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Soldotna lawmakers are poised to seek voter permission to adopt their own guidelines for financial disclosure rather than comply with state statutes.
In the wake of corruption allegations in the state capital, the Alaska Legislature enacted tougher financial disclosure requirements in 2007 for pubic officials and candidates for elective office.
In an ordinance to be introduced by the Soldotna City Council tonight, the new requirements are described as "intrusive and unreasonable."
If voters approve, a municipality may exempt its municipal officers and candidates for elective municipal office from the requirements.
When Kenai considered the exemption last year, background information from the Alaska Public Offices Commission said about one-half of the state's 200 communities voted to be exempt. Kenai voters approved the exemption, instead requiring municipal officers and candidates to file a City of Kenai Public Official Financial Disclosure Statement.
On Monday, Soldotna City Manager Larry Semmens said the state's requirements "clearly discourage people" from wanting to serve as elected and appointed officials. The ordinance provides for establishing local financial disclosure guidelines.
The council also is scheduled to discuss methods such as the issuance of bonds for financing the planned expansion of the city's public library. In order to issue bonds for the financing, the city would need voter approval. To get the measure on the October ballot, the council must approve the proposal by the first council meeting in August.
A needs analysis last year showed the existing 8,000 square-foot library should be expanded to 15,824 to serve Soldotna's current population, and should be at 17,774 square feet to meet the projected 2020 needs.
In October 2008, a Kenai architect estimated the cost of doubling the size of the library at around $12 million.
Semmens said he has signed closing documents for the purchase of land next to the library for the expansion. The council had earlier appropriated $325,000 for the 1.417-acre parcel owned by Dr. Lavern Davidhizar, immediately north of and adjacent to the existing library site.
A resolution on the council's consent agenda for tonight's meeting would amend job descriptions and raise the salary ranges for the directors of Finance and Public Works, the police chief and several other city employees. The proposal also creates a 30-hour position for a Human Resources adviser for 10 months.
The adviser would review the city's human resources program, update policies and ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations, as well as possibly participating on the city management's negotiating team for union contract negotiations. Currently the human resources responsibilities are vested with the city clerk, according to Semmens.
The final public hearing on the fiscal year 2009-2010 city budget also is scheduled for tonight's meeting. The proposed General Fund budget is $8,280,934.
If the budget is adopted, council members are expected to approve setting the rate of levy of taxes on all real and personal property within the city at 1.65 mills, unchanged from the previous year.
The council also is slated to consider rezoning a lot in the Dawn Glow Subdivision southwest of Central Peninsula Hospital from Single-family Residential to Limited Commercial at the request of the property owner. The zoning change would make way for an orthotics and prosthetic services business.
The city council meeting is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m.
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Recently, I recorded a series of videos of my poetry. My photographer, Rodney Smith of Tempus Fugit Design did an amazing job on all of them. We chose to launch this project with two videos about sexual assault and victim blaming. (They are "The Car Accident" & "How To Stop Rape".) I am sad to say that I would be unable to count how many times I have physically been a victim of sexual predators. From being molested as a child, to weekly assaults while I was in a home for children, to the two "normal" rapes and my relationship with a violent alcoholic… there's just too many attacks to even count.
April is National Poetry Month. As a poet, I'm required to have this knowledge and not just wait around for someone to post about it on Facebook…. and then look it up on Snopes to see if it's actually true.
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If you have a child, then you may know about all the poetry that happens in April. Even schools who don't normally have poetry in their classes will seize the day (so to speak) and break out the Shel Silverstein, Dorothy Parker or may snag a local poet to come perform for the kids. I'm one of those fortunate local poets.
I have seen a lot of all-caps-multiple-exclamation-points posts from middle-class white people on social media this month. Their issue? That people are saying the wrong holiday greeting to them. They're Jewish or agnostic or Wiccan or whatever and someone happily wished them a "Merry Christmas."
I get being upset or annoyed by that. I really do. But going ALL CAPS & exclamation pointy on people?….I don't get that. See, here's the thing, for the first time in your life, you're the minority. I'll bet the majority of America celebrates Christmas. Maybe not the Christian version, and perhaps they also have a menorah lit in the window, but chances are, Santa is somewhere in their holiday season. read more →
And now I'm going to do something which I rarely do….promote myself. Please bear with me, this is not something I do well. Sure, I'm great at letting everyone know which bands and plays to go see, and I'm almost always right when I warn people to buy tickets because a show will sell out, but I am no good at reminding people to come hear me perform.
To further illustrate my point, this is the first time I've used my website to mention one of my shows in several months, maybe a year. I have an email list to send out newsletters, but I only sent out one and it was in early 2013. Yep, the shoemaker's children have no shoes and the girl who loves to promote everyone else never says a word about her own work. read more →
Before I share my thoughts on Rosanne Cash's new album, The River & The Thread, let's go ahead and address the metaphorical elephant in the room. Yes, I am referring to the "clad in black, full of charm, iconic voice" known to all generations as Johnny Cash. Because yes, he is Rosanne Cash's father; however his black coattails have never carried her career. To me, the fact that they are related is almost an aside when discussing her music. An interesting association, and certainly it enabled her to gather an insider's perspective of the industry, but this is not what has made her an Americana music legend. read more →
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transitioning from ec to pt?
Laney is 20 months and goes potty when i remind her or when i send her (if i see her start to grab/sign potty or about ever hour).
If i dont notice her grabbing though she just goes wherever she happens to be. She can hold it, bc if i see her grabbing and tell her to go to the potty she gets there with dry undies.
How can i get her to start heading to the potty without being told? She gets verbally rewarded when she makes it with dry undies (we cheer, clap and dance). She cant verbally say "potty" yet, she can sign potty but chooses not to (i sign it ever time she goes and ask her to sign it but she refuses).
Any suggestions for making the leap to really being potty trained?
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Honestly, I think some of it is developmental. I part time EC'ed with my DD. We would go to the potty upon waking, before and after naps, before tub, and before bed. She didn't show a true interest in holding it for the potty until 24-26 months. She will be 3 next month and is still not night trained (wears a pull up and wets 1-2 weekly).
I think if you just encourage regular potty trips and keep up the communication (the signing, the rewards), she will get it eventually. For us, stickers were a huge reward. We started a sticker book and DS loved to collect 1 sticker after each pee and 2 stickers for each poop.
My daughter (15mo) has been full time underwear with absolutely no "accidents" since she was 11.5months. I took her to the potty often, and I made sure to use the same motions and words each time. Now, every time she has to go, even in her sleep, she says "potty", no rewards needed. I think it's more what mom is comfortable with. If you let your baby get used to peeing in a diaper, that's something they know and do. I've managed to have both of my girls diaper free before age 1 without a bit of fuss, but maybe I'm just really lucky? :)
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I thought I'd be able to switch DS out of diapers at 1 like others say, but it hasn't happened. He's 15 months and I've done a modified EC since he was 2 weeks. (I can't call it true EC because I didn't follow everything they say, but it was our own method that was basically EC.) Anyways, I am tentatively planning on undies at 18 months or so, but I'm not as ready to jump into undies this time around. We put DD in undies at 18 months, and she only recently will say she needs to go, and take herself. (She's 2.5) DS does tell me when he needs to go sometimes though, and that is positive. I guess I have just resigned myself to the fact that being a mom to my children includes washing lots of damp undies. DD wears pull ups at night and naps (I got tired of washing sheets 4 or 5 times a week) and DS wears a disposable. Though both kids will wake to pee in the night, the both scream bloody murder when I try to potty them and so I just mostly cuddle and hope they pee in their diaper so they will go back to sleep. I feel bad, like I'm going to ruin them, but I have decided that I have to sleep. ;)
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I've had lots of frustration thinking we were so close only then to have a set back. My daughter is very independent and would hate to stop playing to go potty. We had to get where she felt in control, if I ask if she needs to go potty she will tell me no almost every time, but if I ask her "L go potty by yourself?" it is a complete 180. We would have wet pants nearly every day, but to do cloth seemed I couldn't have enough for a load of laundry, so aggravating on different levels. We did go to pull-ups on vacation and I think that broke my laundry habits and her training awareness, so I've fought with changing from training panties to cloth to disposable and back so many times that I could scream. At 26 months just before leaving for Christmas she stayed dry, changes did affect her while we were gone, but other than getting to the potty and peeing as she is getting situated she has stayed dry. We did start to offer her a reward for staying dry and that motivated her greatly, learning the importance of not only going potty sometimes but each time and keeping dry. I will try to do things differently next time to be as consistent as possible and try to be more patient. On another note, I only changed a few dirty diapers in the past 14+ months, so there was a positive to ec'ing plus many others that I failed to express here.
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TELL CITY – Visitors to Tell City's Main Street business district will notice some changes in the next few weeks. The Tell City Beautification Committee has placed flower baskets on the new light posts along Main Street. There will be two baskets at each intersection for a total of 10 baskets. The committee has expressed its thanks to VIP and The Greenhouse for their assistance with preparing the baskets for hanging.
Five contestants in the Tell City Regional Arts Association's Shoot for the Stars singing contest, at left, Twila Brown, Ashley Graves, Savannah Alvey, Rebecca Shearn and Brooke Lawalin, advanced after Friday's event in City Hall Park. (Click photo to enlarge and right arrow to see others.)
The Perry County Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon-cutting for the new ownership of the Bandon Tavern. (Click photo to enlarge.)
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CANNELTON – Cannelton Mayor Smokey Graves announced at regular city meetings Monday that more work than expected must be done to repair Indiana 237 and that change will delay a project to improve the city's Seventh Street.
TELL CITY – The Tell City Regional Arts Association will host another free movie tonight in a series of films titled "Movies at Sunset."
Showings are held each Thursday during July in Sunset Park and begin with pre-movie entertainment around 8 p.m. The park will be closed to traffic for these evenings. Parking will be available outside the floodwall.
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6 p.m. Moto Cross
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Dalton Rennie presents his John Deere-themed project during Sunday's community judging at the Perry County 4-H Fairgrounds. (Click photo to enlarge.)
By VINCE LUECKE, Editor
TELL CITY – A local provider of child-care services will close its doors in less than two months as part of a plan to cope with funding reductions and focus on its core mission.
Bright Beginnings Child Care and Southern Indiana Resource Solutions announced this week that it will close its child-care center on 31st Street Sept. 2. The center near Ivy Tech Community College serves 40 to 50 children throughout the year.
PERRY COUNTY – In a chart of results from the latest Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress tests examined by The News, the good news about Perry County students far outweighs the bad.
Released Tuesday by the Indiana Department of Education, the chart shows students in this county's school systems scored higher than state averages far more often than they scored lower.
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Leyland CC hosted this year's U12s Inter League final between Central Lancashire League (CLL) and Palace Shield Junior League.
CLL won the toss and elected to take first use of the wicket. Lancashire duo Jack Morley and James Tierney opened the batting and were tentative at first, but both playing intelligently against the new ball. Bowlers incidentally were Lancashire opening pair of Jack Armer and Kurtis Watson. Tierney and Morley picked up good singles and kept the scoreboard ticking over. Morley soon started to hit the ball to all parts of the ground but played on to his stumps for a well crafted 30, which took the team score to 53. Drinks were taken at 14 overs and as the old saying goes 'drinks brings wickets' proved true with 4 quick wickets for 3 runs, which left CLL on 56 for 5. This brought Clifton and Lancashire duo Sam Dorsey and Danny Ainscough to the crease. A 50 partnership followed which took the score on to 112 as Dorsey was given out caught behind off the bowling of the reintroduced Watson. Opening bowler and captain Jack Armer brought himself back on to finish the innings and with Watson the last 8 overs went for a total of 22 runs leaving Palace Shield needing 135 for victory.
Palace Shield's reply was very efficient, picking up singles and also running hard in turning ones in to twos. 2 wickets fell to the opening pair of Tierney and Avery which brought County player Kurtis Watson to the crease. A highly skilled innings was to follow from Kurtis as he played the ball to all areas in his match winning knock of 57. Josh Sackfield (43no) also aided the innings as he too got himself established and played with elegance. Unfortunately Watson was out with the team only needing another 13 runs to win. Enter Harry Barclay who clinically finished off the innings to give the Palace Shield victory by 7 wickets.
A superb and very fitting ending to this year's competition.
The Lancashire Cricket Board would like to thank all the Leagues that took part and to all the support from Parents, Coaches and Managers throughout this season. Thanks also to Leyland CC for providing a truly magnificent environment for the boys to play in and for their fabulous hospitality throughout the day.
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Liverpool are dominating betting ahead of Monday's English Premier League fixture against out-of-form West Brom, despite concerns star recruit Daniel Sturridge could miss the match with a thigh injury.
Sturridge, the former Chelsea striker, moved to Liverpool in the January transfer window and has immediately transformed the previously struggling Reds, having scored four goals in his first six games for the club.
And with the Reds' best player in Uruguayan star Luis Suarez maintaining his remarkable scoring output in the same period, Liverpool have taken 11 points in that period and were unlucky to only came away with draws from their recent testing trips to Manchester City and Arsenal.
Heading into Monday's game, Liverpool are in eighth spot, just one place and two points ahead of West Brom, but the two teams are worlds apart as far as their recent form is concerned, with the Baggies having taken just one point from their past six games.
As a result, Liverpool are heavy favourites for this one at odds of $1.33 at Centrebet and $1.39 with Betfair, where so far nearly 90 percent of money wagered on the game has been placed on the home side.
The Baggies are being given little chance at odds of $8.50 at sportsbet.com.au, $9.50 at Centrebet and $10 at Betfair, while even the draw is priced at odds of $4.50 at sportsbet.com.au, $4.75 at Centrebet and $5.40 at Betfair.
|Liverpool to win v West Brom at $1.39 at Betfair
|Liverpool to win 2-0 v West Brom at $8 at Betfair
Sturridge remains in doubt for Monday's game with a thigh injury picked up against Manchester City last week, and punters should keep a close eye on team selection for this one before placing their bets - particularly those backing on the correct-score market.
West Brom thrashed Liverpool 3-0 in the opening game of the season in August, but such has been the Baggies' decline that the Reds should win this game, even if Sturridge does not come up.
But the margin of victory will be much greater should Sturridge be fit and firing.
Liverpool to win 2-0 is the early favourite in correct-score betting at Betfair at odds of $8 and does look the safest option, while only a 1-0 win for the Reds at $9.40 is worth considering should Sturridge be a non-starter for Liverpool.
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ASHLEY WILLIAMS says Swansea City are desperate to go all the way to Wembley after seeing off Liverpool in the Capital One Cup.
Swansea have been rewarded with a home tie against Championship outfit Middlesbrough for beating Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool side 3-1 at Anfield last night.
Goals from Chico Flores and Jonathan de Guzman, their firsts for Swansea, either side of a Nathan Dyer strike gave Swansea a deserved victory over their former boss.
A goal from second half substitute Luis Suarez had threatened to drag Liverpool back into the game but de Guzman's injury time goal sealed Swansea's passage into the quarter-finals for the first time in the club's history.
Swans boss Michael Laudrup played a near full-strength side for last night's fourth round clash while Rodgers' made nine changes to his starting 11 and Williams insists his side are eager to do well in the cups this season.Related content
Williams said: "I'm pleased that we are taking the cup very seriously and giving ourselves a chance to get really far in it.
"Who knows if we can win it? I've never got this far in the cup myself and I'm keen to see how far we can get now.
"We are going to give it a real good go.
"In the quarter-finals anything can happen, you see sides go through and make it to the final when people might not expect them to so why not us.
"I'm pleased that we are at home in the quarter-finals.
"Middlesbrough are doing really well this season so we know it's going to be a tough game but we are at home so we will be looking to take the game to them."
Williams hailed the Swans display in the win over Liverpool as their best team performance of the season after seeing Rodgers' side off in style.
Swansea had performed well at Manchester City at the weekend before eventually going down to a Carlos Tevez goal and Williams admits it is nice to get the monkey off their back of winning away at one of the Premier League's big clubs.
All Swansea's most memorable victories of last season over Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool came at the Liberty Stadium.
"We've won at home before and performed well away at the big clubs but we've never quite got that win. Now we've got over that hurdle," added Williams.
"It wasn't in the league, which would have been nice, but it was still a very important game and we want to make in-roads in the cup.
"The Liverpool fans showed us a lot of respect when we came off at the end and you can't ask for much more than appreciation from an away crowd.
"It's up there with the best under the new manager, obviously QPR is right up there and West Ham but to come away from home to a game with a lot of things going on around it and perform like that is great. It was the best team performance of the season."


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We had to make Freedom of Information Act requests to get access to reports about food safety in schools. These reports are still not generally available to parents but we feel they should be. Parents should have the right to be informed about what is going on in their school kitchens, and to be actively involved in effecting improvements. We have summarised the key issues below and welcome responses from schools, kitchen staff, caterers, parents and pupils.
The reports are snapshots at the particular time of each inspection visit. Some parents will find the reports comforting, for others the report may act as a starting point for enquiries. Some inspection reports date back to November 2004 and improvements will have been made since then. The purpose of the report is to draw attention to areas needing improvement by the time of the next visit, and most schools and caterers will have addressed any criticisms. Your school and its caterers should have taken action since the report - you might want to check.
If your school is featured and you have tackled the problems detailed below then email us at email@example.com and we will add to this article the measures you have undertaken.
Amber Valley borough council
Inspectors made criticisms of a number of schools, many kitchens were dirty and had broken tiles and dirty vents or fans. At Corfield Church of England infants school there was no hand basin for people serving school meals and the one used in the toilets had no hot water. At Denby Free Church of England Aided school, the ceiling fan was broken and temperature in the kitchen was 33.8C. At Ecclesbourne school, inspectors were concerned that sandwiches were being made three hours before lunch. They also found food past its 'best before' date. There were breaches of safety regulations at Heage school where paint was peeling in the kitchen, Riddings school where hot food was delivered below the recommended temperature and at Langley Mills junior school there were ants in the storeroom, kitchen tiles were dirty and paint was flaking. At Riddings Infant school there were "accumulations of food debris and dirt on the floor" and the inspector was told "there was no time allowance to thoroughly clean the kitchen". At Ripley junior school there had been a mouse infestation, eggs were out of date, there were "long standing accumulations of food debris" and high-level cleaning was "urgently" needed. At Southwood House school the food temperature probe was not working properly, at Somercotes infants school the ventilation system was condemned in 1994 but was still being used
In May, inspectors found breaches of the food safety laws at Thurlstone primary. At Penistone St Johns, Summer Lane, Summerfields and Holy Cross Deanery, there were "no problems".
Basildon district council
Great Berry county primary had "very high standards" of food hygiene, as did Abacus school. At Sunnymede school physical standards at the premises were high but some worktops were not capable of being cleaned and "could pose a risk of physical contamination to foods". At Bromfords school there were concerns about temperature monitoring - sandwiches were being held at between 10C and 14C when they should be kept at below 8C, which could support bacterial growth. In addition there was no system of checking the temperature of hot foods, and "makeshift" covers for the display cabinets were not satisfactory.
District of Bolsover
Many schools had satisfactory practices but there were some breaches of regulations. At Scarcliffe primary school paintwork and skirting boards were peeling and cracked and walls were greasy, at Clowne infants school best before dates on frozen foods were being lost when food was transferred to the freezer and inspectors requested a "thorough" clean of the kitchen. Inspectors noted there was a "build up of dirt and grime" on kitchen walls at Bolsover Church of England school. At Creswell infants school one preparation surface was used for both raw and cooked food, at Blackwell primary school there nearest hand washing facilities to the kitchen were some distance away, this was deemed "totally unacceptable" by inspectors.
Braintree district council
Inspectors were critical of Scolarest's service at several schools - at St Andrews primary school, the floors were "dirty", "potentially harmful" green potatoes and out-of-date eggs were found; "beetles were noted in the dry goods store" at De Vere county primary; there were "dirty" ceiling extractors and "cracked and flaking" walls at Colne Engaine primary. Scolarest meals at other schools attracted less criticism.
Brentwood borough council
Inspectors found that the floor in the sixth form bistro at St Martin's school was "dirty with food accumulations and dust". At Brentwood county high school there was "failure" to check and record chilled and frozen delivery temperatures and the wall covering in the sandwich bar area was "in disrepair". There were several food safety breaches at Hutton Manor school where food was being put into hot cabinets in a lobby between the toilets and the kitchen; it was also suggest that a cleaning schedule was devised.
Camarthenshire county council
At Abernant county primary school inspectors noted that standards of cleanliness and food handling were "excellent", at Whitland county primary school food handling practices were noted as "excellent" and at Copperworks infant school there was a "high standard of cleanliness". At Cefneithin county primary inspectors were concerned that paintwork was "stained with black mould growth and that the air temperature of the fridge was too warm and at 10.6C, could "support the growth of bacteria". At Pembrey county primary standards were satisfactory but the vegetable boiler was "condemned by a gas CORGI engineer in 2002". At Gwynfryn county primary school there were several areas of concern - the kitchen walls appeared dirty high up and paint was flaking, an upsurge of water whenever it rained in the dry store was deemed "completely unacceptable" and there was a "substantial leak" to the vegetable preparation sink, the lid of the chest freezer had "deteriorated to the extent that it couldn't be cleaned". At Llanbodoidy county primary the extractor fan was dirty and storage rooms were "affected by condensation and mould". At Llandovery College inspectors registered a series of breaches including condensation and mould on walls in the storerooms, old food debris in the fridge. It was noted that "high level cleaning" was needed in the kitchen, the ceramic tiles behind the fryers were greasy, the walls behind the dishwasher were "stained with old food splashes and a room used for crockery storage was "unsatisfactory" for storing food containers.
Caradon district council
No action was required at 12 of the 13 schools where reports were obtained. At Lanreath school one member of staff was required to attend a basic food hygiene refresher course.
Carrick district council
St Erme county primary school was noted as having very good standards of hygiene and cleanliness.
Castle Point borough council
Inspectors were critical of Hadleigh junior school where wall and ceiling surfaces were discoloured with mould. Inspectors were critical of cleanliness at Leigh Beck infants and Juniors, Northwick Park where there was mould on a fridge seal and Canvey county Juniors, which also had mouldy fridge seals. At Carnelius Vermuyden school sandwiches were being stored at 27C when the recommended temperature is 8C and below.
Chesterfield borough council, Derbyshire
St Mary's RC primary school inspectors found that there was cracked plasterwork and dirty paintwork throughout the kitchen. At Newbold C of E Aided primary school, following a reinspection of the school kitchens, inspectors identified "some significant risks to food safety" - the walls and ceilings to the main kitchen were dirty and stained, the paintwork to the internal doors and frames to the main kitchen and two dry goods stores were badly chipped and damaged and it was said that they were not being kept clean.
Chichester district council
"Excellent" standards found at Prebendal, Bishop Luffa, Conifers, and Little Green.
Colchester borough council
Most premises were satisfactory although inspectors consistently commented that regular cleaning of extractor fans and high level cleaning and repair to peeling paintwork was necessary in many kitchens. Some staff also needed 'basic hygiene training'. At St James primary school inspectors noted that, "there was not enough time for cleaning", because staff were only paid until 1.30pm each day, the floor needed "mechanical cleaning".
East Renfrewshire council
Inspectors made some criticisms of Carolside, Braidbar, Busby, eaglesham, Woodfarm High, Crookfur, Our Lady of the Missions, Isobel Mair, St Thomas and St Marks.
Eastbourne borough council
"Excellent standards" were found at Bourne county primary school and most schools were satisfactory. However, inspectors found that the kitchen at Hampden Park infants school had a "possibly insect infestation" and some walls had flaking paint. At Parkland junior and infants school some areas of "deep cleaning" were required and at Ratton school the sandwich chiller was operating at 12C, above the required 8C and this was considered "high-risk", wooden preparation tables were deemed "inappropriate" for use with high risk foods. At Tollgate junior school a ceiling fan was in a "very poor state of cleanliness" and was considered a "risk" because food was being prepared under the fan. There was a failure to adequately clean the "more inaccessible areas" of the kitchen and food debris was found underneath the cooker, grill and steamer, the tiled floor was "contaminated" with grease and was slippery and eggs in the fridge were past their 'best before' date.
Epping Forest district council
Scolarest run some of the kitchen services for the council, others are council-run. In March inspectors commented that standards at High Ongar county primary were very good, the premises was "very clean". Roding Valley high school was also very clean. In January inspectors found several food safety breaches at Daiglen school; there was mould on the seals of the fridges and freezers, it was noted that staff were not wearing protective headwear. At Shearing Church of England school dish used for weighing ingredients was badly rusted up and freezers were badly frosted up. Inspectors said Epping Forest College was a "well-run and organised unit" but said the that the general condition of the kitchen was, "unsatisfactory" and made recommendations including blocking a potential rodent access hole. At Theydon Bois county primary temperature checks on hot food were not being made.
Falkirk council
In February inspectors at Stenhousemuir primary school found that food temperature checks were not being carried out. The chilled display storing milk and yoghurt was 10.3C when the recommended temperature is 5C. The ventilation system was dirty, shelving in the dry store area was damaged and unable to be cleaned and the fridge was overloaded. There were breaches at Bankier primary school where the ceiling in the kitchen was dirty and windows needed redecoration. At Grangemouth high school, inspectors found greasy and dirty surfaces, dirty doors and dirty flyscreens. At Grange primary school the fan in the sandwich fridge was "rusty and incapable of being effectively cleaned" and the shelving in the fridge had deteriorated and could no longer be cleaned. Inspectors found the kitchen at St Andrews's school to be "cramped with limited working areas". At Falkirk high school the oven was not working properly and the ceilings and walls were dirty and greasy. Breaches were also found at Westquarter primary school, where shelving needed replacing and the kitchen was dirty, at Bo'ness public school where there was loose plaster on the walls and a "large build-up" of grease and dirt on the walls, and Sheildhill primary school, Carronshore primary school, Ladeside primary school and Hallglen primary school where the kitchens all had dirty walls or tiles.
Greenwich, London
At Pound Park nursery school, inspector was "concerned to find that there were serious breaches of the law that compromise food safety" in its kitchen. The inspector noted: "At no time during the inspection was any member of staff observed washing their hands. The basin was dry indicating that it had not been used". There was no soap and no drying facilities. The inspector added: "Given the poor hygiene practices witnessed, I recommend that (one member of staff) is given a refresher training in basic food hygiene". Other schools which were criticised include Plumcroft, Boxgrove, Henwick Road, Heronsgate primary and De Lucy primary.
Hampshire county council
The council has 540 schools in its area. Most of the school kitchens are run by the school meals catering service. There are around 20 schools where the council has no involvement in the catering services, these contracts are held by Scolarest and Initial. At Crestwood school inspectors noted that the service was "to a very high standard" and the quality of the food was "extremely high", the kitchen and all areas were kept to a very high standard. At Wildern school inspectors found dirty grills and fans, a hole in the wall and flaky paint, it was commented that "the whole kitchen requires decorating."
Harlow council
Inspectors were critical of the cleanliness standards in a number of schools. In March at Broadfield primary school, where Scolarest runs kitchen services, inspectors said "a thorough deep clean" of the kitchen was required. In addition, the main ovens were not clean and there was spilt food on the floor and on shelves in the dry goods store. Mouldy onions were found in the storeroom. At Fawbert & Barnard's primary school hot Quorn pieces delivered to the school were stored at 30.7C when at least 75C is recommended. At Katherine's county primary school, the kitchen, run by Scolarest, the standards of cleaning were generally "satisfactory". However, there were goods found that were seven months past the best before date.
Hastings borough council
Many schools had good practices in place. Inspectors commented on "exemplary standards" at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic school. "Excellent" procedures were in noted at Helensworth Lower school where inspectors had "high confidence" in management systems. At Sandown primary school premises practices were " very good" but food hygiene training was out of date. At William Parker Sports College inspectors requested that a bubbling ceiling was seen to "as a matter of urgency" although generally standards were good. At St Paul's primary school "deep cleaning" was required.
Hounslow borough council
At Beavers Community primary extractor fans were broken, the seal to one of the fridges were broken and the freezer was "in a dirty condition". At Hounslow Heath infants there was concern over temperature that food was not served at the correct temperature. At Hounslow Manor school inspectors were concerned over the temperature of the salad bar fridge which was between 4-6C higher than recommended. At Worple primary school inspectors reported that "the floor covering in the food preparation area was dirt, especially at the floor and the wall junctions". At Grove Park primary there were several breaches of regulations. Inspectors noted that "the inside of the oven in the kitchen...had a build up of grease and dirt".
High Peak borough council, Derbyshire
Hadfield infants school kitchen was "well-managed".
Islington, London
Scolarest has the contract to supply meals. In June, inspectors served a formal warning notice on Rotherfield junior to improve its food safety measures. Inspectors have also been frustrated that Scolarest staff have been slow to rectify breaches of the law at Winton primary, St Johns primary and Blessed Sacrement schools. In February, mouse droppings were found in the kitchen of the Dean school. Rats had been seen at St Joseph's primary where inspectors found "the bottoms of both wheelie bins were encrusted with putrescent food waste, pests had visibly damaged the lids to both and there was extensive flying insect activity within the said bins". At Yerbury primary, the "deep fat fryers and adjacent oven are encrusted with burnt grease and food residues and require immediate and regular cleaning". At Holloway school, "the grease filters are dirty and saturated". The bins were overflowing and in danger of attracting pests at Islington arts and media school. In April, inspectors found that the thermometers were not working properly at William Tyndale primary, with the temperature of one chicken dish far below the required temperature.
Kerrier district council
Most premises had satisfactory standards and procedures.
Maldon district council
In March, inspectors were critical of Upper Plume school, and were "concerned by the volume of food preparation in the coffee bar where preparation space is minimal", peeling paint, and "unacceptable" grease accumulation. Poor standards also found at Lower Plume school.
· Reports by Alan Power, Rob Evans, Susannah Osborne and Felicity Lawrence
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We've written about Dan Bilzerian many times in the past, but we'll give you a quick recap: He's a super-rich poker player who often invites several lovely ladies to his home for some wholesome shenanigans. And by "wholesome shenanigans," we mean they all get in their bikinis and swim in his pool. Although sometimes the girls aren't so wholesome and a bikini top comes off. Luckily Dan is willing to share these photos with the world on his Instagram, which is exactly he did last week:
Despite Dan's caption, the girl in the picture is actually Playboy Cybergirl Stefanie Knight. Like all of Dan's female friends, she's pretty gosh darn attractive.
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GLENURQUHART go into tomorrow's MacAulay Cup first round tie against local rivals Lovat boosted by the return of international midfield powerhouse Eddie Tembo.
The Zambian-born player was a key figure in the Glen's championship-winning team last season, but has yet to make an appearance in this year's campaign.
Tembo has spent most of the winter in Madagascar working towards achieving a scuba diving qualification, but has now returned and pledged to commit to the Glen for the rest of the season.
His return is perfectly timed as far as the Glen is concerned and it gives co-managers Dave Menzies and Billy MacLean a chance to add his experience and power to the midfield in the absence of regulars Aran MacDonald and Paul MacKintosh, who have both been unavailable with long-term injury problems.
The Glen's managerial duo hope to add last season's top striker Andy Corrigan to the squad which lost in extra-time to Kinlochsheil in last weekend's Camanachd Cup tie.
Lovat have been something of an enigma so far this season with a mixed record in the league where the stats read won one, lost one and drawn two, but they have yet to taste defeat in any cup competition.
They are through to the last eight in the Camanachd Cup, are still in the Balliemore Cup, and at the end of the month will face Kingussie in the semi-final of the MacTavish Cup.
The Glenurquhart versus Lovat clash is the only North area pairing in the MacAulay Cup a competition that features the top 16 teams in the North and South areas.
Three Camanachd Cup ties held over from last Saturday go ahead with the pick of the matches being the Kyles Athletic versus Fort William tie at Tighnabruaich. Holders Fort William begin the defence of the trophy at home to Kilmallie, while Lochaber face Oban Camanachd at Mossfield.
In a rearranged Premier Division match, Kingussie face Inveraray at the Winterton where a victory for the former will hoist them into second place, only one point behind Fort William.
Meanwhile, two of the sides at the foot of North Division One table Inverness and Caberfeidh face each other at Bught Park. With relegation now confirmed for the bottom team in this league, a victory for either side could have a crucial bearing on which of these famous old clubs will face the drop.
In North Division Two, Glenurquhart's unbeaten record will be at risk when they take on Newtonmore at the Eilan, while Lovat try to get back on track at home to Fort William after successive defeats.
* Inverness and Lovat have paid their last respects to two club stalwarts who passed away recently.
On Monday, the funeral service of Roddy Gordon, a central figure in the highly successful Inverness team of the '40s and '50s, took place at Ness Bank Church. Gordon, who passed away aged 83, was a key member of the Inverness Camanachd Cup-winning team in 1952.
In Kiltarlity on Wednesday, the funeral of John Munro, who had a long association with Lovat, was held after he died at the age of 70.
Having been a player, second team coach, secretary and long serving committee member at Lovat, Munro was also well-known for his contributions to both Glasgow Inverness and Glasgow Mid Argyll.


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The always entertaining Sofia Vergara stopped by The Ellen Degeneres Show today to promote her hit ABC show, Modern Family, but the topic of conversation quickly shifted to Sofia's strong Spanish accent.
"How long have you been in America," Ellen asked Sofia with a laugh. "Um, like 16 years," Sofia replied. Then Ellen asked her if she thinks she can ever get rid of her accent. "No I can't," Sofia said. "I've tried. I'm too old already. My son who's 19 goes from English to Spanish like it's nothing and he's so annoyed—he's like, 'you're the only person in the world who after many years in a country gets worse and worse," she addded.
Sofia said it's not just other people who can't understand her. "Sometimes I talk and I don't understand what I've said," she explained. "I look at the person's face to see if they understood because I didn't understand."
Ellen thought it would be funny to see how other people reacted to Sofia's accent, so she asked her to take part in a hidden camera trick. With an earpiece on, Sofia went to a store near the set of the show, and like the good sport that she is, made a complete fool of herself. Among the crazy things Ellen asked her to do, Sofia had to gallop around the store, cry for no reason whatsoever, and yell "howdy" in a Texas accent. Check out the hilarious scene in the clip below.


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On April 27th, right in time for the bands special 'Doomsday' show at the Keep It True festival, Metal Blade will release 'Doomsday For The Deceiver' on Digi-CD as well as a Metal Blade Original vinyl including a vinyl remastering.Read More
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As we are all in wait for updates on a new studio album, Metal Blade has decided to re-issue two classic Lizzy Borden records, 'Love You to Pieces' and 'Menace to Society' on April 13th.Read More
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These days she tryed not to stare into the mirror too much, either, for although the grey hairs were spase, there was always the chance she'd find another one, or else a new wrinkle would appear that couldn't be erased by slathering on more face cream.
"Morning gorgeous," George would greet her when she emerged to face the day, and Angelina would always smile and reply"Morning, ugly!"
It was something they did. It was their thing.It was a ritual.The wall paper of their life.
The day before her birthday, she'd walked into the bedroom with just a towel around her, and George hadn't even looked at her, just said the worlds whilst still filling in his crossword.Angelina hadn't replied,but George said nothing, merely frowning over a clue.
"What time shall we set out?" she asked and started to dress.
"Eleven-thirty," he replied. "That was we can grab lunch afterwards>"
"Sure." She smiled at him, but he didn't see, so with a sigh, Angelina finished dressing and then dried her hair.
They were going shopping together. It wasn't something they often did, Angelina usually liked to shop alohne and George loathed shopping, but it was either shoping together or buy her own present, and that she didn't want to do.
"There and three options,"George had told her, two days ago when they were lying in bed."You can leave it all up to me , in which case you risk my shocking taste .You can tell me the sort of thing you want. Or come along with me and choose."
Angelina tried not to scowl.She'd already said she wanted earrings. What she really wanted was for George to suprise her, but knowing his aversion to buying gifts,she'd come out with a suggestion - earings, diamond drops. He'd agreed - money not being an issue as the shop in Diagon Alley and the second on Hogsmeade were flourishing - and so she'd relaxed. Earrings, how hard could it be for him?
Evidently,it was very hard for George who knew nothing of the sort about buying earrings or anything really for his wife, what on earth am I going to get her theres thousands of diferent earrings out there what am I going to do.
But sadley as they set of to buy this glorius present Angelina suddenly turned to George "I've got to go dear but don't worry all will be fine just get me some gold oned or silver I don't mind but I've got to go see you at home later" and with out another word Angelina rushed off!.
George stared as she went what on earth am I going to do he thought I know nothing maybe I could get her some that have hearts or what about flowers what am I going to do!!!.
As George looked through the shop windows a familer face rung his eyes and he soon found himself walking into the shops where Rose and Kate Weasleys face smiled up at them.
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Jerome Felton (right) apologized for his weekend arrest and said he knows he let his teammates and coaching staff down.
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Fullback Felton apologizes for drunken-driving arrest
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- June 7, 2012 - 5:29 AM
Vikings fullback Jerome Felton, arrested in Eden Prairie and charged with driving while impaired late Friday night, apologized Wednesday when the media had access to organized team activities.
"I never want to put myself in that kind of situation and shed negative light on this team," Felton said. "The Vikings have been really good to me. The fans have been great. I love it here. And I can't put myself in negative situations that have a not-positive impact on the team and the community."
Coach Leslie Frazier was "extremely disappointed" with Felton's poor decision.
"We talked about some things when we got together for our first OTA in our meetings and how we wanted to conduct ourselves," he said. "And then when a new guy comes to the club, and he's a veteran guy and something happens like it did over the weekend, it's very disappointing. It's something we'll have to deal with and have to address."
Frazier said he expects Felton to compete for the starting fullback job and praised Felton's blocking ability. Now, the fifth-year fullback has to make sure he stays in line off the field.
"Everybody's trying to be positive here," Felton said. "I definitely don't want to be the person who has the negative influence."Highlight of the day
Receiver Jerome Simpson delivered the most impressive play Wednesday during 11-on-11 scrimmage time.
With Simpson matched one-on-one with cornerback Chris Cook, quarterback Christian Ponder lofted a pretty bomb up the right sideline. Cook appeared to have perfect coverage. Yet at the last instant Simpson jumped over the top of the 6-2, 212-pound defensive back and pulled the ball in over Cook's head.
The play was greeted with impressed howls from players on both sides of the ball.
"Anybody that witnessed that play today, you've got to get jacked up," Frazier said. "That was an incredible play and one of the reasons we get excited about him. We're hoping to see that on Sunday afternoons, plays like that."Notable absences
Arguably, the Vikings' four best players were absent from Wednesday's workout.
Jared Allen, who also missed all of last week's OTAs, was not in attendance. Neither was Adrian Peterson, who is back in Houston this week continuing his knee rehab.
Chad Greenway attended Tuesday's practice but called Frazier on Wednesday morning with news that he had to tend to what the head coach labeled as "a serious matter" in his family.
Finally, receiver Percy Harvin, who attended last week's OTAs and practiced Tuesday, was a no-show. That, Frazier said, had nothing to do with Harvin's shoulder, on which he had minor arthroscopic surgery in late April.
"Nothing that I'm aware of regarding his shoulder," Frazier said. "Just, it's a voluntary camp."Etc.
• Rookie receiver Greg Childs remains out of action dealing with a lingering calf strain suffered during rookie minicamp last month. Childs' 2010 season at Arkansas was cut short because of a torn patellar tendon in his right knee, an injury that limited his effectiveness as a senior as well.
• Running back Toby Gerhart said he has maintained his playing weight of about 230 pounds during this offseason. But Gerhart sure looks bigger in his upper body and said he has made an effort to add more lean mass. In the four games Peterson missed because of injury in 2011, Gerhart averaged 18 carries and 73 rushing yards.
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They refused to be leashed under Tom Craddick's leadership of the Texas House. They were penalized and often shut out, if not silenced.
Now, Democratic legislative leaders, including Jim Dunnam of Waco, Garnet Coleman of Houston, Pete Gallego of Alpine and Trey Martinez Fischer of San Antonio, expect to play major roles under the leadership of new House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio.
And ordinary Texans should see a difference, they say.
"It's a big deal," Coleman says. "Real people need health care. Real people need their children to have a good education. Real people need their children to go to college. If they are shut out through their representative, then their needs are not addressed."
The Democratic leaders expect to be treated favorably when Straus soon announces his committee appointments considering the Republicans' narrow, 76-74 seat advantage, Straus' emphasis on bipartisanship and the fact that Straus would not be speaker without them.
Craddick, R-Midland, largely ignored the Democratic leaders and gave them insignificant legislative assignments. They complained that their treatment amounted to the muzzling of the 160,000Ö Texans each House member represents.
"In the past, you were allowed to participate based on whether or not you put the dog collar on. When you put it on, you couldn't get it off," says Dunnam, House Democratic caucus chairman.
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Straus likely would not have become speaker had not the Democratic leaders put together a firm bloc of 64 members pledged not to support Craddick under any circumstances. A speaker candidate needs at least 76 votes from colleagues to win the powerful office.
Straus has promised to give members considerably more say in how the House operates and to let them debate policy without interference from his office.
For ordinary Texans, it means that people they elect "will really be able to represent them," Gallego of Alpine says. "No matter where you are from, no matter your party affiliation, your voice will be heard, which is a huge change…. If everybody wins here, then everybody wins at home."
There will be efforts to scale back tuition deregulation, which has resulted in soaring tuition costs for college students. Health insurance for children will become a higher priority, they say. And they plan to improve public education, increase teacher pay and help small businesses.
Issues with broad public appeal will reach the House floor for debate and many will pass "because members are now going to be free to vote the way their constituents really want them to," Dunnam says.
Whether they actually pass into law, however, depends on the 31-member state Senate and Gov. Rick Perry.
"If the things that pass the Texas House are allowed to become law, then people will be really happy. If they are allowed to become law, people will see a real difference in their everyday life," Dunnam says. "But we can't control whether or not the governor vetoes things, and we can't control the Senate."
Many school districts are feeling financial pressures because of inadequate state funding, with some using reserve funds to meet operating expenses. Public school funding is not expected to be a major issue this session, but Coleman says, "We will discuss public school funding and make sure that it's on someone's radar screen… With Tom Craddick, school funding would not even be discussed at all, and that's the big change."
The House atmosphere is considerably more congenial that it has been, Gallego says.
"We've had six years of heightened sense of paranoia so there's almost a fear of being too hopeful, being too optimistic," he says.
Martinez Fischer said he envisions a House environment much like the one in San Antonio where Republicans and Democrats debate issues and ideas and try to work together.
"We don't always agree, but long gone are the days in San Antonio where one party can just have it their way all the time," Martinez Fischer said. "That's what I like about Joe Straus. He comes from San Antonio. He understands that melting pot.
"Speaker Straus has his priorities and his beliefs. Tantamount to all of that is the belief that it ought to be the will of the House," says Martinez Fischer, chairman of the House Mexican American Legislative Caucus.
"One day, the will of the House may tend to favor Democrats; one day, the will of the House may tend to favor Republicans," Martinez Fischer says. "But the focus should be to work on issues that bring us together as opposed to be divided by issues based on how the speaker wants to divide the chamber. I don't think Joe wants to divide the chamber."
Houston's Coleman established himself as a budget and health and human services expert before Craddick took over. Craddick parked Coleman on the County Affairs and Public Health committees.
Straus is not expected to announce his committee appointments until next week, perhaps. Coleman is confident that Straus will accommodate the Democratic leaders and says he's more concerned about good committee spots for newer Democrat lawmakers such as like Joaquin Castro of San Antonio and Anna Hernandez and Kristi Thibaut of Houston.
Coleman also is optimistic about the new session.
"Ideas will be debated and considered. When you have a speaker that says the will of the House will prevail, ideas that will help my constituents like public education and making sure that kids read on a 3rd grade level in 3rd grade (have a chance of getting passed)," Coleman says.
"If the way to success in Texas is having a college degree (then we should) cap tuition costs. That will be a tremendous benefit to people in my district," Coleman says.
Gallego, former chairman of the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, says he approached Craddick in 2005 with suggestions "for how to make things settle down" and ease strained relations. Craddick, he said, told him, '"I don't care. If you guys want to go out and raise hell, raise hell. If you guys want to vote no, vote no. I don't care.'"
Gallego had been one of the rising stars in the state House, becoming the first member to ever serve on five straight budget conference committees where the final state budget is written. That 10-year string ended when Craddick became speaker. He put Gallego on the Agriculture and Livestock and Natural Resources committees.
"Clearly, I trained for years to be chair of the appropriations committee. It's a job I never got so, clearly, it's a job I'd love to have," Gallego says.


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|Reviews for Welcome to my World
| authorLH chapter 1 . 12/8/2012
Awesome story 3
| isfuathliomgaeilge chapter 7 . 12/8/2012
Aww... poor Ra!
| Breaking Sad chapter 6 . 12/4/2012
Oh whoa ... she's in Egypt in like how many years ago? OMG This is getting exciting. Except I wish she would find Ra soon LOL and I am also very eager to read the next wonderful chapter! :D Update soon! :D
| Nami98 chapter 6 . 12/4/2012
Great! very well done on this chapter! and what exactly is her hair length?
| Breaking Sad chapter 5 . 12/2/2012
An update at last! :D
Although I am extremely worried about the King. Hopefully he's there and all right.
| Nami98 chapter 5 . 12/1/2012
holy shit! this has got to be freakin amazing! UPDATE SOON! and I LOVE THEIR DAILY DOSE OF ROMANTIC SCENES! ESPECIALLY THIS ONE! :3
| Luna's Child chapter 5 . 12/1/2012
Great story so far! You must post more!
| Luna's Child chapter 1 . 12/1/2012
Wow, this was really interesting! I'm curious to see what will happen next. Well, back to reading for me XD
| Breaking Sad chapter 2 . 11/28/2012
Oh my, I forgot to review this chapter. D: Anyway, here is another review! :D
Have I told you yet that your story is beyond AWESOME!? :DDDD I love your awesomely original idea and I love how you portray Vereo as an ordinary girl whom many people can relate to. It really gives the story a sort of realism (even if there is a living 4000 year old pharaoh in it) and I love it! :DDD YOU MUST UPDATE THIS SOON OMG and more people should review! Seriously!
| Nami98 chapter 4 . 11/21/2012
love this chapter! its quite amusing(: and the way she describes Ramun is very... well...smirk worthy
| Breaking Sad chapter 3 . 11/15/2012
YAY a new chapter! :DDD Though I admit I am so impatient for the action in the story to begin! I hope they begin breaking into the exhibit in the next chapter! LOL :D
| Breaking Sad chapter 1 . 11/14/2012
| isfuathliomgaeilge chapter 2 . 11/13/2012
Wow really interesting! :) can't wait to see what happens next! :)
| Nami98 chapter 2 . 11/13/2012
THIS IS AWESOME! please update soon(:
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Discussion in 'Waffle' started by Catsel, Dec 5, 2014.
i found Harry7
Harry 1
Harry 2
ooooh hes a fine specimen, isnt he just, our prince harry, that ginger f$#k
Harry4 standing by
How many clones of Harry do we have? Yes, I'm asking about those malformed clones that were discarded as well.
ark where is that from?
Alien Ressurection aka "The movie where Sigourney Weaver have a almost lesbian relationship with a Alien-Human hybrid"
...as in alien 4? that movie is so dumb i could shit and i hate that it exists. sigorney goes from amorphic sexless mother figure, in army issue underwear, that is so off-putting, youd happily fuck a face-sucker before going in there, to eternal super being with alien powers and in the process gave the super evolving species a human womb. 3000 years later. because shes a clone. it was dope to see the aliens under water though, theyre clearly from there. thats what i always said, watch the waves. because thats where the end will come from. he who dreams in a death like sleep, far below the green surface.
Harry... bad bwoy
what in the flying fuck is that website? the daily mirror or something? every single link on there is about some horrific violence towards toddlers and princesses. terrible.
but yeah, fair play to harry potter, he caught that hoe slippin, and punched her in her motherf$#king shit. then he punched her in her shit again, and thats what it is.
what he needs to know, is that if you kick someone in the head when theyre down/stab them in the face, they might die,
and the court does not make light of such things, and your parents simply do not have that kind of lawyer money, and thats why that is a bad idea. it might feel right, at the time, but alls in all, its a bad idea.
although, come to think of it, if you dont stomp her out, shes sure to be back on her feet, talking that harry potter shit again. and thats annoying. so decisions decisions eh. just one of those things, i guess.
Is this a quote from a bm band?
sort of. im paraphrasing, but its the opening lines of hp lovecrafts 'call of...',
which i hold for gospel and scripture more than a work of fiction.
i assure you there is something down there that does not give a fuck about humanity, and if it finds out, there will be a lot more to worry about than just another 'the big gloop'
i take it you know 'the big gloop'. and i say that with the haughtiest of tonality and with a sniff, as i toss my scarf over my shoulder and dash.
Isn't it named simply "The Bloop"?
Certainly there's something down there, and it must even be something as the great Cthulhu.
Fuck, humans don't even know how their brains work, how could we know what's beneath the waves?
In the meantime:
well, ill be darned. they solved it? was fun while it lasted. so much for haughty sniff and dash.
95% unexplored doe
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Yeah, pretty much of it is unexplored. And this is one of the thing that put us on our places and tell us: you're nothing. stop pretending you are.
I approve this thread
Such a fine lineup of Harrys
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ANDREW SMITH is the author of Ghost Medicine, which was a YALSA 2009 Best Books for Young Adults pick, and In the Path of Falling Objects. His next book, The Marbury Lens, will be available from Feiwel and Friends in Fall 2010. In addition to writing, Smith teaches high school advance placement classes and coaches rugby. He lives with his family on a ranch in the mountains of Southern California, where the nearest grocery store is twenty miles away. You can visit him on the web at www.ghostmedicine.com, where he also maintains a blog about writing.


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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) — What do you get when you combine Stephen Sondheim and dinosaurs? No, not "Jurassic Park: The Musical."
Those lucky enough to attend a gala benefit on Monday night at the American Museum of Natural History will find out. Sondheim, a legendary puzzle maker besides being a cherished songwriter, has created his first ever treasure hunt to be held among the dinosaur bones.
The event — a sort of "Night at the Museum" meets "National Treasure" — is to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Friends In Deed, a nonprofit crisis center based in Soho that provides emotional and spiritual support for anyone diagnosed with life-threatening physical illnesses.
Cynthia O'Neal, co-founder and President of Friends In Deed, believes that the fact Sondheim is doing a hunt for their fundraiser is "thrilling."
"Stephen Sondheim volunteered several weeks ago to do one of his famous treasure hunts for us as a fundraiser. Which is thrilling because he doesn't do them very often and they're really an iconic New York thing," she told 1010 WINS.
"I'm just excited to see what he's going to do," says Raul Esparza, the Tony Award-nominated actor and singer who has appeared in such Sondheim musicals as "Sunday in the Park With George" and "Company."
Esparza will be one of several hundred guests split into teams who then follow Sondheim's clues as they wander the museum's two massive dinosaur halls, where the T-rex stands. Each team will get a different first clue to minimize crowding.
"I expect the clues to be — maybe not always, but sometimes — very cryptic," says actor Anthony Rapp, Friends In Deed board member and "Rent" original cast member. "But he probably has to scale the difficulty to some degree because it can't take all night."
Then, after a winner emerges, he and Barbara Cook will sing for the rest of the guests during a sit-down dinner in the museum's planetarium. Several hundred attendees have signed up, including Bravo's Andy Cohen, director-writer Nora Ephron and news anchor Diane Sawyer.
Seats to the event, called "A Little Jurassic Treasure Hunt" and hosted by Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, cost $1,500. The goal is to have some 300 guests and the organization says there are still tickets available.
"We are a relatively small organization in many ways but it just seemed important to do something pretty special for the 20th anniversary," says Rapp, who was aided by the group when his mother was ill.
As his intricate lyrics suggest, 81-year-old Sondheim is a crossword puzzle fan and word game aficionado who in the past has sent clumps of friends on private scavenger hunts across the city and his home in Connecticut. He and actor Tony Perkins hosted their first Halloween hunt in 1968.
"I thought that was maybe the coolest thing I'd ever heard: New Yorkers following a Stephen Sondheim puzzle around. So I can't believe that he agreed to create another one," says Esparza.
Friends In Deed was co-founded in 1991 by film director and producer Mike Nichols and actress Cynthia O'Neal, who serves as its president. Its free programs help those who are battling AIDS, cancer and other diseases or dealing with bereavement, as well as family, friends and caregivers of those who are ailing.
O'Neal told 1010 WINS why she thought her organization has been so successful over the past 20 years.
"The things that we deal with are things that there isn't anybody that isn't going to have to deal with them in their lives — I don't know anybody that isn't going to have to deal loss at some point, illness at some point, care giving. I mean, these are the most universal and most difficult things to deal with that human beings have," she said.
Sondheim, who has been associated with Friends In Deed for several years, offered to lend his puzzle skills for the 20th anniversary celebration over dinner last spring with O'Neal, an old friend.
"Because I don't like to ask things of my friends, I had never asked Steve if he would do it, but it was certainly a thought that I harbored," says O'Neal, who once participated in a Sondheim treasure hunt. "I don't know exactly how, but the subject came up and he said, `You know, I'd love to do one for you.'"
O'Neal has no idea what Sondheim is planning and that's fine by her. "There are those who do, but I don't because I want to do it," she says. "I don't know what's going on in that brilliant little mind."
Though he's never been on a Sondheim-designed treasure hunt, Esparza has heard stories about previous ones. In one, contestants showed up at a brownstone and were served tea and cake. A clue appeared at the bottom of the tea cup. It read: "You can't have your cake and eat it, too."
It turned out that when all the team's cake slices were rearranged, the icing would reveal a map of the next rendezvous. If the cake pieces had been devoured before the clue was discovered, though, the team was doomed.
For Esparza, there's a lesson there that he intends to remember at the gala: "Don't eat anything until you're told you absolutely can."
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SAN FRANCISCO — A free service launched on Wednesday called PrivateSky lets Internet users shield email, Facebook updates, and other online exchanges from hackers or other unwanted snoops.
The service from startup CertiVox comes as hackers appear to be rampaging through the Internet, cracking defenses at companies, attacking public websites, and tricking their way into email accounts to spy on contents.
PrivateSky works with Internet Explorer (IE) browsers to provide encryption for whatever people type into message boxes and decodes it only for those they chose.
Users highlight blog posts, Facebook updates, email messages or other text then indicate who should be allowed to read them. Missives are decrypted only for intended recipients.
"It is literally one click encryption and decryption," said CertiVox founder and chief executive Brian Spector.
Internet security firm Trend Micro warned this month that cyberattackers have attempted to infiltrate Web-based email services run by Microsoft and Yahoo! as well as Google.
"There has been a variety of recent attacks on popular Webmail platforms," Trend Micro senior threat researcher Nart Villeneuve said in an online post. "In addition to Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail have also been targeted."
Trend Micro released the news after Google said a cyber spying campaign originating in China had targeted Gmail accounts of US officials, military personnel, journalists, Chinese political activists, and officials in several Asian countries, mainly in South Korea.
Encrypting email is seen as a way to thwart email snooping, but the process has typically taken a bit of software savvy.
CertiVox set out to make encryption simple with PrivateSky. "This is kind of like arming the citizenry," Spector said.
The encryption service works on any Web-based email such as Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo! Mail as well as posts at social networks.
CertiVox started with IE because of its global popularity but is adapting the service to other Web browsing software. CertiVox intends to eventually encrypt photos and other large data files as well as text.
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How to Modify Aggressive Behavior in Children with Autism
"How to Modify Aggressive Behavior in Children with Autism"
by Fernando Miranda, M.D., F.A.A.N.
A frequent question from both parents and teachers is how do you discipline children that behave badly — and by that I mean become physically aggressive or start having tantrums and throwing things around physically.
The first thing to remember is the fact that patients with Autism Syndromes have a brain disorder. This brain disorder is particularly manifested by abnormal neuropathology. These children have hyperfunctioning of local neural microcircuits in the brain which produce hyperreactivity and hyperplasticity.
If we were to stay with those two concepts, hyperreactivity meaning reacting more to any sensory stimulation, most children will hyperreact to auditory stimulation but it is also on occasions visual stimulation as well. Some of them will react to sensory stimulation such as touching or changes in temperature.
What this causes is an overabundance of stimuli in an individual who cannot quickly adapt and react appropriately.
The other piece of the puzzle that most people do not recognize is that all humans are genetically determined to have patterns of reactivity to very basic specific stimulus. We have a reactivity to situations that produce anger, fear, or threat as examples, and most of our instinctive reaction is to protect ourselves physically. Within those patterns of reaction, aggression is a frequent one.
These hyperfunctioning microcircuits in many of occasions become autonomous and "memory trapped" (similar to "muscle memory" through repetition) leading to hyperperception, hyperattention, and hyperemotionality. Read more »