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Teen PregnancyNorth Carolina teen pregnancies drop to new historic lowsSubmitted by WWAY on Tue, 10/15/2013 - 10:11am.READ MORE:
The 2012 teen pregnancy rate was 39.6 per 1,000 15-19 year old girls. In other words, fewer than 4% of 15-19 year old girls in North Carolina experienced a pregnancy last year.
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Teen moms in Columbus County may soon get a helping hand in their new life.
The Boys and Girls Home in Lake Waccamaw is in the process of opening a home, where pregnant teens in DSS care can live with their baby, while learning how to be a parent despite a lack of role models.
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Trojans offer Class of 2014 defensive end
By Blair Angulo
Class of 2014 ESPN Watch List defensive end
Andrew Williams
(McDonough, Ga./Eagles Landing Christian Academy) received a phone call from his high school coach Monday and immediately did a double-take.
Williams was offered by USC, and it was nothing short of surprising.
"It means a lot, it really does," the 6-foot-4, 231-pound Williams said. "I was really surprised. I didn't think USC recruited guys down here. I've been watching them a lot this year and I've been impressed. The tradition and the way they run their defense, I'm really interested."
Williams also has scholarship offers from Alabama, Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Missouri, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Texas, Texas A&M and Virginia Tech.
"USC had sent me letters, but this definitely came out of nowhere," Williams said. "But USC is definitely near the top. ... Coach (Lane) Kiffin always seems to be pumped up. The team has a great mentality. I've been watching defense and they seem to have a great connection."
Williams said he would like to line up an unofficial visit to Los Angeles following the high school season in hopes of getting to know the Trojans coaching staff.
"It will definitely be discussed and I'd want to make it down there," Williams said. "I definitely want to get to know the coaching staff and some defensive players to see how they like it there."
Williams said he could commit to a school before the start of next season.
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Monthly Archive for September, 2011
Falling into Floral Arrangements
I began learning the basics to maintaining a beautiful home at a very young age; when I was a youngin', my mom taught me to hang curtains only after they were pressed or steamed, to wash the window blinds regularly, and to welcome guests by setting the mood of your home decor by hanging a […]
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Modern design with country flair: Meet Stephanie
A new antique adoring, color trend stalking, budget shopping, DIY-er has joined the Times Union Home Décor@518 blog! I'm Stephanie, a 20-something West Virginian now living in the Capital Region. You may already recognize me, as I currently write A Professor's Wife, my other TU blog. In between writing about "life" and working as a […]
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Eliza Says Good-bye
This is Eliza's last post as our Home Decor@518 blogger. We've got a new blogger starting next week, but in the meantime, thanks to Eliza for carrying the torch on all the goods you can find for your home in the Capital Region for the last two years. –Janet Reynolds editor life@home I'm sorry to […]
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You've likely heard the debate about mission trips. On one hand, books and blog posts have cited their potential to do more harm than good. A handful of people with significant platforms have argued that it's better to send money and prayer-fueled encouragement than a short-term team to..
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Sallie Mae Increases Common Stock Dividend, Authorizes $400 Million Share Repurchase Program
Sallie Mae (NASDAQ: SLM), formally SLM Corporation, announced that its Board of Directors today approved increasing the quarterly dividend on the company's common stock from 12.5 cents to 15 cents per share. The next quarterly dividend will be paid on March 15 to shareholders of record at the close of business on March 1.
The Board of Directors also authorized a $400 million share repurchase program for the company's outstanding common stock. The program does not have an expiration date.
In addition, the company announced a 2013 first-quarter dividend on its Preferred Stock Series B of $0.4908444 per share. The dividend on the Preferred Stock Series B will be paid on March 15 to Series B shareholders of record at the close of business on March 5.
The company also scheduled May 30, 2013, as the date for its 2013 Annual Meeting of Shareholders. The meeting will take place at 11 a.m. EDT at the company's headquarters in Newark, Del. (300 Continental Drive). Shareholders of record on April 2 may vote.
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MOORHEAD — The Yellowjacket swim team was defeated by Moorhead on Thursday night 107- 74.
Anna Dale placed first in the 500 free; Finnja Becker was first in Backstroke; the relay team of Dale, Becker, Megan Tellinghuisen and Natalie Murphy took first in 200 free relay.
Natalie Murphy was second in 50 and 100 Free; Sierra Lynne was second in diving and Kristina Galbrecht was third in the Backstroke.
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Airlines Let Customers Rebook For Free Due To Hurricane Sandy
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Hurricane Sandy grounded thousands of flights in the U.S. northeast Monday and upended travel plans across the globe, stranding passengers from Hong Kong to Europe.
Most travelers whose flights were canceled due to Hrricane Sandy can rebook them for free.
United Airlines, for instance, is allowing those ticketed to fly in and out of 26 airports from Charleston, South Carolina, up to Portland, Maine between October 28 and 31 to reschedule their flights by November 4 with no change fee.
Other airlines are making similar offers, though with slight variations.
American will allow fee-free travel changes for the same dates and affecting 22 airports, the southernmost being in Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina, and the northernmost being Buffalo, New York.
Then there's Delta, which will allow flexibility for those traveling to or from coastal states from South Carolina up through New York. U.S. Airways is waiving its change fees involving travel to and from 44 airports from Monday through Wednesday.
JetBlue's offer for the metropolitan New York and Washington areas applies only to October 29 and 30, and requires travelers to rebook by November 1.
According to Flightaware.com the storm has caused airlines to cancel more than 7,400 flights along the East coast since Sunday.
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UTCS Colloquia - Venkat Venkatakrishnan, University of Illinois at Chicago, "Web Parameter Tampering : Vulnerability Analysis, Attack Detection and Prevention"
Talk Audience: UTCS Faculty and Graduate Students
Host: Vitaly Shmatikov
Talk Abstract: Web applications rely heavily on client-side computation to examine and validate form inputs that are supplied by a user (e.g., "credit card expiration date must be valid"). This is typically done for two reasons: to reduce burden on the server and to avoid latencies in communicating with the server. However, when a server fails to replicate the validation performed on the client, it is potentially vulnerable to attack. In the first part of this talk, we present an approach for identifying vulnerabilities of this kind in web sites and in open source web applications through program analysis. Our approach has been employed to discover several previously unknown vulnerabilities in a number of open-source web applications and live web sites. The second part of this talk presents an approach to detect these attacks in an existing (legacy) web applications in an server-agnostic fashion. Finally, we discuss a principled approach to prevent these flaws in the context of the Rails web application framework using automated code synthesis.
Speaker Bio: V.N. (Venkat) Venkatakrishnan's (http://www.cs.uic.edu/~venkat) broad research interests are in computer security and privacy. He is particularly interested in the the security of software systems, in vulnerability analysis and automated approaches to preventing large scale attacks on computer systems. His research work derives from techniques rooted in programming languages and compilers, operating systems, software engineering and formal methods to address practical problems in computer security. He received his Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in computer science from Stony Brook University in 2004 and M.Sc and B.E. degrees from Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani, India, in 1997. He is currently Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), and directs UIC's Center for Research and Instruction in Technologies in Electronic Security (RITES). He is recipient of the National Science Foundation CAREER award in 2009, several best paper awards and multiple UIC campus level awards for research as well as his teaching. His research is supported by the National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. He is the Lead Principal Investigator and Director of a new PhD program on Electronic Security and Privacy (http://securityigert.uic.edu) that is funded by $3.2M NSF IGERT grant.
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BAYOU CORNE, LA (NBC33) — Today's rough weather is leading to more problems at the sinkhole in Assumption Parish.
A berm near the sinkhole broke in five different spots overnight. Now, some water is getting into the sinkhole.
Texas Brine said they'd work to fix the holes once the rain stops.
The sinkhole formed in August 2012. Since then, dozens in Bayou Corne have been forced out of their houses.
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Nike Sportswear continues to celebrate the Air Pegasus series' 30th anniversary in 2013. Here's another colorway on the shoe that kicked it off, the Nike Air Pegasus '83 OG in a simple yet satisfying white and Anthracite combo. This is one of those timeless colorways that you can apply to just about any shoe and have it look great, so when you add in this one's history, it becomes an even more appealing low-key go-to. Check out the latest NSW OG drop in more images after the jump, let us know how these pre-Max classics compare to their Air-bubbled brethren and grab yours today at retailers like Size?
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Ransom gets together with Hitchcock once again on this track "Stand A Chance".
Listen to Stand A Chance , the latest track from Ransom, featuring Hitchcock. The cut dropped on Thursday, July 5th, 2012. Ransom's future brightens with every new release, and Stand A Chance certainly isn't an exception. It's a fitting addition to a solid catalogue that Ransom has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're excited to hear more.
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Journaling with ReiserFS
There are a few new file systems coming out for Linux these days, bringing some badly needed features for both servers and desktops. I'll briefly describe some of the key ReiserFS features and discuss some details of the journal layer.
ReiserFS stores all file system objects in a single B*tree. The tree supports:
Dynamic inode allocation
Compact, indexed directories
Resizable items
60-bit offsets
There are four basic types of items in the tree. Stat data, directory items, indirect items and direct items. Items are found by searching for a key, where the key contains an ID, the offset in the object you are looking for and the item type.
The ReiserFS directories grow and shrink as their contents change. A hash of the file name is used to keep an entry's offset in the directory constant. The tree indexing of this hash allows for very large directories without much performance loss and still provides clean support for NFS and the standard directory operations.
For files, indirect items point to data blocks, and direct items contain packed file data. This packed file data is stored directly in the tree and can share space in the tree nodes with items from other objects. So, for large files, ReiserFS stores block pointers similar to the ones ext2 uses, but for small files we pack the data together to prevent wasted space.
All of these items are resizable by rebalancing the tree. We can append to the packed file data, or if we need another field in the stat data, it can grow to accommodate the new information. The disk format deserves much more detail than I'm giving it here, and you can learn more from the papers on the ReiserFS home page (see Resources).
ReiserFS actually has two main disk formats. The new format introduced in our 2.4 code allows 60-bit file offsets, and the format used in our 2.2 code uses 32-bit offsets. When you mount an older file system under the new kernel, the old format is preserved and large files are not allowed.
There is a mount option for converting to the new format, but the code for mounting the new format under 2.2 kernels is still in beta. Instead of putting out-of-date information in this article, I suggest going to the ReiserFS web site for details on enabling large file support.
My goal here isn't to describe APIs or log data structures; I'm hoping to list the major issues involved in file system logging and how ReiserFS deals with them.
Before we talk about how logging works, let's discuss the problem we are trying to solve. In order to have a consistent file system after a crash, updates need to be atomic. They need to happen completely or not at all. For example, to append blocks onto a file, you need to update the file's block pointers, allocate blocks from the free list and update the superblock. If the system crashes in the middle of these changes, the file might have a pointer to a block still on the free list, or the superblock might not have updated stats in it, or the block you allocated could be lost (not in the file and not on the free list).
The ReiserFS journal uses a simple metadata-only, write-ahead logging scheme. The idea is that before any changes are written to disk, they are first committed to a log. After a crash, committed transactions are replayed, which is nothing more than copying blocks from the log into the main disk area.
Writing changes to the log isn't what makes logging complicated. The hard part is keeping the log from slowing your file system down to a crawl. The most obvious optimization is to write to the log in big sequential chunks and lower the number of commit blocks written. Most operations update a small number of blocks, so the journal combines multiple operations into a large atomic unit.
Modified buffers cannot be flushed until they have been copied to the log, and they cannot be freed until they have been flushed. Larger transactions pin more kernel memory but also make many other optimizations possible. Since ReiserFS stores everything in a balanced tree, the tree frequently needs balancing. Tree blocks are allocated, modified and then freed in another balance later on. With larger transactions, we increase the chance the block will be freed before it is written to the log or the main disk.
It is common for blocks to be logged over and over again. If the superblock is included in transactions one, two and three, it needs to be written to the log once for each transaction. But, it doesn't need to be written the main disk area until after transaction three has finished. The total number of writes needed is lower, and most of the writes are to the sequential log. In some cases, this actually makes logging faster than the original file system was.
Whenever possible, log I/O is done by a worker thread, kreiserfsd. This allows log commits to happen in the background, without slowing down user processes. However, the log is a fixed size, so user processes might have to wait for log space to become available before they can start a new transaction. A great deal of care must be taken to make sure processes waiting on the log don't have resources needed by a process already inside a transaction.
Most of the file system does not need to be aware there is a journal layer keeping things safe, but there are a few new rules that need to be followed. First, it isn't safe to modify a dirty buffer. On SMP systems, another CPU might be writing the buffer while you are changing it, which means the modifications would get to disk before the transaction is committed.
Most operations will alter a limited number of buffers, but file writes and truncates are effectively unbounded. Instead of adding the complexity of unbounded transaction size in the journal layer, I chose to code consistency points into these operations. If the current transaction needs to end, they log enough information to make the file system consistent, and then start a new transaction. When data logging is used, fsync needs to do the same checks.
Another new rule required by the journal layer has to do with reusing blocks when metdata-only logging is used. Picture these two transactions:
1. allocate block 200, insert into the tree<\n> change and log block 200 free block 200 close and commit transaction 1 2. allocate block 200 as a data block change block 200, fsync to disk close and commit transaction 2 [system crash]
After the crash, the transactions are replayed in order. While replaying transaction one, the logged version of block 200 is copied into the main disk, and after replaying transaction two, block 200 is a data block in a file. But, the contents written to block 200 by the fsync are no longer there. ReiserFS avoids this by never allocating a data block until there is no chance a log replay will overwrite the contents with old information. When the file system is full, this means we have to flush transactions to disk and find reusable blocks. Similar checks need to happen if a data block is logged and then written directly later on.
Now that fsck isn't needed after every crash, we need to be more careful with lost files. An unlinked file isn't actually deleted until the last open process using it finishes. If the system crashes before the delete operation is complete, the journal will give a consistent file system, but some space will still be allocated to the file. Since the file isn't in the directory tree, there isn't a way to reclaim the blocks.
The easiest way to fix this in ReiserFS is to link the file into a special directory. ReiserFS directories are very fast, and there isn't much locking involved if you aren't worried about file name conflicts. After a crash, the directory is read, and file deletion is finished for any objects left. The special directory doesn't actually need file names at all, just the key information for looking up the file. This fix is not yet integrated into the official ReiserFS releases, but it should be soon.
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Hilton, Toni and Hughes, Tim and McDowell, Ray (2007) Does the marketing curriculum reflect the importance of services marketing for practitioners? The Marketing Review, 7 (2). pp. 171-184. ISSN 1469-347X
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Given the growth of the service sector and the increased importance of service marketing thinking for practitioners we are interested in learning how far this development is reflected within the marketing curriculum delivered within UK universities. Our qualitative research explores the subject with expert respondents who have an overview of the marketing curriculum within a number of UK universities. Of particular interest is our finding of great variation in the degree to which services marketing is considered sufficiently important to integrate within the core marketing curriculum. Equally worthy of note is the suggestion that the degree to which services marketing thinking is successfully integrated within core marketing curricula will vary greatly depending on who is responsible for curriculum design and delivery. Given the rising importance of service industries we suggest that our students, who will be the marketing practitioners of the future, will benefit from greater integration of services marketing theory within the core marketing curriculum.
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Now that the summer festival season is in full swing, the Public Health Agency (PHA) is reminding people that taking drugs is always a risk. The only way to avoid risks is to not take any substances which are not prescribed for you.
4,4'-DMAR risk
The PHA is also specifically warning about of the risk of taking Para –Methyl-4-Methylaminorex (4,4'-DMAR), which has been linked to a number of recent deaths in Northern Ireland. It believes the drug may still be available here, so it is essential that people are aware of the risk it poses.
People are also urged to be vigilant if they take any drug, as there is a good chance the contents won't be what they believe. For example, pills sold as ecstasy are frequently found to contain other drugs with less predictable and more dangerous effects.
If you do take drugs
While the majority of people do not take drugs, the PHA acknowledges that a minority of people will take substances. The following guidance, which can help reduce the risk to health and life, is given for this group of people. The advice doesn't guarantee their safety, but it will help reduce risks.
Tips include:
- start low and go slow – take a small amount at first and do not re-dose until sure the drug has reached its peak
- don't mix drugs with alcohol or other drugs; the majority of people who die after taking drugs have taken two or more substances (including alcohol)
- don't continue taking drugs over extended periods of time – continuing to do so for 24 hours or longer increases the risk of illness or death
- when coming down, plan a safe place to go with people who can give support, and avoid taking other drugs or alcohol as this can increase the risk of overdose
If anyone is prone to feeling low, or have any mental health conditions, coming down from drugs can make them feel worse. The best advice is to avoid taking anything not prescribed for them.
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Department for Education (DfE)
The DfE is responsible for the implementation of the Governments National Childcare Strategy in England.
Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Street, London SW1P 3BT
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Web: www.education.gov.uk
Skills Active
Skills Active is the National Training Organisation for Sport, Recreation, and Allied Occupations. The Playwork Unit was formed in 1998 to develop education, training and qualifications for playworkers.
Castlewood House, 77-91 New Oxford St, London, WC1A 1PX
Tel: 020 7632 2000
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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City and Guilds – awarding body
A source for advice about qualifications and training.
Customer Services, 1 Giltspur Street, London EC1A 9DD
Tel: 020 7294 2800
Email: email@example.com
Web: www.cityandguilds.com
Council for Awards in Children's Care and Education (CACHE) – awarding body.
A source for advice about qualifications and training.
Beaufort House, Grosvenor Rd, St Albans, Herts AL1 3AN
Tel: 0845 347 2123
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.cache.org.uk
Daycare Trust
The Daycare Trust advises childcare providers, employers, trade unions and policymakers on childcare.
21 St Georges Rd, London SE1 6ES
Tel: 020 7840 3350
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.daycaretrust.org.uk
A national charity dedicated to creating opportunities and building futures for children.
City Reach, 5 Greenwich View Place, London E14 9NN
Tel: 020 7512 2112
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.4children.org.uk
Kidsactive – play and opportunity for disabled children
A National Charity promoting play for disabled children. Kidsactive runs six playgrounds in London, and delivers training on inclusion for play providers throughout the UK. Kidsactive publishes the magazine Lets Play and has produced the book Side by Side – guidelines for inclusive play (2000).
Pryors Bank, Bishops Park, London SW6 3LA
Tel: 020 7731 1435 Minicom: 020 7731 1435 Fax: 020 7731 4426
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.kidsactive.org.uk
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This national organisation provides advice, support and information for Montessori pre-school providers.
21 Vineyard Hill, London, SW19 7JL
Tel: 020 8946 4433
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.montessorieducationuk.org
National Children's Bureau
The NCB supports a number of websites. All are produced by NCB staff, many with project partners or by councils or networks within NCB. Where no web address is shown, the website is part of www.ncb.org.uk and links are to internal pages of this website.
8 Wakley Street, London, EC1V 7QE
Tel: 020 7843 6000
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Website: www.pacey.org.uk
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Asylum Seeking and Refugee Children
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Care Planning for Looked After Children Toolkit
Web: www.ncb.org.uk
Web: http://www.childdata.org.uk
Children & Young People HIV Network
Web: www.ncb.org.uk/hiv
Childhood Bereavement Network
Web: www.childhoodbereavementnetwork.org.uk
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Children's Play Information Service
Web: www.ncb.org.uk/cpis
Council for Disabled Children
Web: www.councilfordisabledchildren.org.uk
Early Childhood Forum
Web: www.ncb.org.uk/ecf
Early Childhood Unit
Web: www.ncb.org.uk/ecu
Healthy Care
Web: www.ncb.org.uk/healthycare
National Centre for Excellence in Residential Child Care (NCERCC)
PSHE & Citizenship Information Service
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Sex Education Forum
Web: www.ncb.org.uk/sef
Young NCB
Web: http://www.youngncb.org.uk
Young People and Self Harm
Web: http://www.selfharm.org.uk
Children England
(formerly National Council for Voluntary Childcare Organisations-NCVCCO)
Provide funding to voluntary childcare organisations.
Unit 25, Angel Gate, City Road, London, EC1V 2PT
Tel: 020 7833 3319
Email: email@example.com
Web: www.childrenengland.org.uk
National Day Nursery Association
This organisation provides advice, support and information for providers of full day care.
Oak House, Woodvale Road, Brighouse, HD6 4AB
Tel: 0870 7744244
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.ndna.org.uk
National Early Years Network
Produces and sells a useful publication called Good to Work For – Employing staff and Working with Volunteers in Small Groups which covers a range of employment issues, including recruitment, legislation and contracts.
77 Holloway Road, London N7 8JZ
Tel: 020 7607 9573
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
National Extension College
National training provider and source of advice about selecting appropriate training.
Dept D204, The Michael Young Centre, Purbeck Road, Cambridge CB2 2HN
Tel: 01223 400200
Email: email@example.com
Web: www.nec.ac.uk
Royal Exchange Buildings, St Ann's, Square, Manchester, M2 7LA
Tel: 0845 404040
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.ofsted.gov.uk
Promotes children's free play through practice development, advice, information and support services for play providers and innovative projects.
72 Albert Palace Mansions, Lurline Gardens, London, SW11 4DQ
Tel: 020 7720 2452
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: www.playlink.org.uk
Play Words
A bi-monthly magazine for adults working with children in out of school settings. It includes creative ideas, training topics, news, views and information.
Common Threads Consultancy, Wessex House, Upper Market Street, Eastleigh, Hants SO50 9FD.
Tel: 07000 785215
The aim of the playworking website is to provide support, help and information to all those people involved in the Playwork SVQ and NVQ process.
Web: www.skillsactive.com/playwork
A bi-monthly newspaper free to anyone interested in play or related issues.
Tel: 020 7843 6016
Email: email@example.com
Web: http://www.playengland.org.uk/Page.asp?originx_5371dl_64198233264427a2g_200612131711p
Responsible for developing a national framework of accreditation qualifications in early years' education, childcare and playwork.
83 Piccadilly, London, W1J 8QA
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Some of the things you can do to prepare for the unexpected, such as making an emergency supply kit and developing a family emergency plan, can be used in any type of emergency whether man-made or natural. However, there are differences among potential emergencies that impact the decisions you make and the actions you take. Learn about the types of emergencies that can happen where you live or work and ways to stay informed during an emergency.
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PublicAlerts.Org is a portal to the community notification system for Multnomah County. Here you can sign up to receive emergency voice and/or data messages on your cell phone, Voice-Over-IP (VOIP or internet-based) phone, email or phone provided by a cable TV carrier. If you have a published landline phone, it will automatically be added to the system. Your information is safe and will only be used for emergency notifications.
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Eto'o, 28, has successfully rehabilitated his career with the Catalan club after coming close to leaving last summer.
The former Real Madrid and Real Mallorca striker has been linked with a host of Premier League clubs in recent months, but Laporta is optimistic that he will start next season at the Camp Nou.
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From Catherine Coulter, the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of the FBI Thriller series, and J.T. Ellison, bestselling author and ITW Award winner, comes the first book in a brilliant new international thriller series featuring a new hero: American-born, UK-raised Nicholas Drummond.
Scotland Yard's new chief inspector Nicholas Drummond is on the first flight to New York when he learns his colleague, Elaine York, the minder" of the Crown Jewels for the Jewel of the Lion" exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, was found murdered. Then the centerpiece of the exhibit, the infamous Koh-i-Noor Diamond, is stolen from the Queen Mother's crown. Drummond, American-born but raised in the UK, is a dark, dangerous, fast-rising star in the Yard who never backs down. And this case is no exception.
Special Agents Lacey Sherlock and Dillon Savich from Coulter's bestselling FBI series don't hesitate to help Drummond find the cunning international thief known as the Fox. Nonstop action and high stakes intensify as the chase gets deadly. The Fox will stop at nothing to deliver the Koh-i-Noor to the man who believes in its deadly prophecy. Nicholas Drummond, along with his partner, FBI Special Agent Mike Caine, lay it on the line to retrieve the diamond for Queen and country.
"The twists to the story are nonstop, and the characters sparkle like precious stones...One of the best thrillers of the year."--The Associated Press "Fast-paced and action-packed, with the promise of romance to come, this entertaining thriller merges fact and fiction to superb effect."--"Library Journal "(starred review) "A fantastic thriller...an exciting page turner."--"Tulsa World" "Coulter and Ellison have created a new son of Bond licensed to shine in future thrillers. Genre fans will find the action nonstop."--"Kirkus Reviews" "A thriller that manages to be both intricate and full of jaw-dropping action sequences...Drummond connects in entertaining fashion with Coulter's main series heroes, FBI agents Dillon Savich and Lacey Sherlock...Ingenious disguises, daring bluffs, and hair-breadth escapes add to the fun of the chase."--"Publishers Weekly" "Coulter and Ellison do an excellent job blending their writing styles in this pulse-pounding novel and have produced an outstanding chase thriller that is riveting from beginning to end. This could be the start of a great partnership!"--"RT Book Reviews" (4 1/2 stars) "I think Drummond and Caine will probably be an entertaining series...a fun tale."--criminalelement.com
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This post is the second in a series of responses to Jonathan Favini's recent piece on cognitive dissonance. Stay tuned as the conversation continues, and share your own thoughts in the comments.
By Erol Yayboke
Jonathan's post on the "cognitive dissonance" required to work in development aid concludes with a series of broad questions that can loosely be translated into: how do you (i.e. "older, wiser" development practitioners) sleep at night? Though not an entirely fair translation, his broader aim to question the "development industry" is well taken. Most of us have had similarly awkward encounters with our barbers, taxi drivers and cousins that left us wondering whether we deserved such praise.
Before offering my "sage" responses to the valid questions every development aid worker should ask of him/herself and others, there are a couple points I'd like to make about the arguments that led up to Jonathan's questions.
First, the "development industry" is a totally theoretical construct that includes countless non-profit, public, private and multi-lateral players, all with competing resources and agendas. We (including yours truly) overuse and abuse it regularly. Also, "development" as presented in the article is heavily skewed towards how "we in the West" have an impact on "those in the rest." It's important to note that part of the complexity of development is the fact that this West-centric viewpoint is simultaneously paternalistic and not entirely accurate.
Employees at India's Ministry of Environment don't see themselves as working in "development" per se; much like my friend at the U.S. Department of Energy, they're working within the bureaucracy to improve their country. In other words, there is simply no utopian singular entity called "development" – it is a complex web that doesn't even begin to understand itself (just ask any UN OCHA employee).
In spite of this, some groups have shown remarkable successes in health, food security and generally getting people to care about things outside their own communities (which I posit is better than the isolationist alternative).
I recommend focusing on criticising and offering improvements to specific sectors and programs based on concrete evidence, as opposed to chastising "development" as a whole.
Second, some of Jonathan's article relies on one unfortunate tacit assumption: that the Peace Corps is a "development" organisation. Despite claiming that it "[sends] Americans abroad to tackle the most pressing needs of people around the world" and work towards "sustainable change," at best, the Peace Corps is a diplomatic ideal; it was arguably set up as such by Kennedy during the Cold War.
An admirable service organization that has undoubtedly "helped people build better lives," Peace Corps is nonetheless one whereby, in practice, (mostly) young, energetic, bright Americans who often lack relevant technical skills (how many of us have met a health volunteer who didn't know First Aid?) ingratiate themselves to communities that would otherwise probably never meet such aliens (double entendre intended).
More realistically (and acknowledged by the organisation itself), Peace Corps service is a time for self-discovery – as was the case for the volunteers Jonathan knew in Senegal – a time for Americans themselves to grow in compassion, worldliness and resilience. All noble outcomes, none of which have anything to do with "development."
Now to the "sage wisdom."
On reconciling the "industry's flaws" with my own professional identity, I'd say that we live in a flawed world where nothing is ever perfect. Only by understanding and experiencing these flaws can we improve ourselves and the world around us. As professionals, we should constantly be in pursuit of more efficiency, effectiveness and impact. It's important to establish meaningful metrics for your project (NGO, sector, industry, etc.) and for yourself, referring to – and learning from – them often.
I'm a believer in having opinions based on evidence and in the value of real, long-term, first-hand experience topped with healthy doses of skepticism (of which Jonathan lacks not). Ultimately though, we all must strive to first, do no harm – even the best of intentions have the potential for unintended consequences.
On recognising problems while continuing to work in this field, I'd challenge Jonathan to find a profession that does not toil with this (somewhat existential) question.
To most (in our "industry" at least) who look hard enough, the systemic flaws are readily apparent and littered with political, financial and sometimes even nefarious roadblocks. The challenge (and great reward if you succeed) is to find solutions that are politically supportable, administratively feasible and technically correct. If you can manage to do that, give yourself a hearty pat on the back and scale up!
As for motivation on those ever-present tough days where doubt creeps in? This is a very personal struggle that we all face at points, even while working on the most impactful of projects. Am I truly doing no harm? Am I actually "making a difference?" Alas, there is usually no black and white answer; there rarely is in life. However, the pursuit of impact should drive us to better understand and continually refine our efforts.
This desire for more evidence has even spawned a research-based "industry within an industry" (J-PAL, IPA, EPoD, Evidence Action, etc.) whereby some of the smartest people on the planet (full disclosure: though I work for one of these organisations, I am not one of said geniuses) study the most intransigent development issues. We're learning more about our impact than ever before.
So, for an inquisitive mind like Jonathan's, never was there a better time to lace on the boots and head to Busia. Along the way, try not to get overwhelmed with the scope and magnitude of the problems, but to break them into smaller, much more manageable (and ideally measurable) pieces.
My last bit of advice for Jonathan is to accept his barber's praise. He chose to work in development in order to make a difference, something at which he will undoubtedly get better over the course of his career, as the "dual tides" of experience and healthy scepticism drive him towards greater impact. Jonathan – feel good about what you've done, and use the praise as motivation to improve the aid world, or whatever small corner of it you decide to call home.
Erol Yayboke is a Program Manager with the Evidence for Policy Design (EPoD) team at the Center for International Development at Harvard's Kennedy School and a member of the Board of Directors of the Andi Leadership Institute for Young Women. He holds a Masters in Public Affairs from the University of Texas at Austin and currently lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. You can check our his blog and follow him on Twitter. (Erol's views are his own and do not represent the opinions of these or any other organisations.)
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