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There are many reasons to have a domestic cleaner at home. But one of the biggest advantages is all the time you save. A recent survey found the average woman spends over 18 hours a week on housework, not just cleaning. That's a lot of time. What else could you do with it?
What about learning French, Spanish or German?
Learning a new language is a dream many of us have. Imagine going on holiday and speaking like a native. Think how much more you could get from the holiday if you could chat to the locals. Then there's the benefit to your health. Studies show that being bilingual is good for you. You may even ward off Alzheimer's disease by keeping your mind active and exercising new parts of your brain. The US Foreign Service Institute lists Spanish, French and German as the easiest to learn. According to their research, your 18 hours a week is enough to be fluent in 6 months! Magnifique!
Fancy something more active? What about training for a marathon? When you think about how the marathon tradition started, it is a wonder it caught on. History tell us that the first man to run a marathon shouted 'nike' at the finish line and promptly died. No, he wasn't sponsored by a famous trainer brand! Nike meant victory in Greek, and he was reporting that a war had been won.
Since that time we've learned a lot about training and equipment. It is still a big achievement, but you are highly unlikely to die. Instead, you get the to enjoy the famous runner's high. And bragging rights. You can also do great things for charity. And as for your health – well runners gain loads of health benefit.….what's stopping you?
Pounding the streets not your thing? If your idea of a good time involves a sofa and a good book, it may surprise you to know that you could read 100 novels a year! On average it takes 10 hours of actual reading to complete a 300 page novel. So your housework is worth almost 2 novels a week. Who knows where that will lead? You might even write your own novel (after all, you've got the time!)
They say that a clean and tidy home is great for your spiritual development. In fact, for the Japanese, cleaning and tidying is an important spiritual practice. So what if your clean and tidy home inspired you to spend your time training to become a yoga teacher? With your 18 hours a week you could become fully qualified in 6 months.
OK. So, you're already a voracious reader with a running habit and a thriving yoga practice on the side? You need a new goal, something to stretch you. Well why not become a world expert? Imagine the life. BBC Breakfast are on the 'phone – they want to you to join them on the sofa to comment on global events. The world hangs on your every word. Your books are best-sellers. Presidents and Prime Ministers ask your advice. All you have to do to make it happen is keep your domestic cleaner for 10 years. Spend the time you save on studying your specialist subject. And there you are – an expert! At least that's according to Malcolm Gladwell.
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Valley Rural Electric Cooperative is recruiting local businesses to enroll in the Co-op Connections® Program. Along with other Touchstone Energy® cooperatives across the nation, Valley REC developed this discount card program to deliver more value to cooperative members and promote participating businesses. The program is available free-of-charge to both members and businesses.
May 13, 2013
As of Monday, June 3, payments will no longer be accepted at the Huntingdon district office. In addition, there will not be a night deposit box available at that office. However, members can still apply for service at that location.
May 6, 2013
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA), in cooperation with the National Rural Education Association (NREA), is offering a mini-grant program for rural teachers. The program is sponsored and funded by NRECA. Every year ten grants of $500 each are offered for student-based projects dealing with the science of energy or electricity. This year's grants must be expended during the 2013-2014 school year.
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Home > Books, Journals, and other Publications > Peer-reviewed Journals > Journal of Educational Controversy > Vol. 11 > No. 1 (2016)
Article Title
A Violence of "Best Practice" and Unintended Consequences?: Domestic Violence and the Making of a Disordered Subjectivity
domestic violence, cultural resistance, best practice, disordered subjectivities, behavioral frameworks of school discipline
Document Type
Article in Response to Controversy
Often, efforts by schools to standardize marginalized children with histories of domestic violence have alarming effects. More recent efforts of standardization typically find a sustained existence in the discourse of "best" practices predicated upon a religious-like adherence to behavioral data driven frameworks. This article traces how children and youth with histories of domestic violence (or HDV youth) navigate and resist deficit laden school subjectivities shaped by special education discourses of medicalization and pathologization. In one case study, I spell out how an elementary school created and maintained an HDV child's EBD (emotional behavioral disordered) subjectivity with detrimental effects. The article ends with further critique of the social and emotional (behavioral) frameworks populating our schools today and their relationship to the school-to-prison pipeline for children and youth with histories of domestic violence.
Recommended Citation
Pyscher, Tracey
"A Violence of "Best Practice" and Unintended Consequences?: Domestic Violence and the Making of a Disordered Subjectivity,"
Journal of Educational Controversy: Vol. 11
, Article 3.
Available at: https://cedar.wwu.edu/jec/vol11/iss1/3
Subjects - Topical (LCSH)
Family violence--United States; Children--Violence against; School discipline--United States; Adjustment disorders in children
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United States
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Summer is Winding Down Here.
Year Round Schools are already in Session. 2 Weeks In.
Miss Doodle 2 has 2 More Weeks.
Doodle T Day Care is Open. Our Savior. A Special Space for the Girls. Down the Hall from Me.
Noon. Lunch. Let's Take a Break.
A 15 Minute Adventure in the Parking Structure.
Take the Elevator to the Top Floor and Walk Down.
Or Rather Dance and Pose and Goof Around on the Way Down.
Once on Top, We Spied the Local Daycare Center Kids on a Field Trip.
Dressed in Orange for Safety. Cute.
4 Stories Up is a Great Vantage Point to See What there is to See.
It's Hot on Top. But a Nice Break from the Frigid Office.
The Outside Elevator. This Thing is Creepy.
We Got Stuck in It. No One Came When We Pushed the Red Alarm Button.
We are Making a Sign…
Beware. Enter This Elevator With a Phone. Or Better Yet, Take the Stairs.
Rustic or Rather Rusted Charm.
The Views are Hard Edge Graphic Linear Perspective. Is that a Thing?
All of Downtown at Our Feet.
Sunglasses are Needed in the Noon Day Glare.
Heading Down.
Ballet Pirouette Practice. Don't Worry. No One is Looking.
The Dark, Dreary, Smelly Stairs Down.
One More Pirouette.
Street Level at Last.
A Little Spying on the High School Lunch Crowd. Don't Tell. 🙂
Office Lunch!
The Electric Kettle Makes Great Hot Ramen Noodles in a Penguin Jar.
Cold Leftovers for Mom.
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My three and one-half year old son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and is now a happy preschooler. Although we have done our best to tightly control his blood sugar levels, it has not been easy. I am concerned about the long term effects of low blood sugars in young children with type 1 diabetes. What types of learning disabilities are most common in children diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at a young age? Is there any type of therapy that can be done to correct this condition?
Learning difficulties are not more common in children with type 1 diabetes. Children who have frequent and prolonged hypoglycaemia under the age of five have been reported to have learning difficulties, particularly difficulties with spatial orientation, numbers, and I think occasionally memory, concentration and comprehension. However, these problems are not common, and are related to significant and prolonged hypoglycaemia.
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Then instead of rambling on about how hard car care is in Key West, the principal piece of advice I have, is to not drive an exotic car as you don't want to have to take it to Miami for a mechanic to do the least thing. Which is where I resume my original thread about a bunch of odd little signs, seen recently.
En Français a bizarre dog is just that with no further explanation offered while the sign in English below makes the case that mayhem may ensue if you ignore the advice.
This sign below, photographed previously on this page is a nice reminder that the sign above originated as the sign below, but 'be aware' is now commonly abbreviated into the more common 'beware.'
A blob behind José's Cantina as was, on White Street. It used to be a Cuba restaurant but I suppose now that it's closed the Blob might as well be eating Chinese dumplings.
I wonder what this bumper sticker means? I rather suspect the owner thinks that if you disagree with him you are flat wrong. And screw you if you disagree. Civility in public discourse? How old fashioned!
I wonder how many people have seen the connection between the Corsican Constitution of 1755 as authored by Pasquale de Paoli the revolutionary leader of Corsican Independence doomed to live out his life in exile in London, and the US declaration of independence published two decades later? I how that comparison would be received by the owner of the sticker.
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Southend Echo - A DEBATE has been launched to decide whether police officers in the county should be armed with guns at all times.
Members of the Essex Police Federation are being asked to complete a survey, which will last for a month, into whether they would be willing to carry a gun or Taser - or if the prospect of being armed would put them off the job altogether.
Steve Taylor, chairman of the federation, has launched the debate following the Westminster terror attack in March. PC Keith Palmer, who was unarmed, was stabbed to death.
Mr Taylor said: "With the horrific events in Westminster, our members have been debating the age old question of whether all police officers should be armed.
"That debate has also broadened to whether all officers should also carry Taser."
He added: "As a federation we think it is time to re-canvass our members so our own position on these important issues can reflect their views."
Options in the survey for officers – on both Tasers and firearms – include whether they would want to carry them at all times on duty.
On firearms, options for officers to choose from include whether they think there needs to be more officers carrying guns, whether the current numbers are adequate or whether police officers want to carry guns both off and on duty.
They are also being asked if the thought of carrying a gun would make them leave the job.
Mr Taylor added: "We will be using the results to assess our own position on these two options and to assist in our conversations with the force.
"The results will also ensure that we can effectively contribute in the national debate taking place in policing on these important issues."
Currently, around 70 officers across the Essex Police force are trained to use Tasers, which can help protect them against criminals intent on using weapons.
Following calls from the Essex Police Federation, 92 more officers will now undergo the training, including 23 dog handlers.
A further 41 officers are due to follow suit after a review.
Chief Constable Stephen Kavanagh said that Tasers could help in the fight against criminals who are intent on using violence on the streets - particularly against officers.
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How to Ungroup Tabs in Excel
Business managers and owners group worksheets in Excel so that changes made to one worksheet apply automatically to all connected worksheets. When you group worksheets together, the tabs at the bottom of Excel turn white to indicate that they're selected and grouped. Although this feature helps you to update identical data quickly across many worksheets, it can also cause you to accidentally make undesired changes if you forget that you're working within a group. To prevent errors, Microsoft has designed Excel so that you can effortlessly ungroup tabbed worksheets with keyboard or menu commands.
Separate a single worksheet and tab from the grouped worksheets and tabs. Press the "Ctrl" key on your computer keyboard and click the tab you want to ungroup once. To ungroup additional tabs, click the tabs desired. When you're finished, release the "Ctrl" key.
Ungroup all of the worksheets and tabs. Right-click any grouped tab at the bottom of the workbook to open a pop-up menu of options and then click the "Ungroup Sheets" option.
Confirm that you've ungrouped the tabs. Check that the color of the tab or tabs has changed from white to default blue (or the color or colors used to organize the worksheets). If you ungrouped all of the tabs, confirm the action by checking that "[Group]" no longer appears at the top of the Excel window near the center of the title bar.
- Clicking a group tab won't ungroup the tabs connected to it.
- You can also ungroup worksheet tabs by clicking any non-grouped tab.
- To regroup worksheets and tabs, hold "Ctrl," click the tabs for the worksheets you want to group and then release the "Ctrl" key.
- To regroup all of a workbook's worksheets, right-click a tab and click the "Select All Sheets" option on the pop-up menu.
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The Arlington school system showed improvement last year on the Standards of
Learning tests and exceeded its goal under the federal No Child Left Behind law,
but a third of the county's schools still failed to meet all their targets.
Ten of Arlington's 30 schools did not make "Adequate Yearly Progress" in either
math or reading in at least one category. All four of the elementary schools
that failed to achieve AYP missed their targets in only one or two demographic
"The results show we are making progress in pass rates for Standards of Learning
tests," said School Board member Ed Fendley. "But it also shows we have some
work to do."
School Board member Dave Foster said he was pleased by the modest gains shown
this year, cautioned that the school system still has far to go before it meets
parents' expectations.
"We're moving in the right direction, but not as quickly as we'd like or
uniformly," Foster said.
Elementary schools made the greatest strides, with four schools — Abingdon,
Barcroft, Claremont and Hoffman-Boston — not meeting all of their goals, down
from seven the previous year. Only two schools did not pass every reading
category, compared to seven in the 2004-2005 year.
After Arlington students experienced greater difficulty with the reading exams
last year, school officials asked teachers to spend more time in the classroom
developing reading skills.
"People were paying attention to the results last year," Superintendent Robert
Smith said. "Schools made adjustments, and I think it made an impact."
The standards for achieving AYP last year were more stringent than in the past:
69 percent of students from each demographic group had to pass the reading exam,
up from 65 percent last year, and 67 percent of students in each group had to
pass the mathematics exam, up from 63 percent in 2004-2005. Students in grades
four, six and seven were tested for the first time, joining their counterparts
in grades three, five and eight.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS cautioned that the results were preliminary and could change as
final numbers come in later this fall.
All five Arlington middle schools failed to meet their objectives under the No
Child Left Behind law, with one school missing in eight different categories.
The main reason for the "disappointing" results, Smith said, was the performance
of sixth- and seventh-graders, classes that had never been tested before. Since
it was a new test, Smith believes the passing level for the two grades may have
been set too high.
Scores for subgroups are only counted if more than 50 students in the category
take the test. As a result of the influx of new test takers, Arlington middle
schools failed for the first time in a variety of subgroups including students
with disabilities and those with limited English proficiency.
The most important factor in helping more Arlington schools make AYP this school
year is identifying the areas where individual students require the greatest
amount of support and tailoring the curriculum to meet those needs, school
officials said.
The school system runs data analysis of every student's test scores and provides
that information to teachers. It is imperative that teachers then implement that
knowledge in the classroom by paying extra attention to students who struggle,
school officials said.
"We are going to work with kids who are experiencing difficulty, and try to make
sure he or she does better," Smith said.
School officials also cautioned parents not to read too much into a single test.
Administrators have expressed frustration at the federal requirement's sliding
targets, because they can often obscure the school system's progress.
If a school improves by 8 percent in a category but still misses its target
under AYP, it is branded a failure when in fact it is a success story, school
officials said.
"You can't look at these results in isolation," Fendley said. "They are
important indicators, but only one measure of how are kids and schools are


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N Forms Stakeholder Teleconference
The USCIS Field Operations Directorate, Office of Intake and Document Production and Office of Public Engagement held an engagement on Wednesday, November 30 from noon to 1:00 pm (Eastern) to discuss changes to the process for filing citizenship and naturalization forms.
On Oct. 30, 2011, USCIS began accepting Forms, N-336, N-600 and N-600K at the Phoenix Lockbox facility and Form N-300 at the Dallas Lockbox facility. After Dec. 2, 2011, individuals will be required to file these forms at a Lockbox facility instead of a local USCIS office. During the teleconference, USCIS provided filing tips as well address questions about the new process.


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Today is the third end-of-year celebration since the launching of this site, following 2008, 2009, 2010. Today also marks the end of the first decade of the new millennium. As we were busy with our lives and our work, a decade flashed by faster than we thought.
I remember I was with DMR working on Y2K project at Sprint PCS, working overtime testing their software readiness. I remember Christmas celebration and team-building outings with that company. I remember getting my daughter back from YMCA daycare. I remember a Chinese colleague of mine went to our apartment with his wife and two daughters. Now DMR, YMCA daycare, and that colleague are no longer here, the first two entities having gone under and that colleague being consumed by brain cancer. Yet, the memories of these events and people are as vivid as yesterday.
The first decade started with an economic boom at least in the US and ended with its opposite, loudly pronouncing a future very much different from the one when the millennium just started. The events and changes in this decade are of huge momentum, setting path toward the new arrangement of power and direction for most of the powerful countries. It is interesting to see where these powers will end up at the end of next decade, that is, year 2020.
This passing decade also saw big changes in my children with one moving from elementary school to college, the other from daycare to high school. I am sure by now both of them know what they want to do with their lives and there is no shortcut to their goals. I wish them success in their endeavors.
To my dear friends and readers, I wish all of you happiness and healthiness. Remember you are happy only when you are healthy and you have got what you want in life or at least you know what you want and are in the process of reaching your goal.
Happy New Year!


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Many ransomware strains such as WannaCry, already have the ability to remove both system restore points and your Windows backups altogether.
Rather worryingly, experts also suggest that ransomware is expected to increasingly target backup files in the future.
With that in mind, we're particularly excited to see BackupAssist v10.1.0 go live today, as it includes CryptoSafeGuard, a free feature designed to tackle these problems head on.


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I don't think you have really experience life until you have really lived in fear, then and only then will you overcome it.
From getting into a boxing ring for the first time too getting on to a plane to the other side of the world for 3 months to "find myself" I have experience fear. Only by doing those things I have overcome them and become a better, stronger person.
I remember my first boxing fight where in the first round I got hit hard in the face and remember thinking 'Sugar Me she actually hit me…and it didn't hurt!'. Fear is a big thing that can easily get you second guessing yourself. Overthink it and it could destroy you. The only way to change this mindset is to stand up to it and say 'screw you, I CAN do this!'
I have just ended an events project in Portugal where I have been working there for over a month all by myself. At first I thought it would be super easy to get stuck into the Portuguese lifestyle as I had just done 3 months in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. But there was a minor issue of the language barrier!! I didn't know a world Portuguese.
Even though my family and friends where only a 2hour flight away compared to a 24hour flight when I was traveling I felt extremely vulnerable and the thought of talking to the locals in ANOTHER LANGUAGE scared me! But the only way I concurred this fear of not being alone was to pull my finger out and at least give it a go.
Yes, I got some funny looks while trying to put a sentence together or asking for something but I blooming well tried and that was the main thing. I think the funniest thing was making hand signals trying indicate what I was trying to say, I must have looked like a absolute wally! I remember my last day in Porto where I'd met up with some friends who I hadn't seen since I'd arrived (I couldn't speak a word back then) and I spoke Portuguese to them (well I managed about 3 sentences) and they nearly fell over in shock! They were so impressed by how far I had come. In my head I was desperately trying to think of my next sentence in Portuguese but also extremely happy with their response.
I remember my first week in Porto someone said to me in a sarcastic tone 'Oh, you can only say two words in Portuguese". I was then slightly hurt by this comment, thinking how on earth will I be able to manage more than a month of this! But persistence is truly key. I stuck at it, and by the end I went up to that person before I left and spoke Portuguese to them and their face looked like I'd slapped them with a wet fish!
So test yourself, fear is evil omem and will only be conjured if it's stare right in the face.
I can successfully say I have massively overcome my fear of putting myself out there and saying 'you know what, I've got this!'.
So, what is the harm of at least trying? What's the worst that can happen?!


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Celebrating a New Start from Stem Cells
It's easy to grasp the medical miracle of the organ transplant, where a kidney or heart is passed from one person to another to restore the life of the recipient. Stem cell transplants are a little more abstract in concept, with the life-saving exchange happening via blood donation and infusion rather than the drama of dual surgeries. But the effects upon patients who receive a stem cell transplant are no less transformative, providing them with a new future free from leukemia, myeloma and other bone marrow cancers and the health issues and unpleasant treatments those conditions entail.
As such, it made sense to organize an opportunity for stem cell transplant patients to share that experience with each other, just as recipients of other types of transplants have their own events. The 2nd annual Celebration of Life – a reunion of patients, donors, family members and medical staff – was held this past weekend at the University of Chicago Medical Center, drawing more than 200 people to hear and share stories of the procedure's success. Held in the atrium of the Duchossois Center for Advanced Medicine, a beautiful spring day appropriately bathed the attendees in sunlight as they talked about the new beginning offered by the treatment.
While patients and their families mingled at the event, we pulled some aside to hear the stories of life before and after stem cell transplant. In the video below, you can view several of those stories, from patients who had their transplant in recent months to patients who received a stem cell transplant more than 15 years ago. We also heard from Koen van Besien, director of the stem cell transplant program at the Medical Center, about why he is "humbled" to see so many patients living healthy lives after the procedure.
A common thread throughout the event was the ever-widening window for people to be eligible for stem cell transplant. By coincidence, van Besien and Lucy Godley have a commentary in this week's issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, describing the advances that have allowed doctors to treat more patients with stem cell transplant. For people who are unable to receive autologous transplants from their own blood, the search for compatible donors has been a major obstacle for the procedure. But as the JAMA commentary describes, innovation in the immunological testing of potential donors, preservation of umbilical cord blood, and drugs that enable the use of partially-matched donors are giving more and more patients access to the treatment. As Andrew Artz says in the video below, the hope is that the procedure will become so widely available that future reunions will need to take place in Soldier Field.
For more on stem cell transplants, see our Dr. FAQ videos with Dr. Godley posted last week.


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Mariah Carey, Black Eyed Peas added to Curacao's North Sea Jazz
Mariah Carey, the Black Eyed Peas and Maroon 5 are among the stars that will perform at this year's North Sea Jazz Festival in Curacao.
Curacao's North Sea Jazz will this year feature some of the biggest names in music among, them Mariah Carey, Earth, Wind and Fire, the Black Eyed Peas, Gladys Knight and Maroon 5.
The North Sea Jazz Festival will take place over three nights and will also feature a range of Latin acts such as Mr Worldwide, Pitbull, who has released 10 full-length albums, including Global Warming, Globalisation and his most recent, Climate Change. His second Spanish-language album and ninth overall, Dale, received the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock, Urban or Alternative Album.
Created by Dutch Jazz promoter Paul Acket in 1976, the Festival has grown into an international spectacle, with 16 stages presenting 220 acts over a period of three days - and over 100,000 people in attendance - in Rotterdam, Netherlands. A second installment of the North Sea Jazz Festival is now held on the island of Curacao.
The North Sea Jazz Festival has become world-renowned for the many musical genres which it offers each year, ranging from traditional New Orleans Jazz, Swing, Bop, Free Jazz, European House, Fusion, Avant Garde and electronic Jazz to Blues, Gospel, Funk, Soul, Grove, HipHop, R&B, World Beat and Latin.
Artists such as Prince, Chris Brown, Lenny Kravitz, Tom Jones, Diana Ross, Bruno Mars, Rod Stewart and Marc Anthony have been among a plethora of musical stars who have graced the stage in Curacao.
Here is the line up for this year's event:
Thursday, August 29
Juan Luis Guerra
Singer, songwriter, and producer Juan Luis Guerra is one of the best-known Latin artists of the last decades. Hailing from the Dominican Republic, he is considered a poet and a musician of the people in his home country, but his fame is spread far wider. To date, Guerra has sold over 30 million albums and won numerous awards, including 21 Latin Grammy Awards, three Grammy Awards, and two Latin Billboard Music Awards (plus a Lifetime Achievement Award earlier this year). He does not limit himself to one style of music but incorporates different rhythms like merengue, bolero-bachata, balada, salsa, rock 'n roll, and even gospel. The Latin superstar has graced the Curaçao North Sea Jazz stages three times before (in 2011, 2014, and 2016), which sets a record: no other artist has been here as often. Guerra released his latest single in May, I Love You More, which preceded his new album, Literal.
Havana D'PrimeraCuban Timba band Havana D'Primera guarantees a swinging audience when they start to play. Founded by Alexander Abreu in 2008, the band was formed by a collective of musicians in the Cuban music scene, numbering 17 members in total. Abreu is considered one of the best trumpeters of his generation and is also a skilled composer, singer, and bandleader. Many consider the band's hit single Me Dicen Cuba the new national anthem of Cuba. Havana D'Primera has been at Curaçao North Sea Jazz before: in 2016 they were part of Sergio George's project The Cuban Affair. Fusing rhythms across salsa, jazz, funk, and Afro-Cuban, the band have released four studio albums so far. The latest is 2018's Cantor Del Pueblo, which landed them their second Latin Grammy nomination for Best Salsa Album
Aymée Nuviola
Aymée Nuviola, nicknamed 'La Sonera del Mundo', is a well-respected singer from Cuba who trained at the Manuel Saumell Conservatory in Havana. She was greatly fascinated by bossa nova and salsa as well as the music of Debussy. Nuviola is one of the biggest Cuban stars of today, and she even recorded a song with American legend Jackson Browne. Moreover, she played her idol Celia Cruz in the telenovela, Celia. Nuviola's mother taught her to play the piano at the age of 3, and when she was 9, she started singing professionally with her sister Lourdes as The Nuviola Sisters. Aged 15 she and her sister joined the famous Cuban orchestra Pachito Alonso y Sus Kini Kini. As a young singer Nuviola moved to Miami where her solo career really took off. In 2018 she won a Grammy for her album Como Anillo Al Dedo.
Friday, August 30
Black Eyed Peas
Founded in Los Angeles as an alternative hip hop group in 1995, Black Eyed Peas became a hit sensation after they changed their direction towards a more dance/pop sound and rappers will.i.am, Taboo and Apl.de.ap found a valuable asset in singer Fergie. Their big breakthrough came with the smash hit Where Is The Love? from the 2003 album Elephunk, which was their third. The next two albums, 2005's Monkey Business and 2009's The E.N.D., were even more successful and the band became a worldwide phenomenon with hit singles such as Shut Up, Don't Phunk With My Heart, My Humps, Boom Boom Pow, and I Gotta Feeling, among many others. In recent years, things got quiet around the band, with the members embarking on solo projects and will.i.am functioning as a coach on The Voice UK. After singer Fergie left the band, it now consists of its three original members, although a new vocalist was found in Jessica Reynoso. Last year saw the release of a new album, Masters Of The Sun Vol. 1.
Earth, Wind & Fire
Who doesn't remember the scorching disco party Earth, Wind & Fire put on at Sam Cooke stage in 2011? Good news to anyone who does: after eight years the band is coming back to the island! Their unforgettable seventies hits - Fantasy, September, Boogie Wonderland, After The Love Has Gone, and many more - are ingrained in the memory of anyone who ever wore platform heels and flared pants. The band from Chicago has been partying on stages all over the world for almost fifty years with their amazing formula of at least ten band members, a blazing horn section, expertly layered vocals, and an effortless mix of styles in which pop, soul, disco, and funk blend together. Founder Maurice White hadn't been part of the touring band for a while when he passed away in 2016. But the other three original core members – falsetto singer Philip Bailey, percussionist Ralph Johnson, and bassist Verdine White (brother of Maurice) are still feeding the flames with verve.
From Mr. 305 to Mr. Worldwide, Armando Christian Perez, a.k.a. Pitbull, rose from the streets of Miami to exemplify the American Dream and achieve international success as a Grammy award-winning global superstar, business entrepreneur, education ambassador and motivational speaker. Pitbull has landed #1 hits in over 15 countries, sold over 80 million singles, has more than 84 million Facebook/Twitter/Instagram followers and over 13 billion views on YouTube. In addition to the United States, his sold-out world concert tours have taken him to North and South America, Europe, China and Japan. Along the way, he has co-headlined with Enrique Iglesias, toured with Britney Spears in the U.K. and Europe, and spoken to thousands as part of Tony Robbins' motivational seminars. Pitbull also serves as an ambassador to the Sports Leadership Arts and Management (SLAM!) charter schools helps to establish.
Kenny G
With global sales totaling more than 75 million records, saxophonist Kenny G is the biggest-selling instrumental artist of all time. Growing up as Kenny Gorelick in Seattle's Seward Park neighborhood, he came into contact with the saxophone when he heard a performance on The Ed Sullivan Show and started playing at age 10. Gorelick started professionally with Barry White's Love Unlimited Orchestra in 1976, recorded with Seattle-based funk group Cold, Bold & Together and worked with Jeff Lorber Fusion before embarking on a solo career. His fourth album Duotones, which featured the hit Songbird, made him into a star and in demand for guest appearances on recordings of Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston, and Natalie Cole. His sixth studio album, 1992's Breathless, went on to become the best-selling instrumental album ever; two years later, his album Miracles became the best-selling Christmas album ever. Gorelick continues to tour all over the world; his latest album, Brazilian Nights, was released in 2015.
Singer-songwriter Maxwell was instrumental in bringing the neo-soul movement to prominence over the latter half of the 90s, creating a whole new genre together with fellow artists such as Fugees and Erykah Badu. After making a name for himself on the New York club scene, Maxwell signed a recording contract and debuted with the 1996 album Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite, with which he scored his first Grammy nomination – with many more to follow. Maxwell garnered rave reviews from the onset: Vice magazine dubbed him 'the next Prince', while The Washington Post called him 'the Marvin Gaye of the 90s'. After three albums and a seven-year hiatus, he released 2009's BLACKsummers'night; the first installment of a trilogy of which the second part, blackSUMMERS'night, was released in 2016.
Michael McDonald
Michael McDonald's soulful sound stands out anywhere; whether it be on his solo hits, those with his two famous bands or as a session musician. McDonald grew up in Missouri, playing in local bands before he moved out to Los Angeles in the early 1970s. In 1974 he became a member of Steely Dan and after that joined the Doobie Brothers. As a singer, keyboardist, and composer he contributed to such classic hits as Takin' It To The Streets, It Keeps You Runnin', and What A Fool Believes. During the '80s and '90s, his solo career knew successes like Sweet Freedom and two legendary duets: On My Own with Patti LaBelle and Yah Mo B There with James Ingram. McDonald's distinct vocal style made him one of the most sought-after session musicians, contributing to records by artists such as Aretha Franklin, Elton John, and Toto. He has five Grammys to his name; his latest album Wide Open was released in 2017.
Saturday, August 31
Mariah Carey
If there's anyone not needing any introduction, it's Mariah Carey. The singer rose to fame in 1990 with her smash hit single Vision Of Love and her eponymous debut album. Right away the world paid attention, not in the least because of Carey's five-octave vocal range and signature use of the whistle register. She became the first artist to have their first five singles reach number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. Breaking records left and right, Carey saw her single One Sweet Day become the longest-running U.S. number-one single in history and her Christmas song All I Want For Christmas Is You turn into a true classic. Carey has won five Grammy Awards, nineteen World Music Awards, ten American Music Awards, and fourteen Billboard Music Awards. She has sold over 200 million albums worldwide. In addition to all that she has acted in many successful movies and has been involved with several charitable organisations. Her latest album is 2018's Caution.
Maroon 5
American band Maroon 5 was founded as Kara's Flowers when four members were still in high school together. When they began as Maroon 5 in 2001, success arrived fairly quickly. From that four-member teenage band Maroon 5 has grown into a seven-piece hit machine, having sold over 20 million albums and received three Grammy Awards. Their debut album, Songs About Jane, became their big breakthrough and its successor, It Won't Be Soon Before Long, did even better. Hits were aplenty: Harder To Breathe, This Love, She Will Be Loved, Makes Me Wonder, Moves Like Jagger featuring Christina Aguilera… the list goes on. Their latest album, Red Pill Blues, was released at the end of 2017 and contained the number 1 hit single Girls Like You, featuring Cardi B. This past January, Maroon 5 had the honour of performing during the Superbowl Half-Time Show.
Aloe Blacc
Egbert Nathaniel Dawkins III is known better as Aloe Blacc, an American singer-songwriter, although he started out playing a broken trumpet as a child. Later he discovered music and hip hop by listening to LL Cool J. After forming musical duo Emanon with hip hop producer Exile, Blacc launched his solo career in 2003, eventually finding a large audience with 2010's hit single I Need A Dollar. In terms of both musicality and social relevance, he is the heir apparent to soul greats like Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye. In 2013, the single Wake Me Up, which Blacc co-wrote and sang with Swedish DJ Avicii, was a number one hit in many countries. His third album, Lift Your Spirit, also dates from the same year, as well as the EP Wake Me Up. Although the wait is still on for a new album, Blacc hasn't rested on his laurels: there were recent singles such as 2018's Brooklyn In The Summer, as well as collaborations with Tiësto, among others. Earlier this year he released his latest single I'm Gonna Sing; he is also featured on SOS, the new single of the late Avicii.
David Sanborn
David Sanborn has been blurring the boundaries between genres since the eighties and is seen as one of the most influential saxophonists globally. He has worked as a much sought-after session musician for pop and rock stars, including the Rolling Stones, James Brown, Bruce Springsteen, and David Bowie; composed soundtracks like Lethal Weapon and he equally enjoys jamming at jazz clubs with artists like Jack DeJohnette and Bill Frisell. His never-ceasing energy has paid dividends: Sanborn has scored eight golden records, one platinum record and six Grammys. Playing the sax since childhood, Sanborn released his first solo album in 1975; Taking Off is nowadays regarded as something of a jazz/funk classic. After that, Sanborn went on to release an enormous amount of records, both as a leader and in collaboration with others.
Gladys Knight
Six years after making her debut in Curaçao the 'Empress of Soul' is returning to the island. Gladys Knight began her career at a very young age: she won a TV talent show at age seven and formed The Pips a year later. As Gladys Knight & The Pips the band was signed to the renowned Motown label and had most of their hits, such as I Heard It Through The Grapevine, Midnight Train To Georgia, and Baby Don't Change Your Mind, in the 1960s and 1970s. At the end of the 1980s, Knight started her solo career and found instant success with the James Bond title track License To Kill. She didn't stick to just singing, but also made a name as an actress and entrepreneur, and did a lot of charity work. Her latest album, Where My Heart Belongs, was released in 2014 and is a bona fide gospel album, on which The Pips also performed. Knight now has seven Grammy's and numerous other awards to her name.
Nicky Jam
Nick Rivera Caminero is a reggaeton artist better known under his stage name Nicky Jam, which was jokingly given to him by a homeless person when he was young. Born in Boston to a Dominican mother and a Puerto Rican father, he moved to Puerto Rico at age ten. After a music executive noticed his talent he was given a recording contract and released his first album, ...Distinto A Los Demás, at age 14. Having released five studio albums between then and 2007, his sixth, 2017's Fénix, brought him more chart success than ever before. The album contains hit singles such as El Perdón (with Enrique Iglesias), Hasta El Amanecer, and El Amante. Rivera performed the song Live It Up alongside Will Smith and Era Istrefi at the World Cup in Moscow in 2017 and released Date La Vueltra, with Luis Fonsi and Sebastián Yatra, earlier this year. He has several Billboard Latin Music Awards, Latin American Music Awards, and Latin Grammy Awards to his name and also holds the record for most appearances on various artist albums.
Third World
Jamaican band Third World celebrated its 45th anniversary last year. Founded in 1973 by former members of Inner Circle, the band quickly made a name for itself. Calling themselves 'Reggae Ambassadors' and describing their sound as reggae fusion, Third World mix reggae with many other genres such as soul, funk, and disco. Their biggest hit to date was 1978's Now That We Found Love. Their success has brought them all over the world and put ten Grammy nominations to their name. And speaking of names: most bandmembers are known for their nicknames, such as Stephen "Cat" Coore, Richard "Bassie" Daley, Tony "Ruption" Williams, and Maurice "Smooth Lion" Gregory. The band is rounded out by AJ Brown and Norris Webb. Their latest single, Loving You Is Easy, was produced by Damian Marley and released earlier this year.


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TorrentBits.org down
It appears the fine site TorrentBits.org is down. This was posted in their IRC channel:
- Site is down and will not be up for some time. It has not been raided as many think but rather closed for reasons we dont wanna discuss. Accept it. //Staff
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the site now reads "Good-bye
Thanks to all users, uploaders, mods and donors for helping create the best torrent site on the net, but this is where the road ends for us."
Comment by Anonymous — Monday, December 20, 2004 @ 4:48 am
Yeah cruise on by now and you will find the reason they closed it was to make a buck now they wanna charge for membership
Comment by Anonymous — Friday, January 7, 2005 @ 7:47 pm
same goes for suprnova
Comment by Anonymous — Friday, January 7, 2005 @ 7:48 pm
it looks more like someome else is trying to profit off the domain
Comment by swiftlytilting — Friday, January 7, 2005 @ 9:40 pm
unlucky guys
Comment by bazrico — Tuesday, January 18, 2005 @ 8:22 pm


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In September 2010 the IAB introduced qualifications onto the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF).
This framework has been active since 2010 and has been replaced by the RQF (Regulated Qualifications Framework). To see our RQF qualifications, click here.
All registered learners on the QCF will have until the end of 2018 to complete their qualifications.
No new QCF registrations can be accepted after 31st December 2017


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To light a fire, do you use a match, a lighter, or a torch? Depends on the size of the fire, much like the decisions that lead one to use Python, R, or Scala. Spark your interest in selecting the tools you need to tackle Big Data with ease, that will not just blow out.Learn more
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Insurance Coverage of Public Unit Accounts Held by Custodian
August 23, 1988
Walter P. Doyle, Counsel
By letter of August 9, Mr. *** Chief, U.S. Army Banking and Investment Fund ("ABIF"), requested us to provide you with "the current status of insurance coverage for instruments held by the ABIF as NAFI custodian as of September 30, 1987 and through the date of your response."
This will confirm that the principles set out in our June 19, 1985 letter to Colonel *** of the U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center regarding FDIC insurance coverage of nonappropriated funds placed in a pooled deposit in an insured bank pursuant to the Army's NAF Investment Program remain in full force and effect. This Program is a vehicle administered by the Army to consolidate the investment of funds held by various nonappropriated fund instrumentalities (NAFI's) and is similar to comparable programs of other military departments. Insurance under these programs is based on the proportionate interests of the various participating NAFI's.
The critical factor in these circumstances is that the treasurer of each individual NAFI must be an official custodian of the funds of that individual unit. Also, the bank's records must indicate the custodial nature of the account, and the records of the bank or of the custodial depositor must show the proportionate interest attributable to each NAFI and must be maintained in good faith in the regular course of business. Each official custodian is then eligible for up to $100,000 of coverage for time and savings deposits in any one insured bank and up to $100,000 separate coverage for demand deposits. The maximum potential coverage for such pooled funds invested in time and savings deposits in any one insured bank is equal to the total number of official NAFI custodians having interests therein multiplied by $100,000. The maximum potential coverage for funds placed in demand deposits is also equal to the total number of such custodians times $100,000.
It should be particularly noted, however, that if an "official custodian" of NAFI funds should place a deposit in a given insured bank which is also a depository bank for the Army's NAF Investment Program, then the portion of the funds in the latter account that is attributable to that particular NAFI custodian would be combined with the amount deposited directly by such custodian in determining deposit insurance coverage. However, because of the separate deposit insurance coverage for demand deposits (12 C.F.R. § 330.8(a)(2), (5)), a demand deposit placed in an insured bank by such an "official custodian'' would not be aggregated for insurance purposes with funds placed by the custodian in a time or savings deposit in the same bank under the NAF Investment Program.


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Apple Will Live Stream Today's iPad Event
Apple will live stream Tuesday's big iPad event on its website and via Apple TV.
Apple TV owners can find it under the recently returned "Apple Events" channel.
In the last few years, Apple has offered a livestream for many of its events, but not all — the iPhone 5S unveiling, for example.
The event starts at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT), and Mashable will be there at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco covering it live. Stay tuned for breaking news and analysis.
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Dear SCCS Students, Parents and Staff;
Our School District made a commitment to continue serving tastier, healthier, and more nutritious meals to our students. We are fortunate to be able to deliver great, freshly prepared meals. As always We will be cooking with local produce in our own kitchens at our schools. Our staff will continue to work tirelessly to create new menu items and test them, while providing great personal service and nutritional education to our students.
Meals, foods and beverages sold or served at schools meet state and federal requirements based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. All meals, foods and beverages are prepared and served by qualified child nutrition professionals. We provide students with access to a variety of affordable and appealing foods that meet the health and nutrition needs of students.


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Reported: 12/12/2011 7:13:05 PM 19:13
Posted: 12/17/2011
Location: Boston, MA
Shape: Fireball
Duration:2-3 min
|Orange blurry fireball observed flying over Boston during the early evening. Flying South over Allston.
My roommates and I (we are all engineering students), were on our deck, and I noticed an orange object coming in our direction. The object was moving south-southeast and flew directly over us. No real definition of shape could be made out other than the fact that it was glowing and flickering. The shape seemed to be an oval or circular type shape.
Initially we suspected a possible plane on fire or something of that nature, but the plane was flying AWAY from the airport and not falling in altitude. Constant speed was maintained. I'm not able to say exactly how fast it was moving, but it was fairly quick. About 30 seconds after flying directly over us, the object steered in the south-southwestern direction and seemed to gain stay very horizontal.
My most detailed memory of the event is when the object flew directly over us and it seemed to be on fire. It was fairly low altitude. The object was also very blurry.


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Pete Charleston is the president of GolfLogix, the leading golf smartphone app. Pete joins the show to talk about his company and their newest product, Putt Break Maps, which provides detailed contouring data for greens on over 5000 golf courses (and growing!).
Visit the GolfLogix website to learn more and to download the app for iPhone or Android.


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Mar 31, 2013
ROFL... what happened there? Who was driving?
Just been cleaned and was being "moved" They do not have Liability insurance either.
moved at a rate then....
I'd never leave my car with someone just for a wash! lol
Oh my god, what a nightmare! No liability insurance means a report to the local trading standards, although that will not help the car owner.
I hate these hand car wash places.
Nice MK 4 wrecked. Hope no one was hurt. Feel sorry for the owner hope the car get repaired.
I'll clean my DTM myself thanks!
Yes Hope they dont try a whiplash claim for it.
I'm baffled to why someone would leave there car with a 5 quid hand car wash.
Its not as if they left a micra or some other crappy car lol
The owner is as much at fault IMHO
Sweet zombie jesus!
To the bloke's credit though, he obviously got it out of the way pretty sharpish so they could scratch up the next punter's car without making them wait...
"Don't worry, boss. That will polish out, see *rubs with sleeve*"
Not had a good experience with these places. First one did my estate and it looked like they had cleaned it off with a half brick. 2nd time just before I went on a track day a local place sealed dirt in on the bonnet and kerbed my n/s/f alloy then denied it.
What an absolute nightmare! Feel for you! My sis in law had a similar situation with a hand car wash place, damage wasn't as bad (dust a dented bumper), but no liability insurance, she ended up paying out of her own pocket....on the upside, the dent was nice and clean
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LinkedIn has rolled out an interesting concept over the past several months. There are now blogs by "thought leaders" that seem to be hosted on the site. As a content addict, this would be exciting, except that it seems that, as with HBR and other similar business sites, there is a groupthink when it comes to trends. We've all seen the word "innovation" one too many times.
I describe myself as "an unapologetic generalist" and lament the specialized era in which we live. I was naturally intrigued when I came across a blog post entitled The Myth of the Generalist by venture capitalist Tomasz Tunguz.
Tunguz discusses his experience at Google, where a generalist was highly sought after but thought of as an engineer who knew every relevant type of technology. It seems that Google sees a cross-platform technology expert as a generalist. I would dispute the notion that this definition could even remotely describe a generalist and claim that Google doesn't even really want generalists, but technology geeks well versed in all platforms (which apparently don't exist).
Tunguz revisited this notion of a generalist after reading a book by Peter Drucker:
[A] generalist is someone has demonstrated learning one field, who has an open mind and who can articulate relationships between known domains and new ideas.
This still doesn't go far enough. I would redefine the term as follows:
A generalist has one field on which she focuses her learning, but continues to learn in multiple other fields so as to supplement her learning in her primary field.
Tunguz also fails to fully capture how generalists can provide value to an organization. As a venture capitalist, he narrowly focuses on (tech startups):
A team built of these types of people would be a great fit for a startup – smart, flexible thinkers who communicate well.
Startups bob and weave. They change architectures and products and markets and tactics. Startups need teams who can change the tires on the bus as it's traveling at 60 mph; they need a team of MacGyvers, who combine a little bit of knowledge, a wad of gum(ption) from their pocket and some raw smarts to solve a problem. That's my kind of generalist.
Specialization has become more and more incentivized since Adam Smith wrote about it in 1776 and as knowledge has become more available. There is growing evidence, however, that a generalist can provide value in contexts outside of the tech startup.
Let's say there is someone employed by a company as an attorney. If that attorney devotes time to reading about business, politics, and advertising, she can provide far more value to that company than a second attorney who focuses his study narrowly on the law. The second attorney will be better at the legal aspect of his job, but the value added by the first attorney's knowledge exceeds the value added by the superior legal skills of the second attorney. A case study:
A prominent company in a small-town creates a PR scandal legal implications. The second attorney, with superior legal skills, will approach the situation thinking "we must do whatever we can to minimize our legal exposure". His approach will result in conflict with other departments in the business.
The first attorney, with inferior legal skills but superior skills in the subjects outlined above will have a much different approach: "we must minimize our legal exposure while maximizing the effectiveness of our public relations crisis management plan".
This case study oversimplified the matter, but I hope that it highlighted that generalists can create unforseen efficiencies within an organization.


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TEXT: More than Something You Do on Your Phone
Do you text? I might as well ask, "Are you alive?" But the word "text" has a long and storied definition that mainly just means "words." Tonight is your last chance to learn more about this ancient phenomenon at Soap Gallery's FREE TEXT exhibit.
Yes, you'll have to read a lot in this exhibit, but the decent canvas of the white-walled space makes it easier. This exhibit of 15 artists examines the written word through a variety of media — cloth, paint, photography, etc. It appears to be a bit random and thrown-together, but that doesn't exactly seem to be out of character for the gallery. That can be fun, right? Anyway, if it sucks, you can always salvage the trip by wandering over to the 3300 Club and binge drinking until you forget how to read.TEXT at SOAP Gallery
3180 Mission St. at Powers [Bernal Heights]
Tuesday, April 5, 10am – 1pm
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Anthony Murphy is one of Ireland's most talented screen actors, with a starring role in TV's Fair City.
He has starred in numerous feature films, including Charlie Casanova, Dawn of the Dragonslayer, Dark by Noon, The Late Men, and also short films such as Shrinking Woody Allen, The Line, Talent.
On TV, he has appeared in Fair City, Death or Canada and On God's Mission.
His commercials include Kerrygold's The Butterman and the Guinness ad The Hurler.


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Whether you only visit a GP when you're struck down by the flu, or you have an ongoing or chronic medical condition that requires more frequent check-ups, finding a doctor you can trust is important.
A good GP (or general practitioner) does more than diagnose illnesses and write medical certificates. They provide specialist referrals, monitor your progress, keep an eye out for problems that you may not have noticed, and play an important role in your overall health and wellbeing.
But what qualities make a great GP, and where can you find the best in Canberra? Let's take a closer look.
What makes a good and reliable doctor?
It can be helpful to keep the following in mind when choosing a new GP.
- Accreditation. Your chosen GP should be up-to-date with the latest developments in general practice. Look for a GP that is a fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), which indicates they have completed special training and professional development. A practice accredited against RACGP standards is also ideal.
- Personality and approach. Look for a GP whose personality is compatible with your own. You might prefer someone who is calm, clear and warm compared to a doctor with a more matter-of-fact, direct approach.
- Billing options. If you don't want any out of pocket expenses, find a practice that bulk bills patients. For more in-depth consultations that don't feel rushed, however, you may be better off choosing a practice where you pay a private fee.
- Type of practice. A smaller neighbourhood practice might suit you if it's close to home or work, and you appreciate seeing the same GP at each visit. Larger practices, on the other hand, may offer extra services under one roof (like pathology or x-rays) have extended opening hours and a wider range of appointment times because more doctors are available.
- Thorough and attentive to detail. Your chosen GP should be well-versed in a range of medical complaints and procedures. They should be happy to work through different tests and treatments until you find what works for you, and they shouldn't mind explaining symptoms, tests and treatments.
The top doctors in Canberra – according to you
RiotACT's editorial team has combed through 19 years of on-site comments to compile a list of the most recommended businesses according to you.
To be listed in our Best of Canberra series, each business needs to have consistently received positive feedback on RiotACT and Facebook as well as maintaining a minimum average of 4/5 stars on Google.
National Health Co-op
If you have a medical emergency rather than an ongoing situation, you may not be worried about being able to see the same doctor over the long-term.
In this case, the National Health Co-op (formerly West Belconnen Co-op) might be a good choice. Online bookings are available.
Past patients recommend this surgery because it has "amazing doctors".
User experience tells us that "they usually come over from England for 12 months" at a time, though they are well-trained and cheap to visit.
Palmerston Medical Centre
Dr Michael Gan, Dr Sandy Vitikos and Dr Prad Southi at Palmerston Medical Centre's come highly rated from readers.
Dr Southi, for example, is "phenomenal with kids," as well as "patient, attentive and not afraid to admit that his previous suspicions were wrong."
Dr Vitikos is "super friendly" while Dr Gan has "a lot of certificates on his wall" thanks to his extensive experience and study.
Palmerston Medical Centre is open Monday to Saturday.
Garema Place Surgery
Dr Felicity Donaghy is principal of Garema Place Surgery, which is also highly recommended by RiotACT readers.
Dr Donaghy has worked in general practice since 1990 and graduated from Sydney University. She is available for appointments on weekdays.
Here's what one patient had to say about Dr Donaghy: "I've seen many doctors in my long life and Felicity is one of the best in my opinion. She is highly competent and displays compassion for and interest in her patients."
Your experience with doctors in Canberra
Thanks to our commenters who have provided insightful feedback. If you believe we have got it wrong, please let us know.
Have you had experience with any of the doctors listed above? If so, share your feedback in the comments below.


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The Business Liaisons are responsible for the development, oversight and marketing of apprenticeship opportunities for the NJ Health Works Grant. Through the development of approved apprenticeship work process documentation in identified career pathways, marketing materials and cultivation of employer relationships, these positions will serve a key role for the grants consortium to meet all employment enrollment and completion metrics. Stimulation and growth of existing business accounts through consultative sales and the development of apprenticeship programming and partnerships with government agencies, training providers and industry partnerships is expected to continue simultaneously. These positions will also serve as a primary communication conduit presenting environmental scan information and progress reports to the Employer and Consortium Advisory Councils on a regular basis. There are two grant funded positions and each will have responsibility for the Northern and Southern regions of New Jersey respectively.
Required Qualifications: BS or equivalent in Business, Education, Technical Education, Adult Education or related field in the Health Professions. Advanced degree preferred. Demonstrated ability in leadership, managing people and customer/student focus. Experience with consultative sales, program development including the sourcing of any required funding, and building relationships. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, organizational and planning skills. Ability to be creative and innovative with problem solving solutions. Experience: Must have a minimum of 3-5 years of experience in sales, education, training or related field. Solid experience in apprenticeship, private industry and/or higher education. Experience with Microsoft Office Suite, various databases and online software systems. Flexible schedule is required and may include evenings and weekends as necessary. Must have valid driver's license and private transportation.
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This Is Why We Hang Tinsel at Christmas
The more you know!
Ever wondered why do we hang tinsel at Christmas? When it comes to holiday decor, there is nothing more quintessentially Christmas than garlands of gleaming tinsel shining proudly in a riot of festive hues. Wrapped around a twinkling evergreen, or set atop holiday-inspired tablescapes, there's just something about those strings of sparkle that instantly infuse a space with Christmas cheer. But have you ever stopped to think about where tinsel came from? Read on for the surprisingly interesting answer.
The History of Tinsel
Derived from the Old French word for sparkle, tinsel has a long history stretching back to the 16th century. Originally made from extruded strands of silver alloy, tinsel was in fact first used to decorate sculptures. It was only later that it became a Christmas tree decoration, employed to enhance the flickering of the candle flames.
Evolution of Materials Used for Tinsel
By the early 20th century, manufacturing allowed for the production of cheaper aluminum tinsel, making the shining accessory more accessible to the masses. In the 50s, tinsel became so popular that it was often used as a substitute for Christmas lights. Even better, aluminium didn't tarnish the way silver did, meaning it could be reused each year without dulling the shine.
Fast forward a few years and lead foil became the material of choice for tinsel manufacturers. Though less flammable than aluminium, lead of course came with that little problem of lead poisoning. Yikes! As lead exposure became an increasing concern in the 70s, the FDA declared lead tinsel to be an "unnecessary risk to children".
Christmas Resolutions
Despite stopping short of banning lead tinsel completely, in 1972 the FDA pressured manufacturers and importers to voluntarily stop producing or importing it, paving the way for the introduction of the plastic variety we know and love today.
5 Tinsel Garlands to Bring Sparkle to your Tree
Now you're up to date with the history of tinsel, it's time to find the perfect tinsel accessory to get your home holiday-ready.


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Living Off Ramen
Could This Dress Be the Answer to Every Outfit Dilemma?
To one editor, it sure seems like it.
By: Samantha Sutton
Photography: Weston Wells
There are plenty of pieces in my closet that are one or the other: work or play. Causal or fancy. Cute or please-don't-wear-this-out-of-the-house. So my newest rule? Don't invest in anything that isn't completely versatile; this way I can wear it anywhere...and definitely get my money's worth.
At first glance this Sachin & Babi number seems way too dressy for everyday wear. I mean, floral print and romantic, ruffled sleeves? Kind of daring for this jeans-and-t-shirt gal. But soon I realized it would look just as great with white kicks and a messy bun as it would with a pair of heels—meaning I need it, ASAP. I'd gladly sacrifice my coffee creamer addiction in order to save up for this baby. After all, it's the perfect dress—and soon to be my new go-to!
139 bottles of Coffee-Mate French Vanilla Coffee Creamer at $5 a bottle = 1 Sachin & Babi Belle Dress at $695
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Watch the televised video of Luke Chung, FMS President, on a panel discussion at the 2008 Microsoft TechEd Conference for IT Developers.
Hosted by Microsoft's Mary Chipman, the panel discusses the challenges and approaches of migrating Microsoft Access applications to SQL Server. Learn about situations where Access is appropriate, and when Access applications need to be upsized to SQL Server. The panelists share their experience with rewriting Access applications and migrating and/or replacing them with SQL Server and ASP.net.
Panelists include:
When and How to Upsize Access to SQL Server
Importing Access Tables into SQL Server
Microsoft Access within an Organization's Database Strategy
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Link Microsoft Access to SQL Azure Databases
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Migrate Your Data Tier to SQL Server: Strategies for Survival
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Green Bay — Green Bay Packers left guard Daryn Colledge came to camp expecting a fight, and what he got was a controlled sparring match.
No one has handed Colledge the starting left guard position, but from the number of snaps he has taken with the No. 1 offense and the amount his main competitor, Jason Spitz, has been moved around, it sure looks as though Colledge is sitting pretty.
The only thing he has to do is not screw up.
"It's made me feel like it's more or less my job to lose," Colledge said. "But (Allen) Barbre's competing for the job, and Spitz is competing for the job. If they perform better than me, it will be their job."
Colledge said he accepts the criticism he received over some of his horrible play last year, most of it at left tackle where he was forced to fill in despite not taking any practice reps there in training camp. The coaches expected him to be able to make the transition, and when he didn't he let down a lot of people, including quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
"The fact is you can't plan for injuries," Colledge said. "It's everybody's goal to have five guys throughout camp and have everybody, but that's just not the reality of the game. It's too violent. People go down. Unexpected things happen, and we have to be prepared for that.
"Last year I didn't prepare well enough for the chance to have to move. This year hopefully I'll be better prepared if the situation arises. Cross your fingers that it doesn't."
Perhaps no one was happier than Colledge when the Packers drafted left tackle Bryan Bulaga in the first round. It meant that there was a good chance Colledge would not have to play that position if something happened to Chad Clifton.
So far during camp, Barbre and Spitz have been forced to play multiple positions, but Colledge has stayed strictly at left guard.
"I have a lot of hope that Bryan becomes a player here for a long, long time," Colledge said. "If he can stay healthy and can become a dominant left tackle, I'd be pretty happy. A-Rod would probably be happy, too. He doesn't complain when I play left guard, but when he gets sacked and I'm playing left tackle, he's not a happy camper."
Offensive line coach James Campen refused to say left guard was Colledge's position to lose, but he did say the fifth-year pro has played like a front-runner and done what he needs to do to hold the position. There's a lot of time left in camp, and Spitz, more than Barbre, probably will make a strong run at left guard before the summer is over.
It will be Colledge's job to fight off the competition.
"You know Daryn, he's always responded to that, and I expect him to play his best," Campen said. "Daryn's realistic with what's going on here, and he's always been a person that has responded. So I expect him to respond.
"Daryn's a team guy now. If you ask Daryn to go play right guard, he'll do it. He doesn't care. But he's a trouper, and he's responded fine."
The biggest question with Colledge is whether he'll be the inconsistent guy who gave up seven sacks the first half of the season - four at left tackle - or the guy who settled in at left guard and played with confidence down the stretch, allowing just a half sack the rest of the way.
This year, he has been able to pick up where he left off and not have his work diluted by playing two positions.
"It gives you an opportunity to focus and really solidify yourself," he said. "This game is so finite between the good and the great, every rep matters. I'm trying to get every rep I can."
At stake for Colledge is a new long-term contract, which sources have said is a huge priority for him. Colledge signed his one-year $1.759 million restricted free agent tender reluctantly and decided he wouldn't get anywhere boycotting off-season activities.
"I think any player wants to know he's going to play in one place for a long time, that he's going to play for a great organization," Colledge said. "I'm not worried about a deal. All I'm worried about is getting better."


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Styled as you like with defined cuts
Take creative control with these tights.
Whether worn as tights, leggings, capri pants or biker shorts. There are so many styling options to choose from with these stylish net tights featuring a decorative design. Create a new look with a simple cut along one of the specified lines. The biker short section remains classically opaque.
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Hit It Hard video just released!
Safety Meeting will be playing Plano Arts District's hallowed
McCall Plaza Stage.
We started out by practicing in my living room. We spent many long nights writing, playing, and drinking to produce our first album. Our group was cemented together through a love of music and a passion for creating.
Despite sharing many of the same interests and pastimes, we all are inspired by different things that lead us to work seamlessly in a creative setting. We take turns writing our parts and lyrics so we are all invested in each song and its meaning.
Our music blends rock, acoustic melodies, and electric keys to create a unique sound. Our lyrics are personal and inspired by our own lives. We've written about the excitement of traveling, love, and getting older while trying to maintain our sanity. Check out our music on youtube music!
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Using CBD with superfoods gives a complementary effect to each other. The benefits of using CBD are different in each product we sell. For more information we kindly refer you to the Product Page. Here you will find information about the specific product and the desired effect.
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This truly depends on how your body reacts to the blend. We have experienced cases where it takes effect within 5 days, but there were also cases where it takes up to three weeks to take effect. If don't experience any improvement, gradually try taking bigger doses until you do.
Prásino only recently started up and we are currently not looking for employees. With the expansion of the company there will be new job oppurtunities and internships available.
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Enterprise Mobility
In the mobile world today, more people and employees are using different mobile devices like tablets or smart phones, in addition to accessing cloud services, for conducting their business on everyday basis. Enterprise mobility is this shift in the business practices, wherein more employees work out of their offices and access secure corporate information to conduct everyday tasks. With this enterprise mobility, any doctor can access his patient file using his tablet or smart phone, while on round and a director can give a presentation using his tablet or smart phone while traveling.
So, Enterprise mobility enables employees to become more creative and offers them full freedom of utilizing their own devices –increasing security risks at the same time. So, Fuel4Media offers products for managing your enterprise mobility enabling organizations to conduct their business on any device, from anywhere, while meeting security mandates still.
How Fuel4Media does Helps with Enterprise Mobility?
Fuel4Media's solutions and applications for enterprise mobility enable for the security and management of mobile apps, devices and data in the office, including:
- Mobile applications management
- Mobile devices management
- Mobile based information and data management
- Other mobile enabled technologies, such as remote support or secure email apps
Fuel4Media products for handling enterprise mobility authorize organizations to hold a bring-your-device policy without compromising user experience or security
Our Approach
Use of mobile, social, cloud and analytics technologies is already enabling futurist enterprises to work out in real-time and more collaborative ways. We offer a portfolio of services and tools to build up enterprise mobility strategies in order that you can make a mobile enterprise which make the most of new business model, innovates services and products and unlocks workforce output. With industry knowledge and technology expertise, our mobility consultants are ready to work hard with you to build up your organization's mobile plan and implement across diverse range of the mobile devices and platforms.
Strategies and Consulting
Work together with our mobility consulting services team and build a sound strategy in order to achieve your own enterprise mobility aims..
Managed Services
Fuel4Media's managed services can help you speed up deployment of the mobile technology via cloud-enabled, "pay out as you go" service for an expected fixed fees.
Delivery Services
Renovate the way you plan and develop customized mobile applications—from their UI designs and testing, to security and data integration.
Mobility Solutions
We have a wide variety of mobility solutions, ranging from pre-built framework to complete enterprise mobility solutions.


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