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Barnardo's Northern Ireland
Barnardo's NI works for children first and last. In over 100 years we have helped improve the lives and opportunities of tens of thousands of children in communities across Northern Ireland. We work wherever children need us most.
For more information about our services and programmes, please take a look at the Barnardo's NI service information.
Latest publications can be found in the Campaigning for Children section.
You can keep up to date with Barnardo's NI on Facebook and Twitter.
Latest news
June 2016
Economy Minister Simon Hamilton recently attended Dr B's Kitchen bi-annual award night for trainees past and present which was also a celebration of its own 25th year and Barnardo's 150th!
Over thirty past and present Dr B's trainees, supported by family, friends and employers were presented certificates for the qualifications they received while training at Dr B's and for prizes won in national catering competitions over the past two years.
Economy Minster Simon Hamilton said he was inspired to see what the trainees from Dr B's had achieved when barriers for young people with learning disabilities were removed. He also acknowledged the dedication of staff and the hard work, determination and application shown by the trainees.
Dr B's trains young people with learning disabilities for a career in the hospitality industry and has an 80% success rate in placing trainees in permanent employment. Dr B's is open to the public 8am-3pm Mon -Fri and can found in Bridge Street, Belfast city centre.
Pictured (l-r) Dr B's trainees Harry Tighe, Lauren McCracken., Barnardo's NI Assistant Director Billy McMillan, Economy Minister Simon Hamilton and Dr B's Manager Clare McCaughey.
Big Toddle
June 2016
Big Toddle fundraisers have been taking place this month with our Strabane Sure Start, PIP (Parent and Infant Project) in Lisburn and East Belfast Family Connections all holding events. Our flagship Big Toddle took place at Belfast Zoo with toddlers from Horizon SureStart. It was a 'roaring' success with over sixty toddlers and accompanying adults turning out to 'toddle on'. Volunteers from our corporate partner Bank of Ireland helped run the event along with Barnardo's NI Fundraiser Aoibheann Doherty and of course Todd the mascot. The Big Toddle is the largest fundraiser for under 5s across the UK
Walking the extra mile
June 2016
Barnardo's NI Director Lynda Wilson was joined by children and young people as well as Barnardo's 'old boy' Jimmy Kennedy, children of staff, staff, family and friends to walk the 'extra mile' for children and young people on a very wet Friday afternoon at Stormont. It was Lynda's pledge for Barnardo's 150th anniversary.. In the wettest weather for almost a month (including thunder!) the intrepid group braved the elements to walk the mile from the gates of Stormont to Parliament Buildings to deliver (a very damp!) joint Barnardo's NI and NSPCC NI Children's Charter to East Belfast MLA Chris Lyttle. It might have been wet but spirits were high and the event also raised over £780 for Barnardo's. Hu
ge thanks to everyone who came along, took part and donated!! #150and Always #BelieveinChildren
Children's Charter
June 2016
Barnardo's NI and NSPCC NI recently launched a joint Children's Charter aimed at the new NI Assembly and Executive.
It calls for a renewed focus on children and their welfare particularly under the main areas of safeguarding, learning and inclusion. Both children's charities agree although there has been significant progress in recent times there is still much to do in tackling abuse and neglect, child poverty, barriers to educational attainment and mental ill-health. Children and young people also face many new challenges including the online world and professional staff are reporting they are dealing with more multiple and complex need, as well as issues related to asylum and refugees.
Helping launch the Children's Charter are 17 year olds Jason Neill and Johanna Kane along with Director Barnardo's NI Lynda Wilson and Head of Services NSPCC NI Neil Anderson.


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2012 Toyota Tundra
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Metra's AX-TOYUSB cable allows you to keep the factory USB port in your Toyota when you install a new car stereo. One end of the cable connects to the 4-pin proprietary plug just behind the USB port on your Toyota's console, while the other end plugs into the USB port on the back of your new car stereo. You must install a car stereo with a rear USB port. Warranty: 60 days.
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Works as intended. No issues with connectivity and simple to install!
Cass, Irvine, CA
Does not fit
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Works as intended. No issues with connectivity and simple to install!
Works great
Pros: I like it makes things easy
Cons: None
Don't know what to say other than it worked as advertised, guess that's worth 5 stars
Pros: Worked great
Cons: None
Works perfect for WRX/STi owners wanting to use the factory USB in the armrest.
Pros: 100% flawless plug and play.
Use this every day, works as advertised.
Pros: No more dead USB plug in the dash like in previous aftermarket installs!
fits properly
Plugs into the aftermarket radio and into the OEM wiring to retain your USB in your armrest.
Pros: OEM fitment
Cons: Not Metra's fault but with this plugged into the radio and into my USB iPOD the radio (pioneer avh-5700bhs) will not play Bluetooth audio even if the ipod is off.
Used this to hook up my AVH-4100NEX to the factory USB port in my 2015 WRX, works flawlessly.
Pros: Works as described.
I used this in my 2015 wrx to retain the factory USB port when I added my pioneer avh-4600bt head unit. Worked perfectly and couldn't be happier. Crutchfield also got me the adapter in two days as promised!
Pros: if you want to keep a factory USB port this is the only option
Cons: None
Works great in my 2015 Subaru Forester and my Pioneer AVH-X2700BS even though Crutchfield said it does not.
Pros: Allows me to retain the factory USB port
Cons: none
Used to replace the stock entune on a 2015 Tacoma with the Pioneer that has Android Auto. WARNING: Be sure you pay attention to which of the 2 USB ports on the Pioneer you need to plug this into based on if you have android or apple. I wrongly plugged it in the 1st USB port but had to remove stereo and plug into 2nd USB port. That is not the fault of this product though.
Works perfectly if you have selected your vehicle appropriately. Just get it. I am not sure what happened with the Tundra guy, I have a non-JBL, non-nav 2012 Camry and it is extremely likely that the dash wiring is very similar.
Pros: Plug in both ends = works perfectly!
Cons: Doesn't not work.
This may work with other models but not on my truck which is a 2012 Toyota Tundra SR5 that came with a non-JBL, non-Nav radio. I installed a Pioneer AVIC-7000 NEX using the main interface which was easy but I gave up using this piece after spending a long time figuring out which connector it should match with (on the truck side, the radio side is easy) even after reading many forum threads. This WILL NOT make the factory USB (and the Aux) on the dash work.
Pros: None for my purpose
Cons: Unuseable for me.
Super easy to install. Plug one end into the factory USB harness and the other into the back of your head unit. Retained factory USB plug on my 2015 Subaru WRX.
Pros: Inexpensive and easy to use.
Cons: None
Great product to retain stock controls
I purchased a Pioneer head unit to replace the stock stereo. This cable allowed me to use the center console USB input which is awesome! No need to redesign/reconfigure USB inputs.
Pros: Perfect link between my new head unit and the center console USB input.
Cons: None.
You need this adapter if you want to use the Prius v's console USB port with your new aftermarket stereo!
Pros: Plug and play
Cons: none
Works- I have a 13 tacoma and my in dash USB port works the same as it did with the stock head unit. It plugs from the USB port on the back of the stereo to toyotas harness - easy to find and connect.
Pros: Works- easy to install
Cons: None
Works live a glove! I says it won't work for the FRS or BRZ, but it worked in mine.
Fits like a glove
Pros: Made for the Toyota
Cons: None
I went ahead and bought it anyways because it looked like it matched the USB port on the back of the Subaru BRZ Stereo. Come to find out it actually does work with no problem. The website will say it does not match the BRZ or FRS but it actually does.
Pros: It works
Cons: None
Item worked perfect on my 2013 Toyota Prius C. Can now use oem usb connection with aftermarket stereo... no cutting or splicing required.
Pros: No wire cutting
Cons: none
Download the Metra AX-TOYUSB USB Port Cable manual
USB Adapter Harness: The AX-TOYUSB lets you retain the factory USB port in select 2012-up Toyota vehicles when replacing the factory radio with an aftermarket head unit that features a rear USB input.
Note: Additional kit and harness will be necessary to replace your Toyota factory radio with an aftermarket receiver.
CarPlay & Android Auto Incompatibility: The AX-TOYUSB is not compatible with CarPlay or Android Auto.
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Part of installation kit recommended by Crutchfield for Toyota Tacoma 2014 Crew, short bed, without JBL. [ Jose Jul 26, 2016 ]
needed for factory integration [ Ronnie Feb 10, 2016 ]
To connect to current USB in truck [ Steve Feb 02, 2016 ]
need factory usb [ Manuel Dec 25, 2015 ]
Plug and play for aftermarket radios and want to nee the factory usb location in the vehicle. [ Mario Dec 21, 2015 ]
I picked this because it retains the factory USB [ ADAM Dec 19, 2015 ]
I installed an aftermarket Pioneer AVH-4100NEX in my 2015 Tacoma. I didn't want an extra usb cable for use with the CarPlay connection to my iPhone. I also didn't like the idea of having a non-usable port (it's a pain to get to for removal/replacement)This should be an excellent option. [ Milton Dec 15, 2015 ]
I picked this because I want to utilize the factory USB port in the dash of my truck. [ Jeff Dec 13, 2015 ]
No, it does not work in a BRZ, FR-S, or a GT-86. the oem jack on the back of the usb/aux plug is a male jack and this cable is a male connector. Further more, the oem usb/aux jack requires a plug with both the usb and the aux in one and cannot be modified to fit this particular adaptor. you will either need to find a proper version of the adaptor or completely change out the oem usb/aux plugs all together. (or start splicing wires) [ Tekmstr Jun 16, 2016 ]
You can check to see if this will fit your vehicle by using our Outfit My Car tool: http://www.crutchfield.com/car/carselector.aspx For additional details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle. [ Krissy Mar 25, 2016 ] Staff
This part worked in my 2015 Tacoma. I'm almost positive it fits all Toyotas. [ Jacob Jan 03, 2015 ]
What this does is allows you to retain your stock usb port on a aftermarket radio one end goes to stock harness and the usb end in the aftermarkets usb port [ john Jan 03, 2015 ]
This worked on my 2012 Rav4 just fine, and allowed me to use the built in USB port on the center console with an aftermarket radio [ Brandon Jan 02, 2015 ]
Not sure. I used it on my 2014 Tacoma and it did connect fine to the oem usb/aux port. My Tacoma did not have a JBL sound system. [ Jennifer Jan 02, 2015 ]
For details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle. [ Krissy Jan 01, 2015 ] Staff
Yes--I have a 2013 Toyota Tacoma. This cable connects through the OEM in-dash USB/AUX. I keep a USB-Thunderbolt cable plugged in for my iPhone. Charges and plays music well. I got an Alpine bluetooth deck unit as well. The wire harness for the Toyota steering wheel controls works as advertised. I have no issues. The only thing I've noticed is that the audio quality is better (and louder) when I connect through the USB/AUX cable, rather than bluetooth. Hope this helps. [ Justin Jan 02, 2015 ]
Yes, this is the wiring harness adapter to allow use of the dashboard USB AUX. I used it when installing the aftermarket stereo in my 2013 Tacoma. [ edward Jan 02, 2015 ]
Yes. I plugged it directly in to existing factory plug. Works great! [ RYAN D Jan 02, 2015 ]
It connects to the wiring behind the radio and goes to the female USB connector in the dash. This way you can plug this into the back of a radio that has a back USB port and then utilize the in-dash (OEM) female USB outlet with your media devices. Hope this helps. [ JASON Jan 02, 2015 ]
Yes it connects to the factory USB input, but the Aux input won't be, [ Bill Jan 02, 2015 ]
Yes. It allows you to connect the factory in dash USB port to the aftermarket head unit. Works great! [ DOUGLAS R Jan 02, 2015 ]
The adapter allows you to use the factory usb port above the cup holders. It plus into the factory harness [ CHRISTOPHER Jan 01, 2015 ]
Don't buy it doesn't work I bought can't connect it with aftermarket car stereos [ JOSE R Jan 01, 2015 ]
Yes, just plug it in and it works with the factory usb jack. [ JASON Jan 01, 2015 ]
No. It did not work for my 2012 Toyota Sequoia. [ rocky Jan 01, 2015 ]

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Historical Traveler Reviews Bella Maggiore Inn Ventura
Perfect Little Get-Away!!
My husband and I stayed here this past weekend for three nights, Friday to Monday. It is a very cute place. They have a wine & cheese hour at 5pm everyday. Saturday was the best. There were more people to mingle with. If you forget something, they are pretty accomadating. They have the BEST cafe at the hotel. You get a free breakfast every morning which was so good you thought that you were at a four star restaurant.
They also have a wine bar which has a very good selection of wine. You can drink it downstairs or in your room. There are many restaurants to go to around the area if you don't want to eat at the Inn. We had absolutely no problems with the people at the front desk. They always said hello to us and everyone always had a smile. If you do go, ask for a room like #35. It is a great size room. We had a ceiling fan and a bay window, so we never were hot. If you close the windows at night, it is very quiet. The whole Inn is very quiet and slow paced. We were able to relax nicely. The only thing is there is no elevator. So if you are on the third floor like we were you do need to go up stairs. It wasn't that bad though really. Santa Barbara is within 30 minutes and Solvang another 30 minutes. We had a great day Wine Tasting on Saturday. We had so much fun and really got to relax that we will definitely return again. I hope you will try and go. Remember to ask about AAA discounts.
Dirty, Tired and Noisy
My husband and I stayed at the Bella Maggiore Inn on July 26, 2003. The staff was pleasant and helpful but management/owner have obviously not spent any money on maintenance, upkeep or houskeeping. Unfortunatley, our room was facing California street. It was as if we were having a loud party in our room. The noise continued until 3:30 a.m. when it finally died down a bit. Closing the windows did not help as the windows sashes were warped and the double hung windows could not close all the way. It was so bad that at 12:00 we considered calling the Marriott to see if they had a room available. Additionally, there is NO air conditioning in the Inn so the room was uncomfortable with the windows closed. The room smelled moldy/musty. The bathroom still had the toothpaste flecks on the mirror from the last occupant and the shower looked as if it needed a good scrubbing. The bed had no mattress cover/pad and the sheets were practically see through with several tears from years of wear. I did request a mattress cover. The Inn did not seem to be familiar with those but a nice lady did bring a blanket to cover the mattress so the buttons on the ancient mattress did not poke us in the back all night. It is too bad because the Inn has great potential to be a nice place. This place needs a major renovation and perhaps new management. I must say the public areas of the Inn were not nearly as bad as our room. In fact, they were not too bad at all. The highlight was breakfast in the courtyard. The restaurant is quite charming and the food was good.
Charming but staffing changes....
My husband and I have been returned to this landmark B&B at least four times within the last three years.
The ambiance is fantastic, and it is a wonderful get away,with the added benefit of a mysterious and playful ghost named Sylvia.
Night time we were welcomed with a wine and cheese party located on the second level. There we met fellow guests, and we had wonderful discussions.
Unfortunately, not all rooms have central air, for medical reasons, we need that. So we would always get the two-rooom suites, which also includes a gas fireplace.
Although we love this quaint place, we have noticed that the room we stay in is in need of obivious repair and revamp. So, too, the main lobby with it's cracked chairs, lump furniture, etc.
Most upsetting was the seemingly changing all the time of the front office staff. They used to be very warming, kind, friendly and informative. The last two times we were there, we had new people at the front desk and they were rather rude and uppity. We found that the lobby/living room area by the fireplace was unkept, messy, and trash, glasses and food was left for hours. It made for a very unpleasant experience to sit downstairs seeing that. The front desk people did nothing to try to clean it up, and we got the distinct impression they were doing us a favor by letting us stay there! This is quite a drastic change from three years ago, and we were very disappointed and let down.
The complimentary breakfast is always good, although the cook failed to appear until one hour after the first guests showed up for breakfast.
Guests and the male host alike were not at all happy, as everyone was kept in the dark, until they were finally asked for their orders.
This B&B is beautiful, centrally located, and needs to be brought back to what we remembered it to be. They need to either monitor or replace the front desk personnel, make some major and minor revamps in the room.
Parking can be a nightmare, as one has to enter the back way, as reserved parking for hotel guests is back there, making it necessary for guests to accsss through the back way, with baggaged and all.
You will love the ambiance, the beauty and history, hopefully by the time you visit,they will have made the internal changes to make your stay a memorable one.
Romantic Getaway!
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the beautiful Bella Maggoire this past weekend (4/27/03). The atmosphere is charming and relaxing and the hotel and restaurant staff are very friendly and helpful! We've stayed here half a dozen times and haven't ever been disappointed! The breakfast is always delicious and served in a beatufiul courtyard setting! It's located in the heart of the historic downtown area and close to everything -- including the beach! We highly recommend the Bella Maggoire and Nona's Courtyard Cafe! Brian and Irene Glendora, California
We fell in love with the place. The street rooms were a bit noisy if you consider the strains of jazz wafting in the breeze to be noise. The staff was very polite except to the people who were constantly demanding/complaining about one thing or another. We loved the roof patio where we sat out and watched the stars and had a glass of wine. The rooms aren't rubber stamped, they all have their own personality. Simply charming.
Great stay
charming atmosphere---delightful breakfast---comfy bed---avoid street facing room on weekends---service Ok but not too friendly. would stay again for sure!!!
Terrible service, herrendous!
Truly a disappointment. I think that the Inn changed ownership and staff in 2002 because I was very disturbed that the new staff and front desk is very short, unpleasant, and truly unhelpful. This is very unfortunate. If you're planning on staying in Ventura, save yourself a headache and stay somewhere else!
Wonderful Stay
My husband and I stayed at the Bella Maggiore for the first time last weekend. It was more than we ever expected. The little touches in the room like chocolate truffles, bottled water and comfortable rooms, not to mention the wonderful gourmet breakfast and atmosphere of the restaurant in the morning made it a place I would highly recommend to everyone. The prices were very reasonable, and the guitar serenade in the restaurant during breakfast was exceptional. Thank you for a wonderful stay! We'll be back!
The Bella Maggiore Inn can be quite charming and we WERE return customers. This time we found the front desk staff to be completely unprofessional and even unpleasant. Unless this is corrected we would not return or reccomend the Inn. Too bad, other aspects are very nice.
This hotel is quaint, and off the beaten path. It's a fabulous place to stay, friendly, clean and not your typical run of the mill hotel. The rooms are charming and elegantly decorated. It's an older building, with a great patio restaurant, friendly staff and character.
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I'm missing two animals so far and I'm having a hard time figuring out where they could be.
Could someone help me?
I'm missing two animals so far and I'm having a hard time figuring out where they could be.
Could someone help me? Do you mean the first castle level? I got a message online last night from someone else having the same issue. I'm working on a guide and will be playing this at about 6 est so once I find all the animals on this level, I'll post a guide of where they are once I find them all.
Thank you.
I looked everywhere and just couldn't seem to find it.
Thank you.
I looked everywhere and just couldn't seem to find it. Ok I found all 19 caged animals in this level. Here ya go. Hope it helps. I also listed where all the Jizo statues in this level were.
Jizo statue (1/8): After getting into the giant open area with giant gaps everywhere, go left and at one point you should see a big boulder with a lot of broken trees forming 2 small circles in front of it. The Jizo statue is in the first ring.
Jizo statue (2/8): On the main path to the castle, you will come to a sunken area of the path. Just before you reach the elevated part of the path again, you'll see the statue on the right side of the path across from the lantern and beside 2 large rocks.
Jizo statue (3/8): When you enter the castle, go right and you'll see it across from the caged fox. (1/19)
Go all the way down the left path until you see the caged chicken and the caged cat. Free them for caged animal (2/19) and (3/19).
Jizo statue (4/8): Once you beat the Big Samurai and enter the next area, use the checkpoint and go down the long hall on the left. Pass the steps to your left and the Jizo statue will be shortly ahead of you on the ground on the left.
In the area with the small houses everywhere, go inside the first house to find a caged fox and a caged bird. Free them for caged animal (4/19) and (5/19).
Jizo statue (5/8): Across from the house with the 2 caged animals is a small house on your left. On the front side there is a small nook and here is where you will find the Jizo statue.
Across from the last Jizo statue is another small house. On the right side of the house is a caged rabbit. Once you free it, you'll have (6/19) caged
animals freed.
After crossing the roofs, drop down and to your right by the barred door should be a caged cat. Free it and that makes (7/19) caged
animals for this level.
Once you've gotten caged animal number 7, go across the way to the big yellow and brown doors. They should open automatically and inside there is a caged frog and a caged bird. Free them for caged animals (8/19) and (9/19).
Jizo statue (6/8): From the previous caged animals, look right. You should see the Jizo statue tucked in a corner in plain sight.
To the right of the last Jizo statue, you should see two houses. The one on the right has a caged fox, a caged rabbit, and a caged dog in front
of it. Free them for caged animals (10/19), (11/19), and (12/19). Only 7 more to go.
Across from the previous 3, inside the house on your left is a caged bear and another caged cat. Free them both and you'll have caged animal (13/19) and (14/19) freed. 5 more to go.
In the next area, with the archery range and the spearmen guarding the big door, you'll see 2 caged animals in front of a small house. Free the caged cat and caged dog for caged animal (15/19) and (16/19).
Jizo statue (7/8): To the left of the stairs leading to the big door in the first archery range area.
Jizo statue (8/8): Upon entering the second archery range area, head all the way to the right. The last Jizo statue for this level is to the left
of the last house on right.
The final three caged animals for this level are all in the last archery range area. A caged wolf, a caged rabbit, and a caged frog all await across from the final Jizo statue in a little corner. Free them and have (17/19), (18/19), and (19/19) for this level. Good job!
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I didn't notice I could get into the houses.
Thank you very much.
I didn't notice I could get into the houses. Those were apparently the 2 the other guy who messaged me missed also. That solves that problem at least.
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My primary reason for using Skype was to connect my students with students from other parts of the United States and the world in order to raise global awareness:
- there are kids like me somewhere else
- different cultures, holidays, traditions
- time zones
- opposite seasons
- foreign languages
- tolerance
- we live in a flat and increasingly smaller world
Hardware/Software Required:
- downloaded skype software
- higher bandwidth connection
- web camera
- desktop microphone and earphones, or headset
- Interactive white board for display or a white wall, and digital projector if videoconferencing with a class.
21st Century Skills Required
A new set of skills needs to be taught and developed as there is now a virtual class. Staff and students need to learn and practice these skills.
- Speaking to a web camera requires use of eye contact, stillness or little movement and voice inflections or animated voices (avoid all montotones). The voice needs to take the place of body language.
- Use of microphone is critical as the audio must be carried to the distant classroom(s).
- Student confidence is crucial – students who are not confident will not be effective. (I have found it is often my quietest students and those who are not so competent in literacy and writing skills who will excel and perform well in the virtual classroom)
- Appropriate placement of any object being displayed needs to be carefully considered for maximum effect.
- Keep any movement of objects or people to an absolute minimum, or else there is too much blurring.
- Use the chat window feverishly for feedback, questions and variety of delivery. If dealing with a country that does not speak English as their first language, or if the sound quality is not so good, the chat is great to type in the key phrases, to ensure they understand what is said.
- Video should be used to keep the class interested and give some concept of a third party(ies).
- Diction is another crucial element in successful use. You need clear, slow voices and short, simple sentences.
- Need to be able to multitask, for example, speak, read, chat, position camera, microphone, control and manage existing class and virtual class.
Management Issues
- Keep the camera as still as possible. Better to bring the students and objects to the camera, rather than move the camera to them.
- Seat students appropriately, so that they can be seen via the web camera.
- Allocate roles to students, for exapmle, chat window, web cam operator, microphone manager etc as this is a real multi tasking operation.
- Ensure everything is organized right from the start – all materials required are on hand.
- Determine the outcomes and plan the class accordingly. (We find it is good to get to know each other first – so a show and tell of school, classes, country, culture etc works well in the initial stages.)
- Always test the equipment before starting the class and test prior teacher to teacher before the day. Practice with family, other teachers in school, country and then abroad.
- Always use chat to ensure that the other class is ready, then when given the 'all clear' ring.
- Organization, confidence and management are the key to success.
- If the call drops out, come back in and switch the video off for the group who is listening, then reverse and switch yours on when talking. If it continually drops out even with just one video on, switch off both videos and continue with chat. (not as exciting but it is still maintaining connection)


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Domestic Violence Information and Services
What is Domestic Violence?
You are a victim of domestic violence if your partner tries to control you with any of the following five types of abuse:
- Physical Abuse: throwing objects, hitting, using weapons, etc.
- Verbal or Emotional Abuse: criticism, name calling, withholding affection, etc.
- Sexual Abuse: rape, unwanted touching or sexual practices, incest, child molestation, etc.
- Economic Abuse: withholding or lying about assets, preventing access to employment and/or medical care, etc.
- Psychological Abuse: intimidation, threatening, harassment, isolation from friends, etc.
Battering is the primary cause of injury to women -- more frequent than auto accidents, muggings and rapes...combined!
Domestic Violence Services
- 24-hour Crisis Hotline
- Latin American outreach
- Police, court and hospital accompaniments
- Victim Witness accompaniments
- Domestic Violence Legal Clinic
- Employment services
- Domestic Violence Shelter for Women and Children
- Support groups
- Individual counseling
- Referral information
An abuser may try to track your internet activities!
Special attention needs to be taken when visiting web sites on the internet. Information you have brought up on the internet (including our web page) may be viewed by anyone who knows how to access your computer's history or cache file.
In order to prevent this from happening, you should clear your computer's history and cache file. This can be done by accessing your internet browser settings.
Here is what to do:
Internet Explorer
1. Pull down View menu, select Internet Options.
2. On General page, under Temporary Internet Files, click on "Delete Files".
3. Under History click on "Clear History".
1. Pull down Members menu, select Preferences.
2. Click on WWW icon.
3. Select Advanced.
4. Click "Purge Cache".
1. Pull down Edit menu.
2. In the menu that drops down, click on "Preferences".
3. Click on Navigator and choose "Clear History".
4. Click on Advanced then select Cache.
5. Click on "Clear Disk Cache".
On older versions of Netscape:
1. Pull down Options menu.
2. Select Network Options, Select Cache.
3. Click on "Clear Disk Cache".
Please Note:
Clearing web browser histories in this way will delete ALL histories of visited websites. If you are concerned that someone may be checking up on your Internet usage, the absence of all files and history may appear suspicious.
Additionally, there are other software programs available that can track website visits.
If you believe that someone may be monitoring your Internet activity, try using a friend's computer, or one at the public library


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I have a Ruby on Rails site that was only needed for a short period of time during which users added various objects to a mySQL database, commenting on them, associating themselves with them, etc. etc. etc.
The question is this: the site is no longer needed until a week next year around this time when I will clear the database and use it again (starting from scratch). What's the best way to archive the current site so that the existing content is still viewable but no new content can be added? By best way, I mean the method by which the least system resources will be used, the server will be the safest, etc.
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10 stories you might have missed: 'Justice League' greenlight depends on 'Man of Steel' success
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In this week's installment of 10 stories you might have missed: Warner Bros. may be waiting on "Man of Steel's" box office numbers before officially green lighting "Justice League." Also: "Star Wars" producer Kathleen Kennedy reveals how she wooed J.J. Abrams to the franchise, Seth McFarlane and "Ted" are ready to rule Oscar night, Comedy Central wants more "Kroll Show," HBO wants more Lena Dunham, Dave Grohl's Sound City players set a single NYC date, Kings of Leon head to the first Bottle Rocket Fest, and more.
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Dale Allen of Mills Wyoming and his 1940 Ford Super Deluxe Convertible took home top honors at the annual KARZ Rod Run Car Show Saturday evening during the banquet held at the Kalif Shrine Auditorium. Nearly 200 vehicles in numerous categories shined up Main Street Saturday and it was Dale who received the top award from KARZ Club president Scott Calkins.
From 10:30 am until 2:00 pm Saturday over 150 hot rods, muscle and classic cars and trucks will invade Sheridan's Historic Main Street - from Brundage to Alger - for all to see. There will be awards to winners in kids, women and men categories - as judged by attendees, so show up and vote for your favorite. The one shown here is from the Black Hills and is owned by Bruce Peterson.
The Sheridan County YMCA Theater Camp was on the WYO Stage July 1st for their presentation of: Disney's "Cinderella, Kids. " In a short five days, 30 campers age 9-14 auditioned, rehearsed and put together the production that was presented to a nearly filled WYO theater at 2 pm.
At precisely 2:02 pm Friday, Shelli Vits of 4 Seasons Lawn Care drives the first non-construction vehicle east bound on 5th Street through the Main Street intersection as she follows the Anderson Sign truck that carries the street barricade signs that have long stood at 5th and Val Vista - 5th Street is now officially open for two-way traffic, again.
Where you don't see these or any other speed limit signs on Sheridan County Roads starting July 1st, it means that: Effective July 1, 2011, the new statutory speed limits for County roads are: Residential district and subdivision roads - 30 mph; Unpaved roads - 55 mph (unless posted otherwise); Paved roads - 65 mph (unless posted otherwise).
Perhaps this rainbow over the newly cut and baled hay bodes well for this year's hay crop. This view is looking east from 144 Upper Road (County Road 113) at 5:40 pm Thursday.
As 2011 approached the halfway point the Sheridan area experienced the hottest temperature to date on Wednesday. The 97 degrees recorded at 2:53 pm was just 7 degrees short of the record 104 set in 2002.
The Concert Band Season Opener, conducted by Garth Moline.
Pictures by
Steven Rogers Photography
Great Lakes flight 7220 from Denver to Sheridan arrived Tuesday evening just as the sun was setting over the Bighorns. The Sheridan County Airport is back in operation after last weekend's closure for major construction on the main runway.


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One aim of the organizers of the 1963 March on Washington was to get Congress to pass civil rights legislation. President John F. Kennedy had proposed a wide-ranging measure earlier that summer. But he faced unrelenting opposition from lawmakers, many in his own party.


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How God Became King: The Forgotten Story of the Gospels
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Wright fills the gaps that years of misdirection have opened up in our collective spiritual story, tracing a narrative from Eden, to Jesus, to today. Wright's powerful re-reading of the Gospels helps us re-align the focus of our spiritual beliefs, which have for too long been focused on the afterlife.
Instead, How God Became King: The Forgotten Story of the Gospels shows us why we should understand that our real charge is to sustain and cooperating with God's kingdom here and now. Echoing the triumphs of Simply Christian and The Meaning of Jesus, Wright's How God Became King is required reading for any Christian searching to understand their mission in the world today.
Wright offers an opportunity to confront these powerful texts afresh, as if we are encountering them for the first time. How God Became King reveals the surprising, unexpected, and shocking news of the gospels: this is the story of a new king, a new kind of king, a king who has changed everything, and a king who invites us to be part of his new world.
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N. T. Wright, one of the world's leading Bible scholars, is the chair of New Testament and Early Christianity at the School of Divinity at the University of St. Andrews, an Anglican bishop, and bestselling author. Featured on ABC News, The Colbert Report, Dateline, and Fresh Air, Wright is the award-winning author of Simply Good News, Simply Jesus, Simply Christian, Surprised by Hope, How God Became King, Scripture and the Authority of God, Surprised by Scripture, and The Case for the Psalms, as well as the recent translation of the New Testament The Kingdom New Testament and the much heralded series Christian Origins and the Question of God.
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Gabrielle Giffords 'Recovering Well' After Skull-Replacement Surgery
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The procedure yesterday, which replaced a portion of the congresswoman's skull that had been removed to prevent damage from swelling, went as planned. According to doctors at the Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center in Houston, where she is undergoing rehab from her January shooting, she is "recovering well" with her new, partially plastic skull. [NPR]


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North, who at 6ft 4in and nearly 17 stone is already being dubbed as Wales's very own Jonah Lomu, is one of three changes to the side beaten 25-16 by Australia last Saturday.
Veteran flanker Martyn Williams takes over from the injured Sam Warburton on the openside flank, Lee Byrne returns at full-back with North taking over from Will Harries on the right wing.
A further change, albeit positional, sees James Hook switch from full-back to centre where he will partner Tom Shanklin.
Under fire half-backs Mike Phillips and Stephen Jones survive Gatland's axe while Dragons' blindside flanker Dan Lydiate continues in the back row.
Neither Ryan Jones nor Andy Powell are in the XV although both find a place on the bench with Jones covering the second row. Hooker Matthew Rees retains the captaincy in Jones' absence.
North's inclusion comes just eight months after Gatland handed another teenager, 18-year-old Ospreys' wing Tom Prydie, his first cap in the final game of last season's Six Nations Championship, against Italy. Prydie also featured on the summer tour to New Zealand.
North, who played alongside Prydie in the Wales under-18 side last season, has come to prominence this season with a string of outstanding performances for his region.
He marked an impressive senior debut by scoring two tries against Treviso in the Magners League in September and followed up with a third, against Aironi at Parc y Scarlets two weeks later.
Wales team to play South Africa at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday:
L Byrne (Ospreys); G North (Scarlets), T Shanklin (Cardiff Blues), J Hook (Ospreys) S Williams (Ospreys); S Jones (Scarlets), M Phillips (Ospreys); G Jenkins (Cardiff Blues), M Rees (Scarlets, capt), A Jones (Ospreys), B Davies (Cardiff Blues), A-W Jones (Ospreys), D Lydiate (Newport Gwent Dragons), M Williams (Cardiff Blues), J Thomas (Ospreys).
Replacements: H Bennett (Ospreys), P James (Ospreys), R Jones (Ospreys), A Powell (Wasps), R Rees (Cardiff Blues), A Bishop (Ospreys), C Czekaj (Cardiff Blues).


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For this edition, EDANA welcomes you in Warsaw, the capital city of the most dynamic economy in Central and Eastern Europe! The International Nonwovens Symposium offers thought-provoking presentations, a tabletop exhibition and many networking opportunities. Programme available here
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Attending the International Nonwovens Symposium gives you the insights, information and contacts you need to advance your company's interests. Hear about the latest trends and innovations in nonwovens and related products, and strengthen your company's network in this key market and production hub.
A DIVERSE PROGRAMME: Keynote Pawel Widel, Government Relations Director - General Motors Poland, Czech Republic & Slovak Republic (Poland) "Poland: Europe's new growth engine?" The following sessions will be presented:
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Your new Xero Community
Here's a Skype chat we just recorded with Sara Goepel in our Melbourne office about your new Xero Community. You can join the Community following the next release in a few days. Catch the surprise photo bomb at the end!
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Looking forward to using this. Xero actually has a community that enjoy helping each which should make this a great resource for everyone 🙂 I do hope that there is plenty of Xero team involvement too.
Xero Community woot woot! Already love collaborating with other Xero users/partners cant wait till this is live.
Sounds great. Look forward to seeing it in action and joining in the discussion
thanks Courtney for letting us all know about the community – sometimes reading help is a bit of a pain so looking forward to the responses
how do you record two screens when on a skype call? very impressive!
Can't wait for this to be able to go to one spot to ask and answer questions of other Xero users. I have already seen on linkedin how great the Xero community is, and as it grows it really needs this.


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Tumbril, Golgoth's Minister of Discipline, interrogates a captured insurgent in Mark Waid & Barry Kitson's "Empire: Uprising" #3 from IDW.
Read the complete first issue from IDW's upcoming "Empire" vol. 1 TPB by Mark Waid & Barry Kitson, and see why Golgoth is the #1 supervillain.
Mark Waid and Barry Kitson's "Empire: Uprising" #1 is "the welcome and triumphant return of a long-missed series."
Get a first look at Mark Waid and Barry Kitson's newest installment of "Empire" from IDW as the world's top super-villain tries to stay on top.
Mark Waid and Barry Kitson's villainos saga moves forward in print this April while the cynical superheroes of "Insufferable" arrive in May.
With the end of "Fables" coming in 2015, Bill Willingham & Mark Buckingham gathered the creative talent behind the acclaimed series for one final panel.
Mark Waid and Barry Kitson's "Empire" returns this week on Thrillbent, and Waid spoke with CBR News about bringing it back after a 10-year hiatus.
Robert Venditti, J.G. Jones, Bryan Hitch and more craft "X-O Manowar" #25, an anniversary issue that "sets the bar high for the rest of the line."
Check out a new look at Valiant's "X-O Manowar" #25 by Robert Venditti, which brings Cary Nord, Tom Fowler & more to the milestone issue.
A preview of "Fables" #130 by Bill Willingham and guest artist Barry Kitson has been released by Vertigo. On June 19, two forgotten creations of The Adversary set up residence in Fabletown.
Valiant Entertainment has provided CBR with all the new art shown during its presence at C2E2 2013, including two exclusive pages of "X-O Manowar" #13 and a first look at Andrew Robinson's "Shadowman" #9 variant.
In "Bloodshot" #10, Duane Swierczynski and Barry Kitson kick off their first "Harbinger Wars" crossover chapter and CBR has an exclusive first look at the issue, on April 17.
Vertigo has released an early look at Bill Willingham and Barry Kitson's "Fairest" #14, a special one-shot tale of love in Fabletown. Romance blooms on April 3.
Creator Bill Willingham revealed some of the fun âFablesâ fans can look forward to in 2013. Plus, find out how you can draw an issue of the series!
Flamingo makes her Valiant debut in next week's "Harbinger" #7. Written by Joshua Dysart and featuring art by Barry Kitson, the issue goes on sale December 19.
Artists Barry Kitson, Lee Garbett, Matthew Clark and Clayton Henry join "Harbinger" writer Josh Dysart for the series' upcoming storyline introducing new characters to the mix. CBR has an exclusive look at Kitson's issue!
In the latest edition of CSBG's collection of comic book Easter Eggs, check out the cast of "Lost" in the most recent issue of "Flash" and see Barry Kitson pay tribute to a friend in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man.
Bucky, Hawkeye, and in June, writer Cullen Bunn teams "Captain America & Iron Man" for his second arc on the title. CBR spoke with Bunn about his ever changing series.
Marvel has provided CBR with exclusive advance looks at Brian Michael Bendis and Chris Samnee's "Ultimate Comics Spider-Man" #7 and Jonathan Hickman and Barry Kitson's "Fantastic Four" #603!
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Fantastic Four" #602 by Jonathan Hickman and Barry Kitson. The Annihilation Wave hits as Galactus returns on January 25!
Marvel gives fans a first look at Barry Kitson's interior art for Jonathan Hickman's "Fantastic Four" #602 featuring Earth's Mightiest Heroes and the Fantastic Four in a continuing battle against the Kree Supreme Intelligence.
The "War of the Four Cities" storyline in Marvel Comics' "FF" kicks into high gear with the return of the Inhumans! CBR News spoke with writer Jonathan Hickman about what comes next.
CBR's Doug Zawisza gives "FF" #5 by Jonathan Hickman and Barry Kitson 4 and 1/2 stars, saying it's "filled with lively characters, treacherous plots, and attention-grabbing scenarios."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents exclusive first looks at "FF" #5 written by Jonathan Hickman and "Uncanny X-Men" #539, written by Kieron Gilen. Both titles hit stores next week.
CBR reviewer Doug Zawisza gives Jonathan Hickman and Barry Kitson's "FF" #4 a 4 star review, calling the issue "a valid case study in what makes the Fantastic Four so, well, fantastic."
Marvel has released an advance look at "FF" #5, the next installment of "War of the Four Cities" by Jonathan Hickman and Barry Kitson. The issue, with a Mark Bagley cover, hits June 22.
To catch a diabolical weapons designer, James Rhodes must retire the War Machine armor and don a new high tech battle suit. We spoke with "Iron Man 2.0" writer Nick Spencer about the series.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Iron Man 2.0." Written by Nick Spencer with art by Barry Kitson and covers by Marko Djurdjevic and Salvador Larocca, the issue hits stores April 13.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Iron Man 2.0" #2 by Nick Spencer and Barry Kitson. The issue, featuring covers by Salvador Larocca and Marko Djurdjevi, hits stores March 16.
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Recticel Seeks Immunity From Potential Fines in Antitrust Probe
Recticel SA, the Belgian maker of foam, car-interior trim and Lattoflex mattresses, said it applied for immunity from potential antitrust fines as part of a European Union probe into producers of polyurethane foam.
Recticel's cooperation with the European Commission, the EU antitrust regulator in Brussels, "is done in the frame of the leniency program," which may reduce or exempt companies from fines, the company said today in its first-half earnings report. Recticel didn't say whether EU regulators had agreed to exempt it from fines in return for cooperation.
Recticel said last August that EU antitrust officials searched its premises in Belgium, the U.K. and Austria.
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By DON SHILLING
The circus came to town with elephants, acrobats and clowns, but it brought something else for Milan Zordich: memories.
"I used to help set up the circus when it came to town when I was a kid," the 70-year-old Youngstown resident said as he walked the Covelli Centre floor before the show Thursday.
Holding his 4-year-old granddaughter, Nina Santisi, he recalled helping to set up tents and feeding animals when the circus was outdoors on the East Side.
But coming to the circus with gray hair is fun, too.
"I'm here for the thrill of being with a bunch of kids," he said, nodding to his granddaughter. "We have five other grandchildren here, too."
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus performed its opening-night "Zing Zang Zoom" show to a nearly filled arena.
Originally, seven shows were planned between Thursday and Sunday, but ticket sales were so brisk that an additional show was scheduled for Sunday evening. The arena has about 4,000 available seats for each performance.
One of the clowns, Todd Griffith, said before the performance Thursday that he was looking forward to the run in Youngstown. He recalled the enthusiastic reception the performers received here two years ago.
"The big cities can be a bit jaded," he said.
The crowd responded eagerly when the circus started with a round of musical chairs by the clowns and four men from the audience.
The doors opened an hour early, however, so that the children could see the clowns up close and talk with them. There were magic tricks, acrobatics, juggling and other stunts.
Griffith, a 32-year-old West Virginia native who studied musical theater at The Ohio State University, said it is his favorite part of the evening.
"The actual show is very structured. Before the show is our chance to be unstructured and crazy and different," he said.
Jennifer Tyler was surprised by the craziness of it all. The 21-year-old Austintown resident was brought in from the crowd to briefly work with acrobats. She was asked to lie on her back and balance a large ceramic vase with her feet.
As a ceramics major at Kent State, she couldn't bear the thought of the vase slipping.
"I would have freaked out if I had broken it," she said afterward.
Please go to circuses.com to see firsthand the treatment the elephants and all circus animals receive as they are forced to live and perform in this barbaric show. Our society must see this as the cruel and inhumane treatment of intelligent, wild animals for what it truly is. Please urge all circuses to release their animals to sanctuaries and continue performances with humans that have a choice about being part of such a show.
Amen sister, But most in this town don't care.
Its a shame.
the following is courtesy of the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee:
The Discovery Channel, PBS, 20/20, CNN, and many others have made people aware that elephants are majestic creatures who are highly intelligent, complex, social, and sensitive individuals. In the wild, elephants are migratory, walking 30 to 50 miles each day, and form intricate family structures. They grieve for their dead in a more-than-instinctive way. They show humor and express compassion for one another with intense interactions. The reality of their lives in captivity is that many are in chains up to 18 hours a day. They are enclosed in steel pens — often alone — broken and controlled by fear and intimidation.
Breaks my heart that they are shackled until show time. Sad