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Material Culture: Contemporary American Design Curated by Edgar Harden
On View: June 29 - September 1, 2007
May 31, 2007, New York, NY Max Lang announces Material Culture: Contemporary American Design, an exhibition curated by Edgar Harden and featuring new works and installations by rising design stars from across the United States. Moving away from the style-driven approach championed by certain segments of the design world, this new generation of designers works across disciplines to create complex objects utilizing a broad range of materials, processes, and ready-made products. The result is objects that reflect the diversity of global culture, and the future of American design. Covering both floors of the gallery, the exhibition will showcase furniture, ceramics, multimedia textiles, glass and metal objects, electronics and prints. Revealing a rich and original use of materials in thought provoking combinations, the exhibited works variously incorporate metal, wood, plastic, glass and cloth, as well as a new vocabulary of forms that reflects the complexity of contemporary material culture. The pieces selected for Material Culture exemplify this new language. Alexander Rehs Fully Loaded Chair, for example, appears at first glance to be a fairly conventional side chair. Upon closer inspection, however, it becomes clear that the seat itself is made from shotgun shells, a material selected for both its alluring aesthetic qualities and disturbing connotations. Material Culture: Contemporary American Design will also focus on the production processes employed by these rising designers, from handcraftsmanship to industrial and serial reproduction.
The exhibition will feature some of the most exciting young American designers working today, including Danny Alexander, Jeremy Alden, Emilie Baltz, Matthew Bradshaw, Blanc & Reed, Melissa Gamwell, Victoria Haroian, Nicholas Howey, Cal Lane, Pippo Lioni, Alexander Reh, John Scofield and Sergio Silva.
Max Lang is located at 229 10th Avenue, between 23rd and 24th Streets.
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Blood Diseases & Social Security Disability Insurance
Learn more about the SSDI approval process for individuals with Blood Diseases.
SSDI Eligibility Guidelines: Blood Diseases
Determine if an individual is working (engaging in substantial gainful activity) according to the SSA definition. Earning more than $1,170 a month as an employee is enough to be disqualified from receiving Social Security disability benefits.
Conclude the blood disease disability must be severe enough to significantly limit one's ability to perform basic work activities needed to do most jobs. For example:
- Walking, standing, sitting, lifting, pushing, pulling, reaching, carrying or handling
- Seeing, hearing and speaking
- Understanding/carrying out and remembering simple instructions
- Responding appropriately to supervision, co-workers and usual work situations
- Dealing with changes in a routine work setting
Blood diseases are listed under the category of impairments known as Hematological Disorders – Medical Listing 7.00. The following criteria have been established indicative of the inability to engage in any substantial gainful activity, i.e., if one has a diagnosis of a blood disease and one of the following, a finding of disabled under the Social Security Act is warranted:
- Chronic anemia persisting for at least three months and documented on more than one examination over that three-month period, requiring one or more blood transfusions on an average of at least once every two months. Medically acceptable imaging includes, but is not limited to, x-ray imaging, computerized axial tomography (CAT scan) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), with or without contrast material, myelography and radionuclear bone scans.
- Sickle cell disease or one of its variants, with documented painful (thrombotic) crises occurring at least three times during the five months prior to adjudication, or requiring extended hospitalization (beyond emergency care) at least three times during the 12 months prior to adjudication, or chronic, severe anemia with persistence of hematocrit of 26 percent or less. Appropriate hematologic evidence for sickle cell disease, such as hemoglobin electrophoresis, must be included. Vaso-occlusive or aplastic episodes should be documented by description of severity, frequency and duration.
- Chronic thrombocytopenia due to any cause, with platelet counts repeatedly below 40,000/cubic millimeter, demonstrated by at least one spontaneous hemorrhage requiring transfusion within five months prior to adjudication, or intracranial bleeding within 12 months prior to adjudication.
- Hereditary telangiectasia with hemorrhage requiring transfusion at least three times during the five months prior to adjudication.
- Coagulation defects (hemophilia or a similar disorder) with spontaneous hemorrhage requiring transfusion at least three times during the five months prior to adjudication, and must be documented by appropriate laboratory evidence.
- Polycythemia vera (with erythrocytosis, splenomegaly, and leukocytosis or thrombocytosis) and resulting impairments are evaluated under the criteria for the affected body system.
- Myelofibrosis (myeloproliferative syndrome) with chronic anemia is evaluated according to the criteria for chronic anemia, or is documented by recurrent systemic bacterial infections occurring at least three times during the five months prior to adjudication, or intractable bone pain with radiologic evidence of osteosclerosis.
- Chronic granulocytopenia due to any cause, with both absolute neutrophil counts repeatedly below 1,000 cells/cubic millimeter, and documented recurrent systemic bacterial infections occurring at least three times during the five months prior to adjudication.
- Aplastic anemias with bone marrow or stem cell transplantation are considered under a disability for 12 months following transplantation; thereafter, are evaluated according to the primary characteristics of the residual impairment.
Explore the ability of an individual to perform work they have done in the past despite their blood disease. If the SSA finds that a person can do his or her past work, benefits are denied. If the person cannot, then the process proceeds to the fifth and final step.
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The meal system is horrible. It always has been and it keeps getting worse and worse by he year. Administration keeps taking things away and yet keep charging us more per semester. There are only a few places to eat on campus, and even less if you are actually trying to stay healthy or watch your weight. Blimpie is aweful, with slow service and flavorless meats, but it is the only option in "The Pit" that isn't friend or covered in grease....and that only depends on your choices. There is also "Danforth" which is an all you can eat place where i find that the food is never that good, and because of that you aren't satisfied and want to get more food. There is custom stir fry there which is really good, but you generally have to wait in like for 20 min to get it, so you have to time it right. there is also "Dougless" which has a few good stations, pasta, "mexican food" a bbq place, a salad bar, a kosher deli, and a vegan place. I neither keep kosher and i am NOT a vegan, but i generally at at the kosher place and the vegan place, as they are most likely the healthiest. There used to be a place called "The Mel Express" which was AWESOME, but they shut that down without consulting anyone. there are a few other places to eat, cafe type places, but they mostly just do greasy food that i don't want a part of. As i said, the meal system is horrible. How it used to work is each year you were given a few options of a dining plan, in which it was almost impossible to finish them without CONSTANTLY overeating or wasting money (or club meals...which are too complicated for me to feel like explaining). That sucked, cause the meals were expnsie. Every year you were given cheaper and cheaper options, so by jr. year you could maybe finish your plan if you tried not to eat off campus...ever. Then they decided, screw that lets make it worse! So now it's connected to where you live, which really makes no sence. if you live on campus, you basically have to buy an over priced meal plan that will over feed you. As someone who eats two meals a day and never snacks.....this annoys me. If you want to eat three meals a day as well as have snacks, a shake, and maybe some coffee every day, and maybe more on weekends, then you could finish these. I cant. I was looking foward to not having to pay much for my meal plan too this year. If i could live my life over, and if rochester wasn't the only school with the cluster program, i would never go here.
the dining services on campus sucks giant raging monkey butt. in fact it is getting worse by the year. i cant count the number of times i've been sick from campus food on two hands. the all you can eat dining hall has a number of colorful nicknames like "dansuck" and or just plain "disappointment" (its actually called danforth); as in "hey, its like 5:30, would you like to go get some disappointment with me?". personally i have sworn off of dickforth since the last time i was ill from eating salad there. also, it used to be that freshmen were forced into these huge dining plans that they never used and which force you to eat unhealthy food. however, now the meal plan is done by where you live which breaks down to being that all the freshmen still have the large meal plan and a large portion of upper classmen also are now forced to have that same meal plan. this has resulted in many people choosing to live off campus. the culprit is called the "club" all meal plans have a certain amount of "clubs" per semester and a dollar amount of declining per semester. with declining you can buy whatever you want for its dollar amount. with clubs you can buy a meal; but not just any meal... there are only a certain set of food things from each dining hall that you can get with a club and the selection is limited. your club options are as follows: 1 drink (soda fountain or milk) 1 side (bag of chips, sketchy/nasty apples or bananas, even sketchier carrots, 8 oz yogurt, fries, or soup) and a main thing which is pizza, hamburgers/grill stuff, sub sandwiches, fried things other nasty unhealthy stuff... so unless you like to eat milk, a puny yogurt and a sub sandwich everyday for every meal your kind of screwed (where is the water or juice or good veggies and fruit? healthy balanced main courses that arent gross vegan food? not to be found..). also the campus likes to serve carbs and cheese in about all the combinations i can think of and pass it off as a main dish (i wouldnt trust the beef anyways):pizza, quesadillas, breadsticks with cheese inside, roastbeef sandwiches with nacho cheese, mac and cheese, grilled cheese, other pasta with cheese, and more pizza. thats what i mostly subsist on as there really isnt too much else.
My first year at Rochester was a blast. I tried so many new activities, classes, and people, and the great thing is that the ones I haven't gotten to try yet, I can't wait to do next year. Not being a freshman anymore and therefore new to the school doesn't put any pressure on joining new groups. I love the people and the community feel of Rochester, and also the fact that everyone is really focused on learning something and going somewhere, but with the overall goal of enjoying life, not so much making a ton of money. I wish that it was a slightly bigger school, because sometimes the feeling that everyone knows everyone makes it feel less like college, but the school itself works well in the size that it is. The food I would have to say is really not so great, but you learn to manage it, and if you put the time in and get the right meal plan you will be fine. Everyone is so helpful and friendly and really bent on making sure you get a great college education and experience. There is definitely a lot of partying, however it's not out of hand. And if you're someone who doesn't really want that scene or who doesn't want to drink you will be totally fine. Everyone that parties or does the fraternity/sorority scene and everyone that doesn't are very accepting of each other. It's a challenging school but also a really fulfulling one.
I'd say 80% of the students that go here applied to some Ivy-League schools. People think that going to an Ivy-League school is everything but I personally know many students that live in Rochester that chose an Ivy instead and they are absolutely miserable. College is the time of life when a young man/woman shapes into the person they will become for the rest of their life and if you are going to spend those four years absolutely miserable, it will have an enormous impact on your life. Even the people that transfer have wasted a year or two of college that they will never get back. If you tell yourself you will deal with it for 4 years and it is worth the Ivy-League name, you are wrong. No one can last 4 years of being very unhappy and I'm not saying that is why you should come to Rochester but this is a perfect example of a school that has many Ivy-League rejects and some are so thankful that they didn't get in because they see their friends at some schools and realize what a mistake it would have been. Choose a school you will be happy at.
I honestly have loved my experience at the University of Rochester. I have made best friends, had an awesome time, joined great clubs, got published in the lit mag, and have of course learned a lot. The University isn't for everyone, so take a tour and then walk around a little bit. If you feel at home, then come. Ignore what people say about the weather or the city because it isn't as bad as people make it out to be. The city has everything a college student could need (except very good shopping. The malls are terrible. But I'm from northern Jersey where we have every store that you could possibly want and you could always venture into NYC if we don't) and the weather isn't that terrible. Snow is fun in college because you don't have to drive or shovel and you can make snowmen and forts instead of doing your work. Plus, we have a tunnel system so you don't have to venture into the cold too often. Like I said, take a tour and walk around. If you feel at home, come. If not, then that's ok. There is a school for everyone.
Rochester is a great school as long as you don't mind busting your ass in order to have a 3.5 The students who have much over a 3.5 or so usually are the ones that have little time for anything other than school work. Dining sucks, and on campus housing is over priced and not that great. However Rochester's reputation has been climbing and climbing and is doing well. There are a lot of interesting smart people at Rochester and only a few that you'll wonder how they go admitted. Greek life if significant around 40-50% overall and it's still a college campus. Even the majority of talented smart nerdy students learn to let loose and have fun and drink occasionally usually by junior and senior year which is good. It's very much a study hard, and occasionally party hard school. If you get in you won't go wrong going here, but it's a lot of peoples' safety as they apply to the Ivies.
If you come to Rochester, get off campus! You'll get bored of events around campus after Freshmen year, but bring a car if you can, and go explore! There is a huge music scene in Rochester, from jazz to classical to punk, and many times you can find live music for free. Check out the Eastman Theater, Water St., and the Blue Cross Arena showings. Geva Theater is great for people interested in seeing great plays and the Little Theater shows only independent movies. The food in Rochester is amazing, especially if you're looking for ethnic food: for Thai, try The King and I, Mediterranean, Alexandria's, European: Cibon Cafe, and sushi, Dim Sum. There are also plenty of parks near Rochester and a lake that will provide a great weekend of hiking or just lounging around at the beach.
The Rochester Curriculum allows students to take the courses they are passionate about, without wasting time on mandatory general requirements. Every freshman takes a writing course, but the topics are fun: mine was on witchcraft! Then you take the courses in your major and 1-2 "clusters" outside your major. With the exception of Engineering students, UR students take courses in 3 areas: Natural Sciences & Engineering, Social Sciences, and Humanities. For example: as a biology major, I took a cluster in French and a minor in psychology, with time for a few dance courses and a research project.
The University of Rochester has a unique curriculum, in which we have a few requirements, and students are free to take whatever classes they want for their major. The moment I stepped on the UR campus, I knew that it was the right college for me. University of Rochester is considered a "nerdy" school, but our motto here is to study hard, party harder. There are conversations I have with other students here that I don't feel like can happen at any other campus. Where else would I discuss radiation feedback loops and time traveling?
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NJ prison worker says her nude photos were shared as retaliation
A female employee at a South Jersey prison claims colleagues shared naked photos of her and left anonymous threatening notes after she cooperated with an investigation into another female coworker's sexual harassment complaint.
Melanie Wilson, a Millville resident who was hired as a communications officer at Bayside State President in 2000, is suing the state Department of Corrections and five superior officers in federal court. Her lawsuit claims she faced retaliation and harassment as a result of cooperating with the investigation into a superior.
A spokesman for the Department of Corrections declined to comment because this is an ongoing legal matter.
Wilson said the harassment started after she spoke to investigators in March 2014.
Unknown people left notes on her work station calling her a "snitch" and warning her "you'll get yours," she claims.
In August she says she received interoffice mail warning: "NEVER RAT ON YOUR FRIENDS AND ALWAYS KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT." A month later she received a pink envelope to "Operator Snitch."
The lawsuit says someone mailed naked photos of her and notes to a superior officer at home and another superior at the office. Wilson said she was ordered to respond to the mailings but was never shown the photos or the note.
Her attorney, John H. Sanders II, of the Shrewsbury firm Shebell & Shebell, said last week that his client still hasn't seen the photos in question.
The extent of the alleged retaliation included reprimanding her for "chronic or excessive absenteeism" for her family leave that officials "improperly categorized" as sick time.
Last year she "suffered a stroke as a result of the extreme and prolonged stress caused by the hostile work environment" and claims officials denied her request to cover her time off under the Family Medical Leave Act.
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Get in the Holiday Spirit with Christmas Tree Lighting – Elmhurst Toyota Dealer
It's time for Elmhurst's first Christmas Tree Lighting and the appearance of Santa Claus himself on Friday evening, November 16 at 6 p.m. This festive annual event is brought to you by the Spring Road Business Association and features Christmas carols, refreshments, jolly old St. Nick and the lighting of the majestic tree decked out in all its holiday glory! The Christmas Tree Lighting has always been a favorite among Elmhurst families, and all of us at Elmhurst Toyota encourage you to attend.
The evening begins at 6 p.m. with the sound of Christmas carols sung by local elementary school students. At 6:30 p.m., Santa Claus arrives in style on a fire engine, followed by the highlight of the evening when the Christmas tree is lit. Stay warm with hot chocolate and cookies as the children visit with Santa until 7 p.m.
The Christmas Tree Lighting takes place at the gazebo at the intersection of Prairie Path and Spring Road. This fun, family-friendly event is sponsored by the Spring Road Business Association, an organization started by Elmhurst businesses back in 1950. The association sponsors events and activities in Elmhurst year-round.
The weather forecast for Nov. 16 should be cool and dry, with expected temperatures in the mid-to-low 30s, as usual. So, bundle up the family and come out to celebrate Elmhurst's first Christmas Tree Lighting and Santa Claus visit of the season. We know this is going to be a great event and we hope to see you there!
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November 16, 2018
- Elementary school students singing carols: 6-6:30 p.m.
- Arrival of Santa and Christmas Tree Lighting: 6:30-7 p.m.
The Gazebo at the intersection of Prairie Path and Spring Road
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Elmhurst, IL 60126
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On the off chance that Iran decides to do something crazy- be it an EMP, conventional nuke, or oil denomination policy change, you have until about 10:30 tonight Central time before that window of opportunity starts to disappear. In about 4 hrs Iranians will be waking up to start the 11th of Feb. I have no idea when they plan to do what they are going to do... we will likely be sleeping when it happens (so they can be awake to enjoy it).
Hoping I'm wrong,
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I also hope you're wrong. Assuming they had a launch vehicle of sufficient range, EMP would be about the only thing more paralyzing than the current east coast blizzard!
- February 10, 2010 at 5:59 PM
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Hi Adventurers,
I hope everybody is keeping well and enjoying spending that extra time with their families- as well as doing some home learning. Please email the office to show us what you've been up to - firstname.lastname@example.com- I can then add some examples on our class blog!
This week has been a busy one for us at home from decorating, salt- dough making, football drills, cake making to number and phonics work. We celebrated my husband's birthday this week and with not being able to go out we had lots of fun in the house and garden instead!
I am getting ready to go into school tomorrow and see some of you- I know Miss Callaghan has lots of exciting activities planned...:)
See you soon,
Mrs Browne x
Hi Adventurers!
I hope you are all keeping well over this very strange period... I am sure that you are making the most of not being at school though and the gorgeous weather! I have decided to keep a bit of a diary over the coming weeks as to what I have been up to and how I am keeping myself busy- it would be great to hear from you guys too! I will try and keep you updated on a weekly basis.
As school is still open, the staff have split up into three teams- I am in team two so I am able to work from home this week. I am trying to see the positive side in this and I have been able to spend a lot more time with my son that I wouldn't normally get to do. He isn't going to nursery either so I have been doing lots of little kids kind of teaching and learning! You know this is out of my comfort zone year 6! However, so far so good and we are enjoying it- even phonics! :)
Anyway, I hope we get to see each other very soon- please take care of yourselves and your families- remember to stay at home!
It's not good bye...it's see you later!
Mrs Browne x
P.s I have attached a photograph of what we've been up to so far- who knew I was so creative?! :)
Welcome back Adventurers!
I hope you have had a relaxing and fun half term holiday- despite the weather! I am looking forward to Spring 2 and the different and exciting activities that we have planned.
Our new topic for this short half term is GALLERY REBELS and we will be focusing on two famous artists- Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso; comparing and contrasting their art work and the medium that they used.
Adventurers have been classification connoisseurs in science this week.- children created different classification keys to sort living things (and sweets) into groups using their similarities and differences..
We will be focusing on the book "Holes" by Louis Sachar in English this half term- it has also been made into a Disney film which we hope to watch to compare and contrast events.
Our Spring 1 topic is "Hola Mexico" where we will be learning everything Mexican including: the history of the Mayans, authentic Mexican food, researching historical Mexican artefacts, The Day of the Dead and much more...
I hope you have had a lovely Christmas and new year with your families.
I look forward to seeing you all tomorrow for our first day back- ready and raring to go! :)
Mrs Browne x
Year 6 are braving the weather today and participating in bike-ability training- good luck year 6!
Our sentence of the week is:
Charles Darwin was born in 1809.
Children were asked to develop this simple sentence in order to improve it. They could include: a fronted adverbial, additional clauses, interesting openers, adverbs or adjectives.
These a few examples of what the children created:
- Charles Robert Darwin, who was the fifth child of Robert and Susannah Darwin, was born on the 12th February 1809.
-Charles Robert Darwin entered this great world on the 12th February 1809 in "The Mount House", Shrewsbury, which was the family home.
- On the 12th February 1809, Susannah Darwin gave birth to Charles Robert Darwin (her fifth child) in The Mount House, Shrewsbury.
Before writing our Charles Darwin biographies, we ordered key events in his life into chronological order.
Adventurers have been investigating the voyage of Charles Darwin today in Topic lesson. They have been studying different artefacts to answer questions related to some of the places he visited around the world such as: Australia, The Galapagos Islands and South America.
Our first English unit this half term will be studying the poem "In Flanders Fields" written by John McCrae during WW1 to mark Remembrance Day in the 11th hour on the 11th day, in the 11th month...
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Our new half termly topic is: BEAST CREATORS.
We will be focusing a lot on evolution and inheritance, looking at how animals have evolved over time to suit their environments and habitats. It will be an exciting half term, as well as having all of the Christmas activities to look forward to!
Happy Half Term Everyone!
I hope you all enjoy your break but remember to complete the Key Stage 2 practice Maths and SPaG Tests!
They are due in on the first Friday back :)
Adventurers made an unusual discovery today in the school grounds- several "creatures" had escaped from a classified box. We didn't know what they were or why they had come to our school- we were all baffled. We took them back to our classroom to investigate and experiment on them. Look out for our finished report coming soon...
Adventurers have been applying their badminton skills this afternoon by playing mini games against one- another! They have been working on different techniques and when to use them during game play!
What a great afternoon of sport!
Adventurers have been trying really hard to talk using standard English within the classroom- does one speak like the Queen?
Adventurers will be focusing on the book BROTHER EAGLE, SISTER SKY for the first part of the autumn term. The book details life as a Native American over 150 years ago and what they had to endure when Europeans took over their lands. It is a very thought provoking book about how everybody is linked and part of the "web of life". We look forward to producing some pieces of poetry and persuasive writing based on the book.
Welcome Back Adventurers!
Our first topic of the year will be "Amazing America" focusing on all things stateside.
I hope that you are enjoying the final week of the summer holidays in the sunshine.
Look out for updates about the year ahead- I look forward to seeing you bright- eyed and bushy- tailed on the first day of school next Wednesday!
Manchester Cathedral Year 6 Leavers' Service
Year 6 were lucky enough to be, once again, invited to take part in the Year 6 Leavers' Service at Manchester Cathedral. They were part of 600 Year 6 children from across the Diocese of Manchester to take part in a Leavers Service at Cathedral. The service was a wonderful celebration of our children, their journey through primary education and everything they have achieved. The Bishop blessed the children and wished them every success as they move on.
Whalley Abbey Trip
Years 5 and 6 had a fantastic time visiting the historic Whalley Abbey. Joined by Mrs Hunter, Rev. Jason and a number of the school governors, the children had the opportunity to reflect on the successes of their school year, as well as the challenge of moving class/school next year.
Rev. Jason introduced the story of the chicken and the eagle (see below) and encouraged the children to think about what the message 'behind' the story was. Years 5 and 6 gave some fantastic responses and discussed the importance of being themselves, knowing their dreams and aiming to soar high.
After lunch, the children worked on creating clothing for miniature fabric people. They then wrote the lessons they had learnt in the morning on to their creations.
Delving into Dissection
This morning Year 6 transformed the classroom in to a laboratory, fully equipped to help them explore the mysteries of the heart. They enjoyed the gruesome challenge of dissecting a real pig's heart.
The children worked very sensibly and were able to carry out the dissection with surgical proficiency. They cut in to the left and right ventricles of the heart and investigated the thickness of the muscle walls. After this, they then made further incisions to find out how the valves of the heart worked and the importance of the coronary artery.
Despite some initial hesitance, all the children who took part had a fantastic time and some even considered what it would be like to become a heart surgeon.
Well Done Year 6!
SATs week can be a very testing time for children in Year 6, where in the space of a few short hours, they have to try and demonstrate a lifetime of learning in English and mathematics.
In the face of this formidable task, I've been really impressed by the attitudes of lots of Adventurers who have shown dedication, perseverance and bravery. I am very proud of them.
Well done Year 6!
(Mr Holland)
Way Home
This term Year 6 will be considering the devastating impact of what it would be like to become homeless. We will be putting ourselves in to the shoes of others and imagining the daily struggles of people who do not have a home.
The picture book 'Way Home' by Libby Hathorn is an excellent starting point as it details the journey of a young boy navigating the city by night.
The Adventurers will be using this story as a basis to create their own dark and suspense-filled adventures.
Science Week
This week the whole school have donned their lab coats and safety goggles and entered in to the spirit of our science week. Year 6 has been no exception.
As part of science week, we have chosen to accept a dangerous and daring mission- to create our own submissions for Google's Luna X prize (with a substantial $20,000,000 prize).
Luna X is a project that has seen teams from around the world competing to land a lunar rover on the surface of the moon with the aim of collecting data and transmitting it back to Earth. What was previously only do-able by superpowers, is now being attempted by small teams of individuals on a (relatively) shoe-string budget.
Year 6 have worked in groups to design a lunar rover, devise a system of controlling it, investigate the rocketry necessary for it to escape Earth's gravity and have even worked in groups to create a sci-fi story of what their rover might uncover during its out-of-this-world adventure.
Sphero Coding
Sphero is a spherical robot capable of being controlled and programmed by anything with a bluetooth connection. This week we were lucky enough to have the opportunity to explore what is possible with Sphero. The children thought carefully about how to navigate the Sphero app and how to apply their prior coding knowledge to a new situation.
Year 6 loved having the opportunity to race their Spheros around the hall by drawing a path on their iPads before then moving on to the potentially difficult task of using Scratch-like coding blocks to complete a number of challenges.
As part of Year 6's science lessons, this week the children were set a series of challenges designed to test their ability to design, test and fix different types of circuit.
The Adventurers had great fun exploring simple and parallel circuits, predicting which would work and then designing their own electronic creations.
We are soon going to be applying our knowledge of electricity to our D.T. project (creating a electronic board game).
Let My People Go!
This week Year 6 have been working hard in their R.E. lessons led by Mrs Purser. The Adventurers have been revisiting the story of Moses and the exodus out of Egypt.
The children were challenged to recreate this story in a new and creative way. We had comic strips, poems and performances which all tried to explain the key events.
This term the Adventurers will be reading and exploring the fantastic novel 'Framed' by Frank Cottrell Boyce. We started this topic by exploring the pictures on display at The National Gallery , we then played a game of 'Just a Minute' where the children had to use their research to speak for a minute about their chosen painting without repetition, hesitation or deviation.
The British Red Cross- First Aid
This week the children in Year 6 undertook the first of two sessions they will be participating in led by The Red Cross.
First aid saves lives and knowing what to do in an emergency can make all the difference. In order to help improve the children's knowledge and confidence of first aid, we were glad to welcome our instructor in to our classroom to show us some of the basics.
The children were split in to groups- each focusing on a different aspect of first aid. They were then encouraged of thinking up a creative way of demonstrating how to help someone in a particular situation. We had some fabulous drama pieces created to show the correct way of dealing with burns, seizures and head injuries. We also had a brilliant piece of art depicting what to do if someone suffered a deep and serious cut.
After this, the children were able to get hands on and acted through placing someone who was unconscious (but breathing) in the recovery position. They then had a go with the CPR dummies and the mock-defibrillator, so that they would know what to do in the event that they came across somebody who was unconscious but not breathing.
Ratio and Proportion
This week Year 6 have been getting hands on with maths. We have been exploring the terms ratio and proportion and have conducted several investigations in to what they mean and how they link to other areas of mathematics.
We first turned our hand to paint mixing and were able to see how once we had found the perfect shade of bright orange to paint Mr Holland's kitchen we would have to scale up our ratio from teaspoons to paint buckets.
We then undertook construction tasks using multi-link cubes. We were able to construct all manner of items using the cubes that conformed to certain ratios of brick colours.
In the final few days of this week, we have been trying to apply our understanding of ratio and proportion to real life problems. Underneath this post you will find this week's maths challenge. We already have a number of different possible solutions on our working wall. Will anyone be able to crack it?
Merry Christmas! / Καλά Χριστούγεννα!
Merry Christmas from all of the Adventurers' Class!
This year, as part of our whole-school investigation in to Christmas celebrations around the world, we undertook a study in to Greek Christmas.
We researched, designed and made our very own Christmas boats. But our creations didn't just have to look amazing, we were also tasked with ensuring that our boats were sea-worthy (they had to be able to float).
The children had a great time creating and decorating their boats and when the moment of truth came (when the boats were cast off in to water) I'm glad to report that almost every design was a success.
Interactive Inheritance!
The Adventurers' Class have had a fantastic day today learning all about inheritance. With the help of Tony North (an evolution, inheritance and natural selection expert) the children took part in a wide variety of different activities that helped them understand the science behind why animals and plants resemble their parents.
"Does your gender affect the job you choose?"
This was the question Year 6 set to tackle this afternoon. The children discussed important issues of stereotypes and pre-defined roles in our society. They were able to talk through whether there are such things as 'boy and girl jobs' and what we could do to make sure all people, no matter their gender, are treated equally.
We also spent time this morning examining the lyrics to Aloe Blacc's 'The Man'. Initially, we thought that the song was about somebody being confident, but after considering our Picture News question, maybe it can be interpreted differently.
This week we have been able to display some of the children's fabulous positive/negative space art in our classroom. We started by examining optical illusions such as the one below and discussed how we could create art work that used similar techniques.
The children were keen to suggest that we could create animal art works to link with our evolution themed topic. I think you will agree that the results are fantastic and that they have produced work they should be extremely proud of.
On Monday and Friday (5th and 9th November) we were lucky enough to be joined by the fantastic team from Bikeability. Over the course of two days most children got a chance to brush up on their bike maintenance skills and their road safety knowledge.
The children worked fantastically hard, listening to instructions and taking in lots of new information. On Monday afternoon and Friday morning, the children undertaking their level 2 award were able to cycle down our school lane and put what they had learnt in to practise.
The instructors were extremely impressed with everyone's respect for the rules of the road. They were also keen to point out how impressed they were with the control the children had over their own bikes. This was great to hear, as both of these are vital to staying safe whilst enjoying riding our bikes.
Adventurers' Class Assembly
Prior to our half-term break, Year 6 were given the fantastic opportunity to share some of their learning with parents, governors and the other children at school. The children delivered an exceptional performance which saw them cheerleading, singing and reciting their own poetry.
It was brilliant that so many parents were able to attend. After the assembly (and over delicious bacon and sausage sandwiches kindly provided by Mrs Robertson) the children had the chance to show their parents their books. The Adventurers' class loved showing off the work they are so proud of and the challenges they have been able to overcome.
We Are One
Did you know that two children in the Adventurers' Class are actually film stars?
During last year's summer term two children were chosen to star in 'We Are One'. Working in collaboration with 11 other Church of England Primary Schools from Rochdale and under the creative leadership of Parvez Qadir Nick Farrimond, the children put together a stunning piece that explores the Christian values and how they interact with diversity.
The film has one simple but powerful message. As members of society, there are many things that can divide us, such as: skin colour, faith and language. However, we all belong to one human race and in the eyes of God, we are one.
"Every canvas is a journey all of its own."- Helen Frankenthaler
Last week the children in Year 6 experimented with the art style of the American artist Helen Frankenthaler. Known for her modern and expressionistic works, she helped shape the art scene in the USA in the period after World War Two.
The Adventurers really enjoyed talking about and reviewing abstract art, reviews ranged from "It just looks weird" to "I love how you can see anything you want in it." Even greater enjoyment was had when they rolled up their sleeves and began to create their own work in Helen Frankenthaler's style.
Diary Of A Disciple
Today we were lucky enough to be joined by the fabulous Groundbreakers team. Whilst they were here they brought together all the children in Years 5 and 6 for an afternoon of fun, important stories and big questions.
Jo and Mary introduced a fantastic new book called Diary of a Disciple: Luke's Story. This retelling of the gospel aims to show familiar and unfamiliar bible stories in a fun new way, which is immediately accessible for young people.
The children had a great time reading, making and acting. Many left the lesson with a much better idea of who Luke was and what he contributed to the bible.
Give me a G! Give me an O! GO ADVENTURERS!
Whether it's baseball, ice-hockey or football (American rules of course), no sporting event in the USA could be complete without a cheerleading squad!
Here in the Adventurers' class, Mrs Howarth has kindly lent her dancing and choreography skills and has been showing Year 6 how to construct their own cheerleading routines.
The results look fantastic and the children have loved learning a new form of dance.
Ansel Adams- Landscape Art and Eco-poetry
Last week saw our class investigation into the people, places and culture of the USA lead us to the life and work of the photographer Ansel Adams.
A talented artist and environmentalist, Adams's work focused on capturing the natural beauty of the United States. He loved to photograph areas in the American West, in particular, Yosemite Natural Park.
Year 6 had a fantastic time researching his particular style of black-and-white photos and were able to produce their own work. Unfortunately due to budget and time constraints they weren't able to travel to California and so instead created new and original landscapes by deconstructing and then reconstructing Adams's pictures.
The children also enjoyed exploring and performing pieces of eco-poetry (poems with an environmentalist theme). As Ansel Adams was also a keen conservationist, it seemed only fitting to see if we could fuse our artwork with our poetry.
I hope you will agree the results were fantastic!
1st Day Back- Tipi Making
As part of our first day back, Year 6 were asked to use imagination, perseverance, and teamwork to construct a Tipi inspired structure that would be able to shelter their tribe on the St John prairie.
The children had a fantastic time and it was great to hear their ideas about what traditional Native American life might have been like.
Year 6- American Dream
I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome all the children to Year 6!
Myself (Mr Holland) and Mrs Hill are excited to get started on what we hope we will be a rewarding and memorable school year. Now the children are now in the oldest year group, I look forward to them being excellent role models for the younger children. I am sure that they will set a brilliant example by working hard, being respectful to all and enjoying school.
Our first topic for our first half term is USA- An American Dream. From Arkansas to Wyoming, from Truman to Trump and from sea to shining sea, the United States of America represents a rich history and fascinating geography. Through our class book 'Brother Eagle, Sister Sky' we will be learning about the native populations of North America and the impact human beings can have on the natural environment.
We shall be updating this page regularly with the children's work and experiences.
Thank you to all those who attended this week's PTFA Leavers' Disco on Wednesday. This event was a celebration and opportunity for all our children to say farewell to our Year 6 and say a huge well done for their hard work and the achievements they have gained. Our Year 6 had already had a fun packed Leavers' Day, full of quizzes, games and a water fight! They had also enjoyed a special restaurant style lunch, for which they had chosen the menu and had their own "Top Table". Our Year 6 were "papped" on the red carpet in a cloud of confetti as they arrived for this special occasion and everyone cheered and clapped. The paparazzi (Mr Costello) flashed their cameras as they posed for photographs!The girls all looked very pretty and the boys looked very handsome in their special outfits. Year 6 also had their own VIP area with "cocktails". The Year 6 were awarded with a Mr Men/Little Miss sash by Mr Holland which perfectly described each child!
The children from Years 5 & 6 enjoyed a wonderful time at the brand new Crosslanes Centre in Wrexham last week.
The took part in a range of exciting activities; The Giant Swing, Zipline, Piranha Pool, Caving, Archery, Trapeze, Rock Climbing and the Dungeon of Doom!!! The children were impeccably behaved and were a credit to our school.
Our Year 6 children attended the Leavers' Service at Manchester Cathedral today to gather with pupils and staff from the Diocesan family of primary schools. This event celebrates their years at primary school, gives thanks for all those who have served & cared for them through those years and look forward to the new challenges and adventures awaiting them at secondary school.
Year 6 travelled to and from Manchester by train and were accompanied by Mrs Hunter, Mr Holland & Mrs Hill along with Rev. Martin and Rev Pete. They enjoyed a picnic lunch in gardens outside the Cathedral and even got to go on the park! Well done Year 6 on your impeccable behaviour during this very special service.


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4 Industries With Strong Potential in Fort Wayne
Career builders would be wise to consider Fort Wayne as a place to create the future they want. After all, the unemployment rate in this part of northeast Indiana consistently ranks among the lowest in the state, as well as in the entire country. This metropolitan area has also boasted the lowest cost of living out of 228 U.S. cities for three straight years.1 And with 3,700 new jobs projected to open up every year through 2024 in the region that includes Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Grant, Huntington, LaGrange, Noble, Wabash, Wells, and Whitley counties, there are plenty of compelling reasons to train and work in Fort Wayne.2
Here are four career sectors with strong future outlooks in this part of the Midwest:
1. Health Care
Health care is one of the largest industries in northeast Indiana, employing more than 50,000 workers.3 Parkview Health Systems and the Lutheran Health Network alone account for more than 11,000 jobs.4 What's more, health care wages in the region grew by 26 percent between 2007 and 2017, outpacing the national increase of 20 percent.3
Opportunities in this sector continue to expand, with hospitals, nursing homes, and residential care facilities all projected to see double-digit employment growth between 2014 and 2024.2 Here are a few examples of health-related occupations that should see significant employment increases in the Fort Wayne area. (The percentage indicates the projected job growth between 2014 and 2024; the earnings figures represent average annual salaries as of May 2018.)2, 5
- Physical therapist assistants—36.9 percent / $52,650
- Diagnostic medical sonographers—27.8 percent / $66,570
- Massage therapists—25.7 percent / $48,770
- Medical assistants—20.1 percent / $30,850
- Medical records and health information technicians—17.6 percent / $43,480
- Pharmacy technicians—12.1 percent / $29,940
2. Manufacturing
Manufacturing has long been a staple of the Fort Wayne economy, accounting for more than a quarter of the metro area's GDP.6 Numerous firms throughout the region produce essential components for everything from pickup trucks to medical devices.
For example, GM is one of the area's biggest employers, with more than 4,000 people on the payroll. Companies like BFGoodrich and Dana Corporation also have a major presence here.4 And the future is promising: Transportation equipment manufacturing in northeast Indiana is projected to grow 14 percent between 2014 and 2024, resulting in almost 2,500 new jobs.2
Have a look at the expected job growth rates for the following occupations, along with their average salaries:2, 5
- Industrial machinery mechanics—30 percent / $47,580
- CNC tool programmers—28.6 percent / $46,750
- Machinists—20.4 percent / $47,850
- Team assemblers—12.6 percent / $44,120
- Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers—11 percent / $41,760
3. Insurance and Financial Services
The Fort Wayne region is a major center for specialty insurance. More than 6,500 local residents apply their skills to providing risk management solutions for sports teams, churches, entertainment groups, and health care organizations, as well as for individuals. One report noted that insurance carriers in northeast Indiana will likely see an 18-percent growth in jobs between 2015 and 2020—15 percent higher than the national rate.7
In fact, professional and business services was the fastest-growing sector in Fort Wayne over the 12-month period leading up to March 2018.8 And with the sector set to expand by 13 percent between 2014 and 2024, solid opportunities should continue to emerge.2
Here are a few notable occupations that should see healthy growth over the coming years:2, 5
- Personal financial advisors—18.6 percent / $127,180
- Accountants and auditors—13.2 percent / $65,850
- Financial specialists—12.1 percent / $62,580
- Loan officers—11.6 percent / $87,570
- Insurance sales agents—10.6 percent / $55,370
4. Construction
The building industry is heating up in Fort Wayne. In 2017, the value of residential and commercial building permits in Allen County totaled more than $1 billion for the first time ever.9 And over the decade between 2014 and 2024, the construction industry in northeast Indiana is expected to grow more than 15 percent. That means almost 2,000 new jobs should become available during that time period.2
But there aren't enough qualified people to fill those jobs. More than three-quarters of Indiana contractors surveyed in 2017 said they were struggling to find people for trades positions.10 By getting the right training now, you can be ready to take advantage of expanding opportunities.
Check out the strong job outlook and average salaries for these construction-related careers:2, 5
- Brickmasons and blockmasons—18.7 percent / $54,120
- HVAC mechanics and installers—18.6 percent / $50,050
- Electricians—16.9 percent / $56,660
- Cement masons and concrete finishers—16.7 percent / $41,260
- Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters—15.1 percent / $60,320
- Sheet metal workers—14.2 percent / $51,970
- Carpenters—12.2 percent / $42,950
Take Your Life in a New Direction
Now is the perfect time to begin creating the better future you envision for yourself. Fort Wayne, Indiana trade schools and vocational colleges are ready to help you realize your ambitions. And discovering convenient training options close to where you live is easy. Just put your zip code into the search tool below to get started!
1 Niche, "2018 Cities with the Lowest Cost of Living in America," website last visited on May 9, 2018.
2 Indiana Department of Workforce Development, website last visited on May 9, 2018.
3 Northeast Indiana Works, website last visited on May 9, 2018.
4 Greater Fort Wayne Inc., website last visited on May 9, 2018.
5 Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Employment Statistics, website last visited on June 20, 2019.
6 Indiana Business Review, "Fort Wayne forecast 2018," website last visited on February 19, 2020.
7 Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership, Northeast Indiana Target Report, website last visited on May 9, 2018.
8 Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, "Economy at a Glance: Fort Wayne, IN," website last visited on May 9, 2018.
9 The Journal Gazette, "Growth in area brings good, bad," website last visited on May 9, 2018.
10 Associated General Contractors of America, "2017 Workforce Survey Results: Indiana Results," website last visited on May 9, 2018.


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No one likes pain. Some may have a higher threshold for pain than others but kidney stones will impact you deeply. Kidney stones represent an uncomfortable and painful condition. If you have had experienced this problem, you will not want to face it again.
But you have to know that if you already had kidney stones or if it runs in your family, you have more chances to face this problem. Kidney stones can form in anyone but it seems to be more prevalent in men between 30 and 50 years old. Here are some tips that will help you to prevent kidney stones to appear.
Sufficient Water Content
If you are not drinking enough water, then kidney stones might build up in your body. You have to be hydrated and keep your kidneys working. Drink 8-10 glasses of water each day to keep your kidneys healthy. You can check if you had enough water by checking on your urine color. Clear urine is indicative of sufficient hydration in your body while a dark or cloudy color requires immediate rectification which is simply consuming more glasses of water everyday.
Another important thing is your exercise habit. If you are a sedentary person, then you have more chances to develop kidney stones. Adopt a moderate exercise plan like, at least three times each week. This will improve your overall health as well. Jog or take a 30-minute walk every day and you will see improvement in a very short time.
Start off with a simple exercise routine like a walk every day or a low form of aerobics if you enjoy music during your exercise. Then progress slowly forward with more strenuous exercise to build up your general health. Remember to drink more water to replenish the water lost from your body in the form of sweat. Exercising will keep your body organs and blood circulation in top condition to prevent any kidney stone formation.
Reduce Salt Intake
Salt is a very important factor in the production of kidney stones. Hence, it is wise to reduce your salt intake in your diet to prevent the formation of kidney stones. Try not to add extra salt to your food; when you cook, reduce the salt because sodium in the salt is the main factor that causes kidney stones to build up in your body.
And when you have to eat out, do not put on more salt on your food as processed foods usually have lots of salt in them to keep them fresh or preserved. Hence, try to cut down on eating out wherever possible unless it is a home-cooked meal or you are familiar with the top quality cooking style of the chef or eatery.
Toxins In The Body
It is very important to keep your body free of toxins. Kidneys play a major role in flushing the toxins out of your body. Fiber helps in this process too; so, try to include more fiber in your diet. You will find high quantities of fiber in fresh fruits and vegetables. Include these foods in your daily diet to successfully prevent kidney stones.
Less Meat
Reduce your meat consumption like beef and pork to help reduce the kidney stone formation. Studies showed an increased amount of animal protein tends to increase your chances of getting stones in your kidney.
More Greens
Take on more green leafy vegetable or fresh fruit for more fiber in your body system. Fiber functions to push through the ingested foods through your body's digestive system to prevent blockage and congestion; hence, your body is kept healthy and clear of waste products and toxins. Your kidneys do not to overwork. There is a lot of liquid in soluble fiber to help flush your body system which can be obtained from fruit juices or blended vegetables.
Reduce Certain Catalysts
Certain food stuff or ingredients can encourage the formation of kidney stones such as coffee, alcohol, carbonated drinks and grapefruit juice. The ingredients in these drinks cause dehydration to increase which makes your kidneys work harder while your body is badly lacking water for a smooth functioning. Hence, there is a higher risk of developing kidney stones.
Food Supplements
There are certain food supplements and nutrients that are good for the body to prevent kidney stones formation like magnesium and potassium. Take these in your diet on a daily basis together with other food supplements to prevent kidney stones from forming. They help in reducing the amount of oxalate in your body which refers to the primary component, mineral salt, in kidney stones. Certain food supplements can counter this mineral salt and reduce its level in your body by dissolving them and eliminate kidney stone formation.
Regular Check up
In order to maintain your good health, consult your doctor on a regular basis. Perform regular check ups on your health with the necessary tests like blood test, urine test, X-rays and blood pressure checks according to your doctor's recommendation. Prevention is better than cure. Regular testing will allow you to identify your body's health condition as well as your susceptibility to kidney stones.
Kidney stones are not very hard to prevent, but once you have them, it is quite difficult and painful to get rid of them. Some minor changes in your diet and lifestyle habits can prevent kidney stones from building up in your body. These changes not only prevent kidney stones from appearing but they will improve your overall health as well and you will see improvements in your skin and hair as well.
Own medication
Avoid subscribing to your own medication or old wives' tales if you are diagnosed with kidney stones. You should obtain the best medical consultation and treatment for a quick and effective healing correctly. Over the counter medications may not be suitable for you as the body is a very complex entity. You may encounter further complications if you do not administer the correct medication or treatment for your kidney stones condition carefully.


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Ah weekends, the time when I love to spoil myself with a special breakfast. French Toast is best used with day old bread. You can use any type of bread you have on hand for this recipe. Using croissants in this takes it up a notch with the flaky buttery layers of pastry is so delicious. I love to garnish this with fresh fruit like strawberries, blueberries, bananas, or any fresh fruit I have on have on hand, then dust with powdered sugar and enjoy. Perfect for brunch and long weekends, this one is sure to please.
Yield: 2 servings
3 vegan croissants
3 flax eggs or liquid egg substitute
1/4 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. cinnamon
fresh berries or fruit you have on hand.
powdered sugar
cooking oil, any kind you like (canola, coconut, vegetable, etc.)
Wash and slice any fruit you have and set aside.
Heat a medium size skillet pan over medium heat with a little oil.
Slice the croissants in half.
In a small bowl whisk the eggs, nutmeg, and cinnamon together.
Dip one croissant half at a time into the egg mixture and drip off excess egg mixture. When pan is hot, cook 1-2 croissants at a time about 2-3 minutes on each side until cooked through and slightly golden. Continue this process until all croissants are cooked and plate 3 halves on each plate. Dress with fruit and dust with powdered sugar.
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Sean Dyche insists Burnley are aware of the challenge ahead as they prepare for an away trip to face Chelsea this weekend.
The Clarets head to Stamford Bridge with the Blues currently sitting seven points clear at the top of the Premier League table.
Burnley could see first-hand the quality of their opponents when Chelsea came from behind to register an impressive 3-1 victory in the reverse fixture at Turf Moor in the season's curtain raiser back in August.
However, Dyche believes his team have come a long way since then and will approach their visit to West London with a clear mind and freedom.
He said: "They're a great side who are playing some good football at the moment and are very strong.
"We are a side that are learning and progressing, but we've shown that we are capable of competing at this level.
"I think we're growing into the season, but we know that we need to find the balance and that balance has to be a clear mind that we do need more points, of course.
"I've said all along that we have that underdog spirit and that freedom to play. The expectation is massive on them for games like this.
"We go there clear-minded, ready and raring to play."
Despite slipping into Premier League relegation zone, Burnley go to Stamford Bridge on the back of two encouraging performances against West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United.
And while the Clarets boss admits to a degree of frustration about the last two results, he maintains the belief that his side will soon be repaid with more points, as the season slowly
approaches its climax.
Dyche added: "I'm encouraged by the way the team have been progressing this season. There's a story behind results and that's not a naïve one, you take results whatever they come.
"We've had a couple of games where we had to grind a result out; we've had some good results when we played very well. And we've had some go against us when we played very well.
"It's not about one or the other, but about performing. I think that if you're performing well it pays you back over a longer period.
"There are no guarantees, of course, but our level of performance has been generally very good, particularly in the last two games when I was very happy with the way the team went about
"There's still frustration with certain key moments in games and things that happened where we know we could do better.
"I thought we were excellent throughout at Manchester United last week, but we didn't get the result and we know that needs to change. We're in a market where details get picked out and
that's what's happened to us a few times.
"We're doing better. We're scoring more freely, but we've got to make sure we find that balance – putting it at one end, stopping it at the other. That's it in its brutal form."
Stephen Ward is back in contention after the ankle injury sustained back in December against Newcastle United.
Elsewhere, Matt Taylor is continuing his recovery from an Achilles injury after a reaction to a spur on his heel following his operation.
Long-term absentee Dean Marney has also had a successful operation on his cruciate ligament injury this week on his road to recovery.
Martin Atkinson will take charge of the Clarets trip to Stamford Bridge this weekend. The West Yorkshire official has refereed 31 games this season, issuing 118 yellow cards and 4 red cards in
the process.
Atkinson's last Burnley fixture came back in November 2014, when Sean Dyche's men won 1-2 against Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium.
Four players were cautioned on that day, Tom Heaton and Danny Ings for the Clarets and two for the hosts.
Mr Atkinson will be assisted M Mullarkey, S Child and fourth official Kevin Friend.
Tickets for this fixture are now completely sold out. Thank you for your magnificent support!
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There are a lot of thing shifting in our household at the moment. Summer is leaving Perth, the night and morning air has a nip in it and the sun has turned into a glorious gift we lift our faces to on our morning walks around the dog park.
I am feeling very domestic this week. We have a rental inspection on Friday which means by my own standards the house has to be cleaned and presented to a show room level. I couldn't cope with a negative report against our name.
So this week I have put aside my study, my work and my writing and my leisure to focus on domestic bliss. Sorting cupboards, clearing, cleansing, decluttering. The atomiser is on constantly wafting Young Livings Purification oil throughout our tiny house. I feel uplifted with every task complete because I shifted my attitude from resenting rental inspections to welcoming the opportunity to put domestic chores ahead of all other tasks.
My week is full with working six days a week, either the carpentry business, the karate club, my studies, writing or healing work fill my days. This week I put our home first. Cleaning house is something that has been tacked onto the end of my day, when good enough is all I have the energy for. This week I made it my priority and I am reaping the rewards.
Soup of the Day!
My tomatoe and veg soup is on the stove:
Just chop up any vegetables you have- today I used: parsnips, leek, carrots, zucchini, celery – fry in a large pot with some olive oil adding dried herbs, salt and pepper to taste.
Add two cups of re-hydrated Italian bean and veg mix, 1 can chopped tomoates, 2 tbsp tomatoe paste, and a pint of stock.
Simmer until tender and delicious.
Now the weather is cooler Don takes a flask of soup to work when there is a pot on the go. He is joining me on my diet (sorry healthy eating plan) I guesse the results speak for themselves. I will be back to my fighting weight in another six months, it should only take him three.
Enjoy the cooler days!


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Hong Kong VISA for Indians
Pre-arrival Registration for Indian Nationals
Registration before arrival in Hong Kong for Indian nationals
All Indian nationals need a PAR registration (before arrival) in order to enter Hong Kong. Applicants of Indian nationality can easily obtain the Pre-Arrival Visa by completing and submitting the application online to travel to Hong Kong.
The PAR can be obtained by completing the online application form (here), which contains simple questions about the applicant and travel plans.
Registration before the arrival of Indians to Hong Kong
The pre-arrival registration of Indian nationals was initiated following a decree issued by the Hong Kong authorities in January 2017. The PAR (pre-arrival registration) allows Indians to enter Hong Kong (HKSAR). The PAR is valid for a period of 6 months and allows visits of up to 14 days.
The registrant may not re-register until the current registration has expired.
Eligible candidates for PAR
- All Indian citizens with a valid passport must apply for a PAR visa when entering and staying in Hong Kong for up to 14 days. Fortunately, you can register online via our services.
- PAR allows multiple entries in Hong Kong (HKSAR). The trip may extend beyond the expiry date of the Visa as long as the holder enters Hong Kong before the expiry date.
- The PAR is valid for 6 months.
- Once the PAR expires, it becomes invalid and can no longer be used to enter Hong Kong.
Passport and Policies
The following information is important for the application procedure for Indian nationals prior to arrival:
- Applicants must have an Indian passport valid for six (6) months.
- Indian citizens with PAR are not allowed to work in Hong Kong.
- Entitlement to Pre-arrival registration.
- To travel with the PAR system to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, all applicants have to be Indian nationals and hold an Indian passport.
More information about Hong Kong PAR Visa
Before boarding a means of transport (ship, aircraft, vehicle or other means of transport) to the Hong Kong SAR, carriers shall verify that the applicant has a valid travel document. In this context, before boarding and upon arrival in the Hong Kong SAR, the declarant must be in possession of the registration form and valid Indian passport applied for registration prior to arrival. If these two documents are not presented, they will be refused to board a means of transport for the Hong Kong SAR and entry into the Hong Kong SAR on arrival.
The issuance of the notification form does not guarantee the entry of the applicant into the HKSAR. The applicant will continue to be subject to immigration control in accordance with the provisions of the Immigration Ordinance, Chapter 115, Hong Kong Laws.
In general, a person who intends to enter the Hong Kong SAR for visiting purposes must meet the normal entry requirements (e.g. a valid travel document must be available to return to their country of residence or citizenship, must not pose security or crime problems in the Hong Kong SAR, pose a threat to the HKSAR, etc.), have a genuine visiting purpose and sufficient financial means to cover the duration of his/her stay without work and have a return flight ticket (except for transport to mainland China or Macau County) before entry into the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region can be granted.
When the registrant receives permission to land in Hong Kong SAR, he will receive a landing card containing his name, his Indian passport number and the conditions and duration of his stay in Hong Kong SAR.
A person admitted to Hong Kong SAR as a visitor may not perform any paid or unpaid work, start a business or enterprise, or become a student at a school, university or other educational institution in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
In order to better plan your visit to Hong Kong, we recommend that you apply for PAR as soon as possible (4 to 6 weeks in advance). If your PAR visa application is not accepted or you wish to travel more than 14 days to Hong Kong, you can apply for a visa directly with Hong Kong Immigration. In order to facilitate the processing of your visa application, you must provide all the information requested at once.
Other relevant information, such as travel itinerary, a reference letter from Hong Kong respondent (if applicable), details of accompanying family members (if applicable) and their registration results PAR (if applicable), etc. may also be included with your visa application to expedite processing.