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Boarding Schools – Guidelines for Operating
Issues such as buildings and grounds, and essential services maintenance.
Please scroll to the bottom of the page for contacts and links
Do you need to comply?
Yes, under the provisions of a range of Commonwealth and Victorian laws.
Conditions of compliance
School must comply with the following Acts and Regulations to ensure the wellbeing of all boarders:
- Building Regulations 2018 (Vic)
- Building Act 1993 (Vic)
- Children, Youth and Families Act 2005 (Vic)
- Electricity Safety Act 1998 (Vic)
- Food Act 1984 (Vic)
- Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 (Vic)
- Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017 (Vic)
- Planning and Environment Act 1987 (Vic)
- Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)
- Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 (Vic)
- Public health and Wellbeing Regulations 2009 (Vic)
- Water Industry Act 1994 (Vic)
- Working with Children Act 2005 (Vic).
If you have to comply, what do you have to do?
Every boarding school must have in place appropriate requirements to ensure the safety and welfare of all boarders. Schools that operate boarding facilities should be able to provide evidence of policies and procedures for the protection and wellbeing of all boarding students, and should support their emotional, physical, academic and social needs and development.
The skills and number of boarding staff should be suitable for the number and needs of boarding students, and for the activities and responsibilities involved.
The scope of policies and procedures will differ for each school depending on the school's philosophy, ethos and practices; however, minimum requirements should be implemented to ensure duty of care is given indiscriminately to all boarders.
What are the consequences if you don't comply?
You may be in breach of the laws stated above. Penalties can apply.
Who will help you?
Independent Schools Victoria contact
Peter Roberts
Director, School Services
Ph. 03 9825 7211
Kieren Noonan
Head of Innovation
Ph. 03 9825 7275
Documents for Download
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Links and Resources
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- ISV Compliance Framework: Compliance Framework – Food Safety
- Australian Boarding Schools Association
- Australian Building Codes Board
- Australian Taxation Office: GST and long-term accommodation supplied to staff in a school's boarding house
Victorian Building Authority: Smoke Alarms
Boarding houses are class three buildings.
- Victorian Building Authority: Essential Safety Measures
Boarding houses are class three buildings.


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Ford (NYSE:F) recently announced strong third-quarter results with a pretax profit of $2.6 billion, an increase of $426 million over last year. That marks Ford's 17th consecutive quarter of profitability as the company continues its impressive turnaround from the dark days of our last recession. You can be bullish on Ford's North America margins that consistently come in above 10% or you can be bullish on its top-line growth with wholesale units and revenue up 16% and 12%, respectively. You can be bullish on its narrowed losses in Europe or because its dividend has much upside remaining.
There are plenty of reasons to be bullish on Ford, but here's my favorite: Ford's gaining momentum internationally.
In the not-so-distant future, it's very possible that its profits won't be driven almost completely by North America. That would be beneficial to Ford and its investors in more ways than one. First, it would diversify the company and protect profits if vehicle sales in North America begin to taper off years down the road. Second, international growth represents the fastest way for Ford to juice its top and bottom lines as North America has plenty of competition and is a more mature market.
With that in mind, here are two regions where Ford is making steady progress.
Asia Pacific Africa
This region's results are dominated by China, which is a good thing in this case because Ford is making huge strides in that country. In the third quarter, Asia Pacific Africa posted its fifth consecutive quarterly profit, with an increase of $81 million in pretax profits to $126 million. For the first three quarters of 2013, its pretax results are $425 million higher than the same time period last year.
Again, improvements are being driven by Ford's success in China. Ford's market share has improved to 4.3% and should be able to achieve its 6% market share goal by 2015. To understand the growth Ford plans to have in this region, consider that right now Asia Pacific Africa accounts for about 8% of automotive revenues. That will change drastically by the end of the decade, when Ford predicts the region to account for 40% of revenues. Imagine the impact that will have on Ford's top and bottom lines. There will be much growth in the region, and Ford has its plan in place to capture more than its fair share through new product launches.
South America
Ford's third quarter in South America was really a turning point for the company. It posted pretax profits of $159 million, which was a whopping $150 million better than last year. Ford's EcoSport and Fusion continue to lead their segments and customers have responded very positively to the Ranger and refreshed Fiesta.
Ford's wholesale volume and revenue increased in a big way from last year, both up 22%. Through the first three quarters of 2013, volume, revenue, operating margin, and profit all improved over a year ago.
"Ford's record results in the third quarter show the strength of our One Ford plan around the world," said Alan Mulally, Ford president and CEO, in a press release. "Working together, we remain committed to serving customers in all markets with a full family of vehicles, offering the very best quality, fuel efficiency, safety, smart design and value."
Bottom line
As you can see below, there is a lot of international growth available for Ford.
Ford's profits have been dragged down by losses in Europe, but it expects its losses in 2013 to come in under last year's figure, marking the bottom of Ford's losses. By 2015, simply breaking even will essentially add about $1.7 billion to its bottom line, a quick way to significantly boost profits. China will drive huge revenue gains for Ford in its Asia Pacific Africa region, and South America has turned the corner on profitability. As Ford improves its operations and winds down capital expenditure internationally, it will set the company's profits on a nice upward trajectory throughout the decade -- rewarding patient investors along the way.

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"Surprises are everywhere in life. And they usually come from misjudging people for being less than they appear." ~ Brownell Landrum, Repercussions: DUET stories Volume IV - Adult Version
"We CAN learn how to stop judging and begin to accept and receive people where they are. Instead of judging them, we must become LIKE them to WIN them." ~ Sandra M. Michelle, I'm Not Drunk I'm Praying: Dealing With Critical Spirits in the Church.
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"Judge not, that you be not judged. 2 For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and the measure you give will be the measure you get. 3 Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? 4 Or how can you say to your brother, 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when there is the log in your own eye? 5 You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye. ~ Matthew7:1-5


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Here I am at RWA national and I just pitched. I have to confess, I was quite nervous before I pitched, despite my own advice from my earlier post*g*. But thanks to Angie Fox at the fabulous FF&P party (where Nebula winner Catherine Asaro sang!) I had finally boiled down the pitch to two sentences and then of course, he led me to tell more. I'm happy to say I got a request for a full! Yay! Now I can relax and enjoy Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince tonight. Can you tell I'm already excited? I am going to workshops, too. Don't worry. *g* Who needs sleep?
If you've never been to the National, take the plunge. This is the place to be for crazy writers and readers, too! (You should see the bag of free books I got from the booksignings.)
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It's an exciting time and I'm actually looking at this birthday as a 'call to action' in terms of health, professional, and financial management. More news on this soon.
I also plan to do something special for myself each month until I turn 41. Why should I just let 40 sail by with a limited celebration?!
I'm heading out with Fab Fiance to enjoy a great dinner tonight and then, there's a big family dinner on Saturday.
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Last week, myself and 3 of my favouite people went over to Berlin for 5 days to basically ride bikes, drink beers, see art and eat wurst. All of which we did. Excessively. It was so so incredible that I actually cant really blog about it without it turning into a travel guide for the the super fun.
Anyway this is all I really wanted to post at the minute…found some Zooey grafitti in an AMAZING warehouse/squat/gallery we stumbled upon. Even in shit Banksy style stencil she's a super babe.


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Myths have no life of their own. They wait for us to give them flesh.
~ Camus
Myth is a loaded term. Mary Zimmerman, a former teacher of mine who has made a career playing in the world of myth, defined it for me as tales that we hold in our collective unconscious that primarily deal with origin stories which use the fantastical and often contain the supernatural. Others, she is quick to point out, use the term in the figurative sense by naming something a myth when they believe it is false, like bats are blind and bulls hate red. When you put American before it, there's a whole other connotation that occurs. Mary assumed I was referring to pioneer folklore, while others have connected it to the unattainable promise of the American Dream. Check out the definition of myth and you'll find these are all valid interpretations.
For my purposes, I look to the first definition of myth that pops up in Merriam-Webster:
a : a usually traditional story of ostensibly historical events that serves to unfold part of the world view of a people or explain a practice, belief, or natural phenomenon
b : parable, allegory
This is what I mean when I refer to an old story. Be it from the Bible, the Greeks, Shakespeare or Brecht, I define myth as a story that successfully helped its audience gain perspective in their lives. The next step then, is to make the myth American.
Let's take a case study that most are familiar with: Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Now, strip everything away that isn't its bones: the Elizabethan references, costumes, religious context, and so on. What's left is a myth about the inheritance of hate within tribalism. To make it American, find the flesh of historical context. What era of our nation's history applies to these bones? There's no wrong answer, but I chose the Reconstruction Era following the Civil War, and specifically in southern Appalachia. Finally, it is necessary to infuse this American Myth with the blood of the present, and this is achieved through populating the story with a diversity that represents our country's evolving identity.
There is one more crucial ingredient, which Mary referred to and does beautifully in her own work, and that is a dash of the fantastical. To create the space for this, it is necessary to further specify that these American Myths live in a land inspired by the historical context, instead of one tethered to historical accuracy. Our Romeo and Juliet then, lives in Verona, North Carolina.
The fantastical can materialize in many ways, but it is always aimed at one result: the audience's delight. In our investigation of America, the topics promise to hold significant weight, so it is essential to find a balance in our storytelling. With R & J, I have infused it with pagan inspired ritual and bluegrass based music.
The result is The Ballad of Romeo and Juliet, a new American Myth, which we can use to create communal reference points for our urgent yet enduring investigation of our home.


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Rates are per room per night inclusive of breakfast and VAT.
Rates for 2018/2019
10 April to 5 October
1 March to 9 April & from 6 October
Sea View Doubles/Twins
Room 3
Ground Floor - Twin
Room 4
First Floor - Double
Standard double bed
Rooms 5, 6 & 7
First Floor - Doubles
King size beds
£120 - £130
Double/Twin Rooms
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Ground Floor - Double
Super King or Twin beds
Room 2
Ground Floor - Double
King size bed
Sea View Single
Room 8
Ground Floor
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Room 9
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Small double bed
During High Season bookings are generally taken for 7 nights on a Wednesday – Wednesday basis.
The Single Occupancy rate of a king or twin room is £100 to £110 per night. The Single Occupancy Rate for Room No. 4 (standard double bed) starts at £70 per night.
Rooms are available for check-in by 2.00pm. If you arrive before your room is ready we have plenty of space to store your bags whilst you go off and start exploring. On your day of departure check-out time is 10.00am.
Terms and Conditions
Deposit For bookings of 3-nights or less full payment must be made at the time of booking. For bookings of 4-nights or more, a non-refundable deposit of £50 per person per week (or part week) is required to secure any booking. Payment of your deposit can be made by debit/credit card over the phone, by cheque (payable to 'Wheelhouse Guest House Ltd') or by internet banking – please ask us for details.
Payment of the balance can be made once you are here by cash, cheque, BACS or most debit/credit cards.
Cancellation In the event of a cancellation we will make every effort to re-let your room(s). Where we are unable to do so charges will be made as follows:
Cancellations with at least 7-days notice given will be charged at a rate of two-thirds of the cost of the loss incurred;
Cancellations within 7-days of the arrival date, including nights missed due to travel disruptions, will be charged at the full rate.
Holiday Insurance As you are visiting an off-shore island, we strongly advise you to take out adequate holiday insurance to cover you against any possible cancellation or delay, including unforeseen illness and weather related travel delays.
Children We do not have family rooms at The Wheelhouse and regret we are unable to accommodate young children.
Dogs We regret we cannot accommodate dogs, except for assistance dogs. Please contact us to discuss arrangements.
Smoking The Wheelhouse is a strictly no smoking guest house, including outside areas.


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Modern Spanish Tapas offering authentic Barcelona experience in Singapore. FOC meaning fire in Catalan is a potent symbol of Michelin-starred chef Nandu jubany's intense devotion to his craft. Nandu Jubany's gastronomical proposal at FOC is cuisine that reaffirms the most demanding traditions, bringing together authentic flavours and values in a contemporary format
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We have had another fun and exciting week in the pink classes. Our topic this term is 'The Seaside' so the children have created some beautiful art pieces inspired by sun, sea and sand. We have been reading 'The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch' which has been a lot of fun. We even 'concocted' some delicious and scrumptious sandwiches of own. After all that work it was important to sample our work- the best part!
With Father's Day fast approaching, we celebrated all of the wonderful fathers with their very own prayer service. Thank you for doing all that you do and being you.
The Year 1 Auction Promise took place yesterday. Six very lucky children went to Regent's Park to see Peter Pan in the open-air theatre and they also had a picnic. Jarvis also went along and had so much fun exploring.
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Moderate to severe hot flushes and other menopausal vasomotor symptoms severely affect women's sense of well-being, according to a cross-sectional study published in the August issue of Maturitas.
Women reported poorer psychological well-being, with greater symptoms of sweating, hot flashes, and night sweats, report Pragya Gartoulla, MSc, and colleagues from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
"That the independent adverse impact of moderate-severely bothersome [vasomotor symptoms] on wellbeing was as great as housing insecurity, and greater than that of obesity and being a carer, is a striking, and a previously unrecognised finding," the authors write.
"Our data also provides evidence that participation in paid and/or voluntary work has a positive impact on wellbeing and that the impact of being a carer is complex."
Gartoulla and colleagues analyzed data from 1524 Australian women, aged 40 to 65 years, after excluding women who were taking psychotropic medications, hormonal contraception, or replacement therapy from the original sample of 2020 women.
The researchers defined moderate-severely bothersome symptoms as a rating of more than 5 to 8 on an 8-point Likert scale for hot flushes, night sweats, and sweating. The Psychological General Wellbeing Index assessed women's levels of anxiety, depressed mood, positive well-being, self-control, general health, and vitality.
Nearly half the women (48.5%) reported any vasomotor symptoms, a quarter of whom (11.4% of the total sample) experienced moderate to severe symptoms. Before adjustment for confounders, moderate to severely bothersome vasomotor symptoms, housing insecurity, being single, being a carer, smoking, obesity, and being perimenopausal compared with being premenopausal were associated with poorer wellbeing scores.
In the overall analysis, moderate to severely bothersome vasomotor symptoms were still negatively associated with well-being (β = −8.17; 95% confidence interval [CI], −10.90 to −5.45) after adjustment for a wide range of confounders: age, body mass index, relationship status, residential education (metro or not), education, employment status, number of children, housing security, smoking status, alcohol consumption, and being a caregiver for a family member with special needs.
In addition, those with obesity (β = −5.46; 95% CI, −7.24 to −3.68), those who smoked (β = −3.47; 95% CI, −6.10 to −0.84), and those who were unpartnered (β = −2.80; 95% CI, −4.74 to −0.86) had lower well-being scores in the multivariate analysis. However, older age (β = 0.29; 95% CI, 0.16 - 0.42) and involvement in paid or volunteer work (β = 2.72; 95% CI, 0.61 to 4.82) were linked to higher psychological well-being scores.
"Work income is a determinant of housing, health and education and provides security through retirement savings, and self-esteem," write the authors. "Volunteer work also favorably contributes to social status and relationships, self-esteem, community engagement and protection from physical and psychosocial stress."
Meanwhile, housing status played a role in how vasomotor symptoms and being a caregiver related to one another, the authors found.
"A significant interaction term (p < 0.05) in the adjusted multivariate linear regression indicated that the relationship between psychological general wellbeing and carer status differed between the levels of housing security," Gartoulla and colleagues write. "For those with insecure housing, being a carer increased overall wellbeing by 5.55 points. For those with secure housing, being a carer reduced overall wellbeing by 3.61 points."
Less affluent women may be more likely to receive financial remuneration from the welfare system for being a caregiver, and this may explain why caregiver status is positively associated with psychological wellbeing only for women with insecure housing, the authors explain.
"The strength of the association between moderate-severely bothersome VMS and reduced wellbeing, in the context of other factors, is an important consideration for health practitioners caring for women at midlife, the authors conclude.


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David Milia - Business Processes
Mr. Milia has over 17 years of oil and gas experience within multiple disciplines including surveying and exploration, engineering procurement and construction management, and project management. He has overseen engineering procurement and construction management, documentation controls, and GIS special projects at large owner organizations, and was also the Academic Chair for the BSc in construction project management at SAIT. Mr. Milia has sat on the Board of Directors for aceBIM, and currently serves as the Associate Director at the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary.
He holds a dual undergraduate degree, a technical diploma in engineering design and drafting, and a dual MBA focused in global energy management and sustainability, and project management. He is also a Certified Engineering Technologist under ASET.
Steven Parkin MBA, BSc, IEng, MSOE, MIRTE - Manufacturing Quality
Mr. Parkin is an accredited senior Engineering Manager who specialises in Lean Facilitation, Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement, auditing, and enhancing output focussed processes to improve functionality productivity and efficiency. He is highly competent with QA, ISO9001, Prince 2 and Lean Manufacturing Initiatives. He has extensive experience in mechanical engineering, manufacturing, and quality with both the British Army as Senior Availability and Technical Manager, and a Senior Engineering and Operations Manager, and within Canada as a Quality Manager.
He carries his BTEC HNC in Engineering, BSC, a Masters in Business, and an array of diplomas and certificates in Safety Management, engineering standards assessment, Engineering Management, Root Case Failure Analysis and Maintenance and Change Management.
Martin Samson - Software
Mr. Samson has been working in the Information Technology sector for over 24 years, with 18 of those specializing in Document Management software platforms. Along with his technical background, Martin brings hands on experience from the business requirements perspective, allowing him to provide a wide-angled vision to analyze, solve and respond to the needs of organizations.
His diverse platform exposure has allowed him to understand how different software functionality affects organizations, and has successfully deployed a collaboration solution for over 1,400 users nationally, as well as an EDM System for the Canadian Coast Guard.
Martin has an associate degree in both Sciences and in Radio and Television Communications, as well as certificates in Manufacturing and Production Controls and Accounting.
Bradley Fossen, P.Eng., MBA - Engineering and Regulatory
Mr. Fossen is a highly experienced professional engineer who has strategic capabilities in both the project and operational areas for capital projects. He has actively created and implemented the infrastructure required for successful Asset Integrity, and was key in successfully bringing a failing project back on budget. In addition, Brad has gained executive exposure as a strategist after preparing an internal memo outlining the intricacies, opportunities, and challenges with utilizing foreign workers for industrial construction projects, addressing labour shortages of the time.
Along with being a Professional Engineer with APEGA, he is also a Level I CFA and holds his Masters in Business. His affiliations include ASME, ABSA – licensed in-service inspector, and National Board – 1 of only 5000 Nation Board In-Service Inspectors across the globe.
David Johnston - Safety and Environment
Mr. Johnston is a coach and resource for the development of safe, environmentally sound, and compliant work environments. He has broad field experience covering construction, service companies, oil field production operations, drilling, and completions. As a Senior Safety Advisor with the Canadian Safety Consultants, he specializes in serious third party accident investigations and develops action plans to upgrade safety, environmental, regulatory compliance programs and the due diligence documentation required to support them.
In addition to planning, reconnaissance, and liaising with the US Army Intelligence Corp, he has completed a semester in Mechanical Engineering and two semesters in Forestry. He carries tickets in WHMIS, TDG, H2S Alive, First Aid, Fire Extinguisher, Bill C-45, Defensive Driving, Media Spokesperson Training, PITS Safety Inspection Skills, Modern Safety Management by DNV and Accident Investigation by DNV.
Donald E. H. Jones, P.Eng. - Project Management and Controls
Mr. Jones is a seasoned oil and gas executive with over 40 years of extensive and diverse global oil and gas experience in North and South America, Africa, Asia and South East Asia. His broad background has been gained with Engineering, Procurement and Construction, Manufacturing and Service and Exploration and Production firms, ranging from small private entities and medium cap public companies to state owned companies and fully integrated super majors.
Project execution experience in both onshore and offshore facilities in conventional and unconventional oil and gas development has been combined with full exploration and production responsibility in a remote complex country setting, providing a thorough understanding of the combined influence of the various inter-relationships of the energy business sectors.
His sound business and technical acumen and ability to adapt has allowed Mr. Jones to step into a variety of challenging situations, invariably adding material stakeholder value. Mr. Jones holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Calgary.


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Over the decades Molton Brown has built up a reputation for being London's bath, body and beauty connoisseurs. Their iconic perfumes, shower gels, body lotions, candles and hand care products blend exotic ingredients from around the globe with a touch of London eccentricity for bold fragrances and bright, impactful colours. True to its retail heritage, every Molton Brown hospitality product contains the exact same retail formulation made in England. You'll find Molton Brown in five-star hotels and resorts, stylish homes and high-end department stores in more than 70 countries worldwide
Meeting rigorous quality standards and blended with low level natural preservatives, Molton Brown amenities do not contain petrochemicals or harsh detergents. Molton Brown sources all of their natural ingredients from sustainable sources and offers their various ranges in fully recyclable bottles.
Being London's fragrance experts, Molton Brown demonstrates an ability to instinctively know what works and what is coming next. Their scent portfolio includes such delicious blends as Coco & Sandalwood, Pink Pepperpod, Mandarin & Clary Sage, and Coastal Cypress & Sea Fennel. Molton Brown offers unparalleled choice when it comes to spoiling your guests with a luxury skincare experience.
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Happy New Year, Bucks County! There are lots of fabulous ways to ring in 2015 throughout the region:
Lower Bucks
Fisher's New Years Eve Mardi Gras Celebration
1858 Street Rd, Bensalem
9:00pm – 1:30am
After the buffet, move over to Club Seasons to ring in the New Year with a complimentary champagne toast at midnight! Cash bar will be open from 10:00pm~1:00am along with entertainment. Free parking & private entrance. Ticket sales are limited.
Fisher's New Years Eve Dickens of a Murder Mystery & Mardi Gras themed Dinner
1858 Street Rd, Bensalem
8:30pm – 10:30pm
Show begins promptly at 8:30 p.m. Please Arrive by 7:30 pm. Doors open at 8:00 p.m. Dancing and a cash bar in Club Seasons until 1:00 a.m. Includes a midnight champagne toast! It's Christmas in Victorian London and you are invited to attend Fred & Edwina Sawyer's annual party. But what's become of dear old uncle Ebeneezer Scrooge, who was magically transformed just one year ago into one who "know how to keep Christmas well, if anyone possessed the knowledge?" Join some of Charles Dickens' most beloved characters and help Sherlock Holmes solve the case! The cost is $79.99 per person.
Parx Casino 360
New Year's Eve Spectacular
2999 Street Rd, Bensalem
8:00pm – 2:00am
The curtains are lifting. The show must go on. Grab your top hats and lace up your corsets, let's celebrate all night long! Featuring live music and midnight countdown with Bigg Romeo and Fish Out of Water. Cabaret inspired-attire encouraged but not required. Take advantage of our $25 advance ticket price now! Door ticket price is $30. Ticket price includes 1 complimentary beverage in 360. $350 for a table of up to 4 people, includes a bottle of Perrier Jouët.
Sesame Place
100 Sesame Place, Langhorne
The Count's Countdown to New Years
Join the Count and all of his furry friends as they count down to the New Year! Enjoy a celebratory meal as you get ready to ring in the New Year with your favorite Sesame Street friends. Be sure to get your last set of holiday photographs with everyone's favorite Sesame Street friends.
C is for Celebrate Fireworks!
6:20pm – 6:40pm
Don't miss our fireworks show, set to Sesame Street music! Rock out with Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster and Count von Count, as their music fills the air and the sky is covered with colorful bursts of brilliance. Be sure to watch us paint the sky red (and green and blue) from inside the park. This impressive display will certainly give you something to celebrate! Fireworks will begin immediately following the 6:00PM evening performance of the Neighborhood Street Party Night Parade. Entry into the park will be limited 5 minutes prior to the start of fireworks. Time subject to change.
Georgine's Restaurant
New Year's Eve Comedy Show Dinner – Dance
1320 Newport Rd, Bristol
8:30pm – 2:00am
Enjoy a 3 headliner comedy show, DJ music, Dancing, deluxe buffet dinner, 4.5 hour open bar, party favors, champagne toast, dessert buffet, continental breakfast. Cost is $92.50 per person
Georgine's Restaurant – New Year's Eve Comedy Show Dinner – Dance
1320 Newport Rd, Bristol
7:30pm – 10:30pm
This early show features deluxe buffet (prime rib, chicken, shrimp entree), party favors, champagne toast, dessert buffet. cash bar. Get some of the last of your 2012 laughs with 3 top comedians. Cost is $65 per person (in advance).
Newtown First Night
Council Rock High School, 62 Swamp Rd, Newtown
5:00pm – 10:00pm
Enjoy a night of food and fun with Newtown's First Night! Check out all the entertainment at CR North followed by fireworks at Newtown Middle School. First Night Buttons are available for $10 each at multiple locations in Newtown.
New Years Eve at The Yardley Inn
Yardley Inn, 82 East Afton Avenue, Yardley
4pm – 11pm
The Yardley Inn is hosting a New Year's Eve bash to ring in 2015! Join the Yardley Inn family as they welcome in the New Year with seasonal favorites and sparkling champagne. The menu will be a la Carte with dinner served from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Countdown with the Crowne Plaza Hotel
Crowne Plaza Hotel Philadelphia Bucks County, 4700 Street Road, Feasterville-Trevose
8:30 pm – 1:00 am
NYE Package Includes: Deluxe Overnight Guest Room Accommodations Hors d'ouevers Display at Cocktail hour Dinner Buffet in our Ballroom Premium Open Bar Champagne Toast at Midnight Chocolate Fountain Dessert Display DJ & Dancing Photo Booth & Party Favors Breakfast Buffet New Year's Day Late Check-Out $319.00 per couple for NYE Package Pricing available for single, triple or quadruple occupancy $119.00 per person for dinner.
New Years Eve with the Rat Pack at the Sheraton Bucks County
The Sheraton Bucks County Hotel, 400 Oxford Valley Road, Langhorne
8:30pm – 1:00am
Ring in the New Year celebrating with the Rat Pack at the Sheraton Bucks County Hotel. The New Year Celebration includes reception with Cheese Display and Crudite, Dinner, The Rat Pack Show featuring Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin, Dancing, a Champagne Toast at Midnight with Hats and Noisemakers included and a Continental Breakfast after midnight, all for only $100.00 per person, including all gratuities and taxes.
Be A Hero in 2015 New Years Eve Gala with The Naturals
Heritage Hall – 2425 New Falls Road, Newportville, Pa 19056
8:30pm – 1:30am
A dress to impress New Years Eve Gala with The Naturals including an Open Bar, Buffet Dinner, & Midnight Champagne Toast
Buffet includes; Prime Rib, Chicken Marsala, Shrimp Scampi, Roast Pork, and more. $75/person. For Tickets call or email Tim Horrell 215-715-9346 [email protected] Only a limited number of tickets are available and will not be sold at the door.
Central Bucks
The Raven
385 W. Bridge St, New Hope
Celebrate with The Raven and their our special prix fixe, four course dinner. The cost is $95 per person and includes champagne toast, party favors, and party admission. Then dance into the new year with DJ Michael De Cero's New Year's Dance Party. Cost is $20 for those simply interested in the party portion of the evening. Finally, all are welcomed to enjoy a continental breakfast spread at 1:00 am.
New Year's Day Brunch
11am – 3pm
After a night of good times and good friends, don't forget to start New Year's Day with the perfect brunch!
Logan Inn
10 W. Ferry St, New Hope
Ring in 2014 with Dave and the band! Jazzy-style vocals and keyboards starting at 8 pm and continuing through 1 am. Watch THE BALL drop on our big screen TV's. Champagne and hors d'oeuvres at midnight!
Triumph Brewing Company
400 Union Square, New Hope
Ring in the New Year with Triumph Brewing Company and PURE JERRY. They will be popping bottles of Champagne at the strike of midnight. This is going to be a great party! Baby New Year might even make an appearance.
42 Shewell Ave, Doylestown
Try the diversified dining of Honey with their New Year's 9 course, shared tasting event. Cost is $200 per couple. Reservations are highly recommended.
Poco's Restaurant -New Years Eve Comedy Hypnosis Show Staring Success Coach Dr. Scarpati
625 North Main St. Doylestown
By day, Dr. Scarpati is one of the region's most sought after therapist's, by night he happily presents his Comedy Hypnosis Show. Dr. Scarpati's positive and upbeat approach leaves everyone feeling great. It's a unique and fun-filled evening with audience
Black Bass Hotel
3774 River Road Lumberville
5:30pm – 10:30pm
Imagine: a winter wonderland with spectacular views of the Delaware… a special menu including favorite classic Black Bass dishes… and a cozy spot aside the fire pits on our Deck overlooking the river. 4 courses for $95 & children under 16 are $40 per person. Special room packages available.
New Year's Day Brunch
11am to 3pm
Don't forget the Black Bass's New Year's Day Brunch for $42.50.
Caleb's American Kitchen
5738 Route 202, Lahaska
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM & 4:30pm to midnight
Caleb American Kitchen is celebrating all day long! First a New Year's Eve Breakfast/Lunch and then a Four-Course Prix-Fix Menu in the evening. Cost is $65 per person (tax and gratuity not included).
Upper Bucks
Washington House
136 N. Main St, Sellersville
Reservations are from 4:30pm – 10:00pm
New Year's Eve Dinner: Celebrate the New Year with Sellersville Theatre as they offer a specialty five course dinner with a complementary glass of champagne for $65 (tax and gratuity not included).
Sellersville Theater 1894
The Bues Brotherhood- The Blues Brothers Tributes
24 W. Temple Ave, Sellersville
7:00pm & 10:30pm (late show includes champagne toast at midnight)
It's a fun and funky New Year's Eve Party with the return of The Blues Brotherhood, a tribute to The Blues Brothers. They'll keep us dancing to classic RnB, blues and soul tunes in a style unique to the Brotherhood such as "Soul Man," "Rubber Biscuit," "Gimmie Some Lovin'," "Who's Making Love," "Expressway To Your Heart" and "I Can't Turn You Loose." So hold on to your hats (and shades, for that matter) as the boys capture the sound, energy and persona that propelled the original Blues Brothers into the phenomenon that still thrills audiences around the world. Tickets are $45.
The Brick Tavern
2460 Old Bethlehem Pike, Quakertown
Celebrate the New Year with The Brick Tavern with a special menu from 4:00pm – 10:00pm! Enjoy the jazz guitar performance by Lou Pompilio started at 7:30pm. Round off the night with hats, noisemakers, and champagne at midnight!
McCoole's Arts and Events Place
10 S. Main Street, Quakertown
5:00pm – 9:00pm; 9:00pm – 1:00am
Ring in the New Year with McCoole's! No cover charge or set menu. Reservations are recommended.
Cactus Grill
7200 Easton Rd, Pipersville
8:00pm – 12:00am
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"For the Christian church to be holy means it should be radically different. The early Christian stuck out in the Greco-Roman pagan society because of their integrity and honesty, their sympathy and forgiveness, their sexual chastity, and their astonishing financial generosity. They were holy. Are we?"
— Tim and Kathy Kelly, "The Songs of Jesus: A Year of Daily Devotions in the Psalms"
"When my flesh yearns for some prohibited thing, I must die. When called to do something I don't want to do, I must die. When I wish to be selfish and serve no one, I must die. When shattered by hardships that I despise, I must die. When wanting to cling to wrongs done against me, I must die. When enticed by allurements of the world, I must die. When wishing to keep besetting sins secret, I must die. When wants that are borderline needs are left unmet, I must die. When dreams that are good seem shoved aside, I must die." — Milton Vincent, "A Gospel Primer for Christians"
"Indeed, the whole distinction between art and trash, between food and garbage, depends on the presence or absence of the loving eye. Turn a statue over to a bore, and his boredom will break it to bits - witness the ruined monuments of antiquity. On the other hand, turn a shack over to a lover; for all its poverty, its lights and shadows warm a little and its numbed surfaces prickle with feeling" — Robert Farrar Capon, "The Supper of the Lamb: A Culinary Reflection"
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Startups and tech companies are slowly but surely becoming the new faces of business. So many aspects of our economy are based on the health of these businesses, and the global marketplace is shifting more and more in that direction.
Taking a detailed look at startups and global startup ecosystems can shed a lot of light on the bigger picture of business around the world. There are several lengthy reports out there that compare startup ecosystems, including those produced by Compass.co and Startup Genome. Now Computer Science Zone has compiled a large pile of data in an easy-to-read infographic, to save you the time of scanning 200 pages of text to find the most valuable information.
The Startup Genome Project 2.0 compares different eras and trends in the 20th and 21st Century technology boom. It touches upon everything from the shift in corporate structure that the 20th Century experience, to the 21st Century challenges of instant connectivity between businesses and customers and more global competition.
The Project also selected several key ecosystems from around the world and compared them in metrics such as funding, market reach, talent, and fastest-growing (it's Austin, btw). Here are just a few of the dozens of statistics pulled together in the infographic:
- In 2015, Singapore jumped from the 17th best startup ecosystem to the 10th.
- Silicon Valley still has as much startup capital and exit volume as the top 20 ecosystems combined.
- The entire US GDP is $15 trillion and $1 trillion of that is from nine tech companies that have all been around for 15 years or less.
- 100% of NYC startups in the study have a technical founder.
- Entrepreneurs with mentors saw 3.5 times more growth and 7 times more investment than those without mentors.
- Startups, even those with VC backing, have a 75% chance of failure within the first two years.
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So ... got 30 bags of 'poo' delivered this morning (about 900 litres) to feed our garden. The whole place (and neighbourhood) smells like a cowshed!
We've got a lot in a while back - grapevines, figs, magnolia, kiwifruit, peas, beans, tomatoes, avocados, rocket, almonds, onions, garlic, artichokes, asparagus, olives, nectarines, apples, pears, etc, etc. Hope it all comes to fruition ... excuse the pun!
We'd like to eat as much as possible out of the garden. Our fruit and veg bill is around $45 each week so anything we can produce helps a lot. Hate to think what it'd cost if we shopped at the supermarket rather than our local F&V!
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Colin Turner
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Sir Colin William Carstairs Turner CBE DFC (4 January 1922 – 21 March 2014) was a British businessman and Conservative Party politician.[1]
The son of Colin C.W. Turner, he was educated at Highgate School. He had one sister and two half brothers. In 1949 he married Evelyn Mary, daughter of late Claude H. Buckard, Enfield. Together they had three sons and one daughter; 14 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. He died in 2014 at the age of 92,[2] at his home in West Runton in Norfolk.[3]
The Colin Turner Group (founded in 1927 by Colin C.W. Turner as the 'Colin Turner London Ltd') International Media Representatives and Marketing Consultants, chairman 1985–1988, president 1988-1997.
RAF: Served in World War II with the Royal Air Force, 1940-1945, Air Observer; S Africa and E Africa, 223 Squadron; Desert Air Force, N. Africa, 1942–44; commissioned, 1943; invalided out as flying officer, 1945 after air crash.
Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA): 223 Squadron Association, chairman 1975-93; RAFA Enfield Branch, chairman 1979-93; Sheringham and District Branch, chairman 1994-99, president 2000-09.
Politics: Enfield Borough Council, member 1956-58; Contested Enfield (East) Parliament Constituency, 1950 and 1951; Member of Parliament (MP) for Woolwich West from the 1959 general election until his defeat at the 1964 general election. He did not stand again at the 1966 election. Member of National Executive of Conservative Party, 1946–53, 1968–73, 1976–82; Enfield North Conservative Association, chairman 1979-84, president 1984-93; North Norfolk Conservative Association, president 1996-99; Conservative European Constituency Council, London North, chairman 1984-89. Conservative Commonwealth and Overseas Council, deputy chairman 1975, chairman 1976-82; Conservative Foreign and Commonwealth Council, vice president 1985-2008.
Media: Overseas Press and Media Association, president 1965-67, honorary secretary. 1967, honorary treasurer 1974-82, life president 1982; Overseas Media Guide, editor 1968, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74; Commonwealth Press Union, chairman PR Committee 1970-87;
Old Cholmeleian Society (Highgate School former pupils association), president 1985-86, editor of The Cholmeleian, 1982-95.
See alsoEdit
- ^ 'Who's Who'
- ^ "Sir Colin Turner - obituary". Telegraph. Retrieved 26 March 2014.
- ^ Sir Colin Turner: Inspirational figure in business, Conservative party and RAFA Retrieved 2016-10-20.
External linksEdit
- Hansard 1803–2005: contributions in Parliament by Colin Turner
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This practical one-day course can be taken independently or as part of the BPS Approved Certificate in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). Taught by highly qualified DBT practitioners, this course will give you the essential set of skills for running Emotional Regulation Skills Training Groups with your clients.
Approved by the British Psychological Society for the purposes of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
This one day training is both a stand-alone training module as well as one of the four skills training modules that form part of the BPS Approved Certificate in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy.
This module covers the three areas of DBT Emotional Regulation Skills Training typically run over a six week period:
Issues addressed include:
BPS Approved Certificate in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy:
Module 1: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy: Two-Day Introductory Course
Module 2: DBT Skills Training Groups (STG):
Module 3: Assessed casebook assignment, consult group attendance, reports and test
Early Bird Price: £150 + VAT (£180) per delegate to include refreshments and course materials. This discount is available on bookings made more than 1 month prior the course date event.
Regular Price: £180 + VAT (£216).
Certificate of Completion:
You receive a Certificate of Attendance for 7 CPD training hours for individual 1 days course if you sign in on the day (attending in person) or have full attendance record (attending via webcast).
BPS Approved Certificate in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy requires attendance of all training modules, plus completion of the online module and a separate online test (80% pass). Online test should be completed no later than 6 months after the last module.
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Marie qualified as a CBT therapist at Goldsmiths University, London, 2003. She is registered with the HCPC and Accredited with BABCP in the UK. Marie has Diploma in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), gained in 2010, where she trained with Dr Elizabeth Malmquist and Dr Anita Linnér (Sweden), as well as with Professor Alan Fruzzetti and Professor Jill Rathus (USA). She is also trained in Trauma Focused-CBT, including Supervisor training; Prolonged Exposure; and DBT for Schools (STEPS-A). Marie has been part of developing many DBT-informed programmes in different settings, mainly for children, adolescents and families, but also for young adults (18-25), both in Sweden and in England. In 2018 Marie offered support and DBT-informed training to a group of mothers in Mexico in how to help their children manage their emotions in a healthier way.
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The course discusses Intel's Many Integrated Core (MIC) architecture and programming models for Intel Xeon Phi co/processors in order to enable programmers to achieve good performance of their applications. The course will mainly concentrate on techniques relevant for Knights Landing (KNL) based systems, like the future KNL cluster CoolMUC3 to be installed at LRZ, soon.
The workshop covers a wide range of topics from the description of the hardware of the Intel Xeon Phi co-/processors through information about the basic programming models as well as information about vectorisation and MCDRAM usage up to tools and strategies how to analyse and improve the performance of applications.
The workshop will include both theoretical and practical hands-on sessions.
There will also be a session with invited talks by speakers from Intel, IPCC@LRZ, IPCC@TUM, IPCC@IT4Innovations, IPP, RRZE and the University of Regensburg about Intel Xeon Phi - especially KNL - experience and best practice recommendations.
The course is developed within the joint German-Czech Republic project CzeBaCCA. A workshop on "HPC for natural hazard assessment and disaster mitigation" of this project will take place at LRZ directly after this course (see https://www.lrz.de/services/compute/courses/2017-06-28_hnha1s17/).
Please bring your own laptop (with an ssh client installed) for the hands-on sessions!
Figure: Participants of the MIC Workshop 2016
Monday, June 26, 2017, Kursraum 2, H.U.010 (course room)
Tuesday, June 27, 2017, Kursraum 2, H.U.010 (course room)
Wednesday, June 28, 2017, 09:00-12:00, Hörsaal, H.E.009 (Lecture Hall)
Wednesday, June 28, 2017, 13:00-18:00, Hörsaal, H.E.009 (Lecture Hall)
Plenum session with invited talks on MIC experience and best practice recommendations
(joint session with the Scientific Workshop "HPC for natural hazard assessment and disaster mitigation"), public session
The course material is developed within PRACE and the joint German-Czech Republic project CzeBaCCA.
The course is a PRACE Advanced Training Center event.
A social event for participant and instructor networking is planned for the evening on Tuesday, 27 June.
Dr. Momme Allalen received his Ph.D in theoretical Physics from the University of Osnabrück in 2006. He worked in the field of molecular magnetics through modelling techniques such as the exact numerical diagonalisation of the Heisenberg model. He joined the Leibniz Computing Centre (LRZ) in 2007 working in the High Performance Computing group. His tasks include user support, optimisation and parallelisation of scientific application codes, and benchmarking for characterising and evaluating the performance of high-end supercomputers. His research interests are various aspects of parallel computing and new programming languages and paradigms.
Dr. Fabio Baruffa is HPC Application Specialist at LRZ and member of the Intel Parallel Computing Center (IPCC). He was working as HPC researcher at Max-Planck (MPCDF), Jülich Research Center and Cineca where he was involved in HPC software development. His main research interests are in the area of computational methods and optimizations for HPC systems. He holds a PhD in Physics from University of Regensburg for his research in the area of spintronics.
Dr.-Ing. Jan Eitzinger (RRZE) (formerly Treibig) holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Erlangen. He is now a postdoctoral researcher in the HPC Services group at Erlangen Regional Computing Center (RRZE). His current research revolves around architecture-specific and low-level optimization for current processor architectures, performance modeling on processor and system levels, and programming tools. He is the developer of LIKWID, a collection of lightweight performance tools. In his daily work he is involved in all aspects of user support in High Performance Computing: training, code parallelization, profiling and optimization, and the evaluation of novel computer architectures.
Dr.-Ing. Michael Klemm (Intel Corp.) obtained an M.Sc. in Computer Science in 2003 and received a Doctor of Engineering degree (Dr.-Ing.) from the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, in 2008. Michael Klemm works in the Developer Relations Division at Intel in Germany and his areas of interest include compiler construction, design of programming languages, parallel programming, and performance analysis and tuning. Michael Klemm joined the OpenMP organization in 2009 and was appointed CEO of the OpenMP ARB in 2016.
Dr. Volker Weinberg studied physics at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and later worked at the research centre DESY. He received his PhD from the Free University of Berlin for his studies in the field of lattice QCD. Since 2008 he is working in the HPC group at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre and is responsible for HPC and PATC (PRACE Advanced Training Centre) courses at LRZ, new programming languages and the Intel Xeon Phi based system SuperMIC. Within PRACE-4IP he took over the leadership to create Best Practice Guides for new architectures and systems.
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by Jason Suzuki
With a majority of theaters digital only and lacking in film projection capabilities, along with the rise of productions big and small shooting digital with the likes of RED and Alexa, the filming and exhibition of a movie on film has become a marketing tool. Big names like Nolan and Tarantino have given viewers early access screening incentives, just as long as those screenings are on film. It's a nice gesture but not all that impressive when their budgets can support the choice to shoot on film. Additionally they have a pedigree of surefire profit meaning the studios can handle striking up all those prints; not to mention the fact that movies shot on film were most likely still edited digitally anyway. It's even more ridiculous when you consider that The Hateful Eight had a Cinerama logo without actually being shot on the format. Too Late on the other hand is a film deserving of its 35mm fetishism as it makes stylistic and narrative choices based on it while never forgetting of the hard-boiled, regretful mood it is creating beyond the help of the grain.
John Hawkes, in what will most likely become his quintessential performance in the years to come, surpassing The Sessions (sort of like how Elliot Gould is more intrinsically linked with The Long Goodbye rather than MASH despite its popularity), plays Sampson, a private eye looking for a missing woman, a stripper named Dorothy. Sampson is too late to save the young woman, finding her murdered just minutes after having spoken to her on the phone (one of many references to the title). The moments before, during, and after her death are done in a bravado long take, expertly executed and incorporating extended zooms and split screen, the camera dancing around a good portion of the cast of characters that we'll come back to later in the film.
It's easy to think that the energy of the opening sequence won't be maintained throughout the film. Starting out of the gate with a long take has been seen elsewhere as a way to easily hook the audience. Too Late however is broken up into five acts, each the length of a reel of film, shot in continuous takes that are equally long. The opening act is just an introduction to the bold nature of the film, which remains in the four subsequent reels. Every now and then there will be an awkward pause or line read when an actor almost forgot their next line, it saves the movie from being too clean and proper and more evocative of the freewheeling, low-budget nature of the era it wants to emulate. There's an authenticity to the film, director Hauck wanted each sequence to be done in one go, all in camera. There is no seamless joining of shots which is why the long take has become so popular. The non-linear narrative shakes off some of the played out post-Tarantino stigma when considering that maybe the film is recreating when a projectionist has the order of his reels jumbled up.
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Most popular and successful movies fall into the trap of piracy. When movies get pirated on thousands of websites or DVDs, the creators, actors and the studios do not get paid for their efforts. Calculating the loss of money for these movies is impossible as millions of people download pirated movies from multiple websites. The loss of money is usually proportional to the budget of the movie, if your movie has a big budget, you would lose more money to piracy.
The quality of picture and sound of pirated movies is pretty low. Consumers of these pirated movies would not have a high-quality experience and this can lead to poor judgment about the original quality of the movies. Protecting your movies from piracy will ensure that your audience will always experience high-quality original content.
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I would like to compare road vehicle kilometres travelled in total in NZ per year from 2001 through until the latest set of data - 2018 if possible, with total road fatalities for the same period.
Road fatalities adjusted by distance travelled providing a more meaningful assessment of the road toll.
Adjusting for distance travelled.
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We don't have single dataset ready to include the above two measures and it requires statistical analysis to schedule it.
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"The Manly Art of Self-Defense"
When tasked with writing a blog and told to "write about literally anything related to sports", it sometimes becomes tough to narrow down a singular topic to discuss. It is a daunting assignment, and for me it is not something I am able to traverse with ease. After entertaining and pursuing a few different topics, I finally stumbled upon one which I hold close to my heart; boxing. My freshman year I needed a competitive activity to fill the void high school sports created, yet had no idea what to pursue. It was during this period I stumbled upon the sport of Boxing. The physical challenges, as well as the person recognition of achievement from winning fights was exactly what I was searching for, and offered me the perfect activity to fill that long left empty void. When the sport of boxing is mentioned, the majority of the US populace thinks of the greats such as Mohammed Ali and, recently, Floyd Mayweather. Though both loud and obnoxious in demeanor, these two fighters will go down in the history books as two of the greatest boxers to ever participate in the sport; however beyond the athletes themselves boxing has a unique story, which dates back thousands of years and has evolved immensely since its creation.
Boxing, by definition, is "a combat sport, involving two individuals, who test the others strength, speed, reflexes, endurance and will throwing punches with gloved hands against each other." With its earliest roots stemming from Ancient Egypt, boxing was first documented in the second millennium BCE. It began as simply two willing contester's, sometimes unwilling, who simply fought each other for the sheer pleasure of it. From Ancient Egypt, the sport spread to select locations in Southern Europe. The Romans took a particular liking to it, and eventually competitors began fighting for large audiences. However, unlike modern boxing, these fights did not conclude when a fighter chose, instead these bouts were fought to the death. Revolutionizing the sport, sadistically, to entertain the blood thirsty fans, the Romans created a primitive type of glove which contained metal studs producing devastating outcomes to the fighters bodies. As the age of swords began to unveil itself, the sport of boxing slowly faded into the history books, and would not officially reemerge until the sixteenth century.
Upon the age of the sword fading, the sport of prize fighting (simply bare knuckle boxing) materialized in England. In this primitive form of boxing there were no rules, no weight classes, and no officials to regulate fights. These fights were very chaotic and closely resembled the Roman bouts where fighters were brutally beaten and sometimes killed. Out of the Chaos emerged a beacon of hope for the sport in the form of Broughton's rules introduced in 1743. Jack Broughton, known as the father of English Boxing, was a fighting champion and laid the foundation for future rules and regulations which he thought would aid in preventing the injuries boxers were sustaining, while also creating order within the ring. His rules were simple: a downed man, who could not get up in thirty seconds, automatically lost, there was no hitting the downed fighters, and there was to be no punches below the waist. Broughton can also be credited with the invention, and promotion, of an early form of padded gloves called mufflers. The Broughton rules would reign as the leading regulations for boxing until in 1838 when the London Prize Ring Rules were organized and stated the fights would be conducted in a 24 foot ring surrounded by rope, if a fighter were knocked down, he had to rise within 30 seconds under his own power to be allowed to continue, and that biting, head-butting, and hitting below the belt were declared illegal.
In 1867 a new set of more specified rules were created titled the Marquess of Queensbury because they were first broadcasted under the patronage of the Marquess of Queensbury. 12 rules fell under this new set of regulations and in summary, declared "fights should be "a fair stand-up boxing match" in a 24-foot-square or similar ring. Rounds were three minutes with one-minute rest intervals between rounds. Each fighter was given a ten-second count if he were knocked down, and wrestling was banned." Since their formation these rules have been the general rules regulating boxing even into the present.
The introduction of these new rules changed the sport forever, making a more strategic approach to the sport become necessary, and ultimately gave birth to the style and techniques still practiced by boxers to this day. Popular defensive moves such as the slipping and bobbing became necessary as the sport revolutionized from a culture of barbaric brawlers and gave birth to a more strategy based fighter who utilized the use of technique to beat his opponent. Having competed in this sport myself, I have come to appreciate the level of strategy and thinking which goes into a boxing match. Fighters are constantly observing their opponent, and the good ones, are constantly trying to stay three steps ahead of their competitor, much like in a game of chess. Boxing is an amazing sport, and I hope through this article those seeking out the sport will be able to appreciate it and appreciate the advances and evolution it has endured over thousands and thousands of years. Thanks to the early founders, such as Broughton, we are now able to enjoy a sport which is enjoyable to watch, and hopefully will be for many years to come.


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Urth Cafe & LA Lookouts
Of all restaurants in LA, the one place that has most frequented my Instagram feed has been Urth Caffe. As all of you should know by now, I'm a sucker for brunch. There was no way I was going to leave LA without visiting one of the Urth Caffe's downtown.
It was bright and early when we got to the Urth Caffe on Melrose Avenue. It was the hottest day of the trip, and we were starting to tan just by walking.
We had to order our food at the counter before finding a table. I guess it was their way of making sure there were always seats available.
I think we went a bit overboard with the food...
Everything looked so delicious.
We ordered pita bread and hummus to share and a sandwich each.
Urth claims to serve coffees and fine teas under "strict quality and ethical standards." I tried their organic bubble tea and it was surprisingly really good.
Being somewhat reassured that the tea wasn't made of powdered artificial milk like back in Hong Kong, I drank away with no concerns.
We did our best to finish our food, leaving only pieces of sandwiches and bits of hummus.
It was time for dessert!
The berry tart made our mouths water all over again.
Hoooly moly did we have food comas after this meal. We finished our tart and could not get up from our seats even 10 minutes later.
Only when we saw people trying to find their own seats for their meal did we get off our butts to window shop.
After feeling successfully digested, we fetched an Uber and told the driver to drop us off at his favorite lookout point in Los Angeles. He was delighted to show us and took us up to Mulholland Drive.
And it was a beautiful lookout point indeed.
And that concludes Milan Sai and I's Spring Break 2k15!
We had a nice dinner later in the evening and met up with some friends from back home who are studying there. They helped us say bye to Los Angeles with quite an eventful night.
I'm planning to be back in the West Coast around the same time next year, but who knows. My plans have been so unpredictable this year that I could end up somewhere completely different.


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Amy Childs welcomed her second child on 1 September 2018 with 'secret' boyfriend Ritchie.
The former The Only Way Is Essex star shared an adorable snap of her newborn, revealing she had given birth to a baby boy – she wrote: ""My beautiful son. Welcome to the world darling. Born Saturday 1st September 4:12am."
Three weeks after her son's birth, Amy shared the first photo of her with both children – but still remained tight-lipped about her baby boy's name.
And whilst Amy's fans were quick to comment on how sweet her latest snap was, many were left pondering what Amy and her boyfriend had decided to name the adorable tot.
What did Amy Childs name her first child?
Amy gave birth to her first daughter Polly in 2017.
Amy said she was considering the name "Elsie" before Polly, but ultimately picked Polly's name because "it's a bit unusual," in an exclusive interview with OK! magazine.
What type of names does Amy favour?
Whilst Amy and her other half have remained tight-lipped about his name, Amy has hinted in previous interviews at what she may call her newborn boy.
After the birth of her first child Polly, Amy Childs exclusively revealed to OK! magazine her favourite type of baby names.
Speaking about her first child in 2017, Amy said: "Her full name is Polly Childs-Wright. We like traditional names," – Amy was still in a relationship with Polly's father Bradley Wright at the time.
So even though the 28 year old new mum picked Polly because it was "unusual", she's also partial to traditional choices.
Another notable feature that Amy may replicate from her daughter's name to her son's is the absence of a middle name.
Amy avoided a middle name for Polly as she described her name as "such a mouthful,"
"When she says her name at school, it would be a bit too much," she added.
What is Amy's son's name?
Although she hasn't officially announced her son's name yet, it's likely Amy will pick something traditional like she did with Polly.
What Amy Childs has officially named her son however, is yet to be confirmed.