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a section of a display screen that can be created for viewing information from another part of a file or from another file:The split screen feature enables a user to create two or more windows
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(initial capital letter) Platonism
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Appeal After Woman Hit By Car In Scarborough
Published by the Yorkshire Coast Radio News Team at 11:43am 9th February 2018.
Police have issued an appeal after a woman was hit by a car in Scarborough last weekend.
It happened on Falsgrave Road on Saturday (3 February) at around 9.40am. A white estate car emerged from an internal shop car park and hit the woman who sustained a minor injury to arm.
Officers are appealing for witnesses and to anyone who can help identify the vehicle and the occupants.
The vehicle contained two men and one of them apologised to the woman before it drove off.
Anyone with any information of the incident is asked to contact police on 101.

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Play-in: Sat. 10:00AM
Kathleen Clay Edwards Library, Greensboro, Admission: FREE!
An "open-mic" day for classical guitarists. All ages and levels are invited to come and share music. This is a wonderful opportunity to sharpen new repertoire, work on polishing existing music, and to have fun practicing performance skills in a casual, nurturing, and welcoming environment.


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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Crumby ChatPosted by MY WORLD OF RECIPES at 5:36 AM
Preparation :-
Frying Bread Crumbs :-
- Take 5 Bread slices . Cut their corners i.e, brown part . Now cut bread slices into square cubes. Just like this.
- Heat a kadai add sufficient oil to deep fry bread cubes .
- When oil is heated add bread cubes and fry till golden brown . ( Bread cubes fry within less than a minute . so be cautious . Put flame in Sim )
- Take them into a bowl. They will be crunchy.
For Dressing :-
- Finely chop 1 onion , 1 tomato , 2 green chillies.
- Take a bowl add chopped onion , tomato , green chillies , Add 1/4 tspn red chilly powder , 1/2 tspn chat masala powder , 1/2 tspn salt , 1 tbspn Tomato ketchup , Finely chopped 5 strigs of coriander leaves and 1/2 wedge lemon juice .
- Mix nicely and put aside.
Preparing Chat :-
- Mix ur above dressing to fried bread crumbs and carefully mix them.
- Serve them to ur guest and wait for their sweet compliements.
Plz Leave Ur Comment And Rate My Recipe ,
Thank U For Visiting My Blog ,
Preethi ram.
Labels: CHAT / SNACKS
6 Comments:
- anuradha said...February 16, 2009 at 11:13 AMmundu kadai marchu talli chuda lekha potunnam. ---guna
- anuradha said...February 16, 2009 at 11:16 AMpreethi ne dishes chustanu open cheyamannaru. malli comment chestunnaru chudu nuvvu chiken biryani eppudu nerchukunnav teaste chusinda? ani adugutunnaru.
- MY WORLD OF RECIPES said...February 16, 2009 at 1:11 PMHey guna , thats my old kadai that i used in chennai. It has got a big story reasoning y it turned black . When i first started deep frying i was too scared and i used to drop vada half in oil and other half outside . so becoz of that my kadai got burnt . hahaha good story kada.
With Cheers,
- anuradha said...February 17, 2009 at 8:24 AMvarnee, nuvvu kadai kuda chennai nunchi teesukellavannamata, ninnu nee kadai ni musium lo pettali. intaki chickem sangati cheppaledu taste chesava??
- MY WORLD OF RECIPES said...February 17, 2009 at 9:32 AMhi anu , i did not bring that kadai . that recipe is done when we are in chennai. chicken thintanu nenu .adhi okkati alavatu ayyindhi.
with cheers,
- Anonymous said...April 4, 2009 at 8:25 AMHi Preethi,
I am newly married and new to cooking....Some day When I was browsing net for some recepies..I got to c ur Blog..I really helped me:)
I had tried most of ur recipes....all of them tastes good. Please keep posting such simple and easy recipes...
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I admit though, that this Halloween season finds me a bit tiny bit bummed. Not in any real way, but in the missed crafting opportunity sense of bummed. I LOVE Halloween, and I love making costumes. My family sometimes tolerates this practice. Sometimes not.
This year it was three against one for the store bought costume variety. I wasn't even allowed to make Hogwarts capes. Sigh... There is always next year. It does seem to be an every other year thing. Last year I got to muck about in material and glue to my hearts content...
The year before the kids had a blast in store bought Jedi costumes, etc. Which I just discovered I never blogged about. But here's an action shot. Can't beat a light saber battle on a fine fall day, right?
Wishing everyone a wonderful autumn season and Happy Halloween to those who love it too!


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driven by the need to perfect the aesthetics of any sort of graphic media i come across, blogger has given me numerous headaches in terms of layouts. obviously i have spent my time tweaking my blogspot, and i'm at a stage where it's ok for now, but tumblr makes life easier when it comes to creating the "bigger picture" in the sense of a visual photographic moodboard.
[fancy words for saying tumblr is nice for pics]
aside from this one, my primary blog, i've also been blogging from two separate blogs on tumblr.
one is my personal tumblr for original photography, because at first i rejected the idea of reblogging completely.
the second one is something for fun that culminates the photos i am inspired by, including some of my own at times.
find them here and follow me!
x, R.
*also, today was the first time i realised my blog name "the grungy weed" has connotations of pot/marijuana use. not intended, but i also don't intend on changing it. ever.


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Re: Saying Good-bye to Family Home03/23/18
posted by Dave L.
I cleaned out my parents' house of almost 60 years a few years ago, and I went through the same pangs of nostalgia. They still had all of my skillfully assembled and painted models in a cabinet in a garage, but I saved only one, and my brother took another---the rest were left with the house to await the whims of the new owner. My model railroad layout found a new home with my brother's stepson and his little boy. Mom's mementos mostly went to the trash, though a few were kept as reminders of her passions. Dad's stuff went with him to the retirement home. I took photos of the entire house before the furniture was removed, but I couldn't bear to go back to it when fully emptied. I choose to remember it looking like a loving home.


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How often have you read, in New York Post editorials and elsewhere, that damned meddlesome judges were keeping the city from solving its homeless problem? We don't expect it to stop, but now the complaint will be even less reasonable: after 25 years of litigation, Mayor Bloomberg announced today that an agreement with the Legal Aid Society and others will end court oversight of the city's homeless services system.
Under the agreement, "a new case would be filed and, following a class action settlement hearing at which the court will be asked to approve the settlement, all cases against the City and State, as well as the new one, would be dismissed," said the Mayor's office, freeing the city from the need to comply with "highly-detailed court orders" as it deals with the homeless.
The Mayor's office also complimented itself on its homeless shelter, outreach, and housing placement. Henceforth, address all complaints to them.


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Download Hindi Pride app from 9apps
Hindi pride is a free mobile app used to write your text or whatever document you want to in Hindi with the help of a IME keyboard, it is a type of Hindi writing app . In today's time being Indians also we don't know how to type and write in Hindi and this is the major drawback of our nation, due to the Lupe holes like this in our country apps like this came into existence with the help of which we can write the things we want to in Hindi and that too using all the things that are needed in the language very easily. This app is available for almost all type of operating systems like iOS, Android etc because there must not be any user except our teachers of Hindi who would know the proper language.


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Executive Board members and veteran ASG members welcomed new residential senators and debated the Wild Ideas Fund at Senate on Wednesday night.
Senators also heard from Ylda Capriccioso, the bicycle program coordinator for the city of Evanston, who presented results of a survey conducted with the public to further develop and "gauge what's working and what's not working with transit."
"One of the objectives this year is to start working on some outreach, not with just the university, but with other community partners on how to improve awareness and education in what our community should look like as a biking community," Capriccioso said.
The program will focus on bike lanes, awareness, safety, and education in bicycle etiquette. Students will be given the opportunity to attend transportation and parking committee meetings in Evanston in order to keep the university involved in the process.
Along with hearing from Capriccioso and welcoming new residential senators, ASG confirmed Joji Syed as the new community relations director for events. The community relations committee did not have a previous director position, but decided to instate Syed to oversee all the events under the committee.
"When Kevin reached out to me as director, I was really excited," Syed said. "I think I definitely have the expertise and skills with the committee. I will bring a fresh pair of eyes."
Syed has worked on a large variety of events within the community relations committee in prior years, including the "Cats Come to Dinner program" and the "Holiday Bash" in Evanston last year.
"I will finally be the point person for the Evanston community," Syed said. "My hope is to make everything more transparent. I want to make sure that we are there to help our students."
The meeting moved onto new business items, starting with the Wild Ideas Fund and a motion to move the legislation to old business. The Wild Ideas Fund is a budget of $20K a year that was approved by the Senate in the spring. The funds are divided quarterly for students to use for unique ideas and events on campus without having to be a part of a student organization.
The authors of the Wild Ideas Fund aimed to introduce the legislation to contrast the previous funding models at the University. Ideas proposed to the Wild Ideas Fund must fill certain criteria in order to be eligible for funding.
In the original legislation, the Wild Ideas Committee had the ability to approve any proposals under $500 without the approval of Senate. Though, it stated Senate must approve proposals asking for larger monetary requests.
However, this opened the floor to debate, as several Senators were concerned with the Wild Ideas Committee's ability to approve proposals with the request of $500.
"We have to keep in mind what the Wild Ideas Fund is about," said ASG Senator Wendy Roldan.
A final amendment was passed, allowing the committee to pass any request of $150 without Senate's approval. Any requests between $150 and $500 would be presented to Senate, but not voted on. The decision to vote on requests above $500 by Senate remained intact.


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Saturday, February 3, 2007
New from Hearts Desire - Hammers
I missed out on the legendary Hearts Desire boots and shoes the first time around, so was delighted to learn the store had reopened. What could possibly be better than the return of Hearts Desire to SL? New stuff from Hearts Desire of course! Shown here are the Hammers, these are some super chunky ass kickin' boots which are available for both men and women. These are highly detailed boots which stay true to the original Hearts Desire style. The black boots are 300L a pair, with coloured versions also available.
Also just released are the C.A.G.E.D boots for women, see the forum post here for details.
HAMMERS Boots from Hearts Desire
Iron Cross Hoody from SiniStyle Design
ShredR Black Jeans Low from FORM
Biker Goggles from Skanks R Us
Ducan Hair in Black-Blond from Kin Keiko
Skin - Medium Tone in Red Charcoal from Curious Kitties
Posted by Stephanie Misfit at 12:58 AM
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I'm sure I forgot some things that I bought when I was taking these pictures, but my brain is just very tired from studying. Anyway this should be the majority of what I bought this month, including my primark bits that I scored during the opening.
I normally don't buy that many beauty things, but this month I kinda splurged a bit on eyeshadows. A while ago I bought an empty eyeshadow palette from Kiko and this month I bought some more eyeshadows for it. I of course also couldn't stop myself from buying more lip product, what can I say I might have a problem.
I also picked up a new peeling for my face and this tanning spray from primark, which is pretty good for the price.
I might have gone a bit overboard with shoes. But Primark has the most amazing shoes in their collection right now and I had a giftcard so yeah.
Randome Bits
I thought it would be nice to show you guys some other bits I got over the past month which don't really fall under fashion or beauty.
During the opening of the Primark in Ghent there was a breakfast-bar and if you asked a coffee/tea you got it in this cute mug which we were allowed to keep, how awesome is that.
I needed a new pencil pouch and a little speaker for when I want to listen to music, I got both at Action. And I finally found a cute phone-case; I've got a Wiko Rainbow, and since it's not a very common model it's pretty hard to find cute cases for it, but this one comes from an e-bay-shop.
I didnd't really buy that many clothes, when I went to Primark a few week ago, the weather was still nice and I didn't want to start buying winter/fall clothes already so I just picked up these two dresses.


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Books >> Young Adult
Abbi Glines
Bad for You
Abbi Glines
Bad for You
Release Date: 5/26/2015
LIST PRICE: $11.99 (you save $3.02)
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Bad for You
Chapter One
I was as ugly inside as I was outside. It was the only explanation for the fact I hadn't been able to cry one single tear. I hadn't even squeezed out one fake tear at Mrs. Williams's funeral. I knew the church people thought I was evil. I could see it when they looked at me. But they had all gotten to witness it firsthand when they'd watched me not show one small streak of emotion when I'd stood beside Pastor Williams as they'd lowered his wife into the ground. She had been diagnosed with a brain tumor only five months ago. It had been stage five, and there had been nothing they could have done.
The congregation had stopped by to check on her daily, and the parsonage had been flooded with casseroles, pies, and flowers. I had been told to stay out of sight. I'd only upset her. Pastor Williams had been kind when he'd instructed me to keep to my room when I'd come home from school, but it'd still stung. I'd waited until I was sure they were asleep most nights to sneak downstairs and fix me something to eat for dinner. The endless supply of food had made it easy.
When she had finally taken her last breath, the hospice nurse had come and knocked on my door to inform me. I had been asked to call Pastor Williams at the church and have him come home. I hadn't felt anything. Not one emotion from the news. I'd realized then that she had been right all those years. I was evil. Only someone truly evil could be so indifferent to death. Mrs. Williams had been only fifty-four. But then, that was much older than my mother had been when she'd died—she had been only twenty.
That was all behind me now. That life was over and in my past.
I stood outside the apartment building that overlooked the Alabama gulf coast and let it sink in that this was now my home. I was far away from the life I'd lived in South Carolina. I would have a new life here. One where I could sit and write my stories and attend the community college.
Pastor Williams had wanted to get rid of me. I was thankful for that because I needed a way to get free from that place. He had called a friend of his and had gotten me into a community college ten hours away from the town full of people who hated me. He had bought me an apartment on the beach and even managed to get me a job working as a church secretary. He had a friend who pastored a church in Sea Breeze, Alabama. It was one of the reasons he had sent me here. He had had someone help set me up while he remained in South Carolina.
I had heard Pastor Williams on the phone explaining to the man who would be my boss that I wasn't good with people and I was sheltered. Which wasn't exactly true. I had gone to an all-girl Christian academy, and everyone there had pretended that I hadn't existed. It wasn't my fault their mommas had told them about the evil inside me. I had never had a chance to actually be around people who wanted anything to do with me.
Before I took my boxes out of the truck, I wanted to check out the apartment. Pastor Williams had given me a truck, too. Grabbing my purse and the keys he had placed in an envelope, along with one thousand dollars in cash, I jumped down out of the old truck and headed for the stairs. None of the apartments were on the street level. They were all on stilts above the ground. I figured this was for times when the water got high . . . or during hurricanes. I wasn't going to think about hurricanes. Not now.
I slipped the key into the lock and turned before pushing the door open. It swung wide, and I took in the pretty pale yellow walls and white wicker furnituThe notorious rock 'n' roll star from Misbehaving might just make some beautiful music with his sweet new downstairs neighbor in this sultry installment in the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling Sea Breeze series from Abbi Glines.
Addiction is part of Krit Corbin's nature, and women are his favorite obsession. But that's the life of a lead singer in a band. He can have any woman he wants—anywhere, anytime.
Blythe Denton is used to being alone. The minister's family who raised her never accepted her, and they made it clear how unworthy she was of love. So when she finally gets the chance, Blythe moves into her own apartment. Too bad there's a loud upstairs neighbor who throws parties all night long.
When Krit and Blythe finally cross paths, Krit realizes he can't possibly resist this girl—her sexy innocence is just too much for him to ignore. Now determined to win Blythe over, Krit Corbin may have found his biggest addiction yet. But innocence isn't meant for the addictive…


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Maharashtra Dyslexia Association is celebrating its 15th anniversary. To mark the occasion, we are organizing READ 2011
- a two-day International Conference on 'Reading Development and Practices'. The conference is being held on February 10 & 11, 2011 at The Residence Hotel & Convention Centre, Powai in Mumbai, India. There will also be a post-conference workshop on February 12 at the same venue.
. READ 2011 aims to bring together world-renowned speakers who will discuss issues related to reading and literacy, contribute with their insights as experts in this field and share their best practices. The conference aims to address the science of reading development and reading problems, components of literacy development and strategies to improve literacy skills. It is aimed at teachers of Language Arts, Primary and Middle School Supervisors, School Administrators, Teacher Trainers, Education officials at the State and National levels, researchers in linguistics and neuroscience. For more details contact Divya Balgi
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Critical Platform
Marko Bulc: The First Altruistic Performance
January 12 at 6.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m.
January 13 at 6.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m., after the performances at 8.00 p.m. the Audience Council discussion follows
January 14 at 6.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m., the performance at 8.00 is in English
"Altruism is defined as a behavior where one helps others without expecting anything in return."
"Altruistic suicide is defined as sacrifice of one's life to save or benefit others."
"In the event of a loss of cabin pressure in an airplane, please fit your own mask before helping others."
"In some human communities, it is typically the adults and the healthy who eat first. Any remaining food is then left for the children and the sick."
"A chock or a wedge is a simple device, usually in the form of triangular prism, used for separation, leveling or firmly installing something."
The first altruistic performance is a solo performance by Marko Bulc, created a decade after his last solo project entitled The last egoistic performance. This time, the author deals with the topic at the opposite extreme – altruism.
The first altruistic performance is based on the author's frustration and dissatisfaction with most of the so‑called artivistic projects (including his own), which exploit unfortunate, unjust, illegal, and similar miserable situations of the other and the others for self‑promotion and to strengthen their artistic ego, while being for the most part self‑sufficiently confined within the boundaries of the art system.
Bulc has entered the process through two forms of training – workshops and seminars – held in Munich, Lisbon, Dro, London, and Maribor as part of the Urban Heat project, learning about different artivistic practices in the urban environment, as well as through practical training for lecturer‑guide at the Urban Culture Institute in Ljubljana, which organizes alternative urban walks around Ljubljana, including Ljubljana Alternative Tour, which is now actually led by Marko Bulc.
Although Bulc decided to make a performance about altruism, he did not invite his colleagues to join him. He wanted to do everything by himself. And he did. And in the end, he also collected the fees of the potential co-creators of the performance. One for everything, one for all! Does this seem altruistic?
Director, choreographer, stage designer, costume designer, light designer, music author and performer, text writer, and performer: Marko Bulc
Technical director: Igor Remeta
Production of scenography: IKEA, Igor Remeta, Duško Pušica
Produced by: Bunker, Ljubljana v okviru projekta Urban Heat/as part of the Urban Heat project
Producer: Alma R. Selimović
Photo: Marko Bulc
Public relations: Tamara Bračič Vidmar
Design: Tanja Radež
The performance was made possible by: Ministrstvo za kulturo RS, Mestna občina Ljubljana, Urban Heat, Evropska unija – program Ustvarjalna Evropa
Photo: Nada Žgank
Tickets: 10 EUR, 7 EUR (students, seniors), students of SVŠGL and AGRFT 4 EUR
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MONT ALTO, Pa. - For 15 years the people who run Mont Alto Family Practice clinic have provided their patients with primary medical care, but they have long wanted to do more to help them stay healthy between office visits.
Elena Kehoe, a certified nurse-midwife at the clinic, said many patients, especially the elderly and low-income, were not getting information on important between-visit issues such as proper nutrition and fitness, and that kind of counseling is typically not covered by insurance.
"The clinic is busy. It couldn't afford to provide that kind of care on its own," Kehoe said.
So last year, the clinic's four principals - Kehoe and its three physicians, Drs. Diana and Greg Lyon Loftus and Kehoe's husband, Dr. Garrett Blanchet - set up the nonprofit Mont Alto Rural Educational Institute to fill the void.
Kehoe spent much of the last year researching the area's needs so she could include them in the institute's application for a $600,000 grant from the federal Office of Rural Health Policy.


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mayor Fyffe came to our school on Wednesday the ninth of march. we asked him lots of questions and he answered them the best he could. he has a very funny personality.
Month: March 2016
Hell house
One spooky pitch black i was walking home from school , and i was coming to the house of nightmares.i was so scared i almost wet my pants!!! Everyone who dared go near the house of nightmares was never seen again. Some how the house had guards protecting the house I've Herd their names are Gorls,Soldeens,Vraals,Ak-baba,Sand beasts,Dragons,Glus's and Reeahs.So i thought i better get a move on but instead of walking away my legs were taking me to the house.It was like my legs were under some sort of spell,i tried go back,but


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Village by the Sea
Grades 10 & 11
Part 2
Department of English
National Institute of Education
This Teacher's Handbook is intended to help teachers to teach prescribed texts for the G.C.E.O/L 'Appreciation of English Literary Texts'.
A term plan has been introduced and this Teacher's Handbook is the second part and it includes guidance to the teacher on poetry, prose, novels and short stories, which have been put down in the teaching plan to be covered in the first year. Literature as a discipline is strongly affected by subjectivity and individuality. The teaching approach should not by any means limit the students' originality, stifle their imaginative involvement or cramp their style of writing turn literary study into a production of answers on the same basic model. Students should be encouraged to read for themselves, discover and write responses, which will make them, think for themselves rather than depend on someone else for a response.
I hope this Teacher's Handbook would be of much help to the teachers especially as the syllabus has been changed and that the teachers need some kind of assistance and guidance in teaching ' Appreciation of English Literary Texts'. H.R.S.K.Atugoda
January 2010
Advisor - - Prof.Lal Perera
Director General
National Institute of Education
Wimal Siyambalagoda
Assistant Director General
Languages, Humanities and Social Sciences
National Institute of Education.
Direction - Sunil Atugoda
Director, Department of English
National Institute of Education
Subject Leadership - Darshana Samaraweera
& Coordination
Editors - Kamala Wijeratna
Chandrani Ramanayaka
Geethani Satharasinghe
Champa Perera
Content and language - Dinali Fernando
Typesetting of Final Draft - Thilaka Ruhunuarachchi
Dakshini Perera
Ishari Nimanthika Wijesundara
Office assistance - Wajira Perera
1.0 Aims of Teaching Literature
From time to time, educationists and policy makers in education have given expression to the aims of teaching literature in schools. The most frequently voiced is that literature promotes the reading habit. Literary texts by their very nature engage the reader both in terms of content as well as language. Responding to literature is a personal event and gives pleasure to the reader.
For the large number of students taking English literature at G.C.E. (O/L) it may be their first formal encounter with "literature". While expecting them to gain pleasure through reading, they will have tremendous opportunities for improving language. Access to a wide repertoire of words and varied nuances of meaning is one such opportunity. Since literary texts are "authentic" in their use of language they will facilitate the acquisition of many structures and patterns of language.
There are of course more profound aims expressed; such as multi-cultural understanding and the inculcation of humanistic values – the idea that literature cuts across national and cultural boundaries and territories and speaks a common language of humanity which makes readers empathize with the diversity of the world and its varied life styles as well as with the multiplicity of life forms that exist on it. For Sri Lankan schools, the reading goals and linguistic aims are of primary importance. But no educationist can overlook the cultural and humanistic goals. A sensitive, well – informed and caring citizenry is a nation's pre-eminent and fundamental goal.
2.0 Rationale of the New Anthology
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New York: Inspired by the Northern Soul movement in the UK in the late 1960s through the 70s and the Dexys Midnight Runners album Searching for the Young Soul Rebels, that referenced the scene, Karen Walker imagined the blue-collar crowd that flooded Manchester dance halls for epic weekend parties. Referencing both men's and women's wardrobes, Walker put out cropped tailored trousers and Crombie coats alongside swinging dance skirts and prim striped sweaters. The Soul Rebels' penchant for patches was cited in colorful prints used for dresses and drawstring pants, as well as a sporty sweatshirt featuring the Rebels' fist logo. Black vinyl accents toughened up floral dresses, full skirts and jackets – another allusion to the rebellious kids of Northern Soul.
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New mom Hoda Kotb covers the latest issue of PEOPLE and opens up about adopting her newborn daughter Haley Joy.
On her adoption joy: "We just stayed in the apartment and ate and slept and burped and took naps, and that's it. That's all. But it's fun! It's one of those things where you think you've done it all, you think you've felt it all. But I just didn't know that this kind of love existed."
On her previous battle with breast cancer that left her unable to conceive: "One of the things in my life I've always wanted was to be a mom. Sometimes in your life, things just don't work out for whatever reason, so you say, 'Well, I wasn't meant to have that.' But it was really hard to come to terms with it."
On privately always wanting kids: "There was a hole. People would say, 'Oh, do you have kids?' And I'd feel like, 'Ouch.' I knew inside it was supposed to be for me. One of the reasons was because I couldn't have children. Finally I said to myself one day, 'Why can't I? Why not me?' I had this ache in me that I couldn't push away anymore."
On first discussing adopting with her boyfriend of three years Joel Schiffman: "I was afraid to even say it out loud, because then it felt so real. I said, 'Think about it for a day or a week or whatever.' And he said, 'I don't need a day. Let's get this journey going.' At that point I blubbered like a baby. It was like the dam burst."
On adopting Haley as a single mom: "Haley will call him Dad… I wake up sometimes and go, 'Oh my God, I have a baby!' But it feels totally real. I guess if you've been waiting this long for something, and you wish for it, pray for it, hope for it, wonder if it will ever be, and then it happens, nothing's more real. Nothing."
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Mainline - East Coast and Connections from Kings Cross.
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Mainline - East Coast and Connections from Kings Cross.
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Home Centre, the region's leading home retailer, launched its Joy of Giving-themed Ramadan catalogue for 2017 across all its stores. Inspired by the spirit of giving, the 28-page catalogue will feature interior inspirations in royal shades of purple, white, silver and gold, spectacular gifts and mouth-watering iftar recipes.
The Holy Month of Ramadan celebrates compassion and togetherness with family and friends. A special time of the year, this season presents a wonderful opportunity to create precious moments with loved ones by coming together to exchange gifts and share meals.
To commemorate this occasion, Home Centre is launching its stunning 2017 Ramadan collection which will comprise of timeless furniture pieces, arabesque accessories, festive lighting options and essential tableware and kitchenware.
During Ramadan, the joy of giving comes alive in the sharing of heartfelt gifts. Shoppers can make their selection from a wide range of decorative platters, stylish trinkets, artsy candle holders and lots more. Customers can also purchase Ramadan gift cards in-store throughout the month to ensure their loved ones get the perfect gift this season.
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By: Mogley G. Retriever, chief investigator. This is another true crime adventure.
Tuesday, August 18th. We had a complaint that there was a series of crimes being committed in the family room. For the last week, every morning the toy box would be filled, and by evening the toy box would be empty. The toys would be gathered up in time for the morning vacuuming, and by evening they would be scattered all over the house, again.
We had our suspects, but no proof. The nose prints were indistinct and besides, we don't know if nose prints will hold up in court. We needed something more. We needed eye witnesses or photos of the crime.
We set up a surveillance camera, part of the Jr. Detective kit I had ordered on E-bay. It was not hard to set up, providing you have opposable thumbs. With only paws and claws, it took me several days to get the camera installed in the right place.
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On the beautiful island of Bermuda there is a rock hanging on a rope with a large sign beside it which says, "Weather Station: Check the Rock. If it's wet, it's raining. If it's moving, it's windy. If you can't see it, it's foggy. If the rock is gone, it's a hurricane."
Don't you just love it? At least it's reliable!
I sometime kid, too, that the best way to get the latest weather report is to look out the window! Some things in life are obvious. And yet it is amazing how the obvious can stare us in the face and we not see it. And sometimes, with God, instead of "looking out the window" where the answer is staring us in the face, we want a special sign from him! All the evidence was staring the Jews in the
face and still they refused to accept Jesus as their promised Messiah—because he didn't arrive the way they wanted or expected!
Sometimes we, too, want a special sign from God for various reasons when the answer is staring us in the face. Sometimes we want God to be co-dependent and tell us everything we should or shouldn't do—or even do for us what we need to do for ourselves. It should be obvious to the alcoholic who wants his wife and family back that he first needs to come to grips with his problem and overcome it, before he can expect his wife to return to him. Instead, he wants God to deliver him from the obvious consequences of his irresponsible behavior and give him his wife and family back now. It doesn't work that way. Never has. Never will.
I have to admit when in college on more than one occasion I prayed that God would help me pass an exam when I knew very well that I wasn't adequately prepared because I hadn't studied sufficiently throughout the school term. It had nothing to do with God's mercy that I passed this course. I had studied enough to get by. Had I not done this, I would have failed ... with God's blessing, no less!


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Thanks to some recent donations the villages of El Carmen and Alto Peru will have their chocolatadas in December. We´ve purchased all of the toys, panetone and candy for both villages. The only remaining expenses are entertainment and transport, which is about $200 total and we have most of that. In the hope that more donations will be coming we´d like to sponsor two additional mini-chocolatadas.
Last month we made a modest donation to the pronoei in Los Bances. At that time we refused the parent´s association request for a chocolatada. We have since learned that they have had no luck in getting donations and have given up on a chocolatada for this year. We´ve refused many chocolatada requests in recent months but of all of them Los Bances is one of the more deserving. Martha, the teacher has 14 students…7 boys and 7 girls. We´d like for those kids to have a good Christmas. We can do that by providing a box of panetone, some candy and inexpensive toys, all for about $75.
These are the kind of toys we´re talking about. The truck costs $2.05, the larger doll 1.95 and the smaller .89. They are not great toys but the kids will be very happy to get them. We won´t provide entertainment and there will be no transport cost because we´ll drop off the items on our way to the Alto Peru chocolatada on the same day.
The other mini-chocolatada we´d like to sponsor is right here in Chiclayo. The neighborhood of San Francisco, Campodonico is only 10 minutes from central Chiclayo but it might as well be on another planet. It is a drug-infested high crime area and it looks like it. Taxi drivers are reluctant to go there. The residents are very poor. The neighborhood qualifies for the government´s ´vaso de leche` (glass of milk) program.
Elizabeth (red blouse) has been in charge of the program for two years. Monday through Friday she gets up at 5:30 to receive the 50 liters of milk delivered by a local farmer contracted by the government. She had washed the large milk container the previous night. The 21 kids start arriving at about 7:00 am with a container for the milk brought from home. The milk is taken home and boiled, to be eaten with a modest breakfast. Often oats are added to the milk and that´s all there is for breakfast. Elizabeth would like the kids to have a Christmas party. So would we. Twenty one toys like those mentioned above will cost $40. Paneton and candy would be another $50. There will be no entertainment or transport cost.
For about $165 we can sponsor two mini-chocolatadas that will make December a little brighter for 35 kids and their parents. We´re determined to do that. We hope you can help us. If so please visit the Promesa Peru webpage. Thank you.


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A coming-of-age story set in France in the years leading up to World War I. Two teenage boys experience love, loss, anguish and betrayal in a rural setting of great beauty. . You can read more in Google, Youtube, Wiki
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To develop students who consistently demonstrate positive character traits and thinking skills necessary to be successful and contributing citizens.
Xinmin adopts a holistic approach to Character and Citizenship Education. The CCE curriculum "Cultivating a Life of Values and Excellence" or CLOVE blends daily experiences with personal, social and academic development. It is our goal that the Character Education Program will assist every student in Xinmin Primary to become assets to society by acquiring the following core beliefs and character traits: Care, Respect, Responsibility and Resilience. The school believes that there is a core set of beliefs and character traits that we share. Hence much emphasis has been placed on the development of these personal qualities in learning so that students become contributing citizens in their schools, families and communities.
CCE Department Members 2017
|Miss Yap Li Ling (HOD CCE)
|Mrs Elaine Heng
|Ms Eileen Chia
|Ms Charlene Lim
|Mdm Chai Chang Ciek
|Mdm Fun Kai Tien
|Ms Sally Lim
|Mdm Nicole De Souza
|Mdm Norliana
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|Ms Toh Feng Joo
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|Mrs Vijay
|Mdm Tan Lee Pin
|Ms Siti Syafiqah
|Mdm Liu Swee Yan
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- CCE Commemorative Events
- Values In Action (VIA)
- CCE Learning Journey and Overseas Trips
- CCE Infused lessons
- CCE Assembly Talk
- Programme for Active Learning (PAL)
2016 Racial Harmony Day
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- The Outstanding Development Award in National Education (ODA)
The school received the ODA in National Education in recognition for our national education efforts.
- The Development Award in Character Education (DA)
The school received the DA in Character Education in recognition for sustainable and sound approaches to character development. It focuses on schools' efforts, that is, the processes, systems and structures that are put in place in a school to develop good character in their students.
- Friend of SINGA Award, Gold Award
The school received the GOLD award for the National Courtesy Award. It affirms students who have gone the extra mile in extending a helping hand to others or displaying outstanding kind behaviours and inspiring acts of kindness.
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The school received the Lotus award for Green Audit in recognition for our commitment in environmental stewardship.
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Hi. I'm Deb and I'm a Shoe Addict. ("Hi Deb!") I'm weak, y'all, that's all there is to it. After I very sensibly did not buy the funky-colored clogs I mentioned a couple of days ago, I dreamed about them. Literally! And being a weak Shoe Addict, I naturally took that dream as a sign from Heaven that I was supposed to have bought those shoes. Plus Debra had such a darn good idea about the socks!! So yesterday I went back to the shoe store. I decided before I left the house that I'd leave it up to fate. There'd only been one pair left in each color that was kinda-sorta my size when I first saw them. If they were both gone, then it wasn't meant to be. But if one or both were still there, well... You can see what happened. So, ok...I admit clogs aren't all pointy-toed and leg-lengthening and sexy. The Manolo probably wouldn't approve, and neither would the Clinton and Stacy. But they're as comfy as house slippers and I adore the colors and they were on clearance, PLUS the store was running a "take an extra 40% off sale", so really, they were practically giving them away. On a platter. With a cherry on top! What red-blooded woman could resist?! Not me. Well, at least not twice. If anyone ever nominates me for "What Not To Wear", I'm hiding these clogs from Clinton and Stacy. And look what else I found while I was there: Black suede bag with Boho-inspired bead-and-embroidery trim, 25% off The weird thing is I went to that store in the first place specifically looking for a new winter purse and didn't find a thing. Then I went back for the poor, neglected, abandoned shoes I'd cruelly left behind, to rescue them before they got so sad they lost all their color...and there was The Purse. Right size. Right shape. Great accent colors. Shiny trim. (oooooh, shiny!) I ask you, where was that purse the first time I went in there?? I can't believe I'd have overlooked it. So maybe the dream wasn't luring me back to the store for the shoes at all. Maybe I was meant to go back and find the purse! Ah HA! But I bought the shoes anyway. Both pairs. My feet are happy. Merry Christmas to me!


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1 Guide for Discharge to Home From Inpatient Rehab Who Is on the Discharge Team? Many people help plan a rehab discharge, and they are often referred to as a team. The team members include: A doctor. He or she authorizes (approves) the rehab discharge. A nurse. Often this is the nurse case manager of your family member s unit, who will coordinate any education regarding medications and other nursing issues like IV therapy, or wound care. A social worker. This person coordinates the discharge, making sure that everything happens when it should. He or she also will make any addition referrals to community agencies as needed, and give psychosocial support to family and patient regarding the medical stay. A physical or occupational therapist. He or she is responsible for evaluating your family member s progress in accordance with both professional standards and insurance requirements, as well as providing the therapy. You, the caregiver. You know your family member best, and will be asked to cooperate in activities for the transition to home, such as receiving instructions, filling prescriptions, or gathering supplies. This Guide is for helping you when Home Care is your best option.
2 During Rehab: Planning for Discharge A good way to start planning for discharge is by asking the doctor how long your family member is likely to be in the rehabilitation facility. The doctor, physical therapist, or care manager may have a general idea when the admission begins, but they may not know how long your family member will continue to improve, which is a requirement under Medicare and other insurances. Once improvement significantly slows or stops, insurance will discontinue payment, which may make discharge occur rapidly. Insurance may have other restrictions as well. Thinking about the discharge process early on will help you be prepared. When patients leave rehab they may be discharged to the following: Home, with no needed services Home, with help needed from a family caregiver Home, with help needed from a home care agency Home, with home care and outpatient therapy A long-term care setting (such as in a nursing home or assisted living) TIP: The best time to start planning for discharge is just after your family member is admitted. While it may seem too soon to think about going home, planning early gives you more time to prepare.
3 Help Decide About Discharge You, the Caregiver: Tell the team that you are the main caregiver. Meet with the social worker as soon as you can to talk about discharge. This is a good time to discuss: How much time you can devote to being a caregiver, and whether or not there are others who can help you Whether you will provide all or some of the needed care Whether you can continue to work at your job or must take time off (FMLA) Whether you have any health problems or other limitations, such as not being able to lift heavy weight Whether you have other commitments, such as caring for young children Think about what your family member expects you can do and what you really can do don t let the rehab team or anyone else pressure you into a plan that you can t commit to or is unreasonable. It s better to thoroughly plan out what s to come rather than rush into a plan that ultimately fails for the patient. Paying for Care The Social Work and the Care Manager will help you determine whether or not insurance will pay for the home care needs of your family member. If you don t have insurance or find you will need to pay out of pocket for certain needed items (like medical equipment) and can t, they will help you connect to community agencies that may be able to help. TIP: Your family member should not leave the rehab facility until there is a safe and adequate discharge plan. This means that the plan meets your family member s needs and that you can do what s expected of you.
4 Next Step: Getting Ready to Go Home Your Care Manager and/or Social Worker will ask you to decide on which home care agency you want to use (it s your choice!). They will make a referral and the representative from your chosen agency will help you think through some of these issues and make a plan for home. Here are some considerations: 1. Equipment and Supplies Will my family member require a cane, wheelchair, walker, special cushions, grab bars, or other assistive devices? Who will adjust them to fit my family member properly? Who will teach my family member and me to use them correctly? Does my family member need a hospital bed, shower chair, commode, oxygen supply, or other equipment? If so, where do I get these items? What medical supplies do I need? This may be diapers, disposable gloves, and skin care items. Do I get these from the rehab program or a home care agency, or will I need to buy them? Where can I find these supplies if I have to buy them? Will my family member s insurance pay for them?
5 Next Step: Getting Ready to Go Home (continued) 2. Home Space Your family member s home should be comfortable and safe, and a good place for care. Ask the rehab team if you need to do anything special to get ready. This might be making room for a hospital bed or other large equipment, moving out items that can cause falls such as area rugs and electric cords, arranging a safe place to store medications, or making sure the bathroom is accessible. 3. Health Care Tasks You will likely do certain tasks as part of giving care. It is important that you know how to do these safely. Try to learn as much as you can while your family member is still in rehab. You can do this by watching the physical and occupational therapy staff as they do these tasks and asking them to watch as you try these tasks yourself. Speak up if you are afraid of doing certain tasks (such as wound care) or cannot help with personal hygiene (like helping your family member take a shower or go to the bathroom). Think about your own feelings as well as your family member s. The rehab team needs to know what tasks you can and cannot do so they can plan for any needed help. 4. Special Foods Ask the rehab team if there are certain foods your family member can or cannot eat. This might include specific foods such as milk or meat, or general types of food, such as very soft food or liquids. If your family member needs any special foods, try to buy them before discharge when it is easier to shop. 5. Medication One of your jobs as a caregiver may be medication management making sure your family member takes the right medication, at the right time, and in the right amount. Your home care nurse can help you create a calendar or other method of keeping track. She can also help you understand any side effects, dispensing instructions, or help you talk with your doctor about any changes that need made. You may also want to go through all the medications at home and make sure that your family member should continue to take them.
6 At Home: Giving Care Know Who to Call and What to Do You may have a lot of questions during the first few days at home. Keep all your relevant paperwork in one place, with the patient, so you can locate phone numbers and other information easily. You may need to call if the patient: Has a reaction to medication Has a fall or other mishap Needs a medication change Has special instructions for care Needs additional equipment or supplies Has additional medical problems that need addressed, such as diabetic care or heart issues TIP: Ask the social worker about local resources. Many communities have resources that can help you and your family member, such as: help with transportation or financial assistance, friendly volunteer visits for your family member, counseling, support groups, and respite care (time away from caregiving) for family caregivers.
7 Arrange for Follow-Up Care Your family member may have one or more new health care professionals that he or she will need to see for follow-up. When you leave the rehab unit, you should have all follow-up doctor visits already scheduled. If not, then have your home care agency help you with this. Plan for Routine Care Even though all days are not the same, it helps when you have a plan for routine care. This means knowing what tasks are done each day and who will do them. Since you are working with a home care agency, find out what jobs they and you will each need to do. TIP: Being a caregiver is a big job, whether your family member is in the hospital, getting ready to go home, or already at home. You need to take care of yourself, not just your family member. This means paying attention to your feelings, as well as your physical health. It also means taking time for yourself - even for just a short while each day. We hope this guide will help you in planning for your needs once your family member comes home from rehab. Remember, you always have someone to call, and your home care agency nurse and other caregivers are there as your partners through the recovery process!
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