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What is your connection to Brimbank?
I live and work in Brimbank. I have a proud history of working for the local community as a grassroots community activist. I have advocated for better sporting infrastructure, retention of parks and a Community Hub, disability rights and greater investment across the Community.
What do you think is the greatest strength of the Brimbank Community?
It's rich diversity and that it is a destination for many young families to start their dreams and aspirations. People from walks of life bring their stories dreams and goals. I believe its tolerance, empathy and resilience are just a few of its many strengths.
What are your greatest concerns for Brimbank?
Balancing our growth with support services and infrastructure. We need to ensure that we improve the health outcomes of our people, increase physical and passive recreation. Supporting business to increase jobs and improve retention rates at schools.
What made you decide to run for Council?
I am a passionate advocate for the community and localisation. I want to build sustainable and strong communities through community building and listening to the needs of people. Promoting inclusion not just in words but providing real opportunities, we have so much untapped potential within our people. I see my role essentially as a facilitator of this.
What do you hope to achieve in your term as a Brimbank City Councillor?
A focus on people, improved services, implementing efficiencies where possible to ensure we have the services people need. To be transparent, united and connected to the people we represent. Improving inclusion, reviewing planning schemes, focus on promoting healthy outcomes of our Community.
What is your favourite thing to do in Brimbank?
Visit our wonderful parks, particularly Horseshoe Bend Park. Watch local sports such as football and cricket, basketball and athletics – especially as Keilor is such a strong Sports Hub. Visiting heritage sites, gaining a better understanding of our own history and also enjoying the diverse cuisine particularly Alfrieda Street and Sunshine.


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"Fate" comes from Latin, where it means, "Spoken."Like if a judge sentences a criminal, the sentencing is called a "Fatum". The common people thought that the gods sentenced human beings to various rewards or punishments. This is a half-truth. The gods do enforce a sentence, but like a judge, they are not the origin of the need for a sentence to be passed. The criminal is the origin. Similarly the living being is the origin of the sentence declared by the gods as fate.
In short the word "Fate" should convey the understanding that the gods enforce certain results upon us, but that we are the root cause of the reward and punishment we experience.
"Destiny" also has Latin origins. "de-stinare" means to make something stable. In other words, when something is decided. Again, common people thought that the gods whimsically decided what rewards and punishments to bestow on people…
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|One of the beautiful views captured during a 2+ hour motorcycle trip Saturday on a nearby island. The adventure pushed me out of my "comfort zone"!
"I know one reason God brought me to Uganda was to remove me from my comforts and securities and learn to rely more on Him.
"But, after 8 years, it seems I have constructed new comforts and securities upon which I rely. Why?
"Because it seems in all truthfulness, I don't trust God as much as I say I do. I believe I have to control and manipulate who and what is around me, to get the desired result – or at least the one I want. But, so much (or all or most of it) is out of my control.
"In a sense, I have confined myself and God to what I think we can manage together. I have been afraid to dream big because what if it is beyond what I can handle or manage?"
These were thoughts I journaled back in February. (This was well before I knew God would ask me to leave Uganda in September and take a sabbatical for an undetermined time for rest, reflection, and refocusing.)
At the start of 2018, God convicted me of putting up new "comfort zones" here in Uganda. It's funny in an ironic way - I know God brought me here 8+ years for that very reason – to physically remove me from what I had leaned on and trusted in more than Him. And, yet here I was repeating the pattern...
We're all familiar with the term "comfort zone." It's a space, physical or otherwise, where we feel comfortable, and outside of it is where comfort is less felt or perceived to be assured.
I used to think "comfort" was exactly how it's defined: "State of ease or contentment." But, in recent weeks, God has corrected my thinking. A "comfort zone" in reality can be a "confinement zone" – a place or space keeping you from what God is calling you into. Rather than being a protection, it prohibits us from moving ahead with God.
Every time in the Bible God called a man or a woman to Himself and into His ways and work, He called them out of something or somewhere else. The examples are too many to list here, but here is a sample: Noah, Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Rahab, Ruth, Elijah, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, the 12 disciples, Paul...
To follow God's leading, each man and woman had to step away and leave behind family, friends, homes, occupations, wealth, security, popularity, and the list goes on.
"These all died in faith without having received the promises, but they saw them from a distance, greeted them and confessed that they were foreigners and temporary residents on the earth. Now those who say such things make it clear that they are seeking a homeland.
"If they were thinking about where they came from, they would have had an opportunity to return. But they now desire a better place – a heavenly one. Therefore God is not ashamed to be called their God, for He has prepared a city for them." (Hebrews 11:13-16)
The journey of faith is a journey out of comforts and confinements into greater dependence on and trust in our God. We leave lesser "securities" for a much greater and unshakable security in our Heavenly Father.


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I'm checking in tonight with 1,089 words. Not my best, but considering the late start I had tonight, it's not bad.
My hero is taking me into a totally different direction than I was expecting him to. I'm excited about that because I love to see my characters come to life for me. It's easy to write down their stats-age, hair color, height, but giving them a personality is something that just comes from the writing.
He is a departure for me since he's more a beta male than a alpha one. Most of my heroes to date have been alpha all the way. But I think he's going to have hidden depths that readers are going to really appreciate.
That might also come as a surprise to some since most race car drivers are pretty alpha, but that's because he's not a race car driver. The heroine in this book is the only one with a racing connection.
Who is she? Well, you met her in Born to Run and that's all I'm going to say.
Now it's time to go to bed. I bought some new Dunkin' Donuts coffee tonight and I can't wait to wake up in the morning and try it! Buying different kinds of coffee is what keeps me going some times. Whatever it takes, huh?


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Rolling green pastures, towering Swiss mountains and serene streams weaving through valleys dotted with traditional Swiss houses – that's probably what first comes to mind when we think of Switzerland. As dreamy as those mental images of Switzerland may be, though, they definitely pale in comparison with seeing Switzerland's breathtaking sights first-hand 😍
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Switzerland itself is a vast country, so if you're planning to visit but if you haven't got a clue where to go to catch the most stunning alpine views or have the best experiences of Swiss culture, we've got you covered! Here's 9 of our favourite must-see sights in Switzerland that'll leave you breathless with awe 😊
Sandwiched between the brilliant blue Swiss lakes of Lake Brienz and Lake Thun, Interlaken easily tops our list as the most beautiful Swiss town we've ever seen, for the sheer beauty of the natural scenery around it.
#HHWT Tip: Interlaken is also one of the most Muslim-friendly towns in Switzerland, with halal food everywhere and even Muslim-friendly accommodations aplenty!
1. Scenic Swiss villages: Grindelwald & Lauterbrunnen
Nestled between sweeping valleys and framed against the breathtaking backdrop of the Swiss Alps, the quaint little Swiss villages of Grindelwald & Lauterbrunnen near Interlaken are the very definition of Switzerland that you've always pictured.
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In fact, exploring these villages will feel as though you've stepped right into a postcard of Switzerland because of the otherworldly beauty of the majestic mountains flanking the town!
Situated on the circular route from Interlaken up to the Jungfraujoch mountains nearby, most travellers visit both villages on their way up or down from Jungfraujoch, but be sure to take your time wandering around here to really soak in the awe-inspiring scenery.
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If you'd rather not squeeze all that stunning natural scenery into one day, you can always stay overnight here at one of the affordable accommodations scattered across both villages. After all, it's not every day you get to open your door and be greeted by mile-high waterfalls and picturesque Swiss houses right outside!
#HHWT Tip: If you're visiting in the summer, Lauterbrunnen offers more picturesque sights thanks to the towering Staubbach Falls in it. In winter, though, it's Grindelwald that's the more gorgeous of the two since it transforms into a veritable winter wonderland that proves popular with skiers from all over the country!
2. Jungfraujoch: The Top Of Europe
No visit to Interlaken will be complete without going up to Jungfraujoch and seeing for yourself the magnificent 360 views of the surrounding glaciers you'll find here.
View of the Sphinx Observatory (top left) and the Top of Europe building (centre left) from Jungfraujoch Plateau.
Affectionately known as the Top of Europe, it boasts the highest railway station in all of Europe, one of the highest observatories in the world (the Sphinx Observatory) AND the highest Lindt chocolate shop in the world 😱
Surreal views from the Jungfraujoch Plateau.
You'll find the best views (with subzero temperatures as low as -20 degrees, to boot!) at the Sphinx Observatory, and the Jungfraujoch Plateau.
Walking on the Plateau itself is a particularly unforgettable experience: the views of the Aletsch Glacier spreading out beneath you will leave you speechless with their otherworldliness. It almost feels as though you're on a completely different planet!
Needless to say, the classic "been there, done that" shot at the Jungfraujoch Plateau is a definite must-do. How else can you proudly show your loved ones that you've conquered the top of Europe? 😉
Halal food: Self-serve restaurant at Jungfraujoch
With temperatures as low as -20 degrees here, your appetite's bound to grow exponentially. Don't worry: halal food is available at the self-serve Restaurant Alesch on Jungfraujoch!
Though the only halal meal available here is the chicken curry meal with rice, the servings here are huge and will definitely keep your tummy filled. You'll even get to enjoy the view of the surrounding Aletsch Glacier as you dine!
#HHWT Tip: The halal meal at Restaurant Alesch is clearly marked with a "halal logo" on the menu, so there's no need to worry about getting your order wrong! 😊
3. Lake Brienz
Being a town whose name translates into "between lakes", Interlaken doesn't just make the perfect base from which to explore the Swiss Alps–the twin lakes of Brienz and Thun are also some of Switzerland's most beautiful all year round.
If we really had to choose, Lake Brienz wins our vote for the most gorgeous lake in Switzerland. Even to the naked eye, the gleaming crystal-clear water here astounded us with its remarkably bright shade of emerald-turquoise. It was love at first sight with this one 😍
Tranquil scenes on a quiet winter morning on Lake Brienz.
In the summer, popular cruiseboats trundle along the lakes, taking passengers from one end of the town of Brienz to another for some unforgettably awesome lake views right from the top deck. In winter, astonishingly enough, the water retains its distinct azure hues and provides the perfect setting for a quiet lakeside stroll to admire the flawless scenery all around 😍
Wooden sculpture along Lake Brienz.
#HHWT Tip: Brienz is also famed for its wooden sculptures, so you'll find several amusing life-size wooden figures scattered across the lakeside promenade, making for some pretty good photo opportunities!
Halal food nearby: packed lunch from Interlaken West Station
We weren't kidding when we said halal food is everywhere in Interlaken, and the best example of this is Interlaken West station, where you'll find AT LEAST five or six Muslim-owned eateries here.
We spotted the first one before we even left the station – Bruno's Pizza is located within the train station itself and offers Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine along with (obviously) pizzas!
Bruno's Pizza, Interlaken West Station.
Right across the street from the station, you'll also find a Kashmiri restaurant, another Turkish eatery, as well as a couple more Indian Muslim eateries right next to one another, all of which offer steaming hot plates of good old halal meat at affordable prices.
4. Harder Kulm
Few things can steal a person's heart as uninterrupted panoramic views can, but when you're at the Harder Kulm viewpoint overlooking Interlaken, it's a whole different ball game altogether 😍
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Interlaken's spectacular mountain peaks (Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau) and lakes (Lake Brienz to the left, Lake Thun to the right) come together for some truly spectacular and unbeatable surrounding views from the Two Lakes Bridge right next to the Harder Kulm Panoramic Restaurant.
For the thrill-seekers amongst you, there's a small strip of glass on the floor here if you're curious about what it would feel like to be suspended more than 1.3 kilometres above sea level 😉
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#HHWT Tip: Harder Kulm is closed during the winter, so if you're planning to visit around that time, be sure to check in advance before you head over!
Halal food nearby: Harder Kulm Panorama Restaurant
For a dining experience unlike any other, tuck into the sumptuous halal meals available at the Harder Kulm Panorama Restaurant and drink in all of the surrounding Swiss natural scenery as you refuel yourself.
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#HHWT Tip: Call in advance to make a reservation and request for the halal menu so the restaurant can prepare your meals in advance using halal-certified meat! Vegetarian options are also available here.
If Interlaken is known for its serene Swiss countryside vibes, Lucerne marries the grandeur of a historic yet cosmoplitan city feel with utterly gorgeous natural scenery, giving it the best of both worlds. It's no surprise that hordes of tourists descend upon the city all year round!
5. Lake Lucerne
Not only is the sprawling Lake Lucerne the fourth largest lake in Switzerland–what makes it particularly unique is that it lies just across the street from the Lucerne Main Train Station and Lucerne's quaint Altstadt (Old Town.)
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Summer days in Lucerne are best spent on the popular cruiseboats that sail regularly across the lake, offering commanding views of the many surrounding mountains, including Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi.
Lakeside strolls along Lake Lucerne on a beautiful winter day.
#HHWT Tip: For the classic Swiss cruiseboat experience, be sure to hop onto the vintage paddle-wheel steamer cruises that operate here! Do check boat schedules in advance, especially if you're visiting in winter.
6. Kappelbrucke & Spreuerbrucke
While the exact date on which the city of Lucerne was founded is still hotly contested today, the fact remains that the city's centuries-old charm is perhaps one of the most endearing aspects of the city itself to travellers.
That said, even if you're not a history buff, the iconic historic wooden bridges of Kapellbrucke and Spreuerbrucke are still worth checking out, especially since they're so conveniently located just 5 minutes from the Lucerne Main Train Station.
Both bridges are characterized by the unique, triangular 16th and 17th-century paintings in their roofs which were initially installed in order to tell the history and culture of Lucerne.
Triangular paintings in the interior roof of Kapellbrucke.
Today, many of the paintings have unfortunately been removed because of old age or freak accidents that destroyed them, but the paintings that are still intact will still give you a pretty good idea of the bridges' original condition when they were first built all those years ago!
Halal food nearby: Little Istanbul at Lucern Main Train Station (5-7mins walk)
If you're rushing to catch your train or just need a quick grab-and-go meal to sink your teeth into, Little Istanbul, situated along a row of grab-and-go eateries on the basement floor of the Lucerne Main Train Station, is a total life-saver.
Serving piping hot, plump, kebabs of various varieties, it's the perfect fodder to keep your tummy filled while you're on the move! Alternatively, you can take your time to finish your meal at the standing tables just in front of the eatery.
7. Mount Titlis
Lucerne has no shortage of local mountain excursions to choose from to put the cherry on top of your Swiss adventures, but you really CAN'T miss out on Mount Titlis while you're here.
Views from the cable car ride up to Mount Titlis.
Home to the first revolving cable car ride in the world AND the highest suspension footbridge in Europe, the astounding 360 views of the alpine glaciers around you will certainly take your breath away 😍
For the more lion-hearted travellers out there, crossing the Titlis Cliff Walk is an absolute must, especially since the views that await you at the end of the walk are so breathtaking they're worth crossing ten entire cliff-walk bridges!
Halal food nearby: Panorama restaurant group dining (must book in advance)
Similar to Jungfraujoch, if you find youself feeling famished after all that bridge-crossing, climbing, and frolicking in the snow, head to the Panorama group dining restaurant atop Mount Titlis to savour some halal food accompanied by never-ending views of the eternal snow of Mount Titlis around you.
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Halal food here is only available upon advance booking, though, so remember to make a reservation at least a week in advance! There is no official minimum number of guests required to make a booking, but the restaurant generally expects groups of at least 5.
Travelling to Switzerland without visiting the bustling city of Zurich is almost unheard of. From some of the best (Muslim-friendly!) chocolatiers in Switzerland to the most expensive shopping street in the world, Zurich will sweep you off your feet before you know it!
8. Sprungli
It's no secret that Swiss chocolates are probably the best in the world, so while you're here in Zurich, it goes without saying that you HAVE to visit Sprungli, the Rolls-Royce of Swiss chocolatiers.
Sprungli is the city's oldest chocolatier and one of the most well-established and successful family businesses in Switzerland. It's been serving its signature Luxemburgerli, artisan chocolates and cakes for almost 200 years now!
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Situated towards the tail end of Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich's main shopping street, it's nearly impossible to step into Sprungli's flagship store without walking away with at least a small bag of rich chocolates in hand.
Trust us, you'll be completely spoilt for choice here. The best part? Sprungli's products are all gelatin-free, and the ones that contain alcohol are clearly marked. If you're not sure which ones though, ask the staff to help you out.
The photogenic luxemburgerli that are on full display the moment you walk into the store are their all-time bestsellers, and the flavours change according to the seasons. Alternatively, you can take your pick from the rows and rows of top-grade chocolate bars here.
There's also a cafe upstairs overlooking the square outside the store if you prefer a more relaxed dining experience savouring Sprungli's sweet treats.
Muslim-friendly food nearby: Hiltl
It might be completely unexpected, but Zurich is home to the world's oldest running vegetarian restaurant, Hiltl. Located a short 5 to 7 min walk from Sprungli along the Bahnhofstrasse, Hiltl is famed for expansive selection of vegetarian dishes available for their vegetarian buffet!
The buffet is priced at CHF4.50 per 100g, which means you pay according to the weight of your food. You'll find everything from Singaporean-style noodles to tandoori chicken and vegetarian brownies here!
If you're not feeling up for a buffet, though, they also have a la carte dining options available. Just ask the staff to help you out! 😊
Altstadts (Old Towns)
9. Old Towns in Lucerne, Zurich & Bern
One of the most fascinating things about Switzerland's towns is the fact that for every Old Town you'll encounter, you'll find a distinctly different character captured in the architecture and colours of the old buildings.
Murals on the buildings in Lucerne Old Town.
Lucerne's Old Town, for instance, is marked by vibrant multi-coloured murals that adorn the facade of most buildings in the Old Town, making it one of Switzerland's more photogenic Old Towns. Zurich's Old Town, in contrast, is characterised by calmer pastel-coloured facades.
Pastel-coloured buildings in Zurich's Old Town.
In stark contrast, the enchanting Old Town in the Swiss capital city of Bern may look deceptively dull for its lack of colours, but don't be fooled.
Bern's entire Old Town is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, complete with 16th-century public fountains and 13th-century medieval clock towers that still chime today!
View of Bern's Old Town from the garden behind Berner Munster.
#HHWT Tip: For the best views of the Old Town, head to the little garden behind the Berner Munster. If you're here in winter, don't forget to check out the Christmas market in front of the Munster as well!
Halal food in the Swiss Altstadts
The best way to explore the Swiss Old Towns is on foot, but there's no doubt all that walking will leave you ravenous. Not to worry, though, halal eateries aren't hard to come by in and around the Old Towns!
In Zurich's Altstadt, for example, head to the Rathausbrucke to find a little Muslim-owned kebab shop on the bridge which actually serves good Turkish food at more affordable rates than usual.
Since the Old Towns are often situated near major train stations, where you'll find similar kebab shops , some with in-house dining options, and some for grab-and-go meals, like Little Istanbul in Lucerne above.
There you have it, the list of must-visit attractions in Switzerland is never-ending thanks to the sheer surreal beauty of Switzerland's natural scenery, panoramic viewpoints, idyllic towns and more. You won't even have to worry about finding halal food while you're at it! There's no time to waste, start planning your next trip to Switzerland right now!
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GREAT info. Thank you. Btw, do you have info for Geneva & Zermatt?


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Hannah Baird, Improvement Fellow and junior doctor working as an ST2 at Royal Bolton Hospital shares her experience at the Patient Safety Congress 2017 attending with our Director of Improvement, Katharine Goldthorpe.
In July I attended the Patient Safety Congress here in Manchester. I have been to a few conferences recently but not one that focused solely on patient safety. I have to admit, I wasn't sure what to expect. Would it be clinicians, managers, safety experts…?
@_Haelo excited for the start of the 10th anniversary of the patient safety congress in manchester #PSafety4all
— Hannah Baird (@hannahbaird88) July 4, 2017
Opening sessions set scene for the two days, as well as introducing us to their PS congress app where you could not only submit questions online but vote for your favourite questions so they would more likely be asked! We were also introduced to the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch headed up by ex-airline investigator Keith Conradi.
There were four themes running throughout the day – Human Factors, Leadership, Governance and Risk Management and International Learning. Moving between sessions to experience the variety of the day, my two favourite sessions were complete opposites. The first was delivered by James Titcombe and Jonathan Hazel from Datix, sharing personal stories but highlighting how incident forms need to be used to inform and not to punish or reprimand.
The second session I particularly enjoyed was around resilience, delivered by Chris Lake, former Head of Professional development at the Leadership Academy. He talked about resilience being over expected and unfairly demanded of staff in the NHS. Something I couldn't agree more with. As an A+E doctor if we have an upsetting or traumatic case we often only get a minute to process that and carry on with the next patient. Not only that but to come to that next patient with a fresh set of eyes and compassion. It can be tough. He explained that by developing our own emotional literacy and consequently our own emotional intelligence we can become better leaders, creating better culture and climates, and in turn more resilient staff.
Walking around at the breaks there were lots of posters being showcased (including mine!!) and it was great to see so many projects across a real range of topics; many using the model for improvement and displaying their data in run chats.
Sir Robert Francis delivered a spellbinding speech focused on how far we have come since the report. He highlighted the changes that have been made, that he believed culture is changing and we are becoming more open without patients. He highlighted, a theme that had run subliminally through-out the day on workforce and the well-being of our staff.
.@PSafety4All Sir Robert Francis – describing the junior doctor strike as a 'cry for help' from a exhausted frontline
— Hannah Baird (@hannahbaird88) July 4, 2017
Francis: NHS must 'do whatever it takes' to improve staff morale https://t.co/rXCNiYAvAB
— HealthServiceJournal (@HSJnews) July 5, 2017
The second day of the conference was an early start going straight into breakout sessions. Our very own Katharine Goldthorpe was chairing with a theme on 'designing and implementing whole system safety'.
As an A+E doctor I couldn't resist the temptation to attend a session lead by Leicester A+E department on how they had redesigned their department to improve flow and improve outcomes. They described a process of a complete redesign – a new building, new IT system and crucially a way of overseeing the department in real-time, highlighting areas of concern on risk in real-time, rather than discovering something when it is too late. Interestingly they had incorporated primary care into the department both physically and through IT. Ensuring patients were streamlined to the appropriate service. It sounded incredible and left me wanting to approach the consultant for a job!
The next session was on a similar theme, led by Bristol Consultant Emma Redfern. However, with no opportunity to build a new department, they looked at ways to improve safety in the department by introducing a 'ED checklist'. A step by step guide to what needs to be done for patients and when from a nursing perspective. They had acknowledged that due to staff shortages, ED was often staffed by agency nurses or nurses 'borrowed' from other hospital areas. This checklist aims to give them a guide to ensure basic nursing care was delivered and that sick patients, particularly those without a bed but in the corridors were identified and seen at an appropriate time. A simple yet crucial and effective initiative – which with the help of the local ASHN they have spread across different trusts in the region.
Great to meet @drheinleroux and @emmaredfern5 today and hear their whole system change stories #psafety4all #nhs inspiring individuals
— katharinegoldthorpe (@KGoldthorpe1) July 5, 2017
#ptsafety4all Dr Cliff Mann – ED performance is the canary in the mine. Just shouting at the canary won't make a difference.
— Jackie Hanson (@windlejac) July 6, 2016
This leads us into the final plenary sessions of the day. Unfortunately the Secretary of State for Health was unable to attend, but did send a video. He talked about the patients who had suffered when safety was compromised and the journey we still had to make.
Finally Sir Liam Donaldson, from the WHO, closed the day delivering the James Reason lecture. Alongside recounting his chance meeting with James Reason, he reiterated to the audience why safety is paramount, and that by ensuring that our systems are safe we can prevent disasters and avoid personal blame. He left us with this quote from James Reason himself:
'Either we manage human error or human error will manage us'
Wow #PSafety4Aall such an education. Great to hear so many movers &shakers – leaders at front line &those for overseeing NHS #nhs #inspired
— katharinegoldthorpe (@KGoldthorpe1) July 5, 2017


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It is the end of the third term over at House of Cards so they are having a "goodbye" and "welcome" new team members Blog Hop till the 15th with a bunch of prizes. Someone somewhere during the hop will win a $25.00 gift code to Deedee's Digis just for playing along. How it work is you go to the blog (click here) and visit each team member that is listed in the post. Then make a card based on the following inspirational photo and link it up to the challenge.
This card took on a life of it's own when I ended up combining 3 main challenges. So I looked at the inspirational photo and the flower in the frame keep drawing my attention so I decided to go with that. I found the flower in the Stitchy Fall set that I thought would work perfectly. In trying to figure out what color scheme I wanted to go with I saw the color challenge at ColouQ and started going that direction (I missed the deadline but that's okay still got a cute card from it!) Then I remembered seeing a sketch at Feeling Sketchy that had a square with circles and thought that would go with how the flower looked in the photo above. So this is what I came up with when I mixed all that together. The only thing I think might have looked better is I mounted this on a black card base instead of just leaving it the blue but I still like it!
1) Feeling Sketchy #122 – use the sketch provided to make a project.
2) House of Cards Blog Hop – use the inspirational photo to inspire your card
3) Crafty Cardmakers Challenge #140 – Stitching, faux or real. Around the edges of the flower and center piece are faux stitching.
4) Sweet Stamps Challenge #224 – polka dots. The center of the flower has polka dots.
5) Kitty Bee Designs – Aloha Friday Challenge #48 – Sew Cute – use faux or real stitching
Digital Image: Stitchy Fall @ Deedee's Digis
Cardstock: Paper Studio (pink), Bazzill (Mexican Poppy, Intense Orange, Blue Oasis)
Inks: Colored digi in photoshop then printed on a canon inkjet printer
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Marissa Porter
September 10, 2018
Are you a student leadership professional? A student interested in being a student leader? A student leader interested in being a student leadership professional? Regardless of your current title, I would guess that the majority of you reading this post have participated in a leadership development or training program in one capacity or another.
As a previous student leader myself, I participated in many leadership trainings. To me, these trainings were simply that - trainings. I believed I was being taught how to be a leader, by those who were experts in the field of leadership. I learned so much from those trainings, but it was not until I was on the other end of the playing field, attempting to engage future student leaders, that I learned the most - I had not been trained all those years - I had been developed.
So what is it then, that student leadership professionals aim to give student as they embark on their path of being active student leaders? Do we professionals in the field aim to strategically hand off all of the knowledge we believe we embody about leadership? Do we aim to open the minds of students toward building their own understanding of student leadership? Do we offer a sample skill set, and hope that they grip on and take off to newer heights?
I believe the answers are different for each student, and each professional. My goal here is not to tell you the best way to train or develop those around you. My intention; however, is to provide you with some information that may aid you in determining the outcomes you seek from your leadership training or development programs. That said, a deeper understanding of the differences between development and training may help you set the path you are most passionate about.
So let's take a look then. According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the words develop and train have many connotations, of which, a few stand out:
"To create or produce"
"To make active or promote the growth of"
"To cause to evolve or unfold gradually"
"To expand by a process of growth"
"To teach so as to make fit, qualified, or proficient"
"To form by instruction, discipline, or drill"
"To make prepared for a skill"
"To direct the growth of"
Ultimately, each situation of student leadership training or development is different, and each require different approaches. Strategically planning such approaches around goals and desired outcomes is necessary. The process of student leadership development and student leadership training may be argued to be one in the same, but when looking at the trajectory of desired outcomes, are they the same?
Though all interpretations are, and should be different, the trajectory of student leadership training may be interpreted as training students to manage and do, while the trajectory of student leadership development may be interpreted as enabling students to create value by inspiring engagement, strengthening innovation, and expanding understanding around them (Higgins & Kreischer, 2005).
This understanding of leadership is further described by Higgins & Kreischer (2005) through a set of eight skills necessary to become what they title a leader-teacher.
These eight skills, though initially developed for teachers, may be utilized by both student leadership professionals and student leaders across the board. Regardless of the definition you use to describe yourself or your practices, student leadership development and student leadership training are both incredibly important. Such practices set forth new leaders in the realm of education, and must be celebrated upon strategic planning and intentional outcomes.
Dictionary by Merriam-Webster: America's most-trusted online dictionary. Retrieved August 29, 2018, from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
Higgins, C., & Kreischer, D. (2005). Leading and teaching vs. managing and doing. The StraightTalk Coach, Insights for Leading From Strength, 3(2). Retrieved August 29, 2018, from http://www.srosenstein.com/pdf/hkv3i2.pdf
Marissa Porter is a the graduate support co-coordinator for the Student Leadership Programs KC.
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- Can I try the app for free?
Yes, through the app we offer a 1-month trial.
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Servicing your music means we pitch your music to them. Typically this is done by physically sitting down and playing your music to them. This is why Grow My Music is so successful in creating positive outcomes for our app subscribers.
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We disclose to app subscribers via email each month what companies Grow My Music has played your music to. For advertising reasons, we cannot list companies names publically via Grow My Music's marketing. Please note that we are extremely plugged into the global music industry and in particular the Australian Music industry so they are all tier 1 companies which include the leading streaming services, major record labels and publishers and more.
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Sydney – Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th of November, 2018.
November – Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th of November, 2018.
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The Online Course is delivered via short videos and resources which you can stream and download either on your phone or computer any time. You set your own learning schedule. You simply log into our site and watch everything there. We encourage all students to download the Grow My Music phone app as well so they can watch content when on the go.
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Our courses are unaccredited, with our dynamic content there is no way that they could be. This also keeps the cost of the course down incredibly. We give away resources such as notable people's emails, processes of how to professionally service singles and albums to radio, and how to market your music, shows and merch like major corporates do theirs such as Apple, Netflix etc. Essentially we're too specific and update our content frequently as the industry does. These are resources which a training package generated by the Industry Skills Council could not generate.
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For many years Benefitz has provided Scholarships for the leading Design Students in a number of the local North Shore secondary schools. The Benefitz team see this as a way of contributing to the local community and to the future of their industry.
The recipients of the Benefitz Design Scholarships each receive a certificate and $1000 towards their ongoing studies. Recipients are chosen by their respective schools based on their overall efforts in design during the year and their desire to pursue design as a career.
Stella Henderson was the Takapuna Grammar recipient of a Benefitz Design Scholarship in 2018. She is pictured receiving her certificate from Robert Johnson of Benefitz.
Stella plans to study spatial design at Victoria University (Wellington) in 2019.


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Bulgarian Easter is this Sunday and for the first time I will be far away from home and I won´t be able to keep the tradition of making Easter bread and colouring eggs because I will be working in Switzerland. However, I decided to share one of the Swiss traditional treats for Easter, which was at the end of March here. I hope you find it interesting and try it!
Swiss Easter Tarts / Osterfladen
For the dough:
- 150 g flour
- 1 pinch of salt
- 2 tbsp. sugar
- 90 g butter
- 2-3 tbsp. cream
- 2-3 tbsp apricot jam
For the filling:
- 200 ml milk
- 200 ml cream
- 1 pinch of salt
- 75 g rice (preferably Camolino)
- 30 g butter
- 50 g sugar
- the juice and zest of half a lemon
- 30g raisins
- 2 egg yolks
- 2 egg whites
- 2 tbsp. sugar
- icing sugar and egg shaped candies for decoration
Start with making the dough. Mix the sifted flour, salt, and sugar in a mixing bowl. Add the cold butter, cut in advance in small cubes. Rub the butter into the flour until you have no lumps left. Add the cream and form the dough in a bowl without over kneading. Wrap the dough in foil and put it in the fridge for at least 30 minutes.
When the dough has rested and cooled down, roll it out on a floured surface to 2-3 mm thick. Cut round shapes with the diameter of your tart forms. Transfer the dough in the buttered and floured forms and spread evenly. Then put them back in fridge for additional 20- 30 minutes.
The next step is to prick the dough with a fork, to ensure that it won't rise during cooking. Then coat the tarts with apricot jam.
The next step is to prick the dough with a fork, to ensure that it won't rise during cooking. Then coat the tarts with apricot jam.
To prepare the filling bring the milk, salt, and cream to boil. Then add the rice and stir. Boil 20-25 minutes on low heat, stirring from time to time. Then remove from the stove and add the butter, sugar, lemon juice and zest, and the raisins. Mix everything well and leave to cool down.
Meanwhile, beat the egg whites to stiff peaks adding the two tablespoons of sugar one at a time. After the mixture has cooled down, add the two egg yolks and mix again. Finally, fold in the egg whites. Transfer the mixture to the tart forms, but don't overfill them as the mixture will rise while baking.
Bake at 200 degrees C for approximately 20- 25 minutes. Remove the tarts from the forms and leave them to cool down on a cooling rack. Lastly, decorate them with the candies and icing sugar to make them look festive.
I hope you try the recipe and like the taste!
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30. Uria troille californica. 15 to 16 inches.
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7:00pm - Tango Group Class
With a marked rhythm and abrupt pauses, the tango is up close and personal. Learn how its different from the other smooth dances with its stalking steps in the beginning class and learn to create the posture, feel, and sharpness of the dance in the intermediate class.
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7:45pm - Social Dance Party
After a group class, we turn on the party lights! We play a variety of music so you can practice the moves you have learned in your private lessons and in the group class. It is a time for you to practice with other students and the TM BALLROOM Instructors.
Our parties are open to the public and all ages and skill levels are encouraged to come and dance with us! We have plenty of parking.
This is a great studio for dance lessons in Denver!
Admission is included in the Group Lesson fee. If you want to attend just the party the admission is $5


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What is Trade Union?
Written by: Faisal Ahamed
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The objectives of trade unionism are really welfare oriented for both the owner and the labors of the industry. According to International Labor Organization (ILO), the objectives of the trade unions are to increase production and quality of goods, improve relations between owner and labors and to organize movement to realize the actual demands in a very disciplined manner. Unfortunately, the trade unions in our country do not follow the ILO principles.
Pre-requisites for a Trade Union:
You should be very careful about the trade unionism. The following points should always be kept in mind:
No external bad element should be allowed to organize any trade union inside the industrial area. Two:
You should always be vigilant so that no so-called labor leader/political element can take any move illegally to organize trade union in your factory.
The salaries and allowances, leaves and holidays and other facilities/privileges should be granted as per approved rules of the company so that the labors do not get any chance to raise any complain. It will help your company to minimize any probable strikes or agitation.
Recruitment of labors should not be made only on the basis of the recommendations of your advisor/manager. If you do so, labors from a particular group or coterie may organize themselves to form a trade union.
If you recruit a particular group of labors or employees, they may suddenly leave your organization keeping you in an uncertain condition. So, it is better to recruit people from different areas.
It is observed that the industries that do not have any trade union organization usually do not experience any loss. On the other hand, industries with trade unions in public or private sector have experienced substantial losses. It seems that trade unions are harmful to the industries rather than being a positive force in production process.
No trade union activities are allowed in the BEPZ areas. It indicates that trade unionism in our country is harmful for the industries. So, we should demand to the government that trade union activities should be banned in the export oriented and production oriented industries.
What should be done with the Trade Union:
You should make effort so that qualified; educated, honest people are elected as leaders of the trade union organizations.
You should provide all facilities to the Trade Union as per the labor laws of the country.
You should try to keep the trade union leaders under your fold so that they cannot go under any political banner.
You should try to convince and influence the union leaders so that the labors put their efforts to increase production and promote quality of goods and develop the relations with the owners of the company.
You should not treat the labor union organization as your enemy and do not take such step that may force the labor leaders to move against you.
Do not give any scope to the trade union leaders to create any ground for raising demands. Try to resolve the problem before raising any issue.
One person on behalf of the owners should be assigned to maintain liaison with the trade union leaders. The person must be experienced on the relevant labor laws and the existing situation of the labor union activities of the country. You should monitor the performance of the assigned person whether he is able to guide the labor leaders indirectly and strategically as per the existing laws of the country. Progress of your organization depends on the successful management of labor unions.


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The Mandela Day libraries project has brought books to more than 40 000 children across South Africa since its 2011 inception. This is the fifth time Hytec has partnered with the project to provide a library to a needy school, this time to Papong Primary School in Burgersdorp, Limpopo.
Hytec's R290 000 donation covered a 12mx3m converted, insulated container with shelving, doors, windows and security. Hytec stocked the library with 2 500 books, 200 of which are early readers in local languages, chairs, floor mats and posters.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony on 25 July brought the community out to see the school's headmaster, Mr Maroga, receive the library on behalf of the school. Members of Papong's governing body and principals from four other local schools also attended. Burgersdorp is near the farming community of Tzaneen.
"As the schools in the area are so rural, they rely on each other for assistance and support, even in celebrations," said Jackie Coutts, projects director for the Participate for Good campaign, a fully automated online system that allows funds generation for the library project.
Hytec general manager Mike Harrison said, "Education is a key pillar for success in Africa and Hytec is extremely proud to sponsor this library. By investing in local communities, and specifically children, we create a better future and broaden the horizons of young minds far beyond the local community."
Harrison said Hytec hopes the container library will help to expand the children's horizons "to what they read globally … [and allow] them to see the world in a more encouraging way."
Maroga committed to allowing all other schools in the area access to the library's resources.
"The school, and community, are so appreciative of Hytec's effort and dedication to the Mandela Day library initiative," said Coutts. "We are all grateful to Mike Harrison and Hytec as a whole for their continued and committed support in supplying rural children with an ability to dream big, and to [Mandela Bangle project founder] Robert Coutts for his vision and passion."
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Kentucky universities, colleges honor graduates
Several area colleges and universities held their graduation ceremonies Saturday.
Among them:
Morehead State University honored nearly 1,150 degree candidates.
It also conferred an honorary Doctor of Education Degree on alumnus Elmer Smith of Atlanta, who is president of Interactive College of Technology.
Student speakers at two graduation programs were Medina Whitney Jackson, a native of Flat Lick, and Kevin Callihan of Raceland.
Georgetown College conferred degrees on 244 seniors.
Three of them — David Boyle Jr. of Memphis, and cousins Ralpheal West and Jarmar Smith of Houston, are the first graduates of the college's Bishop Scholars program, which carries on the tradition of Bishop College, a historically black Baptist college in Texas that closed more than 20 years ago.
Ralph Douglas West, Ralpheal West's father and Smith's uncle, spoke at the Baccalaureate service Friday. He is founder and senior pastor of The Church Without Walls in Houston, which has more than 20,000 members.
Lt. Gen. Benjamin Freakley, who leads the U.S. Army Accessions Command out of Fort Monroe, Va., delivered the commencement address.
Campbellsville University graduated its largest class ever with 517 students receiving diplomas. On Friday, 119 graduate degrees were awarded, and 262 undergraduate degrees were conferred on Saturday. An additional 136 degrees had already been awarded in December.
Micah Don Spicer of Wingo, who was president of the Student Government Association, and James Jones, a university trustee and pastor of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Campbellsville, received the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, presented annually to one graduating senior and one adult.
Kevin W. Cosby, president of Simmons College of Kentucky and pastor of St. Stephen Church in Louisville, delivered the commencement address Saturday and received an honorary doctorate of humanities degree.
Bill Mackey, who is retiring from his position as executive director of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, received the school's Leadership Award at the graduate ceremony Friday.
Lindsey Wilson College awarded 141 undergraduate and 17 graduate degrees. When combined with the 365 degrees awarded at the winter commencement, Lindsey Wilson's class of 2011 is the largest in the school's 93-year history.
Alumna Hilda Legg, the school's former director of admissions, delivered the commencement address and was awarded an honorary doctorate. Jim Sutton, co-founder of The Lighthouse, a United Methodist Church-sponsored community center in Louisville and a Lindsey Wilson board of trustees member since 1999, also received an honorary doctorate.
Midway College held its commencement Saturday evening, moving indoors because of the weather. The school had 306 graduates.


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I don't know these people, in fact on this particular trip I've spent very little time with locals at all (I've been visiting my team) and yet my heart is stirred as I sit and watch out the window – observing life, observing community, observing reality.
It occurs to me how vastly different my reality is to theirs. In a day or so I will be home. I will turn on my tap and drink the water from it freely and without fear of getting sick, I wont have to rise with the sun and work the fields all day in hope that I will be able to eat enough food and provide for my family, I will be paid a fair salary for my efforts, I wont be denied an education, when it gets dark I will switch on my lights, when it gets cold I will switch on my heating, If I get sick I will have no problem being seen by skilled and trained doctors, I will vote and it will be fair and as the night draws in I will not fear for my safety or live with the memories of war.
The world is an unjust place. It would seem that no matter how much I travel I will never get used to that and I will never be ok with that. Poverty is the most complex issue I know and there are no simple solutions or easy answers. It is a journey and it will be a long one. But this I know and pray I will always remember: I play a part in this story, I have a role – the problem isn't someone else's, it is mine. My life is connected to what is going on around the world and my choices have global implications, I can chose to ignore it or I can chose to engage. To engage may be costly and uncomfortable at times and progress may sometimes feel slow, but from everything I have seen and everything I know I am convinced it will be worth it. People are worth it.
Once again, it is good to be in Africa. My heart feels at home here.


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