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A recent study published in the Journal Science described how it was working on a new design for HIV vaccine. The study led by the scientist William Schief of the Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, CA, and Shane Crotty of the La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology, partly supported by National Institute of Health (NIH), found that a majority of people had a specific B cell that could be taught to respond to HIV proteins.
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It had been theorized that specific precursors of human B cells could be taught to produce antibodies (bnAbs) that could kill HIV, and lead to an eventual trained immune system which could fend off virtually all HIV strains. This 'training' would involve injecting several vaccinations, each consisting of different HIV proteins that would push the immune system, step by step, towards a stronger position to fight off HIV.
In the latest work of Schief and his colleagues, they conducted modeling experiments to analyze if an engineered protein can mimic the HIV envelope protein to produce the bnAbs antibodies. The engineered protein eOD-GT8 was used as a siren for the precursors in blood to be modified and activated to produce antibodies.
Though the number of precursors that are being activated in a healthy, HIV-negative human blood by 'eOD-GT8' is pegged near 2,700 to 3100, this might be all that it takes to provide a springboard for producing stronger immune responses in the HIV patients, through multiple rounds of HIV protein booster-injections.
Based on these results, the team has planned to launch a Phase 1 clinical trial in human volunteers to see if their latest engineered protein can modify the B cells in human subjects into producing protective antibodies.
Dr. Francis Collins, the current NIH director in a recent NIH blog reviewed the study positively and sounded hopeful for a potential breakthrough in HIV vaccine efforts. He said, "It is clear that the quest for effective HIV vaccines and treatments has to be top research priority. There is a lot of work that still must be done before we can test this sequential HIV vaccine approach in humans, but, as these three new studies show, scientific progress in this arena looks promising."
Previously only one vaccine, sponsored by NIAID which is a part of NIH, RV144 (made by combining two vaccines which failed separately), showed in a recent trial that the rate of HIV infection among volunteers who received it was 31 percent lower than the rate of infection in volunteers who were given a placebo. New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) published these findings. This vaccine forms a milestone for future research in HIV prevention medicine.
In 2014, 44,073 people were diagnosed with HIV in United States. The annual number of cases fell 19 percent from the year 2005 to 2014, mainly due to public awareness and preventive measures. About 50,000 Americans and two million people worldwide are HIV positive. According to the CDC, 13 percent out of these did not know they were infected in 2012.
HIV or Human Immunodeficiency Virus, infects human body, specifically the immune system cells, CD4 (T cells), which help the body fight off infections. If left untreated it can develop into AIDS or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, which can compromise the immune system, leaving the body unprotected. Even small opportunistic infections or cancers can have a fatal effect. Initial symptoms can include fever, chills, rash and fatigue. HIV can spread through body fluids like, blood, semen, pre-seminal fluid, rectal fluids, vaginal fluids, and breast milk.
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The R66T Academy is proud to support this fundraising auction to raise money for Birmingham Children's Hospital and Grass Roots Cricket. We are auctioning off this wonderful original painting by award winning Artist Jay Connolly.
Jay's amazing painting perfectly captures the moment Joe raises his bat to celebrate scoring a century in the opening test of the 2017 series vs South Africa at Lord's. This was an historic moment as it was Joe's first game as England Test captain.
Joe's father and Root Academy founder, Matt said "Jay is a wonderful artist who has captured this moment perfectly. He paints for sporting celebrities all over the world and his work often sells for in excess of five figures. It really is a special piece".
Jay said "I feel privileged to have been asked to create "A Captain's Century" as I am a big cricket fan and admirer of Joe. It is also an honour to be asked to help raise funds for such worthwhile causes."
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*Competition ends 10th December 2018
All funds raised will be shared between Birmingham Children's Hospital via Sister Dora's Explorers and The R66T Academy.
Sister Dora's Explorers recently cycled from Brighton to Walsall Manor Hospital in a day. That's a whopping 200 miles. They have raised just over £8,500 so far.
Richard Edge from Sister Dora's Explorers said, "A huge thank you to Jay and Joe for agreeing to support our fundraising. We can't thank them enough. We now have the funds in place to purchase an Acuvein machine for Walsall Manor Hospital Chemotherapy ward so money raised from the auction will go to Birmingham Children's Hospital."
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This week we're having a sale on our 1 lb assorted peppers, and we're offering a Whole Farm basket of assorted peppers, eggplant, and a small bunch of basil (choose from dark opal basil, Thai basil, or a basil medley of several varieties, including those above, plus lime, lemon, holy, sweet Genovese, and/or mammoth basil).… Continue reading Farm update – 7/30/2017
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Farm update – 7/23/2017
We once again spent a good portion of this weekend getting the garden and field cleaned up. Pulling up unproductive plants then weeding and raking to ensure the weeds don't simply root back in are hard jobs, especially under the summer sun, but so rewarding for the end result. Like mowing grass or wiping down… Continue reading Farm update – 7/23/2017
Farm update – 7/16/2017
This weekend included a flurry of activity centered around preserving the bounty of the season for later use and enjoyment. Corn was blanched and frozen, while figs and jelly palm fruits were processed into preserves and jelly, making the house smell delicious and filling the freezer and pantry. The weather cooperated by raining continuously throughout… Continue reading Farm update – 7/16/2017
Farm update – 7/9/2017
For this week's Whole Farm basket, select two items from the following list: Black Beauty eggplant, Asian eggplant medley, green bell/sweet banana pepper medley, slicing tomatoes (1 lb), cherry/grape tomato medley, pea shoots (3 oz), basil bouquet, or elephant garlic. We have many additional a la carte items including yellow squash, additional pepper varieties, and two… Continue reading Farm update – 7/9/2017
Farm update – 7/2/2017
We've got great Whole Farm baskets for you to celebrate with this week! We've decreased the size of items slightly, but also increased the number of items you can choose so that you're getting a wider variety of produce. There's a ton to choose from, but quantities of some items are limited! Choose six items… Continue reading Farm update – 7/2/2017


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Welcome to the Freiston Parish Council website
Freiston is situated 3 miles southeast of Boston, both sides of the A52 road to Skegness and goes all the way to the wash, with rich fertile agricultural land covering about 5,200 acres of low, well-drained Fenland. The parish now comprises of the village of Freiston together with the hamlets of Freiston Shore, Scrane End, Haltoft End and Freiston Ings. The adult population of Freiston is 830,
The main features of the village are the Norman Anglican church dedicated to St James, which was restored in 1871; Freiston Shore Nature Reserve; Danny Flear Community Centre; Church Hall; Enterprise Park; Post Office and General Stores; Butchers and three Public Houses.
Two miles south of the village is HM North Sea Camp which originally opened in 1935 as a Borstal.
Notable properties (all now in private hands) in the parish include Whiteloaf Hall, Coupledyke Hall, The Priory, The Plummers and Peachy House.
In 1972, 2004 and 2010 Freiston won the Best Kept Village Competition for medium sized villages in Lincolnshire and in 2012 were awarded 1st place in the Past Winners section.
Freiston Parish Council has nine councillors and the council meets most months on a Tuesday evening at The Danny Flear Community Centre. The Parish Council celebrated its Centenary in March 1995 with a function at the Freiston Centre. The Parish Council is elected to serve the residents of the village and welcomes ideas and suggestions from the local community.
The village sign was erected in April 2008, standing in the centre of the village, opposite The Bull & Dog and near the Church on Church View.
NEW INFORMATION BOARD FOR FREISTON (February 2016)
Freiston Parish Council have funded and produced a new information board for their Parish. The information Board is sited at the entrance to St James' Church and highlights places of interest within the Parish, along with a brief history.
The illustrations on the board were produced by Debbie Mitchell from Beach Hut Studio, Church Road, Freiston (see attached photos)
Thank you for visiting the website, we hope you find it useful.
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Recommended Reading 2 – Helen Dillon on Gardening
Another plant hero of mine, Helen Dillon, gardens in Dublin; it is many years since I visited her garden but it is on my list – next time I'm in that fair city I must plan my trip to coincide … Continue reading
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I've arrived at the top of the waiting list for an allotment – and now have more space in which to garden! When I applied last year I was warned to expect a long wait, I was about no.24 on … Continue reading
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Back in 2011, April 26 saw the fourth day of work in the garden, and now it really began to take shape. There were four guys working on it, the landscaper and his labourer, plus two brilliant bricklayers who were … Continue reading
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Recommended Reading 1 – Beth Chatto's 'Garden Notebook'
I've added a Recommended Reading page to my blog where you will (in time) find my list of favourite garden reads; my post today is about one of them. Beth Chatto is one of my gardening heros and I have visited … Continue reading
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Visited the Society of Botanical Artists' (www.soc-botanical-artists.org) annual exhibition in Westminster today, what a treat. Over 700 works on display meaning that on entering the hall you left behind a dismal damp morning in central London and exchanged it for a … Continue reading
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Happy Earth Day!
This is for all fellow gardeners out there working to make their plot, whatever the size, beautiful. Here in the Surrey Hills it is typical April weather, showers and sunshine; just perfect for making the flowers grow and helping to … Continue reading
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Transformation – days 2 & 3
Lots of progress made in two days, and what was most exciting was that the impact plants I'd selected were delivered. In the plan my designer had placed 5 plants at various intersections of the path, punctuation points so to … Continue reading
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I'd like to start by saying thanks to anybody who responds to this thread. I am trying to make some very hard decisions and I need some input from people who have been where I am right now. I don't have any insurance, and my husband is on Social Security disability and doesn't draw a whole lot from there. My son draws off of my husband's social security, but since I work right now, I don't. Money is very tight.
Two years ago my chronic sciatica got to the point where I couldn't stand it anymore. I had lived with the pain off and on for 10 years, but it got to the point where it was all day every day. My internist sent me for an MRI which showed a 2cm herniation at L5/S1 and a 1cm herniation at L4/L5. After trying many different pain relievers, we finally settled for 100mg of Morphine every 12 hours plus 800mg Ibuprofen every 8 hours. After a few weeks, the pain was under control for the most part and only got really bad about 6 hours into my work day. My days off were relatively pain free.
About 3 months ago I noticed that the pain was staying with me almost all day. I didn't see my doctor about it because he already said that if this combination didn't work then I would need to see a pain specialist. It steadily got worse until last week when I ended up in the ER because I couldn't walk. A CT scan showed a "bone spur" poking into the nerve bundle in my lower back. They gave me a shot of dilautid (sp?) and sent me to bed for 3 days with steroids and muscle relaxers and scheduled a follow up with my internist.
At the follow up, he ordered another MRI and I got the results today. My 2cm herniation is now an 18cm herniation completely mashing my spinal cord. Every other disc shown is also herniated to some degree and there is evidence of severe degeneration of the remaining discs and vertebrae (possibly osteoporosis). My reports are being sent to neurosurgeon for evaluation and recommended treatment (note: the neurosurgeon does not take non-insured patients without first looking at the MRI because he is $460 just to walk in the door). The ER doctor and my internist have advised me to file for Social Security disability. They say I shouldn't have any trouble being approved and that my work life is over. I just don't think I am prepared for that to happen. While it is true that I have great difficulty doing my work now, I can still do it, I just don't have any other quality of life except work. When I get home from work I go immediately to the bed just to try and relieve the pain in my leg. Often I cannot get back up because the leg goes dead. I am also having some issues with the cauda equina being compressed and can no longer tell when I need to use the bathroom.
My question is: surgery is obviously not an option for me, but if he recommends injections, do they really work? Even mild relief would be worth the money for me. I plan to go ahead and file for my social security because I know in my heart that I won't be able to keep working for much longer - it's just so difficult trying to get up and get dressed in the mornings. Sometimes it takes 3 or 4 hours for me to be able to get into the car and go to work, so I have to get up at 4am every day just to try and make it in by 8:30!
Any input whatsoever is greatly appreciated and thank you for listening.
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Hello, my name is Jan and I live in Ohio. I have had Exactly what you are discribing! By the time I had surgeery for the herniated disc, it was to late. The material inbetween the disc is like a poisin and spreads to all the nervers. That can cause severe pain. I had it all cleaned up but the damage was done. I had epidurls when I had my 3 kids and then 2 more with the back pain, which didn't work. On my 3rd. epidurl the Dr, finally looked up my mri, because I suggested he shoot me up in another location. When he saw my mri he was furious to say the least. He said you have ARACHNOIDITIS. He was mad because my pmr dr. knew better than to send someone with this disease for an epidural. (Lawsuit) You are having trouble with the cauda equina and YOU need to look up arachnoiditis this very minute. I have ddd. arthritis, now scolosis on top of everything else. As far as disibility, Arachnoiditis is at the very top of the list and then arthritis etc... PLEASE mamaplease, look up the word Arachnoiditis before you do anything else. Keep me posted on what you think. It covers everything you are going through.
Hi, sorry to hear of ur issues, but I must respond to suggest ( I KNOW U DONT WANT ANYMORE SURGERs)...But I highly recommend addressing the caida eqina issue, im not a doctor,by no meens, but I do knoe n have herd w that condition, if not addressed can lead to total loss of bladder/bowel movement issues ,of not being able to control.. Hope u feeel better, good luck. :) :)


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1971 One day cricket first played between England and Australia at
1972 President Nixon ordered the development of the space shuttle.
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The oxygen facial may be new to some people, but it's been around for over a decade, and was introduced in 2002 by Australian company Intraceuticals. The machine that they invented (here is a picture of the oxygen facial machine) is their own version of the mechanism that Australian doctors were using to administer chemotherapy to skin cancer patients. The system was reconfigured to the one that's used today, which utilizes pressurized oxygen to deliver a specialized serum to the skin. If you'd rather take care of your skincare needs yourself, this course on how to create your own natural skincare routine will help you personalize your beauty procedure.
So what can you expect if you decide to take the oxygen facial plunge? First off, you may not quite get the spa treatment that a normal facial will provide you. Getting an oxygen facial used to entail more of a hygienic, medical experience, as opposed to a more sensual, spa-like treatment, but now that the procedure is gaining popularity, there are many spas that offer oxygen facials.
The actual procedure consists of an airbrush-gun-like wand that emits a 90-95% oxygen, which not only helps the skin to absorb the serums going into the skin (more on that later), but the oxygen itself is antibacterial, and provides a cooling and calming effect for the patient. The procedures provides a bit of pressure on the face, but nothing painful or uncomfortable, and lasts anywhere from 30-60 minutes.
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Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Armistice at the end of World War I. It was supposed to be the war that ended all wars. But there have been conflicts rumbling on around the world nearly continuously ever since. I attended the commemoration at the Australian War Memorial this morning and as always came home with a million thoughts whirling around. I'd like to share some with you and introduce you to my great grandfather – William St John Collier. William St John Collier My great grandfather signed on to join the 60th Battalion of the Australian Imperial Force in July 1915. Will Collier, as he was known, was…
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It has been a long time since I had a personal blog to share my thoughts. I closed my old one about four years ago when I felt that it had run it's course. I've been blogging about my art for about 12 years now, but I am feeling the itch to write about other topics again too. I have no idea how often I will write, or even what I will write, but I do know that this is as good a place as any to practice.


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Lufthansa's budget airline Germanwings has been a promising business since it was founded in 2002. The airliner crash in France has cast a shadow on that success story, however.
Germanwings was actually founded in 1997 as a subsidiary of Eurowings Luftverkehrs AG, and initially named Eurowings Flug GmbH. From the start, the airline's headquarters were in Cologne. Lufthansa owned about a quarter of all Eurowing shares.
Five years later, Eurowings Flug GmbH changed its name to Germanwings. With five A319-100 planes, the new airline headed to tourist destinations from Cologne airport. Initially, the carrier followed a no-frills philosophy, offering low fares instead of free service on board. Later, the airline added rates that offered more premium service and more airport hubs emerged.
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Germanwings has been wholly owned by Lufthansa since 2009. Despite the tough competition on the budget airline market, the subsidiary has grown in importance for the parent company. Christoph Franz, former Lufthansa chairman of the board, made strengthening the budget airline a top priority.
In 2011, he announced that in the course of 2012, Germanwings would take over all of Lufthansa's European destinations out of Stuttgart airport. Critics said Germanwings was detrimental to Lufthansa, a premium brand. But Franz defended his strategy. "It doesn't make sense to be on the market with a very high quality product customers no longer want to pay for," he argued.
Where restructuring is concerned, his successor Carsten Spohr is even more radical: Germanwings has now taken over all of Lufthansa's domestic and European routes outside of the Frankfurt and Munich airports. In 2015, Spohr says, Germanwings will be in the black for the first time.
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But soon, the name Germanwings will be history. Last year, Spohr announced that the airline's budget sector would be switching back to the brand Eurowings. "Germanwings was successful, but for cost reasons, we must change over to Eurowings," the Lufthansa chief executive said, adding it will also be easier to establish the brand on other European markets.
The new Lufthansa subsidiary plans to include destinations to the US, the Indian Ocean region and Africa in its flight schedule, with fares up to 40 percent lower than Lufthansa's. Eurowings will be cutting costs on staff, as the new carrier's personnel is not subject to Lufthansa labor contracts.
The plan has already angered unions and is among the reasons for the ongoing strikes at Lufthansa and Germanwings.
Currently, the budget carrier soon to be absorbed by Eurowings is Germany's third-largest airline after its parent company and Air Berlin.
It's come a long way from its initial fleet of five planes: today, Germanwings operates a fleet of 85 airplanes, and has more than 2,000 employees.


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Now that the nights are drawing in, it's a lot more tempting to curl up on the sofa in front of the TV than it is to go outside. Therefore, I thought I'd do a post on what you should watch while curled up on that sofa! I don't think I've mentioned this on my blog before, but I'm a little bit of a documentary/factual programming nut - to the extent that I've an MA in documentary production and want to work in factual TV - and I wanted to do something a little different than just what I'm binge-watching right now. So, I've decided to write about five fantastic documentaries you should check out on Netflix right now.
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What I love about documentaries is the insight into areas and subcultures I know nothing about. I love the look into other people's lives and other worlds that have no intersection with my own. I'm constantly surprised by the richness of our world and how there's so much going on that none of us know about. So, in that vein, here are some documentaries on Netflix I've really enjoyed (in no particular order).
Chef's Table
This Netflix series first appeared on the service in 2015 - there's now three series of it, each with six episodes. Each episode profiles a single, world-renowned chef, their restaurant, and their food. It was created by David Gelb, who directed the fantastic documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi. (If Jiro was on Netflix, it would be on this list instead of Chef's Table. It's fascinating and really well done). I love the look into these amazing restaurants and the lives of the chefs who run them, and who are totally dedicated to their art.
Mea Maxima Culpa
This is not a documentary for the faint-hearted, nor anybody who wants to watch something light. Directed by the Academy Award-winning Alex Gibney, Mea Maxima Culpa examines the sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church by telling the story of boys who were abused at St. John's School for the Deaf in Wisconsin in the 1960s. It's harrowing and heartbreaking and very dark, but I think it's an incredibly important documentary.
I didn't actually watch this one on Netflix, I saw it at a special showing in Dublin which was followed by a Q&A with Alex Gibney, and I remember crying my eyes out during the film, particularly when the men who were abused described not being able to tell their families what was happening to them, as none of them could understand sign language. If you decide to watch this - and it is worth it - keep a box of tissues handy.
The Blue Planet
I owe an awful lot to the BBC Natural History unit. They're a major factor in why I love both biology, and documentaries. You always know that when you sit down to watch one, you're going have a truly phenomenal experience, from the storytelling to the camerawork to the music. Every single thing about them is incredibly well done, and all are worth a watch. However, I've chosen The Blue Planet in particular for this like.
Blue Planet is a series exploring life in the earth's seas. Like all of the BBC NHU docs, it's incredible. My favourite episode is the second - The Deep, which explores the creatures you find in the deepest parts of the ocean. How they managed to shoot it is completely mind-blowing to me. I have no idea how on earth they managed it, and I could watch it over and over. With the sequel (Blue Planet II) coming out soon on BBC One, you're definitely due a rewatch of this stunning series. (Also, David Attenborough has the best voice of any person ever, and is possibly my favourite person alive.)
Sour Grapes
This was actually a really recent watch for me - it popped up in my Netflix suggestions last week, so I gave it a go and I'm really glad I did. Sour Grapes explores the world of incredibly high-end wine auctions, and the story of wine collector Rudy Kurniawan, who forged possibly thousands of bottles of the most expensive and rare wines in the world.
This film exemplifies what I love most about documentaries in general - a look into an exclusive world that the vast majority of us will never experience, complete with an enthralling story. Even if you're not a wine enthusiast at all (I'm certainly not), give this a go.
The True Cost
This 2015 documentary, directed by Andrew Morgan, focuses on fast fashion. It explores various aspects of the clothes industry, from genetically modified cotton-growing in India, to terrible working conditions in factories in countries like Bangladesh and Indonesia, to how the media affects clothes consumption in the US, to what happens to old clothes in Haiti. I think so many people in the blogging community - and I am absolutely including myself in this - are blind to what exactly it takes to get cheap clothes into my local high street shops, and since watching this I've tried to shop preferentially in places that prioritize the rights of the people who make their clothes - although I'm not always great about it.
I hope you enjoyed this list, and I would really love some more recommendations on documentaries to watch! What have you been enjoying lately?


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Breakfast at Grand Harbor Inn is a creative, healthy and memorable experience that's included with your stay! Because guests rarely want to leave their rooms once they arrive, it only makes sense to serve breakfast to your room.
Each morning, we deliver a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast between the hours of 7:30am and 10am. Guests are able to choose a preferred delivery time along with specifying what types of beverages they prefer and any dietary restrictions. Vegan & Gluten Free options available.
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As the name says it "coriander leaves and coconut chutney",the main ingredients are coriander leaves and coconut and a few ad-ons.
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Green chilly : 2 (according to your taste)
Tamarind paste : 1 tsp
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The CareerACCESS team would like to acknowledge and thank the individuals from across the nation that have helped advance the policy initiative over the years, including representatives from organizations in the following states:
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Interpreting the culture of healing groups, their ideas and their context, healing groups: prior, current and destiny is a wide-ranging advent to either thought and perform. together with contributions by means of probably the most eminent figures operating in healing groups, the booklet explores the inventive and unique techniques of such groups to psychiatric care. It describes the old and social backgrounds from which the healing group move has grown, and the range of the associations which include its principles. reliable perform is mentioned from diversified views, and the participants stay up for destiny advancements. Their booklet acts as a stimulating and encouraging problem to all those that paintings within the psychological health and wellbeing box.
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This booklet offers a clean account of the altering nature of labor and the way employees are altering as results of the necessities of latest operating existence. It explores the consequences for getting ready members for paintings and retaining their talents all through operating lifestyles. this can be performed through interpreting the kinfolk among the altering requisites for operating existence and the way participants have interaction in paintings. An research that engages the mental, sociological, philosophical and anthropological literatures as they relate to paintings in addition to contemporary empirical examine that examines and elaborates views of labor and paintings perform as social associations and as a vocation that people workout with intentionality and business enterprise. So a key foundation for contemplating altering paintings and altering employees is the relationships among the social associations and cultural wishes and practices that necessitates and constitutes paid paintings and the way participants have interaction and pick to take part and examine in that paintings. Implications for vocational schooling, expert improvement and on-going studying all through operating lifestyles are addressed. those comprise constructing abilities in academic associations, places of work, and mixtures thereof and in instances while either executive and employers are trying to find others to sponsor that improvement and holding the competence and engagement of older workers.
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Dec 8, 2010, Panaji: The Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education is ready to declare the results of its supplementary Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination held in October this year on December 10 around 10:30am. Students will be able to access the results on the website www.exametc.com
Secondary schools Management have to send their representative with an authority letter to collect the exam results as per the circular sent out by the Goa board on Monday, pupil statement of marks and passing certificates on December 10 between 11am and 1pm at the centres would be allotted to them.
Students can be able to download forms for verification of marks in absentia, verification of marks in presentia and supply of photocopies of answer books from the Goa board website. Students will have to pay 75 per subject for verification of marks in absentia, 300 per subject for verification of marks in presentia and 200 per subject for supply of photocopies of answer books.
These applications shall have to reach the Goa board via the high schools by 24th December in case of supply of photocopies of answer books and by 7th January 2011, where verification of marks in absentia and presentia are concerned.
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01/04/2010 11:54:00
Peek-A-Boo Meatloaf
This recipe came from the book 'Kids Kitchen' by Jennifer Low. It's a book designed to have no knives and no hobs, so she uses garlic salt and onion flakes to avoid having to slice those items. For that reason it is brilliant for really little kids, and I would generally recommend it. Most of the recipes are sweet but this is one of the savoury recipes. On this recipe though we made a couple of substitutions of ingredients. Garlic instead of garlic salt, and a sausage instead of a hot dog. I didn't want to buy a whole tin of hot dog sausages to get just one. Also for us personally because hot dogs are generally poor quality meat and the welfare is not traceable.
This recipe came from the book 'Kids Kitchen' by Jennifer Low. It's a book designed to have no knives and no hobs, so she uses garlic salt and onion flakes to avoid having to slice those items. For that reason it is brilliant for really little kids, and I would generally recommend it. Most of the recipes are sweet but this is one of the savoury recipes.
On this recipe though we made a couple of substitutions of ingredients. Garlic instead of garlic salt, and a sausage instead of a hot dog. I didn't want to buy a whole tin of hot dog sausages to get just one. Also for us personally because hot dogs are generally poor quality meat and the welfare is not traceable.
The children picked it out because they liked the idea of the sausage circle in the middle. It uses a teeny kids baking tin, half the size of a one pound loaf tin, which we happened to have because of a kids baking set someone once bought us. But I'm sure you could increase the quantities to make this work for a normal size tin.
The Recipe:
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees C / 350 degrees F
All the ingredients, except for the sausage and chilli sauce, are put into a mixing bowl at once.
Then the children mix them together by squidging it all with their hands. Our kids loved this bit. They thought the wiggly strips of beef mince "look like brains". They enjoyed the gross wet squiding feeling.
Then Jacob pressed about 1/3 of the mixture into the bottom of the mini-loaf tin using the backs of his knuckles. I showed him how to make sure you press it into the corners and to make it roughly the same thickness all over.
Anna poked the sausage with a fork to pierce the skin. Then she laid it in on top of the mince and said "it's like putting the sausage into its grave!" Maybe we have been watching too much Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy... Then Jacob put the rest of the mixture on top and pressed it down again. Then they brushed the chilli sauce over the top.
The meatloaf should be cooked for about 40 minutes. It is cooked when it is browned on top, starting to shrink back from the tin slightly and there are juices bubbling at the edges. If you let it cool a bit before you slice it, the slices come out better.
We actually put this together before school (unbelievably because we are early risers, we have more free time before school than after) and lobbed it in the fridge with a bit of cling film over it until tea time. So I guess you could do the same the day before if you knew teatime was going to be a rush. It took about 15 minutes to prepare including finding all the ingredients, and with the children doing all of the processes. With practice you could get it to 5-10 minutes no problem.
The recipe came out looking pretty good, although it was a bit darker and less smooth textured than the picture in the book. Maybe we should have squidged for longer to get it smoother. It sliced reasonably well, although you need a sharp knife to get a clean cut through the sausage without it pulling out of the meatloaf part. Even then it tends to fall apart between the tin and the plate and you have to put it back together to look like the picture. That said it's quite different as an idea and the kids did say "oooh!"
We had school friends over for tea on the day we made this so it was eaten by four kids and two adults, making a small slice each. The recipe is for a tiny child's tin, and makes six slices but if you doubled the quantities for a normal tin and increased the cooking time a little to compensate it would be more generous for a family meal and have some leftovers for lunch.
The Verdicts
5/10 Anna (age 6) "I like the sausage but not the meat bit as much it's too chewy."
9/10 Emily (age 6) "Really yummy."
9/10 Jacob (age 8) "I like the meat bit, it's really chewy and nice but I think it would be better with some tomatoes or onions in it."
9/10 Finlay (age 8) "I would like to eat this again soon."
5/10 Mom "Like the idea but it's a bit plain and needs something extra."
4/10 Dad "It's just like some mince and sausage on a plate. The mince has a bit of flavour, but it is still just some mince and some sausage."
23/04/2010 19:19:00 by Mike
LOL I like the brains and graves comments! My son always calls minced beef 'worms'
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Salluit is located in the low arcticDefinitions of the Arctic vary according to environmental, geographical, political, cultural and scientific perspectives. Some scientists define the Arctic as areas having a high latitude, long winters, short, cool summers,... More tundraA type of ecosystem in which tree growth is limited by low temperatures. The origin of the word is from from the Kildin Sami word tūndâr, meaning "uplands" or "treeless mountain tract". In the northern... More in the continuous permafrostPermafrost is frozen ground that remains at or below zero degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) for two or more years. It forms in regions where the mean annual temperature is... More zone. The hilly bedrock consists principally of gneissic rocks from the Precambrian belonging to the Canadian Shield. The village is located in a valley that opens to the shore of Sugluk inlet (a fjord). The surrounding landscape consists of rocky plateaus with a hilly topography. The region was deglaciated about 8000 years ago and sectors below the elevation of 150 m were inundated by the post-glacial d'Iberville Sea. Till and some glacio-fluvial sediments are the major surficial materials on the plateaus, while the Salluit valley and the other valleys that connect with the fjord (particularly at the fjord head) are floored with fluvial sediments in terraces and marine clay. The geologyThe study of the solid Earth, rocks and processes by which rocks form. 'Geo' is derived from the Greek word for Earth.... More and the oceanography of the fjord are poorly studied. The fjord opens to Hudson Strait. Mean annual air temperature is c. -8 °C and annual precipitation c. 300 mm (50 % snow).
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"A Gundam microphone was featured in episode 18 of Mobile Suit Gundam. Although Bandai has released countless models and toys of Gundam, they have not made plastic models for some extremely rare equipment. I love Gundam from the bottom of my heart, but I would have to pass on this accessory."
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