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Some heads possess the self-belief that allows them to deliver a rousing speech with a degree of conviction that brooks no dissent, at least none that is allowed to be articulated, but most of us know that our staff are a very intelligent body of people who teach children to see through rhetoric and to seek the evidence for an argument and so approach this meeting in a cautious frame of mind.
For schools with a broad set of well-considered educational ideals deciding on the messages to deliver this September may have been a little harder than in the past.
The arrival of the A* grade at A-level and its unforeseeable coincidence with the pressure on places at selecting universities have resulted in a step-change in the aspirations of students.
As more universities make A* offers, the foot will have to remain firmly on the academic accelerator throughout the two years of sixth form.
This is not necessarily a bad thing: after all, students are at school to study; they have chosen their subjects and most of us agree that the new A-levels are better than the old ones.
It will even be a good thing as long as students (and teachers) remember that, ultimately, the learning matters more than the grades that validate the learning and as long as our students do not abandon all the other aspects of sixth form life that contribute to their maturity and enjoyment.
Rather than pontificate, that opening address is an opportunity to stimulate debate beyond the meeting by asking these two questions: what world awaits our students and are we preparing them well for their future?
It is the answers to these questions that should shape the vision for the school.
Certainty of answer is inevitably difficult because no one can know for sure what the future holds and we could wind up the discussion straight away by saying that intellectual flexibility and transferrable skills are all that are required but I believe we can go further.
Last term I spent a sabbatical looking at education in the so-called BRIC nations – Brazil, Russia, India and China – these four countries with fast-developing economies.
Accelerated growth does not just create a bigger middle class hungry to have its children in good schools, it brings into stark relief the educational imperatives involved in securing a country's continued prosperity and its social and psychological wellbeing.
The perceived manifold shortcomings of the education systems in the BRICs provide helpful signposts to what we should cherish and defend here and to the pitfalls we must avoid.
First and foremost, economic growth will be maintained if countries can diversify: develop new industry and services; new digital products and solutions; fresh approaches to mining and agriculture.
Ahead lie intractable challenges such as climate change, urbanisation; an ageing population.
Smart, ingenious engineers, doctors, town planners, business leaders and politicians are needed.
Educators and employers in the BRICs are clamouring for an education which develops creativity and lateral thinking instead of one in which success can be achieved through rote-learning. Competition to enter the most prestigious Higher Education institutions in India and China is even more intense than in the West.
The pressure to achieve top grades makes for an adolescence of unrelenting exam preparation.
These students are impressive for their dedication but they have to be reprogrammed once they start university or a job and taught to trade facts for opinions and initiative. Young people in the UK will need the same higher level skills and we must not lose sight of this in the race for grades.
Secondly, in every country I visited, notwithstanding a decline in poverty and more children attending school, I met with expressions of concern about the fabric of society and about contemporary youth. (I met many admirable young people, I hasten to add.)
Everything from the weakening of the family unit to the recognition that materialism is a false god pointed to a need for schools to play a humanising role in shaping the moral, cultural, physical and social development of young people.
This was particularly so in China where the phenomenon of the one-child policy requires a school's strong focus on teamwork and learning to respect the needs of others.
A country can surge economically but its health is measured not just by wealth but by wellbeing.
That wellbeing is dependent on fellowship, social welfare programmes, enlightened employment practices and investment in sport and the arts.
All this applies to the UK too. Our schools are excellent at building social responsibility and a cultural hinterland.
In the tough times ahead, laying the foundations for mental and physical health is critical. We must not let these less measurable aspects lapse.
Finally, if educators in the BRICs worried that there was not enough emphasis on independent learning and emotional intelligence, I came across some wonderful examples of serious study, for example in some elite state schools in Moscow and in an after-school school for children keen to learn English.
What these schools shared was a love of learning for its own sake, a reverence for scholarly teachers and an expectation that lessons would be demanding.
The world is complex so learning should be difficult: children thrive on challenge provided the climate is supportive and relations between staff and pupils are good.
If the UK is to stand any chance of survival against the growing might of some of the BRICs we need to preserve our intellectual rigour and make sure our public examinations encourage and reward such depth. We dumb down at our peril.
*Vicky Tuck is Principal of The Cheltenham Ladies' College and a past President of the Girls' Schools Association.


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Clyde sat there, he heard sirens go off all around him. He smiled, knowing that they found his 'masterpiece'. Anyone that had ever hurt Denise would die. Now Kaylie's death was quite complex, he had hooked up a tank full of poisonous gas that was timed to go off at a certain time. Now, this gas wasn't just a gas that would knock you out before you died, it slowly ate pieces of your lungs with every breath you took. Pure genius. See, he knew about Kaylie bullying Denise a long time ago, he had even seen it with his own eye while he was watching her play on the school grounds. She would grab Denise's hair in her hands and pull as if it was a tug- of- war rope. The worst thing that he had seen the bitch do was actually push Denise off the very top of the monkey bars. The small girl fell to the ground and ended up with a broken arm. That was the day Clyde knew she needed to die. Now he didn't consider himself a mad man, nor was he. He was just taking away all the evil in this cruel, cruel world. He saw the jail guards coming towards his cell. He chuckled quietly, this was all going according to plan.
Denise sighed and got into her car. She would have to talk to Clyde once again. She knew he would ask that same question again. If she liked him. She knew she wouldn't be able to answer him. She drove up to see her father running towards her already. " Denise! Denise!" He called. She quickly undid her seat belt and threw open the car door. He ran up to her and hugged her, " I'm sorry to tell you this, but last night Clyde killed your old friend, Kaylie." He exclaimed. Denise looked at the ground, she had never told her parents about Kaylie, she had simply lied and said that she was her friend. Denise nodded, " I know I watched the news last night." She said solemnly. " I know why Clyde's doing this dad." She said while shifting her eyes away from him. He looked at her in a questioning manner, but she just started walking towards the building.
Inside, Clyde was already inside the cage like area. He sat comfortable on the chair and watched her walk in. She motioned for everyone else to leave. "Couldn't stay away from me, eh Denise?" He said, with a smile. Denise rolled her eyes, knowing that her job was to get a confession out of him. " Did you kill Kaylie Thompson?" She said while sitting down in a chair in front of him. His eyes searched down her body. He nodded, " Yes." He replied while leaning back in his chair with his hands stretched behind his head. She knew she should be disgusted by his actions, but she wasn't. " Why did you murder her?" Denise asked while looking at the camera above her. Clyde laughed, " Because she hurt you Denise." He said, huskily. Denise blushed, then got up off the chair. She couldn't handle talking to him on camera. She walked out and slammed the door shut. Her father walked up to her in a questioning manner, " What does he mean by that?" He asked while walking with her. Denise shrugged, " I have no idea." She lied. Nick nodded, believing it.
It was night when Clyde finally got back into his cell. He laid down and put Denise's ear phones in and listened to music. He smiled when he heard the song, ' Eminence Front' by The Who. He remembered listening to that song while eating that steak with his cellmate. He wiggled his finger to the beat. His iPod was the only thing he actually missed, but he loved Denise's. And he loved her. He could admit that much. Lying there, all of his thought spiraled together. The night that him and Denise kissed, the night when she was so young and he had held her captive. That last thought made him think back to that very day. Denise hadn't screamed or cried, she had even hugged him! He thought back to her watching him as he was taken away by police. Her eyes offered him comfort. She was all he would ever need.
Denise didn't want leave that night. She went to the guard and asked if she could talk to Clyde. The man shook his head, " Are you crazy? He committed murder a day ago, and you want to go talk to him!" The man rolled his eyes. She nodded and stepped closer, " Its my job to put an end to his murders." She smiled "Now if you excuse me, I have a job to do." She stiffly while pushing past the guard. He sighed but let her go past.
Clyde's cell was always easy for Denise to pick out. When she reached it, Clyde was sitting on the cell's floor. She pulled out the key that she had snatched from the guard and unlocked the door. Clyde looked up with interest. " Hey babe." He said, quite cocky. She took a deep breath and closed the door behind her. Clyde rose to his feet and walked towards her, a smile plastered on his face. " Why, Clyde?' She asked him, almost sounding like a beg. Clyde held her hand and rubbed her shoulder, " I know what she did to you, I watched he do it Denise. People need to understand that they accountable for actions." Denise shook away his hands, " Accountable for their actions? What about yours!" She scuffed. Denise turned away to walk out, but Clyde grabbed her shoulder. Not gently, but rough. " You like me, right Denise?" He asked, is voice no longer loving. " Your staying with me, whether you like it or not." He growled. Denise stared at in in fear. She saw something glisten in the corner of his pocket. She almost screamed when she realized what it was. A knife.


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Parenthood is tough! Decisions, decisions, decisions. And here in "The Information Age", many parents feel that there is no room for poorly informed choices for The Big Decisions. For many parents, the issue of vaccines was at one time a "no brainer". Children were "completely" vaccinated. Everyone believed that vaccines were necessary to save your baby's life. For the majority, vaccines were completely beyond debate. Today, many parents are questioning the safety and necessity of the large numbers of vaccines on the schedule, particularly for obscure or milder diseases. Vaccine necessity, which used to be taken for granted, has suddenly become an uncertain, debatable matter that has to be researched in depth.
What are the issues which require consideration as one steps outside the "Just do whatever your doctor tells you to do!" mindset?
- 1) the ethics of vaccine decisions in light of herd immunity
- 2) the immediate risk to the baby or child from both the diseases and the vaccines
- 3) the social stigma of possibly going against the flow and not following the recommended schedule
- 4) and the confusing, often conflicting ocean of scientific literature on the topic.
So where should a parent start?
Many parents find it helpful to look at individual diseases first.
Here is the US recommended vaccine schedule. It begins with a dose of the Hepatitis B vaccine at birth, followed by rotavirus, DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis), IPV (polio), PCV (pneumococcal), Hib, and additional HepB at 2, 4, and 6 months.
An excellent place to familiarise yourself with the diseases is the CDC's Pink Book chapters.
After coming up with a list of the diseases you're interested in possibly vaccinating against, there are a few useful pages you can check out.
- a ) The MMWR, selected cities, notifiable diseases page will help you figure out what the immediate disease risk is.
- b ) The "Reported Cases and Deaths", from vaccine preventable diseases from 1950 to 2005″page, along with the "Vaccine Coverage Levels" page are also useful for double checking conflicting accounts of possible disease severity and incidence, and the impact mass vaccination has or hasn't had.
For example: Look at pertussis and h influenzae on both the "Reported Cases and Deaths" and "Vaccine Coverage Levels" pages over the last 10 or 15 years. Surprising, isn't it?
Researching problems with vaccines is a more complicated matter than understanding the basics of the diseases.
If you don't know where to start looking, internet searches can easily lead you astray. Vaccines are controversial, controversy can attract passion, and passion on occasion, can lead to misinformation and strongly defended extremism. While personal stories can be interesting, they aren't science, on either side of the debate.
Always check out the facts. Look at how trials are done at clinicaltrials.gov. Check the CDC, check the FDA website where vaccine documents are held, check the articles published in peer reviewed medical journals.
As you read and cross check information, you'll become more confident. Each new scientific principle you understand will add another building block helping to clarify the bigger picture when it comes to disease, epidemiology, risks, benefits, and how they relate to your specific child's immune system and your family's medical history. Any intelligent human being is capable of understanding scientific research, although it takes time and effort.
Checking the manufacturer's package inserts is useful for information on possible reactions to vaccines. Keep in mind that there are reactions listed under the "rare" category that might or might not be actual side-effects of the vaccine. Causation is difficult to determine in the case of rare events.
Merriam-Webster Online now has a medical dictionary to help. Just click the "medical" box before you search.
A useful tool for finding accurate information is Google Scholar. Here's a quick tutorial on how to use it:
- The "all X versions" function on the right (after you do a search) will take you to fulltext versions a lot of the time.
- The "recent articles" function at the top (after you do a search) will take you to the newest research on the subject.
- If you find something interesting, use the "cited by X" button under the the title to see what newer research might have confirmed or conflicted with what you just read.
PubMed is another good site. If the fulltext of the abstract you're reading isn't available through Pubmed (sometimes it will say "free fulltext at…" in the upper righthand corner) try putting the title of the abstract into Google Scholar, and looking through the "all of X versions" function to see if any of them are fulltexts.
To find a collection of the information that supports a vaccine's recommendation by the CDC, try using Google with the keywords :
[disease name] vaccine recommendations MMWR.
For example: to find the ACIP's MMWR recommendation for chickenpox, this search will take you there. Reading official information is important so that you know you have not missed any important information (even if it is sometimes "cherry-picked" or inaccurate) as you make your vaccine decision.
Okay, now you've got the tools to do basic research on diseases and vaccines.
More advanced sources and techniques can be found here.
Ready to start work? Make a list of questions or topics you'd like to research. Start a page (either paper or computer) and put down the first topic from your list. Start building a list of search terms. Once you've got some possibilities, start searching. Make notes of what you find and save useful links with notes on what they link to and why they are useful. You'll find yourself refining your search terms as you go along, dropping some terms and adding new ones.
Final advice? Don't spend your entire life on the computer!
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Jupiter on
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A site that was very helpful to me in understanding how proponents of vaccination exaggerate the impact of vaccination on infectious disease mortality rates is this one http://www.healthsentinel.com/graphs.php?id=14&event=graphs_print_list_item
This site has many enlightening graphs under the "graphs" tabs at the top of the page, all data collected from reputable sources with citations.
This underscores that the large 20th century decreases in rates of disease and disease mortality are more attributable to improved sanitation, hygiene and nutrition rather than vaccination. Vaccine proponents such as the CDC, AAP, etc. inevitably use graphs starting around 1950 rather than 1900 to hide this fact.
Yep, and the you can email the CDC and ask them if the healthsentinel graphs are accurate, and they'll verify that they are.


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A Tale of Two Dolls
Originally printed 3/16/2017 (Issue 2511 - Between The Lines News)
In 1976, as a Georgia peanut farmer was elected to the Presidency and America went into a patriotic fervor over its bicentennial, the Ideal Toy Company decided to cash in on a popular television show. All In The Family, a Normal Lear production that was starting to grow a little long in the tooth, graced characters Michael and Gloria Stivic with a child, Joey. The show, no stranger to controversy with its socially conscious scripts centered on bigoted Archie Bunker and his family, added one more notch to its belt by having Bunker become the first character to change a diaper on national television.
Ideal saw a marketing opportunity in Joey Stivic, creating a baby doll in the rough likeness of the newborns used on the show. This was a largely typical baby doll, featuring vinyl skin and rooted blond filaments for hair. Perhaps so you could relive that important television moment, the doll could "drink" from a bottle, and "wet" its diaper.
While was not entirely unique at the time, one other feature did make it noteworthy. The doll had genitals. While Mattel Inc. had beaten Ideal to the punch by three years, it was Ideal's Joey Stivic doll that promoted itself based specifically on what was in this doll's simulated diaper.
"This is the new baby in our family. A baby doll. A famous doll. Archie Bunker's grandson, Joey Stivic. So of course he's special. Your child can give him a drink from his bottle, then he wets - and when his diaper is changed, it's clear that Joey Stivic is a physically correct boy doll. My husband and I think that's terrific," boasts the faux mother in the television commercial for the doll. Indeed, it mentions the "physically correct" nature of the doll twice within the thirty-second ad.
This was not without contention, which of course was exactly what I think Ideal was aiming for. I suspect knew they would likely sell more units by courting controversy than they ever could have hawking the doll of a five-year-old television franchise.
In 1976, I had been on earth only a few years more than All in the Family, and I can recall the big news about the Joey Stivic doll. It was controversial, and therefore a hot property. I did not want one, however, having grown too old for a baby doll and moved onto Mego Wizard of Oz dolls and my long-loved Bionic Woman doll complete with faux hair and bionic modules you could reveal under a roll-up skin sheath on her arm.
Perhaps the Stivic doll was a sign of the sexually liberated 1970s, or a harbinger of things to dome. Today we live in a world where babies are ruthlessly gendered, from the parents throwing a "gender reveal" party, through endless "pink princess" and "blue action hero" play sets. While "anatomically correct" dolls never fully caught on, we certainly apply a lot of heavy gendered expectations on our flesh-and-blood offspring.
In 2017, as a New York property developer and reality show host assumed the Presidency and America feels more divided than ever, the Tonner Doll Company decided to cash in on a popular television show. I Am Jazz, a reality show on TLC focuses on the life transgender teen Jazz Jennings and her family. Unlike All In The Family, the show is likely only controversial in the eyes of those offended by anything to do with transgender people. The show, if anything, shows how conventional the life of a teenaged girl in America can be, regardless of trans status.
Much like Ideal, I'm sure the Tonner Doll Company a marketing opportunity in a doll in the likeness of Jazz Jennings. It's a high quality doll, along the lines of an American Girl doll, and from a company that is more designed to appeal to an adult, rather than child, toy market. They're also expected to retail at somewhere around $90.00, which is a big step above the Stivic doll, which can be found on the secondary market today, in box, for less than half that price.
The doll itself is, of course, being hailed as the "first transgender doll" in the press, and that may be true. I don't recall any that predate it, in spite of a few Ken Doll mishaps and one-offs from doll enthusiasts. There's no Christine Jorgensen nor Renee Richards dolls floating around that I know of, nor any other trans celebs.
Unlike the Stivic doll, however, Tonner Dolls does not seem all that intent on pushing the "transgender" angle on their Jazz Jennings doll.
"I don't even know if the word 'transgender' will be on the package," Robert Tonner, the company's owner and sculptor, was quoted as saying in the New York Times. "She's a great kid. She's a very brave, special person. And that's what we're trying to get out there."
Of course, the Jennings doll is only a "transgender" doll because the person it is based on is transgender. If you have a prurient interest, you will not find genitalia under her garments. I might even argue that this is the point: this is a doll of a girl. That she is transgender is, in its own way, irrelevant to the doll. She is, both in life and in doll form, simply another young woman in this world.
If the Joey Stivic doll heralded an era of increasing gender specialization and separation, perhaps the Jazz Jennings doll will open doors for transgender people in the decades to come in its own way.
We certainly need sort of hope in these difficult, uncertain times.Gwen Smith still plays with dolls. You can find her at www.gwensmith.com
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To download a copy of this Information Pack, please click this link: information-pack-november-2016
General Information Concerning Dr Jim Byrne's Counselling and Therapy Services
(Updated November 2016)
1. Introduction
I am now in my nineteenth year in private practice as a counsellor/ psychotherapist, in Hebden Bridge (as at the end of November 2015).
Over the past eighteen years and more, I have helped more than 900 individuals (including many couples) to overcome serious problems of anxiety, panic, depression, stress, relationship and attachment problems; plus problems with self-confidence, anger management issues, and many other issues.
This information pack is designed for individuals and/or couples who wish to consult me in Hebden Bridge, for face to face counselling and psychotherapy, from the end of November 2016 onwards, until further notice.
If you live further afield, then you might wish to consult me by telephone; by email, or via Skype. (See the Telephone, email and Skype counselling page for details).***
This pack includes the following elements:
- Information about Jim Byrne;
- Information about my availability;
- Information about my fees.
- Information about the nature and benefits of counselling; and the nature of Emotive-Cognitive Embodied Narrative Therapy (E-CENT).
In addition, this pack contains the basic information you might require to aid your decision-making, as follows:
(Sliding Scale)
For new clients, commencing after 2nd April 2016, I offer a revised scale of fees, for simplicity, and to take account of the continuing atmosphere of austerity.
If you are unemployed, or on a state pension, I can see you for a fee of £40.00 per 45 minute session.
If you are employed, and earning less than £25,000 per year, before tax, I can see you for a fee of £50.00.
If you earn more than £25,000 per year, before tax, but less than £50,000, then I can see you for a fee of £60.00 per session.
And if you earn £50,000 or more per year, before tax, then I can see you for a fee of £70.00.
Those fees all refer to daytime appointments, on Wednesday to Friday of each week. If you want an evening or weekend appointment, the standard fee is £20 more than your weekday fee.
I now offer just four appointment slots per day – 10.00am, 11.00am; 2.00pm, and 3.00pm. This helps to ensure that I am in tip-top condition, physically and mentally, when I see you.
On alternate Saturdays I offer two appointment slots – at 11.00am and 2.00pm. I therefore offer a total of 12 appointment slots during the working week; and four Saturday slots per month.
Since nine or ten of my weekday slots are already routinely booked up, in advance, it is advisable to let me know immediately if you would like one of the remaining two or three slots.
Please contact:
Dr Jim Byrne: 01422 843 629
By Road from: Leeds Airport: 1 hour; Leeds: 1 hour; Bradford: 35 mins; Halifax: 20 mins; Manchester: 45 mins.
Maps and route planner: You can find a map of the Hebden Bridge location here:
By Train from: Manchester: 35-40 mins; Leeds: 1 hour; Bradford: 25 mins; Halifax: 10 mins.
Directions to Dr Jim Byrne's home in Hebden Bridge
Here are some (incomplete!) directions for finding my home. The main deficiency with these directions is that they assume you will be approaching my home by travelling UP Keighley Road, from Hebden Bridge (but you might be coming down!)
If you search for my base on Google Maps, then you should use this address: 27 Keighley Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8HJ. That will take you to my actual address, which is: 27, Wood End, Keighley Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8HJ. (However, it's not a good idea to use the 'Wood End' piece of the address on Google Maps, as they will send you to the wrong place!)
There are three slight problems with finding me:
- Wood End is a section of Keighley Road, not a separate road.
- Wood End is a block of terraced houses, on the left-hand side of
Keighley Road (as you come up Keighley Road from Hebden Bridge), beginning a few yards past the turnoff for Lees Road, which is on the left. My block (called Wood End) is numbered out of sequence, so number 27 is actually the first house on the block, followed by 29, then 1, 3, 5, etc., all the way up to 25.
- If you are driving, and using satnav, as you drive up Keighley Road, from Hebden Bridge, you will reach a set of traffic lights just before the left turn for Lees Road/Winsor Road, and your satnav is likely to tell you to turn left into Lees Road. Don't follow that direction, as it will lead you to the back of my house, and there is no back door! Stay on Keighley Road.
At this point, as you drive through the traffic lights, you will see the sign on the Nutclough Tavern, on your right. The housing on the left is called 'Nutclough' (pronounced Nut-cluff) – six or eight houses, ending with 49 Nutclough. Then there is a short break in the housing, and when the housing begins again, the very first house is mine – 27 Wood End. Phew! (The block is numbered out of sequence, beginning 27, 29, then 1, 3, 5, etc., all the way up to 25, then a second 25!!!)
If you get lost, please call me on 01422 843 629.
If you are travelling by bus, the bus which passes my front door is the 500 (bound for Keighley). This can be caught in the centre of Hebden Bridge, near the library. Ask for the stop after the Nutclough Tavern; get off at that stop and walk back down the block about 14 houses, to 27 Wood End. (The block is numbered out of sequence, so you will begin at 25, and come all the way down to number 1, then there's 29, and then 27).
4. Attendance:
You may wish to attend weekly, fortnightly or monthly, for 45 minutes at a time. My recommendation would be one 45 minute session of face to face contact each week, but many people are subject to economic constraints which could reduce that to fortnightly or even monthly sessions.
5. Number of sessions:
I have found in practice that most clients need at least three or four sessions (each lasting 45 minutes) to overcome a single problem.
Clients with multiple problems could take at least six, eight or ten sessions; and sometimes much more than that. (I had one client who attended more than 50 sessions over the course of one year. And one who has been attending almost weekly for almost three years. However, that is highly unusual; and the more usual number of sessions is between three and six; while some clients stay on for ten or fifteen sessions).
Ultimately, the number of sessions you attend is open-ended, and entirely up to you. The fundamental questions seem to run from: How strong is my desire for relief from emotional suffering? Up to: Just how much personal development can I afford at this point in time?
The more Emotive-Cognitive Embodied Narrative Therapy (E-CENT) sessions you have, according to the research evidence, the better the results you will gain.
I am here to help you, according to your goals and budget.
6. Length of sessions, and late arrival:
I will make myself available for the full 45 minutes that we agree on. If you arrive late, you will be missing out on some amount of our time together. I don't run over at the end of sessions to make up for late arrival (most obviously because I normally have another client arriving soon, and I need to prepare for them! I also need some refreshment time and turn-around time before my next client arrives). My commitment is to provide up to 45 minutes of session time. However, to repeat, the session begins at the appointed time – not when the client arrives. Clients pay for the amount of time booked – not the amount attended.
7. Homework assignments:
If you see me for approximately 45 minutes each week, that is less than one out of 168 hours, which is a very small fraction. (And you may even see me for much less than this amount of time, if you do not attend weekly!) For serious therapeutic benefit, it is important to spend between 30 and 60 minutes of each day, in the time between our meetings, thinking/writing about the ground we've covered. Sometimes I will send you handouts, and sometimes recommend a book or two; or I might refer you to a video clip online; and it is important that you work at reading or engaging with that material, or applying some aspect of the philosophy that I will be teaching you. This between-session-work I call Homework Assignments. This is an important part of our contract, and I may ask you to update me on your progress in this area. (You would not expect to develop your muscles by sitting on the sofa and wishing for change. It's the same with cognitive-emotive development).
8. Fee payment:
Fees for face-to-face sessions are to be paid in full at the end of each appointment, in cash; or by cheque, provided the cheque is supported by a cheque guarantee card. Payment may also be made in advance for a block of sessions, either by electronic funds transfer (EFT), or via PayPal. (Please ask for payment details if you want to pay in advance using EFT or PayPal).
9. Cancellation policy:
Once an appointment has been made, I will require two full days' notice of your intention to cancel. If I receive less than two full days' notice, I will expect you to pay your fee for the missed session. To cancel an appointment, please telephone 01422 843 629, and tell me directly, or leave a message on my answer-phone, giving two days clear notice.
If you fail to turn up for an appointment, and you have not informed me, then I will charge you the full fee, as that time is set aside for you, and cannot be used for another client.
(If I ever fail to attend one of our sessions – which could only be due to a very serious emergency or an unusual breakdown of communication – I will give you your next session free of charge as recompense).
10. Booking a session:
If, having read this information pack, you decide you'd like to book a session of Cognitive Emotive Narrative Therapy with me, then please phone me on:
01422 843 629;
Or email me at:
This document is the basis of our contract.
Looking forward to hearing from you, and meeting you.
Yours sincerely,
Dr Jim Byrne, FISPC
Doctor of Counselling, Emotive-Cognitive Embodied Narrative Therapist (E-CENT). Fellow of the International Society of Professional Counsellors
21st May 2016
I subscribe to two codes of ethics – that of the International Society of Professional Counsellors (ISPC), and that of Counselling (CCC). I am also subject to the Complaints Procedures of ISPC and Counselling CCC.
If you have any questions about fees or fee payment, please phone me on 01422 843 629,
or email me at
Thank you for your attention, and I wish you well!
Dr Jim Byrne, FISPC
Doctor of Counselling,
Fellow of the International Society of Professional Counsellors
01422 843 629
Email: email@example.com
Website: https://abc-counselling.org
Who is Dr Jim Byrne?
Jim Byrne came to Hebden Bridge from Thailand in January 1979. After a career in non-formal adult education, he diversified into coaching, and then into counselling and psychotherapy. He has a doctoral degree in counselling from the University of Manchester, a broad-based diploma in integrative counselling psychology and psychotherapy, and he is a Licensed Fellow of the International Society of Professional Counsellors (FISPC). He was originally trained as a Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapist (REBT/CBT) by Dr Al Raitt, at the Institute for REBT, Bristol.
What services does he offer?
Jim offers counselling, coaching and psychotherapy for anger, anxiety, depression, stress, couple conflict, attachment problems, and confidence coaching. He does this in Hebden Bridge – and all over the world by telephone, Skype and email.
What is counselling anyway?
Counselling and therapy are often called "the talking cure". If you come to see me for counselling, we will talk about how you feel, what is going wrong in your life, what you want to change or improve, and so on.
I will help you to understand yourself and your problem more clearly; suggest things you can change, in your thinking, your life, or in your relationships; help you develop new skills; and help you to accept or change the things that are affecting you negatively.
Counselling is sometimes defined as a process of being with a person in distress or difficulty, which offers both an empowering relationship and an educational encounter. It involves listening to the client; clarifying their problem(s) or issue(s); offering insights and models to help the client's thinking; offering support for the client's emotional distress or difficulty; and supporting the client through change or suffering.
How can counselling help people?
Counselling can help in a number of different ways: with emotional functioning; behavioural functioning; relationship management and communication; goal setting and pursuit; refining problems; identifying solutions; promoting efficient and effective actions; and so on.
Outcomes can include that the client…:
- …thinks more clearly, or to better effect;
- …manages their emotions better, in that they no longer over-emote, nor under-emote, relative to their environmental situations;
- …behaves more effectively at home and at work;
- …feels happier; more alive; more integrated; more in control; more goal oriented; and so on.
More at http://web.archive.org/web/20160306105235/http://abc-counselling.com/id81.html
What kind of Counselling does Jim Offer?
Emotive-Cognitive Embodied Narrative Therapy (E-CENT) is a system of counselling, therapy and coaching which integrates the original form of CBT – which is called Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) – with Transactional Analysis (TA), Attachment theory, Buddhist and Stoic philosophy, moral philosophy, Object Relations theory, Affect regulation theory, and several other cognitive, narrative and psychodynamic therapies.
(For more information on this topic, please go here: https://abc-counselling.org/what-is-e-cent/).
What kind of specialisms does he offer?
In addition to his general counselling service, which helps lots of people with depression and anxiety, panic and so on, Jim offers the following specialisms:
- Anger management
- Stress management
- Couples therapy
- Confidence coaching
- Attachment therapy
- Lifestyle coaching (which includes consideration of diet, exercise, relaxation, meditation, work/life balance, time management, and so on).
What other services does he offer? Jim also offers:
- Supervision services for Integrative counsellors and therapists, and other kinds of counsellors and psychotherapists;
- Training courses for counsellors and other kinds of carers and support workers; and for members of the public;
- Information and support with: Counselling theory; Philosophy of life; Happiness coaching; and Counselling for health.
- E-books and some paperbacks for personal and professional development, and self-help, linked to philosophy, psychology, psychotherapy and counselling.
What kinds of people attend his counselling services?
Over a period of more than eighteen years, he has helped more than 900 people, roughly 50:50 males to females; including dozens of couples; with a broad range of different kinds of issues and problems.
Those people who come to see him tend to have…
- …emotional problems; such as: anger, anxiety or depression, lack of confidence, low self-esteem, stress, couple conflict, etc.
- …behavioural problems; such as: procrastination, passive-aggressive behavioural mode, reactivity, lack of proactivity, lack of self-discipline, avoidance, submissiveness, domination, ignoring problems, escape into alcohol or drugs, and so on.
- …relationship problems; such as: unhappiness; growing incompatibility; verbal conflict; lack of intimacy; insecure attachment style; communication skills deficits; refusal to take responsibility; absence; coldness; judgementalism; sexual misconduct or sexual dissatisfaction; and so on.
What do people get from these services?
More than 85% of my clients experience my service as very good or excellent; and report achieving the result for which they came to see me. Another 10% do not provide any feedback on their experience. And, in a very small number of cases – very, very rarely – an individual may find that they are not benefiting from working with me, or with E-CENT theory, and in such cases I recommend that they try another counsellor, who may be better able to help. (This has not happened even once in the past five years or more!)
However, it is important to note that the vast majority of people who come to see me, and to work on their problems with me, achieve dramatic results, and find that they quickly, and durably, get over their emotional, behavioural and relationship disturbances. As long as they keep reviewing the work we did together, they can continue to help themselves for a lifetime.
13. Assessments
I mainly use informal methods of assessment, as I believe the client knows best how to find his or her own way through their own problems. However, from time to time it might be helpful for you to get some insights into how to answer these questions:
Just how anxious am I?
How depressed am I?
What is my 'attachment style', and how is that affecting my relationship?
What is my personality shape or structure?
(a) In terms of Parent, Adult and Child functioning?
(b) in terms of my character and temperament?
And so on.
If you would find it helpful to be able to answer one or more of those questions, then I can provide assessment instruments (questionnaires) to help with that process; and we can discuss the results in our counselling and therapy sessions. The cost of any one assessment instrument, and the results, will be £25.00.
However, no such formal assessments will ever be imposed by me! Why not? Because psychiatry has the habit of 'assessing' individuals and then 'branding them' with 'disorders' (or stigmatizing labels), which are effectively 'boxes' into which the client is forced, and out of which they may find it difficult to escape, with serious negative consequences for their sense of self-esteem and self-acceptance. (I do not use the categories of the DSM-5, and would never think of a client in those black-and-white terms!)
Unlike psychiatry, I see my work as helping individuals who have 'problems of everyday living'. My clients are not 'sick'! They need some help to think, feel and act more self-helpingly. And this is a need that almost every person experiences several times in their lifetime!
Through our therapeutic conversations together, you will get feedback on your problems and how you are managing them, and what you might need to change. You will also learn to relate differently from the way you related to your original attachment figures (mother and father, etc.)
This inevitably involves some degree of informal assessment of your current levels of skill and ability in certain areas of functioning in your daily life. Most of my clients find that this is sufficient information for them to be able to make the changes that they need to make. Almost nobody (perhaps 1%) asks me for additional, more formal assessments.
The important thing is this: Through our work together, your brain-mind will automatically rewire itself for a different kind of future!
14. Conclusion
I hope you find this information pack helpful and useful, and if you need any further information, please do contact me.
Jim Byrne
Doctor of Counselling, and Fellow of the International Society of Professional Counsellors (FISPC)
ABC Coaching and Counselling Services
Telephone: 01422 843 629
Email: email@example.com
Main website: https://abc-counselling.org
November 2016
To download a copy of this information pack, please click this link: Information Pack.***


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At 46-50, it is hard to imagine that the Colorado Rockies would be seriously considering buying a the trade deadline, but thanks to the National League West being a collective disappointment, the Rockies find themselves just 4.5 games out of the division lead. For a franchise with memories of "Rocktober" still fresh in their minds, that gap seems almost inconsequential. Add to that the recent return of star shortstop Troy Tulowitzki and there is just enough ammunition for Colorado to convince themselves that they have a shot at a post-season berth.
But should they follow those playoff dreams? All the evidence thus far suggests that the Rockies are every bit of their 46-50 record. Their run differential of +1 hardly screams underachievers. They certainly aren't a bad team, but they definitely aren't a good one. The fact remains though that the only reason they are even still in contention is because the rest of their division has underachieved. The problem with that is that Colorado can't exactly count on that continuing to happen.
The Diamondbacks currently lead the division and have threatened to pull away a few times. With their pitching rich farm system, they have the goods to make big time moves at the trade deadline to give themselves the edge on the rest of the division. Colorado would also have to leapfrog past the Dodgers who they trail by two games. Unfortunately, they also trail the Dodgers in spending power. LA already beat Colorado to the punch on Ricky Nolasco due to their financial resources and are undoubtedly going to add more pieces at the deadline, possibly significant ones.
The Rockies, however, don't have the same kind of resources. Colorado isn't a small market team, but they have never been free spenders. Even if they were willing to drop coin on trade acquisitions, they will never be able to measure up to the Dodgers. From a prospect standpoint, the Rockies have a solid system. What they don't have much of though is prized pitching prospects which is the primary currency of the deadline. Trades can certainly be pulled off without shiny pitching prospects being involved, but it does increase the level of difficulty, thus putting them at a disadvantage as a buyer when compared to Arizona.
Therein lies the rub, Colorado is already trailing two teams, both of whom figure to be active at the deadline. With the Rockies being at a resource disadvantage, they will be lucky if they can pull off a deal or two that simply allows them to keep pace with their divisional rivals.
If there is one thing they have going for them that the D-Backs and Dodgers don't is that the Rockies already made an acquisition of sorts. That would be the return of Troy Tulowitzki. Resources be damned, neither Arizona or Los Angeles is going to be adding a player that can play at an MVP-level like the Rockies essentially just did. Tulo alone could be worth three additional wins over the rest of the season as his big bat good defense really transforms the Colorado lineup. There is no denying that when Tulo is in the lineup, the Rockies are a much more dangerous team.
That, of course, is the catch. Can the Rockies really move forward counting on Tulowitzki to be healthy? Can they risk forfeiting pieces of their farm system to chase a division title when they know full well that they are one Tulo groin strain away from irrelevancy?
If they do decide to become risk takers, they have no shortage of holes that need to be filled. They are getting almost no production from their second basemen, which could put the Rockies into the Chase Utley sweepstakes. They also aren't getting much from rookie third baseman Nolan Arenado, but they'd have to think twice about damaging his confidence by replacing him and sending him to the minors. If they do pursue a trade at third, Michael Young would seem to be right up their alley. Then there is the elephant in the room that is the under-producing team leader Todd Helton at first base. By all rights the Rockies should be seeking an impact bat to put at first base, but they might not be able to do so out of respect for Helton.
Complicating matters further is that, to little surprise, the Rockies need rotation help. They have a solid top three in Jorge De La Rosa, Jhoulys Chacin and Tyler Chatwood, but the back of their rotation is a mess. Finding back-end starters is not a difficult thing to do at the deadline, but for the Rockies it is fraught with peril as they need to find a pitcher that can handle the extreme conditions of playing at altitude. Given the pitchers that have struggled in Coors in the past, one has to wonder if a mid-season acquisition can adjust to Coors Field quickly enough to make a difference.
With all the difficulties and uncertainties around the Rockies becoming buyers, it would seem obvious that they should sell instead. But even that isn't a clear cut decision. The thing about this Rockies squad is that they don't have much to sell at the moment. Most of their best players are young and locked into multi-year contracts. With the Rockies clearly at least getting close to being real contenders, they aren't going to be breaking up their core. The only real obvious trade pieces they have are closer Rafael Betancourt and reliever Matt Belisle. Betancourt could certainly be replaced with Rex Brothers, but the Rockies like Rafael and still have a club option for him for 2014. The same goes for Belisle, though he isn't having a very good season, making him not that attractive as a trade target.
The only other significant piece is Michael Cuddyer. Considering how far above his own head Cuddyer is playing right now, the Rockies would be foolish not to trade him at the peak of his value, but they are, again, very attached to the veteran for his clubhouse presence. He is also signed through 2014, so they might be tempted to hold on to him if they believe they can stock up for a real playoff run. You'd think that moving Cuddyer for some big prospects would help them towards that goal more than hoping that Cuddyer wildly overachieves in 2014, but the Rockies have given no indication thus far that they are even considering moving Cuddyer.
What seems most likely is that the Rockies will hold out until the last possible minute to make a decision. They are one winning streak from being obvious buyers and one losing streak from being obvious sellers. By then it might be too late to make a big move one way or the other which would be just about the most Rockies thing ever.


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Ricky Rubio, Nerlens Noel Might Be Wearing New Uniforms Before February Deadline
Ricky Rubio and Nerlens Noel are among the players to watch midway through the upcoming NBA season. They could be wearing new uniforms before the trade deadline in February.
Both were mentioned in numerous trade reports over the summer. They were never traded due to the lack of appealing offers.
Fox Sports reported that the Minnesota Timberwolves now have another reason for wanting to part ways with Rubio. The team recently selected Kris Dunn in this year's Rookie Draft.
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The Providence standout has proven to be a better scorer and defender than Rubio. He won both the Big East Player of the Year Award and Big East Defensive Player of the Year Award in the last two NCAA seasons.
Rubio is an exceptional passer, but he is a liability on defense. His limitations might not sit well with new Timberwolves head coach and president of basketball operations Tom Thibodeau.
The 25-year-old Spaniard also has difficulty shooting the ball. In an era when having a scoring point guard is a key to success, Rubio cripples the Timberwolves with his career field goal percentage of 36.8 percent and career three-point percentage of 31.8 percent, as per ESPN.
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As for 76ers, the team simply can't keep its trio of promising big men. Nerlens Noel, Joel Embiid and Jahlil Okafor all play the center position. If healthy, Embiid is projected to be the untouchable among the group.
The 76ers may prefer Okafor over Noel since he has a significantly better face-up game and can play the power forward spot if need be. It doesn't help that Noel has been very critical about the whole situation.
"Don't get me wrong. We all get along great on the court and off the court," Noel told Philly.com. "But at the end of the day, it's like having three starting quarterbacks. It doesn't make any sense."
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What is so astonishing about Jeannette Walls is not just that she had the guts and tenacity and intelligence to get out, but that she describes her parents with such deep affection and generosity. Hers is a story of triumph against all odds, but also a tender, moving tale of unconditional love in a family that despite its profound flaws gave her the fiery determination to carve out a successful life on her own terms.
For two decades, Jeannette Walls hid her roots. Now she tells her own story. A regular contributor to MSNBC.com, she lives in New York and Long Island and is married to the writer John Taylor."
If you haven't read this book you should definitely add it to your must read list. Her love for her parents, siblings, and value of an education is truly an example to us all. We can't choose our family and our circumstances can vary and be out of our control - what we can manage is our attitudes and reactions towards them. Thanks for the lesson in gratitude and perseverance Ms. Walls.
On to book two of my 'series' - Half Broke Horses was not intended to be a sequel to The Glass Castle but it certainly is an asset. Jeannette Walls delves into her mother's family focusing mainly on her own grandmother, Lily Casey Smith. Having read HBH after TGC it is so easy to see now why Rose Mary (Jeannette's mother) chose the life she did for her family. From Amazon:
""Those old cows knew trouble was coming before we did." So begins the story of Lily Casey Smith, in Jeannette Walls's magnificent, true-life novel based on her no-nonsense, resourceful, hard working, and spectacularly compelling grandmother. By age six, Lily was helping her father break horses. At fifteen, she left home to teach in a frontier town -- riding five hundred miles on her pony, all alone, to get to her job. She learned to drive a car ("I loved cars even more than I loved horses. They didn't need to be fed if they weren't working, and they didn't leave big piles of manure all over the place") and fly a plane, and, with her husband, ran a vast ranch in Arizona. She raised two children, one of whom is Jeannette's memorable mother, Rosemary Smith Walls, unforgettably portrayed in The Glass Castle.
Lily survived tornadoes, droughts, floods, the Great Depression, and the most heartbreaking personal tragedy. She bristled at prejudice of all kinds -- against women, Native Americans, and anyone else who didn't fit the mold. Half Broke Horses is Laura Ingalls Wilder for adults, as riveting and dramatic as Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa or Beryl Markham's West with the Night. It will transfix readers everywhere."
If you've read TGC but it's been a while - reread it. Then pick up Half Broke Horses. You will feel much better about your own upbringing I'm sure ;-)
The Kitchen House. Holy Guacamole Batman. This book was outstanding. You must add this book to your list. I've passed it around to every soul I know AND I had my book club read it. After taking a peek at the author's web site I saw they have sold the rites (or something like that) to make a movie! Whoo Hoo! If you liked The Help this book is right up your alley. From Amazon:
"When a white servant girl violates the order of plantation society, she unleashes a tragedy that exposes the worst and best in the people she has come to call her family.
Eventually, Lavinia is accepted into the world of the big house, where the master is absent and the mistress battles opium addiction. Lavinia finds herself perilously straddling two very different worlds. When she is forced to make a choice, loyalties are brought into question, dangerous truths are laid bare, and lives are put at risk.
The Kitchen House is a tragic story of page-turning suspense, exploring the meaning of family, where love and loyalty prevail."
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(Reuters) - Pharmacy benefit manager Catamaran Corp CCT.TO CTRX.O reported a 59 percent jump in fourth-quarter profit, helped by acquisitions, and forecast higher revenue and profit for the current year.
Catamaran, formerly named SXC Health Solutions, expects a net profit of $1.18 to $1.25 per share in 2013, up from the 70 cents per share it reported last year.
On an adjusted basis it expects to earn $1.81 to $1.88 per share, up from $1.19 per share it earned in 2012.
The company forecast 2013 revenue of $14.2 billion to $14.6 billion. It reported revenue of $9.9 billion last year.
Net income attributable to the company in the fourth quarter rose to $42.5 million, or 21 cents per share, from $26.7 million, or 21 cents per share, a year earlier.
Catamaran executed a two-for-one stock split on October 1, 2012.
On an adjusted basis, the company earned 39 cents per share.
PBM revenue rose 144 percent to $3.3 billion. The company said new contracts helped drive revenue growth.
PBMs administer health plans and drug benefits for employers and run mail-order pharmacies. They help cut costs of medication by encouraging more use of generic drugs.
The company bought HealthTran LLC, a pharmacy benefit manager, and its rival Catalyst Health Solutions Inc last year.
"This past year has been a transformative period for Catamaran, led by the merger with Catalyst which doubled our size," Chief Executive Mark Thierer said in a statement.
Shares of the company, which has a market value of C$11.48 billion, closed at C$56.77 on Wednesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Reporting by Bhaswati Mukhopadhyay in Bangalore; Editing by Roshni Menon


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La Liga goals: Barcelona record their 10th successive win, Osasuna escape the bottom three
Barcelona 3 – Sporting Gijon 1 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Barcelona took the lead at home to Sporting Gijon with an incredible break, 12 seconds after they were defending a corner, Henry crossed for Samuel Eto'o to score after Iniesta had ran the length of the pitch. Before the break, Samuel Eto'o doubled the lead, finishing off another fine move, the architect this time was Lionel Messi. Barca's third was all about the tenacity of Dani Alves, the Brazilian picked up the ball in the box, shimmied, and fired high into the near post. Kike Mateo pulled a goal back for Gijon two minutes later.
Osasuna 1 – Valencia 0 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Osasuna moved out of the bottom three for the first time since the middle of October thanks to Miguel Flano's strike 12 minutes into the second half.
Recreativo Huelva 0 – Atletico Madrid 3 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Atletico broke the deadlock at Recre with a super goal, Sinama-Pongolle worked the space down the right hand side and his cross was met on the run by Kun Aguero. In the 28th minute Aguero and Diego Forlan combined to add the second, and Atletico's front two were at it again as Forlan put the game out of sight.
Villarreal 2 – Numancia 1 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Giuseppe Rossi gave Villarreal the lead over Numancia after 12 minutes. Aranda pulled the visitors level five minutes before the break. The hosts regained the lead with a flamboyant second, Pires fed the ball into Cani who juggled with the ball before lifting it over his head into the box where Rossi was able to bag his second.
Valladolid 2 – Athletic Bilbao 1 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Victor netted from the penalty spot in the 38th minute and doubled his tally midway through the second half before Pablo Orbaiz scrambled in the rebound after Fernando Llorente smashed a penalty against the post.
Getafe 1 – Espanyol 1 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Seven minutes in, new signing Ivan Alonso opened his account for Espanyol. But Getafe were level midway through the first half after Javier Casquero crossed for Roberto Soldado for the equaliser.
Malaga 3 – Almeria 2 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Kala Uche made it 1-0 to the Rojiblancos midway through the first half and Alvaro Negredo managed a second just before the break. Albert Luque pulled a goal back for Malaga before Salva Ballesta equalised with a fine finish. Salva Ballesta then completed the unlikely comeback to steal all three points.
Mallorca 1 – Deportivo La Coruna 1 (La Liga, February 8, 2009) Mallorca looked to be on course for a rare victory after Aritz Aduriz outjumped two Depor defenders on 55 minutes to head in a looping cross from Enrique Corrales. But Joan Verdu equalised from the penalty spot with just over 10 minutes left to leave Mallorca stuck in the relegation zone.
Albacete 0 – Xerez 2 (Segunda Division, February 7, 2009) The highlights included footage of the home crowd protesting against their management as well as footage of a barrier collapsing under the weight of the Xerez supporters.


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Kolkata, Jan 11 (UNI) The West Bengal unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party Yuva Morcha will organise a 12-day Rath Yatra from tomorrow to protest the ruling Left Front government's ''anti-farmers' policy, communal disharmony and unemployment problem'' throughout the state.
Talking to newspersons here, BJP state secretary Rahul Sinha alleged that the Left Front government's agriculture policy was depriving the farmers of their only means of livelihood as the rural population was entirely dependant on land.
He also alleged that the West Bengal government had failed to solve the unemployment problems and tackle the disharmony created by the communal forces in the state.
He said one of the rathas will start its journey from the Diamond Harbour on January 12 and reach Siliguri on January 23 while another ratha will initiate its journey from Mahishadal to reach Ilambazar on January 20.
The first ratha will be inaugurated by party president Sukumar Banerjee and the latter by the party's senior leader Tathagata Roy.
He said as many as 62 meetings and road shows would be held during the ratha yatra and urged the youth of the state to participate in the yatra.
''The ratha yatra will surely boost our energy to fight the ruling government in West Bengal ahead of the coming Panchayat elections,'' Mr Sinha said.


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DANNY Cipriani won bragging rights over friend James O'Connor after the Sale Sharks cruised to a 15-3 victory over London Irish in the English Premiership.
Out of favour with England, Cipriani - who played with O'Connor at the Melbourne Rebels - created the opening try and booted a conversion and a penalty in difficult conditions.
Cipriani's heroics gave Sale their fifth league win of the season and condemned O'Connor's Exiles to their eighth defeat of the campaign.
With the wind at their backs, Sale took a 12-0 advantage into the interval thanks to tries from Tom Brady and Dave Seymour.
Cipriani converted the first of those scores and added a penalty in the second half as the Sharks dominated.
Ian Humphreys kicked a penalty for Irish late on but it proved to be their only points of the evening as the Sharks eased to victory.
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There is no point in asking my boys what they want for dinner. The answer is always the same: Pizza. So I know they would approve of TourHendricksCounty.com's Pizza Playoffs promotion.
Pizza Playoffs will crown one champion from 16 locally owned, non-chain pizza-making contenders through a month-long online voting contest. Consider it the Italian pie version of basketball's March Madness.
Beginning Monday, March 5, voters are asked to help seed 16 Hendricks County competitors by picking their top five� at www.TourHendricksCounty.com/blog. The contenders include:
- Amo Pizza Shop � Amo
- Buzz�s Pizza � Plainfield
- Dave�s All American Pizza � Danville
- Frank�s Place � Danville
- Lil Mo�s Pizzeria � Clayton
- Mediterranean Pizza � Brownsburg
- PANS Pizza & Sweets � Brownsburg
- Perillo�s Pizzeria � North Salem
- Piezanos Pizza � Plainfield
- Pittsboro Pizza Shoppe � Pittsboro
- Pittsboro Pizzeria � Pittsboro
- Pizza Paradise � Danville
- Randelli�s Gourmet Pizza � Avon
- Rock Star Pizza � Brownsburg & Plainfield
- Sal�s Famous Pizzeria � Brownsburg & Plainfield
- So Italian! � Brownsburg
Once the seeding is set, voting will move to� www.TourHendricksCounty.com. The first round of the head-to-head, bracket-style competition begins March 8. Voting for the second round starts March 13, and the third round commences March 20. The final two pizza locations will be announced March 27, giving voters one final chance to support their favorite with four days of voting before the champion is crowned March 30.
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Thursday, July 14, 2011
vegetable sandwich
vegetable sandwich
Ingredients: 1/2 cup cabbage
1/2 tsp white pepper
1/4 tsp Chinese salt
1 egg, whisked
1 carrot
1 spring onion
1 tbsp oil
1 capsicum
2 green chillies
2 potatoes
4-6 slices of bread
Black pepper to taste
Salt to taste
Boil, peel and mash potatoes and add salt and black pepper.
Heat oil in a pan and stir fry the vegetables.
Add seasonings.
Mix the stir-fried vegetables and mashed potatoes; make kebabs of the mixture.
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