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Damage caused by external sources like civil commotions crashes by vehicles or aircraft, smoke from fires, vandalism, theft, as well as falling objects. There are tons of disasters that are covered, too. It simply depends upon where you get your tenant's insurance. Flood and earthquake insurance are required to be bought on separate policies.
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I hope that you and your families are well and that you have managed to enjoy the summer, despite the poor weather. Of course, this is about to improve just as schools are due to start back.
We have now received confirmation from the City of Edinburgh Council regarding the phased return to school for all students. You will also have received a letter today from Alistair Gaw, Executive Director for Communities and Families, explaining how schools will manage a safe return between Wednesday and Friday of next week.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 6, 2013 /CNW/ - Etelesolv (www.etelesolv.com), Canada's leader in Telecom and IT Management, announced that TMC, a global media company, has named TeleManager as a recipient of the 2012 INTERNET TELEPHONY TEM Excellence Award presented by INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine for its outstanding contribution in the TEM industry. Etelesolv has proven benefits and delivered valuable solutions for its customers.
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Peace gets a hard blow
Indian journalist Syed Shujaat Bukhari, editor of the prestigious newspaper 'Rising Kashmir' and tireless fighter in favor of peace, was killed along with two of his bodyguards in the city of Srinagar, capital of Jammu and Kashmir. According to police sources, the man was killed by three hit men on motorcycles just outside his office.
The news has shaken India, not just for being an injustice, but because the crime coincides with the publication of a report that lists violations of the human rights of India and Pakistan in the areas administered by both powers. According to police sources, the well-known journalist was killed moments after leaving his office, located in the center of the Indian city. At the moment two photographs of the murderers, captured by a security camera, have been distributed.
It is well known that Bukhari had police protection for almost 20 years and was a strong advocate of peace as a solution to a conflict that has confronted two nuclear powers for decades in one of the most militarized areas of the world. Last year he joined the Indian delegation that had an informal meeting with Pakistani representatives.
The crime coincides with the talks held to prolong the ceasefire declared by India a month ago. The region was experiencing a unilateral cessation of violence during Ramadan; After April was very violent, being the first month of peace since 2000. Upon hearing the news, the head of the regional government, Mehbooba Mufti, described the murder of Bukhari as an extremely shocking news.
It is worth noting that the murder occurred only a few hours after the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) published the first report on the situation of human rights in the region administered by India. The document details all the abuses committed in the Kashmir region, so much for the part of Pakistan like for India, since both powers administer that area. It also highlights that the violations made by India have different caliber and magnitude.
About that nation stands out the excessive force used by the authorities since in July of 2016, the repression of the continuous protests caused half hundred of deaths and dozens of wounded. According to the report, from that date and until last March around 145 civilians have been murdered by the forces of security.


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Gold futures rose, ending the longest slump this year, as China's pledge to help resolve Europe's debt crisis boosted demand for commodities.
The Standard & Poor's GSCI Spot Index of 24 raw materials rose to a six-month high. Zhou Xiaochuan, China's central bank governor, indicated the nation will invest in Europe's bailout funds. Paulson & Co., the $23 billion hedge fund run by John Paulson, said that "now is the time" to buy gold as an inflation hedge. Paulson is the biggest holder in the SPDR Gold Trust, the largest exchange-traded fund backed by the metal.
The signal from China "is definitely helping all commodities, including gold," Miguel Perez-Santalla, a vice president at Oklahoma City-based Apmex Inc., an online metal dealer, said in a telephone interview from New York. "Also, some investors are buying because they are not sure whether Greece will finally be able to get out of the mess."
Gold futures for April delivery rose 0.6 percent to settle at $1,728.10 an ounce at 1:53 p.m. on the Comex in New York, the biggest gain for a most-active contract since Feb. 7.
The metal dropped 1.3 percent in the previous three sessions, the longest slump since late December. Gold has gained 10 percent this year.
Evangelos Venizelos, Greece's finance minster, said today that Europe's wealthier countries are "playing with fire" by indicating that the country may be expelled from the 17-nation euro bloc.
Greek Concerns
Paulson said Greece may default by the end of March, triggering the breakup of the euro. His comments were in a year- end letter sent to clients this month. A copy was obtained by Bloomberg.
In the fourth quarter, Paulson cuts his stake in the SPDR gold ETF by 15 percent. Hedge funds including Vinik Asset Management LP, Tudor Investment Corp. and SAC Capital Advisors LP also sold shares. Soros Fund Management LLC and Lone Pine Capital LLC increased their holdings.
Silver futures for March delivery advanced 0.2 percent to $33.408 an ounce. The price has gained 20 percent this year.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, palladium futures for March delivery fell 0.5 percent to $683.65 an ounce. The price fell for the fifth straight session, the longest slump since early October. The metal has gained 4.2 percent this year.
Platinum futures for April delivery rose 0.6 percent to $1,638.20 an ounce, ending a four-session slide.
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It's wicked hot here on the Island today, even with all the windows open and the fans going. Loki, like any sensible citizen, is hiding under the bed both because it's shady, and because it's marginally cooler.
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The Program on Global Health & Human Rights at the USC Institute for Global Health developed an open-access online short course on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and human rights. Analysis of this topic began when the Program on Global Health & Human Rights convened health care workers, lawyers, activists and researchers from every region of the world at USC in May 2013 to examine how the fields of public health and human rights can unite to tackle non-communicable diseases. Participants represented major universities, the United Nations system, and civil society groups. With funding from the Merck Company Foundation, the meeting and subsequent report recognized that links between health and human rights are increasingly documented in areas such as HIV/AIDS and children's health, but not in the area of NCD prevention and control. The report emphasizes ways a human rights framework can ensure government accountability in preventing and controlling NCDs and underscores the need for more research, a stimulated political agenda and an informed and active civil society.
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- The how: a message for the UN high-level meeting on NCDs (6/28/2018)
- Non-communicable diseases and human rights: Global synergies, gaps and opportunities (4/18/2016)
- Noncommunicable Diseases and Human Rights: A Promising Synergy (5/1/2014)
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Zarif challenges "ulterior motives" of US officials and lobbyists
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has again rebuffed US sanctions and pressure over the July 2015 nuclear deal, calling the US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley "ignorant".
Zarif (pictured) used both Twitter and an interview with Iranian State media to push back on the US attempt, led by Haley, for inspections of Iranian military sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
#IAEA verification of Iran compliance with JCPOA is based on terms of agreement; not the ulterior motives of US officials, nor of lobbyists.
— Javad Zarif (@JZarif) September 2, 2017
Last month, the US Congress adopted additional sanctions on Iran, citing its ballistic missile tests, alleged support of "terrorism", and human rights record. While Donald Trump reluctantly signed a waiver recognizing Iranian compliance with the nuclear agreement, his officials said they would step up pressure on Tehran.
Haley then visited the IAEA just over a week ago to seek the inspections of military sites. Iran pushed back such inspections during the negotiations of the July 2015 deal, but IAEA Secretary General Yukiya Amano has held open the possibility if the IAEA has credible evidence of testing on the sites beyond the limits of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
Zarif told the official website of the Iranian regime on Saturday, "What Ms.Haley has declared mostly show her ignorance of the text of the [nuclear] agreement in all fields, about which she expressed her opinion."
The Foreign Minister and President Hassan Rouhani, as well as the Iranian Parliament, have promised a "proporationate response" if the new US sanctions are enforced.
Iran has said it will not leave the JCPOA. Rouhani shifted his position two weeks ago and said that this might occur if the US violated the agreement; however, his Government's main effort has been to separate the countries of the European Union from Washington.
Saudi Delegation to Visit Tehran
In a small sign of a thaw in relations, a Saudi Arabian delegation will soon visit Tehran, 21 months after Riyadh broke relations with Iran.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi confirmed a report, in the Kuwaiti daily al-Jarida, said the Saudi officials will travel following the Eid al-Adha festivities, which end on Monday.
President Rouhani indicated his desire last week, in a televised interview, for a resumption of dialogue with the Saudis. His foreign policy of "engagement" has been challenged, including by internal opponents, by the conflict with Iran's long-time rival in the Middle East.
Relations deteriorated with the deaths of 446 Iranian pilgrims among thousands killed in a crush near Mecca in September 2015, and Saudi Arabia cut diplomatic links three months later, following Riyadh's execution of a prominent Shia cleric and a crowd attack on the Saudi Embassy in Tehran.
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The Kuwaiti paper said the Saudi team was scheduled to visit its diplomatic facilities in Iran in July, but differences with Iranian officials over the arrangements postponed the visit.


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SAN ANTONIO – Child drownings in Bexar County have reached the second-highest total since 2014, with the fourth death reported just last week.
A 4-year-old boy died July 6 after he climbed over a fence and drowned in his neighbor's pool just one day before his birthday.
RELATED: Boy who drowned in neighbor's pool was 1 day from 5th birthday
There were a total of seven child drownings in Bexar County in the past three years, with 2014 seeing the highest number -- five, according to helpandhope.org.
The recent drownings have prompted the Children's Hospital of San Antonio to remind parents and the community about water safety and drowning prevention.
Dr. Tracy McCallin, a pediatric emergency department attending physician, said child drownings are 100 percent preventable.
"In the emergency department, (if) we see one drowning, it's one too many," McCallin said. "At the Children's Hospital of San Antonio, we typically see an average of about 16 drowning cases per year, including both fatal drownings and nonfatal cases. But this year, we've already seen 23 cases at the hospital."
McCallin said drowning is the second-leading cause of death for children under the age of 14. Between 1 and 4 years of age, she said it accounts for more deaths than anything else other than birth defects.
According to helpandhope.org, 54 child drownings have already been reported in Texas, with Bexar County tied for the second-highest number of deaths in the state with Dallas and Harris counties.
McCallin said 88 percent of drownings have occurred under some form of adult supervision and a drowning can happen anywhere with it happening less than a minute.
The first child drowning in Bexar County this year occurred Feb. 10 at a Stone Oak swim school where a 3-year-old boy was found unresponsive in the deep end of the pool.
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"It doesn't take very long. If you have a child in the bathtub and you leave the room to answer the phone, when you come back, the child could have drowned," McCallin said.
"The best thing I can tell families is, 'You can prevent drownings,'" she said.
McCallin said, in order to prevent drownings, the community must understand the ABCD's of Water Safety:


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Although she doesn't love him, Karen Blixen marries a friend so she can take on the title of Baroness. The couple moves to Africa to start a new life on a coffee plantation. However, her husband starts spending most of his time away on business, leaving Karen alone - and shortly, she falls in love with the handsome Denys Finch-Hatton. Together, they experience the beauty of Africa - but nothing goes as expected for either of them.
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DEKTON kitchen top event in Amsterdam by Cosentino
As kitchen design company based here in Amsterdam we were invited to the DEKTON event of Silestone. Silestone in the recent years has developed its great and fantastic new line in surface tops: DEKTON. In the last year we have installed Dekton in several kitchens here in Amsterdam. It is truly a new trend that is often integrated by the MyHouse Interiors team.


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STORY FROM: Asbestos
Delaware Court Issues TRO to Protect Owens Corning's Foreign Subsidiaries
December 1, 2000
WILMINGTON, Del. - U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mary F. Walrath has granted Owens Corning's motion for a temporary restraining order (TRO) that prevents Owens Corning's creditors from acting against its foreign subsidiaries as a result of its seeking protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Owens Corning, et al. v. Credit Suisse First Boston, et al., Adv. No. A-00-1575 (D. Del. Bankr.).
Judge Walrath said the Oct. 10 order would 'preserve the status quo for the benefit of the Debtors' bankruptcy estates and their creditors without causing undue harm to Defendants.'
Owens Corning filed a voluntary petition for reorganization ...
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Luxury spa period villa in Positano – Perched on the cliffs overlooking Positano, this lavishly furnished, sumptuous villa with exclusive private spa is a unique jewel in the Amalfi Coast thanks to its original Baroque style and unrivalled views across the Gulf of Salerno and its jagged coastline.
Antique pieces and richly painted ceilings reflect the eclectic taste of the owners of this former monastery, later used as an Episcopal residence, who have managed to create an opulent yet comfortable home. Villa Barocca's setting is inspirational, with splendid panoramic views over Positano and the Tyrrhenian sea enjoyed from a wonderful outdoor living area on the large central terrace. The lower terrace provides a relaxing area where guests can soak up the sunshine then cool down in the outdoor Jacuzzi fountain. The spa and heated, indoor jet-stream pool offer the ultimate in wellbeing.
As you open the gate of this private villa you will find yourself strolling along the narrow streets of Positano, arguably one of the prettiest villages in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site. A fast and practical hydrofoil service operates throughout summer to connect all major towns along the Amalfi coast and further south, the Cilento coast. A 40-minute hop on this service takes you across to the island of Capri where you can watch the sun set over the famous Faraglioni or visit the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) with its mesmerizing, colourful reflections: these are holiday memories to treasure for a lifetime.
Stunning views from a stunning villa right in the heart of Positano - what more could you want! Leave your car behind and forget your busy daily life to enjoy a truly relaxing break. Enjoy the Hammam before dipping into the heated pool or jacuzzi, then sip pre-dinner cocktails on the terrace admiring the views, followed by a stroll through the narrow streets of Positano. You will come across quaint hand-painted pottery shops, bright-coloured clothing boutiques and fantastic restaurants serving typical seafood dishes. You must try out Paccheri ai frutti di mare and pomodorini (shellfish pasta with cherry tomatoes), tubetti with totani (short pasta with clams), zuppa di pesce (seafood soup), roasted mozzarella on lemon-tree leaves and, for dessert babà soaked in liqueur, torta caprese, marmalade crostata and a glass of Limoncello….pure bliss!"
497 square metres of accommodation inside.
Ground floor (entry level):
Large wooden entrance door opens directly onto private, covered terrace with outdoor living room and stunning views over Positano.
Living/dining room, (sound system inside and out), dining table for 12, fireplace, French door to terrace.
Professional kitchen/ breakfast area, French door to terrace.
First floor:
Double bedroom suite (1.80m), living area, French door to upper terrace, ensuite shower room, WC.
Double bedroom suite (1.80m), living area, French door to upper terrace, ensuite shower room, WC.
Second floor (garden level):
Double bedroom (1.80m), living area, door to terrace, ensuite shower room, WC.
Double bedroom (1.80m), living area, sea view, door to terrace (care with children), ensuite shower room, WC.
Separate shower room, WC, low sloping ceiling.
Small single bedroom (0.90m), low sloping ceiling.
A door leads onto a garden terrace at the rear of the villa. Lower floor:
Indoor Spa comprising heated Jetstream 8m x 3m pool (depth: 1.20m to 1.94m) with waterfall feature, sauna, hammam, calidarium/frigidarium, relaxing room (TV).
3 x spa showers, WC.
Doors to large, walled terrace with outdoor Jacuzzi (4.25m x 1.10m, care with children).
An extra bed can be arranged at a cost of 50 euros per day. Please ask in advance wher you would like this bed placed so we can check there is space in your chosen room.
Fully terraced with shaded areas, mature trees, gazebo, portable charcoal barbecue, covered well, stunning sea views.
This villa is hidden behind walls with a large wooden door opening directly onto one of the many passageways through the village. It is not possible to access the villa by car – this can only be done on foot through narrow lanes with approx. 190 steps in total. A porter is available to help with luggage transfer on arrival and departure, but this villa is not recommended for toddlers in pushchairs or the infirm.
No smoking inside the villa please.
Included: Chef, concierge & maid each 8 hrs daily. Air-conditioning. WiFi internet. Pool heating & towels. Use of Spa (Hammam, sauna, Jacuzzi). Daily continental breakfast (inc food). Welcome dinner upon arrival, 1 free cookery class per booking . Winter under-floor heat. Minibar & safe in all bedrooms. Hermes courtesy kit (bathrooms). Porter service on check in from 4pm-6pm and check out from 8am - 10am. Other days (Except sunday porter service from 8am - 4pm.
Extras: Additional maid service €25 per hour. Telephone/fax. Meals on request - €2000 cash payment locally to cover costs - balance refunded at end of stay. Parking on request €30/day car, €50/day van/large car includes valet. Laundry service €25 per load (10 pieces, not incl underwear). Baby sitting. Boat trips. Airport transfers. Sunday Porter service €10-15 per suitcase. Villa sleeps 8 or 9 within price. Additional bed for 10th €50 per night. Local tourist tax - €1.50 per person over 10 years, per night, paid locally.
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The Duggars, of "19 Kids and Counting" fame, are among them.
Whether or not you follow them zealously, ignore them, or actively disagree with their way of life, the revelation that the eldest son, Josh, allegedly sexually abused three of his younger sisters and two other girls may be having an effect on you.
He was 14 at the time. He wasn't charged with a crime. Nor did he receive any psychological treatment. Rather, he was sent away. Worked at a home improvement company with a family friend, who acted as some kind of mentor. His father, after several months, took him to an Arkansas state trooper, a friend of the family, who did not act. Who was later arrested on child pornography charges. By the time the Springdale, Arkansas police had heard about it in 2006, due to a faxed report from Oprah's Harpo Studios to the Department of Human Services, it was too late to investigate or possibly charge.
The son, Josh, has said his parents provided counseling for his victims, but the kind of counseling is not mentioned. Anywhere. He asked their forgiveness and stated he received it.
If any licensed counselor in the state had been involved, he or she would have had to report. It would have been mandatory.
The girls' childhoods ended in many ways. They may still have nightmares. Flashbacks. Anxiety. Depression. Struggle with worth. Or may not.
They have not spoken.
Josh Duggar's statements have been contradictory. "I understood that if I continued this wrong road that I would be ruining my life." That disturbing statement, in its focus solely on his own life, seems to be the response of someone who may still not realize the impact he had on his victims. Yet he confessed to his potential wife two years prior to their marriage, which does seem to indicate that he was taking responsibility.
"He should have been criminally charged," is what I am hearing.
It is a felony, carrying with it potential years of prison time. And it should. I have seen the damage firsthand of what sexual abuse may do to a woman or a man. It can be horrendous. Plunging someone into a life full of self-doubt and shame. Sometimes there are such terrible sexual problems that affect the victim's intimate life, ability to become pregnant. Sometimes, there are other mental health complications.
It would be hard for parents to do what is legally, morally and psychologically "right." It would be easier to try to do what you could or what you believed necessary to make it stop.
I helped a mom I highly respected years ago. She was told by her then-older teenage daughter that her son had, many years prior, sexually abused her. The mom immediately confronted him. He initially denied, then admitted it. The entire family worked with counselors to come up with a plan that took several years to accomplish. That plan? For the daughter to find healing through therapy and have an opportunity to confront when ready. For the son to get counseling, share what he was learning and how he was changing with family members. His mom would come to some of those sessions as well to work out her own feelings toward him. For there to be no contact between the daughter and the son until the time the daughter was ready for it.
My patient tried to survive it all. Loving both of them. Being disgusted by her son's behavior. Feeling guilty that she had not known. Or stopped it.
What clinicians who work in sexual assault recovery are concerned about is the message the Duggar story gives to those victims. That you being hurt is not important enough for anyone to get punished.
Bobbi Parish, trauma recovery specialist, immediately put out a video for victims with a strong message of support.
Anyone who works in this field has heard countless cries.
"Everyone thinks he is so wonderful."
"I can't believe he did this to me, and because I can't prove it - it's "he said, she said," nothing is going to happen."
"She and her friends did it to me over and over. Mother knew and never said a word."
"How can he just get away with this?"
It is pure anguish. To know you were hurt by sexual abuse. And for nothing to happen.
There are people in our culture who have had personal problems, learned through them and then acted to help others. The founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, Bill W. Dr. Patrick Carnes - who has developed an entire treatment regimen and training for clinicians in sexual addiction, an addict himself. Betty Ford - who sought treatment for her alcohol problems and then began her own treatment center. Many, many others who are not famous. But go to high schools, churches or wherever they can get their message to the people that need to hear it. Talk about how easy it can be to make mistakes that hurt themselves and others.
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar did not guide their son to be one of those people. They likely were protecting him from going to jail. Or perhaps their own reputation. I don't know. But it's at the risk of giving the victims the message, "your pain is insignificant."
Josh Duggar, as an adult, did not choose to be one of those people, either. It would have been a difficult decision. He would have had to talk with his victims. Get their permission. Instead, he and his family kept the secret. He could have been someone who helped others to see that these kinds of problems exist in all types of families. From the most conservatively religious to the most liberal.
Maybe helped others stop abusing. Raise awareness.
Maybe he still will.
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The Neosa Salvation Army Camp
Carrollton, OH USA
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Package Plant - Nitrification
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Operational Since:
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The Challenge
Tie into the existing effluent outfall structure to replace the existing WWTP service at Camp Neosa that is impacted by seasonal flooding of Leesville Lake. Provide nitrification with a low maintenance (operational) system.
The Design
The wastewater treatment process used is our Complete Mixed Fixed Film (CMFF®), aka moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR). The package treatment plant and the CMFF® process is a standalone biological treatment system, with no need for sludge recycle. Solids separation is required and is achieved by conventional means of gravity settling. Solids are directly wasted without return sludge to the biological process.
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Thomas Moore is the author of the bestselling book Care of the Soul and 15 other books on deepening spirituality and cultivating soul in every aspect of life. He has been a monk, a musician, a university professor and a psychotherapist. Today he lectures widely on holistic medicine, spirituality, psychotherapy and the arts.
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NEW YORK /BUSINESS WIRE/ -- TraceGuard Technologies Inc., a developer of innovative systems and solutions for improving detection of explosives and hazardous materials, announced that it has signed a letter of intent with Smiths Detection, a world leader in airport and critical infrastructure security-screening systems.
Under the letter of intent, Smiths and TraceGuard will work exclusively toward a definitive agreement to accelerate the process of bringing TraceGuard's Automated Trace Extraction (ATE) technology to market. In the first phase of the definitive agreement, the companies would cooperate in marketing TraceGuard's CompactSafe ATE system to select aviation and homeland security customers.
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TraceGuard Technologies develops innovative security technologies and solutions for enabling explosives detection through automated trace extraction. By advancing the efficacy and efficiency of trace collection, "TraceGuard's product suite offers dramatic improvement over the current mechanisms in place at present."
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Matt oversees the operations of Local Trust, leading the staff team and working closely with the board on strategy and governance.
Matt Leach was formerly CEO of HACT, the social housing sector's ideas and innovation agency. Prior to joining HACT in 2011, Matt's roles included CEO of civil society funding agency Capacitybuilders, associate director of the ResPublica think tank and director at the Housing Corporation. He has also led start up work on the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation and held a range of senior roles at DCLG and the Cabinet Office.
Rachel has overall strategic responsibility for the design and successful delivery of Big LocalView bio
This includes the effective maintenance of Local Trust's finance, business planning and performance management functions; and the management of other resources needed to ensure Local Trust is able to deliver its business.
Previously, Rachel worked as a consultant and researcher at Shared Intelligence, where she worked on neighbourhood renewal, community engagement, and social housing projects. At the same time, she was also a programme manager for the National Association for Neighbourhood Management, where she designed and delivered learning and networking programmes. Before this, Rachel worked for Croydon Council.
Jayne is responsible for developing and managing the strategic day to day aspects of Local Trust's support to areasView bio
Jayne has the responsibility of developing and managing the strategic and day to day aspects of Local Trust's support offer to areas primarily through our network of Big Local reps, alongside external delivery partners and peers within Local Trust.
Prior to joining us, Jayne spent 6 years working within the Social Housing sector, most recently in the role of Head of Social Investment for a large North West based provider with a portfolio including community development, employability, anti-poverty strategies and broader social inclusion. Jayne has also held senior positions within the not for profit and statutory sectors including a range of targeted and universal services for adults and young people, along with managing key regeneration projects namely Surestart Children's Centres and the Neighbourhood Nursery Programme.
Chris leads on strategic and day-to-day aspects of Local Trust's programmesView bio
Chris works in the Programmes team leading on strategic and day-to-day aspects of Local Trust's programmes including Big Local and Creative Civic Change.
Previously, he spent 10 years at the Heritage Lottery Fund in a variety of roles across operations and strategy departments working on projects from community history to national museum redevelopments. He was latterly responsible for managing UK programmes focused on nature conservation and new models of finance and governance for historic assets.
Chris graduated from University of Leeds, specialising in the American civil rights movement. He is a Clore Social Leader and Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Adam manages the learning & networking programme, and supports Big Local areas in delivering their plansView bio
Adam works in the Programmes team, managing the learning & networking, training and mediation support to Big Local areas. He also supports the management of the rep programme. Adam comes to us from the international development and humanitarian sector, having worked for the Department for International Development and a range of international NGOs in programme management and technical support roles. From overseeing community development work in Africa, Asia and the Middle East since 2008, and an MSc in Development Studies from the University of London, Adam moved to the UK charity sector in early 2018.
Fiona has a key role in supporting Big Local areas in delivering their plansView bio
Fiona works alongside Adam in the Programmes team, coordinating aspects of Local Trust's support offer to areas primarily through our network of Big Local Reps, and the programme of learning and networking events and activities.
Prior to joining Local Trust Fiona worked at Groundwork in Cheshire, where she managed a range of community development, regeneration and heritage focussed programmes. Before that Fiona worked for Arts Council England in the North East.
Zoe has a key role in assessing proposals and plans from Big Local areas and supporting deliveryView bio
Zoe has a key role in assessing proposals and plans from Big Local areas and supporting delivery. Zoe also supports programme managers to co-ordinate and implement the practical aspects of delivery of Big Local.
Previously Zoe managed grant-making programmes with national funders such as Comic Relief and Lloyds TSB Foundation. Zoe also managed Local Involvement Networks (LINks) in London, which has become part of the Health Watch initiative. Prior to this she worked in public policy for the Australian Government.
Jo has a key role in assessing proposals and plans from Big Local areas and supporting deliveryView bio
Jo has worked in social change as a grant manager, researcher and writer. She most recently launched a funding programme at Comic Relief with the British government for UK charities working on violence against women, and managed grants to human rights organisations for the Sigrid Rausing Trust.
As a consultant she worked for a range of organisations including UN Women, the Thailand Institute for Justice and the Danish Institute Against Torture, and has worked to improve the treatment of women in the criminal justice system. She's visited women's prisons around the world.
Jo spent three years with the Asian Human Rights Commission in Hong Kong supporting the campaigns of communities across Asia for fair treatment, and has a Masters' degree in Human Rights Law. Prior to that she spent five years as a journalist. Jo currently works as a mentor in a London school and sings in a fabulous community choir in Peckham.
Sarah supports the delivery of learning and networking activities for Big Local areasView bio
Sarah works within the Programmes team, bringing Big Local areas together to share their experiences, network and also learn from projects through a range of activities such as thematic one day events and learning clusters.
She has worked on the Big Local programme for some time, in a similar role for the National Association for Neighbourhood Management. Previously, Sarah worked as a consultant at Shared Intelligence, a public policy consultancy.
Alice supports the development and delivery of our support offer for Big Local areasView bio
Alice works mainly on the thematic learning clusters and Big Local Connects, as well as new support partners.
Prior to working at Local Trust, Alice travelled and taught abroad after earning a degree in Political Science and Geography with a focus on communities, urbanism and planning.
Rachel supports the programmes teamView bio
Rachel assists the programmes team with supporting Big Local areas. She joins us from Macmillan Cancer Support, where Rachel worked as part of the supporter donations team. Prior to this, and since graduating with a degree in History and Geography, Rachel spent the last few years working, traveling and volunteering abroad.
Clare supports the programmes teamView bio
Clare assists the programmes team with funding administration. She also works closely with the other Programme Assistants, providing support to Big Local Areas.
Before working with the Local Trust, Clare studied Politics at University of Glasgow and completed a masters in Human Rights.
Jayne manages our research, evaluation and learningView bio
Jayne develops, manages and monitors the strategic and day-to-day aspects of the Big Local programme with peers and the chief executive.
Jayne has over 20 years' experience of working with communities and the voluntary and community sector. Previous to her role at Local Trust she worked for Haringey Association of Voluntary and Community Organisations (HAVCO) – the council of voluntary service for the London borough of Haringey. At HAVCO Jayne managed a volunteer centre.
Prior to this, Jayne led on research and evaluation at the Community Development Foundation.
Jeremy leads on national surveys, reviews of the Big Local programme and our work on 'left behind' communitiesView bio
Jeremy has a key role in developing suitable ways to monitor and evaluate the Big Local programme. He designs internal research and evaluation methods, including Big Local plan reviews and Big Local partnership surveys. He also draws out strategic learning and ensures that this is shared.
Prior to joining Local Trust, Jeremy worked as a corporate social responsibility consultant in South Africa. He specialised in the independent review and evaluation of corporate social investment initiatives for South African and multi-national corporations. Before that, he worked for the Charity Commission for England and Wales and the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
Lisa-Marie leads on projects and initiatives such as research on community hubs and our community research conferenceView bio
Lisa-Marie works with the research and evaluation team, supporting them on projects as part of the evaluation of the Big Local programme.
Before joining Local Trust, Lisa-Marie was a senior team administrator at Centrepoint, a youth homelessness charity, where she supported senior housing and support managers in the delivery of accommodation services. Prior to this, she was a programme assistant at the Commonwealth Secretariat, where she helped gender advisers deliver gender equality projects across Commonwealth member countries.
Lindsay leads on Measuring Change - our training and support to Big Local areas in self evaluationView bio
Lindsay works in the research team and leads on projects supporting Big Local areas to better measure the change they are making. She also works on drawing learning from the Big Local programme to better demonstrate the impact it's had.
Prior to joining Local Trust, Lindsay completed her BA at McGill University in environment and development.
Laura leads on contracts to support impact measurement in Big Local areas and research to support programme deliveryView bio
Before joining Local Trust, Laura worked at London Youth, a membership and advocacy organisation for youth organisations across London. Here, she was involved in programme evaluation and a variety of research projects, including a report on how youth organisations can support young people to feel a part of their local communities.
Alongside her previous role, Laura gained a Masters in Research at Birkbeck College, University of London, completing her studies in September 2018. Her final dissertation was written on the subject of serious youth violence and assessed the justifications and implications of policy solutions aimed at tackling the issue.
Lucy leads on the evaluation of the Community Leadership Academy and supports our external evaluationView bio
Lucy leads on a range of research projects to do with evaluation and learning from the Big Local programme, including overseeing the evaluation of the Community Leadership Academy.
Prior to joining Local Trust, Lucy has been working as a researcher for several years. Her experience includes working at the criminal justice charity Revolving Doors, where she undertook service evaluations and developed reviews of the evidence into what works for people with multiple needs. She also worked for the local government thinktank New Local Government Network, where she led in policy research projects on public health, housing and the local government workforce.
Sue supports the research teamView bio
Sue has worked on a number of research projects related to displacement and large social change within communities, including projects on the Aylesbury estate in Elephant and Castle, HS2, and working for Just Space.
Her main interests are social research, working class identities and (dis)empowerment, council estates, housing, planning, social policy, community dynamics, migration flows, displacement and social inequality.
Margaret delivers Local Trust's policy programmeView bio
Margaret has a background in policy, research, public affairs and communications. Previous posts include Lottery Communications Director at Arts Council England and Policy and Research Director at NCVO. Before her current role at Local Trust Margaret combined interim and change management contracts with consultancy work. Immediately prior to Local Trust she worked at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (CGF) leading on evaluation and learning and communications.
Rob supports the policy team with commsView bio
Rob's role includes building support for the Community Wealth Fund amongst voluntary sector organisations as well as developing relationships with politicians from across Westminster.
Prior to joining Local Trust, Rob undertook internships for an Executive Search firm, doing research across the Arts and Non-Profit sectors, as well as a role as a Supply Chain Coordinator with Tesco. At university Rob was involved in the campaign for fossil fuel divestment as well as lobbying MPs on behalf of Greenpeace. Rob studied Human, Social and Political Sciences at the University of Cambridge.
Millie assists the policy teamView bio
She comes to the Local Trust from Groundwork London, where Millie supported the delivery of a programme to tackle fuel poverty. Prior to this, she completed a Master's in Environment, Politics and Development at SOAS University.
James leads on Local Trust's partnershipsView bio
James is responsible for developing and delivering partnerships, collaborations and ideas that can support the long-term goals of the Big Local programme and promote a positive future for communities, through hyper-local, place-based, resident-led change.
James joined Local Trust from Forum for the Future, the international sustainability non-profit, where he was Director of Futures and Projects. He developed and led on the organisation's use of futures tools such as scenario planning and trends analysis, and was responsible for the effective management of projects and partnerships across four international offices. He has worked on a range of issues such as energy and climate change, social enterprise, the digital economy, sustainable food and agriculture, corporate sustainability and the future of civil society.
Georgie supports the development of Local Trust's partnershipsView bio
Georgie's role involves meeting partners who may be able to offer support directly to Big Local Areas, and supporting the development of Local Trusts strategic partnerships across the public, private and voluntary sector.
Georgie comes to Local Trust from the Tech for Good sector, where she had been using her skills in human centred design to lead on projects for Civic Tech wizards mySociety, a planning tech start up and to support increased diversity in Bristol's high-tech and digital future workforce. Prior to this, Georgie spent 8 years coordinating community engagement projects in communities in East Anglia, London and the South West, working with people locally to improve the places they lived in.
Grace is project co-ordinator for Creative Civic ChangeView bio
Creative Civic Change is an innovative funding programme for left behind communities delivered in partnership with Local Trust, the National Lottery Community Fund, the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Creative Civic Change is supporting sixteen diverse communities across England to use creativity, arts and culture to improve their local area.
Previous to this role, Grace worked for the Architecture Design Fashion team at the British Council helping to deliver creative projects around the world. Grace is led by a passion for socially engaged creative practice with a specific focus on design, and has an MA in Design History at the Royal College of Art and Victoria & Albert Museum.
Gabriel has a key role in supporting Big Local areas in delivering their plansView bio
Gabriel has a key role in supporting Big Local areas in delivering their plans. This involves encouraging relationships between Big Local areas and the organisations which can help them realise their vison of making their areas a better place to live.
Before coming to Local Trust, Gabriel worked on supporter and volunteer engagement for the Green Party during the 2017 General Election Campaign. Previously Gabriel has worked for a local charity in Kerala India, which developed environmental and income generation initiatives with local community groups.
Jessica oversees Local Trust's communicationsView bio
Jess heads the communications team and is responsible for shaping and delivering Local Trust's communications strategy. This includes responsibility for digital content, publications, identity, messaging and media work.
Jess has a background in communications in the non-profit sector, having previously worked on a wide range of issues – especially environmental – for local, national and international organisations including the Marine Stewardship Council, New Economics Foundation and Campaign for Better Transport. She joined Local Trust in 2016.
Jessie is responsible for developing and delivering communications at Local TrustView bio
Before joining Local Trust, Jessie managed the communications and policy for a social justice charity. She has experience in developing digital and print content, writing for different audiences and working with the media to raise the profile of different organisations and causes. Jessie has a degree in Politics from the University of Leeds and has worked within national and local government.
Hayley leads on website and CRM developmentView bio
Hayley is part of the communications team. She leads across website development and CRM, as well as supporting a wide range of other comms activity like events and maintaining Local Trust's photo archive.
Her last position at the Royal Society for Public Health involved working across the organisation to deliver digital projects, particularly website and CRM, alongside a range of traditional marketing activity.
Alice assists the Communications teamView bio
Alice supports the development of digital content for the organisation's social media channels and newsletter.
Before joining Local Trust, Alice volunteered in communications with a human trafficking charity and is a recent graduate in English from Queen Mary, University of London.
Nicola manages Local Trust's finances, including the Big Local Trust expendable endowment from the National Lottery Community FundView bio
Nicola manages Local Trust's finances, including the Big Local Trust expendable endowment from the National Lottery Community Fund. Nicola also supports the financial aspects of the Big Local programme, including grants, contracts and social investments.
Nicola has over 20 years' experience in the not-for-profit sector, as a finance manager and as a consultant. Prior to joining Local Trust, Nicola was head of finance & resources at Iniva (Institute of International Visual Arts). Before that she was a senior consultant with Tank Consulting, providing business support (including business and strategic planning, financial modelling, research, evaluation and interim financial management) to a wide range of organisations, including charities and social enterprises.
Kamille helps to manage the day-to-day finances of Local TrustView bio
Kamille supports the head of finance and resources to manage the day-to-day finances of Local Trust. This includes the Big Local Trust expendable endowment, the grants we distribute and the social investments we make. Kamille is responsible for developing robust management accounting systems and supporting Local Trust colleagues with understanding and managing their budgets.
Kamille is a certified accountant with over 13 years' experience in the not-for-profit sector, with expertise in charity governance and financial management. Prior to joining Local Trust, Kamille was Finance Manager at the Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust (HART), where she was responsible for managing all aspects of finance, IT and HR. Before that Kamille was the Assistant Company Secretary at NCVO, where she was responsible for managing the charity's governance and regulatory framework as well as supporting the Director of Planning and Resources with performance management, risk management and budgetary control.
Karen provides financial administration support including processing invoices and ensuring payments are madeView bio
Karen provides financial administration support including processing invoices and ensuring payments are made. Karen also helps with the monitoring of budgets for Big Local areas and provides general administrative support to us as needed.
Previously, Karen worked at the NSPCC where one of her tasks was to provide support to senior managers and staff in her division in managing the financial processes.
Karen volunteers and is on the committee for her local 'park run'.
Missiell provides administrative support to the finance teamView bio
Missiell also liaises with service providers, assists with invoice processing and maintaining contract files.
Before joining Local Trust, Missiell worked for an ethical food company who are environment and community focussed. Missiell volunteers at her local homeless shelter and food drive
Verity supports the Board of Trustees and other Committees and also oversees the running of the officeView bio
Before joining Local Trust, Verity was a Deputy Secretary to the Board at Heritage Lottery Fund and had worked in governance support at the National Lottery Community Fund.
Previously, Verity worked for an education charity as a project officer and executive assistant providing support in new areas of development, events and planning.
Frankie supports the smooth running of the officeView bio
As part of the Office Services Team, Frankie works closely with Verity and offers support to all Local Trust teams, ensuring the smooth running of the office.
Prior to this role, she worked in the Intake Team at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home where she supported dog owners in re-homing their pet and provided customers with advice on animal welfare. Prior to this, her roles centered on administrative support, event planning and payroll.


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10 comments July 19th, 2006at 06:43pm Posted by Eli
1) Atrios sez: "Joe sez he won't run as a Republican."
Eli sez: Joe won't admit to being a Republican.
2) It would be damn funny if Bush's determination to make the presidency all-powerful ended up delivering said presidency to the Democrats. President Gore could really use some extraordinary powers if he's going to clean up the Republicans' mess…
3) I hope the shadowy and mysterious Codename V. has not been eaten by krill.
Entry Filed under: Bush,Lamont,Lieberman,Politics,Wankers,Weirdness
10 Comments
1. Elmo | July 20th, 2006 at 1:17 am
shadowy is right, I can't even pick a fight…
2. kyklops | July 20th, 2006 at 5:14 am
I can probably make some reasonable guesses, but why doesn't Codename V have a comments section? Wasn't there an alien species named the Krill on some sf show (STtNG?)?
3. Eli | July 20th, 2006 at 7:48 am
Hopefully she'll show up to answer for herself, but basically:
A) She rarely gets comments, so she didn't think it was worth bothering with.
B) She doesn't want to get sucked into arguments on her own blog.
C) She doesn't want to get caught up in the whole social reciprocity of blogging; she just wants to do her own thing and not worry about anyone else.
4. Eli | July 20th, 2006 at 7:49 am
V, I apologize if I screwed any of that up…
5. karmic_jay | July 20th, 2006 at 8:22 am
I am intrigued by V. I read V at times and don't leave comments. :)
6. karmic_jay | July 20th, 2006 at 8:23 am
I think the goopers are scared at what a dem congress and orez can do with these powers.
7. Eli | July 20th, 2006 at 9:35 am
V is terribly intriguing, all the more so for being shadowy and mysterious.
It really will be interesting to watch the Republicans all of a sudden becoming terribly concerned about good government and the value of checks & balances…
8. Jonh Neo | July 20th, 2006 at 1:23 pm
I like your blogs, I will add your link you to my blog.
This is a resource you can visit :
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9. spocko | July 20th, 2006 at 3:55 pm
the more so for being shadowy and mysterious.
I once knew a man whose last name was Krill. He never physically attacked me, but I was clearly scary.
10. spocko | July 20th, 2006 at 3:55 pm
opps I meant he was scary.


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Christmas Together is a Holiday collaboration between 5 CT Producers/Musicians. It came about after David Davis asked 4 other producer friends of his if they would be interested in doing a project as a collective. Individuals would submit one song and everyone would collaborate on a song together. It was decided to do a song that had a 90's New Jack Swing type of a sound. Everyone involved have been greatly inspired over the years by that era of music.
The 5 producers/writers/musicians are David Davis (saxophones), Rahsaan Langley (Vocals), Wayne Brown (Keys), Lawrence White (Bass) and Nate Barnes (drums). When asked if they would be apart of it, it was assumed to be as just producers but it turned out that it was sort of putting together a full band because of what everyone actually played. That was an extra bonus.
The EP has five songs which include; "Oh Come, Oh Come Emanuel" by David Davis, "Snowed In With You" by Lawrence White, "Angels We Have Heard On High" by Wayne Brown, "Holidays With You" by Rahsaan and "Christmas Together" is the song that was co-written and arranged by everyone.
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United States District Court, D. Connecticut
May 1, 2018
ANGEL GONZALEZ, Plaintiff,v.CORRECTIONAL MANAGED HEALTH CARE, ET AL., Defendants.
Michael P. Shea, United States District Judge
plaintiff, Angel Gonzalez, is currently incarcerated at
MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution
("MacDougall-Walker"). He initiated this action
by filing a civil rights complaint against Department of
Correctional medical staff members. On January 12, 2018, the
court granted the plaintiff leave to file an amended
complaint, dismissed the amended complaint for failure to
comply with Rules 8 and 20 of the Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure, and directed the clerk to enter judgment for the
defendants and close the case. See IRO, ECF No. 17
at 10-11. The dismissal was without prejudice to the
plaintiff's filing a motion to reopen and a second
amended complaint that complied with Rules 8 and 20,
Fed.R.Civ.P. and included only one of the five claims or sets
of claims identified by the court in its ruling and order.
See Id. The plaintiff has filed a motion to reopen,
a motion to withdraw the first motion to reopen, a second
motion to reopen, a motion to file an amended complaint, and
a motion for appointment of counsel.
Motions to Reopen and to Withdraw Motion to Reopen [ECF Nos.
20, 22]
January 9, 2018, the plaintiff filed a motion to reopen. On
January 31, 2018, the plaintiff moved to withdraw the motion
to reopen because it did not comply with the court's
order in the initial review order. The motion to withdraw the
motion to reopen filed on January 19, 2018 is granted. The
motion to reopen, ECF No. 20, is deemed withdrawn and should
be terminated from the docket. To the extent that the motion
to withdraw the motion to reopen has also been docketed as a
motion to file an amended complaint, the motion to amend is
denied as moot. The court addresses the plaintiff's
renewed motion to reopen and to file an amended complaint
Motion to Reopen and to File Amended Complaint [ECF No.
plaintiff seeks to reopen the case and to file a second
amended complaint that complies with the court's initial
review order. The plaintiff contends that the proposed
amended complaint attached to the motion to reopen fully
complies with the court's order. The court disagrees.
proposed second amended complaint lists as defendants:
Director of Health Services Kathleen Maurer, Dr. Ricardo
Ruiz, Dr. Carson Wright, Nurse Barbara Savoie, Nurse Vicki
Scruggs, Nurse Ellen Durko, Nurse Jane Ventrella, Nurse
Sheryl Estrom, Nurse Cindy Letevik, Nurse Shannon Rourke,
Nurse Jane Doe, Nurse John Doe 1, Nurse John Doe 2, Health
Services Administrator Brian Liebel, and Health Services
Administrator Sharon Brown. See Proposed Am. Compl.,
ECF No. 23-1 at 1. Dr. Ruiz, Nurse Ventrella, Nurse Estrom,
Nurse Letevik, Nurse Rourke, Nurse Jane Doe, Nurse John Doe
1, Nurse John Doe 2, and Health Administrator Brown are
employed at Cheshire Correctional Institution
("Cheshire") and Dr. Wright, Nurse Savoie, Nurse
Scruggs, Nurse Durko, Health Administrator Liebel are
employed at Northern Correctional Institution
("Northern"). See Id. at 3-4
¶¶ 4-7. Director Maurer is not described as being
assigned to any particular facility. See Id. at 3
¶ 3.
amended complaint is filed pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983
and asserts allegations related to symptoms experienced by
the plaintiff beginning in 2010, one year after surgery to
repair a fracture of his left orbital lobe and left frontal
sinus. See Id. at 5 ¶¶ 13-16. The
plaintiff alleges that he experienced itching, burning,
intense tingling, and headaches. See Id. ¶ 16.
The proposed amended complaint includes general allegations
regarding the failure of nurses from both Cheshire and
Northern to schedule him to see a physician, the failure of
Drs. Wright and Ruiz to change the medication prescribed to
treat the plaintiff's neurological symptoms despite the
plaintiff's complaints regarding the medication's
ineffectiveness, the refusal of Dr. Ruiz and Dr. Wright to
refer the plaintiff to a specialist, the discontinuation of a
prescription for the plaintiff's headaches by Dr. Wright,
and the failure of Director Maurer, Health Administrator
Brown, and Health Administrator Liebel to take corrective
action with regard to the plaintiff's medical treatment
provided to him at Cheshire and Northern. See Id. at
6-8 ¶¶ 19-37.
are no dates in the proposed second amended complaint other
than August 4, 2009, the date on which the plaintiff suffered
his injuries, and that some time in 2010, approximately a
year after the surgery to repair plaintiff's injuries, he
began to experience headaches and tingling, itching, and
burning sensations. See Id. at 5 ¶¶ 13,
16; at 6 ¶ 23.
proposed amended complaint, which includes allegations
against both medical employees at Cheshire and at Northern,
does not comply with the court's order that any
"second amended complaint ONLY include one of the five
claims or sets of related claims described" on pages
10-11 of the order. See IRO at 10-11. Instead, it
adds seven new defendants who are or were employed at
Cheshire, asserts new claims regarding his medical treatment
at Cheshire, and also asserts some of the claims regarding
treatment at Northern that were included in the first amended
complaint. Thus, the proposed amended complaint fails to
comply with the court's order and Rule 20, Fed.R.Civ.P.
regarding permissive joinder of parties.
addition, it does not comply with Rule 8, Fed.R.Civ.P. which
requires that a complaint be "short and plain"
and include allegations that are "simple, concise and
direct" in order to put the defendants on notice of the
legal claims against them. See Rule 8(a) & (d),
Fed.R.Civ.P. As indicated above, the proposed amended
complaint includes only general allegations of delays or
improper treatment for the plaintiff's symptoms at both
Cheshire and Northern. There are no dates on which the
alleged conduct of any defendant occurred. Thus, the
allegations do not give the defendants adequate notice of the
claims against them. See Wynder v. McMahon, 360 F.3d
73, 77 (2d Cir. 2004) (Rule 8's purpose is to give the
defendant or defendants "fair notice of what the
plaintiff's claim is and the grounds upon which it
rests.") (internal quotation marks and citations
omitted); Ricciutti v. New York Trans. Auth., 941
F.2d 119, 123 (2d Cir. 1991) (The purpose of Rule 8 is
"to permit the defendant to have a fair understanding
of what the plaintiff is complaining about and to know
whether there is a legal basis for recovery.")
(citation omitted). The court notes that the first amended
complaint and its exhibits did include dates on which each
defendant allegedly denied him treatment. See Am.
Compl., ECF No. 15-1 & 15-2. Thus, it is not clear why
the plaintiff neglected to include the dates of the alleged
conduct of the defendants in the proposed second amended
the proposed second amended complaint does not comply with
the court's order or Rules 8 or 20 of the Federal Rules
of Civil Procedure, the motion to reopen and to file an
amended complaint is denied without prejudice in all
respects. The court will permit the plaintiff one more
opportunity to file a second amended complaint that meets the
pleading and joinder requirements of the Federal Rules of
Civil Procedure.
Motion for Appointment of Counsel [ECF No. 21]
plaintiff moves for the appointment of pro bono
counsel. He claims that the issues involved in the case are
complex and that he has limited access to a law library. As
indicated above, the ...
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A little while ago I was sitting in Croydon's Boxpark, a venue that has been sitting next to East Croydon station for just over a year now, and decided that enough was enough. For so long I have been holding off from trying out anything from Dum Dum because do I really need donuts and can they actually be that good but in a slightly tired and delirious state that was it I decided to put myself out of the misery and find out once and for all.
Four donuts for a rather eye-watering £10 later and we were ready to head off and head home for some terrible rushed phone photographs before tucking into them. We made these last two days, one each on the day of purchase and one the following day, because we are not morons and if we are going to spend £10 on dessert we are going to make that stuff last.
The cronut was pretty huge and actually the smaller 'mini' donut was close to the size of a normal donut from a multipack in Sainsburys so that did help to make it a lot less painful than it could have been. You can also see that a lot of thought and attention has gone into the design of the products in terms of appearance, especially some of the others like the galaxy glazed ones they offer, and that the staff seem to really care about the product they are selling (I would like to hope for the price of the donuts those guys are getting paid London Living Wage as a minimum…).
The mini donuts were in the peanut and jelly flavour and if you are a regular reader of my blog you will know I have pretty strong feels on all things peanut. Therefore I naturally gravitated towards this donut when I spotted it that cold evening at the start of December and I was not disappointed.
That peanut flavour was really present, helped by the crumbling on the top of the donut itself, and the jam or 'jelly' was noticeable inside but not overpowering in terms of sweetness against the peanut. They managed to counteract each other really well and made for a harmonious flavour pairing and especially combined with the soft and squishy texture of the donut.
Then there was the Nutella cronut and ow my word these are 100% worth it and I wish I had never tried them because now I have to resist the urge of sneaking into Boxpark whenever I walk past to get another one of them. They were so creamy and soft and delicious tasting in every single way without being really intensely rich and overpowering, which they could easily have been, and somehow they just work. I mean are they £3.50 worth of goodness? I don't know but if you want to have a treat dessert and compare it to the price of a dessert in a restaurant then it suddenly looks like a bargain!
I would not just get one of these for a daily average snack or dessert but for a real treat or a special occasion then getting a couple of these in seems to be a totally legitimate concept to me but perhaps that is just because I really want to try and justify £10 on four donuts from a metal container by a train station in zone five…
What are your dream flavours for a donut and what is the best donut/doughnut you have ever eaten? Let me know in the comments below!