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You could guess what problems there are on Main Street in Sparkbrook, but the only way to understand them is to meet the people who live there. And how to make things better? Active Streets and KIKIT are working together to support residents.It was my first day working with Olga from Active streets. We put the tent up and within a couple of minutes we started attracting the attention of passersby. We chatted with local people, confirming some of our first impressions but equally quickly confirming the value an Active Streets event could have in helping residents to help themselves.
Yes, there's a litter problem. There's fly tipping too. The broken barriers on the grass verge let quad bikes onto the small common grass space, and residents think drugs are sold along the street. If you stand there for more than five minutes, as we did, you also realise there is a pride in the area, and it's history – we found out about Joseph Priestley living nearby and the old country estate houses long since demolished. We saw the families who live down the street, the local businesses prospering along the road, and listened to people talking about the isolation some people felt and the belief that no one cares about their street and their problems.
Active Streets and KIKIT can't claim to solve all these problems, but 'Playing out' – closing the street to traffic for part of a day – can provide opportunities for play. It can also help provide a safe space for residents who want to share their concerns on Main Street, literally in their street. It can provide the stimulus to come together as a communities we live in.
Most importantly we can bring people together and support them to make their voices heard, to hold the Government, Council and other service providers responsible when necessary to provide the services needed, and to equip those people able and willing to make changes they need in their own community.
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Come and browse the 60 stalls, under cover in the shade. We have handmade goods, gift ware, yummy treats, pet goodies and more!
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FEUD kicked off with a double bill: double the camp, the Hollywood backstabbing and fun as we watch the antics of two formidable actresses - Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) and Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon), as they co-star in camp horror classic What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
There are lots of touches here that will be a treat for fans of Classic Hollywood, starting with the Saul Bass-inspired opening credits. The whole show looks like an artificial Hollywood set, with mini recreations of Crawford and Davis on screen in various films.
The story of Joan vs Bette is framed by a fictional 1970s documentary in which Olivia de Havilland (Catherine Zeta Jones) and Joan Blondell (Kathy Bates) are being interviewed about the feud. Whilst the studio turned actresses into cash cows who were eventually put out to pasture, director and co-writer Ryan Murphy show how they fought against this.
As Joan says within the first five minutes, 'Men may have built the pedestal but it's the women who keep chipping away at it, until it comes tumbling down'. To avoid the decline of her career, Joan has a plethora of beauty rituals in order to fight off age; one of the oddest being squeezing lemons on her elbows.
One of the most enjoyable of the many trivial highlights is watching Judy Davis as Hedda Hopper, gossip columnist and wit, swooping around in various ridiculous hats, like a hawk ready to pounce on any juicy news. There's also lots of Pepsi (Joan's husband was CEO of Pepsi and she became Pepsi Ambassador upon his death).
At times, the writing is a bit clunky in getting information across, such as when Joan tells Jack Warner: 'Here's my Oscar which I won in 1945 for Mildred Pierce'. Presumably most of the audience has some awareness of who Crawford and Davis are and if not, have access to Wikipedia.
Lange and Sarandon give equally strong performances. Sarandon conveys the bug-eyed lunacy with which Bette played Baby Jane and Lange shows Crawford's overwroughtness (thankfully not her shoulder pads).
In episode 2, we learn more about why Bette and Joan didn't like each other and the game playing begins. Director Robert Aldrich (Alfred Molina, squirming like a worm) is persuaded by movie mogul Jack Warner (Stanley Tucci) to feed lies to the newspapers to build the tension between Crawford and Davis. This then starts a rumour war as Joan and Bette begin planting false stories about each other in Hollywood gossip columns. Hedda also wears more horrible hats.
You really need to watch some of Davis and Crawford's performances in order to get the most out of Feud, but the grotesquerie and campness plus the hot-button topic should pull in viewers. As BBC now seems to be adopting Netflix's box set model, binge on the nightmares behind the dream factory as all eight episodes are now on BBC IPlayer.
- Aired on BBC2, December 16 2017 at 21:00.


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Kisatchie National Forest
1949: The all steel tower and Cab constructed.
February 1, 2006: The first stage of moving the lookout began with the removal of the cab from the tower. The all steel tower and cab will be moved near the Catahoula Ranger District office for restoration and erection. The move was prompted by a highway widening project that was surveyed to go through the lookout's site.
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This gorgeous hand cut design of flowers and fan patterns was inspired by the Highlands of Scotland and transformed into a luxurious liquor glass.
The Royal Scot Crystal Highland Whisky tumbler is the perfect glass for drinking neat whisky, with ice or with water or as a small crystal water/ fruit juice tumbler. If you prefer a larger measure or spirits with mixers then the Highland Large Tumbler may be more suitable. The perfect gift for someone who appreciates fine Whisky.
Supplied in luxury purple satin lined presentation boxes.
Pattern Highland
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Height 87mm, 21cl, 7oz
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CHKDSK: Using Thor's Hammer to Hang a Picture
The power of CHKDSK may be mighty, but could it be too much for a mere human to handle? Many of you know Loki and Thor from recent comic book and movie references, but their history runs much deeper than the silver screen. For those of you who follow Norse mythology, you will understand the references. For everyone else, here is a quick synopsis: Loki is a Norse god who is a trickster and is known in many texts as the god of mischief while Thor is the Norse god of thunder and battle. We have all encountered times when it appears that Loki has been released on our computer's hard drive, and we find ourselves needing to find a solution.
We can choose to call upon Thor, also known as CHKDSK which will destroy anything in its path to beat the NTFS volume into submission and allow the user to mount the volume. If you can follow along with the CHKDSK display, or even review the CHKDSK log after the volume is mounted, often you will see that it has sacrificed items like data attributes and index entries. The loss of these items can cause loss of data and corruption to the file system. Many times this damage runs deep enough to be irreversible.
While taking the hammer of Thor to your volume in order to get to your data may sound like the only solution, please know that you have options. As IT professionals, we often feel that we need to continue trying to fix the problem and provide a solution to the end user. It becomes difficult to acknowledge or even identify when we are in over our heads. At times like this we need another lesser known Norse goddess of protection, named Hlin.
When calling upon Hlin to prevent data loss in these situations, your first priority is finding a way to preserve the current state of the data. There are a couple ways of doing this:
- You can create a sector level image of the drive with a software solution such as FTK imager, or using a DD command in a Linux based system. This process also gives you further insight into the integrity of the drive. If you are receiving many errors while trying to create such a low level image of the drive, you are probably dealing with a hardware failure and not just some logical damage.
- If it is a virtual disk, you could create a snapshot and only allow the changes to take place in the snapshot. This process preserves the original state of the system and increases the chances of recovering the data using more delicate means.
Now that you have invoked Hlin's protection, you can consider allowing the mighty CHKDSK to run, but in a read-only mode to assess the situation. Even this has been found to cause some damage in the past in effort to get the volume to a point that will allow all phases of CHKDSK to run, so it is still advisable to create some form of backup prior to running this. This mode will give you the same on-screen and text file reports indicating what CHKDSK will want to do to the file system to correct the damage, but many of these messages are rather cryptic unless you have a very deep understanding of the file system.
When the damage is only logical, there are now great software solutions that are available to assist in copying off this data and handling the file system corruption in a more delicate manner than allowing CHKDSK to beat it into submission. By using a tool like Ontrack® EasyRecovery™, you are able to preview the file structure you would be able to retain and check for your important files prior to copying off the data. All "fixes" that are made are all virtual and based on read-only assessments of the drive, preventing further data loss.
Looking back on the title of this piece, CHKDSK really is like using Thor's hammer to hang a picture. While it will probably get the job done, most likely he will embed the picture into the wall using shear force and will likely crush the delicate picture (data) and the frame (structure) to get it to work instead of finding a nail and hanging the picture properly. All Norse god references aside (even though they are cool), the best practice is almost always to back up your data onto another drive to create some form of redundancy, allowing you to limit the potential for data loss. After that, you want to ensure you have the correct tools at your disposal to handle these situations and you fully understand what the tools are doing to the data. Many times data loss situations are worsened due to attempted solutions performed without thinking of what the outcome will be or how it will modify the current situation. If at any time you have questions or doubts about what this may be doing to your system remember that there are experts trained to deal with delicate data loss situations, but every modification makes the recovery more difficult. Kroll Ontrack's data recovery engineers are ready to assist you with your data recovery needs.
Author: Ted Persing RDR Engineer Kroll Ontrack


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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said on Wednesday that it would ban the sale of most flavored e-cigarettes, at a time when hundreds of people have been sickened by mysterious lung illnesses and teenage vaping continues to rise.
Sitting in the Oval Office with the government's top health officials, President Trump acknowledged that there was a vaping problem and said: "We can't allow people to get sick. And we can't have our kids be so affected."
Alex M. Azar II, the health and human services secretary, said that the Food and Drug Administration would outline a plan within the coming weeks for removing flavored e-cigarettes and nicotine pods from the market, excluding tobacco flavors. The ban would include mint and menthol, popular varieties that manufacturers have argued should not be considered flavors.
The White House and the F.D.A. have faced mounting pressure from lawmakers, public health officials, parents and educators, who have grown alarmed by the popularity of vaping among teenagers but have felt powerless to keep e-cigarettes away from students and out of schools.
This summer's startling reports of vaping-related respiratory illnesses, which now near 500 cases in nearly three dozen states and have possible links to six deaths, have only amplified concerns and renewed calls for a total ban on the largely unregulated pipeline of e-cigarette and cannabis vaping products.
Just last week, Michigan became the first state to prohibit the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York also called for a ban, and Massachusetts and California are considering similar measures. San Francisco approved an e-cigarette ban earlier this year, which Juul Labs, the dominant seller in the United States, is lobbying to reverse through a ballot initiative this November.
Last year, the F.D.A. retreated from a threat to prohibit the sale of e-cigarettes as the increased rates of teenage use took public health experts by surprise. Public outrage stoked by accusations that Juul Labs was deliberately targeting youths led the company to voluntarily stop shipping most flavored pods, like mango and cucumber, to thousands of retail locations around the country.
Agency officials had hoped that making flavored products less accessible would reduce teenage use of the popular devices, but instead the latest figures show another increase in youth vaping, Mr. Azar said, after meeting with the president on Wednesday.
Five million minors, mostly in their high school years, reported that they had used e-cigarettes recently, he said. About one-quarter of the nation's high school students reported vaping within the last 30 days in this year's annual survey, up from 20 percent last year.
Speaking to reporters on the White House lawn, Mr. Azar said that removing flavor pods from stores just prompted youths to shift from fruit flavors to menthol and mint, which were still available, rather than to stop vaping altogether.
"What we've seen has been, and it may be connected, a huge spiking of children's utilization of mint and menthol e-cigarettes, which remain, by all manufacturers, available in retail stores," Mr. Azar said.
The issue appeared to hit home at the White House, where Melania Trump attended the meeting with Mr. Azar, Dr. Ned Sharpless, the acting F.D.A. commissioner and the president. "She's got a son," Mr. Trump said of their teenage child, Barron. "She feels very strongly about it," he said.
Juul has repeatedly denied that it aimed its products at minors, but its sleek devices have become more and more popular and are easy to conceal. And even though the company's array of flavors had disappeared from shelves, they were still available online, and a host of competitors sprouted up with lookalike versions and similar flavors to fill the vacuum. Juul had said that nearly 85 percent of its sales were from mint and other flavors, and that its decision to stop shipping them to stores had dented their sales.
On Monday, the F.D.A. took action against Juul, sending a warning letter accusing the company of violating federal regulations by promoting its vaping products as a healthier option than cigarettes.
As for the agency's decision to prohibit most flavors, Ted Kwong, a Juul spokesman, said the company would comply. "We strongly agree with the need for aggressive category-wide action on flavored products," he said.
Public health groups have long clamored for strict curbs on e-cigarettes and flavors, especially because they worried that the soaring use among youths was hooking a new generation on nicotine after decades of a decline in smoking rates.
Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, called the administration's decision "historic."
"President Trump's announcement that the government will remove flavored e-cigarettes from the market is an extraordinary and necessary step," he said. "This is a public health crisis and we cannot afford more delays in confronting it."
Harold Wimmer, president and chief executive of the American Lung Association, said the group had long advocated removal of products that appealed to teenagers.
"Flavors have been shown to initiate kids to tobacco use and a lifetime of addiction and tobacco-related death and disease," Mr. Wimmer said. "We are anxious to review all of the details of the administration's plan."
Conservative organizations and the vaping industry had earlier joined forces to oppose other F.D.A. proposals, including one that sought to require retailers to curb access to vaping devices, pods and other paraphernalia to keep them away from minors. Since last fall, the agency has been working on a plan to require stores to sequester flavored e-cigarettes in areas off-limits to minors, but that had seemed to falter as impractical and one that would face significant legal hurdles. This new announcement supersedes that proposal.
Since Dr. Scott Gottlieb resigned as F.D.A. commissioner in April, the agency had seemed more sluggish in its efforts to control the epidemic of youth vaping. Although Dr. Sharpless had said he planned to continue the agency's work to reduce both cigarette and e-cigarette use, not much moved forward. Dr. Gottlieb's proposal to ban menthol in cigarettes, for example, has languished, as has his call for reducing nicotine in cigarettes to nonaddictive levels.
But as school began around the country and the spate of illnesses sparked fear nationwide, calls for the F.D.A. to take stronger action intensified.
Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois and a longtime opponent of tobacco and e-cigarettes, went so far last week as to warn that he would seek Dr. Sharpless's resignation if the agency failed to rid the market of e-cigarette flavors.
Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, also decided to weigh in this week by announcing a $160 million push to ban flavored e-cigarettes.
In a statement on Tuesday, the Vapor Technology Association, a trade group, said it opposed a flavor ban and essentially called the efforts misguided.
"More than two million Americans have died from cigarette smoking-related illnesses over the last five years," the organization said. "President Trump shouldn't follow the lead of San Francisco, Mike Bloomberg and the far left anti-business extremists."
But there is little conclusive research on the long-term safety of using Juul or other e-cigarettes. The company's flavor pods have a higher level of nicotine than cigarettes do, which is of concern because of the impact nicotine can have on the still-developing teenage brain.
Doctors have said that many patients suffering from acute lung illnesses appear to have vaped some THC or cannabis-related products, although others have reported using e-cigarettes as well. No one has singled out a particular company, device or product as the possible culprit.
Deaths have been reported in Illinois, Kansas, California, Indiana, Minnesota and Oregon. The patients' ages ranged from the 30s to middle-aged or older, and some had underlying lung or other chronic conditions, health officials said.
And while major e-cigarette companies like Juul and vaping groups have sought to distance themselves from the increasing public dismay at the reports of increasing vaping-related illnesses, some public health agencies are urging a halt to use of the devices and products.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have urged people, especially nonsmokers and teenagers, not to vape at all. And the C.D.C. has even recommended that cigarette smokers trying to quit should consult a doctor rather than take up e-cigarettes.
One House oversight panel has asked Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the C.D.C., to appear on Sept. 24 to testify about the outbreak of vaping-related lung illnesses. Another investigative subcommittee is planning a separate hearing on the matter the next day.
In New York, Governor Cuomo also directed state health officials to subpoena companies that market or sell so-called thickening agents, which are sometimes added to illicit vaping products. A state laboratory, which detected the agents in vaping products collected from New York's patients, found that they were nearly pure vitamin E acetate oil, which officials have said is a potential cause of some of the illnesses.
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Privacy Policy for all applicants, students and graduates
This privacy policy sets out how the Oxford School of Drama uses and protects any information that you give the School when you apply for an audition or if you are a student or graduate. The Oxford School of Drama is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected.
The Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) regulates the processing of personal data. Personal data is any information relating to a living individual, and 'processing' is any activity carried out involving personal data, including holding and storing it. On 25th May 2018 the DPA was superseded in the UK by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which provides individuals with enhanced rights, and imposes increased responsibilities on organisations processing personal data. This policy applies under both the DPA and GDPR.
The Oxford School of Drama keeps this Privacy Policy under regular review, and may change this policy occasionally by updating this page. Where practical we will notify you of changes to this Policy and prompt you to review these. However, you should check this page from time to time to ensure that you are happy with any changes.
This policy is effective from 25 May 2018.
- Oxford School of Drama may obtain, hold and process the personal data of applicants, students and graduates including personal details, family and social circumstances, education and training records, financial details, and services provided. It may obtain, hold and process the sensitive personal data (the term used by the DPA) and special category data (the term used by GDPR) of applicants, students and graduates including ethnic origin and physical and mental health.
- Personal and special category data held by the School relating to applicants, students and graduates is obtained directly from applicants, students and graduates or from a third party organisation involved in the services provided by the School that has obtained the information in the first instance, for example, the Student Loan Company.
- The School holds the personal and special category data of its applicants, students and graduates in order to implement and manage all of the processes relating to potential students, students and graduates, including admission application, teaching, assessment, funding obligations and any student support services. The data is collected and processed by the School as it is necessary for the performance of its contract and/or legal obligations with accrediting and funding organisations, for example the Education and Skills Funding Agency. Any processing will be proportionate and relate to the provision of services by the School. When this data is used for monitoring and reporting purposes it will be anonymised if possible.
- The School may disclose student's personal and special category data to external agencies to which it has obligations such as Ofsted, the Education and Skills Funding Agency, Trinity College, London and the Student Loan Company.
The School also uses students and graduates personal data as follows:
- To provide progress reports to sponsors of students, including trusts and foundations;
- To provide references for students or graduates, always with the consent of the student;
- To provide suggestions for casting or other work from industry professionals;
- To publish the names of students in production programmes and the graduating showcase programme;
- To disclose information about students and graduates for the purpose of promoting the School, but only if that information is already in the public domain or otherwise with the consent of the student or graduate;
- To disclose information to external organisations for safeguarding purposes.
Individual rights
Individuals who personal data and special category data is held by the School have the following rights regarding their data:
- The right to request access to their personal data held by the School;
- The right to have inaccurate or incomplete data rectified;
- The right to erasure of personal data – this will only apply where there is no legitimate reason for the School to continue to process the personal data. There will usually be a requirement for the School to keep a basic record indefinitely;
- The right to data portability – students and graduates have the right to request some elements of their data in order to provide it to other organisations;
- The right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office; further details can be found at www.ico.org.uk
All requests to exercise these rights should be made to the Data Protection Manager, Oxford School of Drama, Sansomes Farm Studios, Woodstock, OXON, OX20 1ER.
Retention of data
Audition applicants
All personal data on audition applicants who are not offered a place will be deleted at the end of the academic year for which the application was made.
Students and Graduates
A basic student record for individual students will be kept permanently by the School. More detailed records, including personal and special category data will be held by the School for 10 years after graduation year.
Any processing for archiving or statistical purposes shall be proportionate and respect the essence of the right to data protection and provide for suitable and specific measures to safeguard the fundamental rights and the interests of the data subject.
We are committed to ensuring that your information is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure, we have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect.
Payment Security
Our secure socket layer software (SSL) is the industry standard and among the best software available today for secure commerce transactions. It encrypts all personal information including credit card numbers, names and addresses. This encryption has the objective of ensuring that nothing can be read as it travels over the Internet to our chosen fully PCI DSS compliant payment service providers https://worldpay.com/ for processing.
Data Breaches
Oxford School of Drama will report any unlawful data breach of its database to all relevant persons and authorities within 72 hours of the breach if it is apparent that personal data stored in an identifiable manner has been stolen.
Oxford School of Drama is the data controller for all personal data that it holds. If you are unhappy with the School's handling of your personal data, or if you believe that the requirements of the GDPR may not be fully complied with by the School, please contact the Data Protection Officer.
If you have any queries please contact the:
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Our San Jose Scottish Rite Children's Language Disorders Clinic helped 52 children in August, completing over 218 treatment hours. Ten children were discharged secondary to meeting their treatment goals or due to schedule conflicts. Six children were added to the caseload, thus far, with more additions expected. I am happy to report that our waiting list has been reduced to 77 children from last months' total of 95. I would like to personally thank our clinicians, Rachel and Angela for continuing to do an exceptional job of caring for our children. It is my hope that we will be able to hire another clinician towards the end of this calendar year.
I am pleased to report that at our September Foundation Board meeting the General Secretary indicated that he had prepared purchase orders for all of the Clinic training and therapeutic materials that had been previously approved for purchase. By the time you read this message, we should have received most, if not all, of the materials requested.
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Visit Jersey's board has defended the salaries of its members after the States' spending watchdog said they were "high" at nearly three times the daily rate of some NHS Trust directors.
The comments from Comptroller and Auditor General Karen McConnell came in a report published this morning calling for greater oversight of the taxpayer-funded body's operation and performance.
Visit Jersey was set up in 2015 to promote tourism to and within Jersey in an innovative way, and receives a grant of £5million from the States each year to do so.
But Ms McConnell expressed concern in her report that it was not clear whether the island was getting "value for money" from this investment or not.
Pictured: Karen McConnell, the Comptroller and Auditor General.
She said that the States had continued to pour money into Visit Jersey each year despite it not being clearly aligned to any specific political policy. She further claimed that the targets the organisation were working to were not specific enough, noting discrepancies between two 2018 plans Visit Jersey had been working to.
The 'Destination Plan', for example, said Jersey should work to a target of 372,000 staying holiday visitors with an annual expenditure of £281million, while the 'Business Plan and Partnership Agreement' stated that they were seeking a total of 429,700 visitors, with expenditure of £256.5million.
She further noted that the expected return from the States' investment in Visit Jersey - £5 for every £1 of taxpayer grant funding – was far less than the £20 to £1 ratio that Visit Britain were working under.
Ms McConnell also highlighted that there was "inadequate documented evidence" to suggest that each board member was giving "adequate time to their duties" and had the "appropriate mix of skills to deliver" Visit Jersey's objectives, despite receiving large pay packets for their work.
She wrote: "The level of remuneration for Non-Executive Directors appears high. At £1,000 per day it compares very favourably with the remuneration of Non Executive Directors of NHS Trusts in England who receive less than £350 per day. At £12,000 per annum, the remuneration of Visit Jersey Non Executive Directors exceeds that of VisitBritain Board members; the remuneration of the Chief Executive is not supported by a formal job evaluation; and employees participate in a bonus scheme linked to attainment of individual and corporate targets."
Pictured: Kevin Keen, Chairman of Visit Jersey's board.
She recommended that there should be a "formal job evaluation exercise prior to the recruitment of the next Chief Executive".
Chairman of Visit Jersey, Kevin Keen, told Express that the board were disappointed and somewhat "hurt" by the findings of the report, which he felt didn't reflect the amount of work that was being put in behind the scenes to stimulate Jersey's tourism sector.
"The board do a great job and work very hard," he said, adding: "No one signed up to do it for the money, they did it because tourism is important and they want to help the island."
He explained that the salaries set for directors had not changed – save two minor exceptions – since Visit Jersey was set up and that they had always been transparent, published in the body's annual reports. Mr Keen added that these salaries had been set at the time through "comparisons with Jersey organisations".
While board members are contracted to do a minimum amount of working days for Visit Jersey, he said that they often "work more than the allocated days" and would help in finding solutions to problems beyond their remit. "If they need HR advice, or finance or from a property perspective", he said that the non-executive directors would "often" step in to help. "We all put a lot of time in."
Pictured: Keith Beecham, CEO of Visit Jersey.
However, he admitted that it was "important to be held to account" and welcomed the findings of the Comptroller. "Our take is that we're always ready to receive feedback and improve."
Responding to Ms McConnell's findings on Visit Jersey's strategy and performance, CEO Keith Beecham, added: "The Jersey Destination Plan published in 2015 set out an ambition for our tourism sector. Visit Jersey then agreed annual business plans with the States. The KPIs in the business plan, agreed with government, are then reported in our annual reports publicly available online. Later this month a refreshed Destination Plan will be published and we look forward to working with the States to ensure Visit Jersey's targets contribute and align to the States new Strategic Plan.
"We note Visit Jersey's arrangements for corporate governance and performance are recognised for being generally well developed. Visit Jersey is keen to learn and is always looking to improve and we welcome this report."
Commenting on her report, Ms McConnell said: "Best value for money for the Island is secured when the States have clear objectives and link funding to the achievement of measurable outcomes. This demands rigour in monitoring delivery and a constructive partnership approach with a well-governed ALO."
She added that, as the States develop their Target Operating Model – a framework on how the government should be ideally run, which is being developed as part of the wider public sector reform programme – there would be an opportunity to "strengthen" their approach to working with ALOs like Visit Jersey.
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- 1 can borlotti or butter beans (drained and rinsed)
- 1 cup pecans (roast lightly before using)
- 1 tbs olive oil
- 1 cup medjool dates (soaked for at least an hour to soften)
- 1 tbs bourbon
- 1/2 cup ground almonds (or macadamias)
- 1/4 cup tapioca flour (starch) (or arrowroot as it is known)
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/3 cup chocolate protein powder (I use Vital Greens Vanilla Bean flavour - pea protein has a smoother texture))
- handful pecans, extra (for decorating)
- Bourban-Pecan Glaze
- 2 tbs bourbon
- 1 tbs cacao butter
- 2 tbs maple syrup
- Preheat an oven to 180C. Grease and line a small brownie tin with baking paper (extending up the sides of the tin).
- In a food processor, blitz pecans and olive oil until very smooth (may have to scrape down the sides in intervals). Add in the borlotti beans, dates, 1/4 cup water and bourbon and process to a smooth paste.
- Pour pecan mixture into the remaining ingredients (except for the extra pecans) and stir until smooth.
- Pour batter into the prepared tin, smoothing the surface with the back of a wet spoon. Lightly press the extra pecans slightly apart on the top of the unbaked brownie. Bake for 25-30 minutes (you may need to cover with foil for the last 10 minutes so the pecans on the top don't burn). Allow to cool completely in the tin. Separate the brownie from the sides of the tin using a butterknife, then carefully Invert the cooked brownie on a wire-rack, then flip up again (so the top is back facing you).
- Melt all the ingredients in a saucepan over a low heat until melted then bring mixture to a boil. Take mixture off heat and allow to sit for a few minutes until thickened slightly. Brush the glaze over the tops of the pecans. At this stage either refridgerate brownie slice until firm, or place brownie under a high heat griller/broiler in the oven for a few minutes to crispen the top with the glaze.


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The past week was Local Democracy Week and Exeter City Council organised several events, including a Question Time from Exeter College.
During the event, I live-tweeted questions and answers. To what end?
Well, local councillor, Catherine Dawson had been signed off sick and was unable to attend Full Council on Tuesday and the other events during the week – she felt isolated from what was going on. At least she had Twitter.
She followed the Question Time event on Twitter as I Ilinked my tweets from Exeter College with the hashtag #ExeQT.
She made the following comment:
which prompted the response:
To receive a response from Cllr Andrew Pope is interesting – he is a Labour Councillor in Southampton, yet he was following events at Exeter's Question Time.
At first I was pleased with the view that I'm "a social media legend!
But then a thought I thought popped into my head – "Not everyone's on Twitter", and led me to question whether Andrew Pope's comment was a good thing?
I've heard that phrase – "Not everyone's on Twitter" – at least twice over the past couple of months.
The first time was at a Labour Party branch meeting in June, where the county councillor was updating the 16 members present on a consultation on the future of Exeter's Walk-In Centres.
"Oh, yes", I said, "I sent some tweets made from notes I made at the meeting the following morning"
"Not everyone's on Twitter" came the reply form the county councillor.
I thought about it.
And the truth dawned that my notes were able to be seen at the time of writing by any one of my 1,300 or so followers. Indeed, I know at least 5 people not only saw them, but read them. And wanted to respond to my notes as they provided further information. We continued the debate long after the original meeting
And I can link you to them now – in a storify feed entitled Exeter Walk-In Centres.
Here you'll not only see my – and others – tweets but some background information about the subject.
I also wrote an article for The ExeterDaily – The Future of Exeter Walk-In Centres
The same thing happened a couple of months later, in September, when I attended the public examination of the Teignbridge District Council Local Plan.
Sitting beside me in the public gallery was Cllr Margaret Clark, ward councillor for Alphington., which could be affected by some of the new developments outlined in the Local Plan.
Already Alphington Village is to have "up to 500 new homes" within the Exeter City Council boundaries; contained within the Teignbridge Local Plan are "at least 2000 new properties" on their side of the border.
Much braver now, I said to Margaret that I was going to live tweet about the meeting.
As you can guess, the reply from Margaret was ""Not everyone's on Twitter"
I know…but I also know that during that meeting via the medium of Twitter I interacted with several interested parties. Indeed, one quickly gave me the information that it was a 5 mile round trip when an development agent suggested that is was "a 20 minute walk" from a additional development he wanted to see included in the Local Plan.
My notes on the meeting are in Plan Teignbridge | Local Plan Public Examination – and to date have had 53 views; I wonder how many have seen the notes in Margaret's notebook or heard her speak about that meeting?
I know that Alphington Village Forum have picked up on my thoughts and comments – because they've retweeted many of them from their own Twitter account, @Alphington Forum.
And here you go, proof that you don't need to be on Twitter to read what's being said on Twitter – you can link into conversations from any computer, whether you are registered with Twitter or not.
Some more discussions around the issues raised at the public examination still abound – last week I went on a visit to Cranbrook as part of a project I'm working on in my professional career as a theatre practitioner and several tweets I made that weekend had resonances with those with an interest in planning in and around Exminster and SW Exeter urban extension.
But Twitter helps get the message out in other ways.
I am an avid note taker at meetings – it helps me digest the information.
I used to write in notebooks, scraps of paper, agenda papers, reports. But that left the question, what to do with them? They usually ended up in the recycling pile at some later stage, and I have no further access to them once the green wheelie bin has been emptied
Now I use my trusty iPad to make notes.
I can keep annotated copies of council agendas and reports
If I'm participating in an ECC Scrutiny Committee or Full Council meeting, I make notes on an app to tweet later
If I'm in the public gallery, I will often live-tweet, compressing the message into 140 character bite-sized chunks
Then I often curate my tweets and those of others into those Storify feeds.
An example of this happened after the live-tweet from the Exeter City Council Full Council meeting on 15 October 2013.
This was the first time we had allowed live-tweeting from the Guildhall (Standing Orders were altered at the start of the meeting to allow this) and an ECC gave an impartial view of proceedings. Others contributed and I added facts about the process in this storify feed, 15 October 2013 | @ExeterCouncil Full Council
So that's one reason why I use Twitter. But not the only reason.
I use Twitter to broadcast information – from Exeter City Council, pressure and campaign groups on issues that interest me.
I use Twitter to engage in conversations – to develop awareness of these issues.
I've received casework from Twitter.
I try to be a 2-way conduit of information – sending out information from the City Council to residents , and receiving views and opinions from residents to feed to the City Council – and one way of doing this is Twitter.
But it's not the only way.
Nothing beats face-to-face contact on the doorstep and at public events.
i'll still continue to write and deliver newsletters and street letter.
And to speak to residents on the phone.
But Twitter and other forms of social media is becoming a growing way for politicians to start to convince the general public that politics is relevant to people, and show that politicians are real people with real personalities.
So I now believe that the answer to the phrase "Not everyone's on Twitter" is:
"yes, I agree, but not everyone's in when I knock on their door" or
"yes, I agree, but not everyone actually reads the newsletter I post through their letterbox".
And another one, "you don't have to be signed up to Twitter to see what's happening on Twitter".
Google Paul Bull + Twitter and it will direct you to my feed @Paul4Cowick.
Social media is a new weapon in the arsena of a politicianl to engage and connect with our electorate, so let's embrace it and use it how we want to.
Who knows, you might even want to join Twitter and join in the debate?


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I am not surprised to see the demand of do more by Mr Rex as I have firm views that this syndrome of "do more Pakistan" has some motives behind it. This persistent demand from USA means that the USA will continue to blame Pakistan for not doing enough against terrorism and worsening the Pak Afghan relations on this issue, providing leverage to India to expand its interest in Afghanistan.
USA wants to make India as military might of this region to carry out American Agenda. I strongly support the response of Khawaja Mohamed Asif, the foreign minister of Pakistan, to treat us on equal basis and without dictating the terms of operations.
I recollect a lot from my most recent visit to USA at the event of oath taking ceremony of President Donald Trump, and my meetings with various think-tanks had led me to believe that a hostile situation vis-à-vis Pakistan persists in various circles of Washington DC.
It was not surprising for me to understand that a negative perception has been built in the US using the obsession of presence of Haqqani network in Pakistan, which the Indian lobby in US, has very successfully created against Pakistan. It was evident from the bitter reality that Mr. Barack Obama as President of the US had made two visits to India while not a single visit as President made to Pakistan during his eight years tenure in office, which proves that U.S had since long been side lining Pakistan, preferring India by ignoring numerous sacrifices, which Pakistan has rendered in this War on Terror.
It may continue unless there is a common strategy to smash the terrorists, which now looks not possible in view of the growing geo-political situation in South-Asia and US preferring India over Pakistan. The present visit of US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is nothing but a follow-up pressure for Pakistan, which the previous governments of USA continued to exert on Pakistan after the heart breaking tragedy of 9/11.
Following the policy of preferring India and Afghanistan over Pakistan, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson spent more time in both countries and he spent only few hours in Pakistan though it was the first ever trip by a senior official of Trump administration. Pressing Pakistan, the statement issued by US State Department said, that the Secretary reiterated President Trump's message that Pakistan must increase its efforts to eradicate militants and terrorists operating within the country." Speaking India's language and supporting the role of India in Afghanistan, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson stated in New Delhi that President Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to Pakistan and India, during his current trip to South Asia and during his visit to Pakistan he would discuss with the Pakistani officials the role of India in Afghanistan.
Prior to US Secretary State visit, while opposing the CPEC, the Defence Secretary James Mattis had stated that the 'One Belt One Road' also passes through disputed territory, as has been the claim of India. Not long ago but this year in August while outlining a new strategy for Afghanistan and South Asia, President Donald Trump accused Pakistan of giving "safe haven to agents of chaos, violence and terror" and threatened that "Pakistan has much to gain from partnering with our effort in Afghanistan".
The analysis of the above few anti-Pakistan statements from US administration is a clear message to Pakistan that USA even today stands with India and not Pakistan and will continue the policy of pressing Pakistan and demanding to do more. USA will do utmost efforts to gear in India in Afghanistan, which will ultimately be detrimental for Pakistan particularly in the view of facts that India has been using the soil of Afghanistan for terror activities inside Pakistan.
Today, Pakistan stands in an odd situation despite of losing 60 thousands innocent people both civilians and troops, women and children in this war on terror and allowing USA to use its infrastructure, which included roads, airports, seaports and airspace. The rough calculations by the economic experts of Pakistan indicate that USA owes minimum US$400 million for using the soil, infrastructure of Pakistan. There is no free lunch in the world and how could America expect to use all these facilities in Pakistan without any payment.
The amount so far US has paid to Pakistan for war on terror is $14.573 billion, which US has always labelled as an 'aid' for Pakistan which was never on account of any 'aid' but actually the Coalition Support Fund CSF), which is to be reimbursement to Pakistan for expenses for facilities made available to the coalition forces.
Pakistanis feel left out and dejected to perceive that all efforts, sacrifices and services of our country seem to have gone wasted obviously for the reasons that USA have been bashing Pakistan rather than to appreciating its pivotal role in America's War on Terror. Pakistan will be within its rights to say no to the demand "Do More" as Pakistan has done more than "Do More" and it is the time for USA to recognize the sacrifices of Pakistan and not to pressurize it by asking "Do More" at a time when Pakistan itself is suffering internal polarization, political uncertainty, threats on the borders both on Eastern and Western, left with destroyed infrastructure and shaking economy due to its unwise involvement in War on Terror on one phone call from Bush Administration and today we are continuously suffering for that one 'yes'.
Preferring, supporting and militarizing India and invoking its role in already damaged and unstable Afghanistan is a clear indication and it looks that that Mr. Donald Trump and his administration are not serous to restore peace in this region but aiming to create more space for India to put more chaos in the region as India will play role of 'agent of chaos' in Afghanistan to harm Pakistan and the region at large.
It is my sincere advice to USA to look at the situation of South Asia with impartial mind and weigh the role of Pakistan in War in Terror and all your indicators will lead you to believe that it is Pakistan which helped USA and not India.
Mr. Rex the people of Pakistan are once again disappointed to hear your "Do More" demand. Please come out from this syndrome of do more and let us work together to smash terrorists. Moreover, I strongly urge USA to accept Pakistan as a victim and stop being unappreciative of Pakistan's efforts in eliminating terrorism.
Lastly, the discrimination against Pakistan must also stop and US must work with Pakistan on equal basis to fight against terrorists. Because this is the only way terrorism can be defeated permanently from the region.


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If you are ready to become a part of a team that is like family, and where work / life balance in Property Management is the normal lets talk today!
Our Client:
Is without a doubt one of the the market leaders in the Sydney marketplace with offices spread throughout Sydney.With a culture and environment that is like no other this group pride themselves on their motivating and family style culture. With 5 star training and the latest systems they are currently looking for a Senior Property Manager to join their fast paced team based in their Eastern Suburbs offices.
The role:
A Senior Property Manager role working in a team of successful, knowledgeable & close knit Property Management team that loves to power through their work but knows how to have plenty of laughs along the way. With your own dedicated Leasing Consultant and with no trust accounting nor BDM duties, your role is to really nurture your portfolio and ensure they are given the top customer service experience that this brand is known for.
Day to day duties will encompass all the usual responsibilities including:
- Landlord and tenant liaison
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The Role of Technology in Graphic Design
It is that being a designer you're able to provide a visual aspect. For being a fantastic designer, artists will need to have good understanding of visual arts, text font and forms, colours, items, motif of the plan, etc.. When the tech is currently performing for all? With episode choose … Continue reading


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HP HD Pro 42-in Scanner
[1] Up to 0.6-inches (15-mm) thickness.
[2] HP SmartStream is a professional software solution that supports HP PageWide XL printer series and HP DesignJet Production printers.
[3] Monochrome scanning: A1/D image with black text graphics at 200 dpi; color scanning: A1/D fully-inked color image at 200 dpi, 24-bit RGB.
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I LOVE U, ACTUAL LOVE, both of u dearly. I have watched from afar and been lucky enough to share closer spaces of recent. You have indeed grown into a powerfully loving and fierce force of light. Yous a boss. Reflectin authentic love back n forth, both yall awake…. is so valuable to see. ( . )( . )
Actual love is not a zero sum game.
I've been told by many people throughout my life that I'm combative. Insist on arguing. Always have to be right. I never really knew what to do with that, because (and the irony here isn't lost on me) I'm not combative, arguing, trying to be right or "get my way." Perpetually on a quest to understand all aspects of a thing, I would present my reasoning expecting the other party to return with their reasonings. Then (or so I plan), we could objectively look at all sides, explore other points of view and collaborate on the best possible way to proceed together. Sometimes that works out, and sometimes people think I'm being argumentative… which I do occasionally become once the other side starts throwing sucker punches and hurts my feelings.
I've gotten much better at communicating in a way that avoids this over my professional career, but really my solutions just skirt the issue. It's core was still there, and occasionally personal interactions would explode—seemingly from left field—leaving me shocked, confused and somehow labeled the asshole when all I tried to do was understand the other person and help them understand my point of view as well. It was only recently, via my relationship with the absolute love of my life, Bryce, that I was finally able to see how the phrasing and conversational abbreviations I used in casual conversation was contributing to my perceived combative nature. Changing the way one speaks is not an easy thing and will certainly not happen overnight, but it's situations like the one I recently experienced—uncomfortable growth catalyzed and nurtured by someone who loves you—that make relationships so much more meaningful. So much more powerful.
Although events leading to this epiphany were not entirely pleasant, the payoff is certainly worth it. I have never been so motivated by anyone, so inspired by vulnerability, or so willing to change aspects of myself for someone else. I have never had a partner that was willing to say the difficult things that need to be said, nor actually receive the difficult things they need to hear; most people are too paralyzed by fear of rejection or confrontation to start a dialog on such subjects, but if you truly, legitimately love someone, you have to be willing to have those difficult conversations.
I am so glad Bryce is in my life. We push each other outside of our comfort zones. We don't abandon each other when the waters get rough. We are mutually open to shedding a bit of our ego to make room for the other person's well being. We inspire each other, praise each other, are team mates and companions. We laugh together, fight together, and occasionally shed a tear together. We are captain and first mate, skipper and cabin wench. We will conquer empires together and fall flat on our faces together. We find strength in each other, but most importantly, we make each other better people because we are greater than the sum of our parts.
I finally understand what love actually is. And this time, I'm actually ready for it.


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Rewind on Sounds Like Me
I recently took part in a discussion with Finn Johannsen as part of a series called Rewind, for a Germany based website called Sounds Like Me.Rewind involves Finn talking with various folk about a particularly significant musical release that had an impact on their life. I chose the Strange Fruit release which compiled the first two sessions recorded by Napalm Death for John Peel.
You can read the discussion, and listen to part of the release in question, here.


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Officials in Israel and the U.S. have condemned the murder by arson of Ali Dawabsha, the little boy in Duma in occupied Palestine, last night. Here is a sampling of tweets and links that capture the alternative view: that the atrocity followed from official Israeli policy of promoting and underwriting Jewish colonization of the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Daniel Wickham, LSE student:
Extremist settlers are 100% responsible for the consequences of their actions, but let's be clear about one thing.
Without the occupation, they would not be able to murder and attack Palestinian civilians in the West Bank. They are enabled by it.
Arab Secularist writes:
Don't let liberals fool you, the murder of that Palestinian baby isn't just a settler-crime, it's not disconnected from the Israeli state.
How can Netanyahu really crack down when he and his own gov't place settlers above the law, and use dog-whistle racsm?
Jeffrey Goldberg:
Because things can change.
Does Goldberg really believe that? S. Daniela Park links a study published in June
Jewish Israeli teens lean right, many support 'price tag'
The study showed that
In an alarming trend, only 28% of Jewish respondents said they condemned so-called price tag attacks associated with religious, far-right Jewish groups, with students from a traditional home surprisingly more likely to decry those attacks than their secular peers.
Scott Roth says Goldberg is part of the problem and says:
Unless @Netanyahu is willing to evict those who call for this sort of stuff (Ayelet Shaked et al) from his government, his words are empty.
Shaked– Israel's Minister of Justice— had posted an essay that called Palestinian babies little snakes, and called "the entire Palestinian people" Israel's enemy.
And Roth issued this challenge:
@Netanyahu when will you admit that you preside over a state defined by sectarian divisions and that your side is part of the problem?
Here's another minister who makes racist statements. Dima S. wrote:
Not long ago Israeli "defense minister" promised to kill more Palestinian and Lebanese babies.
She links to EI report by Asa Winstanley:
Israeli defense minister Moshe Yaalon on Tuesday [May 12] said Israel would attack entire civilian neighborhoods during any future assault on Gaza or Lebanon…. "we are going to hurt Lebanese civilians to include kids of the family. We went through a very long deep discussion … we did it in [the] Gaza Strip, we are going to do it in any round of hostilities in the future."
Israel killed more than 500 children in assault on Gaza a year ago, per the Institute for Middle East Understanding.
Jessica Schulberg at Huffpo:
State Dept condemnation of the murder of a Palestinian baby fails makes ZERO mention of settlements
Also fails to call on Israel to do more to prevent these attacks
While @StateDept has identified settler attacks in subsequent annual terror reports, its taken no discernible anti-terrorism steps aginst it
Israeli settlements like Maale Efraim have security perimeters around them, Palestinian villages like Duma dont
Scott Roth keys off the New York Times' first draft this morning:
Buried at the bottom of the page in the world briefing with strange passive language. @nytimes you're horrible.
If Palestinians had burned a Jewish baby to death I doubt @nytimes would present it this way.
Lara Friedman, Peace Now:
Don't buy the hype or facile condemnations.Today 's W. Bank attack was not unforseeable or a one-off. Learn more: [Link to history of pricetag attacks, 2011 to now]
Elisabeth Tsurkov links to the Facebook picture, above, of Ahmed Sa'ed Dawabsha, the 4-year-old brother of Ali, who was killed in the attack, and says:
When a nation denies millions their basic rights, it needs to dehumanize them to justify it. The attack is the result of this dehumanization
Facts speak for themselves – only 7.6% of complaints by Palestinians about settler violence lead to indictments [link to Yesh Din report on "Mock Enforcements"]
A burned infant was only a matter of time in view of policy to not protect Palestinians from violent settlers
It links to this statement about the violent nature of the occupation.
In recent years, Israeli civilians set fire to dozens of Palestinian homes, mosques, businesses, agricultural land and vehicles in the West Bank. The vast majority of these cases were never solved, and in many of them the Israeli Police did not even bother take elementary investigative actions.
The fact that the Samaria and Judea (SHAI) Police and other law enforcement bodies have failed to solve these attacks isn't fate. Rather, it is the result of a policy expressed throughout all levels of the law enforcement system, in particular the political echelons, up to and including the Prime Minister.
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Research of the Week
Olympic gold medalists die earlier than silver medalists (on average).
Despite increased HPV vaccine uptake, HPV-related cancers are on the rise.
Cardio and weight lifting have different effects on our hormones (so do both).
If you're sensitive to alcohol, you might be sensitive to sleep deprivation, too.
Sun exposure alters gut bacteria independent of vitamin D.
New Primal Blueprint Podcasts
Episode 273: Seamus Mullen: Host Elle Russ chats with Seamus Mullen, an award-winning New York chef and cookbook author who used diet to cure his rheumatoid arthritis.
Each week, select Mark's Daily Apple blog posts are prepared as Primal Blueprint Podcasts. Need to catch up on reading, but don't have the time? Prefer to listen to articles while on the go? Check out the new blog post podcasts below, and subscribe to the Primal Blueprint Podcast here so you never miss an episode.
Interesting Blog Posts
Parenting an infant can be scary, but at least you know not to give your teething kid opium.
An interesting hypothesis for why those paleolithic Venus statues were so curvaceous.
Don't count out Monsanto just yet.
Media, Schmedia
Is a diverse diet actually important (or helpful)?
Everything Else
A Denisovan and a Neanderthal, sittin' in a cave…
Kanye gets it.
It works in monkeys. Now, researchers are going to try reprogrammed stem cells in human Parkinson's patients.
Teens prefer texting to books.
Things I'm Up to and Interested In
Study I'm reading: Health coaching works.
Analysis I enjoyed: Regarding the effects drinking (and not drinking) has on mortality.
Concept I'm pondering: Does purported longevity drug rapamycin slow down time?
Announcement I'm pleased to, well, announce: PETA has liberated the animals!
Interesting line in a study's conclusion: "Hyperlipidemia is not an important cause of coronary atherosclerosis."
Recipe Corner
- Keto caprese salad, just like what your keto Italian mama would have made.
- Got an air fryer? Try these coconut shrimp.
Time Capsule
One year ago (Aug 19 – Aug 25)
- Is Keto Bad for the Thyroid? – Well, is it?
- CrossFit Training: How Primal Enables Elite Performance – Upgrade your game without hurting your health.
Comment of the Week
"I know the 'and his dog' was meant as a joke, but our dog has bone cancer in her humerus. Rather than the recommended amputation, chemo and radiation treatment path, we have her on several holistic treatments and changed her diet to Keto. No glycogen to feed her cancer cells, and cancer cells (which need lots of energy) don't do well on ketones. We are just months in, but she is enjoying life everyday."
– That's dogs for ya, Jan. Good luck!
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Education Commission Board Meeting – October 6, 2015
Education Commission Board Meeting
Principal's Report October 6, 2015
Item: Iowa Assessments completed. Testing was done over a two week period in grades 3,4,5,6,7,8.
Item: Donations and Grants
Aurora Catholic Education Foundation: $6,358
United in Faith Tuition Assistance: $16,000
United in Faith Grant:$1,847
Private Donation to Scholarship Fund: $400
Financial Aid awarded in the amount of $18,250 to 18 families/33 students between UIF grants and St. Therese Scholarships.
United in Faith Grants 14,500 ($150O) Remains in reserve for emergency tuition assistance.
St. Therese Scholarships awarded: $3,750. ($9,128) remains in the scholarship fund as seed money for the Annual Scholarship Dinner Dance and emergency tuition assistance.
Item: Dance Committee met. Great turnout. Set goal of $20,000 for next Spring's event.
Goals for next meeting: Timetable for event
Standardized pricing for ads
Basket themes
Item: Brochure in process. Photographer was here all day October 1. Check out facebook for a sneak peek at his work.
Item: Diocesan Subsidy ( $50,400): Quarterly Report submitted by Fr. Mike and Mr. Neis follows.
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|A demonstration by the ASSÉ
Strike votes will be take place in early February. Full‑time student tuition in Québec is increasing by over $1600, in addition to extra fees charged on campus.
Since September students have been holding a series of escalating actions, building pressure against the government. Some campuses saw students staging "paper storms" after paying tuition, as thousands of bills were thrown from campus balconies like confetti. Students also built a brick wall overnight in front of the minister of education's office door, highlighting blocked access to education.
The most significant protest was a demonstration of over 30,000 in the streets of Montreal. Even some campuses that have been shy of militant mobilization joined in. McGill students returned to occupy the president's office and were violently forced out by riot police.
The demo was the first united student march since 2005 when Québec students rallied with the labour movement for several weeks, shutting down high schools, colleges and universities, as well as the port of Montreal, in the largest education mobilization in Canadian history. That protest halted large fee increases until now, although it also created controversy, when one block of student unions broke unity to negotiate a compromise deal without consulting the broader movement.
In Québec, student unions hold campus‑wide general assemblies several times a year to decide important strategic and policy questions. Student unions are affiliated into three major groups ‑ the left‑wing Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante (ASSÉ), and the Fédération étudiante universitaire du Québec (FEUQ) and Fédération étudiante collégiale du Québec (FECQ). There is also a much looser organized TASQ and a large number of unaffiliated or independent student unions.
"Students are angry and optimistic," Marianne Breton Fontaine, leader of the Ligue de la jeunesse communiste du Québec, told People's Voice. Breton Fontaine pointed to a November all‑student union meeting which agreed on a basis of unity around accessible education, and also a new coalition uniting ASSÉ with seven other student unions.
"Already some campuses have voted yes, but the FEUQ appears to be working on its own strategy, electing the nationalist Parti Quebecois," Breton Fontaine said.
"In the electoral struggle is it is not the PQ but Quebec solidaire that is closest to the demands of the students, but at any rate this question will mainly be decided on the streets," she said, pointing to the "Red Hand" coalition (labour, housing and other social activists, as well as many students) which is calling for a political strike in defence of public services, free health care and education, and progressive taxation. "Connecting as many people as possible, linking students' demands with broader social-economic issues ‑ like the austerity budget and economic crisis ‑ this is the way forward," she concluded.


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Cold-Flo Fog Machine New from Global Special Effects
The new Cold-Flo fog machine from Global Special Effects features an internal cooling system that keeps the fog chilled so that it never reaches more than 40 cm (16inches) in height, the supplier says, so there is no need for CO2. The unit creates a "sea of clouds" effect, according to the supplier.
For more information, check the box for Reader Service Card No. 101 at www.freeproductinfo.net/se.
Holo-Walls Debuts Custom-printed Floor Wraps
Holo-Walls has introduced custom-printed dance floor wraps produced on durable, 6-milimeter white gloss vinyl with the company's signature removable adhesive. Easy to apply and remove, the wraps can be produced for any size floor using high-resolution PDF or Illustrator files, the company says, as a simple floor decal all the way to a full edge-to-edge floor print. The printed vinyl can also be used for temporary installations such as bar fronts, tables and wall applications, where ease of removal is essential.
For more information, check the box for Reader Service Card No. 102 at www.freeproductinfo.net/se.
Illusions Offers New Line of LED Stools
Offering a sleek, asymmetrical design, the new line of acrylic stools and cocktail tables from Illusions Rentals and Designs features LED lights. Multiple color options are available, the company says.
For more information, check the box for Reader Service Card No. 103 at www.freeproductinfo.net/se.
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I'm loving these adorable fall pieces from the GAP. Your mini me will be incredibly stylish and at these prices you'll be able to pick up a few things for your wardrobe.
sweater | vest | mr. fancy pants graphic onesie | flannel shirt | ghost onesie | beanie | moccasins
Mademoiselle: leopard hat | coat | flats | stripped dress | kitty mask pjs | boo onesie | cat tights