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22 Sep,17
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21 Sep,17
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20 Sep,17
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19 Sep,17
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13 Sep,17
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11 Sep,17
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10 Sep,17
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09 Sep,17
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03 Sep,17
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03 Sep,17
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31 Aug,17
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28 Aug,17
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20 Aug,17
सर, मेरा नाम लीना खत्री है मैं अजमेर में रहती हूं और मैं लेखिका और कवियित्री हूं क्या मैं अपनी कविताएं और कहानियां रेडियो से शेयर कर सकती हूं??
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17 Aug,17
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17 Aug,17
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12 Aug,17
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11 Aug,17
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09 Aug,17
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We have designed a creative and engaging curriculum at St Joseph's so that each term the children fully immerse themselves in a well-themed, central topic to which each area of the curriculum is linked. From 'Victorians...what the Dickens?' to 'DRAGONS!' every area of the curriculum is explored. In this way we are also able to ensure that all the programmes of study for the National Curriculum 2014 are covered in sufficient depth.
Curriculum newsletters for each year group are included here so that you can see the exciting things that the children will be learning. Click the images below to see details.
At St Joseph's we encourage our pupils to be independent and resilient learners. By embracing a growth mindset and developing a whole school language for learning, pupils and staff are more able to meet and exceed expectations. There is no ceiling on what we can learn and where our learning can take us.
If you would like any more information on the curriculum, please contact either your child's class teacher or Mrs Wallace.
To teach the Maths national curriculum, we use Big Maths (daily CLIC session: rapid, repeated recall and use of core maths facts and skills) and Big Maths: Outer Maths (daily Maths lessons covering the whole curriculum). We held informative Maths workshops for parents in summer term 2017 and will aim to repeat this soon. Our school Calculations Policy is available for you to read, in order to be more informed when supporting your child at home.
We encourage pupils to learn key number facts and timetables through our innovative Total Recall reward system. Children practise, practise, practise being able to recall the facts as quick as lightning and then ask to be tested by the quiz master, Mrs Wallace! The children are awarded the badges when they can answer a selection of questions quickly and accurately. Details of badges can be found by clicking the image below.
The revised National Curriculum 2014 included more rigorous requirements for understanding of grammar techniques. The document below details what will be covered in each year group from Year 1 to Year 6.
We don't currently use just one published scheme for teaching phonics. We blend the best resources from a range of schemes so that we can best meet the needs of our children. Phonics is taught daily in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 with pupils in smaller teaching groups.
Our Reading scheme is unique to St Joseph's and combines many different publication schemes (including Phonics Bug). Children are expected to read a wide range of the books in each level, before they move up to the next one. Each level includes a range of fiction and non-fiction texts, both of which we expect our children to read.
Children are heard read in school at least once a week, often by our well trained and rather fabulous group of parent helpers. Teachers hear children read through group reading, individually or through whole class reading sessions.
Every class visits the school library each week in order to promote an enjoyment of reading and love of books.
We have been developing the marking and feedback policy over the last couple of years. I wrote to parents, via the Rowley Round-Up in October 2018, explaining our new approach to feedback. We have been trialling verbal feedback, through dedicated editing and polishing sessions, and the children and staff really love it! You can read our new Feedback Policy below. If you'd like to talk to Mrs Wallace about this, please contact the office for an appointment.
By clicking the images below you will see what topics each year group are exploring, how this links to our DISCOVERY values and British values, Super Starts and Fantastic Finishes and exciting learning experiences planned. In the Spring term we have a whole school trip to celebrate a Fabulous Finish to our shared topic. Recently we have been to Twycross Zoo and the ThinkTank Museum!
Our whole school topic this term: We are Planet Protectors!
Our pupils swim regularly throughout their years at St Joseph's, using the St Nicholas leisure centre in Warwick. Of our current Year 6 pupils, 87% can swim 25 metres confidently, use a range of strokes effectively and perform safe self-rescue techniques.

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Why would I dedicate an entire section of a web page that is to be a means of getting to know and understand me as and for the individual that I am, to "logic".
Some may think this is illogical, others may think that is more than appropriate, while many will think "WTF?"
Although logic is a word we often use, so much so that we actually disreguard its importance in everything we do, in fact I dare say we take it for granted, I often tend to take a step back and apply logic to everything that I do.
Well, too often I rushed into things back in the day. Only to find that if I had invested the time to apply the logical known to me prior to going into it, I may have achieved what I wanted in a better way.
Now, for many out there, this is all useless information. However, what they are missing is the fact that I am admitting to my trial and errors of the past. To the point that I have learned something from it all.
None the less, this won't stop me from making errors in my future, hopefully not the same ones I made in the past as now I go about things in a manner that applies the lessons learned to date and hence do things in a 'logical sequence'.
Although the world of communications and lets just call it "the internet" is full of exciting new things that are yet to be discovered. When I say "the internet" it is so as to bundle it all up into one term, rather than start listing the fifty or so pages of applicable technologies and resources out there.
Lets try to imagine where Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains are going to lead to in the future!
Is there anything comparable from our past?
I dare say we are entering a new era in which all of us shall learn many a new thing and in turn be able to apply these new experiences and lessons from them to our logical approach to accomplishing and achieving things that have never been imagined in the past.
Love it!
We are all on the same level when it comes to applying logic to what we do, as there is not one single person out there who can claim that they know what the future shall entail!


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Right afterwards Jay Monfort nixed the nachos at the little accommodation kitchen he runs central Markey's Bar in the Bywater, his mother heard all about it.
Theresa Chatterton cooks at Frady's One Stop, a bend abundance two blocks away. While authoritative egg plates and breakfast po-boys, she got an account from audience abashed by the card change they noticed the night afore at their admired bar.
"They capital me to acquaint him to put the nachos aback on," said Chatterton said. "I thought, 'This is ridiculous,' like I'm activity to acquaint my developed son who runs his own kitchen what he should do."
But Monfort got the message, Markey's got the nachos aback and one little kerfuffle of Bywater activity ran its course.
That's how it goes in a burghal that keeps its confined aing and its aliment closer. And in this case, it was all kept in the aforementioned family.
Messages, images and adoration cards band the adverse at Frady's One Stop, a bend abundance in the Bywater adjacency of New Orleans on Thursday, October 4, 2018.
In the ecosystem of a New Orleans neighborhood, the bounded bar and the reliable cafeteria collective accept roles as basic as rainwater and sunshine. In the Bywater, one of the city's old, storied, rapidly alteration neighborhoods, the affable at both such spots are now handled by a mother and son. They assignment separately, but they serve the aforementioned community.
"Pretty anon afterwards I started here, I ample out that the bodies I'm agriculture at night were accepting breakfast or cafeteria with my mom," Monfort said. "We apprehend about anniversary added from them. They acquaint us belief about anniversary other."
Monfort and Chatterton baker in altered styles. Neither owns the businesses area they work, which are anniversary bounded institutions dating aback for generations.
But their customers, and their own duties affable for their neighborhood, overlap so abundant that it can feel like two abandon of the aforementioned coin.
"Whenever I airing into Frady's, I see at atomic one chump I served drinks to aftermost night," said John Hardison, a bartender at Markey's who lives two blocks away.
Kirk Frady (left) and Theresa Chatterton assignment abaft the adverse at Frady's One Stop while Chatterton's son Jay Monfort (third from left) and chump Dave Clement stop by. In the Bywater adjacency of New Orleans on Thursday, October 4, 2018.
"That's the way it is here. Aback bodies get off their job, they go about on the ambit and appearance some adulation wherever they apperceive people," he said.
Elizabeth Pearce, a longtime acquaintance and architect of the Drink & Learn cocktail program, calls the Markey's-to-Frady's drag the "Bywater two-step."
"It's cafeteria at Frady's, again bashed aliment at Markey's and again hungover breakfast aback at Frady's," Pearce said. "Okay, so maybe that's a waltz."
In the ancestors affiliation amid the two, she additionally sees article that speaks to the body of her neighborhood.
"Everything I apprehend and apprehend about the Bywater, it's consistently hipsters and gentrification and how everything's changing," Pearce said. "But actuality you accept this additional bearing advancing in. Jay's not accomplishing the aforementioned exact affair as his mom, but he's befitting article going. This is a way that you accept both chain and change."
Chatterton and her ancestors are originally from arctic California. She confused actuality in 2002, and her three boys followed. Her average son, Chris Monfort, has afresh been alive aing to her oldest, Jay, in Markey's kitchen. Chatterton herself picks up the casual about-face in the bar kitchen, too.
But she's best accepted about the Bywater from Frady's. Barely alpine abundant to see over the cafeteria adverse partition, she still has her eye on the aperture and consistently greets her audience by name as they airing in.
Chatterton, 54, started affable at Frady's anon afterwards Hurricane Katrina, advancing off jobs in business administration. She ashore with it.
"I've had added jobs that bodies would accede added important than this, but I've never acquainted so admired in my life," Chatterton said. "People adulation you aback you baker for them."
Monfort, 34, started affable at Markey's aftermost winter. He'd never adapted at a bar before. His bounded résumé has stops at Elizabeth's, Sylvain and Iris. He again spent bristles years affable in Pittsburgh restaurants afore affective aback home in 2017.
Proximity to ancestors helped draw him to the Markey's job.
"For all those years in Pittsburgh, I might've apparent them twice," Monfort said. "Now we see anniversary added every day."
Theresa Chatterton prepares po-boys at Frady's One Stop in the Bywater while her son Jay Monfort stops by for a visit. Monfort runs the kitchen at Markey's Bar two blocks away. On Thursday, October 4, 2018.
The ancestors additionally sees a lot of their customers, at one atom or the added and in between.
"When I go to a bar, I apperceive bisected the bodies in there from Frady's," said Chatterton, who additionally lives two doors bottomward from the store. "We're from a baby town. But the Bywater, it's so tight-knit it feels smaller."
In the accomplished decade, the Bywater has gone from afflatus for bounded song lyrics to accomplishments for appearance magazines. The ebb and breeze of business actuality has afflicted too, which abounding bodies aspect to the area's high-density of concise rentals and its ascent acreage values.
Kirk Frady dresses a po-boy at Frady's One Stop, the bend abundance his ancestors has run back 1972 in the Bywater adjacency of New Orleans on Thursday, October 4, 2018.
The adjacency swells aback big contest accompany added bodies to town, admitting they tend to be ancient customers.
Frady's has been accessible actuality back 1972, aback namesake Joseph Frady bought the above Flick's Meat Market. His son, Kirk Frady, now the proprietor, said the abundance has backward applicable by befitting consistent.
"We're actuality for our neighbors, and our neighbors are actuality for us," Kirk Frady said. "That's the alone way this still works."
A baby chalkboard central Frady's advises that the abundance offers no Wi-Fi. "Sit & talk," it suggests instead. And bodies do, claiming one of the metal chairs chained to the bank outside, beneath a board overhang that shades the surrounding sidewalk like a parasol.
Baked craven and macaroni is a Thursday appropriate at Frady's One Stop in the Bywater. Thursday, October 4, 2018.
Each weekday, Chatterton cooks what Frady's has consistently served: arrangement breakfasts, po-boys and bowl lunches that chase a account accent so approved they become ritual. Red beans on Monday. Craven and broiled macaroni on Thursday. Catfish and jambalaya on Friday.
"I'm a cook. I'll carbon a compound and hopefully do it able-bodied and with love, but I don't actualize my own dishes," Chatterton said. "One acumen I'm so appreciative of Jay is that he is creative."
Monfort brushes off the affectionate praise. But back his accession at Markey's, his affable has fabricated a bright aberration at the old bar.
Markey's dates to 1947, aback accepted freeholder Roy Markey Jr.'s ancestors aboriginal set up shop. It initially kept aboriginal hours to serve berth workers from the adjacent wharves that were already the beating of the Bywater. It has connected to evolve, advancement its beer alternative in contempo years, abacus added TVs and acceptable a cantankerous amid pub and gameday destination.
Monfort, alive agilely from a galley kitchen the admeasurement of a applicant closet, has been boring remaking the food.
It's annihilation too fancy. He cooks burgers and tacos, po-boys and, still, those nachos. But there's a beginning blow above them, added handmade capacity and a acceptance that some bar assemblage may accumulate vegan or gluten-free diets.
The simple-sounding "vegetable salad" is a blooming bassinet of sliced-from-the-cob blah and beginning peas, pickled egg, cucumber and tomato. It's acceptable and satisfying, a affirmation few alehouse salads can make.
Wings ability be tossed with a appropriate watermelon barbecue booze one day and on addition get a covering of gochujang, the crimson-colored Korean chile paste. Hummus comes with such a autumn of brittle vegetables to dip that it feels absolute virtuous.
Mother and son advice out anniversary other's kitchens as bare with loans of adulate or po-boy loaves. They accredit anniversary atom to tourists abnormality in, attractive for addition acceptable adjacency place.
A absurd craven sandwich is allotment of the card at Markey's Bar in the Bywater adjacency of New Orleans on Thursday, October 4, 2018.
They can ache over jobs that appeal so abundant of their time, but they additionally allotment the joy of actuality allotment of the aliment ability their burghal loves and bounded joints their neighbors analyze as their own.
"I'm a appealing alienated person; I'm not attractive for a lot of absorption for what I do," Monfort said. "But here, I can baker and I'm allotment of a community. I like confined that role. I feel like bodies apperceive me and acknowledge what I do here."
For her part, Chatterton said the accord with barter goes above affable and serving.
"It's like a family, because you can't accept them," she said. "The bodies in your adjacency are your customers. Even if at aboriginal you don't like them, you accept to acquisition some allotment of them that you can love. They're your community."
Frady's One Stop
3231 Dauphine St., 504-949-9688
Markey's Bar
640 Louisa St., 504-943-0785
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Dallas continues its hot streak as Brandi and Stephanie have their long-awaited heart-to-heart, D'Andra debates whether or not to apply a cum stain to her dress, and LeeAnne attends a Halloween party dressed as an ugly version of the host. Ms. Locken, you continue to spoil us.
Before we push forward, let's send a little love to prodigal Housewife Tiffany Hendra, whose return to Stephanie's Halloween party dressed as a sexy cop went unacknowledged by the cast and barely signposted by the editors. Keep pushing for that late-game villain breakout, girl; it's in your blood.
Who stood out this week?
6. Cary: Kept having these scenes where she was in conflict with Mark but I couldn't read them or interpret them in real time. Like when they were filming that web show, what was that? Did she like it? Was she annoyed? It was very disorienting. Almost certainly a tulpa.
5. Stephanie: Stephanie is a very adept Texas-style mean girl, which is a great skill to have in your toolbox as a Housewife. She's good at pouring on just enough sugar to blot out the acrid bitterness of evil. Hm, there's a Halloween costume in this.
4. Brandi: I've realized Brandi is really bad at communicating in conflicts — she prefers to bottle shit up until the damage is irreversible and then lament what was lost. But she's doing a lot of heavy Housewife lifting regardless: the summit with Stephanie, the teary miscarriage confession, and, it looks like, the inevitable unravelling of her détente with LeeAnne, as foreshadowed 25 years ago in Sarah McLachlan's song "Possession."
3. D'Andra: I don't know how D'Andra keeps climbing this high. She desperately needs a rival, a storyline outside the home. Even in this episode, her solo footage was nothing special (she tried to get her stepson to eBay her obscenely expensive dresses). But I think it's the lurking spectre of Mother that sells me here. D'Andra referenced Dee in two separate scenes, completely apropos of nothing. She haunts even D'Andra's benign, around-the-home fluff. A very nice Bates Motel-y touch.
2. Kameron: Kameron continues her streak of weaving comic gold from banal domestica; the scene of her coaxing her daughter to order in Spanish at the Mexican restaurant was better than most of Saturday Night Live's output from the past five years. Shout out to her absurd facial expressions; love any time Cort gives her grief about her pink dog food idea and she knocks him back with one of these babies.
1. LeeAnne: If I watch this show for no other goddamn reason, I watch for the scene where LeeAnne enters her fucking therapy session bragging about how she will be attending Stephanie's Halloween party dressed as a two-faced monster version of Stephanie, registers her therapist's horrified reaction, and then goes ahead with it anyway. LeeAnne has been on a goddamn tear this season, and I look forward to her reign of terror continuing next week. Special love to those shots of LeeAnne by the pool where she looks like a literal creature from Hell.
Next week on The Real Housewives of Dallas: LeeAnne shows off her new tattoo of Brandi's name, no reason, just thought it would be cute.


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Our grandmaster Shifu Shi Yanzi, the founder of Shaolin Temple UK, and his disciples (Shifu Hengdao, Shifu Hengjiu and Shifu Hengshan) will be holding a day workshop on the 29th of October. This is a rare opportunity to learn from Shifu Yanzi, who is currently in China setting up a Shaolin Temple branch, with the support of the Abbot Shi Yongxin.
We welcome all existing, past, and new students to join in on this unique opportunity to learn from Shifu Yanzi.
Date: 29th October 2017
Time: 09:30-12:30 Workshop Part 1 (Qigong - 2.5 hours)
12:30-13:30 Lunch
13:30-16:00 Workshop Part 2 (Sanshou - 2.5 hours)
Place: Shaolin Temple UK, 207 A Junction Road, N19 5QA
Fees: Members: One-part (£30), for both parts (£40), both including lunch.
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AFFAIRE STYRANOWSKI c. POLOGNE
CASE OF STYRANOWSKI v. POLAND
30 octobre/October 1998
Cet arrêt peut subir des retouches de forme avant la parution de sa version définitive dans le Recueil des arrêts et décisions 1998, édité par Carl Heymanns Verlag KG (Luxemburger Straße 449, D-50939 Cologne) qui se charge aussi de le diffuser, en collaboration, pour certains pays, avec les agents de vente dont la liste figure au verso.
The present judgment is subject to editorial revision before its reproduction in final form in Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1998. These reports are obtainable from the publisher Carl Heymanns Verlag KG (Luxemburger Straße 449, D-50939 Köln), who will also arrange for their distribution in association with the agents for certain countries as listed overleaf.
List of Agents
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(place de Paris), B.P. 1142, L-1011 Luxembourg-Gare)
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Judgment delivered by a Chamber
Poland – length of compensation proceedings
I. article 6 § 1 of the convention
A. Period to be taken into consideration
Starting-point: when Poland recognised right of individual petition.
End: when appeal dismissed.
Total: two years, eight months and sixteen days.
B. Applicable criteria
Complexity of case: some procedural complexity on account of need to transfer case between different courts but neither this nor nature of substantive issues raised by applicant's claim can justify length of proceedings.
Conduct of applicant: common ground that he did not contribute to length of proceedings.
Conduct of national authorities: two periods of inactivity lasting together over fifteen months – as no explanation provided for these periods delays have to be attributed to national authorities.
What was at stake: compensation proceedings based on reduction of applicant's pension – in view of his age proceedings of undeniable importance for applicant – expeditious decision called for.
Conclusion: violation (unanimously).
ii. article 50 of the convention
No award under the head of pecuniary damage and claim allowed in part under head of non-pecuniary damage.
Conclusion: respondent State to pay specified sum to applicant for non-pecuniary damage (unanimously).
16.9.1996, Süßmann v. Germany; 16.12.1997, Proszak v. Poland
In the case of Styranowski v. Poland2,
The European Court of Human Rights, sitting, in accordance with Article 43 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms ("the Convention") and the relevant provisions of Rules of Court B3, as a Chamber composed of the following judges:
Mr R. Bernhardt, President,
Mr F. Matscher,
Mr I. Foighel,
Mr A.B. Baka,
Mr J. Makarczyk,
Mr E. Levits,
Mr J. Casadevall,
Mr P. van Dijk,
Mr M. Voicu,
and also of Mr H. Petzold, Registrar, and Mr P.J. Mahoney, Deputy Registrar,
Having deliberated in private on 24 August and 29 October 1998,
Delivers the following judgment, which was adopted on the last-mentioned date:
1. The case was referred to the Court by a Polish national, Mr Szczepan Styranowski ("the applicant"), on 19 February 1998 and by the Polish Government ("the Government") on 26 February 1998, within the three-month period laid down by Article 32 § 1 and Article 47 of the Convention. It originated in an application (no. 28616/95) against the Republic of Poland lodged with the European Commission of Human Rights ("the Commission") under Article 25 by the applicant on 24 July 1995.
The applicant's application to the Court referred to Article 48 as amended by Protocol No. 9, which Poland has ratified; the Government's application referred to Article 48. The object of the applications was to obtain a decision as to whether the facts of the case disclosed a breach by the respondent State of its obligations under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention.
2. On 28 April 1998 the President of the Court gave the applicant leave to present his own memorial to the Court and to use the Polish language (Rules 28 § 3 and 31 of Rules of Court B).
3. On 2 March 1998 the then Vice-President of the Court, Mr R. Bernhardt, decided, under Rule 21 § 7 and in the interests of the proper administration of justice, that a single Chamber should be constituted to consider both the instant case and the case of Podbielski v. Poland4.
4. The Chamber to be constituted for that purpose included ex officio Mr J. Makarczyk, the elected judge of Polish nationality (Article 43 of the Convention), and Mr Bernhardt, the then Vice-President of the Court (Rule 21 § 4 (b)). On 2 March 1998, in the presence of the Registrar, Mr Bernhardt drew by lot the names of the other seven members, namely Mr F. Matscher, Mr I. Foighel, Mr A.B. Baka, Mr E. Levits, Mr J. Casadevall, Mr P. van Dijk and Mr M. Voicu (Article 43 in fine of the Convention and Rule 21 § 5).
5. As President of the Chamber (Rule 21 § 6), Mr Bernhardt, acting through the Registrar, consulted the Agent of the Government, Mr K. Drzewicki, the applicant and the Delegate of the Commission, Mr S. Trechsel, on the organisation of the proceedings (Rules 39 § 1 and 40). On 25 May 1998, having regard to the views expressed by the applicant, the Government and the Delegate of the Commission, the Chamber decided to dispense with a hearing in the case, having satisfied itself that the conditions for this derogation from its usual procedure had been met (Rules 27 and 40).
6. Pursuant to the President's orders, the Registrar received the applicant's and the Government's memorials on 12 June and 2 July 1998 respectively. On 15 July 1998 the Agent of the Government filed supplementary observations on the applicant's memorial. On 12 August 1998 the Delegate of the Commission submitted observations on the issues arising under Article 50 of the Convention.
I. the CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE
7. The applicant, a retired judge, was born in 1923 and lives in Olsztyn, Poland.
A. The appeal proceedings
8. The applicant retired in May 1991. The amount of his pension was calculated by the Social Security Board (Zakład Ubezpieczeń Społecznych), a public institution responsible for, inter alia, the administration of old age pensions. The applicant's pension was calculated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Old Age Pensions Act of 1972. It was based on his contributions to the pension scheme and on the amount of his salary at the time of his retirement, which was equivalent to 314 per cent of the average salary.
9. On 1 December 1991 the Social Security Board issued a new decision concerning the applicant's pension. This decision was based on the law amending the Old Age Pensions Act adopted on 17 October 1991 and it reduced the applicant's pension by 1,075,600 old zlotys. The reduction resulted from a provision in the amending legislation which imposed a ceiling on the amount of the salary used for the calculation of the pension. The ceiling was equal to 250 per cent of the average salary, regardless of the actual amount of the salary at the time of retirement.
10. On 17 December 1991 the applicant appealed against this decision to the Olsztyn Regional Court (Sąd Wojewódzki). He submitted that the 250 per cent ceiling introduced by the amendment deprived him of a part of his pension.
11. On 25 May 1992 the Warsaw Court of Appeal (Sąd Apelacyjny) agreed to the request submitted by all the judges of the Olsztyn Regional Court to have the applicant's case examined by another court in view of the fact that he had been their superior for many years. The case was subsequently transferred to the Warsaw Regional Court.
12. On 8 September 1992 the Warsaw Regional Court held a hearing and dismissed the applicant's appeal against the decision of 1 December 1991. It considered that the impugned decision was in conformity with the relevant provisions of the Old Age Pensions Act as amended.
13. Subsequently, on 9 February 1993 the Social Security Board took another decision concerning the applicant's pension. It was based on certain new documents indicating that the applicant's salary at the time of his retirement had in fact been higher than the amount which had been used as the basis of the decision taken on 1 December 1991 (see paragraph 9 above). The applicant appealed against this decision, repeating his earlier complaint that the basis for the recalculation of his pension should not have been limited to 250 per cent of the average salary. On 14 May 1993 the Warsaw Regional Court allowed the applicant's appeal in part as regards the period up until 1 January 1992 but dismissed it in so far as it related to the period after that date, i.e. after the entry into force of the amendment of 17 October 1991.
B. The compensation proceedings
14. On 17 December 1991 the applicant also filed with the Olsztyn District Court a compensation claim against the Social Security Board. He complained that his pension had been recalculated and reduced in accordance with applicable legislation and in disregard of the fact that his actual salary at the time of his retirement had been equivalent to 314 per cent of the average salary. Furthermore, the applicant submitted that the Social Security Board, in basing itself on the 1991 law imposing a ceiling of 250 per cent of an average salary on the amount used for the calculation of a pension, had failed to respect its obligations towards him. These obligations arose from the applicant's payment of contributions to the social security old age pension scheme over a period of forty-four years. Throughout this period no legal provision had ever provided for any ceiling on the amount of the retirement pension. The applicant alleged that the actions of the Social Security Board were unlawful and rendered the Board liable in tort.
15. On 20 May 1992 the Warsaw Court of Appeal agreed to the request submitted by all the judges of the Olsztyn Regional Court to have the appeal in the applicant's compensation proceedings examined by another court. That request was based on the fact that the applicant used to be a Deputy President of the Olsztyn Regional Court. It ordered that the appeal proceedings in the case be transferred to the Ostrołęka Regional Court which received the case file on 19 June 1992.
16. On 26 June 1992 the Ostrołęka Regional Court agreed to the request submitted by all the judges of the Olsztyn District Court to have the case examined in the first instance by another court and decided that the case should be tried by the Szczytno District Court.
17. On 29 September 1992 the Ostrołęka Regional Court, at the request of the judges of the Szczytno District Court, decided that the case should be examined in the first instance by the Przasnysz District Court.
18. The first hearing before the Przasnysz District Court was fixed for 9 November 1992. However, the court adjourned the hearing because it did not receive a confirmation that the defendant Social Security Board had received the summons.
19. On 17 November 1992 the applicant informed the Przasnysz District Court that he maintained his claim and requested that a certain witness be heard. The Przasnysz District Court requested the Olsztyn District Court to hear this witness.
20. The hearing before the Olsztyn District Court was fixed for 24 November 1992 but was adjourned as the witness requested by the applicant failed to appear.
21. The date of the hearing before the Olsztyn District Court was then fixed for 30 December 1992. The applicant requested that this hearing be adjourned. The Olsztyn District Court fixed a new hearing for 14 January 1993 and heard the witness requested by the applicant on that date.
22. On 19 January 1993 the applicant requested that the Olsztyn District Court rectify the minutes of the hearing held on 14 January 1993. The Olsztyn District Court complied with this request on 15 April 1993.
23. The next hearing before the Przasnysz District Court was scheduled for 18 May 1993 but was adjourned, as the court did not receive a confirmation that the defendant had received the summons.
24. On 17 September 1993 the applicant complained to the Przasnysz District Court about the length of the compensation proceedings and requested that the date of the next hearing be fixed. He also requested that the former Prime Minister be heard as a witness to support his claim that in the past social security contributions had been used by the State for purposes other than the payment of social security benefits.
25. On 20 September 1993 the applicant requested that the date of the next hearing be fixed without delay. On the same date the presiding judge ordered that the applicant be informed that due to serious staffing difficulties the date of the hearing would be fixed at a later stage.
26. The next hearing was fixed for 25 January 1994. On 21 January 1994 the applicant informed the Przasnysz District Court that he would be unable to attend the hearing, at which his presence was not obligatory. He maintained his claim and referred to the Constitutional Court's judgment of 11 February 1992 which had found certain provisions of the amendment to the Old Age Pensions Act of 17 October 1991 to be incompatible with the Constitution. On 25 January 1994 the hearing was adjourned, as the parties did not appear.
27. The next hearing was fixed for 23 September 1994. On 16 September 1994 the applicant informed the Przasnysz District Court that he would be unable to attend the hearing, at which his presence was not obligatory. He maintained his claim and again requested that the former Prime Minister be heard.
28. On 23 September 1994 the hearing was further adjourned as the Przasnysz District Court decided to request the Social Security Board to submit the applicant's case file to it. It reached the court on 27 October 1994.
29. On 7 December 1994 the applicant complained to the Minister of Justice about the length of the proceedings and in particular about the hearings having been adjourned on numerous occasions without justification.
30. The President of the Ostrołęka Regional Court replied in a letter of 10 January 1995 informing the applicant that his case should be considered privileged since, in view of the fact that the Przasnysz District Court was understaffed, the intervals between the hearings were such as to secure appropriate progress in the proceedings. He also pointed out that the applicant had failed to appear at all these hearings and that the next hearing had been set for 7 February 1995 and that the case was ready for a prompt ruling.
31. In his reply of 11 January 1995 the applicant stressed that he had been present at the hearing of 14 January 1993 and had extensively pleaded his case. Although it was true that he had not been present at other hearings, he had requested that the case be considered in his absence. Moreover, the court had never required his attendance at any of the hearings. He had submitted several letters to the court explaining his position in the light of the progress in the case. It had not transpired from the information which he had obtained on the phone after every hearing that any of the hearings had been adjourned either because of his absence or his failure to submit documents or evidence required by the court.
32. In a letter to the Przasnysz District Court of 2 February 1995 the applicant stated that he would be unable to attend the hearing on 7 February 1995 and pointed out that his attendance was not obligatory. He maintained his claim and submitted additional written pleadings to support it.
33. On 7 February 1995 the Przasnysz District Court rejected the applicant's claim, considering that the matter was res judicata. It noted that the issue of the ceiling imposed on his pension had already been decided in two sets of proceedings which resulted in the judgments of 8 September 1992 and 14 May 1993 (see paragraphs 12–13 above).
34. On 8 February 1995 the applicant requested the reasoned judgment which was served on him on 3 April 1995.
35. On 5 March 1995 there was a fire in the building of the Przasnysz District Court.
36. On 6 April 1995 the applicant lodged an appeal against the decision of 7 February 1995.
37. On 13 July 1995 the Ostrołęka Regional Court quashed the decision of 7 February 1995 and ordered that the case be reconsidered. It observed that in the appeal proceedings the only issue which had been decided was whether the calculation of the applicant's pension complied with the relevant legal provisions. However, in the compensation proceedings the applicant claimed compensation for the alteration of the conditions of the contract with the Social Security Board and his claim was based on tort. As these two claims were not identical, the compensation claim could not be considered res judicata.
38. The next hearing before the Przasnysz District Court was held on 3 October 1995. The court deferred the delivery of the judgment. It was then delivered on 17 October 1995. On 29 October 1995 the applicant requested the reasoned judgment which was served on him on 5 December 1995. On 13 December 1995 the applicant filed an appeal with the Ostrołęka Regional Court which dismissed it on 16 January 1996.
39. Mr Styranowski applied to the Commission on 24 July 1995. He relied on Article 6 of the Convention, complaining about the length of the compensation proceedings. He also complained that the decision to reduce his pension deprived him of the rights which he had lawfully acquired and amounted to a violation of Article 6 read together with Article 17 of the Convention. Furthermore, the applicant complained that the decisions reducing his pension breached the Convention and together with the law on which they were based were incompatible with the Polish Constitution.
40. On 27 June 1996 the Commission (Second Chamber) decided to adjourn the examination of the applicant's complaint concerning the length of the compensation proceedings and dismissed the remainder of the application (no. 28616/95). On 15 April 1997 the Commission declared admissible this complaint. In its report of 3 December 1997 (Article 31), it expressed by ten votes to five the opinion that there had been a violation of Article 6 § 1 of the Convention. The full text of the Commission's opinion and of the dissenting opinion contained in the report is reproduced as an annex to this judgment5.
41. The applicant in his memorial requested the Court to find that the facts of the case disclosed a violation of Article 6 § 1 of the Convention and to award him just satisfaction under Article 50.
42. The Government for their part requested the Court in their memorial to find that Article 6 § 1 was not violated in the case at issue.
I. alleged violation of article 6 § 1 of the convention
43. The applicant contended that the compensation proceedings in his case were not concluded within a reasonable time, contrary to Article 6 § 1 of the Convention, which in so far as relevant provides:
"In the determination of his civil rights and obligations …, everyone is entitled to a … hearing within a reasonable time by [a] … tribunal…"
44. The Commission agreed with the applicant's arguments whereas the Government contended that the facts of the case disclosed no breach of that provision.
A. Period to be taken into consideration
45. The Court notes that the period to be taken into consideration began not on 17 December 1991, when the applicant filed a compensation claim with the Olsztyn District Court, but on 1 May 1993, when the declaration whereby Poland recognised the right of individual petition for the purposes of Article 25 of the Convention took effect. The period ended on 16 January 1996 when the Ostrołęka Regional Court dismissed the applicant's appeal (see paragraphs 14 and 38 above).
46. However, in order to determine the reasonableness of the length of time in question, regard must be had to the state of the case on 1 May 1993. On the above understanding the proceedings lasted four years and one month, out of which two years, eight months and sixteen days are taken into consideration by the Court (see, among other authorities, the Proszak v. Poland judgment of 16 December 1997, Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1997-VIII, p. 2772, § 31).
B. Reasonableness of the length of the proceedings
47. The Court will assess the reasonableness of the length of the proceedings in the light of the circumstances of the case and having regard to the criteria laid down in its case-law, in particular the complexity of the case and the conduct of the applicant and of the relevant authorities, and the importance of what was at stake for the applicant in the litigation (see, among other authorities, the Süßmann v. Germany judgment of 16 September 1996, Reports 1996-IV, pp. 1172–73, § 48).
1. Complexity of the case
48. The Commission pointed out that the facts of the case had not been disputed by the parties to the proceedings. Although the constitutional nature of the arguments raised by the applicant had introduced an element of complexity into the case, it took the courts too long to dismiss his claim after the Przasnysz District Court had ruled on 7 February 1995 that the matter was res judicata (see paragraph 33 above).
49. The applicant endorsed the Commission's reasoning and conclusion.
50. The Government agreed with the Commission that the facts of the case had not been disputed. However, they submitted that the case was complex because of the legal nature of both the substantive and procedural issues involved. In particular, the subject matter of the applicant's claim was unclear. He relied on the law of 17 October 1991 amending the Old Age Pensions Act (see paragraph 9 above), the constitutionality of which had given rise to doubts, as well as on certain complex provisions of the Civil Code. Furthermore, the fact that the case had to be transferred on several occasions to different courts on account of the requests made by the applicant's former colleagues also contributed to the complexity of the case (see paragraphs 15–17 above).
51. The Court considers that, even though the case involved a measure of procedural complexity on account of the need to transfer the case between different courts, it cannot be said that this in itself justified the length of the compensation proceedings. It does not consider either that the nature of the substantive issues raised by the applicant's claim can justify the length of the proceedings.
As the length of the proceedings cannot be explained in terms of the complexity of the issues involved, the Court will examine it in the light of the conduct of the applicant and of the national authorities (see paragraph 47 above).
2. Conduct of the applicant
52. The Court notes that it is common ground that the applicant's conduct did not contribute to the length of the proceedings.
3. Conduct of the national authorities
53. The Commission observed that the Przasnysz
District Court had remained passive with respect to the behaviour of
the Social Security Board, a public body, which resulted in delays in
the proceedings. In particular, the court did not enquire on two occasions
why it had not received confirmation that the Board had been served
with summonses. This failure led to the adjournment of hearings (see
paragraphs 18 and 23 above). Furthermore, since the applicant's case
file had not been destroyed in the fire in the
Przasnysz District Court, this incident had no bearing on the length of the proceedings (see paragraph 35 above). The Commission also noted that no convincing explanation had been provided for the periods of inactivity between 18 May 1993 and 25 January 1994 and between 25 January 1994 and 23 September 1994.
54. The applicant endorsed the Commission's reasoning and conclusion.
55. The Government disagreed with the Commission's assessment of the conduct of the national authorities. They submitted that the delivery of summonses was the responsibility of the Post Office and not of the courts. Moreover, even if the defendant Social Security Board could be blamed for some delays in the proceedings, the Government could not be held responsible for its actions. Further, they contended that although the fire in the Przasnysz District Court had not destroyed the applicant's file, it had seriously impaired the court's ability to operate and thus contributed to the length of the proceedings. The Government concluded that although two periods of inactivity had occurred in the proceedings, these could not be regarded as excessive since no special diligence had been required in the case and taking into account the number of stages in the proceedings as a whole.
56. The Court notes that it took over four years to decide the compensation claim arising from the reduction of the applicant's pension (see paragraph 46 above). Leaving aside the question whether the respondent State can be held responsible for every delay in the case, it is in any event to be noted that, as the Government admitted, after 1 May 1993 when Poland recognised the right of individual petition, there were two periods of inactivity: between 18 May 1993 and 25 January 1994 and between 25 January 1994 and 23 September 1994 (see paragraphs 23–28 above). They resulted in delays in the proceedings lasting respectively seven months and six days and almost eight months – a total period of over fifteen months. As no explanation has been provided for these periods of inactivity the delays have to be attributed to the national authorities.
4. Conclusion
57. The Court concludes that the complexity of the case is not in itself sufficient to justify the length of the compensation proceedings. While the applicant throughout the proceedings behaved in a diligent manner and on several occasions requested that the proceedings in his case be expedited (see paragraphs 24–25 and 29–31 above), it is also to be noted that the compensation proceedings originated from and were based on the reduction of the applicant's pension (see paragraph 14 above). Therefore, in view of his age, the proceedings were of undeniable importance for him. Accordingly, what was at stake for the applicant called for an expeditious decision on his claim.
In sum, basing itself on the above-mentioned two periods of inactivity and having regard to the circumstances of the instant case and the overall length of the proceedings, the Court concludes that there was an unreasonable delay in dealing with the applicant's case.
58. There has accordingly been a violation of Article 6 § 1 in that the applicant's "civil right" was not determined within a "reasonable time".
II. application of article 50 of the convention
59. The applicant claimed just satisfaction under Article 50 of the Convention which provides as follows:
"If the Court finds that a decision or a measure taken by a legal authority or any other authority of a High Contracting Party is completely or partially in conflict with the obligations arising from the … Convention, and if the internal law of the said Party allows only partial reparation to be made for the consequences of this decision or measure, the decision of the Court shall, if necessary, afford just satisfaction to the injured party."
A. Pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage
60. The applicant sought 26,377 zlotys (PLN) by way of compensation for the reduction in the amount of his pension between 1 January 1992 and 30 June 1997.
61. The Government submitted that in the event that the Court found a violation, this finding would in itself constitute sufficient just satisfaction. In the alternative, they requested the Court to assess the amount of just satisfaction to be awarded on the basis of its case-law in civil cases in which normal diligence was required.
62. The Delegate of the Commission considered that the applicant's claim was not related to his complaint before the Court and suggested instead an award of PLN 10,000 under the head of non-pecuniary damage.
63. The Court considers that there is no causal link between the breach established and any alleged pecuniary damage. Consequently, it sees no reason to make any award under the head of pecuniary damage.
On the other hand, the Court is of the view that the applicant can reasonably be considered to have suffered frustration on account of the protracted nature of the proceedings, which contributed to the sense of injustice he felt about the impact of the new pensions regulations on his livelihood. Accordingly, the Court considers that, in the circumstances of this particular case and deciding on an equitable basis, the applicant should be awarded the sum of PLN 15,000.
B. Default interest
64. According to the information available to the Court, the statutory rate of interest applicable in Poland at the date of adoption of the present judgment is 33% per annum.
for these reasons, the court unanimously
1. Holds that Article 6 § 1 of the Convention has been violated;
2. Holds
(a) that the respondent State is to pay the applicant, within three months, 15,000 (fifteen thousand) zlotys in respect of non-pecuniary damage;
(b) that simple interest at an annual rate of 33% shall be payable from the expiry of the above-mentioned three months until settlement;
3. Dismisses the remainder of the claim for just satisfaction.
Done in English and French, and delivered at a public hearing in the Human Rights Building, Strasbourg, on 30 October 1998.
Signed: Rudolf Bernhardt
Signed: Herbert Petzold
1. This summary by the registry does not bind the Court.
2. The case is numbered 9/1998/912/1124. The first number is the case's position on the list of cases referred to the Court in the relevant year (second number). The last two numbers indicate the case's position on the list of cases referred to the Court since its creation and on the list of the corresponding originating applications to the Commission.
3. Rules of Court B, which came into force on 2 October 1994, apply to all cases concerning States bound by Protocol No. 9.
5. Note by the Registrar. For practical reasons this annex will appear only with the printed version of the judgment (in Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1998), but a copy of the Commission's report is obtainable from the registry.


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- Illustration
- Music Production
- Photography
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Learned a lot in this class! Great introduction to after effects.
For my project, I played with he idea of an astronaut floating in space. The loop needs some refinement but I enjoyed finally being able to add animation to my illustrations. Good place to start.


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We showed this video on Sunday morning, September 15, at Center City Church. It preceded the message, "Instead of a Show." God is not interested in the external show of faith as much as he is interested in the genuine, inward commitment. We will post the video of the full sermon early this week.
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Tuesday Shoesday: Shine Bright in Metallics
Pewter ankle boots – Topshop (Buy here)
Gold ankle-tie heels – ASOS (Buy here)
Rose gold strappy sandals – Office (Buy here)
Silver mule sandals – NA-KD (Buy here)
Happy Tuesday Shoesday ladies,
As party season is nearing, having a fabulous pair (or two!) of metallic shoes in your collection is essential. Not only is the metallic trend going to be huge for the months ahead, they're also super fun and add a touch of glamour to any look.
From slick pewter ankle boots to some seriously chic silver mules, we're pretty sure we've got your shoe game covered. 😉
Any of this week's shoe picks would look amazing with a glam LBD or even a simple blazer and jeans.
Are you mad for metallics too?
Featured image via Pinterest (Louboutin heels)


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General Assembly of the European Network of Youth Centres (ENYC)
Ljubljana, Slovenia 30.05.2009
Nadja Marinova, Ivan Modev, Michaela Tuzilova, Ritva Saarikettu, Kaisa Pyhälä, Panos Poulos, Jarmila Lipkova, Erika Munkova, Zorko Skvor, Ales Ojstersek, Viv McKee, Tom Wylie,
Judita Zareckaite, Emilio Perni, Jurij Sarman, Natasa Kalin, Maja Sedmak, Marko Pritznik, Maija Duktaj Fruk.
Opening of the Assembly and adoption of the Agenda
The President Tom Wylie opened the Assembly. The Agenda was adopted. The meeting clarified issues around voting eligibility. 9 of the 13 organisations represented were eligible to vote.
Membership of the Network
The Assembly agreed to improve on membership recruitment by the development of a clear written protocol for new members.
ENYC has13 member organizations in 2009 and has recruited 2 new members (Spain Murcia and Italy D.O.C. Torino). Details are attached. This will be explored further. Russia has not been active. Serbia has not still confirmed their participation with membership fee (they have informed that they will cover all membership fees from years before in July 2009).
Lithuania Babylon NGO sent an observer to the meeting.
Secretariat presented new membership application from Israel. Assembly agreed that they can be invited to have observer status but European Network of Youth Centres will have full membership status to the countries who are member of Council of Europe.
Board will make the final decision for new members as per the membership process.
Approval of the Accounts for the year 2008 and Report of the Treasurer.
The Report covered the financial situation of the Network and provided a summary of members' payments and Bureau expenditure. The Treasurer will make contact with partners which have delayed payment. The Report was accepted.
Decision on the registration fee 2009-2010.
The Bureau proposed a fee of 500 Euro for the year 2009 and 600€ for the year 2010; it was accepted.
Activity report 2008 and work plan 2009-2010.
The activity report 2008 and work plan for the year 2009-10 was accepted. Annex 1
In the work plan will be added:
Network will organize several thematic meetings during 2009-2010
Invitation from Greece for the seminar in end September 2009. Proposal for theme of the seminar is "Places for Young people".
Seminar in Czech Republic
Seminar in Bulgaria
Seminar in Finland
Council of Europe has not had final decision of ENYC illegibility. The letter of understanding has not signed.
In addition to membership fees it is anticipated that the budget for 2009-2010 will include:
Generalised EVS – project led by the Youth Centre Corinth, Greece. The Centre will administer the programme and budget. This budget will be 81.500€
Election of ENYC-office houlders 2009-2012
The ENYC Board 2009-2012 includes 7 members who are:
President Ms Viv Mckee/ United Kingdom
Vice President Mr Ivan Modev/ Bulgaria
Secretary General Ms Ritva Saarikettu/ Finland
Treasure Mr Panos Poulos/ Greece
Member Mr Juri Sarman/ Slovenia
Member Ms Michaela Tuzilova/ Czech Republic
Member Ms Erika Munkova/ Slovakia
Election of Honorable member:
The General assembly agreed to invite Mr Tom Wylie, Ms Viv Mckee , Mr Zorko Skvor, Nadia Marinova and Ms Jarka Lipkova for honorable members for ENYC network.
Dates of the General Assembly and Board meetings
General Assembly will be held in 2010. The Board will decide place and time later. The Board will have 2-3 meetings during the year to manage the progress of the work.
Tom Wylie Ritva Saarikettu
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Happy Birthday, Billie Holiday: Celebrating Lady Day's Centennial All Year Long
By Jennifer Doerr
Billie sings and I cry. I sit at my desk at The New School Jazz office in New York City where I work as Executive Assistant to the Dean. Through the ear buds attached to my computer speakers, Billie Holiday is coaxing my tears with her plaintive voice, so intimate, like she is my old friend. "Love is funny, or it's sad/or it's quiet, or it's mad/it's a good thing or it's bad/but beautiful." I click the pause button on the album Lady In Satin and hustle to the bathroom before anyone catches me weeping.
No jazz artist makes me feel like Billie Holiday. Especially when she sings my favorite love song, "But Beautiful." Billie's voice is as indelible to jazz as her iconic image: head thrown back, white gardenias pinned in her hair, eyes closed, red-hued mouth open, and that beautiful face that seems to have a source of light behind it. At the height of her career, she was radiant. Billie was an impeccable creator of story through music, styling her phrases with conversational lilts and dips, matched in performance by wide, playful eyes that expressed a happy resignation to heartbreak. Her voice knew things. Things a woman wouldn't have otherwise been able say out loud in those days. I like to think of her work as the personal essay in song. She doesn't solve life's problems or pose answers, but instead lays everything out in front of the listener for observation, without apology. This is what I love about Billie's music. And so, even if I am a few months late to the party, I want to say Happy Birthday, Lady Day, and thank you for all the years of sweet tears.
Billie was born Eleanora Fagan on April 7, 1915, in Baltimore, and rose to become one of the most important jazz vocalists in history. Her birthday centennial has recently been celebrated by the jazz community and the world. April's issue of Vanity Fair presented a black-and-white spread of Billie's personal and public photos. Jazz vocalist Cassandra Wilson released a tribute album to Billie this year, Coming Forth by Day, reimagining the Holiday songbook. And just last year, Audra McDonald channeled Billie in the Broadway play Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, which earned her a record-breaking sixth Tony award. McDonald's performance was so startlingly accurate that, listening to a recording with eyes closed, it is almost impossible to distinguish her voice from Lady Day's.
In my nine-to-five job as a jazz secretary, I'm called "Lady J" by my bosses, part joke and part flattery, since I sing in church on occasion. At first I was pleased by the nickname, until I learned that another secretary, whose name also begins with "J" was once called "Lady J," too. That broke my heart a little bit. Having a jazzy nickname is an honor, especially one akin to Lady Day, that name bestowed upon Billie by her dear friend and tenor saxophone player, Lester Young. In turn, she nicknamed him "Prez." In her autobiography, Lady Sings The Blues, as told to journalist William Dufty, Billie explains the unique closeness of their platonic relationship and what Lester's nickname signified: "I always felt he was the greatest, so his name had to be the greatest. I started calling him the President."
Despite my punny nickname, I only have a few minor things in common with Billie. I was born in Baltimore, and have been singing since I was a kid. My mother, who grew up in East Baltimore like Billie, spent many hours scrubbing white marble steps for a quarter a stoop in the fifties, as Billie did for a nickel a stoop in the twenties. And both Billie and I have struggled in relationships with terrible men. In her woeful tune, "My Man," Billie sings, "He isn't good/he isn't true/he beats me, too/What can I do?" How I understand these lyrics all too well, and how I have asked myself the same question. But apart from these things, our lives diverge. I'm a white woman who was born into a privileged life, though one of financially modest means. Billie was born sixty-three before me, an African-American in a segregated America, the great-granddaughter of a plantation slave. As a girl, she was separated from her mother, who supported herself by working as a maid up north in New York City. She had almost no relationship in childhood with her father, the guitarist Clarence Holiday. After the fifth grade she did not return to school and struggled to gain a foothold on success, even resorting to prostitution for several difficult years.
"Sure I can sing, what good is that?" she told the piano player on her first audition in New York. Singing wasn't something that Billie set out to do. It was a survival job. She was looking for work as a dancer, but was terrible at it. So the piano player asked her if she could sing instead. "I had been singing all my life, but I enjoyed it too much to think I could make any real money at it." Her audition clearly went well and, after adopting the stage name "Billie" from actress Billie Dove, she went on to cut her teeth singing in jazz haunts like the Hotcha Club, The Log Cabin, and the socially progressive Café Society, where her signature protest song "Strange Fruit" was born.
My good friend Charli Persip, a New School faculty member who toured with Dizzy Gillespie's big band in the fifties, remembers playing with Billie at the New York Jazz Festival on Randall's Island. Charli was still a young cat then, and wasn't used to playing with such big names. "I was in awe," he recalled. "When I met her, I thought, 'Oh my God!' She was cordial to me, but also very serious." Billie's manager had reached out to Charli when her drummer couldn't make the gig, and he, of course, said yes. But there were problems. "I never played with anybody like her. She sang way behind the beat, and I don't think she cared for me at all. It was a disaster. Not fun."
Billie was known for being coarse, occasionally difficult to work with, and even violent at times, which may have been the result of her well-documented drug and alcohol abuse. But her autobiography also shows the lighter, more humorous side of this multi-dimensional woman. Lady Sings The Blues's matter-of-fact recollection does not match up with the tidy 1972 biopic of the same name starring Diana Ross, which memorialized Holiday in a sanitized version of her own life story (Ross's acclaimed performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress). The film details Billie's tour with a Hollywood version of Artie Shaw's group as the first black female singer hired by an all-white band, of which she writes, "Don't tell me about those pioneer chicks hitting the trail in those slip-covered wagons with the hills full of redskins. I'm the girl who went West in 1937 with sixteen white cats, Artie Shaw and his Rolls Royce—and the hills were full of white crackers." The camera doesn't shy away from the racial brutality she experienced, but waters down Billie's defiant nature and shadows the devastation of her heroin use. It also leaves out other touchstone relationships she formed with jazz greats like Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Cab Calloway, Lionel Hampton, Coleman Hawkins and a host of other musical and artistic contemporaries. The good that came out of the film version of Lady Sings The Blues was that it succeeded in bringing Billie's songs, through Ross, to a broader American public and reawakened an interest in her life. "Strange Fruit," "Fine and Mellow," "Lover Man," "Ain't No Body's Business," and Billie's seminal classic "God Bless The Child," are all part of the soundtrack, along with dozens of other Holiday tunes.
I admire anyone who can do what Billie did so well under her circumstances, even when strung out and sad, with chaos running through her veins. I can barely write a sentence in a stupor, and singing a few bars of a church hymn can be a strain when I'm so much as hung over. But Billie's voice pushed on past itself, transcending her personal demons. The world-weary, congested rasp she acquired heightened the emotional intensity of her songs in her later albums, like my favorite, Lady in Satin.
Billie Holiday died on July 17, 1959 at age forty-four. She succumbed to the drug and alcohol abuse on her body, unable to find the balance between both the structure and the freedom needed to create a happy life. Ironically, it is the same balance of structure and freedom necessary to create great jazz music. Leaning only on the pleasures that surrounded her caused heartache, but in that heartache she was able to dip deep into her pain and understand it, to burrow her way into its tender center and fully surrender. With her, I like to surrender. I think of her anthem, "God Bless The Child," as a song written by her older self to her younger self: "Mama may have/Papa may have/but God bless the child who's got his own." Billie finally got her own; she made it her own, her way. I salute Billie in her centennial year her for the all joy that she has brought me through her music, even as I cry in the bathroom at work.
A Note About the Author: Jennifer Doerr is a jazz amanuensis living in New York City. She earned her MFA from The New School, teaches writing to high school students, and has mentored with the Girls Write Now organization. Her work is published in the Girls Write Now Voice to Voice Anthology, A Quiet Courage, and is forthcoming in The Tishman Review. She blogs at wordandservice.wordpress.com.


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Refugee Resettlement Watch by Ann Corcoran
Refugees should go home and rebuild their own countries!
You've probably seen the news, The Dalai Lama, the present leader of the Tibetan Buddhists recently spoke in Malmo, Sweden and shocked many by saying Europe is for Europeans and refugees should go home.
However, before you get too excited, The Dalai Lama did say that Europe should help the refugees get on their feet, and then send them home. (I'm thinking he doesn't subscribe to the goofy notion that diversity is strength!)
Here is a bit of what Newsweek says about his talk:
The Dalai Lama—oft-considered the embodiment of peace and tolerance—has suggested Europe should only be for Europeans, telling refugees to go home and rebuild their own countries.
In comments made at a conference in the city of Malmo, in southern Sweden—which is home to a large immigrant population—the spiritual guru said that while Europe should offer safe haven to those in need, refugees must not stay forever[…]
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What Research About Services Can Teach You
The Advantages that You can Get from Hiring the Interior Painter for Your Home
Painting the interior part of the home is quite a tricky thing. It would be very easy to put some paint on the walls using a paintbrush and a roller. But, what is quite hard is painting the interior details of the home such as the recessed ceiling, the moldings and other areas of it. Since this is tricky, then you need to have someone with a great level of expertise and skill so that you can get the best result.
What is great about getting that interior painter to handle the job is such fact that you would have someone with the skill and is also an expert when it comes to handling such job. Surely, you need to work with an expert so that you can make the home look amazing. Getting a sloppy paint job of the home's interior won't certainly help in making your house look more beautiful and attractive. Irrespective of such elegant-looking home that you have, you also would fail to impress them when you don't have a great interior painting. Thus, it is really important to ensure that the interior of the house is painted beautifully so that you will get to enjoy the many benefits.
That professional painter has the right equipment to do the job in the right way. They also have those paint sprayers and also various sizes of brushes and rollers which will allow them to accomplish the job properly and efficiently. It is quite important for them to get the job done quickly because a homeowner would really want to enjoy their newly-painted home and not see those blankets and protective rugs covering the items. You don't have endure having a painting crew going in and out of the house the entire day. If the job is accomplished quickly, then you will really enjoy your good-looking home.
When it comes to painting the home's interior, you should know that this is not an easy job. You should be quite careful so that paint won't go over the furniture and floors. This is one reason why you must get a professional interior painter to get the job done. They really have the expertise which they earned from much of their experience in painting those homes. They also know how to make the necessary preparations to protect the home before they would start with the painting job. Moreover, they would also clean the area before they would leave your house. They can also avoid those paint drippings and smudges.
The Key Elements of Great Painters


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What is Matcha?
Matcha is a unique tasting powdered Japanese green tea. It differs greatly from other teas as its cultivation from plant to cup includes finer intricacies such as hand picking, shade growing and granite milling it into a fine powder.
Matcha is said to have been brought about by Buddhist monks who roasted the leaves, ground them to a powder and whisked it with hot water to make a tea. The L-Theanine (a mind-energizing amino acid) and caffeine combination found in Matcha produced a relaxed yet focused effect which assisted them in their long periods of meditation. Matcha is well known for it's health benefits and is regarded as the superior tea of Japan.
As the entire leaf has been ground down into a fine powder, the benefits of consuming the whole leaf in beverages or food is also at an optimum.
Matcha is full of antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, minerals and fibers.
Drink to good health
Matcha out ranks any other natural fruit or vegetable in terms of antioxidants. An ORAC test (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) tests the total antioxidant capacity of food and found that per gram, Matcha is far higher than any other food source.
One gram of Ceremonial Matcha green tea = 15x the antioxidants of wild blueberries.
Natural energy
One of the most outstanding attributes of Matcha is the amino acid L-Theanine. This distinct quality is found in green teas which are shade grown like Matcha.
When the natural caffeine from tea is combined with L-Theanine, a slow release of energy is produced over a three to six hours (unlike coffee which lasts an hour to an hour and a half). Matcha picks you up and ensures a rise in energy whilst still maintaining a relaxed and calm demeanour.


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By: Jackson
Jackson is participating in Allowance for Good's autumn 2013 Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy program.
This week at EPL session eight, we learned about the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. These eight goals were set in the year 2000, to be completed by 2015. These goals include: eradicating extreme hunger and poverty, achieving universal primary education, promoting gender equality and women's rights, reducing child morality, improving maternal health, combating HIV/AIDS and other diseases, ensuring environmental sustainability and creating a global partnership for development. A great deal of progress has been made towards achieving these goals, but there is still much work to be done in order to accomplish them by 2015. Whether or not they are entirely accomplished by 2015, these goals have set us on the right path towards bettering the quality of life for all, all around the globe.
This week Maya Cohen, the executive director of Globemed, visited us in class. Globemed is an organization that partners groups of university students with local organizations in less developed countries looking to better their own communities. These partnerships last through multiple generations of students, and focus on creating a tight bond between the students and the organization. The students typically raise funds for the organization, but also contribute physical service in an annual trip to visit the partner organization. Ms. Cohen explained this to us, as well as how Globemed's focus is not only on the health of a community, but the quality of the community as a whole. Different organizations working within the same community can often achieve a greater affect than one organization alone.
It has been said that true philanthropy is done through the donation of one's time, talent and treasure. This made me skeptical of Globemed's credibility as a truly philanthropic organization, considering it is difficult to donate anything but treasure from thousands of miles away. What sets Globemed apart from other organizations though is the unique one on one partnering of students and organizations that lasts well past any one student's time at their university. Unlike other charitable organizations, Globemed follows the money they raise and help the local organizations find the most efficient way to spend it. This truly makes it a philanthropic organization.
At the end of class, we partook in an activity titled "What is a Human Right?" In this activity, we brainstormed ideas of what are basic rights all humans are entitled to. Responses varied from basic necessities such as food, water and shelter, to more idealistic answers such as a right to representation, a right to fair compensation for services and a right to freedom from persecution. It struck me how many of these human rights we take for granted in the U.S., and how even if the U.N.'s millennium goals are accomplished there is still a long way to go to moral and social equality. Many people worldwide do not have access to what we consider basic necessities, and it is our job to advocate for equal rights for all.
This was one more excellent week at EPL, where we all learned a lot and engaged in meaningful discussion. There is no doubt in my mind that next week will be even more productive than this week was.
|Jackson presents to his fellow ELP students.


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Denis Wick Alto Trombone Aluminum Straight Mute
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The slightly bigger brother of the world famous Denis Wick trumpet straight mute. Since it was first designed in 1968 the design has become the byword for quality and has become the standard bench mark mute.
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The slightly bigger brother of the world famous Denis Wick trumpet straight mute. Since it was first designed in 1968 the design has become the byword for quality and has become the standard bench mark mute. The mute is perfectly in tune in all registers, a great feel which doesn't affect the 'blow' of the instrument, and the ability to produce a searing fortissimo as well as controlled pianissimo.
The reason for the success of this Denis Wick mute lies partly in the brilliance of the design and partly in the care and precision of the manufacture. The design has created a very open mute, giving a full sound and avoiding the problem of sharpness of pitch encountered in many mutes. The hand-spun aluminium is both light and extremely resonant. Other manufacturing techniques produce mutes which are not as hard. Denis Wick mutes are hand-crafted to produce a mute where the metal is 'work-hardened' making it both light and very resonant. This makes it free-blowing and extremely responsive and the choice of the most demanding musicians.
Real cork is used to produce a snug fit in the bell of the instrument.
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Information Technology
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), nearly half the world has little or no radiology services or access to picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), electronic health records, radiological information systems (RIS), or hospital information systems.
The Yale Global outreach team has a dedicated focus of implementing PACS setup at various sites. To this goal, the implementation of PACS at MOI was successfully completed in December of 2014 (Song JW et al. Successful Implementation of a PACS in Tanzania. Journal of the American College Radiology).
The digitization of images which enables the radiologist to store, pan, zoom, save, retrieve and compare images became possible with these efforts. Currently we are playing an active role in launching the usage of microphones and dictation software for usage in Tanzania for the first time, training staff and providing support as needed. This is an exciting step and will improve radiology services in Tanzania.