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Sorry...newbie question I'm sure, but what's the reasoning/purpose behind the Thursday games to start the football season?
Sorry...newbie question I'm sure, but what's the reasoning/purpose behind the Thursday games to start the football season?
1. It's a 3 day weekend (Labor Day). You need to have the game before the students go home
2. It's an advantage the next week if your opponent plays a Sat. game as you get more recovery and preparation time
3. It's a disadvantage if you don't play on Thursday if your next opponent does as they get more prep time and recovery.
4. You have had plenty of time to prepare for your opponent during fall camp so there's no reason not to play on a Thursday.
There are a lot of reasons not to play on Thursday.
People have to work. It requires a day off of work if you travel. Worse tailgating, smaller crowds, worse atmosphere.
If the others in the conference do it, you pretty much have to, though.
I hate Thursday games.
I'm not sure if Labor Day weekend is always a factor in scheduling the home opener for Thursday night. I always felt like it had more to do with the beginning of school. The school has all these new freshmen on campus and they schedule the first home game for a Thursday night to help get all these new students involved in the whole college scene. The school has a captive student audience on a Thursday night. UCM usually has a street festival that afternoon with lots of fun things for the students to do and then a lot of them naturally go to the game. Other than maybe Family Weekend or Home Coming, it's probably the most attended game by the students. I went to the UCM at Pitt State game in 2016 for the Pitt home opener on a Thursday night and it looked like they had a similar festival type deal going on for the students. Again, I think it has more to do with student involvement than anything else.
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Also, keep in mind that all but one game in the first two weeks are Thursday night games this season (the lone exception: Lindenwood at Missouri Southern in Week 2). Could that be a disadvantage for Lindenwood when they host Central Oklahoma or MoSo when they travel to Northwest on Sept. 15 (Week 3)?
I love Thursday games. I wish a meaningful Thursday game was played every week.
The reason they play Thursday night game is that is the earliest day that is allowed. If the NCAA allowed them to play the previous Saturday, I'm sure they'd do that instead and then take a week off at some point.
Even though Thursday is the earliest day they can play a game, I have to agree with KMA that there may be other reasons for playing the home opener on a Thursday night. As mentioned, the administration has a captive student audience with lots of wide eyed freshmen and the school provides a fun pregame festive atmosphere for the Thursday night home opener. The next time I run into UCM president Chuck Ambrose I'm going to ask him about the reasons for having the home opener on a Thursday night.
I love Thursday games because I take Thursday off to tailgate, go to the game and still have 3 day weekend.
Don't think anyone has mentioned this, but some of the reasoning may have to do with the heat. Day games can be very hot and the fields really soak up the heat. Just a thought!
Thursday night games started when we had out of conference games. If you had a good opponent- you would schedule a Thursday night game with the hope that it would get picked up to be televised- because there weren't very many games scheduled on Thursdays, and if it had the opportunity to be a good game chances were better to get picked up. But now they are all in conference games- odds aren't likely that they will get picked up. That was the original idea - Then they said that since that went away they liked having 10 days between the first two games. But then they went and changed it to the first 2 weeks everyone has Thursday night games. Basically what I'm getting at is that all of the rational that I've been told over the years as to why they do it is BS. My guess is that basically it boils down to because it's probably easier for them - it sure isn't for the fans advantage!
I am not a fan of Thursday night games...I could live with the opener being on Thursday, wouldn't like it but could live it with. Now, since 2014 each of the 1st two weeks are Thursday nights (at least for NW). My preference would be for the conference to have 1 Thursday night game (rotate it so no one left out) and then the rest of week games could be on Saturday. That way a true fan could catch 4 teams playing that 1st week! It'll never happen but nice to wish/dream!!
Appreciate the responses!
The reason for my question was through my own personal experience with Thurday night games at my Alma Mater in TX where the crowds were always awful.
Its gonna be tough with work, but will just have to deal with it. Good thing I'm old and dont need as much sleep
2016 - vs. UNK (season opener), 6,017 (117% of average)
2014 - vs. UCM (season opener), 5,105 (123%)
2012 - vs. UCM (season opener), 5,471 (115%), vs. William Jewell (week 2), 4,811 (101%)
Looking at last year's Thursday night season openers:
UCM vs. Pitt State - 10,379 (123% of average)
UCO vs. Lindenwood - 5,931 (119%)
NSU vs. WU - 2307 (115%)
UNK vs. MWSU - 6514 (122%)
MSSU vs. FHSU - 5726 (111%)
NWMSU vs. ESU - 8,055 (102%)
Thanks GrifFan - so much for those posters that were complaining about poor attendance for Thursday night home openers.
Thats awesome! Thanks GrifFan
The next question is the reason for the good attendance? Thursday (less distractions) or early season and the attendance would be higher whatever day the game is played?


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If you're a fan of simple one-pot chicken dinners, and want to imagine yourself eating in a cute taverna with blue wooden chairs, you'll adore this baked Greek chicken & potatoes!
This one-pot baked Greek chicken & potatoes is one of the simplest every day meals in Greece. If you'd grown up there, most likely something like this would have appeared on the dinner table regularly. Over there, it doesn't have a fancy name, it's just called 'chicken in the oven'. Which is very typical of Greek food, and one of the reasons I love it so much. It doesn't sound (or even look) anything special, but boy is it delicious!
Alright, so Greek chicken & potatoes is tasty and easy. How do you make it?
You only need to follow 4 simple steps to get this delicious baked Greek chicken with lemon potatoes on your dinner table in about an hour.
- Roast some potato wedges in the oven for about 20 minutes.
- Nestle chicken thighs in among the potatoes.
- Drizzle the whole dish with a simple marinade containing these 3 ingredients: olive oil (lots of it!), the juice and zest of a whole lemon, dried oregano.
- Sprinkle generously with salt and pepper and bake for about 45 minutes.
One of the many great things about this meal is that it's all made in just one pot. No pre-boiling of the potatoes or browning of the chicken is necessary.
After you've given the potatoes a head start in the oven, the only other 'work' you have to do is toss the potatoes around a bit before adding the chicken and drizzling over that delicious Greek marinade. Then pop the whole dish back in the oven.
And here's where the magic happens. While the dish is baking, the juices from the chicken run into the potatoes and make them perfectly tasty, tender, and a little bit crispy.
You end up with a delicious one-pot meal with a kind of ready made lemony herby 'sauce' for dunking your bread into.
But how do I serve this baked Greek chicken?
I don't know about you but I always like to know how to serve a meal I find online! The best way to serve this dish is with:
- a traditional Greek salad (see this post: how to make a Greek salad for a perfect recipe and how-to video!)
- fresh crusty bread
- tsatziki (or just Greek yogurt if you like – that's what I usually serve!)
Don't skip these little extras. Trust me, they turn a good meal into a fantastic meal – one you can just as equally enjoy as an easy midweek meal, or as a delicious Mediterranean treat to serve to guests.
After you've made this Greek chicken a couple of times, you could probably make it without the recipe. A little more or less of each ingredient won't make much difference to the final result. Just don't skimp too much on the olive oil. ¼ cup might seem like a lot to pour over the potatoes and chicken, but (I repeat!!) it combines beautifully with the chicken and potatoes to make a gorgeous lemony sauce for dipping your bread into.
And if you find your potatoes stick to the pan a bit (or a lot), no problem! In fact, all the better. Scrape up all those delicious crispy bits and the person who gets them will be one very happy diner!
And if you like this baked Greek chicken & lemon potatoes recipe, you might wish to try this baked Greek chicken orzo, too! It's also very delicious and easy, but perhaps a little bit different to what you usually make!
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Baked Greek chicken & potatoes
This baked Greek chicken & potatoes is the easiest and yet surely one of the tastiest one-pot chicken dishes you could ever make. Millions of Greeks can't be wrong! Just bake chicken and potato wedges together drizzled with an olive oil, lemon and oregano marinade. Perfect served with a traditional Greek salad.
- 1.75 pounds medium-sized potatoes peeled & sliced into wedges
- 1/4 cup olive oil plus a little extra
- 2 pounds skinless boneless chicken thighs (8-10 thighs)
- 1 lemon zest & juice
- 1 large teaspoon dried oregano
- salt & black pepper
Pre-heat the oven to 390F/200C.
Put the raw potato wedges into a large baking dish or roasting pan (in one layer if you can). Drizzle with a little olive oil, toss with your hands and bake for about 20 minutes.
Remove the potatoes from the oven and nestle the chicken thighs in amongst them in the dish. Add the squeezed lemon halves as well.
Whisk together the olive oil, lemon juice & zest & oregano and drizzle all over the chicken and potatoes. Grind over plenty of salt and black pepper, then put the dish back in the oven and bake for 45 minutes or until the chicken juices run clear when you poke the meat with a knife and the whole dish is golden.
Serve with a big traditional Greek salad, Greek yogurt and crusty bread.
Recipe Notes
This can very easily be doubled or tripled for a larger number of people – just use a HUGE dish (or you could use 2 smaller ones of course).
Don't worry if the potatoes are a bit (or a lot!) stuck to the baking dish after you've pre-baked them. Just loosen them and toss before adding in the chicken. This will just make the potatoes all the more crispy and delicious when you serve the final dish!
Serve with a traditional Greek salad of tomatoes, cucumber, onions, green peppers, black olives and a big slab of feta cheese. Sprinkle the salad with oregano and plenty of olive oil just before serving.

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Maximum number of people:-
Worship Space 80 seated
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Latest time to exit building: 23.00 hours
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In the event of a fire, leave the premises immediately by the nearest available exit and call the Fire Brigade.
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It's Oscar time and where most magazines will spend their pre-event coverage discussing red carpet style, we present what's really cool about the sartorial silver screen.
Behold, the most stylish movie characters in Academy Award-winning history...
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Argo (Best Picture, 2013)
If they gave out Oscars for best beards (and they should!) then, two years ago, Ben Affleck would have gone home with Best Beard, Best Beard in a Leading Role and Best Short Beard, no doubt about it. And look at his face, he knows it too.
Tell you who wouldn't have won Best Beard at the Oscars, though. This guy. Next!
No Country For Old Men (Best Picture, 2008)
Everything we said about Affleck's beard previously also applies to Brolin's triumphant Selleck-esque 'stache in No Country. But more than just that, this movie single-handedly made binoculars cool once more.
The shirt pictured will never go out of fashion, but you may struggle to pull off the hat down the Old Dog & Duck. Best leave the rifle at home, too.
The Artist (Best Picture, 2012)
Ready for a brace of costume facts? The Artist was the first black and white film to win the Best Costume Oscar since the discontinuance of the Best Costume (black and white) Oscar in 1967. The last black and white film to win a Costume Oscar, for Best Costume (black and white), was Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? forty-five years earlier. Everybody get that? Us neither. But by God Dujardin looked cool.
The Deer Hunter (Best Director, 1978)
The tormented Vietnam PoW look is not one to be rocking right now (next year it'll be huge, honest) but craggy mountain winter wear is still a big deal. Don't take our word for it - our in-house Style Director handpicked some choice wardrobe items based entirely on De Niro's outdoor adventurer look. Check it out
On The Waterfront (Best Actor, 1954)
Ever stand by the shore in the bracing wind and not think about this movie? Us neither. Chunky knits, cosy coats and robust jeans; face facts, without On The Waterfront's style lessons winter would be a season of human hibernation. As it stands, though, it provides some of our coolest urban catwalks.
Million Dollar Baby (Best Picture, 2005)
The bad news is there's only one man on Earth who can pull off a retro 80s tracksuit top paired with a fedora, and it's not you.
The Color Of Money (Best Actor, 1986)
The greatest sunglasses in movie history, a top five:
5. Al Pacino, Scarface
4. Cary Grant, North By Northwest
3. Robert De Niro, Taxi Driver
2. Steve McQueen, The Thomas Crown Affair
1. Paul Newman, The Color Of Money
The Godfather Part II (Best Picture, 1975)
Michael's two-piece, lightweight, grey dupioni silk suit is not just the best outfit in this insanely stylish film, it's arguably the coolest suit ever worn on celluloid. It's a three buttoned suit jacket with three buttons on each cuff and a straight flapped hip pocket on each side. The white shirt and silk, black tie were worn with a black leather belt with a rounded silver clasp and (although not seen on camera), light grey, tasseled loafers. So now you know.
The Sting (Best Picture, 1974)
Guess which two dudes were making white vests cool when Bruce Willis was still a teenager. Go on, guess. Bonus points for wearing braces, Paul.
Training Day (Best Actor, 2001)
Another one from the "You'll look stupid if you try to mimic his wardrobe, but he's still incredibly cool" category. Denzel Washington has frequently said that Detective Alonzo Harris is his favourite character that he's ever played and little surprise - Alonzo oozes style. And corruption.
Mainly corruption.
The French Connection (Best Picture, 1972)
The pork pie hat enjoyed a crazy resurgence after Hackman appeared wearing the headwear of choice of Eddie Egan, the real life cop on which Popeye Doyle was based. So in love was Egan with his pork pie he refused to lend it to Hackman to shoot the movie with, so they had to source him one from elsewhere. Fair enough, really.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (Best Picture, 1976)
Imagine being handed a set of patient overalls and somehow making them look good. One of many talents McMurphy (Jack Nicholson) had that most of us can only dream of. Another one of those qualities was feigning brain damage just minutes after undergoing electroconvulsive therapy. Don't really want to be in a position where we're able to do that, truth be known.
Ray (Best Actor, 2004)
It's pretty simple really: If Ray Charles pioneered soul music and Jamie Foxx got Ray Charles's character to a tee, then Ray gets into our most stylish Oscar winners list.
Interesting aside: Ray Charles only wore sunglasses made by designer Billy Stickles.
Annoying aside: You'll struggle to get hold of any these days.
To Kill A Mockingbird (Best Actor, 1963)
Towering 6 ft 3 and impeccably turned out in his immaculate three-piece, Gregory Peck's Atticus Finch was a movie hero unlike any before, or after. No brawn, no side arm, just pitch perfect life pointers in, seemingly, every line of dialogue. Glasses were rockin' too.
There Will Be Blood (Best Actor, 2007)
The annoying truth is that Daniel Plainview's son, HW, rocks a suit better than most of us, but it's Daniel who leaves us awestruck with his sartorial acumen. Costume designer, Mark Bridges, gave Daniel Day Lewis three hats to choose from and the actor spent time with them all before deciding on his preference. Day Lewis took them home and lived with them for days before settling on this one [pictured] as the one he felt most comfortable with. And by the way, the sweat stains on the hat are real.


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Last year, the amazing Kim of Later Levels created this awesome Christmas community collaboration event thingy. I was so totally in, then I deleted my old website earlier this year, erasing my old entries of the interwebz forever. Alas!
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Chicago, Illinois based political punk rock band with a traditional hardcore influence. The band was formed in 1999 by Joe Principe (ex. 88 Fingers Louie) and fronted by vocalist, Tim Mcllrath. Originally 88 Fingers Louie member Dan Precision was on guitar but eventually left the band and was replaced by Chris Chasse, (ex. Reach The Sky)They released 2 albums on Fat Wreck Chords before signing to Geffen Records in 2003 and making their major label debut in 2004.
Short for "A Fire Inside". AFI is a hardcore / punk influenced rock band from California, originally formed in 1991 while the band members were still in high school. The original band members included Davey Havok (Vocals), Markus Stopholese (Guitar), Vic Chalker (Bass), & Adam Carson (Drums). Vick was replaced a short time later by Geoff Kresge who later went on to play in Blanks 77.After releasing 2 EPs the band members split to go to different colleges. However after playing a reunion show on Christmas break the band decided to get back together and concentrate on their music. Eventually the band signed to Nitro Records releasing a number of releases throughout the late 90's. In 1997 Geoff Kresge left the band and was replaced by Hunter Burgan. Markus Stopholese also left the band and was replaced by Jade Puget (ex. Redemption 87).The band later signed to Dreamworks Records and released their major label debut in 2003.
Politically charged punk rock band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania fronted by guitarist / vocalist Justin Sane. Formed in 1988, the band did not release their first official full length "Die For Your Government" until early 1997. Since then the band has released a steady stream of releases on a number of different labels.
"Anti-Flag does not mean Anti-American. Anti-Flag means anti-war. Anti-Flag means unity."
"Anti-Flag does not mean Anti-American. Anti-Flag means anti-war. Anti-Flag means unity."
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Nullification is the Rightful Remedy!
The Truth Quest Podcast Episode #23 – The Truth About Nullification
Definition of Nullification: Any act or set of acts which has as its result a particular law being rendered legally null and void, or unenforceable in practice. ~ Tenth Amendment Center
The federal government does NOT have a monopoly on determining the constitutionality of a law. Neither does the Supreme Court! When a federal law violates the Constitution, that law is ipso facto null and void. It is up to the states to declare it such and refuse to enforce it.
In the absence of responsible national legislative, executive, or judicial branches of government, the People have two powerful remedies at their disposal to reign in Washington, D.C.'s constant, unconstitutional power grabs – Convention of the States and Nullification.
Because of its massive size and reach, the federal government has become more and more dependent on state and local support to carry out its laws and regulatory programs. It is imperative that state and local officials resist offering assistance to federal agencies within their jurisdiction as they attempt to enforce unconstitutional federal laws and regulations.
- Federalist #46 – The message of Federalist #46, written by James Madison, was to express the fact that the power of the state governments is greater than that of the federal government, which is supposed to be a distant and largely insignificant force in our daily lives.
- The idea is that the states are sovereign and the feds have very limited jurisdiction. State legislatures pass laws prohibiting state enforcement of unconstitutional federal laws. No state resources can be used.
- Tenth Amendment Center State of the Nullification Movement Report
- Liberty Classroom – Nullification Objections
- The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 and 1799 – Mises.org
- Brion McClanahan podcast – Episode 92: Nullification and Consent
- Tom Woods
- Nullification – How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century
- Podcasts
- Episode 9: Nullification: Reply to Objections
- Episode 69: Nullification in 2014
- Episode 82: Walter Williams on Nullification, Secession, and More
- Episode 105: A Lost Tale of Nullification
- Episode 190: State of the Nullification Movement
- Episode 327: Tom Woods and Michael Boldin Podcast on Nullification
- Episode 608: Nullification and the Withdrawal of Consent
- Fugitive Slave Act 1850 – Vermont nullified it.
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text: Recipes Mediterranean Diet Print Mediterranean Spiced Swordfish With Tomato Olive Bruschetta By Molly Cleary, MS, RD, CDN, CNSC Updated August 22, 2018 Molly Cleary More in Recipes Mediterranean Diet Courses Ingredients and Allergies Nutrients Vegetarian Vegan Calorie Counts Health Conditions Kid Friendly Recipe Nutrition Calculator View All Nutrition Highlights (per serving) Calories 464 Fat 22g Carbs 41g Protein 29g Show Nutrition Label Hide Nutrition Label Nutrition Facts Servings: 4 Amount per serving Calories 464 % Daily Value* Total Fat 22g 28% Saturated Fat 4g 20% Cholesterol 44mg 15% Sodium 1338mg 58% Total Carbohydrate 41g 15% Dietary Fiber 9g 32% Total Sugars 5g Includes 0g Added Sugars 0% Protein 29g Vitamin D 0mcg 0% Calcium 92mg 7% Iron 5mg 28% Potassium 1145mg 24% *The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a food serving contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calorie a day is used for general nutrition advice. (2 ratings) Total Time 45 min Prep 15 min, Cook 30 min Servings 4 Bruschetta is a classic Italian antipasto, or appetizer. It is traditionally made of tomatoes and served over grilled bread. This version has the addition of olives, which add a tanginess to the bruschetta as well as heart-healthy monounsaturated fat.Swordfish are native to the Mediterranean Sea as well as much of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans. They are very large fish, often growing to be well over 200 lbs. Swordfish are an excellent source of protein, however, consumption should be limited since their large size typically meals a higher mercury content. Ingredients 2 large white potatoes 2 tablespoons olive oil 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper 1/2 teaspoon paprika 1½ cups tomatoes, diced (I used roma tomatoes) 2/3 cup kalamata olives, diced 8 fresh basil leaves, thinly sliced 1 scallion, chopped 2 cloves garlic 1 tablespoon olive oil ½ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon black pepper 1 pound swordfish 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground coriander 1/2 teaspoon black pepper 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon sweet Spanish paprika 3 cups green beans, raw 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 clove garlic 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon black pepper Preparation 1. Preheat oven to 400F.2. Wash potatoes and cut into wedges. Toss with olive oil, salt, pepper, and paprika. Bake for 30 minutes, flipping halfway through.3. While the potatoes are cooking, chop your tomatoes, olives, basil, and scallions. Mince the garlic. Mix in olive oil, garlic, salt, and pepper. Refrigerate until ready to serve.4. Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Pat swordfish dry with a paper towel. Sprinkle both sides with spices and rub to evenly distribute. Coat pan with cooking spray. Cook fish on high heat for 4 minutes on each side. Add a small amount of water to the pan if it starts to smoke.5. Place green beans in a microwave safe bowl with a few tablespoons of water. Cover with plastic wrap, leaving a small slit for steam. Microwave for 3 minutes. Once cooked, remove the plastic wrap and toss with olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, salt, and pepper.6. Divide green beans, potatoes, and swordfish evenly among 4 plates. Top swordfish with bruschetta.Ingredient Variations and SubstitutionsTuna steaks also work well in this recipe.Asparagus is a good substitute if you do not like green beans.Cooking and Serving TipsIf you're having a tough time peeling the garlic clove, here's a little trick: Place it down flat on your cutting, place the wide portion of your knife over it, and gently crush it. After this, the peel should come right off. Rate this Recipe You've already rated this recipe. Thanks for your rating! Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Get simple, delicious recipes to help you lose weight without feeling deprived. Email Address Sign Up There was an error. Please try again. Thank you, , for signing up. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit Show Full Recipe


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CM KCR will be touring Delhi today to get the positive nod from the centre on the new Zonal System introduced in the state of Telangana. CM KCR is taking the initiative to meet the central ministers and also Prime Minister Narendra Modi to get Zonal system approved. CM KCR is determined that the implementation of new Zonal System is required for the overall development of Telangana after it attained the statehood. This new Zonal System ensures 95% reservations to the local candidates. Watch for more.
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Environmental Health Practitioner (Food Safety/generic)
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Gloucester City Council
Environmental Health Practitioner (Food Safety/generic)
Within Community Wellbeing Team
Salary: up to £31,401 depending on experience
Permanent, full time 37 hours per week with flexible working hours
Gloucester City Council is an ambitious council with big ideas; an exciting and innovative team has been developed with a focus on Community Wellbeing. You will be working alongside colleagues with backgrounds in Environmental Health Community Safety, Partnerships, Engagement and Anti-Social Behaviour as we look to deliver our services in a strength based approach in order to bring about sustainable improvements. We are committed to creating 'A City that Works for Everyone'.
Gloucester is a small, historic and vibrant city on the edge of the Cotswolds and conveniently located along the M5 with good transport links to the rest of the country. Our offices are located in the historic dock area of the City and close to the City Centre.
Our 12 officers report to our Community Wellbeing Team Leaders and work generically to cover a wide range of traditional environmental health functions. This post will have a strong focus on food inspections of medium risk rated premises.
You must hold a BSc/MSc in Environmental Health or a Higher Certificate in Food Control, have an EHORB Registration and have up to date food safety competency. Ideally you will possess skills in dealing with environmental protection cases. You will possess strong communication, organisational and time management skills, and be able to work as part of a team or on your own initiative.
Closing date: 30th November 2018 Midnight
Interview date: 12th December 2018
For an informal discussion please contact Yvonne Welsh on 01452 396333.
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Thank you to Mrs. Jelynne Sornberger for her guidance in this inquiry project that combined health education with the arts.
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Michigan Hand and Wrist, PC, was formed in 2001 by Dr. Jean-Paul Guiboux with one mission in mind - to provide the highest quality patient care around. Since then we have helped many different patients with various hand and wrist surgeries that have helped to increase their quality of life. While we do pursue all non-operative measures when assessing a client, there are times that surgery is necessary in order to move forward.
We offer comprehensive pediatric and adult care for shoulders, elbows, wrists, and hands. Our surgery is useful for the upper extremities, fractures, tendon tears, lacerations and injuries, joint replacement for arthritis, arthroscopy, nerve decompression, repairs and microsurgery. If you think that you need professional surgery from expert doctors don't hesitate to contact us today!
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when there just aren't enough hours in the day.
I'm gonna go all Seth Godin on you today by making this post SUPER SHORT because I have no time to waste and I got a kid who's finally sleeping. During the day!
I can probably count on many hands how many times I've felt like there just aren't enough hours in the day. Sound familiar?
In a nutshell, I am overwhelmed.
Like totally stressed, holy-cow, how am I going to balance all of this, and why can't I get 5 more hours in my day overwhelmed! If I were a nighthawk I would blissfully stay up until 2am to get stuff done, while my nugget slept. Ain't ever gonna happen. I am exhausted and ready for bed by 9pm and even in college, I was in bed at a reasonable hour. I'm a morning person and that will never change.
Three months in, I am now facing an early return to work in less than a month's time, stressing out about child care (yes I work at home, but that is some multi-tasking I will NOT participate in. I need undivided attention to get work done with no distractions) and still figuring out how to parent. Figuring out my kid who changes everyday and for someone who is used to routines and consistently, this is a struggle. Not to mention, I still don't love where I live and miss my past life a lot or at least the support it offered me because I had my girlfriends and family there. I have an extended family here but I still struggle with it.
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Driving is a handy skill to have, iIt puts you in control of your own safety.
The thing is, you need to earn your car driver licence first – and that means learning all the skills.
Restricted drivers are seven times more likely to be involved in a fatal or serious-injury crash than other drivers.
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In 2014 the breath alcohol limit for drivers aged 20 years and over reduced from 400 micrograms (mcg) of alcohol per litre of breath, to 250mcg. The blood alcohol limit reduced from 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, to 50mg (or 0.05 grams).
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If your friend was meant to sober drive but has been drinking, it's best to take the keys off them and organise an alternative way home for you and your mates. It's not easy to stop a friend from driving, especially if others are encouraging it, but don't be afraid to speak up and look after your friends. Remember: If you stop a drink driver, you're a legend.
Taxis can be expensive so make sure you check out what buses travel near your house and ask your parents, or your friends' parents, if it's OK to call on them if your plans fail. They would much rather you call them in an emergency than risk your life with a drunk driver.
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) is a measure of the amount of alcohol in your body. It is measured in grams of alcohol per 100ml of blood.
BAC reduces by approximately 0.015 each hour after drinking has stopped.
Some of the factors affecting BAC are:
The effect of alcohol on your body and your mates will vary, so it is important for your safety and others not to try and match each other drink for drink.
Females are generally affected more by lower levels of alcohol.
Drivers must drive within all of the conditions listed on their drivers licence, and drive according to New Zealand's traffic laws.
If you are on a restricted drivers licence there are specific rules that apply.
Failure to do this will incur penalties such as fines and demerit points. You could even have your licence suspended, or be disqualified from driving.
For a first-time offender charged with drink driving, the standard penalty is imprisonment for up to three months or a $2250 fine, and disqualification from driving for a minimum of three months.
More information can be found on the NZTA website(external link).
Crash Bash is an educational road safety programme organised by the Christchurch City Council, supported by funding from Council and the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA).
The programme uses a contemporary stage performance to raise awareness of the risks for young drivers including not wearing seat belts, speeding, distraction, alcohol, drugs and peer pressure. The essence of the messages to students surrounding risk is to think about making safe choices for themselves and others.
The performance is developed and toured in the first term around schools in greater Christchurch by Christchurch's very own Court Theatre. A new theme is developed each year in collaboration with Canterbury Police based on key safety concerns within the Canterbury region affecting young drivers.
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So when we went to bed last night the car wasn't running and I was looking at walking to work (I kinda hoped in some freaky reason that it would start running again this morning.)
I woke up this morning and CJ checked his phone and saw the weather – it said there was going to be snow and I told him that he was lying, that it wouldn't happen – Bedford is in a bit of a rut so when it's cold enough we get a sprinkling of snow but not enough to be a proper snow shower (as one of the guys at Star used to say – he was Canada – of course it wasn't proper snow over here!)
I looked out of the window while grabbing my clothes from in front of the wardrobe and was gobsmacked! There was snow on the ground! It was snowing here in Bedford!!!!
Me and CJ wrapped up warm and went to try the car in case we could get it to push start. We had three attempts along the street and decided that it wasn't going to start and that I needed to wrap up some more and start walking to work.
I don't mind walking to work normally but it was so cold and snowy! I got to the park and the lake in the middle was frozen over and there was snow on the ice as well.
I took some photos and then carried on walking (I got a nice one of the bandstand surrounded in snow)
I got into work and my foot had started to hurt. I checked the back of my ankle and I had given myself a blister by wearing my walking shoes rather than trainers or boots (the idea being my feet would be warmer). I changed into my trainers and sat at my desk with one shoe on and one shoe off for most of the day in the hope that it would help the blister to go down.
I was chatting to Mr C by email this morning and we chatted about getting the battery for the car sorted out. He recommended that I talked to Andy W about it as he works with cars and in a garage now (I think!). I texted Andy and he called back almost straight away. He could sort the battery and he didn't mind coming round in the evening to install it and make sure it was working. I had a smile from ear to ear – it was the thing I was worrying about the most was getting the new battery.
It was busy as it was the first day back properly after Christmas which meant I didn't actually get a proper lunch break – I got about 10 minutes if you count standing in the queue in the canteen as a break. We've got a new system now where we have to write out these extra forms. The idea being that it will help to correct any pricing errors we might have. It's a good idea and I don't mind doing it but it is causing me extra work lol.
After work me and Mum went to Interchange to have a look for some bits. She needed paper for work so we went into Staples – spent ages looking at the different colours pens lol. That would be like a dream job working in a shop that just sold pens and funky notepads lol.
We then went to Argos and Toys R Us. My brother wants to get the band kit for Guitar Hero World Tour. Aparently it's a different kit and guitar so he can't his existing stuff with the Guitar Hero game. Unfortunately Bedford had sold out, so we couldn't get it for him. We had a look round Matalan and Mum bought me a funky pink fleecy jumper (which is very warm!)
After that we grabbed KFC for tea and headed home. Me and Mum watched University Challenge (we decided that then when Dad gets home from his business trip we can watch it again and we'd look clever because we already know the answers lol!
We also watched Masterchef as the new series started last night – I'm not really keen on it but it's okay. I keep telling my friend to go on it but because he's classed as a professional chef he can't go on it. (Maybe he should go on the Professionals one!)
We then watched P.S. I Love You – or at least we started watching it! Mum gave me a lift home. When I got home me and CJ put the Christmas decorations away. (I had asked him to start doing it before I got home but he hadn't read the text message right and so decided to wait for me) Although they aren't properly away in the attic they are at least down which is good.
After that we had about an hour to chill out doing stuff (he's still working on the Lego village) then we headed to bed. That was the end of Monday!


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On Tuesday we saw a report of an outbreak of H5N6 in Kon Tum Province, Vietnam - the first in that country since last April. Today, numerous Vietnamese media outlets are carrying reports of a small H5N6 outbreak in Ha Tinh City, nearly 500 km to the north.
H5N6 avian influenza outbreak appeared in Ha Tinh city
Ha Tinh news
Leaders of the Department of Livestock and Veterinary Medicine Ha Tinh information, the unit has coordinated with the authorities of Ho Chi Minh City. Ha Tinh destroyed 250 ducks of Mr. Tran Van Nam's household (street 9, Daiai ward) due to H5N6 infection.
Earlier, on September 24, when he flocked to the duck field, Mr. Nam discovered some dead, then some other children showed signs of eating less, eyes are lethargic, ruffled feathers, convulsions and death. Shortly thereafter, Nam informed the local authorities and authorities to take measures.
By taking samples, the Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Ha Tinh confirmed, his brother duck house positive for H5N6 influenza virus.
In order to control and not spread the disease spread, the authorities and local authorities have destroyed the above mentioned poultry, spraying chemicals, sprinkling lime powder in cages, vaccination surround...
Previously, H5N1 avian flu has also occurred in a commune in Ky Anh district, forcing authorities to destroy more than 2,000 sick and dead poultry.
Posted by: baohatinh
Fourteen years ago Vietnam was one of the first countries to be affected by the H5N1 virus, and for a time, lead the world in human cases and deaths; reporting 90 cases and 39 deaths over a 2 year period (2004-2005).
Through a program of aggressive culling, poultry vaccination, and public education, by 2006 they'd gone from being the worst afflicted country in the world to being viewed as the `poster child' for successful bird flu containment. Human cases, and outbreaks - while they still occurred - were dramatically reduced.
Although H5N1 would return sporadically over the years, and HPAI H5N6 showed up in the summer of 2014 for the first time, we've not seen a human avian flu infection reported from Vietnam since two H5N1 cases were reported in 2014.But success in containing bird flu can be fleeting, and with H5N1, H5N6, and H5N8 seemingly well entrenched in migratory birds that ply the East Asian flyway, and growing concerns that H7N9 will eventually follow suit and break out of China, Vietnam remains at risk of seeing new, and potentially devastating avian flu outbreaks.


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If we thought the first 48 hours were crazy, we had no idea what the next three weeks would be like. Because of the delay in receiving our laptops, we crunched what we'd planned to do in 6-7 weeks into 3 weeks. And, these three weeks included Jamie leaving in the beginning of the first (we're very happy he was able to see the computers with kids and help with the first day :)) and Katie R leaving in the middle of the third week. At the time, we had no time to sleep, let alone post blog entries. While we planned to update the blog after arriving back in the US, as usual, life continued and we weren't able to update it as quickly as we'd hoped. So, just in case, any of you were wondering, here's a look at what our final three weeks looked like.
After the chaos of the past 48 hours, the time-crunched nature of our project continued with the first day with all of the kids. On Monday, Chelsea and I got to DCI at 6:30 am to finish checking and updating all the computers. We organized our materials, set up benches and chairs outside for the parents and kids, and prepped for the arrival of 95 kids with their parents. Luckily, we had tons of help, especially from some of the kids and awesome volunteers. Katie R, Jamie, and Banie joined us after appearing as special guests on a local radio station.
With more than a little apprehension, we greeted parents and families as they came in, checking in students and confirming their ages. There was some confusion when some kids tried to get computers who were not on our list. We did our best to allay the confusion and to help as many kids as we could. Below are some pictures of the check-in process.
After checking in, parents and students headed outside to learn more about the program and class. Banie and Satta did an excellent job explaining, discussing the program, children's safety, and the importance of child ownership, and Solomon showed off the computer and its functions. It was very exciting for us to see the DCI staff and volunteers in action.
We continued by distributing the laptops, having each child write his/her name of his/her XO, and asking the parents to sign their child up for a class session. We ended the session around 11am, already thoroughly exhausted.
The day continued with preparations for our first day of classes, finishing our computer updates AND (drum role please) establishing internet! Thank you Zain! Katie R, Chelsea, Jamie and I headed back to the Pastoral Centre in the late afternoon, completely exhausted but very happy with the day.
I attached our outline of the opening ceremony – we didn't follow it exactly, but this is what we planned. It may be helpful for those planning similar projects. Opening ceremony info
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Last Friday our group got to take its first jaunt outside of Kenema (excluding Freetown of course), and headed to Bo, an easy 45 minute taxi ride. The ride was cramped (although we've had worse), and cost about $2 a person.
We went there to give our project presentation to a teachers workshop. The workshop was called Teachers Training Teachers and was led by Katherine and Richard Frazier of Friends of Sierra Leone (FOSL), and was also supported by Schools For Salone (SFS). Drs. Frazier (both Sierra-Leonean Peace Corp volunteers from 70's) had found that school teachers of the area felt paralyzed by the lack of available educational materials. The goal of the workshop was to show them that they did not have to sit idly by, waiting for funding and materials, but could instead reach out to their community, find people of particular skills, learn from them, and make their own book! To show them that this was possible, that is exactly what they did during their week long training.
The 73 teachers were split into groups. Each group decided what they wanted to write a book on, what education level they were targeting, spent a couple of days researching the topic (going to meet and speak with the local clay-pot makers or the blacksmith etc…) and then wrote up what they learned. This exercise gave them a sense of empowerment and showed them that there was already a wealth of knowledge within their communities.
At the end of the week there were 15 finished books with the following subjects:
- Common Diseases that Affect Children
- The Unprotected Water Well
- The Making of Gari
- The Buying and Selling of Agricultural Products
- Baby Growth Food
- Garbadge Collection in Bo City
- Malaria is a Dangerous Disease
- Science and Indigenous Technology: Charcoal Production
- Pa Kanu Needs to Support his Children: Aluminum Pot Making
- Making Gara Cloths
- Pa Ngoka the Distiller Need Money to Pay School Fees
- Joe's Journey
- Teenage Pregnancy in School
- Blacksmiths Workshop
Our team was so impressed with the final results we wanted copies for our pupils. Fortunately, the facilitators of the workshop had scanned each book and made electronic copies as well. So, we bought a CD of the books (in the form of a donation to FOSL). We are planning on putting the information onto our server. That way, all 100 children will have access to these wonderful books!
Although we felt slightly awkward presenting our technologically advanced computers at a workshop that was targeting the feeling of paralysis felt by teachers who don't have adequate school supplies, Drs. Frazier were able to eloquently connect the work that we were doing with the work that the teachers were doing in the workshop. They also used our project as an example of the benefits and potentials of grant writing. Their words were very inspirational and we were very happy to have participated in such a great event.
If you would like more information on FOSL, please visit their website at: http://www.fosalone.org
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Chelsea, Katie R and I arrived in Sierra Leone less than a week ago (as I'm writing, we arrived almost 5 days ago). Already, we have met several times with our partner organization, Defence for Children International (DCI); been introduced to various partners and stakeholders (including the Kenema reps for the ministries of Education and Social Welfare and the local police); participated in a partner organizations meeting; set the tentative schedule for training of trainers and the children's classes; and plan to start our TOT sessions tomorrow morning. Whew!
All of this was possible because of DCI. While OLPCorps has been criticized for sending naïve college students out into the African development wilderness, it's important to remember that a qualifying factor for deployment selection was partnership with and support from a local non-governmental organization. And, we were very lucky to have found and partnered with such a collaborative, welcoming, competent, and DEDICATED group. The project coordinators, social workers and interns work together with a shared mission of protecting and bettering the lives of children. The staff also recognizes the value of computer and IT skills, and they have worked to incorporate them into their programs. One of the reasons we thought of DCI when applying to OLPCorps was because they had set up a computer lab and initiated training for youth. The program was so popular that they added additional classes and still had to turn students away.
DCI is very invested in the project. They welcomed us graciously into their organization, pulling out all stops to make this program work. Before we arrived, they contacted various child protection agencies with which to collaborate and decided that, since this project was just a pilot, they wanted it to affect as many communities as possible (since the number of children affected is limited). In collaboration with their partners and community leaders, they developed a list of vulnerable children who should benefit from the program. The list includes children from their projects (helping children that are in the justice system, including both victims and perpetrators) in addition to children from their partner organizations: the Blind School (the children are not blind; they lead blind family members around to beg for money), Ben Hirsh (an organization that caters to street children and orphans), and other local community groups.
Thus far, we have not met the children who will benefit from the project. However, we plan to "interview" each child at the start of the program, asking them about their computer experience, what they want to be when they grow up, if they like school, what is their favorite subject, what is their favorite game, etc. This will serve as a method to get to know each child and as a way to evaluate the program quantitatively, as we hope to have post-deployment interviews as well.
Our teachers are two DCI employees, both of whom have technical experience. Paul is the IT instructor for DCI's computer lab, and Barrie is a social worker with computer experience. Both show an avid interest to learn more about the XO. In addition to our two main teachers, DCI has enlisted each partner organization or community to send a representative to learn how to use the XO and volunteer during the classes. This person will act as an advocate and a local resource for the children they represent. Because many of the people we're training already have some technological experience, we hope they will be more willing and excited to participate in learning this new system. From a brief introduction to the laptop, that seems a good assumption.
Most people that we've talked to are excited about the possibility of extending the program, so they are invested in ensuring its success. We've already had several adults ask us to buy more laptops so their children can benefit. They see the immense value and opportunity presented by the laptops. DCI and others we have met want to make this program work, so that more children can receive laptops. They are already imagining a time when there is one laptop per child in Sierra Leone. It's very clear that they genuinely care about improving the lives of children.
This is Katie R's and Katie M's first attempt at using "Write" (a program providing similar functions as Word) together. They made a limerick! Below, Katie M is blue and Katie R is purple, as determined in Write. [The colors didn't appear it the blog, so see "R" and "M" for reference :)]
Dear Katie, i think you do. I am going to add a sentence here. That's great!
Hey stop interrupting my story!!!
There once was a snail named Katie. (M)
Her shell was the shape of a lady. (R)
She had a good friend (M)
That the school did suspend (R)
So she went to visit her matey, (M)
Katie! (M)
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On Friday we spent the day with one of the OLPC Learning Teams training teachers at Kagumu School in Rwanda, which already has 3020 laptops for its 3242 students, but is having some problems getting the teachers at the school to actually incorporate tme into their curriculum. OLPC has mentioned several times that training the teachers, and especially getting their buy-in on using the XOs, is one of the most challenging parts of implementing program. Some notes and observations on interaction with the teachers…
- When teachers heard the word story, they thought of a written story. Getting them to make an animation took different vocabulary, such as the word animation.
- It was fun doing a little project in Scratch- we went and took a picture of something outside and then used Scratch to add text, sounds, animation, etc. This required an adequate amount of time to actually come up with something, but not so much time that teachers start to develop Scratch project fatigue
- They liked presenting the projects to the other teachers- the presenters seemed proud of what they had done and liked to see what others had done
- One of the teachers suggested that we give out certificates (we were already planning on doing that, go team!)
- Working in small groups or in pairs seemed most effective. Students were able to get their questions answered immediately, and teachers (the OLPCorps) knew immediately whether our responses were clearly understood
- While some of the teachers took initiative and started thinking of ways to incorporate Scratch in the classroom, others teachers might have benefited from some ideas on what students can learn from Scratch. With the teachers, more structure was better than less
Scratch is a program that uses commands to manipulate figures, pictures, text and sounds. One of the first things we learn to do on Scratch is how to make a cat spin around in a circle.


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