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Fabulous cards Michelle, I love how the same technique looks so different using the different papers, thank you for sharing x
Krea8tors May Blog Hop – Techniques
Welcome to my very first time joining the Kre8tors Blog Hop. The theme for this month is techniques. I have been playing around with different backgrounds, getting inky and enjoying the process.
Both of these cards use a simple technique to create the background, but the different cardstock finishes change the overall effect. I used Stampin' Markers to scribble onto an acrylic block. I then sprayed the block a few times to blend the ink. I then 'stamped' the block firstly onto a piece of whisper white cardstock.
The colours that I used were Calypso Coral, Melon Mambo, Rich Razzleberry, Pool Party and Pear Pizazz. They produce a very soft subtle when used on Whisper white, a perfect backdrop for these little cuties from the NEW Free as a Bird stamp set.
For the next card I followed the same process but 'stamped' the background onto watercolour paper and allowed the colours to run. The finish is a bit more vibrant than the previous card. I used the pretty Dandelion Wishes stamp set to make a simple card allowing the colours to take centre stage.
I hope that you enjoyed hopping with me today and I would love to hear what you think by leaving a comment (at top of blog post).
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Absolutely stunning! Your technique is amazing and the colors are fabulous! Welcome to the Hop, so glad you are here to join us! ❤
WOW love your cards, both beautiful I cant choose a favourite, thanks for sharing
Beautiful cards Michelle, love this technique. X
Pretty Cards Michelle and I love it with the birds, this is a technique I need to revisit x
I love both of them. Thank you so much for showing us this.
Great technique, I love all the subtle colors and the watercolor-look! Great to have you in this group!
Both cards are so beautiful! I really have to try this technique.
Love this technique! Your projects came out lovely. TFS


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With everything that had gone on with me over the past two months, I decided to make it something of a vacation. I'd stay at the hotel (something I'd almost never do), go in the hot tub...and play chess. I figured if I got 2/6 points I'd be happy.
Cassia had other ideas.
I lost every single game. I lost the 5th round to a very nice girl, Pooja, rated 528 who, in my defense, was having a wonderful tournament. She ended up garnering over 325 points to her rating. Coming into the U1500 crosstable at 18th out of 18 she left it 6th. Still, remembering that several years ago I could sneeze on 500 rated players and kill them, that defeat was particularly hard to take. Cassia seemed to be saying, You abandonned me for over 11 years, buddy. I'm not taking you back that easily!
From a networking standpoint, however - usually not my strong suit - the New England Open was a wild success (depending on how you identify success, perhaps).
|NH Player Pooja Welling in the 5th Round of the NE Open. Note Particpant Flags on Board 45
George Mirijanian, MA Chess Association President and the New England Open's Assistant Arbiter told me Monday, "Here we were starting Saturday mornning, and as I looked out at the sea of chessboards my eye was immediately drawn to yours and your flags. I'd been to a lot of big national tournaments - several US Opens, in fact - and I'd never seen that done. I thought, Here we're dealing with someone who thinks differently." Apparently I impressed George, although I had no idea how much.
|Boylston's Own FM Chris Chase Prepares for the Round 6 Battle on the Top Board against IM Igor Foygel
On Monday afternoon between Rounds 5 & 6 a meeting - the usual yearly meeting, apparently - for the New England Chess Association was held. I'd been googling NECA for a bit and could find absolutely nothing about it save for two broken links to a non-existent website on the Western MA Chess web page. Not being able to find out much about it, I asked George if the meeting was open to observers. He said, "Yes." So I went. To observe. Honest!
NECA is the regional chess association. I'm finding out that a full understanding of chess poltics takes Ph.D.s in politics, sociology, and in some cases abnormal psychology (but that last is a prereq. for any study of politics!). NECA is made up of representatives of the New England State Chess Associations as well as six Delegates-at-Large. It's not a membership organization like the United States Chess Federation or the Massachusetts Chess Association.
The meeting went quickly and quite reasonably well. Since, largely, the only people there were the people with an interest, or who were already representatives, the voting for the 2011/2012 Officers and Delegates went smoothly. Then we got to the Delegates-at-Large. All of a sudden George says, "I nominate Richard Kinne as a Delegate-at-Large."
|NECA Delegates George Mirijanian & Steve Dann Debate an Issue
"That's no problem," George said. "We have one meeting a year - here."
"How are things done in the interim?" I asked.
And so, suddenly, in a moment of great weakness (Hey! I'd just lost five chess games in a row, the last to a 528 strength player! I was still in massive shock! :-) ), I found myself saying, "Yes" and taking on the role of getting the New England Chess Association on the web.
So, now we'll get to see how much damage I can do to New England chess. :-)

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The first day without sugar has been made somewhat easier by the fact that I am home sick with a cold, meaning that my appetite is not at its usual voracious level, and I'm not tempted to buy things I shouldn't. Plus the cupboards have now been emptied of any and all "bad" foods. I say "bad" in inverted commas because, really, there are no bad foods (except maybe for Double downs and deep fried Mars bars). Everything in moderation.
I won't bore you with a list of everything I've eaten each day, but I will occasionally refer to the contents of my meals, especially when their sugar content is unexpected or I find out something else interesting about them. BFG (my boyfriend) and I (he's also doing the sugar-free month) decided to try not to eat anything that has a sugar content above 10%, so the amount of sugars (not carbohydrates) must be 10 or below per 100 grams. This doesn't, of course, include fruit. Plus, we are allowing cereals that contain fruit as long as the sugars don't go above 20 g per 100 g.
My cereal of choice (Hubbard's Apricot Toasted Muesli) unfortunately contains 23.2 g sugar, so this is off the list for July. However, I forgot to buy a lower sugar cereal, so it was toast for me this morning. I was quite surprised to find that Marmite has 11.2 g of sugar per 100 g. Now, since this is just over the 10% mark and it is PACKED full of other good things (Vitamin B12, iron, folate, etc.), we have decided to allow it. And it's not like we would be eating it by the spoonful, given its rather strong taste – though I must admit to spreading it much more thickly than BFG does! Even the baked beans I had for lunch have more sugar than I thought, but are (thankfully) under the 10% mark at 7.4 g per 100.
No milky, sweet tea with lunch. It was green tea instead. I quite like green tea, so this is no great hardship and, interestingly, it not only has amazing health benefits, but is also thought to ward off dementia. So does red wine, according to this article… Which brings me to alcohol. Of course, it is full. of. sugar. Dammit! Now neither of us drink all that much, but we do like the odd glass of wine with our meal or the occasional drink with friends of a weekend. BFG has a conference to go to soon, so he may well indulge. However, I have decided to try not to drink any alcohol this month, especially as there are no particular events happening for me at which I might want a tipple (or three). The only event I have coming up is my nephew's birthday. Since it's his first birthday and it's at lunchtime, drinking doesn't quite seem appropriate. Bad Aunty! So, I don't think this will be asking too much of myself. And what's a challenge unless you go all the way, right?
I'll leave you with the following weird marmite recipes to ponder. Let me know if you try any.
Marmite and cheese cake
Vegemite Caramel Pots
Chocolate cake with Marmite Caramel Buttercream
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December 14
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You're invited to join us to celebrate the holidays in high style for a very special Casino Royale Holiday Bash! Get ready for an enchanting evening of blackjack, roulette and craps with real tables, real chips, and real dealers!
To give back – we'll be gaming for good with a percentage of all ticket sales to be donated to worthy causes through GlobalGiving.com. But prizes await!
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In the interim we're going old school and will take bookings like we did last year: if there are any dates/times you wish to book please do email us at email@example.com and we'll send you the paypal link.
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Speaking at SEF 2016
I am honored to have the opportunity to speak at the SEF Unity Connect this year. Upcoming October I will be in Stockholm to deliver two sessions at the SEF Unity Connect. The first session will be all about building Add-ins for Office using the Modern Web Techniques. With a focus on Microsoft Graph and document interactions using OfficeJS it will be a great start to get up to speed. The other sessions will focus on working with Office 365 Groups from a developer perspective.
Building Your First Office Add-In
Learn how to build your first Office Add-in using modern web techniques. Microsoft released a whole lot of new guidance on building Office Add-ins. But how to use them? And what platforms are available? In this session, we will go from 0-to-60 and learn all the basics on how to build your very first Office Add-in. All so you integrate any solution into the Office suite!
Leverage the Power of Groups
Learn how to work with Office 365 groups and build applications that leverage the power of groups! In a demo-packed session, we will look at the technical options to work with Office 365 groups. All development options to extend and leverage Office 365 in any application will be presented!
SEF Unity Connect is more than just breakout sessions—take advantage of the many opportunities to connect one-on-one with your peers, our experts, and third-party solution and service providers to get solutions to your biggest pain points. And the conference isn't complete without its unique social activities, including the party where you can connect one-on-one with our experts, your colleagues, and meet new and old friends. Register at http://www.unityconnect.com/SEF/Registration. See you there?


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Founded in 1903, the Workers' Educational Association (WEA) is a charity dedicated to bringing high-quality, professional education into the heart of communities. With the support of nearly 3,000 volunteers, 2,000 tutors and over 10,000 members across the UK, we deliver friendly, accessible and enjoyable courses for adults from all walks of life.
We were assessed 'Excellent' in our last inspection in Scotland from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Education (HMIe) and 'Good' by Ofsted in 2017. You do not need any previous knowledge or qualifications to join most of our courses, only a willingness to share with others your curiosity, ideas and experience.
WEA Scotland supports business growth by offering companies training opportunities. WEA delivers Employability Fund training courses for unemployed people and STUC funded "in work" training courses for employees who are union members. People benefit from training and personal development support which greatly enhances their prospects of job retention.
We also have a special mission to raise aspirations and develop educational opportunities for the most disadvantaged. This includes providing adult literacy, numeracy, ICT and ESOL skills for employment; courses to improve health and wellbeing; creative programmes to broaden horizons and community engagement activities that encourage active citizenship.
Our members also help support our mission and campaign for adult education.
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You will receive a full course handbook and a year's membership of the Practical Fundraising Association as part of the course, giving a range of practical hints and tips each week (www.practicalfundraising.com)
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Why specifically Cuticaps®?
Cuticaps® capsules for healthy and attractive skin protect and help with a scientifically combined combination of active ingredients. As a dietary supplement, Cuticaps® capsules precisely contain the dosages of biotin, the antioxidant radical scavengers Vitamins A and E, riboflavin, as well as pantothenate and nicotinacidamide to support those functions necessary to form and maintain a healthy, attractive skin:
- Biotin supports the production of keratin in the specialized cells and thus accelerates skin renewal,
- Vitamins A and E eliminate free radicals, promote a positive free radical balance and thus protect against their destructive effects.
- Riboflavin is not available in the body and must therefore be given daily to develop its promoting effect on cell division.
- Pantothenate prevents excess lipid formation on the skin and its consequences.
- Nicotinacidamide supports the breakdown of toxic substances that also cause acne, for example.
The Result: Improve and prolong the lasting results of skin renewal and skin corrections through Cuti® creams. Increase skin protection of smokers and with increased exposure to sun, smog and environmental pollution.
Cuticaps® Capsules:
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** Daily value not established
Other ingredients:
Gelatin, Silicon dioxide, Potato starch, Magnesium stearate.
Direction to use:
Take one capsule every day with food.
With the consumption of more than 10 cigarettes a day or prolonged sunbathing, take two capsules daily for increased protection against free radicals.
Do not interrupt the intake for 3 months, because only then a complete cycle of skin renewal is completed. To obtain the results, repeat the intake three times a year with a one-month break.
Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet. Please also inform yourself in the section "Skin and Nutrition"
Timely and accelerated skin aging are processes that equally affect the superficial and deep layers of the skin. The natural aging of the skin can not be stopped, but the visible consequences can be as much reduced as those caused by nutrient deficiencies or pollutants.
In addition to a healthy diet and avoidance of harmful substances, concurrent internal and external care and treatment of the skin provides the best protection against early skin aging and clearly visible help in eliminating skin lesions such as lesion-prone, thinner, itchy, dry or fat, blemished skin with and without wrinkles. The key role is taken by those substances that are indispensable for the construction of the visible epidermis and the protection against the ubiquitous free radicals: biotin and antioxidants.
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Even before birth, the genetic code determines the number of cell divisions and thus the biological aging process of the skin, which begins around the age of 25. The fatigue of elastic fibers in the dermis makes facial expressions visible. With natural skin aging, the cell division decreases significantly from about the age of 40 years.
Under the influence of z. As biotin deficiency in diets or free radicals that arise during smoking and sunlight, this skin-damaging process is set much earlier and, above all, much more intense. With this process, the strength and swellability of the collagen fibers decreases continuously, the skin is less well supplied with blood. The fatty tissue in the subcutaneous tissue is reduced and can store only 40% moisture in age or damage compared to 75% in the baby.
As a result of the steadily decreasing water content in the entire organism, the skin becomes ever drier, thinner and more vulnerable with age - and even more so with nutrient deficiencies or through the action of pollutants - in particular excessive exposure to free radicals. The regenerative capacity of the epidermis as well as its function as a protective barrier diminish. Pollutants can penetrate more easily and cause damage. External signs of this process are initially dry skin with less elasticity, later increasingly fine wrinkles, then harder contours and deeper wrinkles.
Please also inform yourself in the section "Skin and nutrition".
Skin and Nutrition
Fine-tuned nutrition of the skin ensures that skin is protected, cared for and corrected at every age and condition. A key role is taken by those substances which are indispensable for the construction of the visible epidermis and the protection against the omnipresent free radicals: biotin and antioxidants. Both substances are essential for building and protecting a healthy, attractive skin - but without the support of other resources and measures, their effects are also limited. Optimal, skin-friendly nutrition is an essential part of what makes the skin easier to navigate the life cycle:
1. 2 liters of water per day help the skin to absorb necessary nutrients and reduce toxic substances.
2. Nuts, mushrooms, fish and pasta contain a lot of selenium, which acts against the accumulation of free radicals in skin cells.
3. 4 x daily small portions with fruits and vegetables such as berries, apricots, tomatoes, beetroot, spinach and beans contain antioxidants that help to slow down the effects of free radicals.
4. 2 x salmon or tuna per week provide so much coenzyme Q10 to maintain the energy in the skin cells, that even the increased need in the age after 25 years is covered.
5. Once a day lettuce and carrots contain as much vitamin A or beta-carotene that helps to prevent age spots and wrinkles.
6. 4 times a week a boiled egg provides sufficient biotin to ensure the production of keratin in the specialized cells.
Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a healthy diet. But if your diet does not meet the requirements of a skin-friendly diet, Cuticaps® helps prevent dietary skin changes.
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*As featured in Timeout, The Guardian, Olive Magazine, Camden New Journal and the Kentishtowner Magazine*
The Laksa Kitchen is back! Following Chef Lim's food tour of Penang this summer we have now returned to Kentish Town for an 8 week residency bringing back our signature Curry Laksa, Sarawak Laksa as well as some new Penang inspired hawker dishes, such as Duck Egg Char Kway Teow.
Our Story:
The search for the perfect Laksa started at the beginning of the year with the idea to travel across Malaysia and bring back the perfect Laksa to London. So in May we took a trip from Kuala Lumpur to Borneo via Penang to hunt for what makes the perfect Laksa. Following our popular first residency and Chef Lim's time in Penang, we have now returned with a new menu.
Our Menu:
Our concise Malaysian menu is made up of four Small Plates, four varieties of Laksa (including the Sarawak Laksa) as well Duck Egg Char Kway Teow and two desert options. We will also be serving Malay drinks, Malay-inspired cocktails, craft beer and wine.
Choose any starter, main, dessert and glass of wine, beer or soft drink for £21.50
Loh Bak - Belly pork & taro and taro wrapped tofu skin spring rolls with and homemade chilli dip
Cucur Udang - Prawn fritters in light spiced turmeric batter with Chinese chives and homemade chilli dip
Chee Cheong Fun (v) - Steamed rice noodle rolls topped with a sweet dark sauce, chilli paste, sesame seeds and dried shallots.
Curry Puff (v) - Baked curry puff with potato, onions and curry spices. Served with yoghurt mint and cucumber dip.
Curry Laksa* - Seafood, chicken or tofu in a spicy coconut broth with rice & egg noodles, beansprouts, egg and mint leaf.
Sarawak Laksa - Prawn & chicken, beansprouts, shredded omelette, calamansi lime with rice noodles in a dark savoury spiced broth from East Malaysia
Duck Egg Char Kway Teow - Wok fried thick rice noodles with prawn, Chinese sausage, kow choi, duck eggs, beansprouts, dark soy sauce and chilli. One of Penang's most famous streetfood dishes.
Seri Muka - Two layer dessert of sticky rice and pandan custard top.
Kuih Dadar - Pandan flavoured crepes with vanilla ice cream.
*Vegetarian & vegan options available
About Our Chef:
Chef C.Y Lim grew up on Penang Island, a region renowned for its diverse and thriving street food scene.
Inspired by his grandfathers hawker stall Lim followed into a career in cooking, working in many of Penang's luxury hotels before moving to London.
October 28th - December 18th 2016
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Langtang Valley Trek
Trekking in Nepal is a beautiful adventure. It is as naturally stunning as it is culturally rich. Visit remote ethnic Himalayan settlements and villages like never before! Travel to far-off destinations at amazing river valleys with unique terrains. Gorgeous Himalayan landscapes of Nepal are breath-taking in every way. Walk on trails that pass through beautiful alpine forests and open pasture lands. Trekking in Nepal truly is like tasting a piece of paradise.
Himalayan Dreamland Trekking Team offers many comprehensive well-rounded travel packages in Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. The treks are made with best care and include all the best aspects of the regions. We present you with an amazing opportunity to experience Nepal's natural and cultural elements in spectacular fashion. In the same fashion, the travel packages perfectly harmonize the natural ethos of the land with religious and traditional characters. Together with natural beauty, the exotic tribal and ancestral mountain settlements and villages, opulent monasteries and holy temples are as much part of the journey as enjoying the Himalayan topography.


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Who had thought that one day we will be able to watch an entire film on a small device that fits in our hand? But the vision came true. The world had moved so forward that not only we are able to see what is previously available, but we are now able to watch an event at the other end of the world "live" on our Smartphone.
Smartphones have made our lives easier since day one. Though at the start it was only meant for Information transfer, we later went on and made it a documentation device by providing a camera and storage space. And then we perfected it and made it suitable to transfer other modes of information which enabled video files to be played.
But these were just local files which were stored on the SD cards or the inbuilt memory of the phone. Internet usage which was low at the time later took on a revolutionary turn and made it easy for the people to browse on their smartphones. The speeds complemented the development of 3G and 4G Network enabled phones and better software like iOS and Android complemented the increase of Apps and other technical usages of the phone.
With this, improved the screen size and the resolution which synchronously led to the betterment of video file play resolution. Now Smartphones that can smoothly run 4K resolution videos are a common sight. With this kind of video resolution support and the achievable internet speeds, one can easily watch a movie on the phone itself.
To cater the needs of customers like these, innumerable websites featuring the services to Stream Movies online have come to light. Out of these, many turned out to be illicit, but few are legal and allow the netizens to watch all kinds of popular movies online. These websites keep collections of the best movies from various popular languages and offer some of them for free and collect a meager price for some.
For better and easy access, these websites have apps that can be operated easily and get you what you want with just a few clicks. The apps are designed for a smooth performance and offer regular updates to keep up the speed. Also, since they are linked to your account, you can access the movie archive of the website from any place with a decent internet connection.
These films that are available for users to stream online are available in HD resolutions, which makes it possible to use the mirroring option on your phone and watch the movies on your Smart TV instead. So, the next time you take your smartphone out, check out the film streaming websites that won't let you be bored anywhere you are.


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The other day I wrote about the steps I took to narrow down the thirteen possible Abraham Rosenzweigs in the 1915 NYS census to the one who I am reasonably certain was the Abraham who was the son of Gustave and Gussie Rosenzweig and thus my grandfather's first cousin. Over the last two days I have been engaged in the same process to determine which of the many Joseph Rosenzweigs I found in the US and NYS census reports was the younger brother of Abraham and also Gustave's son. I am once again reasonably certain that I have found the right Joseph, but I want to record the process I used to get there, both for my own record-keeping and to invite others to question my reasoning and my conclusions.
In many ways the search for the right Joseph was easier than the search for Abraham. For one thing, there were far fewer Joseph Rosenzweigs than there were Abraham Rosenzweigs. For another, Joseph was born in 1898 and thus was almost ten years younger than Abraham. That meant that I had five census reports in which Joseph was living with his parents and siblings: 1900, when he was two years old, 1905 (seven years old), 1910 (twelve years old), 1915 (seventeen years old) and 1920 (22 years old). I also found what is definitely Joseph's draft registration and World War I service record; I know these are for the same Joseph because his address on these two forms, 1882 Bergen Street in Brooklyn, is the same address where the family was living in 1920 according to the 1920 US census.
From these documents I learned a fair amount about Joseph's early adult life. In 1915 he was employed as a driver's helper, according to the 1915 census.
In 1917 when he registered for the draft he was working for the BRT, or the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, which eventually merged into the BMT or Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Company. It is difficult to decipher the handwriting, but it looks like he was a guard for the BRT, perhaps the same as being a driver's helper as he had reported in 1915.
His draft registration also indicated that Joseph was the sole supporter of his mother at this time. By this time Gustave and Gussie had separated or divorced, and on the 1915 census two years before Gussie had been living not only with Joseph, but also with Abraham and Jacob, both already in the US Navy, and Lizzie and Rachel, both still in school and young teenagers. Apparently by 1917, only Joseph was providing support for his mother and presumably his two younger sisters. According to the 1918 abstract of Joseph's military service during World War I, he served as a Seaman, Second Class, in the US Navy at the Brooklyn Navy Yard from February 8, 1918 until November 11, 1918, Armistice Day, the end of World War I.
After the war, according to the 1920 US census, Joseph was still living with his mother and Jacob (Jack), Lizzie and Rachel (Ray) at 1882 Bergen Street and working as an operator in a millinery shop; in other words he was a hat maker. It is this occupation that became critical to my analysis as I moved past the 1920 census to the 1925 NYS census and the 1930 and 1940 US census reports.
There are only two Joseph Rosenzweigs listed on the 1925 NYS census born in New York around 1898. One was living with his parents, whose names were Aaron and Rose, so clearly not our Joseph. The other Joseph was married to a woman named Sadie and had a four year old daughter named Irene. They were living at 308 East 98th Street in Brooklyn, and most importantly, Joseph's occupation is listed as a hatter. His wife Sadie had been in the United States for 12 years and was born in Russia. Although I have yet to find a marriage record for Joseph and Sadie, it appeared that they must have gotten married in 1920 since they already had a four year old child by 1925. I will continue to search for their marriage certificate as it will provide more definite evidence that the Joseph who married Sadie was the son of Gustave and Gussie Rosenzweig.
Although I would like additional evidence to link this Joseph to Gustave, I am reasonably certain that it must be the right person. The age and birthplace are correct, the occupation is the same as the occupation held by Joseph when he was still living at home with his mother, and there was only one other Joseph Rosenzweig listed in this age range in the 1925 NYS census.
Thus, I moved on to the 1930 census to see if any other Joseph Rosenzweigs were included there who could match the right criteria. On the 1930 census I found two Joseph Rosenzweigs. The first Joseph was born in 1898, but he was living with a brother named David, and Gustave and Gussie did not have a son named David who survived until 1930. The second Joseph was the Joseph who married Sadie. The census reported that he was born in 1897 and had been married to Sadie for ten years, making 1920 again the likely year of their marriage. Sadie's sister Tilda Kablanski was living with them, and they now had two daughters, Irene (nine years old) and Mildred (four years old). They were still living on East 98th Street in Brooklyn, and Joseph was still employed as a hat maker. There was also a John Rosenzweig who had Romanian parents, which looked promising, and he was living on Albany Avenue in Brooklyn, married to Ethel Bloom. He was working as a postal clerk. Although he was born in 1890 and thus older than Gustave's son and had the wrong name, I held him aside as a possibility.
The only information in the 1930 census for the Joseph that married Sadie that conflicts with what I know about Joseph, Gustave's son, is that it reports that his parents were born in Russia, not Romania. I would be more troubled by this if I had not already seen so many errors on census reports: my grandmother's name listed as Maurica when it was Gussie, my great-grandmother's name given as Pauline when it was Bessie or Pessel, ages that are inaccurate, relationships described incorrectly, and so on. I had to remind myself not to use this inconsistency to dismiss Joseph and Sadie; genealogists often are reminded that census takers took information often from neighbors or children or anyone who was around when the occupant was not home. So given that there were only two Joseph Rosenzweigs of the right age born in NYC listed on the 1930 census, I decided that it was still more likely that the Joseph who married Sadie was Gustave's son than the John who was almost ten years older and working as a postal clerk or the Joseph who was living with a brother named David.
So I moved ahead to the 1940 census to see if I could find anything that would help to nail down the identity of the correct Joseph. There were four Josephs (plus the John who married Ethel; since his name was listed as John again, I decided that this was not a census taker's mistake and eliminated him from my pile.) Once again, there was Joseph who married Sadie, living with their two daughters Irene and Mildred on Rockaway Parkway in Brooklyn. Joseph's birth year was given as 1899 this time, and his occupation was still in hat-making. There was a second Joseph married to a Sadye, living in Manhattan, but he was older (born in 1894). There was a third Joseph married to a Jenny, also living in Manhattan, who was a salesman of knit goods, but he was also older, born in 1893. And finally there was a Joseph born in 1897, married to Sarah and living in the Bronx. He was a clerk in a rubber factory. Of the four Josephs, it still seemed to me that the one who was most likely Gustave's son was the Joseph who married Sadie: he lived in Brooklyn, where our Joseph grew up; he was a hatter, which our Joseph had been in 1920; and he was the correct age, unlike two of the other three.
Obviously I cannot be 100% sure unless and until I can find a marriage certificate for Joseph and Sadie which reveals his parents' names or unless and until I can find a descendant of Joseph and Sadie who may know whether their great-grandfather was named Gustave and whether their great-grandmother was named Gussie. I have sent messages to a few of those descendants, and I am hoping that one of them will be able to help. In the meantime I will continue to search for more evidence linking Joseph to my great-great uncle Gustave Rosenzweig, in particular the marriage certificate or the death certificate for the Joseph who married Sadie.


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Everything I'm loving this month!
This month has been an odd one. The weather hasn't decided quite what it wants to do, we've had a scorcher, and then we've had storms beyond compare!
It makes it difficult to know where we all stand with the whole thing! Do we bare some skin in the morning sun, only to freeze by the afternoon? Or do we don the clammy forehead as we layer just a little too much knitwear?
Do we have fancy brunch al fresco or do we drink hot chocolate in front of the fire?
But there are still some great things out there that somewhat suit the changing weather and can help prep and excite for summer!
The Fashion Edit
The Classic Trench
What can go wrong with a classic trench!
This lovely piece is from M&S and even ranges to a size 22!
Smarten up and fashion up any simple outfit with this tailored trench.
The Less Than Classic Trench
The classic colour with a slouchy fit and adaptable bum bag feature! Two fashion hits in one!
ASOS did right with this Curve Range coat!
A lighter than air coat for a spring chill.
TFNC Wide-Fit Trouser (available from ASOS)
The rich blue with the floaty fabric makes this the perfect transitional piece for the month of May.
Dress down with a plain tucked in T-shirt, or dress up with its co-ord crop!
Simply Be Denim Belted Dress
I will always be a sucked for a denim dress! And this one is a beauty.
Perfectly casual but never under dressed.
Gabi Fresh X Playful Promises (available at ASOS)
Stunning lingerie for EVERYbody!
FINALLY! Supportive, sexy, delicate, and functional!…and in a gorgeous bright colour.
(Goodbye basic, plain, DD+ nude T-shirt bras!)
The Beauty Edit
Ultrasun SPF 30 Tan Activator For The Face
If you need to work on the base tan for the healthy glow look, then start early, go slow, and do so safely!
Tan activator helps to develop a tan naturally, all the while still allowing your skin necessary protection!
Charlotte Tilbury Glowgasm Blush in Peachgasm
I work in beauty…Charlotte Tilbury doesn't understand the awkwardness she puts us through sometimes!
If the natural tan isn't your thing… then here is sun kissed in a tube!
A peachy blush (I prefer to use as a highlight) gives a gorgeous warmth and golden glow darrrrlings.
The Lifestyle Edit
Go To The Local Lido
Using local spaces and shops is the only way fun and interesting places are going to survive this day and age.
But the Lido is a perfect spot for a refreshing swim.
This month it's not so cold you'll end up looking like a White Walker, but just cold enough to get your heart racing!


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About Jerusalem Artichoke 'Dwarf'
Jerusalem Artichoke 'Dwarf' was developed in the Netherlands and truly has a dwarf habit. We really like this one as it is much easier to harvest and tubers are lifted in one clump not leaving much behind, making it easy to spot any tubers left in the soil. Our site is very exposed and these have survived all kinds of extreme weather without being knocked down and have positively thrived and produced a very good yield for us.
How to care for your tubers
Jerusalem Artichoke 'Dwarf' tubers can be planted direct and will remain dormant in the soil until spring, or can be potted up in slightly damp compost during autumn and winter to stop them drying out until they are ready to be planted out.
How to grow
Jerusalem Artichoke 'Dwarf' tubers can be planted 10-15cm deep and about 30cm apart in a bed with a good mulch of compost. Plant in a sunny position, tubers will show their first shoots in spring, produce their top growth in summer and foliage will die back at first frosts in autumn.
How to harvest
Harvest tubers once top growth has died back in autumn. Tubers are hardy and can survive well in the ground, so you can stagger your harvest, just lifting plants as and when needed. These make a great winter staple crop.
How to propagate more plants
Save some of your best tubers for re-planting. Tubers left in the ground, will -re sprout, or you can rotate to a new site. Because these are less invasive, you can easily move them around and follow them with a different crop if you wish.
How to Eat
Jerusalem Artichoke 'Dwarf' is delicious slow roasted in the oven, or can be made into a delicious soup.


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New Research Data Management and Open Access Policy for MDC and CEDAR
Dr Anna Adlam, Senior Lecturer and Co-Director of the Centre for Clinical Neuropsychology Research (CCNR) in the School of Psychology has developed a research data management and open access policy for the Mood Disorders Centre (MDC) and Clinical Education Development and Research (CEDAR) at Exeter.
Following these guidelines will ensure that the data generated by MDC and CEDAR members are stored securely, will be reusable in the future, and can be shared easily amongst collaborators. Moreover they will help MDC and CEDAR members meet funder and/or institutional requirements on research data management and open access.
The policy is available in Open Research Exeter, along with the guidelines that the Marine Renewable Energy Group and the Centre for Cognitive Control and Associative Learning have created to ensure best practice in research data management in their research groups.
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My calves have finally recovered, not sure how much is due to time, generous slathered iceyhot, the new spiked roller I got or the gentle stretching at Yoga last night. But I feel I can face the gym and do some Cardio today.
Last night was fun. My girl Shecky and I went to a Yoga based Bellydance class that's running this month.
Still not sure how I feel about Yoga, I enjoy the stretching but it reminds me how little control over my body I actually have. The more difficult poses I have less trouble with, but sometimes I struggle and shake with the simple ones.
The belly dancing side … Well I just look plain ridiculous! But that's okay and rather funny as everyone is in the same boat.
It's so bloody cold here this morning…
That's in Celsius btw
Minus fucking twelve!!!! Remind me why I'm living here and didn't find a nice Texan man instead?
I mean just look ….
That's the door leading out of the bedroom onto my little patio!
But Beautiful
I did a little shopping on Saturday (to get the IceyHot cream) and "accidentally" stumbled into Ulta (makeup and beauty supplies store) on the way home.
Typically nothing on my make up shopping list I wanted was in stock (NYX Taupe Blush, Becca Opal highlighter or Too Face glitter glue) but that didn't stop me wandering around and picking up some basics. Ended up with …
* Anastasia Brow Wiz in Taupe
* Two Japonesque 140 eye make up brushes
* some French Tip Stickers from Red Carpet Manicures (I bought it and Filming in Aspen)
* Sally Hansen Wax Strips
* Cetaphil Cleansing Cloths
* Montagne Jeunesse Creamy Coconut face masks
* Japonesque solid brush cleaner
I have to say I am in awe of the Japonesque brush cleaner … Best brush cleaner product I've used so far! Removed old stains from my natural fiber brushes, was easy to use, hardly any scent – all in all a top product.
I actually don't like Japonesque's spray cleaner (the conditioning oils make it feel greasy), but I'll be stocking up on the solid brush cleaner. Going to be great for travel too!
And now …
I can not express my love for this little guy …
Don't get me wrong, I love both my dogs equally, but they both have very different personalities.
Jake (the other one) is a "treat her mean, keep her keen" type of guy when it comes to me. He loves the ladies, but treats me like crap. However he is my little shadow and cries if I so much as go into the garage without him. I know he loves me, but isn't willing to show it.
Oliver (above) has no shame in showing me how much he loves me!
I can't sit down (chair, bed, toilet) without this bundle of love wanting to be on my lap. He lives for belly rubs and playing fetch. His only "quirk" is that he hates kids and barks at all strangers – esp if they get close to me.
Unfortunately for years we never had guests so I've never been able to train him out of this bad habit 🙁
Anyhow, as I wind down today's post with crap I found on the internet …
Share a couple of beauty photographs that might inspire me one day …
And post a rather horrible selfie of myself …
I will go face a day where it's -21c outside!


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Hello and welcome to the Graveyard Shift! Hosted by Kotaku's reader-run blog, TAY. A place to talk about life, video games, or anything. So feel free jump in the topic, or not. Be sure to check out created articles on TAY or the random blips of TAYCLASSIC. This is for you! The Late Night / Early Bird / Office Drones/ Sickbed / All-Nighter / Forest Dwellers/ Future Warriors!
Tonight's Shift .... What's that noise?!
You may not be able to see a whole lot in that creepy picture up there. In it are a couple of gnomes playing ladybug chess at dusk.
The forests in video games, movies, and real life can sure be creepy! Full of spirits and weirdness. Basically, who wants to get left in a forest all by their lonesome? Some make the forest their home, like resident bears but what about the resident evils of those wooded areas?
Post the creepiest creepies that go bump in the night in forests that you have encountered in your videogames, or other settings. Make up a story. With summer coming, tell a scary camp fire story and make it forest-themed.
Oh, and of course, here's the inspiration to get your started.
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Written by: Nicole Micallef
At the 10th Australasian Cystic Fibrosis Conference (17th-20th August 2013) an observation from an international keynote speaker and respiratory specialist was that "in Australia and New Zealand CF dietitians are taking over". When you look at the achievements of this dynamic group, it is not hard to see why! The promotion of excellence that encouraged such a statement includes:
-The launch of the Australian and New Zealand CF dietitian vision 'constant improvement in cystic fibrosis (CF) nutrition through Collaboration! Consensus! And Currency! (2013)
-A pioneering spirit evidenced by CF dietitians:
o Forming the first interest group (1995), which promotes collaboration between dietitians at specialist and regional CF centres across Australia and New Zealand.
o First to evaluate their practice through a series of Trans-Tasman surveys (1996, 2005, and 2010), achieving standardisation in nutritional management (e.g., pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy).
o First to create Australian and New Zealand discipline specific clinical practice guidelines (2006).
o This group also plans on being the first Australian/New Zealand group to contribute to international online evidence based dietitian pathways (coordinated in Canada).
-A commitment to continual improvement and up-skilling:
o Throughout 2012 and 2013, CF dietitians participated in a series of workshops on synthesising and critiquing evidence, reaching consensus, and how to write scientifically. Several of these workshops were run by members of the Dietitian Connection advisory board.
o Establishment of a mentoring program (2013). Formal agreement to create leadership group to provide CF specific mentoring to clinicians working in the field.
-Consumer outcomes:
o Constant improvement in nutritional parameters (i.e., body mass index) for children and adults with CF between 1998 and 2012.
-Recognition of service achievements in 2013:
o Australian CF dietitians winning three out of four multidisciplinary conference awards.
•Christie Graham, Cystic Fibrosis Australia New Investigator Award $1000, best oral abstract presentation at conference
•Jodi Gurnert, 1st Place 2013 $7000, Cystic Fibrosis Australia Abbie Fennessy Memorial Fellowship – sponsored by Technipro Pulmomed
•Dr Audrey Tierney, 2nd Place 2013 $4000, Cystic Fibrosis Australia Abbie Fennessy Memorial Fellowship – sponsored by Technipro Pulmomed
Christie Graham, APD
Christie is the current Deputy Manager of Nutrition and Dietetics at the Children's Hospital at Westmead (CHW) and has worked as a dietitian in Australia and the United Kingdom for nearly 13 years. She has worked as a paediatric CF dietitian for 8 years, in a number of major centres including the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, Manchester Children's Hospital, the Royal Children's Hospital, the Royal London Hospital and most recently at the CHW. She has actively worked to improve nutrition care in CF through her involvement as; a member of the writing group for the Australasian Clinical Practice Guidelines (2003-2005); convenor of the DAA CF Interest Group (2009-2011); a mentor for dietitians new to CF and an author of a number of published papers in CF.
The aim of the quality improvement (QI) activity completed by Christie and her team was to improve the nutritional outcomes of CF patients aged 2-18 years through 1) the introduction of a nutrition screening tool, 2) communication with the CF team and regular dietetic review of high risk patients, 3) employment of a Nutrition Education Assistant, and 4) increased focus on the importance of nutrition. At the completion of this QI strategy, a significant difference was seen in the proportion of patients in Nutrition Failure. Significantly fewer patient patients were requiring immediate and frequent dietetic review. Positive changes in BMI Z score were also significant. Incorporation of the multidisciplinary team including the employment of a Nutrition Education Assistant was vital in the success of this project. For more information email [email protected]
Jodi Grunert, APD
Jodi is a paediatric dietitian currently working in the areas of cystic fibrosis (CF), respiratory and home enteral nutrition at the Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide. She has been working as a dietitian for 8 years in various roles both in South Australia and London, UK. Currently Jodi is a steering committee member and section leader for the revision of the Australian and New Zealand CF Nutrition guidelines. She is passionate about continuous quality improvement and recently had 3 abstracts accepted at the 2013 Australasian CF conference for poster presentations to share some of her recent projects. Jodi will use her travel scholarship to attend the 2013 North American CF conference and to visit CF dietitians at North American CF centres with the aim of furthering her knowledge and skills to work towards improving the nutritional status and outcomes of the CF patients at her centre.
Dr Audrey Tierney, PhD, APD
Audrey graduated from Trinity College Dublin (TCD) in 2003 with a BSc (Hons) in Human Nutrition and Dietetics and began her dietetic career in St James Hospital Dublin, Ireland working in General Respiratory. Audrey completed her PhD studies in 2008 in the Department of Clinical Medicine in TCD taking part in a pan-European Dietary Intervention Study focussing on nutrition and genomics. After a post-doctoral year at the School of Public Health and Population Sciences, University College Dublin (UCD), Audrey moved to Melbourne in March 2009 where she began working at the Alfred Hospital in Cystic Fibrosis (CF) and Respiratory Medicine. Audrey was appointed Research Fellow with the Alfred and Monash University in August 2011. She has been awarded grant funding to undertake several clinical projects including research to compare indirect calorimetry versus standard practice in the ICU population, the effects of CF on pregnancy, exploring glycaemic variability in the adult CF population using a continuous glucose monitor and a project investigating the nutritional status and dietary intake in adults with cystic fibrosis – a 15 year follow up study. Audrey's research interests span nutrition in cystic fibrosis and lung transplantation, obesity, metabolic syndrome, nutrigenomics and critical care nutrition. Audrey has been involved in the Australasian CF Nutrition guidelines review and has presented at national and international conferences in the area of Nutrition and CF. Audrey was recently appointed Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University in the Faculty of Health Sciences. Audrey used her travel scholarship to attend at the 10th Australasian Cystic Fibrosis Conference in Auckland, including participating in CF dietitian interest group activities.


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It is with a heavy heart that we wish to inform you of the passing of "Big Al" Williams of IL. You can send notes of condolences to:
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Sympathy Cards and Memorials should be sent to Mr. Rod Cozzetto, 709 Crystal Lane, Pueblo Co 81006
Mo Babi, from Colorado, passed away after recent struggles with health issues. Mo has been involved with USA Wrestling for many years as a State leader and Mat Official. He served multiple times as the State Director for Colorado and worked for many years as a Mat Official at many Regional and National events. Mo was instrumental in the development of the concepts of Dual competitions. Mo loved the Cadet Duals and started the first Dual event on two mats at a local high school. From that auspicious start it quickly grew to a National level event. The original idea was to get many matches in a short duration competition so younger Cadets could more quickly improve their wrestling skills. At the same time, Mo wanted the Cadet Duals to serve as a training ground for lesser experienced Mat Officials. The original participating States liked the concept and started sending their best Cadets but also demanded the best possible Mat Officials. The Cadet Duals became a National level event; Junior Duals and Schoolboy Duals soon followed suit. Mo's wife, Pat, is an accomplished pairer and one of their sons, Jason, is an international level Mat Official. Mo's demise will leave a huge void for all of his many friends. Funeral arrangements will be posted when completed by Mo's family.
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Tom Clark and his son Hayden
Thomas G. Clark, 58, of Fishers, a 2008 Olympic referee and longtime leader within USA Wrestling, passed away on Friday, March 10, 2017 at home.
We are sad to inform you that the USWOA has lost a great official and friend. Abram Ostrovskiy passed away Monday, April 11th, 2016. Abram was a great friend to all of us and we are all saddened by his passing. Abram experienced more in his lifetime than any of us can imagine and yet he was always available to help. Please take a few moments to reflect on the life and friendship of Abram Ostrovskiy. Rest in Peace Abram.
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June 8, 1947- August 4, 2017
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The World Bank's Africa Region Gender Innovation Lab seeks a Short Term Consultant (STC) to produce a gender-disaggregated cross-country analysis of well-being using the new Listening to Africa (L2A) survey.
The STC will be responsible to produce a gender-disaggregated cross-country analysis of well-being using the new Listening to Africa (L2A) survey. The L2A uses mobile phone technologies to collect high-frequency household panel data on a wide range of topics including education, health, labor, housing, assets, electricity and transport, consumption, nutrition and food security, security and violence, subjective well-being, agriculture, shocks and coping strategies, as well as water, sanitation and hygiene. L2A surveys are currently being implemented in Madagascar, Malawi, Togo (Lome), Senegal and Tanzania.
Findings from this research will be published as a WB-GIL report, which seeks to allow better understanding of gender disparities in Africa as well as of what can be done to address them.
About the Gender Innovation Lab:
The Gender Innovation Lab (GIL) supports rigorous research to build the evidence base for effective gender policies. The impact objective of the Gender Innovation Lab is to increase governments' and the private sector's take-up of effective policies that address the underlying causes of gender inequality in Africa, particularly by promoting growth through women's economic and social empowerment.
Read the full Terms of Reference here: L2A Survey STC_GIL


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15 DIY Bird Bath Ideas To Attract Birds To Yard
Ready to get crafty? Attract birds in style with these DIY bird bath projects for your backyard. This DIY leaf bird bath projects will create a one-of-kind watering place for the birds in your backyard, and is easier than you think! DIY bird bath ideas that will make a charming addition to your outdoor space. Get inspired by the best designs for 2018 and create your favorite project!


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Baclofen‐lnduced Psychosis in a Pediatric Patient
1Blythedale Children's Hospital, Valhalla, NY
2Blythedale Children's Hospital, Valhalla, NY
3Blythedale Children's Hospital, Valhalla, NY
Meeting: Hospital Medicine 2009, May 14-17, Chicago, Ill.
Abstract number: 1001
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This is the first case report in the literature of a pediatric patient with psychosis attributed to therapeutic doses of intrathecal (IT) baclofen. We present a case report of a pediatric patient treated with IT baclofen for spastic athetoid quadriparesis, dysphasia, and dysarthria. Two years of maximum doses of oral baclofen failed to improve her dystonia. A baclofen pump was placed and gradually titrated to 1000 μg/day to achieve therapeutic effect. The patient received IT baclofen at this dose for 16 months without incident. At this point, her family, teachers, and therapy staff began to observe unusual behaviors — initially lethargy and inattentiveness, then misleading stories, inappropriate laughter, and poor reality testing. Two months later she demonstrated psychotic behavior with grandiose statements, auditory hallucinations, and delusional thinking. She became physically aggressive and unable to participate in therapies. An EEG was normal, and a neurologic evaluation for an organic etiology for psychosis was negative. Multiple antipsychotic medications were ineffective. The symptoms did not resolve until the baclofen dose was reduced to 400 μg/day. The discontinuation of all antipsychotic medications did not result in a recurrence of the psychosis.
Baclofen is a lipophilic derivative of gamma‐aminobutyric acid (GABA), a naturally occurring inhibitory neurotransmitter. Its precise mechanism of action is not known. It is used in both oral and intrathecal forms. Baclofen is a well‐established therapeutic choice for the treatment of spasticity due to lesions of the spinal cord and brain. Its primary site of action is at the spinal level, and its lipophilic properties enable it to penetrate the blood‐brain barrier and possibly activate supraspinal sites. Its therapeutic use has increased dramatically in children with special health care needs because of its use in treating the spasticity of cerebral palsy and acquired brain injury. Common central nervous system depressant actions include somnolence and sedation. Overdose is initially manifested by symptoms of respiratory depression, generalized hypotonia, and altered level of consciousness. Baclofen is generally well tolerated, and adverse events from its use are rare.
Our case demonstrates the importance of recognition of baclofen therapy as an etiology of psychosis in a pediatric patient. Bactofen is commonly used in the inpatient and outpatient therapy of children with special health care needs. It has the potential to significantly improve their quality of life. However, when unusual behaviors, including overt psychosis, appear during baclofen therapy, an adverse reaction to the medication must be considered as a possible etiology of the new psychiatric symptoms. We concluded that the symptoms of psychosis in our patient were due to the baclofen despite its use at therapeutic levels.
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L. J. Mirkinson, Blythedale Children, primary author/none; K. Maleska, Blythedale Children, author/Medtronics employee; J. Kuhl, Blythedale Children, author/none.
To cite this abstract:Mirkinson L, Kuhl J, Maleska K. Baclofen‐lnduced Psychosis in a Pediatric Patient. Abstract published at Hospital Medicine 2009, May 14-17, Chicago, Ill. Abstract 1001. Journal of Hospital Medicine. 2009; 4 (suppl 1). https://www.shmabstracts.com/abstract/baclofenlnduced-psychosis-in-a-pediatric-patient/. Accessed April 8, 2020.


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A common problem faced by landlords wanting to evict their tenants is that once a court has granted a Possession Order, the tenant still refuses to leave. This can be incredibly frustrating for the landlord as it may have already taken several months to obtain possession and they may have incurred substantial fees for legal representation, court costs and Counsel's fees for a hearing.
A landlord's best option for enforcing his Possession Order is to return to court and to seek a Warrant for Possession from the same County Court that issued the possession order. This is applied for by means of a separate application and costs £121. Unlike a Possession Order, a Warrant for Possession does not require a separate hearing as a landlord who has a Possession Order is automatically entitled to apply for a warrant after the date on which the tenant is due to give possession.
Once the warrant is issued, the matter will be sent to the bailiffs. The bailiffs will process the warrant and then inform the landlord and give confirmation as to the approximate date in which they will serve Notice on the date and time of eviction on the tenant and when the eviction is likely to take place.
The bailiffs will then send to the tenant a formal court document entitled Notice of Eviction. A tenant cannot lawfully prevent the bailiffs from carrying out the eviction without a court order. If a tenant decides to move out prior to the eviction, this should be agreed with the landlord to ensure their departure is managed appropriately.
If the tenant is a local authority tenant, the tenant may be told to stay in the property until they are evicted by the Local Authority. In these circumstances, the landlord may want to consider letting the process follow its course as if the tenant does not stay in the property until they are evicted they may be declared intentionally homeless by the local authority and will not be eligible for housing assistance.
It may be possible for the tenant to obtain a court order to suspend the Warrant for Possession. These will only be granted in certain circumstances and there must be an application to court and there is almost inevitably a hearing. The grounds the tenant could potentially use would depend on the grounds for the eviction. However, we have recently seen cases where a tenant applies for a suspension of a warrant on the grounds that they will pay any mortgage arrears due or make any rental payments. Whether or not a warrant is granted is solely in the discretion of the judge. The judge will either decide to grant the suspension, in which case the matter will be listed for another date or dismiss the application.
By going through the court process and taking legal advice early a landlord can ensure that the tenant is evicted lawfully. Here at Barrett & Co we are regularly instructed by landlords wishing to evict their tenants and can provide a complete service from providing the necessary Notice to the tenants through to, if necessary, working with the landlord to ensure effective enforcement a possession order to secure vacant possession of the property.
Our Litigation Team are on hand to talk you through the above procedure should you need their advice. Please contact us on 0118 958 9711 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Further Reading:
Leasehold Extensions: The Basics
Unregistered Land – A Cautionary Note
Lease, Licence or Tenancy at Will? – Which to Choose and When


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Billie Eilish - WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
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I am so so happy for Billie and proud of her. This is an beautiful work or art. I listen to her songs pretty much every day and I can't believe people actually have bad things to say about her or her music but hey I'm glad people hate, I'm glad people have bad taste, otherwise we wouldn't know what good taste is right
I love Billie Eilish she has such an amazing voice But one thing is why do we have to pay for it?
I am a 36 year old mother of 4, so not her typical audience, but I LOVE her music! I'm not depressed and I don't get that sense coming from her songs. Some are haunting, some are beautiful and some are fun. But they all evoke emotion, which is the point of a great artist! And her VOICE!!! She proves you don't have to belt out every song to be great. How many artists can softly sing so beautifully like that? Not many! That is a talent all on its own, not a downfall. Also, can we give props to her brother Finneas? He is an amazing musician and such a loving brother. Those two created all their music in their bedroom...and still do! They don't need fancy studios and buckets full of money to produce great music. Everything they put out comes straight from the soul, and I can respect that. I'd love to be able to sit down and watch them create new music together. I bet it's a fun process. Love you Billie and Finneas! ❤❤❤
Billies music is amazing and her voice is awesome. when i listen to her i get this really happy feeling in me. tbh i don't know if it's just me but billie eilish makes me really happy and i hope she continues her amazing music career😊
her music is so different from anything you'll ever hear in your life. it's amazing. her voice is so unique, her lyrics are beautiful and poetic, and it's just so so so good.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WWAFAWDWG!! I love this album with my whole soul and I can't believe it's been a year since it's came out. I remember listening to it the second it got released and was jumping all around. Listen to it if you haven't!! Love bil so much 💞
Billie Eilish is not only a FIVE TIME GRAMMY WINNER, but she's a GAME CHANGER! 💯 Every song is beautiful and I can listen to this album straight through without ANY pauses! Her beautiful voice is so mesmerizing. There are lots of beautiful and emotional songs on this album but bad guy, you should see me in a crown, all the good girls go to hell, my strange addiction, and bury a friend (I may be missing some) will definitely have your head bobbing! Billie will have you dancing, crying, smiling, and thinking all within about 45 minutes! Please support and listen to the BEAUTIFUL AND MULTI-TALENTED Billie Eilish! And of course, we CAN'T forget about Finneas' AMAZING producing skills! I highly recommend buying and listening to this album! Just like her music videos, this album has changed the music game and will open doors for other artists who hope to bring a new sound to music. ❤🥵 Btw, she's among some of the amazing artists who have had a #1 ALBUM with NO FEATURES! Trust me when I say... there's NO ONE LIKE HER! PERIOD!
Lots of passion in her songs and the beat is phenomenal!!!!!! Highly recommend this if you're going through a hard time.
Billie's songs are so beautiful and awesome to listen to! There are songs on the album that you can listen to when you are sad and songs you can listen to when you are happy. She really knows how to write songs that you can listen to at anytime, they are all so amazing and you can really tell she works hard on them! I personally love this album and think it is wonderful and would recommend it to anyone who will listen.☺
i don't understand why people hype her up like she literally whispers into the mic making it out to be a asmr.
I bought the whole album and the other songs that she has! Some ppl think that her songs are stupid I can relate to that some of her songs are amazing and some are not for example "i wish you were gay" dosent really make sense to me ,maybe someone can explain to me please? Another song is bury a friend it's a little freaky but it's a 5/3 to me so, I hope you still love Billie after I said this stuff thanks! Also if your saying " Billie Eyelash" it's wrong it's pronounced "Billie Eilish
not only is it perfect, but it's also important to note that 2 PEOPLE HELPED WRITE THE WHOLE ALBUM.
Billie has the best voice! Anyone who dose not like her, you are crazy!! Bad Guy is probably my favorite. Keep up the good work Billie Eilish!! ❤❤
this album literally probably takes so much work. it's not just a girl whispering. the songs have meanings behind them.
I love her. Billie's voice honest to God sounds like a heavenly experience and I'm amazed knowing she sounds just like this in person. I'm obsessed. 10/10 would recommend
A great album by a great artist. There's not a single song on this album I would skip (except !!!!!!! maybe, lol). Every song also has an important meaning and message. Finneas is an amazing producer and this album is so good and cohesive. Billie vocals are also amazing, I don't know why some people say she can't sing 🤷🏻♀. My favorites are xanny, all the good girls go to hell, when the party's over, listen before i go, i love you, and goodbye. I'm glad Billie is speaking up about important subjects like depression, climate change, anxiety, and drug misuse. I hope her next album is just as good as this one, cause this album is 🔥
Ahhh please buy these songs she is just... ahh she has an amazing voice, personality, etc. but this album is so beautiful you should also buy DSAM
She helps me through depression and heavy anxiety. I've lost a lot of friends recently. She makes me feel like I'm not the only one going through this. I love her music, so if you think she isn't amazing and creative then..... that is your opinion. I'm not going to judge. But she is awesome.... that is my opinion. LOVE HER ❤ 😍 😊 SHE IS GREAT
Okay I love her music because I can mostly relate to some of her songs. I also have depressed and this kinda gets all of my sadness and my madness out. So she really helps me through. And if you don't like her because you think she's a dark person well your wrong maybe if you get to know her well you will see why your wrong and the fact that her brother and her made this album is super amazing. And people don't like her because she's the hype well see don't be complaining about how she's was the hype and stuff. Don't make comments about people who you don't listen to or hear there problems. And these people listen to her maybe they also have problems so don't judge people for these music or taste because you don't know their real self.
The answer 2 her question is when we fall asleep,FOREVER,we go 2 heaven!!!💫 But if we are bad people,we go 2 hell!(Hell isn't a bad word,people just use it in a bad way these days!!! Billie is so...um...Great? My favs are "Bad Guy,When The Party's Over,Bury A Friend, and COPYCAT." (BTW,I also ❤Jojo Siwa,Lankybox,Dude Perfect,Brian Hull,Ruby Rube,and Troom Troom!!!#PEACEOUTHATERZ
Billie Ellish is a great singer and this music is so catchy I jam to it whenever I'm in the mood to dance I love her voice very talented young woman 🎵🎶🎤🎼🎧🎹
I like Billie a lot. It's a change from what you hear today and her music is amazing and I love it
I will preface this by saying I got into music in the sixties. I loved listening to music from my Grandmother's era, she was born in the late 1800's. I like metal, gospels, ska, country, folk, I like 400 year old Icelandic hymns, quirky one hit wonders but I love singer/song writers from every era. I love music of all kinds and this artist duo has got "it". It makes me sad the trolls are already attacking. And let's not forget the "fan"atics who may or may not like her music. I worked in the industry and it's more brutal than most ever will understand. The music, the heart put into it shows. If it's not your thing or you don't get it...it's ok. For those of us who connect with the art produced, for some...it's what gets you through the day. You can't please everyone and it's not a goal to aspire to.
Love so much songs but when I what's on a road trip I heard this song so many Times but I love it
So what if she sounds creepy? That's part of what I like about it. The people who hate her are the people who don't understand her or people with the sort of mind like her. And by the way the person who said it sounds like someone in an insane asylum, if you looked in my head, someone would create a sub-level in an asylum just for me. Sooooo.......
Her whisper is the same the only thing that is mildly interesting is the beat and that still puts me to sleep
Billie is just such an amazing singer! Her and FINNEAS are so talented and I love every song they've put out.
I am a musician who didn't love Billie's music after one listen, but after listening more and studying it so to speak, it got more and more intriguing. It certainly isn't boring like most music you hear on the radio. She and her producer/brother are quite intelligent and creative. I look forward to what they come up with next.


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Well recommended by TripAdvisor
Green Bamboo Chiang Mai is well recommended by TripAdvisor and has won many awards and prizes over the years and it must be said that this since 2009, well-established massage salon deserves all its good credits. Our massages are like bamboo, "soft on the outside but strong on the inside"(from Ms. Mesa, Therapist, and Founder) and it probably is true.
True Lanna Thai massage in a relatively small, but unique and cozy studio, given by certified, highly trained professionals, experienced in the art of "traditional Thai massage", who will cater to your personal requests and needs and will guarantee that you will leave before you actually want to. Who doesn't want a good massage to last longer, right?
Organic and mostly homemade cosmetics
Many of the cosmetics used are organic and mostly homemade, rich with minerals and vitamins to rejuvenate and restore your overall health and well-being.
Different packages with prices varying between 250 Baht for a one-hour traditional Thai massage up to 1400 Baht for the "Green Bamboo Premium" package lasting 3 hours of pampering and relaxation with 100% natural products that will make you feel reborn.
Green Bamboo's interior is made out of sustainable, Eco-friendly materials by which they tick a lot of boxes considering the environment, they are also supporting many of the local businesses.
Conveniently located in old town Chiang Mai on Moon Muang Rd. soi 1, walking distance from "Tha Phae gate" almost at the corner of the moat. To get there: follow Moon Muang against traffic and turn right into Soi 1, you will find Green Bamboo Massage on your left-hand side.
Open Monday to Friday from: 10.00 am – 09.00 pm
Saturday/Sunday from: 11.00 am – 09.00 pm
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When Booth's Admission team started asking this question consistently over the past years, candidates were wondering whether they should cite the $275,000 post-MBA salary as success or give some profound statements like "the purpose of life is the life of purpose." It is too deep, and MBA Admission interviewer will give that dreaded blank look. Save the Robin Sharma quote for some other time.
Context Context Context
Don't give the pre-meditated answer that you had prepared two days before. Understand the context. Is the interviewer asking the question after a personal question, professional achievements, or following a question about your volunteering capability? Highlight your definition of success accordingly, and then elaborate on your prepared answer.
Life Success or Short-term Goals
Success is a broad term, and the admission team is not asking this question to understand your post-MBA goals. Unless the AdCom asks what success means in your career, you should answer success as a balanced individual, looking at four aspects of your personality: Career, Spiritual, Community, and Self-Development.
1) Career
For your career, it is easy to set success metrics. With short-term post-MBA goals question, you have already stated your career goals. The industry and job function are clear. Now your job is to understand what success in each context means.
As a Management Consultant, what does success mean?
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2) Spiritual
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It's Simple.
A sense of 'being' one with nature and people around you.
It means you don't treat your team as a 'resource' – the god awful word used to describe a team member. She has a name. If you have not used a hybrid or an electric car for bragging rights then, you are close to being called a spiritual being. It's the less publicized persona that you have developed over the years. Spreading awareness about endangered species and propagating greenery with the 'plant a tree' initiative are two spiritual activities that come to mind. Any effort that shines your oneness with the world, something that has not been written to death in essays should be discussed when the interviewer asks about .....
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German TKMS to support upgrade of South African frigates, submarines
South African defense contractor Denel has teamed up with German ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems for joint work on South African Navy frigates and submarines.
The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding on board the SAS Amatola, in Rostock, Germany, during the frigate's deployment to European waters.
Denel's Maritime division will take responsibility for maintenance and upgrades on three Heroine-class Type 209/1400mod submarines (SAS Manthatisi, SAS Charlotte Maxeke and SAS Queen Modjadji) and four Valour-class frigates (SAS Amatola, SAS Isandlwana, SAS Spioenkop and SAS Mendi).
The vessels were commissioned by the SA Navy between 2005 and 2008.
The agreement creates a framework in which TKMS, the original manufacturer of the submarines and frigates, will provide technical and shipyard support as subcontractors to Denel.
It will include quality assurance and procurement, on-site technical support, the transfer of technology and the development of the local supply chain. The training of Denel's technical personnel will take place in Germany.
"This is a major breakthrough for the South African maritime sector as Denel becomes responsible for specialist services on some of the world's most-sophisticated submarines and frigates," Zwelakhe Ntshepe, the acting CEO of Denel, said.
As the original equipment manufacturer of the South African Navy MEKO® A-200 frigates (Valour-class) and the SA Navy 209/1400mod submarines, TKMS will provide general support with regard to the dockyard operations, infrastructure, and maintenance. In addition, the company will provide technical support for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of the frigates and submarines.
Denel is teaming up with TKMS as it is working on the revival of Naval Dockyard facilities in Simonstown.


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2017 Recap: Congratulations to all our Teams!
The following are the Winners and Runner-ups for our League play for 2017:
2017 Runner-Up
|Junior Mountain
|Junior Pacific
|Major Mountain
|Major Pacific
|Minor Mountain
|Minor Pacific
|Pup (Group1)
|Pup (Group2)
In Junior Mountain, JN2 Pirates have been entered as a wildcard and will also be participating in the Provincial Tournament.
Congratulations to our 2017 Provincial teams:
Peanut - PN2 Vipers
Pup - PU2 Jets (4th place)
Peewee - PW3 Sharpshooters (BRONZE medalists)
Minor Pacific - MN6 Chaos
Minor Mountain - MN1 Wild (BRONZE medalists)
Major Pacific - MJ5 Bombers
Major Mountain - MJ2 Lilboats (GOLD medalists)
Junior Pacific - JN9 Thunder (BRONZE medalists)
Junior Mountain - JN2 Pirates (WC)
Junior Mountain - JN3 Trashers (BRONZE medalists)
Congratulations to our 2017 Western Challenge Cup teams:
Another great Western Challenge Cup has drawn to a close! Thanks to all the teams that participated and a special thank you to Sherwood Park Ball Hockey Association for putting on a great tournament.
The SMBHA medalists for the 2017 CBHA Western Challenge Cup are as follows:
U11 - Surrey Scorpions SILVER medalists
U13 - Surrey Scorpions GOLD medalists
U17 - Surrey/Richmond Warriors SILVER medalists
Honourable mention to U15 - Surrey/Richmond Warriors for a great tournament!
Check out the tournament's website - WCCBALLHOCKEY.COM for all the stats and scores.


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Rents still not affordable in WA
National Shelter, Community Sector Banking and SGS Economics and Planning, earlier this year, released the Rental Affordability Index that revealed rents were still not affordable in Western Australia.
The index, which is released on a biannual basis, is an indicator of rental affordability compared with household incomes.
To see the Rental Affordability Index interactive map click here: http://www.sgsep.com.au/maps/Joseph/RAI_May17/
The RAI is based on Western Australian households, with an income of $85,000, and it is a much different picture for those people living under those incomes.
For people on income support, for instance the Newstart allowance, rental properties are still extremely unaffordable.
Also for people on very low incomes, which is less than 50 per cent of the median income of $85,000, most of Western Australia, including the city, remote, rural, and regional areas, remains unaffordable.
Shelter WA wants to see the development of more social housing to support Western Australians doing it tough.
Please see the Rental Affordability Index (RAI)
Fact Box
• Western Australia is the only Australian jurisdiction where average household incomes for households, that rent their accommodation, are higher in regional areas than in metropolitan Perth.
• When housing is unaffordable, low income households pay a large proportion of their income on rent, often foregoing basic necessities. If this cannot be sustained, it can lead to homelessness.
• With more than 18,500 people on the Housing Authority wait list, and an average wait time of three years, the housing needs of Western Australians most in need are not being met.
• The average household that rents accommodation in greater Perth pays 21 per cent of its total income on rent – the most affordable of all the metropolitan areas in Australia.
• Some areas north of the river remain unaffordable to severely unaffordable, while some urban pockets can be further considered moderately unaffordable.
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