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Alimosho Football Club or AFC as its fondly called was established in 2018. The club metamorphosed from a charity football team (SCN Foundation) to an amateur football club for the community where they are based. AFC is a privately funded football club comprising both male and female elite teams of the best legs around Alimosho.
The Alimosho FC believe every member of the team is important because their sportsmanship spirit makes them stand out and this will not be possible without inputs from Kehinde Ogunniyi (Female), Anita JJ (Female), Sodiq Akinlabi (Male), Akinbobola Aborishade (Male), Mayowa Lawal (Male)
The coach Raji Olatunji Yekini (ROY) believes football brings the city together and thereby makes sure his team members are healthy, focused and disciplined.
The team captain Akinbobola Aborishade is known for his professionalism amongst his team members as he carries them along and ensure every member is participative in the game.
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Physical Examinations
All students new to the school district must submit a signed
physical examination performed by a health care practitioner,
conducted within the past 13 months.
Massachusetts law (M.G.L. c 71, s 57 and related amendments and
regulations 105 CMR 200.000- 200.920) require physical examinations
of school children within 13 months before entry into school or
during the first year after entry, and at intervals of either
3 or 4 years thereafter, such as Kindergarten, 4th grade, 7th
grade and 10th grade. Forms are available in the school clinic
and on this web site.
Registration guidelines and health history form
Care Provider's Examination Form. (PDF document)

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Swansea Campus started its self-directed learning journey in summer 2015 when we were chosen to be an SDL pilot school. Over the summer holidays we installed a full SDL centre, which we were able to start using in October. It was officially opened at the start of November by Mrs Susan Jackson.
Below are some photos of the SDL Centre in use:
Our Experiences with SDL
Now that we are a year into our SDL journey, we are very happy to say that both staff and pupils have taken on the challenge of this new and innovative way of learning and, with credit to both, have made it a roaring success. When the idea first came out, staff were a little apprehensive of what SDL would mean for teaching and how they would adapt their lessons to fit this new approach to learning. They felt 'letting go' would be difficult and there were fears that "pupils would choose an easier approach to assessment" given the opportunity. However, this was not the case, with pupils taking the initiative and showing teachers that independent learning can be worthwhile and often more fruitful than classroom based learning. Here are some testimonials we have received from staff, students and parents:
"Students have made more progress in A Level English than we have ever seen and this is a result of SDL." Dr England
"Year 10 have adapted to SDL fantastically, even doing extra study work in their free time and holiday periods. Maths have also found a record number of Level 8's being achieved earlier than ever, this is facilitated by the SDL progress which helps them to reach higher, further, longer!" Maths Department
"All children are different so to force them all to learn the same way and at the same pace was unfair. Now my children are allowed to progress at their own pace, which has removed so much of the frustration they used to feel." Parent
"SDL helps our time management skills as we have to make sure we get our work in on time." Year 9 student
"Peer teaching has been very successful all throughout the key stages in the SDL area, students don't have to wait for a free teacher but can approach older years for help and advice, a real team approach to learning." Teacher
"It enables you to learn in your own style, the way that suits you best." Year 7 student
"Using a guide on the side approach means that students in the same class can all be working on different topics at different levels without the pressure and stigma that they often attach to differentiated work. This additionally frees up time for students to pursue other work possibly on Moodle at their own pace that they may not normally have the confidence to ask for in class." Teacher
"I enjoy the freedom of choosing how to learn and how to present my work." Year 8 student
"SDL isn't only a pretty way of learning, it's a lifestyle" Year 13 student
"I find that my children are far more engaged with learning and enthused about school than they ever used to be." Parent
"SDL teaches us to plan our work and manage our time effectively which will be an essential skill when we get to work." Year 12 Student
"SDL works for every student, whatever their ability." Teacher
The Extension of SDL to Years 3-6
Over the summer Swansea Campus entered the national Focus competition to upgrade a traditional classroom to an SDL area. As we already have a full SDL centre for our Years 7-13 students, we decided to upgrade Mr Gratrix's old classroom to create an SDL area for our Years 3-6 students. This will enable them to become self-directed learners from an early age.
Swansea Campus is very proud to be the runner up for the West Region in this competition. As our prize, we have received £500 and a trophy, in addition to the fact that our Years 3-6 students now have a fantastic SDL classroom.
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Working as part of a dedicated field service team you will provide a world class Costa Express experience to our partners and customers as you carry out repairs to all Costa Express equipment in a professional and courteous manner. Working for the UK's leading coffee brand you will have the ability to make a difference every day and continually improve the machine reliability, through accountability and ownership for all Costa Express equipment. You will have fully paid training in line with all Costa Express Equipment along with all the necessary tools to do your job.
- Carrying out a broad range of repair and preventative maintenance work on Costa Express Equipment
- Follow all documented processes to optimise machine reliability
- Diagnose faults, repair or replace equipment to brand guidelines
- Attend sites within business agreed SLA's & complete Brand Standards checks on every site visit
- Effective communication of issues, problems or solutions through escalation points
- Adherence to Warranty and Returns procedures
Who we are looking for
You will be self-motivated, creative problem solver with a determination to keep Costa Express machines trading to the highest standards ensuring partners satisfaction every time. You will be excited by getting the job done and making a difference;
- Ability to prioritise your workload and work well under pressure
- Flexible "can do" attitude
- Problem solver with excellent planning and organisation skills
- Experienced in working in a field-based role
- Be able to work 8.30am – 6pm with 1 in every 3 weekends
- Live in Salisbury & Bristol
- Candidates outside of these postcode will not be considered, however if you are happy to re-locate you will be considered
Skills and experience will include;
- Experience of testing and repairing service equipment
- Basic electrical engineering and able to handle and work with a variety of different tools
- Industry Health and Safety standards
- Microsoft office proficient
- Experience of working in a field-based role
Please note as part of the recruitment process you will be asked to complete an interview which will include an Electrical Safety test.
So bring us your unique blend, together with ambition and experience and in return we'll give you a starting salary of £28,000, a yearly bonus, company van plus other many other benefits and the opportunity to be part of a supportive growing business.
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Too many stitch and flip triangles (also known as, too much waste!).
I decided that I wanted to use fast flying geese instead and came up with a really fun border idea. Maybe someone else already thought of this, but I'm super proud of myself for figuring this out and figured I should share.
Scared? Don't be! This whole border is entirely flying geese! The clever part of this whole thing is color placement.
I'm making my borders with goose units that are 2" x 4" finished (2.5" x 4.5" unfinished).
Square cutting:
This can be found all over the internet, but it bears repeating.
Cut one square for your "geese" that is 1 1/4 inches larger than the height (long side) of your finished goose rectangle. (4 inches finished + 1 1/4 inches = 5 1/4 inches square)
Cut 4 squares for your "background" that is 7/8 inch larger than the width (short side) of your finished goose rectangle (2 inches finished + 7/8 inch = 2 7/8 inches square
Draw diagonal lines down each of your "background" squares.
Line up two of your background squares along one of the diagonals of the goose square.
Sew 1/4" away on each side of the line and cut along the marked line. I use scissors so I don't have to walk over to my cutting space.
Iron background triangles away from your goose triangles.
Line up your remaining two marked background triangles, one on each of the cut halves, with the remaining 90 degree corner. Again, stitch 1/4" away from each side of the marked line.
Cut part along the marked line.
Iron background triangles away from the goose triangles. Trim off dog ears and gaze in awe at your amazing four finished flying geese.
For each chevron unit, you need oppositely colored flying geese. I called the light peach my "background" and my orange (or pink) fabric as my "chevrons".
To make each chevron unit, just sew together along your "chevron" fabric so that both geese point in the same direction and the colored background from one goose unit connects to the colored goose triangle of the other goose unit.
I had to use two different fabrics to have enough to have a border all the way around my quilt. For the most part they alternated pink, orange but I had to sneak in a few more pink units because I ran out of orange!
Here's the quilt with all of the borders added:
This is one of my first forays into pieced borders and I think it turned out pretty nice! Obviously, accuracy is key in making sure that your borders fit your quilt correctly (and that one side isn't inches longer than the other!). This would be a really fun addition to a medallion type quilt as a skinnier border separating rings of blocks, I think.
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It always makes me sad to see a holiday go by that I know has a special ship attached to it and to not see the ship available for sale or as a gift. I enjoy collecting the holiday ships. I love my mittens and my christmas tree and my easter chicken thing and I'm particularly fond of my evil pumpkin, but I want that darn rocket! I want the holdiay ships to be available every year, not just one random year for what seems like a decade ago. I love this game and getting those little holiday bonuses makes the game feel that much more special to me and I'm sure to other players too. So, please, bring back ALL the holiday ships in their Astroflux glory!
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Using Rap To Empower | MISSBISH DonMonique
03.07 / MISSBISH Artist Series
For many women, entering a male dominated space can be difficult to navigate. But with a strong will, there is always a way. NYC-based rapper DonMonique is not just immersing herself in the world of hip hop, but she is dominating with talent that can't be ignored. From having her own Noisey documentary to being picked to perform at fashion week parties by Alexander Wang himself, Don is creating her own lane and doing it with finesse. Her Debut EP, Thirst Trap, is an anthem to new wave feminists everywhere who would rather get their own, than wait for a man to provide.
Although rapping was not her initial dream, she came to realize the power she had to tell stories about her life and what she's experienced in a way that people could understand. "I would always rap at the lunch tables when I was in middle and high school. I pretty much knew every Lil Wayne song word for word, but I never expected to be doing music professionally," says Don. On her 20th birthday, she decided to drop her debut track that introduced the world to a talent many hadn't seen before.
Part of her passion for music came from growing up in New York City; a city that inspired and motivated her. "There is music all around in New York. You're not really in a car much in the city, so you're rarely listening to the radio. However, when you're on the train, you see people performing, people bumping their favorite tracks out loud, and just the overall culture of the city has bred some of the most talented artists. From the fashion to the people, it's very inspiring. Hip hop is what it is today partially because of New York."
It's obvious from listening to some of Don's tracks that she takes inspiration from the early days in hip hop, as her raps take you back to the likes of Lil Kim and other '90s icons. When asked if she could go back to any era, she said, "I would want to relive my era and really take everything in. I loved the fashion and music from the early '00s, so if anything, I would want to be born maybe four years earlier in 1990. I feel like life was simpler back then, and there was no social media so things were more raw."
"Girls need to come together and collaborate more. You see five dudes on one track, but you rarely ever see women doing that and uplifting one another. If girls did that, it would be amazing."
Her sophpmore EP, Black Kate Moss, is due to drop in March and she is taking a different approach from what she did on Thirst Trap. "The idea behind Black Kate Moss comes from a number of things, including what's happening in the world today. We are seeing increased activism, especially because of Trump and the Black Lives Matter movement, and I wanted to put on for the girls of my color to show them that they have value - to not listen to what other people think of them."
Don is using her platform as a way to show women of color that their narratives matter, and to take risks regardless of the obstacles. "I think we're seeing more female rappers now than ever before. I feel like if I have the power to put on for girls of my color and represent them, I want to push that. There is nothing wrong with embracing your sexuality and showing your nipples. I feel like more women have to be comfortable in their skin."
Don also opens up about what it took for her to learn to love herself despite social standards. "Everything that I'm doing with Black Kate Moss is for the girl out there who doesn't have someone to tell her she is beautiful. Growing up, I wish I had someone tell me, 'its okay to have dark skin - that is beautiful, too.' I had insecurities in high school because of my skin tone, and if I had someone tell me it's okay to be yourself, then I wouldn't have went through as much."
Ultimately, Don wants to use her music as a tool to uplift all women to come together and celebrate each other rather than bring one another down. "Girls need to come together and collaborate more. You see five dudes on one track, but you rarely ever see women doing that and uplifting one another. If girls did that, it would be amazing."
Don has a lot planned this year, from visuals to more music and even a movie. There's no doubt that she's planting seeds that are bound to bloom. For DonMonique, being a MISSBISH means being empowered and taking charge. We can definitely expect more power moves from this queen in 2017.
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Great opening in Skjalfandafljot river
The majestic Skjalfandafljot river officially opened yesterday. 11 salmon were caught, which is a really good opening for the river. The biggest salmon caught yesterday was 100 cm and 10,3 kg, the smallest salmon was 9 lbs.
In total, there are 6 rods fishing the river in June.
There are 4 salmon beats on the river and fish was caught on all of them.
- Barnafell 1 salmon
- West bank 2 salmon
- Upper East bank 7 salmon
- Lower East bank 1 salmon
There is plenty of salmon in the river. The river is completely clean but with a lot of water.
Skjalfandafljot river is located in the heart of north Iceland, the surroundings are phenomenal. The river is known for its big fishes and many waterfalls, most anglers that have fished Skjalfandafljot river say it's definitely one of their favorites.
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"On the day of Pentecost all the believers were meeting together in one place."
Last month brought us the announcements of Amazon and Apple about their second Headquarters. We knew Amazon was scouting out for their next expansions, but the Apple announcement that they would expand by 15,000 people in Austin was pretty exciting (Just so happens I am here in Austin today and I can tell you they are more than excited). There comes a time, and maybe never for some small companies, but for growing and larger companies that one place just doesn't work anymore. It's a hard moment as the maturity and trust level to create outposts is a greater requirement than is recognized at the time. But, done right, one place doesn't fit all and many needs and wants can be met by creating multiple locations.
The Apostles were all in one place when the Holy Spirit arrived. What a morning that must have been. Today, we are faced with the challenges of one place being hard for a church, much less all believers being in one place. There is a power to that though as we read in Acts and as anyone can attest who has ever been to a large revival or crusade. But, for the most part, we live and work not in one place, but remotely in the world. However, that doesn't mean we can't be in one place mentally and spiritually with others. As the opening lines of the 1970's TV show, The Six Million Dollar Man, said, "We have the technology." The wife of my Pastor created a daily 5AM text group to bring many women to one place on a text thread to pray. An agreement with a co-worker that at a certain time of the day they both will stop and pray for a moment connects them across a continent. The commitment of a small group that they will pray for each other daily brings them to one place. You get the drift. One place can be found, but only if we only go looking for it.
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Explore Causes of Hearing Loss in more detail :
Causes of Hearing Loss
It is thought that something like 50% of children born with hearing loss have an identifiable genetic cause for the hearing loss, but there are many cases where no definite cause is identified.
Congenital and acquired, genetic and non-genetic hearing loss
A key distinction is between causes of "congenital" hearing loss, as opposed to causes of "acquired" hearing loss. In fact, "congenital" simply means "at or before birth" while "acquired" means "occurring after birth". This can get confusing as it is possible to have a genetic pre-disposition to hearing loss that only appears sometime after birth (including well into adulthood), and also possible to be born with a non-genetic hearing loss (e.g. because of maternal infection during pregnancy), so that "genetic" and "congenital" are not the same thing.
Cause of hearing loss in adults
Although the focus here has been on hearing loss in childhood, it is important to recognise that the most common "cause" of hearing loss is age! In fact our hearing to extremely high frequency sounds (which we don't normally notice of need) starts going down from teenage years. Although no single factor is likely to cause age-related hearing loss, or presbycusis, as it is known, there are a number of lifestyle and genetic factors which are through to increase your chances of losing hearing later in life. A good overview of this area can be found on this National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) website page. Other causes of adult deafness and hearing loss can be found in SoundSpace Online - Causes of adult deafness.
Causes of permanent and non-permanent hearing loss in children
In children the most common cause of hearing loss is otitis media or glue ear (see also SoundSpace Online - Other causes of hearing loss), but in the great majority of cases this causes temporary hearing loss, although this can have consequences on the child's functioning, although typically less serious than those associated with sensorineural hearing loss (which is permanent). In the sections on specific causes, we are focusing mainly on causes of sensorineural permanent hearing loss in children.


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Issue Date: March 20, 2006
Protein production, one molecule at a time
Two new techniques have been developed to follow the production of single protein molecules in living cells in real time. X. Sunney Xie of Harvard University says his lab's methods will allow scientists to investigate the expression of low-abundance proteins, information that can't be obtained with current genomic and proteomic techniques. In one study, Ji Yu, Jie Xiao, and Xie visualize the production of single molecules of a fluorescent, membrane-targeted fusion protein in cells of living bacteria (Science 2006, 311, 1600). In the other, Long Cai, Nir Friedman, and Xie demonstrate a microfluidic-based assay that uses β-galactosidase-a standard and highly sensitive cellular reporter of gene expression-to track protein production in living bacterial cells with single-molecule sensitivity (Nature 2006, 440, 358). Both approaches reveal that protein production occurs in bursts and that the number of molecules in each burst varies, Xie notes. The microfluidic assay also works with yeast and mammalian cells, and because it is easy to scale up, it may pave the way for whole-genome studies of the production of low-abundance proteins such as transcription factors, he adds.
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Excellent piece. Reliance on "The Lore" reminds me strongly of sola scriptura approaches to Christianity, and I've seen all too many times the stifling of individuals whose voices "deviate" even slightly from "orthodoxy."
This (long) post has been a long time coming. I've referenced my feelings about personal background and development in some other articles and have been spending a lot of time trying to explore myself in relation to the modern Pagan movement and Heathenry. Although the title was inspired by Bertrand Russel's piece "Why I am Not A Christian" I won't, as he does, seek to deconstruct the idea of a particular deity. I will, as he does, explain why the values expressed in the religion in question do not fit mine, and why that leaves me in a difficult place.
Let me begin by explaining that I've had a love for the Aesir and Vanir since childhood. I first read of them in children's fiction when I was four or five and rapidly advanced to reading more adult storybooks about them. Later on I discovered source material like the Eddas…
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Saving money is never easy, especially for those living paycheck to paycheck. No matter how tight your budget, chances are you splurge on something.
If you're like me and prefer to fly by the seat of your pants and not plan out how you spend your day and dollars, savings plans can sound awful.
Financial planner Jean Keener says she can help with a spending plan.
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Keener says you should map out what you get to splurge on and how often.
"The most important thing about a spending plan is that you have to do what works for you," Keener said.
I am able to build mine around date nights, Caribbean cruises, and Italian ice!
The experts say start with a calendar and plan out a date night every other week. Space out those cruises and Italian ice every Sunday with the kids.
Then, total it all up.
"The most important thing is to spend less than you earn," Keener said.
Now, here's where we save: dial it back just a bit.
Maybe take just one date or Italian ice trip off the calendar, and you've got extra money to put toward more fun on that cruise.
You can save for vacations, putting kids through college or whatever it is on your list of goals.


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It doesn't matter that deviled eggs are the ultimate picnic food -- and picnic weather is still weeks away. If deviled eggs are on the menu, I'm ordering them, and in the case of these eggs, I'm ordering two.
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Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson has announced an online payday loan settlement with Sure Advance, LLC of Delaware for $760.000
They also agreed to stop doing online business giving out payday loans as this activity is illegal in Minnesota.
They were charged along with four other companies of giving out over 1200 online payday loans and charging outrageous interest rates.
The $760,000 will be put into the consumer restitution fund and be given back to customers who were overcharged interest and fees on their loans.
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The payday loan business is being abused to the level of corruption unimaginable, and finally states like Minnesota are doing something about it
This investigation uncovered illegal activity in the process of collections of defaulted payday loans that rivals the mobs' money collection practices in the 1930's and 40's.
Customers have reported calls from phony collection companies trying to collect on defaulted loans.
These companies are threatening jail and worse if the customers do not pay up. Of course these are only scare tactics but they are working with many customers, and these fraudulent collection companies are taking the money and running with it.
When a customer falls for these collection tactics, they are not only out the monies they pay the fraudulent company, the original loan company will still attempt collection activity.
Online payday loans in Minnesota are illegal, and there are no licensed companies allowed to do online business in this state, no matter where they are based out of.
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As predicted Turkey has taken a turn for the worst, and is no true ally of non-Islamic countries. The relationship between Turkey and Israel has been deteriorating, with Turkey recently telling Israel they have to give up their nukes. Now we see how they will stand with their Muslim brothers, no matter what the facts are. Non-Islamic countries need to start banding together, and face the harsh reality of the impending showdown with the Islamic world. A good start would be if Sweden stopped funding Turkey to the tune of 8.5 million euros a year. Since Muslims think that Islam is so great, let them fend for themselves.
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Anti-Israel Rallies Erupt Across the World~ Video of Attacks on Israeli Military
When N.Korea sunk a S. Korean navy ship earlier this month, the world was silent. But when Israeli military members are attacked, and then defend themselves the world is up in arms over the issue. Why is there so much sympathy for the Islamic world? Some of the reasons are that Muslims are the masters of propaganda, and playing the victim card. Which the West falls for over, and over. The truth is that the hatred of Jews coming from the Islamic world, stems from Islam itself. The Islamic scriptures call for Muslims to fight and kill Jews, to reach judgement day.
NY Muslims Call for the Destruction of Israel~ Video
Usually I post videos from the NY Islamic group called RevolutionMuslim.com. This video footage is from another hateful NY Muslim group called the Islamic Thinkers Society. They want no dialogue, no treaties, and to be honest no Israel. It is amazing that they are allowed to preach this stuff on the streets of NYC. Whatever happened to our spine?
Son of Hamas Leader Tells Hannity "Moderate" Islam Does not Exist~ Video
Masob Hassan, the son of a Hamas leader lets Hannity know the ugly truth about Islam, and the Palestine-Israel conflict. He states that the God of the Koran hates Jews. Then in my favorite part of the interview, he tells Hannity that "moderate" Islam does not exist. Hannitys non-response to that statement says a lot. As I have been saying, "moderate" Islam is not going to the rescue, and the sooner that we realize this the sooner that we can start winning this war.
Hamas Bans Men From Working in Female Hair Salons
Is this part of the "moderate" Islamic movement that I keep on hearing about? Never mind…. But this Islamic hellhole, was recently given millions of dollars by Obama. If America is supposed to be about freedom, why are we funding Islamists?
Assemblyman DeVore Seeks ban of Muslim Student Union From UC Irvine~ Video
Back on February 8Th, 11 Israel hating Muslims were arrested for trying to shut down the free speech of Israel's Ambassador to the US, Michael Oren, at UC Irving. One by one they stood up and ranted against Israel. Some even mentioning "genocide". The "genocide" claim is one of their favorite talking points, and if Israel wanted to commit a genocide of the Palestinians they would not have fought a PC war against Hamas.
Paris: 100's Take to the Streets in an Anti-Israel, Pro-Hezbollah Rally~ Video
Here is another video which shows us what Muslim immigration has brought to the West. Watch how the crowd cheers as they burn the flag of Israel. One of the biggest mistakes that the West has ever made, was to allow Muslim immigration. It is time to end it, before they take over the West just like they did the Middle East. (Outside of Israel of course!)
Obama to Give $40 Million to Hamas run Organization
The laundry list of Obama supporting the enemy is getting longer and longer. Three other recent articles that show us examples of this are "US Terror Blacklist Whitewashes Hamas, Enables Funding", "Obama Welcomes Islamic Terrorist Into America", and "Obama/Gates: We Recognize the Taliban". Don't blame me, I did not vote for him.
Obama Welcomes Islamic Terrorist Into America
Pubic enemy #1, gangster Obama has stated that he will allow a Muslim that belongs to a US listed Islamic terrorist group into the country. All in the name of "Muslim outreach". But what can we expect from a so called man that recognizes the Taliban? My message to those that voted for this enemy of America, pay attention next time!


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SANTA ANA, Calif. – The Santa Ana College Kinesiology & Athletics Department acknowledged all 95 of its scholar-athletes at half time of the men's basketball game on Wednesday night.
In order to receive the scholar-athlete honor, these individuals had to maintain a 3.0 grade point average in 12 or more units through the 2018 Fall semester.
To cap the event, Alexandria Owens (Track & Field) and Joshua Fuentes – Norikiyo (Wrestling) were named 2018-19 Santa Ana College Scholar-Athletes of the Year.
Owens holds the second fastest time for the 200 meter event in school history and the third fastest in the 100. She's also a psychology major in her second year at SAC.
Fuentes – Norikiyo placed sixth overall in the state wrestling tournament this year, making him a two time All-American. He is a sophomore majoring in Kinesiology and Biological Science.
These two scholar-athletes will receive a $1,500 scholarship funded by the Santa Ana College Athletic Hall of Fame along with at least four other Santa Ana scholar-athletes to be named later this year.


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Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of removing barriers that prevent access to websites by people with disabilities. When sites are correctly designed, developed and edited, all users have equal access to information and functionality. For example, when a site is coded with semantically meaningful HTML, with textual equivalents provided for images and with links named meaningfully, this helps blind users using text-to-speech software and/or text-to-Braille hardware. When text and images are large and/or enlargeable, it is easier for users with poor sight to read and understand the content. When links are underlined (or otherwise differentiated) as well as colored, this ensures that color blind users will be able to notice them. When clickable links and areas are large, this helps users who cannot control a mouse with precision.
- Training by Realtime Expert trainer
- Live Online Classes
- Free study material
- Online virtual Classes available in morning, evening and weekend
- All attendees should have a basic knowledge of HTML and CSS.
- The format is 40% theory, 60% Hands-on.
- It is a 20 days program and extends up to 2hrs each.
- The format is 40% theory, 60% Hands-on.
- It is a 5 days program and extends up to 8hrs each.
- Private Classroom arrenged on request and minimum attendies for batch is 4.
Course Content
- Website Accessibility Overview
- Why bother with website accessibility?
- What sort of website accessibility, and for whom?
- Different groups of disabled people
- Deaf
- Hard-of-hearing
- Hearing-impaired
- Blind
- Visually-impaired
- Low-vision
- Mobility-impaired
- Learning-disabled
- etc
- Different accessibility problems
- Shared and common accessibility problems
- Web accessibility and non-web accessibility
- Website accessibility standards
- Website accessibility tools and technologies
- Browser and platform compatibility
- Assistive technologies
- Screen readers and aural interfaces
- Braille displays
- Switch-click input devices
- TDD/TTYs
- Modified keyboards, mice and similar input devices
- Magnifiers
- Speech recognition
- Touch screens
- Head/eye control
- Word prediction and correction
- Web Accessibility and UK Law
- Legal requirements
- Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)
- Disability Rights Commission (DRC)
- DRC Powers and DDA enforcement
- DDA Code of Practice and the WAI
- Remedies outside the courts
- Case studies
- W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
- The WAI project
- The WAIs Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
- 3 Levels of WCAG compliance: A, AA, AAA
- Key requirements of the WCAG
- Relationship between the WCAG and UK Government guidelines
- WCAG and compliance testing
- Automated tests: Cynthia, Bobby, Web Exact, etc.
- Manual checks and checklists
- HTML Markup and Web Accessibility
- Understanding markup
- Page structure, presentation and semantics
- Choosing the right element
- HTML versus XHTML
- Strict versus Transitional versus Frameset DOCTYPEs
- Deprecated elements
- DOCTYPES and browser quirks modes
- Developer and designer tools
- Author tools and content management systems (CMS)
- CSS Styling and Web Accessibility
- Separating content from presentation
- The cascade, inheritance, specifity
- Fonts, colours and other text properties
- Table-less page layout
- Using lists for navigation
- Columns and other layout techniques
- Specifying media
- Accessibility-specific media
- Aural stylesheets
- Print stylesheets
- Using :before and :after pseudo-classes
- Accessible Images and Imaging
- The most visible web accessibility problem (pun intended)
- Simple versus complex image problems
- Well-intentioned but counter productive accessibility methods
- The infamous alt="spacer.gif"
- Providing alternative text descriptions: alt, title andlongdesc attributes
- Mixing alt and title safely
- Problems with using longdesceffectively
- Problems with D-links
- "object" versus "embed"
- The "iframe" option
- Arrows and bullets
- Ascii art
- Background images and borders
- Charts and Graphs: a really hard nut to crack
- Maps
- Outlines and hierchies
- Ratings
- Photo galleries
- Accessible Links and Navigation
- Usability and accessibility
- Key terms: tabs, navbar, etc.
- Understanding focus and cursors
- Consistent and unambiguous navigation structures
- How and why to skip navigation
- Skipping 2-part navigation structures
- Navigation skipping and search
- Other page landmarks
- Page extremities
- Identifying link destinations (withtitle)
- Linking to page fragments with and without conventional anchors
- Using name= and id= attributes
- Visible vs invisible anchors
- Problems with link destination markup
- Separating consecutive text links
- Specifying keyboard shortcuts for links
- accesskey
- (Browser) problems with accesskey
- accesskey tips and tricks
- Using the tab key for navigation
- tabindex
- Problems with the tabindex concept
- (Browser) problems with thetabindex
- tabindex and forms, including search
- tabindex and content management systems (CMS)
- tabindex tips and tricks
- Accessible imagemap navigation
- DHTML/JavaScript navigation: just say no
- Site Maps
- Text and Colour
- The problem with text-only parallel sites
- Headers and tabbing
- Heading order and level
- Phrasal markup (em, strong, cite, etc.)
- Accessibility-related phrasal markup (abbr, acronym, etc.)
- Quotes, blockquotes and quotation marks (using the cite and langattributes)
- Specifying language and encoding
- Type size, scalability, magnification and halation.
- Text quantity/complexity and the learning disabled
- Text colour and colour deficiencies (protanopia, deuteranopia, tritanopia, etc).
- Colour adjacency/overlap and colour combinations
- Estimated and system colours for links
- Text as images
- HTML Tables
- Data tables versus layout tables
- Nesting and other things to avoid in table design
- Metadata in tables
- Using headers, footers and titles for data tables.
- Table structure
- col
- colgroup
- scope=""
- id=""
- Finding relevant data in cells
- Random access to table cells
- Forms
- Problems with forms and assistive technology
- Keyboard control
- Moving to and within forms
- Form completion by selection
- Grouping form elements
- fieldset
- option and optgroup
- Associating labels with form elements
- Using title attributes
- Graphical buttons
- Pre-filled form fields
- Re-thinking form layout with serialisation in mind
- Predictive tyoing and error checking
- Dynamic (conditional) forms provide parallel HTML-based advance
- Contacts: phone numbers, text phones (TTYs) and relay services for the hearing impaired.
- Mail/print services and braille
- Multimedia & scripting
- Audio versus video
- (Browser) problems with the multimedia object element
- Alternative data streams and captioning in multimedia formats (quicktime, Real, Windows media, Flash, MPEG, etc)
- Multiple alternate feeds
- Support for the Synchronised Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL)
- Microsofts non-standard Synchronised Access Media Interchange (SAMI)
- Problems with multimedia player interfaces
- Captioning options (DIY Anime versus professional agency captioning)
- Captioning and transcription styles
- Captioning tools: MAGpie, CCaption, etc.
- Transcription versus text description
- Text description versus audio narration
- Accessible Flash
- Providing keyboard-based alternatives to mouse events
- Certification and Testing
- Choosing your Level of WCAG compliance: A, AA, AAA
- Deciding, publishing and auditing policy
- Retrofitting accessibility while updating old pages
- Retritting priorities: popular pages, essential pages, highly innaccessible pages, etc
- Priorities for new pages: WCAG Level 1 (A)
- Small exceptions to full compliance
- Testing with Cynthia
- The problem with Bobby
- Testing with screen readers
- Testing with human subjects: disabled and non-disabled
- Emacspeak
- Coming and Future Options
- Serial versus random access
- Rich audio interfaces (not screen readers)
- Random access using metadata and standardised grammar for sections
- The database/CMS problem and open source software
- Repair tools ... A-Prompt on steroids?
- Training in subjective assessment
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Automation in action: CRM
Client relationship management (CRM) often exists in an accountancy firm as several discrete activities: marketing, sales, client data, managing workflows and resources - possibly all sitting across a number of systems and roles.
For many firms creating a single view of the relationship a firm has with its prospects, clients and professional contacts has long been an unfulfilled ambition. However, with the emergence of new technologies including well-connected software, machine learning and some level of artificial intelligence, we can now look beyond to how a new way of working could be achieved through leveraging automation.
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The challenges
No doubt this is a complex area. Not least because data is held in lots of different systems that make a single view difficult or expensive to obtain.
However, opportunities can be lost due to the time it takes to compile information on specific clients. Deadlines can be missed, communications poorly timed, and sometimes there just simply is not enough available time to action everything a firm wants to do. Scaling profitably as we move towards a more digital business environment will require a new technical model at its core.
The connected practice
A new breed of cloud-based practice management and CRM systems are starting to remould what is possible.
Connecting disparate systems and pulling together useful data and insight into one place is at its heart. This one view could not only create a dashboard for each client or prospect but also act as an intelligence hub that can help shape the type and timeliness of marketing communication and service prompts.
Pulling this data together also means data can be interrogated quickly and easily, surfacing insight and giving substantially quicker answers to questions - these can then be used to trigger appropriate actions.
This level of automation, and allowing the software to learn and perform certain actions, could drastically reduce the amount of time staff need to handle administration.
While it remains a complex area, it is likely to be built up from several key elements.
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Core data
Description: Client, prospect and professional contact data all kept in one central place.
- Rules established through APIs to ensure that all other systems are kept up to date
- Alerts set up to highlight where data differences need resolving. (eg address different to that held in bookkeeping software)
- Data from Google, Facebook, Twitter and website enquiry forms automatically imported and responded to
- New prospects assigned to specific marketing campaigns
- Feed into external third-party marketing tools (Mailchimp etc)
Having all client data in one place and on an accessible system is the starting point. This single point of truth will mean that it can feed to and from other systems, while you maintain control.
Third-party intelligence
Description: News and information from external sources is displayed along with information from connected business applications eg bookkeeping, OCR, or resource planning software into the client record
- Social media, industry and sector news pulled in live
- Configured and connected information from other applications pushed and pulled
Bringing in data from across the business (not just finance) and making it near live creates a true view of the state and health of the client business.
Complete view
Description: Bringing together core, linked and third-party data creates a comprehensive account of that contact.
- Automatic benchmarking, and monitoring ratios
- Triggers created when certain client tolerances are met
- Request data or trigger ad hoc actions
Removing the need to access separate systems and reduce time spent compiling and analysing data.
Quickly surfacing the most useful insights, and alerting the accountant of critical client events adds an extra dimension to a proactive service.
What and when
Description: Importing tax calendar, service deadlines and client-specific seasonal information tailors specific actions through machine learning.
- Recommend and plan communications for when they will be best received
- Automate important service reminders (close period etc)
- Prompts and schedule actions for staff
- Automatically add to specific marketing campaigns
Complex data analysis can create rich client experiences and drive better results through contact at the right and most appropriate time.
Always on
Description : Using AI to not just respond but interrogate and learn.
- "Check the location of my meeting on Wednesday, and let me know which bank managers are nearby"
- "Show me everyone who pays over 30 days, every quarter"
- "When a client exceeds this benchmark, let the account manager know"
- "What is the average fee per client by sector?"
Utilising speech or typed commands to interrogate all the available data opens up new ways to generate on-demand answers to complex questions, and streamline tasks.
Automating action, not the relationship
A relationship is more than just a set of processes, and just because automation can be applied it doesn't always mean it is desirable.
The aim is to enable better client experiences, not automate the experience itself, so the future points to one where the firm itself decides which aspects should be automated and uses AI to leverage what is then possible.
Stepping towards automation
CRM represents some of the biggest challenges to fully realised practice automation - practically, technically and politically - but in the long term should reap the biggest rewards.
Pulling in financial data to display in the client record is a great start but there is a long way to go. Those vendors that can look to work with the widest and most relevant ecosystem (that is financial and non-financial systems that clients and the practice might use) stand the best chance of success.
Core data quality must be very good and kept that way. This is actually a challenge right now, even with the most straightforward of systems. However, with increased exchange and interrogation of data, this becomes critical. Investing in practice automation also means investing in improving the quality of the information you already have.
Deciding to what extent processes are automated will help to set risk at a level with which you are comfortable. From a compliance perspective this could be crucial, but it should also be used to prevent the creation of even more work for firms through task generation, prompts to be proactive, and increased communication with clients.
'What is the question?' is the new challenge
Regardless of the complexity involved in applying smart automation and AI to CRM, this is clearly a direction of travel, and one where the benefits are not just going to be judged in terms of efficiencies, but around insights.
One view is that it is not necessarily about being able to ask different questions, but getting to the answers more quickly. However, it is entirely possible that in time we will be able to make increasingly demanding and complex queries, that could change the way that the firm operates and interacts with its key contacts.
The client benefit
Ultimately a successful CRM approach is one that adds tangible benefit to the client, as Wendy Tapia, Product Evangelist for Sage Live suggests:
"Implementing CRM and automation allows accountants to collect data from many sources that help them understand their clients and their client's data better. It's not just the numbers. It's what they mean for the future of the client's business.
AI is unlocking the ability to provide insights before they are needed, being able to take action proactively and assist customers on timely action".
To read Sage's latest independent research including stats and opinions from fellow accountants on automation, download the new guide here.
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Chicks on the Right
Great News! Governor Eric Holcolmb Wants a Soccer Stadium Now!
Hey taxpayers, Governor Eric Holcomb would appreciate it very much if you wouldn't mind terribly digging a little deeper into your pockets and funding a soccer stadium in our fair city. That's right; SOCCER!
According to an article published Monday in the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ):
"Indy Eleven has proposed a $550 million mixed-use project that would include apartments, retail, office space and a permanent soccer stadium for the team. The 20,000-seat stadium would cost about $150 million. Team owner Ersal Ozdemir will ask lawmakers and local officials to create special districts that would capture tax revenue to pay off the bonds for the stadium part of the project.
A location for the development has not been finalized, but locations downtown and in Broad Ripple are being considered."
Oh gee, a 20,000 seat stadium in Broad Ripple. Well, that should certainly pose no traffic issues whatsoever. We all know how swimmingly traffic moves along Westfield Boulevard.
'Holcomb said he needs to know more details about how the project could work before taking a specific position on it. But he compared the situation to when Indianapolis and state leaders debated plans for stadiums for the Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers.
'We had vision and foresight and commitment and a little bit of courage,' Holcomb said. 'And soccer and lacrosse are sports that draw an equal amount of not just attention but investment.'"
The Chicks on the RIght aren't buying the Governor's vision:
"And it's outdoors! So for $550 million you don't even get to sit inside! That makes a lot of sense in Indiana!"
"Don't they already play at Lucas Oil? So what's wrong with that? It's a beautiful place there. What's the problem? Do they not have good enough snacks?"
"Wouldn't there need to be evidence that there are enough people interested in attending to justify a stadium? How many people go to see the Indy Eleven games? Like nine people?"
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Ultra-runner targeting record for 800-mile Arizona Trail run
By Michael Boylan | Friday, Sept. 30, 2016
FLAGSTAFF- Running 800 miles may seem like insanity to some people, but Michael Versteeg knew he'd get around to trying it one day.
FLAGSTAFF- Running 800 miles may seem like insanity to some people, but Michael Versteeg knew he'd get around to trying it one day.
PHOENIX – There is a lot of racing history packed within the walls of the Arizona Open Wheel Racing Museum in east Phoenix, and it all started as a gimmick that a local businessman cooked up to draw racing fans into his stores.
GLENDALE - Every hockey goaltender must wear a protective mask, but the masks often do more than protect the goalie from slap shots flying toward the net at more than 100 mph.
TEMPE – After beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 40-7 on Sunday, the Arizona Cardinals certainly earned a day off.
PHOENIX - A 368-mile round-trip car ride awaits Bruce Clark-Frye each week to get treatment at Phoenix Children's Hospital – the place his parents say is their best hope for their child to one day be cancer-free.
The presence of international players in the NBA has boomed since the original USA Basketball "Dream Team" won a gold medal in the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. At the start of last season there were 100 foreign-born players in the NBA, representing 37 countries, according to the league.
PHOENIX - Grand Canyon University has invested millions of dollars in transitioning its athletic programs to NCAA Division I.
SCOTTSDALE - Seven jerseys hang on the wall of the Scottsdale Batting Cages, home to Chad Moeller Baseball.
PHOENIX - It's getting colder in the desert. "We're not a hockey state but we are starting to get there," said Jordan Nash-Boulden, an Arizona State women's hockey player.
PHOENIX – Near the end of spring training in 1990, MLB Commissioner Fay Vincent came to Arizona Gov. Rose Mofford with an ultimatum, according to former Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jim Bruner.
PHOENIX – Kelsey Bone is taking her social injustice protest to a bigger stage. On a night when the Phoenix Mercury clinched a berth in the WNBA playoffs, the 24-year-old center kneeled during the singing of the national anthem to raise awareness of alleged racial inequality and the recent shootings by and of police officers around the country.
PHOENIX - Just hours away from the Mexican border, the Diamondbacks celebrated Hispanic heritage with a pregame festival for their fans Saturday at Chase Field. But that heritage is represented by more than just the team's fan base.


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"Car Racing Game" concept art research (2015-2016).
"Treasure House" English textbooks (2015).
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Android - UI Pattern (incl. Honeycomb UI Patterns for Tablets)
A talk by Wolf Paulus at SoCal Code Camp - Los Angeles 2011
About the Talk
October 15, 2011 9:30 AM
Some categories of the Android Market seem to provide an almost endless choice of applications and standing out there requires more than just having the right mix of features. This talk will provide ideas, tips, and code samples for making Android User interfaces more intuitive, attractive, and fun to use.


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López Aguilar Juan Fernando (Member)
In the run-up to the European Parliament elections in May 2014, López Aguilar Juan Fernando, MEP (S&D, Spain) signed Alzheimer Europe's European Dementia Pledge, thus becoming a member of the EAA and affirming his support for greater EU collaboration on dementia.
Mr López Aguilar sits on the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee and is a substitute on the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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PREHEAT oven to 350°F.
MIX the chicken with the onion, garlic, parsley, blue cheese and season with salt and pepper. Form 1 inch meatballs.
PLACE meatballs on a nonstick sheet pan. Bake until the meatballs are cooked through about 20 minutes, turning the meatballs over halfway through baking.
MELT the butter in a large pot. Add the Frank's RedHot Sauce and whisk to combine. Remove the meatballs from the oven and toss in the hot sauce to coat.
SPREAD 1 tablespoon ranch dressing on both sides of each roll. Place several meatballs on bottom half of rolls. Drizzle with some of the hot sauce from the pot. Close with tops and serve.


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10 things on my to do list
10 things to do in february
• Since I'm already packing up the entire apartment, as we are getting ready to move into our new house, I want to donate the clothes we don't use anymore to charity and homeless shelters. This is actually something we do every now and then, but when you really have to strip down your home and organise everything you own,there's bound to be something that you don't need anymore.
• I will definitely drink some more hot chocolate! February is a very dark and cold month, therefor it requires something extra cozy. I'll make some homemade hot chocolate with whip cream and marshmallows at least once a week. Maybe it's a new weekend tradition?
• Get some fresh air. When the days are short and the rain is pouring outside, it's easy to skip the daily walk. But that's over for now! I want to enjoy the cold fresh air, walk through the parks, along the shore and even in the woods. And you know what? It's perfect with a cup of hot chocolate when you get home – win win.
• Well this is one of the most postponed things in my everyday life – I need to wash my car. Blah..everyone who knows me, will agree with me on this one. I'm very bad at keeping the car neat and clean, which is super weird, considering that I'm such a neat freak. But it has to be done – and don't get surprised, if this one makes next months to do list too.
• As I'm already at it, I might as well get better organised. My wardrobe, the kitchen and oh not to forget the bathroom! I can't be the only one, stuffing everything in cute boxes, because well to be honest if the storage looks good, it must be good – that's unfortunately not how it works. Also I have to clean up my computer, my Iphone and all the paperwork from the previous semester. I know it takes time, but it's good to declutter your surroundings every now and then.
• Last week I purchased a juicer, so one of my goals is to drink a green juice almost every day. This way I'm balancing all the hot chocolate and buns that are mandatory in february, right?
• Shopping is definitely on my to do list. And this might come as a surprise to all of you, but it's actually very stressfull to have such a long shopping list haha. I don't like impulse buys, and can spend a lot of time thinking about one specific item – therefor it's quite time consuming to have a million things to buy. But I have to start somewhere. Furniture and baby clothes seem as a good place to start.
• Catch up with my friends. I have had a few very busy months, and so have my friends. So it would be about time to have some girl time.
• Celebrate Valentine's Day! This is a must for february, wether it's by having a super romantic date with your significant other, or just going out for a drink or coffee with a good friend/family member. Buy some flowers/chocolate for someone you care about. I'll spend the day with my man, but also my grandparents, as they are coming to visit us soon – can't wait!
• Find a new gym. I never thought this day would come, but since I'm moving to the countryside, where Fitness World is nowhere to be found, I'll have to quit my gym membership. We had a good run though.


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By Bob Marshall, Chief Editor, Med Device Online
This article is the third in a five-part series examining vital relationships in each stage of medical device development. Read parts one and two here.
Early conceptual work during the product development process gives way to documented specifications that become the basis of your design. In turn, the design yields functional prototypes of your device. Now what? You are ready for the third phase of product development: verification. The verification effort ensures that your original concept can safely and effectively perform its diagnostic or therapeutic functions. As in the previous phases, you need good partners to help ensure that your design output meets your design input requirements.
Certification And Capacity Are The Keys To Selecting Compliance Testing Labs
If your medical device design includes electronics, perhaps the most important relationship you will have in this phase is with your compliance testing lab. Electrical medical devices must be tested for product safety, per IEC 60601-1, and for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Device developers may have some of the equipment necessary to conduct initial screening at their facilities, or may have a small lab near them that does preliminary testing, but when it is time to document product compliance with the required standards, a certified partner is necessary.
It also is important to make sure that your compliance lab has enough capacity to handle your business in addition to its other customers, and to schedule your testing as far in advance is possible. This is especially true when revisions to the testing standards are implemented. I recall when the third edition of IEC 60601-1 was implemented, many device developers were scrambling to get their designs and history files updated, and to find a lab with capacity to complete the testing. As the implementation deadline approached, device companies faced the reality of having to stop shipping their devices if third-edition IEC-60601 certification could not be completed in time.
Another aspect of the relationship with your compliance testing lab may be its capacity for environmental testing — gauging the device's performance across a range of operating and storage temperatures, humidity, and any other specified environmental conditions. This testing can be accomplished in-house by larger medical device companies, which can afford to purchase the necessary testing chambers and equipment, but many smaller companies will need an outsourced partner. In either case, understanding how best to simulate device operation during operational tests, or creating real-world conditions for storage tests (including packaging), requires close collaboration between design and test engineers.
You Never Get A Second Chance To Make A Good Clinical Impression
When clinical data will be necessary for clearance or approval of your medical device, you need to establish a productive relationship with a Clinical Research Organization (CRO). CROs help with many aspects of clinical trials, including preparation of clinical trial protocols, coordination with a statistician, monitoring, auditing, and safety monitoring. It is very important that the CRO operates as an extension of your organization during the trial. The CRO provides an element of independence in conducting the research, but must represent your interests.
You need a CRO partner that is focused on protection of the human subjects involved in the trial, and will ensure the integrity of the data obtained from the study. There is no replacement for experience when considering a partnership with a CRO; choose an experienced partner with a firm commitment to quality. You may not get a second chance to collect the data necessary to get your device on the market.
Testing The Little Things Makes A Big Difference
Another important verification partner is a microbiology testing lab. Perhaps the most vital consideration with this partner is biocompatibility testing of your medical device. All medical devices that have direct contact with skin, mucous membranes, blood, or bone must be tested for various biological effects, depending on the length of contact.
Biocompatibility testing requirements are outlined in international standard ISO-10993-1, Biological Evaluation of Medical Devices. Application of this standard, specific to medical devices, is further clarified by the FDA in a guidance document issued in June 2016. This guidance augments some of the requirements of ISO-10993-1, but also provides context for evaluating all potential biological effects of the device on the human body within a comprehensive risk management process. When evaluating microbiology labs as potential service providers, ensure they are well-versed in the ISO-10993 standard series, and that they have reviewed and adapted to the relatively recent FDA guidance document in this area.
Discuss with prospective labs their previous approaches to the optional testing that FDA has indicated for some biocompatibility tests, as well as whether they have been able to develop rationale to avoid performing some of these tests. Remember that every additional test incurs additional cost, additional time invested, and the consumption of additional test devices. Your microbiology lab should help you achieve the results necessary for clearance or approval in the minimal amount of time, with the fewest samples, and at the lowest total cost. Testing inconsequential things can add a lot of additional cost.
You may also need help from your microbiological testing partner in other areas. If your device is manufactured in a controlled environment or cleanroom, they can help with environmental testing, helping to commission the space and to conduct ongoing environmental monitoring. Also, if your device will be terminally sterilized prior to use, you will need microbiological testing for bioburden on manufactured product, and for sterility assurance and validation.
Discussing all of your requirements with your microbiological testing partner will provide a complete understanding of the services required, and can possibly provide for some reduced cost by bundling all of them together.


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Since the middle ages rye grain has been widely cultivated in Central and Eastern Europe and used for traditional bread making.
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Per 100g
Energy 1288kj/304kcal
Fat 1.9g of which saturates 0.3g
Carbohydrate 64.1g of which sugars 1.6g
Fibre 13.4g
Protein 7.8g
Salt 0.13g


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November 2019 - I have had a good month in the Dispute Resolution department, and once again, it has flown by!
This month I have been involved with more family matters. One of my tasks was to prepare a Form E for our client. A Form E is the document which divorcing couples must complete if they apply to the court in relation to financial matters. The form sets out each individuals financial position. It took a while to collate all the necessary information in relation to both income and capital.
I have also continued to be involved with various property dispute matters. This morning I attended court with one of my colleagues to take notes of a hearing. The hearing was in relation to a possession order for a residential property and we were successful in getting the order granted. It was interesting to see the process of when a witness is called by a judge to swear the oath which I hadn't seen before! I also attended a meeting with a client on a dilapidations matter I am working on. The meeting was to discuss the next stage in proceedings now that a date for the hearing has been listed. It is great to work on matters from start to finish and gain understanding as to how the Civil Procedure Rules work in practice. Following the meeting I typed up a comprehensive file note and next week I will commence drafting the necessary witness statements.
Last night I attended our annual Rollits quiz. It was nice to socialise with colleagues and the night also featured a delicious pie and mulled wine! I am looking forward to the festivities of next month…
October 2019 - It has been an interesting month in the Dispute Resolution department. Over the past few weeks I have been involved with various new matters, whilst continuing to work on those matters I had started to look at in September.
At the start of the month I attended a hearing at York County Court. I was successful in obtaining a final third party debt order for our client, and it was a great opportunity to do some advocacy.
Last week I attended a client meeting with one of the partners in the department. The meeting concerned a contentious probate matter relating to an Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975 claim in addition to a challenge being made to the validity of a Will. Following the meeting I was asked to draft a thorough file note of the meeting, draft a letter to the client documenting what had been discussed during the meeting and the steps going forward, and draft a letter to the solicitors acting on the other side of the matter. I look forward to seeing how this matter progresses.
Another exciting task I have been involved in was to sit in on a conference call with a client relating to a disputed debt. The purpose of the call was to discuss the history of the ongoing dispute with a member of head office, and discuss the options going forward. Our client decided that they wished to obtain counsels opinion on the dispute and accordingly I was then tasked with drafting the instructions. In order to do this, I undertook a thorough review of the matter and documented the happenings of the dispute and our client's position in a logical manner. I also collated the relevant documents to send to counsel with the instructions.
I was also able to sit in on another conference call which thereafter involved drafted Particulars of Claim. It was good to then go through my draft with a partner to determine where I can improve me drafting skills. I look forward to another month in the department!
September 2019 - I have thoroughly enjoyed my first month in the Dispute Resolution department.
At the moment I am sat with colleagues in the family team, which has meant I have been able to get involved in some interesting discussions! I have been involved in numerous family matters which has included submitting an application to the Land Registry to register a matrimonial home rights notice against the title to the matrimonial home, and also preparing instructions to counsel. This afternoon I will be attending my first client meeting with a colleague in the department to provide the client initial advice in relation to a divorce. I look forward to being involved with the matter from the start.
I have also been involved in other matters within the department which has included obtaining case law in relation to section 216 Insolvency Act 1986 to assist with the preparation for a hearing requesting permission under the Act to reuse a prohibited name. I was also able to attend the hearing and it was good to get familiar with hearings in judges chambers in advance of a hearing I have been asked to do in relation to a third party debt order next month. Other work has included considering a letter before action and drafting a response to the solicitors for the claimant, drafting a directions questionnaire and undertaking numerous research tasks. The latter has included research in relation to section 27 Trustee Act 1925 advertisements in relation to a debt claim by our client.
I am looking forward to attending the annual Hull Law Society Law Ball at the Hilton with colleagues tonight.
August 2019 - Today is my last day in the property department and on Monday I move to Dispute Resolution for my third seat. I look forward to getting familiar with a new area of law and to get to know better my colleagues in the department.
This month I have continued to draft various documents and more Land Registry applications. Throughout my seat I have become increasingly familiar with a number of application forms and so I am now able to work more independently on these. I have also been involved with various agricultural matters which has introduced me to the Basic Payment Scheme entitlements and how these are dealt with on the sale/purchase of farming land.
I have also been tasked with various research tasks again this month. This has included research into the SDLT liability when a partnership transfers a property out of the partnership to one of the partners. SDLT liability for partnerships is a notoriously complex area of law and it takes a while to get to grips with the principles!
I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in the property department and will miss my colleagues in the department. It is hard to believe that I am already half way through my training contract!
July 2019 - It's my second to last month in the Property department and I can't believe where the time has gone!
This month I have had the opportunity to draft some documents I have not looked at before. This has included a rent deposit deed, a transfer of part containing provisions in relation to a planning permission and a statutory declaration to support an application for adverse possession.
I have also completed on a number of matters including lease extensions, a Deferred Fees Agreement and the transfer of a property between a company and its wholly owned subsidiary. In addition to this I have undertaken research in relation to rentcharges, old rates of SDLT and a 'Tithe Redemption Annuity' which was contained in an old conveyance. I look forward to undertaking more research in my last month with the department.
It has also been a sociable month, with the annual Rollits Charity Golf Day in the first week of July, and Driffield Show later in the month. I also attended a Hull Young Professional summer bbq at the end of the month.
June 2019 - This month started with two weeks annual leave where I travelled around France and Italy. It was a nice way to start the month and was a great break from work! When I returned I started my three months in the Planning and Development department, whilst also finishing off matters that I was involved with in the commercial property department.
This month I have been asked to research numerous topics including the SDLT consequences of transferring a property out of a partnership, and the statutory time periods imposed on landlords and tenants under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987. I have also looked into the succession rights for an Assured Tenancy.
Once again this month has also involved drafting Land Registry applications, I am now much more familiar with the array of different application forms! I have also drafted various SDLT returns upon the completion of a number of matters, and assisted with a number of lease extension matters.
The work experience students joined us for the last two weeks of this month. I have enjoyed talking to them about a training contract at Rollits and watching their presentations at the end of their two weeks vacation scheme. I look forward to meeting the second cohort of trainees starting next month!
May 2019 - This month has once again been very busy in the commercial property department. I have been involved in a couple of matters this month involving the purchase of properties which I have been able to assist with from start to completion. This has meant that I have had the opportunity to draft Reports on Title which involves collating information about a property, and reporting any issues with the property the client is proposing to purchase, to the client. This is with the aim to confirm to a client that they are purchasing good and marketable title. The information is obtained by looking through the title to the property, answers to pre-contract enquiries and search results including the local authority, environmental and chancel searches. It has been great to see these matters through to completion. I was also able to meet with a client and talk him through the Report on Title, with the help and supervision of one of the partners in this department which was great experience.
I really feel as though my knowledge of property law has developed significantly this month and I continue to gain confidence when interacting with clients directly. I look forward to developing these skills further next month!
April 2019 - April has been another interesting month with plenty to get involved with.
Again this month I have had the opportunity to simultaneously exchange and complete on a couple of matters I have been working on, one of which was an urgent Deed of Variation to vary an existing legal charge.
I have also been tasked with making various Land Registry applications which has included drafting numerous AP1's and RX1's amongst others and drafting Reports on Title.
Once again I have been involved in some residential matters which has including submitting a UN1 and C(iv) Land Charge to the Land Registry to protect a contract between exchange and completion.
This month I was also able to attend the Hull and Humber Top 30 Under 30 event at the KCOM Stadium to support Gareth Orriss,a senior solicitor in the department who was one of the 30 winners!
I am now able to work more independently on matters and am really enjoying the range of work within the department.
March 2019 - My first month in the Property Department in the Hull office has been fast pace and very interesting.
So far I have exchanged contracts and completed on three different matters, something which I remember rehearsing on the LPC with my fellow students! I have also had the opportunity to draft numerous Land Registry applications including an AP1, CN1, DS3 and FR1.
Although the majority of work I have been involved in has been on commercial matters, I have also been involved with drafting an Assured Shorthold Tenancy for our residential team.
Other work I have been involved with has included research into the complex SDLT rules which apply when a property is transferred into a Partnership.
All my colleagues in the property department have been very welcoming and I look forward to what April brings!
February 2019 - Tomorrow will be my last day in the Private Client department. I am excited to move to the Hull Office and join the commercial property team but will miss everyone in York and especially the private client team who have been so helpful and patient with me throughout my first seat!
February has been an interesting month as I continue to drafts Wills, Codicils and Trust documents. This has included a Deed terminating part of a life interest in a Will trust, a document which I hadn't drafted before.
I have also been involved in a number of probate matters, arranging standing searches with the Probate Registry and undertaking numerous research tasks. The latter has included researching tax reliefs for Venture Capital Trusts during the administration period (something I had never heard of before) and the rights of trust beneficiaries to trust information. It often seems that the more I learn, the more I realise how much I don't know!
On Friday I attended the Goole and Howdenshire Business Excellence Awards with my colleague Sue Brad. It was good to meet other professionals and hear about all the upcoming businesses in the local area. I'm looking forward to a young professionals event in York this evening.
January 2019 - Throughout January I have become increasingly involved in a wider range of matters as my responsibility within the department continues to grow.
Once again this month I have drafted Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and various trust documents, including a Deed of Appointment to appoint the assets within an estate to the beneficiaries of a discretionary Will Trust. I have also been involved with numerous probate matters. Following a client meeting last week I have drafted the initial letters to the executors, banks, council and utility and pension providers. On another probate matter I have been involved in the process of realising the assets within the estate, liaising with stockbrokers to sell shares and other investments. In doing so I have gained experience with dealing with intermediaries
Last week I was able to join Emma Fawke on a home visit to an elderly client where I was a witness to the execution of her Will. We also took instructions for an LPA for health and welfare and property and financial affairs and it was good to experience this side of private client work.
I am looking forward to what my final month in the Private Capital department will bring!
December 2018 - With a festive buzz in the office and having taken some annual leave this month, December has flown by!
Once again I have had a busy month of drafting Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney's and trust Deeds. Each client and their circumstances is always so different which makes this area of law really interesting. I have also drafted a number of new documents this month which has included a Deed of Revocation to revoke an Enduring Power of Attorney. Moreover I have been heavily involved with a number of probate matters. A particularly interesting estate has been one with numerous investment properties which may end up an insolvent estate as this has meant I have had to liaise with creditors including mortgage lenders on many occasions.
Again I have attended a number of networking events this month which has included the Chamber of Commerce carol service and a York Professionals event named 'the story of Christmas' where I learnt how important the Christmas period is for the economy of York. I also attended a number of internal events including the 'Rollits 2018 Conference' where our managing partner looked back on the past year of the firm, as well as looking forward to the future. I look forward to what this year brings!
November 2018 - November has been a busy month in the Private Client department.
This month I have been able to further my skills by drafting more Wills, Trust Deeds and Letters of Wishes for both Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney. I have also had the opportunity to undertake a wider range of tasks such as drafting Codicils, an Affidavit of Identity and Letters of Authority. I also completed Stock Transfer Forms to transfer shares from the trustees of a settlement to the entitled beneficiary. Last week I also drafted a Deed of Appointment and Indemnity to appoint trust property to the beneficiaries of a trust, and an accompanying Direction from the beneficiaries to direct the Trustees to sell the property on their behalf.
In early November I also attended Northumbria Careers Fair. It was great to give advice to students about applying for training contracts, and to speak to many who were interested in applying to Rollits. York Business Week also took place this month and I attended a workshop 'Owning Your Own Career' which provided insight into how to proactively manage your career development and take control of your career goals.
I'm looking forward to what December brings!
October 2018 - I have really enjoyed my first couple of months as a trainee at Rollits and don't know where the time has gone! . The Private Client department has been incredibly welcoming and involved me in their various matters. I have been trusted with a broad range of drafting tasks including the drafting of numerous Wills and an accompanying Letter of Wishes, a Notice of Severance and a Deed of Variation. I have also drafted various probate forms including an IHT 205. In addition I have had the opportunity to get involved in the administration of trusts and have drafted a Deed of Revocation relating to a life interest in respect of Trust land. It has been great to get to know my colleagues in the York office and the Private Client department particularly have been great at giving me feedback on all my work, enabling me to advance my understanding and meaning each time I draft a document there are less amendments needed to be made!
Throughout my training contract so far I have also enjoyed attending various client meetings which have discussed creating or amending Wills and the administration of estates. Each meeting is very different and I enjoy writing up the attendance note following the meeting.
I have also had the opportunity to attend a couple of networking events. In September I went to The Business Network event and this month, the Chamber of Commerce Business Lunch. It's great to get out of the office and meet other professionals from other industries in the area.
I am looking forward to gaining more responsibility as I become more familiar with the work in the department over the next couple of months.
After completing my Geography degree at Newcastle University I moved to the University of Law in Leeds where I studied for both the GDL and LPC with LLM in professional legal practice.
Two weeks into my Training Contract everyone at Rollits is as welcoming as I'd remembered from my interview two years ago with lots of talk of upcoming Christmas parties!
My first week was in the Hull office and was filled with training inductions, events including the Heritage Open Day and welcome meetings, all of which provided the opportunity to settle into the Rollits team.
I moved to the York office in my second week for my first seat in the Private Capital department. The department has involved me in their work and this week has involved drafting Wills, a Deed of Appointment of a trustee and numerous letters and emails to clients. I have also been given various research tasks and attended three client meetings. I'm looking forward to developing my skills further in the next six months as I learn how theory is put into practice.
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