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Mary Gardiner- Director
Mary is beginning her 23rd year at LEDP and 13th year as LEDP Director. Mary received her B.A. in Elementary Education and Moderate Special Needs from Curry College in Milton, MA. Since graduating, Mary has taught in a preschool for two years before working as a teacher's aide for special needs students in the Lawrence School. She spent many years working as an LEDP Pre- K and 4/5/6 teacher. Mary enjoys music, especially John Denver, Irish Step Dancing, watching her children play Lacrosse and Basketball and spending time with her family, especially her husband Paul, and beautiful daughters Lauren and Bridget and dog Chloe. Lauren is 20 and is entering her Sophomore year at Regis College, studying Nursing and Bridget, is almost 16 years old and is a Sophomore in High School. Mary looks forward to another exciting and successful year at LEDP.
Janet Harrington – Assistant Director
This is Janet's 12th year at LEDP and is still loving her job! Janet began her years at LEDP as a teacher and coordinator in 4/5 then 4/5/6. When asked if she would be willing to move to 2/3, she did so with a little reluctance, but easily made the transition. When configurations in LEDP changed, Janet was coordinator for 3rd grade and assistant director for 2 years. This year Janet will be full time Assistant Director and is looking forward to the challenge and the opportunity to work with all groups when needed.
Prior to LEDP, Janet worked with the reading specialists at Lawrence School in grades K-6 for twenty years. She also was director of After Hours U for two years at Lawrence at Lincoln and was an activities assistant at the Goddard House Alzheimer's Unit. In 2005, after her husbands' passing, she established and was President of a 501(3)C organization raising funds for brain cancer research at Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
In her free time, Janet enjoys reading, spending time at the beach and spoiling her granddaughter's Drew and Milly. Janet is excited about her new position and is looking forward to working with all LEDP families!
Donna Mattimoe- Kindergarten Coordinator
Donna is so pleased to begin her 2nd year at LEDP. Prior to joining LEDP, Donna worked at the West Roxbury Community Center for 8 years. She started as an instructor/coordinator for a toddler art program for 3 years, followed by 5 years as a teacher in the Small Wonders Early Education Program for 3 and 4 year olds.
Donna and her husband Peter are both Brookline natives (educated at Pierce, Lawrence and Brookline High.) She has a special place in her heart for Brookline, and is thrilled to be back "home". They are proud parents of 3 daughters, Erin (20), Bridget (18) and Kate (16). Their home is a lot quieter (and cleaner) now that 2 out of 3 daughters are away at college!
Outside of LEDP, Donna enjoys watching her daughters pursue their individual passions which include art, musical theatre, softball and dance. Through the years of raising her daughters, being involved in their school was very important. She also enjoys travel, baking, and trying new restaurants.
Emilia Forsythe - Kindergarten Teacher
This is Emilia's first year in LEDP. She is an avid comic book collector, botanist, and sushi enthusiast. Before discovering her passion for teaching, she earned her BFA at the Maine College of Art majoring in sculpture and literature. She primarily worked in welding and bronze casting but also really enjoyed glass blowing and printmaking. Being a visual learner, she understands the importance of art as a medium for teaching and reaching out to children. Creativity is a valuable way to communicate with kids and she is thrilled to be a part of the LEDP team!
Nerissa Fagan - Kindergarten Teacher
This is Nerissa's first year at LEDP. Nerissa has a Bachelor's in Psychology from Saint Augustine's University in Raliegh NC and is 10 classes away from receiving her Master's from University Of Phoenix for Psychology as well. She has worked with children for 7 years from grades K through 12 between Boston & North Carolina . Boston center for youth and families,Loaves & fishes ministries, Kindercare, Brookline/Brighton JCC just to name a few. Nerissa is also a Brookline native where she attended Lawrence school until fifth grade and finished at Pierce School sixth through eighth grade and graduated from Brookline high in 2009. Also she is a mother of a five year old son Tyler and an eleven month old son Quillan. In her spare time she enjoys singing, dancing,painting,traveling,and most importantly spending quality time with her family and close friends.Her love and Passion for Teaching kids are out of this world. Nerissa is looking forward to her first new exciting year working with the K team and all the LEDP families!!!
Karen Boliver- 1st Grade Coordinator
Karen is happy to be returning to LEDP for a 12th year. She enjoys doing many activities with 1st graders. In her spare time, Karen likes reading, exercising, and exploring Boston. She is looking forward to a great year with the returning kids and getting to know the new kids too!
Jackie Rosa - 1st Grade Teacher
Jackie is excited to be returning to LEDP. This will be her eighth year in the 1st grade group, but she worked with our Pre-K children four years ago as well! Jackie is certified in Early Childhood Development and has graduated and holds a Associates Degree in Early Childhood Development. Jackie has three children and 2 dogs named Neko and Olaf! She enjoys the summer months and is looking forward to this school year working with your children!
Kelly Smith ~ 2nd Grade Coordinator
Kelly is excited to start her second year at LEDP and her first year as coordinator for the 2nd grade group! She has a bachelor's degree in Mathematics with a minor in Teacher Education from Wellesley College. She has also worked in the past as a student-teacher, a substitute teacher, and a City Year corps member. In her free time, Kelly enjoys reading, biking, and playing and watching soccer. When she's not at LEDP, she also loves spending time with her dog Kona.
Nate Shipley 2nd Grade Teacher
Nate is really excited to begin his first year at LEDP. He has a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from Alfred University. Before coming here to LEDP, Nate worked as a substitute and paraprofessional in the Brookline public schools. In his free time Nate enjoys reading, making pottery, practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and traveling. He's looking forward to working with LEDP 2nd grade this year.
Alicia Tynan ~ 3rd Grade Coordinator
This is Alicia's fifth year working with LEDP. Alicia has a degree in Human Development and a Master's degree in Social Work both from Boston College. Alicia worked as a one-on-one aide at Lincoln-Eliot in Newton for a year and worked as an assistant teacher at the Italian Home for Children School in Jamaica Plain for 7 years. During her free time Alicia enjoys working out, traveling, reading, going to the beach, and spending time with her family and friends. Alicia is excited to be working with Tatianna and Chris for another year as 3rd Grade Coordinator and to start her fifth year with LEDP!
Christopher DeLeigh ~ 3rd Teacher
Mr. Chris has returned for year two, with grade three. Assembled again with the hippest of teams. More sun and more travel is the mantra this year. Following curiosities, as well as overcoming fears. Learning new skills, while honing the old. Excited to see how this year unfolds.
Tatianna Lewis ~ 3rd Teacher
This is Tatianna's second year with LEDP and she's excited to be moving up with her team to third grade this year. Tatianna has worked in education for about eight years from high school into adulthood. She loves painting, drawing and designing. She's most proud of successfully completing 1700 hours of service with City Year Boston serving with the Henry Grew Elementary School in Hyde Park in 2016. She is looking forward to learning, growing and exploring along side the LEDP team and students.
Irene Limlengo ~ 4/5/6 Coordinator
This is Irene's 8th year working with LEDP! She also runs the Peer Mentoring Program in LEDP! Please, feel free to chat with her anytime with questions- she loves talking about her mentors! She previously worked at the Chestnut Hill After-School Program and currently works at their Creative Arts and Sports Program in the summer as their Lower Camp Division director. She graduated from Emmanuel College with a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Sociology and was an assistant track and field coach for five years. In her free time she loves listening to music, reading and really doing anything active! Irene is also a massive Celtics fan! Go C's! Having previously worked with the K/1 group, Irene is excited to continue working with the 4/5/6 group!
Sam Mitchell- 4/5/6 Teacher
This is Sam's second year at LEDP. Originally from Manchester, NH, Sam has been working with children in Boston and Brookline since 2009. He joined City Year Boston just after high school and worked at a YMCA summer camp and afterschool program while he studied Elementary Education and Philosophy at Wheelock College. After college, Sam worked at the YMCA as an Out-of-School-Time Director for an afterschool program at the Haley Pilot School in Roslindale and Camp Ponkapoag in Hyde Park. Outside of work, Sam is the kind of person who takes on more hobbies than he has time for. He plays guitar in a kid-friendly punk rock band, participates in the Society for Creative Anachronism, and plays nerdy tabletop roleplaying and board games. Sam is very excited to return to LEDP this year, and looks forward to continue leading the Nerd Club with our older students!
Bianca Maynes- 4/5/6 Teacher
Bianca is excited to be returning to 4/5/6 this year. In the morning, she works at the Lincoln School in Melrose as a Reading Tutor with younger children. Also, from 2014-2016, she worked as a paraprofessional at the Lawrence School. Bianca graduated from Merrimack College with her M.Ed in Moderate Disabilities, and has a B.A. in English Language & Literature from Southern New Hampshire University. In her spare time, she enjoys working out, reading, listening to music, and playing guitar. Bianca looks forward to working with returning 4/5/6 kids, and the new 4th graders!


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Cheers at the Movies!
By Chantel Elder
I am not typically a movie goer. I usually opt for my couch, Netflix and a glass of wine while watching a movie and multi-tasking on my computer.
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The flicks were just what I needed to get out of a funk and escape the Sacramento heat, but what I really noticed is how much BETTER some of our movie houses are now. As a person that previously never really frequented a theater for all the obvious reasons – no beer or wine, tiny aisles that make bathroom breaks awkward, a serious lacking in the food selection, etc. I was super pumped to discover local theaters adapting to what so many of us have wanted for years! Here are some recent discoveries in our local theaters that have me considering going to the movies more often.
Esquire Imax
Location: 1211 K St, Sacramento, CA 95814
My favorite (and the best) 3D theater in town offers beer and wine now! YES! They also offer assigned seating if you buy your tickets online and more food options other than just candy and popcorn. Pizza and a beer while watching Tarzan on a giant screen in 3D is not a bad way to spend an evening.
Studio Movie Grill
Location:5140 Commons Dr, Rocklin, CA 95677
A bit of a trek for the grid dweller but worth the drive if you want to combine dinner AND a movie at the same time. I wondered if clinking forks would bother me in a movie – turns out it doesn't! They too offer beer and wine! This place is the perfect for a date night and is totally worth it.
Public House Theater
Location: 5440 14th Ave. Sacramento, CA 95820
Hyper local and super chill. This place is without a doubt a favorite local spot that is WAY more than just a movie house – with showings just for kids, the option to rent space for private parties and even bingo! There is pizza and sandwiches to snack on, beer and wine to drink and even football on the screens when there are games on.
The Crest/Tower Theater
Location (Crest): 1013 K Street
Location (Tower): 2508 Land Park Drive
We can't write a post on movie houses without mentioning Sacramento's timeless gems The Crest and Tower Theater. The Crest is much more than a movie house and hosts everything from film festivals and movies to concerts and comedians. And Tower is the very best place to catch an independent film or a viewing of a classic.


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We were proud to be part of two sessions at the California Association of Teachers of English conference March 9-11. Thanks to all who joined us, and for those who could not come in person, here's a taste of what we shared.
Bridging Fiction and Non-Fiction with Historical Depth
Literature can humanize history while the right non-fiction texts can deepen and extend understanding and relevancy to today. This session will feature the pairing of fiction and non-fiction to explore questions like, How is our identity shaped and reshaped by the circumstances we encounter? How do tragedy and trauma influence an individual's identity and choices? Pairings include All American Boys and Facing Ferguson, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian and Stolen Lives, Like Water on Stone and the Armenian genocide.
Our literature series this year has been a great opportunity for exploring these titles one at a time, and there is one left! Join us on April 10th for the beautiful verse novel, Like Water on Stone, with author, Dana Walrath. Register for the teacher discussion here. Or, bring your students and/or family and community members to the public (free) event at The Last Bookstore, in downtown Los Angeles.
And do you have pieces of literature you like to pair with nonfiction? Share them in the comments below!
Fear and Courage: Upstanders During Japanese American Incarceration
Empower students with a literary and historical exploration of Japanese American incarceration, featuring resources from the Japanese American Museum, a newly revised teacher guide to the classic memoir Farewell to Manzanar from Facing History, and the story of Fred Korematsu, retold in a new book for young adult audiences by author Stan Yogi, (also co-author of Wherever There's a Fight). With these resources, build a unit for elementary, middle or high school students that deepens historical understanding, builds empathy, and motivates standing up to injustice.
- Download our study guide and see other resources for teaching about Manzanar here.
- See other titles in our "Witness to History" series here.
- Visit the Japanese American National Museum here. The Japanese American National Museum also shared this link for their resources: www.janm.org/education/resources/ and specifically for the collection of Clara Breed letters: www.janm.org/collections/clara-breed-collection/
- To see the lesson plans Stan Yogi mentioned in relation to Fred Korematsu Stands Up, or to request a classroom visit from Stan and his co-author, Laura Atkins, click here.


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Police take action to keep reducing assaults in Gladstone
ASSAULTS in Gladstone are down from last financial year, despite an overall increase in the number of assaults across the Central Region.
Last week the Queensland Police Service Annual Statistical Review found 293 assaults were reported in the 2011/2012 period compared to 324 incidents recorded for 2010/2011.
This comes as the Central Region of Queensland recorded a 3% increase of assaults from 494 to 508 in 2011/2012.
The numbers of grievous assaults were up from 20 to 26 in the past 12 months, with the number of common assaults also increasing from 118 to 129 for the 2011/12 financial year.
Gladstone District Acting Superintendent Darren Somerville said police would continue to be proactive in reducing the number of assaults in the district.
"Obviously police are concerned about the number of assaults in the area and are taking action to prevent future incidents," Act Supt Somerville said
"Everyone has the right to a good time, but when other people start interfering with another person's night out, that's when trouble starts."
The number of serious assault incidents in the Central Region has increased by 12% in the past 12 months.
There were 215 serious assaults recorded in 2010/2011, while 217 were recorded in 2011/2012.
In September three Gladstone venue owners met with police to help curb street violence on Friday and Saturday nights.
For a period of six weeks, lock out times for nightspots The Reef, Bojangles and Central Lane Hotel were imposed, with patrons not being able to enter the premises after a certain time.


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Following a brilliant 'undead' episode of Misfits, I have decided to create a 'Zombie Survival Guide'. Just a few basic essentials that survivors will need, to ensure their safety during a Zombie Apocalypse, starting with...
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Great Karoo Cycling has developed six routes that start in the Middleburg and Colesberg area.
Expect the unexpected: game farms and reserves, off the beaten track, teeming with game. This is a taste of what you might see cycling through the Karoo. The Tourism Update group was on the Gariep trail that starts in Coleberg and ends in Bethulie.


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An arts performance to promote the image of Hue to both domestic and foreign visitors was held yesterday at the Thua Thien – Hue Culture and Information Centre.
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I've often said that the graffiti in Sunset Park is pretty sad. Not only is it all over the place, but it's unimaginative and ugly. It's vandalism without any kind of artistic redemption. I mean, at least tell the friend who can write legibly and/or draw well to be the scribe. Well, perhaps Greenwood Heights graffiti will start to travel southward. (Not that I WANT more graffiti; I'd just prefer something less boring.)
These two samples are within ten feet of each other on 5th Avenue in the 20's. The revolutionary soldier peers around the corner at the upside-down-heart-guy. The UDHG could be waving, saluting, or surrendering.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
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Kim Kardashian's Cleavage Makes a Comeback & All Is Once Again Right With the World
It's back. Or, rather, they're back. After many months in hiding, Kim Kardashian's cleavage has returned to the spotlight. While in Paris, Kardashian and Kanye West visited with designers (scoring some pretty sweet baby swag in the process), and it seems that the reality star and new mom to North West is using her time in the City of Lights to highlight her head beams. If you can't believe I just wrote that sentence, that makes two of us.
When Kardashian became pregnant then gave birth (see how that works? I'm really on a roll today), it was clear from her Instagram feed that she wanted to remind everyone that under that amnio sac was a sexy body ready to bounce back and reclaim its top spot. While eight months pregnant, Kardashian posted photos of a sultry bathing suit shoot that took place before she got knocked up. It was her way of screaming, "Don't forget I'm hot!"... and now that she feels hot again, she's sharing sexy photos, again.
Here's the thing with Kim Kardashian's boobs (these sentences just keep getting better and better, don't they?): They represent her sex appeal, and it's her sex appeal that's managed to single-handedly propel her entire, extended family into rich and famous land, so of course they're back on display. Kardashian's a beautiful woman, no doubt about it, and her looks, combined with her family's relentless desire and drive to be on TV, have made them household names in the States, if not worldwide.
It was only matter of time before Kardashian once again showed some skin on social media — sharing herself with the world is what's made her a wealthy woman. React to her breasts however you want, but don't pretend you're surprised to see them.
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Check out a FREE Zumba class in Building B at 10am. This class is typically held the first and third Saturdays of each month and open to everyone! Bring a friend, water and dress comfortably.
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- Minimum Age of Accepted Residents
- Activities Onsite
- Devotional Services Available
- Indoor Common Areas
- Meals Provided
- Aging in Place
- Nurses on Staff
- Podiatrist Available
- Physical Therapy Available
- Occupational Therapy Available
- Speech Therapy Available
- Complimentary Transportation
- Activities Offsite
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Beauty & Barber Services
- Pets Allowed
- No Smoking Allowed in Private Areas Indoors
- No Smoking Allowed in Public Areas Indoors
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Hospice Available
- Respite Available
- Resident Parking Available
- Male Residents Accepted
- Female Residents Only
- Doctor on Call
- Nurse on Call
- Homecare Onsite
- Dentist Available
Enjoying Ouselves!
We have lived in Bedford Court Independent Living for over 3 years and we are so happy we made the move. Bedford Court feels like a real community with plenty of activities to keep us busy. We especially like bridge, the live concerts and trips. The programming is very interesting.
The food is delicious and served restaurant style and there are many menu selections which change daily. The desserts are so good!
We use the transportation shuttles to and from doctor appointments. It is very easy and convenient.
Being a CCRC, we have experienced an inpatient rehab stay and the care and rehab was great. When we went back to Independent, they have in house outpatient therapies for the residents.
We like the size of the community and it being smaller. It makes it very easy to maneuver throughout the community and make friends.
Don't wait for a catastrophe to happen...make the move now and enjoy yourself!
A Great Place To Live
I looked at many communities and Bedford Court was the most reasonable in entrance fees and monthly rates. It is a good value for the dollar.
Terrific location close to shopping, banking and restaurants. All within walking distance.
Staff are very friendly, always smiling and they know you by name. The Sales Department was especially very helpful and knowledgeable. The Maintenance staff are quick to respond and helpful.
The food is very good. The menue gives you a variety of choices. I especially enjoy the Sunday brunch and special themed dinners.
Apartments are nice and spacious and I appreciate the emergency call systems and speakers.
I belong to the Trivia club, Comedy Club and Scrabble club. There area always a full calendar of activities and trips to enjoy.
Friends are very easy to make and after 8 months I was elected to Resident Council, Member at Large. I am happy to contribute to the well being of our residents through the council.
I am glad I made the decision to move to Bedford Court. I am very happy to call this community my home.
It's A Great Life at Bedford Court!
When my usually "yappy" young grandson came to visit me for the first time at Bedford Court's Independent Living section, he was uncharacteristically quiet as we toured the facility, talked about the activities, and had lunch. Then he spoke up: "Grandma, you are on a never-ending cruise." Well, let me count the ways!
Food: Continental Breakfast is a LIE. It is a full breakfast - eggs, variety of hot and cold cereals, pancakes, waffles, french toast, muffins, fresh fruit, breads and spreads, variety of juices and hot drinks. The lunch menu food is so good that people come from "outside" to do lunch. Dinner - 6 entrees available every day, 3 changing entrees daily, along with choice of 2 soups and 3 veggies, the best salad bar in town, a variety of drinks, and desserts to die for. The only problem is that I quickly gained ten pounds. Brunch on Sundays - I am uncharacteristically speechless. And the Bistro, with a monster machine delivering a myriad of drinks, and cookies for snacking.
Apartments - a wide variety of layouts in one- and two-bedroom formats. Weekly cleaning, including washing linens.
Activities - you name it, and it is available. Games, clubs, lectures, exercise classes, movies, concerts, and constant trips to local venues for entertainment and shopping.
Now for two real "biggies" - communal living and considerate staff. All of the things I have mentioned so far would not "work" without an amazing staff. I am positive that helpful attitude is a major issue in Bedford Court's hiring process. It's like in Cheers - everybody knows your name. And your world will be enhanced by knowing the interesting people who live here, sharing life experiences and lively opinions.
I am grateful for every minute of every day I live at Bedford Court. I am enjoying the wonderful quality of life they provide for me.
Relocation from NC to MD
My father moved into Sunrise at Bedford Court in August 2018 after losing his wife of nearly 64 years. They had lived in NC for 40 years and my sister and I wanted him to be near us in MD. He is very comfortable there and has made new friends. Since he is a recent widower, it was important for him to be close to his family and to make new friends so that he has a sense of community.
The meals are very good and the service by the dining room staff is always friendly and helpful. My father is getting to know which of the many activities offered to residents that he wants to participate in. He takes advantage of some specialty doctors at Bedford Court and also takes the shuttle bus available to different locations.
His apartment is kept very clean by the housekeeping staff and they make sure he is comfortable and happy.
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Mother is happy there
My mother has been living at Bedford Court for 3 months now, and despite strongly not wanting to move from her home, she is truly happy now. It helped to simplify her life, so she can still handle Independent living on her own. The staff and other residents are friendly. The facility is clean and has many services she needs - meals provided (that are delicious) when she wants them, weekly housekeeping, and laundry machines close by. We especially like that a shopping center with banks, diner, and grocery store are within a short walk. The courtyard is beautiful and well kept and an nice environment for outside. There are good activities available daily, and having the mailboxes in the hall gets her out too. My mother has some dementia, so has challenges, but is slowly figuring it all out. The staff have been most helpful with this integration, went out of their way to help her when she was most distraught early on, and have still kept tabs on her.
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Wonderful development. Staff is very nice and helpful.
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Loves it
My friend, 78 has settled in 5 months now.
Of course there is an adjustment period, after her leaving her home of 35 years. After a while, a new routine takes over, friends are made and activities keep life in Bedford Court a joy. Visitors are welcome.
The mall out front has everything needed and the professional building houses doctors offices. Buses take her every where. No need for a car anymore.
Having someone to look after her everyday, feed her restaurant style food in a dining room and concierge for daily needs reflect a wonderful and safe atmosphere for its tenants.
When she needs nursing or assistance, they have a plan in another building.
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Very lovely facility with very nice and spacious apartments. The dining options are excellent and the facility is clean and neat. Staff is friendly and professional.
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Still trying to see if they will take dad in skilled nursing
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I enjoyed my tour and liked the location. Did not make a yes/no decision. On hold for the next year but glad of the information. [Removed] and I had a field day with floor plans!!
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We Are Pleased With This Community So Far
Since my mother in law move to this community everything is working out pretty well. She is doing well, and we are pleased with all they have done for our family. The have a good staff, and so far they are taking good care of her, and her needs. The community is nice, and clean whenever we visit. They provide good meals, and nice activities for the residents. Their prices work well for her budget. The one thing we would had liked to see, is a resident show her around the community when she first moved in. We are satisfied with this facility, and we would recommend it.
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Outstanding Care and Comfort
I am happy with the care from this community. And staff are nice and caring to his needs. The menu is very nice and he is pleased with the healthy choices. I like knowing that he is active with the other residents. He likes having a room on his own. I am happy to see him doing very well in this nice community. We would recommend this community for the care of a loved one with good value for care.
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Really Happy!
I like the people that live here and the staff. Everyone is nice to me and it everything has worked out for the better. The food is good and they have a great variety to choose from. I am very pleased with them.
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Everything Is Working Out Well, We Are Pleased
Everything has worked out great for my mother here at this community. She is in independent living, but has access to help if she needs it. They have a good staff here, they have been good to work with. They do a good job with the cleaning, everything is very well-kept. There are activities offered for the residents. The meals are nice, she is pleased with the food. I know she in a good community. Overall it has worked out well and I would recommend it.
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Very disappointed with the rehabilitation (nursing) at Bedford Court.
An elderly relative was admitted to Bedford Court (in Olney), with some broken bones. It was understood, due to the comments on their site, it would be a good nursing/rehabilitation facility. We were grateful to find a place and comforted by the admissions person who assured us that proper care would be received. She was placed in a very small portion of a small room. We thought this too shall pass; she'll be able to leave soon.
During the first week, twice our family member was found in a soaked gown & bedding during the mid-morning. I called and spoke to the social worker, who insisted she was the patient advocate and definitely the go-to person with concerns or questions. The aides(?) would continually place drinks and items on the side which needed healing. Items brought in by family members, to relieve various concerns were never used. And, the social worker seemed more talk than action. The bottom line was this loved one, 2 ½ weeks later, broke something else at the facility. No one knew why or how. Bedford Court asked if she wanted to be attended to at the facility or hospital. The answer was hospital. The hospital called me an hour later, once she arrived. Bedford Court called me 2 hours after she had arrived.
The head of therapy, at Bedford Court was VERY conscientious and detailed, when he knew the concerns of the resident. The social worker at Bedford Court seemed to me to be mostly talk and little action. And, it wasn't until I was packing my family member's personal items, I had a good talk with the head of nursing who knew little about the lack of care given to our family member, even though her representative was at a family meeting with the staff. At Bedford Court, in the rehabilitation section, it seems the right hand does not talk to the left hand.
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The perfect place for us!!
My in laws are doing good at Bedford Court. My mother in law says the wait staff are terrific and they know what she wants. The food is good. They offer activities that we are hoping she will get more involved in. My father in law is in the nursing section and the staff are great and very attentive. The community is clean and I would recommend it.
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Met with Jim [Removed]. Toured Community had lunch. Pleasant facility friendly residents lots of activities good economic model. First place we have visited so giving a 3-star rating to leave room up and down as we continue our search
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Very responsive to telephone call but unfortunately doesnt have any beds now for long term care 2-26-15
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So far so good.
So far so good. There have been little bumps, but things are working themselves out. If we bring something up they work to address it. It would be nice if they offered more activities that were geared toward the men, they seem to like the Wii games on the big screen, maybe more of those would be good.
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They Are Easy To Deal With And Knowledgeable
The marketing director was wonderful, she was very, very helpful and very easy to deal with and very knowledgeable about how to get things done, especially with regards to Medicare. The director of rehabilitation has been very good for calling and letting me know what is going on. They are on top of taking care of the residents.
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need a beefier entertainment and internet package
My parents don't have any complaints about Bedford Court. The only thing they say is they don't offer enough with their television package. They need a beefier entertainment and internet package. As newer younger residents come in they will need to upgrade. Other than that things are good at this facility.
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Beautiful place for those that can afford it.
Elena, In sales, was very helpful in explaining all of the details to us about Bedford Court. She worked with us throughout the move-in process and her wealth of experience helped us over a few "bumps in the road ".
The "Community fee" is $[removed] for Assisted Living , however it is refundable when a resident leaves or passes on. That, and the fact that they have all levels of care was a determining factor for selecting them.
The monthly fee is steep [removed], but if you can afford it, it's a very nice place for anyone that needs or would like to live in this type of environment. Of course the monthly fee varies depending if you have Independent Living or Assistant Living.
Another plus is that they provide free van service for doctor appointments in the area. (Some of the places that we checked out did not and that meant $75 RT for each doctor's visit for a van service. )
It's just a shame that there are not more reasonably priced CCRC's for the middle class that have excellent ratings.
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Friendly, wecloming community
Our experience with Bedford Court has been a very good one, so far! I really can't think of anything to complain about! The staff is friendly and helpful, and I appreciate the extra effort they put into helping introduce new residents to the community. They'll make sure your loved one sits with some friendly people for meals. They also do a very good job with the food!
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They go out of their way to be flexible
They do go out of their way to be flexible and meet the clients needs. They try to put him in the best situation that they can. The meals are pretty good. My loved one has not complained about it. Everything has been going well. They do an excellent job at keeping the facility clean. Everyone is very nice and helpful. The residents are friendly as well. They offer activities to the residents. It's a nice place.
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Staying Safe in Elderly Years
Staff I have seen are patient, remembering each individual's special needs and their name. Staff also sensitive to the individual's feelings, physical problems and memory problems. Throughout they keep their sense of humor. The record keeping is maintained by the caregivers. Problems are communicated to the oncoming shift. Staff responsible for light housekeeping and residents' personal hygiene and diet. Work orders are put through to maintenance personnel for the physical environment. Activities are planned for the residents to keep them active and social. Overall, I feel my loved one is safe at Bedford Court and his needs are being taken care of.
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really wonderful and outstanding
The folks that work there at Bedford Court are really wonderful and outstanding. They are very attentive to my mothers needs and responsive to any requests. So far we have been very pleased with them and can't even think of anything they could do better as they have been so great.
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The assisted living side is dangerous, the independent side is fine.
The independent living was fine, my loved one was there for a while. When we transferred to the assisted living, it was a whole different story. They were very understaffed. They had extremely poor communication between the staff and family. The staff is very overworked. They always had excuses. When my loved one fell, the call buttons didn't work, and we couldn't even get through, we had to call the concierge. The independent living is very good. A lot of the caregivers were very friendly, and did the best they could, but they were poorly organized. I had to hire private caregivers to care for my mom. You also have to give two months notice to move out, which is very unusual. And people are moving in and out all the time. It was untenable. The assisted living is dangerous and I feel unsafe having my mother there. The independent living is okay. They don't really have activities there either.
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Great food. Previously visited. Staff not interacting with residents unless absolutely needed, not changing beds when needed...head women a tad too head strong.
Yet, quite responsive if expressed concern. Didn't notice a wound on my uncle...I had to bring it to their attention.
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Bedford Court, My Mom'S New Home!
Bedford Court staff made my mom's transition an easy experience. ALL of the staff are very friendly and accommodating. We made requests to have changes to meet my mom's needs such as lowering the mailbox and shelving in her closets and everything was done prior to her arrival. The dining area is lovely and inviting. My mom likes the food and the variety of choices! She's indicated that they don't salt the food but let you add to your taste and needs, which is great! There are plenty of activities going on and if your favorite isn't there, you can sign up and invite others to play. My mother loved meeting all of the directors of each department such as engineering, activities, housekeeping, etc. who came up individually in ten minute intervals to meet and greet Mom and explain the services available to her. As Mom has met the residents who have been here from 4 months to 10+ years, they have all expressed how happy they are with their choice to live in Bedford Court. My mom also loves the fact that having a strip-shopping mall just a short walking distance, even with her walker, to the post office, bank, Giant, and other stores to browse makes her feel independent without driving. But Bedford Court does offer their van to take its residence anywhere within a five mile radius. At Bedford Court doctors such as a dermatologist, podiatrist, etc. are available in the building with office appointments. Also a bank, hair stylist, and manicurist are also available in the building on certain days. Plus, services such as weekly removal and washing of towels and sheets, biweekly apartment cleaning, maintenance of heating/air conditioning and appliances are all included in living there. Plus, the lifeline necklace or push buttons in the apartment make me feel that someone is always there if my m needs them. This too, is included as a resident!
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Can not take ANYONE below t...
Can not take ANYONE below the age of 62
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Beautiful community
This was our second choice. The staff out here were wonderful and professional. It was just timing and availability that make this a second choice and not a first choice. The courtyard was very nice. They have balconies which I thought were very nice.
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I am very pleased and satisfied with Bedford court where my mom is living.
I am very pleased and satisfied with Bedford court where my mom is living.
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I have already visited this...
I have already visited this property. I think it is too upscale for my mother. There is also a $12,500.00 buy in.
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Still in the running for Mom. I am w...
Still in the running for Mom. I am worried that the bigger homes will not be able to give the level of care that she needs. Her only issue is fall hazard, but that is a big one. I spent night with Mom last night and nary a stumble so she is actually getting better balance. She has started PT and that is helping as well.
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.different levels of care, independen...
.different levels of care, independent living and assisted $3250 includes utilities except enhance cable, basic cable, telephone not included, emergency call system, transportation, 2 buses.
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I'm very impressed with everything he...
I'm very impressed with everything here. I think it would be perfect for her.
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Bedford Court is a vibrant, independent full-service community located within walking distance of the Leisure World shopping center. Our community offers you a comfortable lifestyle, superb amenities and the highest standards of hospitality and service. The community is ideal for seniors who desire an active lifestyle. Residents enjoy gracious apartment accommodations, a variety of floor plans, fine restaurant-style dining, housekeeping, planned social and cultural activities, scheduled transportation and much more. Bedford Court provides residents peace of mind knowing Assisted Living, Nursing and Rehabilitative Care are available if they should ever need it. At Bedford Court, we do everything possible to understand and meet the needs and expectations of the people we serve. We invite you to visit us and experience the warm hospitality and high quality of our community.


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Dharma sukshma or the subtle dharma realized only upon deep analysis
January 19, 2017, 11:31:33 AM »
A devotee asked:
Please explain Dharma sukshma, which is useful in the daily activities of a human being.
Swami replied:
Dharma means justice. It is clearly known. To speak truth is justice. To speak a lie is injustice. "Speak truth" is called as vidhi dharma or justice insisted. "Don't tell a lie." is nishedha dharma or negation of injustice. Apaddharma means the justice modified in certain cases. Dharma sukshma means the deep analysis of a case in which the apparent justice is contradicted by the subtle justice, which is hidden at the outset. Apaddharma is modification of justice in some special cases and the application of modification of justice is extended to every case by the human being saying that such case is a special case.
Apaddharma means violation of justice in the case of difficulties and dangers. It is said that you can tell lies in the case of marriage, danger to life, loss of money, loss of prestige, ladies, protection of cow and protection of preacher. When the violation of justice is done in the above cases without analysis, it is called as apaddharma. Same apaddharma is done in the case of all the above mentioned cases without analysis so that you can extend the violation of justice stamping every incident as a case of difficulty or emergency.
But, if you do analysis of any specific case and then decide that the violation of justice is justified, such decision of very deep analysis is called as Dharma sukshma or subtle dharma. The subtle dharma should be voted against the gross apparent dharma.
I will explain this Dharma sukshma with the help of an example. A saint was having some money with him and robbers attacked him. The saint ran and was hiding himself in a dense bush. The robbers came there and asked a sage about the saint. The sage is very particular of telling truth only in his life. The sage showed to the robbers the bush in which saint is hiding himself. The robbers caught the saint, killed him and took away all the money possessed by saint. The sage was taken to hell after death for telling the truth and for not telling a lie.
The higher justice is not to harm anybody (ahimsaa). Telling truth is justice of lower grade. You can violate the lower grade for the protection of upper grade. Hence, in that specific case, telling truth is injustice because harming the life of a saint is worse than telling the truth. In this way, in that specific case, deep analysis is applied to find out the hidden subtle justice. This need not be generalized to every case. Instead of the saint, a murderer running followed by police is hiding himself in a secret place observed by you. Here also if you show the murderer, he will be arrested by police and will be hanged to death. Here also the life of the murderer is harmed. Based on the first case, you should not tell a lie here, which will be total injustice. You have saved a murderer, who is going to kill several human beings in the future. Hence in both cases, danger of life is common. You should save the life of the saint but not the life of the murderer.
You must distinguish these two cases and should not apply the principle that justice of lower grade can be violated to protect justice of higher grade. Hence, violation of justice mentioned in certain contexts should not be accepted in general unless every specific case is deeply analyzed before drawing the conclusion.
For example, it is said that telling lies to a lady is apaddharma. This is not correct. The nature of psychology depends upon the qualities of the individual soul and not on the minute differences in their gross bodies resulting in the difference of gender. The place of lady should be replaced by a 'human being telling lies'. Hence scripture should not be followed blindly because some person having the ego of male domination should have introduced this word in the scripture, which is proved to be wrong through analysis.
The above statement of apaddharma is from the Mahabharatam written by sage Vyasa in which several insertions were done.
Deep analysis to find out the subtle truth is a necessity in the case of spiritual knowledge also. Following the statement of scripture blindly is to be avoided since you must note that even the scripture has the possibility of adulteration, be it even the original scripture like the Veda. We are not contradicting the scripture Veda spoken by God. We only contradict an insertion of a mischievous person in the case of any scripture.
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January 23, 2017, 10:17:59 PM »
Namaste Dattaseva,
The above thread of your is very intelligently put . This shows that deep reasoning is required to understand the subtleties of Dharma.
The sage who in order to adhere to his vow of speaking the truth always showed the saint to the robbers which resulted in his death. The sage went to hell as a result of this act.
This is a very good example, to show that one must apply one's God-given critical thinking skills to each situation so as to understand the situation properly and do the right thing. Inability to apply reasoning skills can result in such errors which can condemn one to hell itself.
I would also say that the faculty of intuition created by meditation or deep love can also guide one in such situations or circumstances and enable one to do the right thing at the right time.
For example I know of an incident when I visited a cousin brother of mine in his house after a long time as he had been in a foreign country with his family. I was speaking to him in a room when he stopped talking and immediately went to an another room where his wife was washing clothes and pulled her out. I had followed him and saw what he was doing but was not able to understand the reason for his sudden action.
After a few seconds, the ceiling of the room where the wife was washing clothes, just came down. If my cousin had not taken his wife from there promptly, it would have resulted in her injury or worse.
It was not my cousin's reasoning skill that helped him to do the right act at that time of pulling his wife out, but his gift of intuition, well-developed probably due to his devotion to God, his loving nature and numerous acts of compassion.
So I would say that both reasoning skill as well as intuition are tools provided by God to ensure that we do the right thing at the right time, for effective decisionmaking, which can ensure our safety, security and prosperity at all times.
Self-awareness is yoga. - Nisargadatta Maharaj
In every moment you have only one real choice : to be self-aware or to identify with the mind and body. - Annamalai Swami
Body-consciousness is the source of all misery. - Ramana Maharshi
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Definitely. You've given a very good example to make your point. In one way, intuition is receiving a crucial piece of information at the right time in a necessary situation. Our analytical capabilities are limited, but at the same time, applying our logic to the maximum possible extent is crucial in any given situation. Where our intellectual abilities based on self effort end, there intuition begins.
Intuition depends solely upon God's grace. One receives the required information and acts according to it only if He decides it's necessary. I'm of the view that logical analysis in our hands, but intuition (you can also call it the 6th sense), on the other hand, is a spontaneous realization granted by God, based upon necessity.
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I sometimes wonder how other people do it. I mean, how do other people pay all the bills (on time!), put the recommended amount in their "emergency fund," feed the kids, and still have money left over for things like dinner and a movie. Well, of course, the first thing that comes to mind is that those people must have more money that we do. And that's a very real probability. But there are just some people who have the ability to manage whatever amount of money they have and make it work for their family.
After years of reading all kinds of financial planning and budgeting advice, and trying this and trying that, and still finding that we have unexpected expenses (like the flood and the $2,500 deductible on our home owners insurance), and emergency doctor and dentist bills, and needing new tires on the car, and a few other necessities, I have come to the realization that all of the theories about budgeting in the world might be helpful, but there are always exceptions.
One of my goals this year is to do my best to be prepared for those unexpected events by attempting to build up that emergency fund of $1,000. Which wouldn't have covered all of the "emergencies" we've had over the past three months anyway, but it would have helped. But that is tricky to do when the paycheck comes in and after the bills are paid (mostly on time!), there is only about $16.00 left over. Makes it hard to do much else, especially putting aside money for that ambiguous "emergency" that is looming on the horizon.
So I have gotten a bit discouraged with reading all the theories about budgeting, because as helpful as they are in theory, they don't always work in the real world. If you are in a place where you've tried budgeting based on the rules and suggestions of those famous money management gurus, please know you are not alone. We're doing our best, and some months are better than others, but sometimes when the kid needs a winter coat, it can be challenging to decide whether to buy the coat or buy groceries. Especially if you are TRYING to follow the advice of the professional budgeters and not use credit. But then sometimes you really have no choice.
Here's what has worked for us – and it is probably not what will work for you – but at least it might be an encouragement to someone who is rather frustrated with all the stress that comes from money management.
In our family, there are two parents and two teenage daughters, one of whom is now driving and has a job away from home. That helps. When she wants a pair of ripped up jeans that cost $59.99, she can invest her own money in stuff that I couldn't afford, even without all those holes in them. But the basics, like paying the mortgage and the electric bill, putting gas in the car and the car payment, the monthly orthodontist payment, life insurance, car insurance, etc. still add up even if we're not buying ripped up jeans.
It helps that I was raised to be very frugal. The truth is, I wouldn't pay $59.99 for a pair of jeans, holes or not, under any circumstances, including if we were millionaires. For starters, then, we are very frugal. (Hope Miss Holey Jeans gets that lesson one day!) But even so, there are times when there is just more need for dollars than there are dollars to go around. I'm doing my best to work from home, and I do work everyday, but not everything that I do here at home generates consistent income.
So basically, we are a one-income family. Most of the time we are doing just fine (see above for note on house flooding and insurance deductible), and this is how I've been able to keep things going even on weeks when it is a challenge to balance all of the needs with the real, actual dollars available . . .
1. I made a list of all of our payments. I included the day each payment was due and how much (sometimes I have to estimate, because we don't know for sure on things like the utility bill, but I can guess pretty close).
MORTGAGE 1st of the month $******
CREDIT CARD 7th of the month $*****
CAR PAYMENT 10th of the month $*****
ORTHODONTIST 10th of the month $*****
UTILITIES 20th of the month $*****
LIFE INSURANCE 23rd of the month $*****
AUTO INSURANCE 24th of the month $*****
TRUCK PAYMENT 25th of the month $******
And whatever else is on the monthly rotation for payments.
2. Then, when a bill comes in (or there is an automatic withdrawal scheduled -which I HATE but some things like life insurance won't let you do it any other way), I know which envelope to put it in. This is a bit like the Dave Ramsey approach of putting money in envelopes, which is actually a great plan if you can do it, but I kind of work backwards by organizing the bills into weekly categories. Like this:
MORTGAGE (set aside for the first of next month) $******* (The largest monthly payments are divided by 4 and put into the weekly budget. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't!)
Car payment $*****
Credit card $*****
Orthodontist $*****
MORTGAGE (set aside for the first of next month) $*******
Utilities $*******
MORTGAGE (set aside for the first of next month) $*******
Insurance $*****
Truck Payment $*******
January 27
House Payment $***** (DUE on the 1st of each month)
I write all of this out on my individual envelopes (or on a piece of paper that I clip to the specific bills that need to be paid each week / or bi-weekly for some people) that looks like this:
I've been doing this type of budgeting for several years, and it usually works. Depending on the latest "emergency" expenditures, I can usually set aside part of the monthly mortgage payment each week, and sometimes even set aside a little bit for the "emergency fund" savings account. But all of this is based on one, rather old-fashioned financial planning theory: when the money is gone, stop spending it!
Unfortunately for most of us, there are times when we do need to use credit cards. We try our best to avoid those kinds of situations, but when your house floods and you need to replace the floors and some of the walls, over and above what the home owners insurance offers, well, there you go. But we do try to pay off a credit card before we use it again. Another one of those good intentions that doesn't always work in the real world. But we try!
Finally, after planning this out for every week of the month, I then schedule payments online to make sure I don't forget and miss a payment. After the necessary payments are made or scheduled, then I look at what is left over and we plan for groceries, gas in the car, and maybe a family pizza night. "Extras" come along when I do a free-lance editing job, or teach a class, or sell something online, and then we might go out to our favorite Chinese restaurant or even be able to buy a new snow shovel. Or something else that we just can't live without!
So you see, my budget probably is not the same as your budget, but it has worked for us for a long time. The bills always get paid (usually on time but not always), and we have a bit left over for groceries and gas in the car . . . and sometimes we even can put aside a few dollars for that elusive "emergency fund." Until the dentist bill comes . . . but I'm trying, I really am!
I would love to hear how you budget for your family. I'm going to be working on this a bit more in the coming weeks to see if I can make it more specific, so if you are looking for ideas for your family budget, some of my ideas might be helpful. Works for us!
Hope you are having a good week and staying warm on this blustery winter days. Would love to hear from you!


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To Four Facts About the History and Purpose of Urgent Care Facilities in the United States
The urgent care movement began in the United States in the 1970s. In the beginning, there were not very many facilities, but the amount of them has grown exponentially around the globe in the past 40 years. Here are a few facts about the history and purpose of the urgent care in the United States.
1. Less than a third of primary care physicians who are currently practicing in the United States have any form of after hours coverage. This means that people who need help from a doctor, but are not in need of emergency care help have little to turn to besides urgent care 24 hours facilities. Urgent care facilities are available to cover this discrepancy.
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Lauren and Kyle had a fairy tale wedding with a Beauty and the Beast theme(cue the total geeking out on my part) at the Elk's Lodge in Columbus Indiana. They chose the venue because it had a big hall filled with twinkle lights for their reception and an outdoor space for their ceremony. There were tons of awesome Disney songs and references(especially in the Maid of Honor's awesome speech) throughout the entire day. I had so much fun with these two and absolutely loved all the details that made this a geek chic event - complete with a beast mask for a one of a kind entrance and a few fun photos like that one above. :)
Lauren's favorite part of planning her dream wedding was getting to plan and make(how awesome is that?!) everything with her mom.
I am so honored to have been a part of such an amazing day and am excited to share just a few of my favorites! Congratulations goes out to this Beauty and her Beast!
Lauren and Kyle's Vendor Team
- Cake and other Desserts: Patti Bauer
- DJ/Band: Dancing DJs
- Hair/Makeup: Sydney Reed with Vivian Lou Salon
- Catering: Blackerby's First Class Catering
- Gown: Something New Borrowed and Blue Boutique
- Bridesmaid's Dresses: David's Bridal
- Shoes: Nine West
- Jewelry/Rings: Diamonds Direct, Disney, and others
- Men's Attire: Louie's Tux Shop
- Save the Dates, Invitations, and/or Programs: Invitations by Dawn


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After last week's account of my battles with the local crows to try and keep my bird feeders more small-bird friendly, several of you wrote to say that I'm not the only one with that problem.
The most popular means of deterrent seems to be an ingenious combination of wire netting of different mesh sizes wrapped around the feeders to allow small birds to enter, leaving the crows and feral pigeons gnashing their beaks in frustration.
I also mentioned that I had an unusual visitor in my back garden in the shape of a rare northern brown argus butterfly, which is normally found in a more upland habitat.
I was walking in just such a place at the weekend and was delighted to find a small colony, many of which were on the wing, in between the heavy thundery showers.
I was in a small glen which is an offshoot of the main Yarrow valley and was once a brilliant site for butterflies.
Previously on warm summer days, there were hordes of things like meadow brown, ringlet, common blue, dark green fritillary, small tortoiseshell, peacock, red admiral, small heath, small copper, not to mention the various whites, all on the wing.
Other than the aforementioned northern brown argus, I only saw a few ringlets, small heaths and one small copper.
Why should this be?
The answer is simple – habitat change. A few decades ago, the glen was heavily grazed by sheep, which kept the scrub encroachment to a minimum and the bracken was managed.
This allowed plants such as thyme and rock rose to thrive on the sunny slopes. These species in turn were important food plants for the butterflies.
The valley was sold for forestry and although the bulk of the glen was planted sympathetically with native broadleaved trees, the sheep were removed. Once the scrub and bracken began to return, the butterflies' food plants were shaded out and soon disappeared.
Not only that, but the many ant hills in the area, which depend on grazing to keep the inside temperature stable, also died out, taking with them things like the green woodpecker, which is mainly an ant eater.
The place is very different now to when I used to visit. The once-bare hills are now covered in mainly hawthorn scrub and the rough grassland of the valley floor is rapidly becoming woodland.
Although I think that in the past the place was heavily overgrazed, to remove it completely has had dire consequences for many rare species of wildlife.
As with most things in life, there is always a happy medium.
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From my favorite book of prayers, A Diary of Private Prayer, 1949, by John Baillie, Church of Scotland pastor and theologian, (1886-1960); containing a morning and evening prayer for thirty-one days (adapted).
MORNING PRAYER (Thirty-first Day)
O Lord my King! Reverently would I greet Thee at the beginning of another day! All praise and love and loyalty be unto Thee, O Lord, most high.
Forbid, O Lord God, that my thoughts today should be wholly occupied with this world's passing show. Thou hast given me the power to lift my mind to the contemplation of things unseen and eternal, so forbid that I should remain content with the things of sense and time. Grant, rather, that each day may do something to strengthen my hold upon the unseen world, to increase my sense of its reality, and to attach my heart to its holy and eternal interests. Then, as the end of my earthly life draws ever nearer, I may not grow to be a part of these fleeting earthly surroundings, but may rather yearn more and more for the life of the world to come.
O Thou who sees and knows all things, give me grace to see and know Thee, that in knowing Thee I may know myself even as I am most perfectly known of Thee, and in seeing Thee may see myself as I verily am before Thee. Give me today some clear vision of my life in time as it appears to Thine eternity. Show me my own smallness and Thine infinite greatness. Show me my own sin and Thy perfect righteousness. Show me my own lovelessness and Thine exceeding love. Yet in Thy mercy show me also how, small as I am, I can take refuge in Thy greatness; how, sinful as I am, I may lean upon Thy righteousness; and how, loveless as I am, I may hide myself in Thy forgiving love. Cause my thoughts to dwell much today on the life and death of Jesus Christ my Lord, so that I may see all things in the light of the redemption which Thou hast granted to me in His name. Amen.
EVENING PRAYER (Thirty-first Day)
O Thou who art the Lord of the night as of the day, in this hour of darkness I submit my will to Thine.
From the stirrings of self-will within my heart:
From cowardly avoidance of necessary duty:
From rebellious shrinking from necessary suffering:
From discontentment with my lot in life:
From jealousy of those whose lot is easier:
From thinking lightly of the one talent Thou hast given me, because Thou hast not given me five or ten:
From uncreaturely pride:
From undisciplined thought:
From unwillingness to learn and unreadiness to serve:
O God, set me free.
O God my Father, who art often closest to me when I am farthest from Thee, and who art near at hand even when I feel that Thou hast forsaken me, mercifully grant that the defeat of my self-will may be the triumph in me of Thine eternal purpose.
May I grow more sure of Thy reality and power:
May I attain a clearer mind as to the meaning of my life on earth:
May I strengthen my hold upon life eternal:
May I look more and more to things unseen:
May my desires grow less unruly and my imaginations more pure:
May my love for others grow deeper and more tender, and may I be more willing to take their burdens upon myself.
To thy care, O God, I commend my soul and the souls of all whom I love and who love me; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
I Chronicles 23:29-31 — They were also to stand every morning to thank and praise the Lord. They were to do the same in the evening.
Psalm 55:16-17 — As for me, I call to God, and the Lord saves me. Evening, morning and noon I cry out in distress, and he hears my voice.
John 20:19-20 — On the evening of that first day of the week, when the disciples were together, with the doors locked for fear of the Jewish leaders, Jesus came and stood among them and said, "Peace be with you!" After he said this, he showed them his hands and side. The disciples were overjoyed when they saw the Lord.


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Salary: £19,500 (pro-rata 3 days per week)
Responsible to: Programme Manager
Work Times: Monday – Friday (21 hours per week) Hours to be agreed
Location: Sheffield
Endeavour – Empowering Young People
We believe every young person deserves a positive future regardless of their past.
Endeavour is a growing charity that works hands-on with some of Britain's most disadvantaged disaffected and forgotten young people. We believe the support we give young people today will create a better society tomorrow.
For more than sixty years, we have been working with some of England's most disadvantaged, disaffected and forgotten young people, providing challenge and inspiration, building confidence and helping them to take control of their future. Building on the skills of our founders, the team that conquered Everest, we now use all kinds of activities - from rock climbing and canoeing to drama and
film making – to challenge, inspire and motivate. We give young people the skills they need to face their problems, tackle them head-on and succeed where they may have previously failed. We empower them to conquer their fears, to express themselves, to trust and respect others. We equip them to become better citizens, making a positive contribution to their communities and our society.
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We're on a mission to see young people develop their full potential as individuals and as members of society.
We help to build new futures for young people at risk of being excluded from education or who don't have a mainstream education place; for those at risk of offending, or newly arrived to the country and for young people with learning difficulties.
Endeavour is proud of the high degree of 'wrap-around care' we provide to our young people and the wider community.
You will mainly be working on the Boost project, working with young people with mild to moderate learning difficulties, but will also be working on other projects too as required.
The project team has a main duty to provide structured programmes of development across the organisation that meets
· the individual needs of the participants
· the needs of the groups and
· the aims / outcomes of the programmes.
You will be working both independently and alongside other members of staff to ensure
· the planning and implementation of high quality programmes for individuals and groups of young people, which meet their needs, and enable them to reach their full potential as individuals and members of society
· promotion of the programme to young people and various recruitment agencies
· networking with other organisations in order to share best practice and increase the range of opportunities available to the young people on the projects
This is a flexible role that will require you to be resilient and organised.
This is a frontline delivery role where you will be expected to deliver sessions to groups of young people both inside and outside the classroom.
The successful candidate will fulfil the following areas:
Personal Development
· Include personal development as part of your delivery.
· Establish purposeful and productive working relationships with the young people acting as a role model and setting high expectations.
· Promote the young people's independence and thinking skills and employ strategies to recognise and reward achievement and self-reliance.
· Encourage the young people to interact and work co-operatively with others and engage all the young people in activities.
· Promote positive values, attitudes and good behaviour.
· Encourage the young people to take responsibility for their own actions.
· Support the young people consistently whilst recognising and responding to their individual needs.
· Promote punctuality and excellent attendance.
· Support break-time / lunch-time supervision; use this time to build up rapport with the young people informally.
· Supervise the young people on visits, trips and offsite activities as required, utilising the opportunity for experiential learning.
· Encourage the learners to 'have a go' at all activities / challenges.
Plan, develop, deliver and evaluate innovative and inspiring schemes of work for sessions which provide challenge to enable the young people to progress personally, socially and academically. Work in partnership with other Endeavour staff as appropriate to maximise learning opportunities and share expertise.
Prepare the young people for qualifications and accreditation where appropriate. Include elements of literacy and numeracy along with other activities.
Differentiate delivery to make the work accessible to a range of young people including ESOL and, SEN.
Engage marginalised young people who present challenging behaviour and are not classroom ready.
Provide feedback to the young people in relation to progress and achievement, following Endeavour policy.
Ensure that the young people's work is assessed and prepared for moderation.
Establish an appropriate learning environment and maintain a good standard of delivery space appearance.
Engage with young people and their families. This might include phone calls, home visits and encouraging family participation.
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· Encourage the young people to be respectful of themselves, each other, the staff, the building and the local community at all times.
· Promote acceptance and appreciation of diversity by providing opportunities to get to know people from different cultures / backgrounds.
· Provide opportunities for the young people to learn more about different cultures as part of your delivery.
· Recycle as much as possible and encourage the young people to recycle and avoid waste.
· Promote Endeavour Values and encourage the young people to do the same.
· Support Endeavour at fundraising events.
· Take part in social action opportunities promoted by Endeavour.
· Be responsible for keeping accurate records to maintain comprehensive and accurate project performance information. These may relate to behaviour, rewards, progress, qualifications etc.
· Deal promptly with conflicts and incidents in line with behaviour management and reward policies.
· The postholder will be expected to take part in any CPD opportunities.
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The Best Bermuda Recipes
To truly experience Bermuda you must have local food on the menu. Our traditional Bermuda Recipes are influenced by many different countries. Some of the ingredients needed to prepare the dishes were brought to the island by various settlers. Although some of the original recipes have been modified over the years and to different palates they still are the hearty meals that locals have grown up with and love.
Seafood reigns supreme
Being an island country seafood reigns supreme with so many Bermuda recipes including mussel pie, conch stew, shark hash/fritters, Turbot stew, fish chowder, and grilled lobster.
Traditional Sunday breakfast
Our traditional Sunday Breakfast is Codfish and Potatoes a hearty dish consisting of salted Atlantic Cod, Potatoes, Hard Boiled Eggs, Bananas, Tomato Sauce, Onion sauce, Johnny Bread and sliced Avocado. With all of these ingredients on your plate there is no doubt you be full for quite a while.
Easter foods keep you full
During Easter season that same Cod Fish is prepared as a fish cake in which the cod fish is boiled along with the potatoes, then they are mashed together, coated with seasoned flour and pan fried until golden brown. This is usually served with a hot cross bun. This is basically a raisin bun with a cross on top made out of icing. For Easter dinner many locals prepare a roasted leg of lamb with rice and mint jelly. This is one of my favourite meals.
Winter is soul food heaven
During the winter months many homes prepare hearty soups and casseroles. These dishes include onion soup, onion casserole, sweet potato pudding, paw paw casserole, turkey and chicken soups,split pea and ham soup just to name a few.
Christmas is feasting time
Christmas time local food has four major additions. These are turkeys, ham, farine pie and cassava pie. Depending on your upbringing you would be used to one of the pies but both meats will be served.
Very rarely will you find two pies made by the same hostess and served at the same Christmas Dinner because they both require a lot of work to prepare.
The British have brought over their love of Bread Pudding, which quickly became another traditional dish. Also during this time Bermudians consume a lot of Bermuda Rum Cakes, Rum Swizzles, Loquat Liquers, Egg Nog with Black Rum.
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RYLAN Clark-Neal took a hilarious tumble onto the floor of the This Morning studio today as he tried to recreate some Naomi Campbell's incredible yoga moves.
The telly favourite had Ruth Langsford in hysterics as he threw his legs in the air and splayed on the sofa before falling in a heap on the floor.
After showing viewers the clip of Naomi performing some mind boggling yoga poses, Ruth urged him to give it a go as Eamonn looked on bemused.
She said: "You've got a very similar form. Long legged. You could do that that. Go on, up!"
However, Rylan wasn't quite as graceful as the world-famous supermodel but he still gave the This Morning viewers a good laugh.
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