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Idioms are often commonplace in everyday, spoken English. The more idioms you know, the better it is for your general communication – just don't over-use them in every single sentence!
In the following exercises you will find some idioms that are quite common in many English speaking countries when talking about driving. Firstly, think about and then check for the correct meaning of each idiom. Secondly, try putting each idiom into its correct position in the dialogue in the second exercise, so that finally the dialogue makes sense. Most of the order is mixed from Exercise 1- you have to work out where each idiom fits in the dialogue.
Exercise 1
IDIOM 1: 'something to get me from A to B'
a) to travel in luxury or
b) a cheap, basic car for home to work/school (for commuting)
Show the answer
IDIOM 2: 'a Sunday driver'
a) a slow or not such good driver or
b) a person who drives on Sundays only
Show the answer
IDIOM 3: 'the roads are chock-a-block'
a) the roads are quiet or
b) the roads are full of cars
Show the answer
IDIOM 4: 'need some wheels'
a) need to hurry up or
b) need my own transport
Show the answer
IDIOM 5: 'a prang'
a) a car accident or
b) a speeding ticket
Show the answer
Exercise 2) Place the idioms correctly into the following dialogue:
Person A: "My bus is always late getting to the station and sometimes it even drives straight past me at my local bus stop. I really _______________".
Person B: "What, you mean a car"?
Person A: "Yeah, just _______________".
Person B: "That sounds good…but take care driving to the city in the morning rush hour… _______________".
Person A: "Thanks, hopefully I'll be fine. When I drove in my country I never had _______________".
Person B: "That's lucky. Actually, I have a license but to be honest, I'm _______________"!
1. need some wheels
2. something to get me from A to B
3. the roads are chock-a-block
4. a prang
5. a Sunday driver


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Welcome to the West Coast Tour with HAVENSIDE, LIONHEART & WARHOUND:
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1/14 Mesa, AZ @ The Underground
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1/17 Fresno, CA @ CYC Center
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1/19 Davis, CA @ Rockband University
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The February 2014 new release book is out and can be downloaded here.
Ship date is January 28th.Street date is February 11th so please get your pre orders in. 'Weekend Nachos' , 'Bastard Noise / Lack Of Interest – split ' , 'Last Words- Last Words LP' are available for immediate shipment.
New releases include these titles ……
Suburban Mutilation – The Opera Ain't Over Till the Fat Lady Sings! CD – Beer City
Weekend Nachos – Still LP – Deep Six
Nausea- Condemned to the System LP – Deep Six
Bastard Noise / Lack Of Interest – split LP/CD – Deep Six
Picture- Diamond Dreamer/Picture 1 CD – Divebomb
Picture- Eternal Dark/Heavy Metal Ears CD – Divebomb
Blowfly- Black In the Sack LP – Patac
Rawhide- Murder One LP – Patac
Anti You- Blank Stares LP – Six Weeks
Last Words- Last Words LP – To Live A Lie
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12/09/13 Oakland, CA- Metro with EXHUMED
12/10/13 San Diego, CA- The Casbah with EXHUMED
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12/12/13 Tempe, AZ- Rocky Point Cantina with EXHUMED
12/14/13 Denver, CO- Gothic Theater with GHOUL
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12/15/13 Oklahoma City, OK- Conservatory
12/16/13 Dallas, TX- Club Dada
12/17 Austin,TX- Red 7
12/18 New Orleans,LA- Siberia
12/19/13 Tampa, FL- Epic Problem
12/20/13 Pembroke Pines, FL- The Talent Farm
12/21/13 Gainesville, FL- The Atlantic
12/27 New York – Irving Plaza w/ GWAR, BATTLECROSS
12/28 New Haven CT – Toads Place w/ GWAR, BATTLECROSS
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11/18/13 Burlington, VT- Nectar's
11/19/13 Middletown, NY- Sounds Asylum
11/20/13 Newark, DE- Mojo Main
11/21/13 Baltimore, MD- Metro Gallery
11/22/13 Richmond, VA- Gallery 5 with MUNICIPAL WASTE
11/23/13 Lakewood, OH- The Foundry
11/24/13 Dayton, OH- Rockstar Pro Arena
11/25/13 Detroit, MI- Magic Stick
11/26/13 Chicago, IL- Reggies
11/27/13 Pittsburgh, PA- The Shop
11/29/13 Brooklyn, NY- St. Vitus
11/30/13 Wallingford, CT- Cherry St. Station
12/01/13 Island Park, NY- No Fun Club
January 2013 new releases!
The January 2014 new release book is out and can be downloaded here.
While ship date is December 30th and the street date is January 7th; some of these titles are now in stock and available for immediate shipment. Said titles are listed below.Please note the 'Weekend Nachos- Still LP' is not in the new release book (It just showed up without notice recently) , but is available for immediate shipment as well.
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Drs. Marjan ter AvestDirector Mind
Official opening of the First International Conference on Crisis, Coercion and Intensive Treatment in Psychiatry
Brian R. Sims, MDSenior Director, Medical and Behavioral Health, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
Consultant, NASMHPD Center for Innovation in Trauma Informed Approaches
Theme: Trauma informed treatment
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Influencing Outcomes with Trauma Informed Treatment - A Baltimore Experience - Healing IN Communities
This session entitled 'Influencing Outcomes through Trauma Informed Treatment - A Baltimore Experience' -' Healing IN Communities', will focus on strategies utilized by SAMHSA's National Center for Trauma Informed Care in cooperation with the city of Baltimore, Maryland with resultant healing in communities and agencies there intended to promote healing and recovery. At the time of our initial entry into Baltimore, there was significant violence with Baltimore reaching in one year the highest number of homicides in its history. Our goal upon entry was to assist the city in its healing process; a process involving the understanding and addressing of the high prevalence of trauma interwoven in the communities. Add to this extensive Historical trauma, and the city was suffering, with no significant channel to relieve the agony or processes to address the pervasive traumas. In implementing trauma informed strategies, the attempt was to assist a city in crisis, stressing healing and subsequent beginnings of recovery. As the city sought emotional healing, it as well sought physical healing. The Adverse Childhood Experiences study will be discussed, to show the correlations of adverse experiences, many of which occurred in childhood and some even before the child had formed language to express, and how these experiences have profound emotional and physiological consequences, stressing the need for early intervention in treatment. This led to a broad range of trainings in the city, totaling to date some 78 agencies and over 2600 people.
With this collaborative, people all over Baltimore have been receiving assistance and education on strategies to not only help others but to help themselves. The key to successful and sustained effects, is to embrace prevention. This discussion promotes the addressing of trauma on both ends of the spectrum. Examples from the efforts within the city, with creation of unique, community- oriented programs will be discussed with the goals there of producing long- lasting outcomes. Concepts that promote healing; communicating effectively; embracing the premise of 'It's not what's wrong with you, but what happened to you' have become the mantra. With active collaboration, we have attempted to help individuals of all levels of expertise to understand that 'you do not have to be a therapist to be therapeutic'. Many communities and agencies have begun to emerge with strength, healing and resilience. While still a work in progress, the response from the City has displayed an overwhelming desire to heal.
Dr. Gerdien FranxProgram manager National Agenda Suicide prevention, 113 Suicide Prevention, Supranet
Theme: The Zero Suicide Journey
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The Zero Suicide Journey
Suicide prevention is a major health care responsibility in desperate need of new perspectives. Despite decades of research and considerable investments in health care services little progress has been made in reducing morbidity and mortality due to suicidal behavior. US suicide rates show a 24% rise between 1999 and 2014.4 In the Netherlands the suicide rate has risen with 38% in eight years, returning in 2012-2015 to peak numbers of the 1980's.5 Over 40% of Dutch inhabitants who died by suicide received specialist mental health care. From successive major systematic reviews on suicide prevention strategies6,7 it becomes clear that progress is slow. The uptake by the field of guideline best practices and recommendations seems to be even slower8 with many workers lacking specific training to work with suicidal patients.9,10 Accepting this state of affairs implies that suicide will keep killing several hundreds of thousands humans every year worldwide in the next decades.
This keynote presents Zero Suicide, a new approach to suicide prevention that is gaining momentum worldwide and aims for the pursuit of zero suicides in healthcare. Zero Suicide starts from the core value that no one should die alone and in despair by suicide, and from the conviction that suicide can be prevented. It is an integral, transformative approach that applies Safety and Quality Improvement principles developed in technological sectors (e.g. aviation, automotive, energy) and in somatic healthcare on the scale of entire (mental) health care systems or institutions. Core components are: 1) a safety culture with commitment to the goal of zero suicides, 2) continuous (data driven) improvement of care processes and routines, and 3) structural and reliable use of suicide specific interventions. These components are translated into well-defined organizational behaviors (to lead; to train; to identify, engage and treat; to transition and to improve) that all contribute to patient and staff safety. Zero Suicide's optimistic and ambitious approach contrasts with the attenuated and reserved stance commonly encountered among health care staff towards the preventability of suicides, and with a current reality of losing many patients to suicide. It is a B-HAG: a Big Hairy, Audacious Goal that may evoke anxiety among frontline workers. Therefore, the first steps on the journey towards Zero Suicide are the abandonment of blame after suicide and the creation a Just Culture in which professionals feel secure to learn and improve every day.
Yolande Voskes, PhDAssistant professor at VU University medical centre and senior researcher at mental health institute GGZ Breburg
Theme: Intensive treatment in clinical settings, prevention of seclusion and restraint
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Intensive treatment in clinical settings, prevention of seclusion and restraint
Locking a psychiatric patient in a seclusion room is a controversial practice in the Netherlands, as well as in other countries in and outside of Europe. Seclusion is a traumatic and emotional experience that has a major impact on patients with psychiatric symptoms. In recent years, mental healthcare institutions in the Netherlands started projects to reduce seclusion. These projects have resulted in improvements in mental health care and a decline in number and duration of seclusions. However, psychiatric patients are still secluded. To achieve a further reduction of seclusion and to reduce also the number of beds in mental health care institutions, a group of professionals started the development of High and Intensive Care (HIC) in mental health care. Previous research on the reduction of seclusion in the Netherlands, evidence based practices, experience based practices and consensus meetings with all stakeholders (patients, peer providers, family, nurses, psychiatrists, managers and researchers) were the basis of this new model on mental health care in the Netherlands. The HIC-model focusses on restoring and maintaining contact, crisis prevention and stepped care. It requires close collaboration with relatives and with the ambulatory teams. In order to measure the implementation of the HIC-model, the HIC-monitor has been developed. The HIC monitor is a model fidelity scale and contains of 65 items on eleven subscales to be rated using a 5-point Likert scale, in ascending order of "not implemented" to "fully implemented" At the moment all large mental health care institutions are implementing this model. A national study is done to get more insight into the implementations and the effects of HIC on coercive measures and quality of care. This keynote presents the High and Intensive Care model and will pay attention to the results of the national study on HIC.
Prof. Stefan PriebeProfessor of Social and Community Psychiatry at Queen Mary University of London, UK
Theme: Research, evidence, and practice of coercive treatment - what is the link?
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Research, evidence, and practice of coercive treatment - what is the link?
Coercive treatment has practically always been part of practice in mental health care, although the societal context, legal basis, and forms of coercion have changed fundamentally over the last 250 years. During the same period, psychiatry has become an academic discipline involving medicine and other sciences. Scientific disciplines commonly have the aspiration to advance through research and be evidence-based in their practice.
The presentation will show the main research methods that have been applied to understand coercive treatments and their effects, summarise the existing evidence that the research has produced and explore in which way, if any, the evidence has influenced practice.
It will be argued that the wide spread practice and importance of coercive treatment has hardly driven an extensive research agenda in psychiatry, and only a few aspects of coercive treatments have been studied with rigorous methods. When the studies yielded negative findings, in particular about the benefits of coercive treatment in the community, there has been a limited impact on practice.
Whilst the direct links between research, evidence, and practice of coercion in psychiatry may be seen as weak, there might be more indirect links that help to maintain and shape current practice of coercion. Direct and indirect links - also considering so-called informal forms of coercion - and potential future scenarios for how coercive practice might be guided by evidence (or not) will be discussed.
Prof. Robert Vermeieren, MD, PhDProfessor of child and adolescent psychiatry, Leiden University Medical Center
Medical managing director of the child psychiatric clinic Curium-LUMC
Professor of Forensic Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Section of Child Psychiatry, VU University medical center, Amsterdam
Member to the board of the dutch knowledge center of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Theme: Prevention of crisis in youth mental health care
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Prevention of crisis in youth mental health care
During adolescence, major mental disorders often have their onset. Because adolescence is characterised by developmental immaturity, individual characteristics complicate interaction when they need professional help. As a result, the likelihood of acting out as well as self-destructive behaviour is substantially higher. This poses particular challenges for professionals dealing with these kids. Professionals who, only because they are adults, are more likely to be seen as stupid and thus unfit to help them. For those and many other reasons, handling adolescents in crisis is a challenge. In this lecture, it will be explained how a collaboration between child psychiatric institutes in the Netherlands work together for optimizing how to reach out to adolescents in crisis, in order to reduce restriction, in particular separation, to an absolute minimum.
Andrew Molodynski, MBChBConsultant Psychiatrist, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.
Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer, Oxford University. NIHR Mental Health Lead, Thames Valley and South Midlands clinical research network. National mental health lead, British Medical Association Consultant Committee.
Theme: Coercive measures and prevention of seclusion and restraint in Europe
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Coercion in Mental Health Care- International Perspectives
The balance between individual choice and provision of treatment and care without consent has been at the heart of mental health care from the very beginning of facilities and treatments being available. In some ways the issues have not changed, but the way in which we think about them and in which they affect people undoubtedly have. The issue has never had a higher profile, as evidenced by reviews of mental health law in many countries, the service user movement, and the UN CRPD. The issues are undoubtedly complex and there are significant variations in coercive practices around the world, and even within regions and countries. Even within contained health systems there can be substantial variations.
This presentation draws on information gathered over several years by Andrew and colleagues while researching in the field and will provide an overview of coercive practices in different regions of the world, the evidence for effectiveness or ineffectiveness, and some of the key themes we can draw out. It will finish by looking to the future for coercive interventions, and where we might be going.
Steve MiccioChief Executive Officer for PEOPLe Inc (USA)
Theme: Expertise by experience, peer support in crisis situations
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Peer Services Exploding the Myth about Crises
The discussion will focus on the efficacy of peer operated services in the crisis world. I will discuss the formula that has made addressing crisis care more trauma informed, safe, engaging and driven to assist people in changing their perceptions concerning crisis. The discussion will be a story of how personal crisis has lent to the design of crisis respites and peer driven mobile crisis services as well as the partnered development of a crisis stabilization service that incorporates peers, traditional providers and local law enforcement. Innovative services that support and promote a healing approach to moving beyond crisis toward wellness will be shared from the perspective of the emergency hospital visit and stay to safe transition back to community.
Claudia Marinetti, PhDDirector Mental Health Europe
Theme: Towards human rights compliant alternatives to coercion - a European perspective
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Towards Human Rights compliant alternatives to coercion - a European perspective
This presentation will give an overview of the European and International legal framework in relation to coercion in psychiatric care and the possibilities to implement alternatives to it. Specific forms of substituted decision-making are disproportionately applied to persons with mental health problems across Europe. Those include forced placement in psychiatric units and hospitals, and forced treatment. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, adopted in 2006 and ratified by all EU Member States and by the EU itself, includes the right to legal capacity and to supported decision-making. From a human rights perspective, legal capacity - the right to make choices and be recognised before the law - is the key to ensuring autonomy and inclusion for a person and is a necessity for moving from coercion towards human rights compliant alternatives.
Desite this, mental health laws, as well as other public health laws, across Europe also contain forms of substituted decision-making which are applied to persons with mental ill health in order to allow them to be placed in psychiatric care and to be treated against their explicit will. Also, the prevalence of the biomedical approach to mental health has led to a situation where it is the norm, rather than the exception, in many psychiatric care settings to compel persons with mental ull heakth to take a treatment and in some countries they can also be required to take treatment while living in the community. However, forced treatments and placements in hospitals should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. There are effective alternatives (Open Dialogue, Soteria, Trieste Model and more) which can help to reduce the use of hospitalisation, both forced and voluntary, and forced treatment by helping to maintain the right of persons with psychosocial disabilities to make their own choices with the help of therapeutic support networks.
Alternatives to coercion exist, and in this presentation a few of those will be presented and discussed.


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Monday, August 9, 2010
Vous not Tu: The Song of Bernadette
And now for the first time there sounded in the ear of Bernadette a voice, a voice almost too maternally deep in view of the lady's youthful and girlish grace: "Will you render me the grace", the lady said, "of coming here each day for fifteen days?"
She did not speak those words in good French, but in the dialect of the provinces of Bearn and Bigorre as Bernadette and her people spoke it. Accurately translated, she did not say kindness, boutentat, but grace, grazia. "Would you grace me by coming..." –such were her words.
And after a long silence, she added in a much softer voice: "I cannot promise to make you happy in this world, only in the next..."
When after this decisive colloquy, Bernadette issued from the grotto, the little crowd gathered about Madame Mille and her candle. There were the Nicolaus—mother and son—Marie, Jeanne Abadie, Madeleine Hillot, and, above all, a few peasants and their wives from the valley of Batsugere, where the rumor of visions at Massabielle had aroused much attention. More and more country people joined these, for this was Thursday and they were taking their farm products to market in Lourdes.
"Did she tell her name?" Payret called out to Bernadette.
"Oh, no, she didn't do that..."
"Did you even ask her?"
"I did as you asked me to do, Mademoiselle..."
"Aren't you making fools of us? I watched you closely. You didn't so much as open your mouth."
"When I speak with the lady," Benadette replied, "I speak here..." At the word "here" she laid a finger on her heart.
"Aha" , smirked the inquisitor. "And does the lady also speak 'here' to you?"
"No, today the lady really spoke to me."
"So, she even has a voice"
"Yes, and her voice is the way she is herself..." And Bernadette gave an exact account of everything.
That convinced Antoinette that she had trapped the girl. "You're trying to tell sensible people," she jeered, "that a lady, a soul from beyond, perhaps even a blessed angel, use the polite, grown-up form to a silly brat like you, and says 'Voudriez-vous me faire la bonte' or, if you like, 'la grace?', eh?
Bernadette's face brightened with astonishment and rapturous delight. "Yes, it is comical that the lady said vous and not tu."
From the Song of Bernadette by Franz Werfel
(I just recently read this novel, based on real events and the basis of the film of the same name. It's a really well written work. Forget about what you do or do not believe, in terms of story telling, structure and characterization, it's a fine read. One of the best novels I read all year.)
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While India was gushing over Malayali eyes of Priya ,I was gushing over the beauty of Overwhelming Jaipur.
Rajasthan is a name which has a spell on me with its architecture and adventure combo offerings. I am pretty sure many would have the same emotions for Rajasthan. Can't make a group plan for Rajasthan, solution is here.
Go Solo, Go Free
I recently got a chance to visit Jaipur and a chance not to spare.. i decided to roam Jaipur alone in 2 days.
2 Days, as it sound less, it is indeed less for Jaipur tour. But 'where there is a will , there is a way' to Jaipur ¡!
Mantra for efficient trip
Start early (by 9 am) - All the forts and Tourist's places open early while saving your evening for attractive and colorful Markets of Jaipur. Decide your places and time to be spent based on your interest- Amer, Jaigarh and Nahargarh Forts are in outskirts of the city. Start early and keep a day to roam for these speaking samples of art filled with exciting stories. keep other day to roam inside the city. Also it's not necessary you roam all the tourist spots completely. Ex- nothing so great inside Hawa mahal, so you can click pics outside and head towards other spots. But yeah, all depend on individual interest. Energy meter High : Jaipur has SUN and the Crowd. Not to forget "Health is Beauty". So Guys.. Hydration n Sunscrean : always ON ¡!
Number of hotels are present on platforms like MMT, Goibibo,Oyo. To suggest,I loved this Hotel "Chitra Katha". It's cheap and beautiful with decent service, near to Jaipur railway station and in the centre of city. What else we want.. correct!!
Day 1 : Booked an ola and started for the Amer fort which is in outskirts of Jaipur. In it's way, I got to see Hawa Mahal and JalMahal, 6 storeys palace, always submerged and surrounded with water, top two floors are Visible only.
Afternoon i reached the Amber Fort (Amer Fort) to witness the enchanting beauty of our history. There are two more forts Jaigarh and Nahargarh which are approx 7 Km from Amer fort. Every part of these monuments were ravishing but the appealing parts were Seeshmahal and Wax Museum in Nahargarh. Also, The Amazing Sunset view from Nahargarh fort is one of the famous thong in here. It took me 5 hours to roam all the three. The rest of evening was for roaming in colourful market of Jaipur .. Bapu Bazar , Jauhari Market and so many.. Shopping Yes Shopping
Day 2 : Started early with the City part in a hired auto. Birla Mandir( Radhe Krishna Mandir made of Marble) and Raj Palace (The oldest and beautiful Movie Theatre, i checked it out only from outside).
City Palace Museum was quite a Mahal. Royal family is still living over there in half part of Palace which is private with no entry for tourist. There i got to see Kathputli dance (Puppet show) . Ahha.. how can i forget. The connection i made with the guards overthere..Rofl.. you can check that out in the pics.
I kept my evening for Chawki Dhani village Resort (timings 6pm to 11 pm) to relax and to have the taste of Rajasthan culture. You can do all the adventures from village themed Bowling games to Camel n elephant Riding, Tribal dance, Kalbelia Dance, Magic show, Puppet show, more and more. It got a decent priced market as well inside. And the food.. it was awesome. I can bet that the Desi love from the Caterers and the Taste of food ,you will not find anywhere. A small tour to entry gate of Chawki Dhani..
And with this i completed my trip to Jaipur. Next day i had some 6 hours in hand, so i went Ajmer Sharif Dargaah of Moinuddin Chisti which is 2 hours train journey from Jaipur. A Peacefilled end for the trip.
A point to add, do see railway junctions, they are one spot as well. I was mesmerized to see Ajmer Railway junction Ceiling Craft. Yes , i got an eye of Observers.
Crazy Shopping with Cheap prices in Jaipur ..how does it sound.. yes i did that aswell..
Familia.. other blog for Shopping guide is up. Go, check it here.
Do write your views in Comment section with the like button ON ¡!
Till then .. Be Free , Be Happy


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Villa Naga Ubud BaliIndividual Villa Compound - Ubud - Price range: US$ 500 - US$ 750
About 1 hour from the international airport and 5 km north of Ubud is the compound of Villa Naga. "Naga" means dragon, an auspicious sign of the Chinese zodiac. The house is designed by Dutch architect, Joost van Grieken using traditional Balinese and Javanese building materials in a very modern minimalist style. The house has been written up in a number of books and architectural magazines as part of the new Bali school of architecture. The long stretched piece of land gives far Views over the Wos River - valley, is mainly facing the east, the direction of the sun and moonrise. The modern designed pavilions were completed in spring 2001 and consist the following. From the entrance pavilion a walkway leads through a lush garden to the central courtyard. Here is the access to main pavilion from where you can experience your first stunning views over the valley.
In this long-house style pavilion the open dining space is accommodated, together with 2 spacious bedrooms. In between the entrance from the gallery to the bedrooms is a private comfortable sitting area located. Via the dining area, walking over stepping-stones of the main focus fishpond, one reaches the large living pavilion, where the kitchen and the staff quarters are housed. While traditional Balinese and Javanese materials are used throughout; the pavilions with the thatched roofs appear to be modern, so is most of the furniture.
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It is a requirement to do 1 of each in every 5 year cycle and for the individual feedback forms to be collated and analysed independently of the Doctor, Appraiser and Responsible officer. It is recommended to receive feedback from an individual with experience in providing feedback.
GMC guidance on Patient feedback
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RCGP 360 degree feedback 'Mythbuster'
Feedback support services
The following companies are a selection who offer fully supported services:
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Control placement of marker labels
It looks like marker labels are placed northeast (above and to the right) of the marker. That's OK most of the time, but may sometimes obscure something important. It would be nice if you could specify for each marker whether the label should be, probably in terms of compass points.
For extra credit, allow a label to be manually placed, with a line connecting it to the marker.
Noted and the thought has occurred before, but it's not something I see having the bandwidth to tackle in the next year. Allowing manual placement would be a little tricky to handle at variable zoom levels - a fixed pixel offset or a fixed lat/long position both have downsides and wouldn't scale beyond a handful of zoom levels.
If you need to see the map, you can turn labels off via the config menu, and rely on mouseovers to get marker names (the name shows up ta the top right of the screen when you mouse over a marker).
Turning labels off via the config menu doesn't work well for printed copies.
Agreed that manual location is tricky, hence the first-level suggestion of offering a choice of the eight compass points (for each particular marker). At least then the user can tweak the markers as required for the particular printed map needed.
To be clear: this isn't critical. I was starting to add markers to add some additional markers to one of our troop's usual hikes, and noticing that they might start obscuring important points.
I second the request. Would be very helpful for markers that are in close proximity but the map purpose prevents hiding or scaling the zoom far enough to separate the labels.
I do understand prioritization of feature changes.
I just tried the mouseover with the labels turned off in the Config menu or hidden in the folder and it only worked when the labels were showing. If the labels were not showing, I got "undefined" in the upper right.
Noted. That's a change in behavior from how things used to work, I'm going to look into it but unfortunately it's not going to be a trivial fix (now labels are not sent to the map at all, before they were sent to the map but hidden in CSS). Sorry.
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What price a child's life?
Once again Devon County Council are seeking to save money by cutting back on 'School Crossing Patrols' at Yeo Valley and Ashleigh Road primaries. It would seem that the Governments plans to end Austerity have not filtered down to County Hall! The blossoming of the Autumn flowering 'Money Tree' seems to be passing us by.
It was only 4 years ago that there was a proposal to make savings by cutting out all School Crossing Patrols in Devon and thereby jeopardising our children's lives. This was met with strong opposition with North Devon leading the way. A large petition and a deputation to County Hall was fully supported by local TV, Press and Radio coverage highlighting the very real dangers.
The campaign soon put a stop to this dangerous initiative.Read more
Kirsten Johnson - A Statement
It is with the deepest regret that I resign as the Parliamentary Candidate for North Devon Liberal Democrats with immediate effect.
I am acutely aware that my comments in the recent Radio 4 interview caused offence, and I reiterate my sincere apologies. Whilst I have had many very good interviews, on this occasion I totally lost the thread of what I was saying, which was interpreted in ways that I certainly did not intend or believe about the people of North Devon.Read more
Elisha George new Barnstaple Lib Dem Councillor
Kirsten Johnson, Parliamentary Spokesperson for the North Devon Liberal Democrats, congratulated Elisha George on her election to Barnstaple Town Council for Forches Ward.
Kirsten says, "Elisha is young, enthusiastic and willing to work hard for her community. I am thrilled she has been elected to Barnstaple Town Council. Elisha is ready to get stuck into casework and making a difference for local residents. Liberal Democrats are community champions and fighting hard for a fairer society in North Devon. This begins at the grass-roots, and people like Ellie George, representing the ward where she lives, can make a real difference."Read more
Chittlehampton By-Election
We would like to thank our fantastic candidate Victoria Nel for flying the Lib Dem flag in the recent Chittlehampton by-election.
The poll was delayed from the May elections by the death of Walter White. Walter was a very popular and well respected member and will be missed on the Council. The anti-Tory vote was split between the Green candidate and Victoria Nel for the Lib Dems and that enabled the Conservative to win.
Overall the Liberal Democrats have exactly half the seats on the Council – 21 out of 42 and like many other District Councils in Devon and beyond have replaced the Tory administration and are now running the Council with the Independents.
Already, the executive system, where one party had all the power, has been changed to a much more inclusive committee system. This is allowing all councillors to be much more involved in the decision making rather than just giving all the power to a few.
Election Thanks From Councillor David Worden, Leader of North Devon Council
Election night was a thrilling night for North Devon Liberal Democrats as we won many more seats and now represent half of the council wards. On behalf of my party I would like to thank all who voted and particularly those who put their trust in the Liberal Democrat candidates. We will do our best to serve all our residents and continue to work on behalf of all electors.Read more
Great Night for North Devon Lib Dems
North Devon Lib Dems had an excellent day at the polls - once more becoming the majority party on North Devon District Council in the May 2nd election;
David Worden, leader of the Lib Dem group on the council says:
"I am absolutely thrilled that the North Devon Liberal Democrats have won 21 out of the 42 seats on the North Devon Council with one election still to come. It was a tremendous night for us and shows that the Lib Dem fight back is well and truly happening. We have some excellent new councillors and hopefully will make a big difference in North Devon. The Conservative vote collapsed in many areas as people have realised that the Liberal Democrats are the ones that work hard all the year around."
Also up for election were a number of Town and Parish councils across North Devon.
On Barnstaple Town Council, Lib Dems won 22 of the 24 seats; On Braunton Parish Council Lib Dems won seven of the thirteen seats; Fremington Parish Council, Lib Dems won two of the fifteen seats; South Molton Town Council Lib Dems won three of the twelve seats.Read more
Whoops! North Devon Conservative MP Peter Heaton-Jones Faces Further Questions
Did local Tory MP charge taxpayers nearly £4,300 more for additional 2017 publications that breach IPSA rules on MP's expenses?
North Devon Conservative MP Peter Heaton-Jones faces further questions today over the misuse of taxpayers' money after the discovery that he claimed an additional £4,245 in 2017 for printing and distributing a second political leaflet believed to breach the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority's rules.
On Monday, Instow Liberal Democrat candidate Rod Teasdale revealed that Mr Heaton-Jones was ordered to repay significant postage costs for distributing an Annual Report deemed by the parliamentary watchdog IPSA to have breached MPs' expenses rules.Read more
Standing Room Only as Vince Cable Rallies North Devon Liberal Democrats
Liberal Democrats on course to seize control of North Devon Council at May 2 election
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable MP told a packed meeting of candidates, members and supporters in Barnstaple that they had a 'unique chance to seize control of North Devon Council from a Tory party riven by divisions and in-fighting' when the county goes to the polls on May 2.
"We have a real opportunity to seize control of North Devon Council from the Conservatives, with their dreadful track record of austerity cuts and a complete disregard for the needs of the North Devon community," Sir Vince told the meeting on Saturday April 13.Read more
Tory MP Peter Heaton-Jones Caught Misusing Expenses by Parliamentary Authorities
Heaton-Jones told by Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority to repay money in full in humiliating move
North Devon Conservative MP Peter Heaton-Jones has been reprimanded by Parliamentary authorities and ordered to repay monies after making expense claims that contravene the code on MP's expenses.
Ten years after the 2009 expenses scandal ended the careers of several MPs by exposing the widespread misuse of public funds, Mr Heaton-Jones has been castigated by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) for charging ineligible expenses to his MP's Procurement Card and ordered to repay the money in full in a humiliating move.Read more
Barnstaple Rugby Player and Local Teacher Pushed Over the Line by Continued Cuts to Education
Will Topps, former Devon captain and 200-game Barnstaple Rugby Club First XV stalwart, is standing for Bickington Ward on North Devon Council as one of three Liberal Democrat candidates.
With daily experience of the devastating effects of funding cuts on his own classroom by Conservative-controlled Devon County Council, Will Topps, an English teacher at Pilton Community College, decided to make a stand against unfair Tory education funding.Read more


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Whether you're seeking to restore your inner balance or to meet strength and endurance goals, our extensive programme of wellbeing-enhancing activities offers a wide range of intensities. Alongside this programme, we offer a body consultation analysis service with our highly qualified professionals, who will be delighted to curate bespoke sessions tailored to your individual needs.
Begin the day feeling refreshed with a light stretching session, or a Hatha Yoga class. Power Yoga classes offer a more intense, occidental form of this spiritual discipline, or focus on your posture with a Pilates class.
For high-intensity aerobic training, we offer Interval Training, Circuit Training, Cross Training and our invigorating Outdoor Boot Camp, with more focused toning sessions including GAG, GAB and TRX available to target specific areas of the body. Dance-workout fusion classes including Zumba, Cardio Pop Dance and Aero Mix Dance are also a fun way to enjoy some cardio whilst picking up new steps and exercises.
If you're looking to avoid putting pressure on your joints, harness the power of aquatic resistance with an Aqua Zumba session, ideal for sculpting, or attend our Aqua Gym to increase your body's circulation whilst toning key muscles.


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This week we are speaking to Joe Charles, the director of Davlyn Construction Ltd. We wanted to find out a bit more about him and how the year is looking for them as a company.
1. What do you specialise in?
Davlyn Construction Limited undertakes a variety of contracts including new build, design & build, refurbishment and repairs & maintenance contracts ranging from commercial and industrial developments to residential buildings. Typical projects range from small maintenance jobs up to £4m new developments.
2. Where do you operate?
Areas of operations extend across mainland UK.
3. What has been your favourite project to date?
I have personally worked on so many projects it's difficult to single out one as my favourite. I prefer the more challenging projects, the ones that make you think, are unusual in their design and have various difficult concepts which are technical. It can be seen as a real achievement when these projects get handed over on programme, within budget and with a satisfied client.
4. What projects have you got coming up this year?
Various commercial and industrial projects around the UK. Check out our Twitter page to stage update.
5. What hurdles do you come across when you're not working locally?
The main issue is being able to find the correct tradesman to maintain the high standards and quality of work that we insist on all projects. It is not always feasible to utilise our own directly employed staff which is why it's important to have a reliable agency that also works nationwide.
6. What do you want people to know about Davlyn?
We have built up a reputation for our informal and trustworthy approach to building and offering a personal service, which some larger organisations may find difficult to provide. After steady and controlled growth for over 30 years Davlyn is still family owned and run as a traditional builder using a base of directly employed site operatives and management staff. We are proud to have built up strong working relationships with many blue chip clients which has resulted in a continued flow of repeat business. Our aim on all projects is to work as part of a team, maintaining good working relationships with the design team, cost consultants and clients. We constantly strive to maintain a high quality end product and are capable of undertaking fast track projects when the need arises.
7. What do you look for in employees or temporary candidates?
Good quality CSCS tradesmen with a good work ethic who are reliable and committed to the job with the ability to learn, understand and produce the quality of work that we are renowned for.
8. What is your favourite thing about construction?
I like how every day is different when working in construction. There are always new challenges which have to be overcome and there's always new ways and construction methods to achieve this. This role requires a lot of analysis and planning to ensure that things are done correctly the first time, and I feel that these skills are constantly being developed. Every day is always a school day in the construction industry.
To hear more about Davlyn Construction, head over to their Twitter page. Or if you fancy seeing your own company here send an email over to email@example.com with your name, position and company name.
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Area Information
The charming seaside town of Herne Bay can be found in Kent, just 7 miles from Canterbury. Part of the City of Canterbury district, the town grew from a small shipping area into the vibrant town that it is today. This was helped along in the 19th century by investors who build the promenade and the pier here the pier being the second longest in the UK until the late 1970s. The award winning beach here has been awarded Blue Flag status and stretches for two miles. You will find plenty of entertainment and action around the seafront including eateries, amusements and even a Victorian bandstand. Reculver Country Park is a popular attraction in the area (3 miles from Herne Bay) with its historic structural remains and fascinating wildlife.
Business Information
A number of professionals and businesses occupy retail and office space in and around the town. This includes taxi and chauffeur companies, PC repair firms, photographers, beauty salons, wedding services providers, and even clairvoyants. Some of the small businesses that are situated in the town include Tyre Solutions, The Zen House Lettings, The Web's Edge, and Kent Connections Herne Bay.
Entertainment And Dining Out
Depending on when you are in Herne Bay you might catch the exciting festivities that take place here, such as the Herne Bay Festival or Happy Days. The Herne Bay Little Theatre provides live performances and entertainment as does the Kings Hall Theatre. There are also many bars, pubs and even clubs for those looking for some exciting nightlife. When it comes to eating out, there is plenty of choice on offer in Herne Bay. Shad Restaurant is a great place for exotic Indian food while Let Petit Poisson serves up tasty fresh seafood. For great veggie food you can head to The Wallflower Café or enjoy a fabulous gastropub experience at The Prince of Wales.
Transport Information
The town is well served by taxi and bus services for those looking for transportation while a good network of roads means that driving is another viable option, with the A229 leading to the M2 motorway. Mainline rail links are provided via Herne Bay Railway Station, which is on the Chatham Main Line running between Ramsgate and London Victoria.


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Supporting and promoting achievement for all
The Learning Support Department at Falcons Prep plays a central role in ensuring that all pupils are able to reach their potential as learners. We operate an 'Open Door' policy whereby we recognise that at some point during their academic career, most pupils will require additional support to match their changing needs.
Learning Support is provided for those who need help with literacy, numeracy or general study skills. We have an experienced and specialised team of support teachers who work closely with the students. These include withdrawn targeted interventions tailored to the individual child's needs, supported prep sessions, essay planning/comprehension strategies sessions, revision sessions for Year 7 and 8 pupils and touch typing classes. In addition, wherever possible, support teachers work in the classroom to assist boys requiring additional help.
We consider it vital to have good lines of communication with parents, staff and outside agencies so that learning support is dovetailed into the child's education at Falcons Prep. We monitor and review progress closely. Parents know that they are always able to contact us whether by phone, email or in person. The school has well established links with other external professionals such as educational therapists, speech therapists and occupational therapists.
We believe that the most important thing we can do is to raise a child's self-esteem through a growth mindset approach, believing in every individual as well as encouraging the children to strive towards becoming the best they can be.