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With a stay at Best Western Plus Atrea Airport Inn & Suites in Plainfield, you'll be in the business district and minutes from Chateau Thomas Winery. This hotel is within the region of Splash Island and 8 Seconds Saloon.
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Ninja Turtles Halloween Costume – People across the globe have started celebrating for the much-awaited festivity 'Halloween'. Different kinds of dresses and costumes are worn to jollify this auspicious festival. Ninja Turtle is one of the most preferred costume types which are clothed by the people who wait eagerly and crazily for the carnival. There're helm varieties of such types of costumes which are usually designed and prepared for the people who have a strong desire of wearing such dresses. Suggestions for such kinds of wears are explicated here in this article. Take a dig at the relevant knowledge mentioned in below paragraphs.
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My late father related to me countless years ago the following story about his younger brother John (the same uncle I quoted in a post this last Sunday).
As a sophomore in a NYC high school civics class in 1935, uncle John noted that taxes taken for Social Security were not put into a special fund. It was put into the general fund. It will be spent and then you won't have it when you need it. The upshot was that his teacher kicked him out of class and sent him to the principal's office.
My Dad related what transpired when my grandmother had to come to school. "I know my son. When he
says something it is usually true. Was he wrong?" The answer came back in a fashion that implied "No; but that's not the issue." Grandma said "Then it is not my son who should have been sent here. Your teacher should be in here begging to keep his job." .
For this post I asked Uncle John for more information.
He filled in the gist of what he said in class. He says he received two hours of detention. He couldn't attest to what my Dad told me because he doesn't recall it. He admits his mother was forced to come to grade school many times, but never when he was in high school. However he also says my Dad was not known to embellish stories.
It's possible nobody ever told John about what his Mother had said so as not to further encourage him. But they told Dad because, John being much smaller and less intimidating than Dad in every way, everybody in the family was proud of John's courage and feistiness. My Dad saw a lot of Uncle John in me. And I did become an engineer like John, and I do notice flaws that others miss or choose to ignore.
I always thought my Dad thought I was enough of a PITA, so I can hardly imagine why he'd encourage me more in that direction by telling me of this event.
For Part 1: This Post Cost Me $2200
For Part 2: Part of the Reason for Shunning Social Security
Despite the alleged separation of church and state, BELIEF in Sustainability is widely held in American secular government. Judeo-Christian moral guidelines have been incrementally supplanted by what can best be described as neo-pagan ones. Consequently, notice where rulers never utter a harsh word towards Malthusian, Utilitarian and Green nutcases. There the ruled are at grave risk.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
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Significantly, New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson analyzed every book published on President Kennedy in a recent New York Review of Books. The most recent book on his assassination informs us that JFK made secret overtures to Fidel Castro one year after the Cuban missile crisis and two years after the Bay of Pigs invasion.
We also learn that the president thought of bringing back U.S. troops from Vietnam during his second term in office and ordering the removal of the ineffective South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem. At one point President Kennedy confided his fears of his generals to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev who was experiencing similar problems. JFK once told intimate friend Ben Bradlee, executive editor of The Washington Post, that his first advice to his successor will be to watch out for the generals. Thurston Clarke's recently published book JFK's Last Hundred Days suggests that Kennedy's own generals played a role in his assassination.
There is no question that then-Vice President Lyndon Johnson was aware of everything in advance, but thought there was nothing he could do without creating pandemonium. He then followed the generals' orders to send more troops, which resulted in the death of thousands of American soldiers.
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The impact of a possible government shutdown is already fueling traffic at Twin Cities Department of Motor Vehicles locations.
Early Tuesday morning, drivers began lining up at the Arden Hills Drivers License Exam center.
"We're the fourth in line," said Niki Miller as she waited with her mother. "We got up at 4:30 to come here at 5:30."
They came the day before but were turned away because their insurance card had expired.
Workers at the DMV office said they've been extremely busy.
State Public Department spokesman Doug Neville says, "Under the governor's recommendations, if there is a shutdown — and the court will ultimately decide — then Driver and Vehicle Services will close."
That has motivated many parents to get their teenagers licensed and on the road before Friday's possible shutdown.
"We came on Friday and the lines were out the door," said Betsy Spencer, who was there with her 15-year-old son Ben. He's trying to get a permit, and has other friends trying to squeeze in to the DMV before Friday.
"They want what I want. They don't want to wait a long time," said Ben.
Some are afraid a shutdown will close the DMV for a long time and they'll miss out on some summer cruising. But for Miller and her mother, it's a different story. If Miller doesn't get her license then her mother will have to drive her from their home in Forest Lake to her work in Stillwater.
"I'm not leaving here without my license. That's not going to happen," said Miller with a big smile. This will be her second time being tested. Eight months ago, she said she "failed everything."
Things didn't get off to a good start — a fender bender on the course interrupted examinations for brief period.
Some services can be done at deputy registrars' license agencies. People can renew their tabs and licenses and get new plates. But if a shutdown does happen then those renewed licenses and plates won't be mailed out until workers return.
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ATLANTA -- The Atlanta Falcons have faced temptation this season and haven't flinched.
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Today, 1 p.m.
When they faced doubt a week ago, they again responded with resolve.
Who knows how many times the Falcons will face adversity this year, but so far they've dealt with the playing time for rookie quarterback Michael Vick and the season-ending injury to running back Jamal Anderson without much problem.
Atlanta already has proven it can take a punch as well as throw them, and instead of folding amid all the confusion, the Falcons have stayed on course in their quest to return to the playoffs.
A victory over the Chicago Bears today (1 p.m., Georgia Dome) would be another critical step toward realizing that goal.
Either distraction in the past couple of years would have been more than enough to send the Falcons into a tailspin. But Atlanta, which had nine victories in the last two years, seems to have used the negative energy that has followed it in a 2-1 start as a rally cry.
``You knew something was different about this team with the way Chris Chandler handled things in the off-season,'' said wide receiver Shawn Jefferson. ``He came to every off-season workout and he worked hard. I think some of that rubbed off on a lot of us. There is a greater maturity on this team."
That maturity allowed Atlanta to lose Anderson, the team's emotional spark plug and the cornerstone of the offense, but not suffer any significant letdown.
Maurice Smith, who was signed by a scout in a Greensboro, N.C., Waffle House, picked up the slack with 80 rushing yards, 108 receiving yards and two touchdowns in a 34-14 win at Arizona last week.
``I don't worry about the number of carries or the yards, I just have fun,'' Smith said.
Vick has been used on one series in each half of the two games he has played. While Vick, the No. 1 pick in this year's National Football League draft is slowly being groomed for the future, Chandler has become tohe league's most-efficient passer.
Vick, who missed last week's game with back spasms, led the team to two field goals and a touchdown in his four series, but there isn't a quarterback controversy because Chandler's 126.5 rating leads the NFL. He is 14 of 19 passing on third down with a quarterback rating of 155.12.
The way the team has handled Anderson's torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee has been more telling. When Anderson ripped the same ligament in his right knee two seasons ago, the Falcons folded emotionally. This time, they didn't lose their stride.
``You have to move on,'' offensive guard Bob Hallen said. ``We know Maurice doesn't have the same experience, so we will go over things with him in the huddle. There's no panic because Maurice can do the job. And with the way Chris is playing, we're still in good shape. We have the same confidence we had at the beginning of the season.''
The Bears have battled through some distractions of their own. The postponement of games on Sept. 16 caused by the terrorist attacks in New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania and the team's scheduled bye week on Sept. 30 means Chicago has played only one game in the last three weeks.
At 1-1, the Bears also have a quarterback controversy. After starting in the first two games, Shane Matthews was sent to the bench and Jim Miller will get his first starting assignment of the year today.
Miller will try to lift the Bears to their first 2-1 start since the 1995 season. If Chicago manages that, it's likely that wide receivers Marty Booker and Marcus Robinson, who have combined for 25 catches for 243 yards in two games, will be involved.
Today's game is critical for the Falcons since it sets up next Sunday's rematch with San Francisco at the Georgia Dome. Atlanta lost the season-opener 16-13 in overtime after it led the 49ers by 10 in the fourth quarter.
``With everything that's happened, I'm not looking any further ahead than the next play,'' Smith said. ``Uncertainty is the nature of this business. A week ago, I was on special teams. Now I'm the starting running back. We'll all pull together and do the best we can do.''
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Sunday, October 7, 2001.
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Saturday, February 24, 2007
What a coincidence....
Sitting in what I remember as a dark and very full office was a woman I didn't realize had influenced me as she did until much later. Muriel Thorne was deeply involved in science fairs, interacting personally with many science fair contestants with aerospace projects, and leading the project to name the shuttle orbiter which would replace Challenger. Students from around the country submitted names, proposals, and presentatios, and I remember Muriel bursting forth from her office with a well-folded piece of wide-ruled notebook paper to share the latest brilliant idea to come in from a young student. My favorite was absolutely the child who adamantly recommended the name DEMOLISHER. But, you know, misspelled. And I think the letter was in crayon, and included a picture of a rocket ship with huge orange and yellow flames bursting from huge boosters. Oh, she laughed at some of the ideas and their presentations, but with so much love and encouragement for those children....
Muriel wrote. Or more specifically, Muriel TYPED, on an ancient manual typewriter. Admittedly, this was before the office had anything resembling personal computers, much less a network, and I can remember cussing madly when I made a typ-o on the IBM Selectrix on a form in triplicate for the Administrator's office, because you couldn't use the correction feature on the duplicates so you had to start over again. We had a Wang word processor that used diskettes that were about the size of a medium pizza that we used for drafts, but in many cases, originals still came out of that Selectrix, and to this day I miss the sound and sensation of those keys. But Muriel wasn't ready to let go of her manual typewriter, and I thought that she must have the strongest fingers on earth. The slapping sound of manual keys hitting paper came out of her office, and manuscripts emerged; I helped find references for photographs and get permission for their use, and with no Internet or email, it was a time-consuming process. I was proud when that draft went to publications, but had left that job by the time it was released as a book.
I left NASA after 2 years and the realization that I wasn't going to find a position there that didn't require me to transition to federal employment as a secretary, and then begin moving up the GS scale. Instead, I moved to a government contractor, working on the Navy's Class B RADAR program -- not nearly as interesting, but I no longer had to answer phones or make coffee, and I was glad for the advancement.
It's been 20 years since I started that job, and 3 months ago I again changed jobs, quickly found myself traveling to a client's office in the District of Columbia, and to my amazement, it was the building across the street from the building that in 1987 housed both the Department of Education and NASA Headquarters. I had lunch in the same sandwich shop where I'd eaten as a starving 20-something, and thought about that first job. On the way back to my Virginia office, I thought about the people I'd known and lost touch with, and my mind kept coming back to Muriel. I'd seen her a few years ago at the memorial service for Pam Mountjoy, who had been my manager at NASA, and she'd sent me a copy of that book we worked on so many years before, but we hadn't stayed in contact, and I sat there on the Metro, wondering what Muriel was doing.
And then I looked across the aisle of the Metro car. Could it be? Was it possible? Not 4 feet away from me sat Muriel.
I reached over and touched her arm gently and asked, "Muriel?" Clearly surprised at my touch, she looked over at me, and I saw recognition in her eyes. "Rebecca? I can't believe it -- I was just thinking about you!"
We had a two-stop fond reunion, and I pressed my new business card into her hand before she got off the train. She promised to call -- we'd get together for lunch and catch up. I was numb with disbelief and delight. She waved as the car left the station. Two stops later, I realized that I had gotten on the wrong line -- I needed an Orange Line car and was on a Blue Line car. If I hadn't made that mistake, if I hadn't stopped at Starbucks for a cup of coffee, I would never have seen her.
It's been since December, and I finally heard from her this week. Health issues and travel over the holidays stopped her from calling earlier, but when the weather's warmer, we've made a date for lunch. I can't wait to tell her, as I'm sure she's heard from so many students she's helped during the years, how much she influenced me, and how happy I am for having had her in my life all those years ago. I write today largely because of her. Everyone should have as much impact on the world as this one quiet woman with a loud typewriter.
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- Singaporeangmo said...
Hi, my name is Tom Weinland. My mother was friends with Muriel Thorne in college at Indiana University. Muriel would visit and stay with us in Indiana every year in conjunction with the IU alumni celebrations. We all have fond memories. My sister had been keeping in touch with her through xmas cards etc. Recently, we have lost track of her and her mail is returned as no such address. We have found no obituary. Could you please help us? Maybe you could reach out to someone who knows her in Washington. We can think of only a few other living friends other than the great Judi Dench. Did you know they are friends? We would really appreciate it. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com
- January 7, 2014 at 5:11 PM
- Mike Harris said...
For anyone who finds this entry in the course of searching for Muriel Thorne, formerly of NASA and the National Gallery, I'm sorry to say that Muriel passed away on August 6, 2013.
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Barry Kane completes his clean sweep of medals with Ballymoney gold
Barry Kane at last got his hands on the Provincial Bowling Association's singles title at Ballymoney on Saturday.
The Ireland international not only became the first Dunluce player to lift the crown since Harry Elliott's success back in 1993, but also earned a clean sweep of Provincial medals.
Kane is now a regular on the winners' rostrum. Only last month he was crowned British pairs champion, along with his brother Rodney, in Wales.
Their latest success means the Kanes have now racked up a staggering 22 Provincial titles between them - 12 for Barry.
Barry's singles victory means he joins an elite posse of players to have won every Provincial honour and he already had the fours title in the locker before popping the bubbly on his latest party piece. Joined by Alistair Kennedy and Uel McKeeman, the Dunluce combination were just too slick for the Cookstown rink skipped by Damien McElroy, who fell to a 27-17 defeat.
"I'm delighted to have added to my list of titles," said Barry. "I'd previously won the pairs, triples and fours and also the Under-25 singles, so it's a big thrill to complete the set. It was a superb weekend for me personally, but also for the club."
Results: Northern Ireland Provincial Bowling Association Championships: Singles: B Kane (Dunluce) 21 N McCaw (Ballymoney) 14.
Youth singles: R Hutchinson (Castlerock) 21 M Williamson (Dunluce) 14.
Under-25 singles: JP Fahy (Portrush) 16 M Gallagher (Letterkenny) 21.
Pairs: G Smith, M Wilson (Cookstown) 22 M McCracken, D McElroy (Cookstown) 16.
Triples: C McKnight, T Vance, S Quinn (Cookstown) 16 B Hughes, N McCaw, B McAlary (Ballymoney) 8.
Fours: A Kennedy, U McKeeman, R Kane, B Kane (Dunluce) 25 M Trimby, E Sands, L McHugh, D McElroy (Cookstown) 17.
Senior Fours: S Walker, H Paul, T Smith, W McCaw (Ballymoney) 24 S Corscadden, V Blair, R Brown, W Moore (Limavady) 21.
NIBA Division One: Whitehead 83 (3) Balmoral 70 (1), Portadown 83 (2) Dundonald 89 (5): Dromore 72 (1) Bangor 85 (6), Lisnagarvey 88 (6) Divis 51 (1).
NI Private Greens League Division One: Ulster Transport 86 (5) Pickie 74 (2), Dunbarton 119 (7) Ewarts 48 (0), Ballymena 70 (1) Belmont 72 (6), Old Bleach 78 (4) Larne 77 (3), NICS 67 (1) Mossley 78 (6).
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Nunn named DL teacher of year
"You don't get into teaching to win awards, so I'm actually kind of embarrassed," said Shad Nunn, Detroit Lakes high school teacher, on the afternoon he was named Detroit Lakes' Teacher of the Year.
The modest math teacher, who grew up in Frazee, has been helping high schoolers get through what can be an unpopular subject for 18 years, all in Detroit Lakes.
"You just try to take something you're talented at, which for me is math, and try to make it easier for kids who don't like it but maybe help them respect and appreciate the subject or at least do their best," said Nunn, who won the award at a ceremony Monday held at the American Legion and put on by the Detroit Lakes Chapter of Education Minnesota.
The award, which has been around since 2003, doesn't come with much more than a candy bouquet, a traveling trophy for the school and some bragging rights.
It's simply to celebrate the profession that impacts every single child in the community.
"It's teacher nominated, so we sent it out to the teachers and they say who they think is deserving to be teacher of the year," said Committee Member Del Hilderbrandt. "So you're nominated by your peers."
According to Nunn, that is exactly what makes the award so special.
Out of the 240 teachers in the Detroit Lakes School District, this year, he's No. 1.
"It makes it special to think, oh really? That's what they think of me? That many?" Nunn said.
A large number of teachers also thought the same thing about runner up for the award, Mike Daly, the phy ed teacher at Rossman Elementary.
Daly has taught at Rossman for 12 years, but within the Detroit Lakes School District for 25 years.
"I have 280 kids and every single one of them is different every day, so it's a challenge every day," said Daly, "their personalities haven't developed, so one day they're sad and the next they're too happy, so that's the challenge, but it's fun."
Daly, whose wife Pam also teaches language arts in the Middle School, says the kids are the fun part -- it's the grown ups that can sometimes make teaching difficult.
"The expectations of us change, and it seems like right now it's people who have no idea what we're doing that are making the changes," said Daly, adding that teachers are often the front line for opinions.
"But I think working in a place for this many years you also see so many nice people, and that's how you get through every day is to see all those teachers, staff, kids and even all the retirees that come back for this thing," said Daly.
In addition to the retirees that attended this year's event, there were also those intent on joining their ranks.
Eleven Detroit Lakes teachers were honored Monday as well, as they wrap up a combined 257 years of service to children's education.
And some of those students had a chance to say a few words about this year's teacher of the year, as President of the DL Chapter of Education Minnesota Denise Kettner read comments Nunn's students had written about him:
"Shad-a-lack Nun-scalade ... The reason he's such a great teacher is because of his excitement while teaching his class. He has a lot of dedication to teaching and you can always have fun in his classes."
"Mr. Nunn is determined and patient. He always remains calm and positive and never gives up on any of his students. He sees the potential in everyone."
"I like how Mr. Nunn, no matter how lost I am, can always manage to make things make sense to me."
"Mr. Nunn is very caring and understanding, and he's always happy, so it made going to class fun. You can also see how much he wants his students to succeed. If anyone deserves this award, it's him."
Nunn lives in Detroit Lakes with his wife, Ashley and two kids -- Mariska, a first grader at Rossman Elementary and Andrew, a preschooler.
If he so chooses, Nunn can submit his name to the state level.


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Duration 1 hr. 15 min.
Air Date Jul 23, 1988
Season summer 1988
Producers Toei Animation, Discotek

Sun God Apollo the brother of Athena is here to take Athena back to heaven and taking over the sanctuary. He revived the deceased gold saints and use them and a few god saints as bodyguards. But Athena did not obey him, Apollo had no choice but send her to hell. On the otherhand, the bronze saints are on their way to save Athena.

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Where are you growing? from Ed Gerety on Vimeo.
A giant storm hit our town last week and knocked down one of the largest trees in our yard.
When we cut it down it was amazing to see the distinct pattern of concentric tree rings. A tree ring represents a layer of wood that is produced during one tree's growing season. By counting the tree rings you can estimate the age of the tree. By my count the tree was 80 years old.
In looking at the tree rings I could not help but think about all the things that the tree had been through. From giant snow storms, windy days, hot summer days, and other challenges. Each ring told a story.
When you think about it our life is just like that. Each year we grow and become another year older. Our life expands and another ring is added.
With spring time approaching, also known as the growing season I think it's a great time to ask the question…
If you were to draw a picture of tree rings that represented each year of your life what would it look like?
Have the roots of your spirituality grown deeper? Are your relationships stronger? Have you branched out and tried new things? Do you have big goals and dreams that reach the sky?
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August 17th, 2007, 05:09 PM #1Are you permitted to use Disney in your domain name?
Do anyone know if you are permitted to have the word disney in a domain name. example MyDisney123 . com (example Only) Of course the site would be about disney. I have gone to the Disney Site and read up about what they have about Copyrights, Trademarks & Credits but doing about using the word Disney in a domain name.
Any advice or knowledge? I do not what to setup a site and then have Disney ask me to shut it down.
August 17th, 2007, 05:12 PM #2
OMG no! You can't use someone's trademarked name in your domain name to promote them without their permission!
August 17th, 2007, 05:18 PM #3
That is my thought, however when I google Disney I see alot of Sites that are not operated by disney.
August 17th, 2007, 05:22 PM #4
You will find lots of stuff when you google, but if Disney decides to sue you for using their trademarked name in your domain name and selling their products, it won't matter how many sites have Disney in the name, it will only matter that yours does.
August 17th, 2007, 05:48 PM #5
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Yeah, best to keep it out of the domain name but try it in your title tag or yoursite.com/disney type of deal. If you use a TM in your domain, you risk losing it and any work you put into it, like links in etc.
August 17th, 2007, 06:00 PM #7Originally Posted by Trust
I am unable to find and email address for Disney where I could ask them what they allow.
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We work with Disney World and their online group. At one time, they patrol this on a almost daily basis and now, Universal Studios does it very often.
Are the domains with "Disney" in them. Sure,
affordabledisney dot com
disneymouselinks dot com
I would take trust's advise. If they would to send a C&D letter, you might have to turn over that domain to them. Not worth you time.Eric Ewe
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August 17th, 2007, 06:27 PM #9
Probably not. I know how strict they are with their name. Back when I was a TA we had to have permission to mention them on our site on in press releases. There was some crazy rules like fax 6 copies of what you want to publish etc. So I'm guessing it's not a good idea to use their name in your domain.
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August 17th, 2007, 09:17 PM #10Originally Posted by ProWebAddict
August 17th, 2007, 09:18 PM #11
A big NO-NO! Specially for such big companies that has all the money to sue
August 17th, 2007, 10:59 PM #12Originally Posted by newestuser
August 18th, 2007, 07:19 AM #13
August 19th, 2007, 05:53 AM #14
Not to sidetrack the thread, but to factor in an additional (complimentary) question: there are no such violations in PPC bidding on Disney trademarks, are there?
If there are none, they you can easily register MyFavouriteCartoons123.com (example only :-) ), and send traffic to your website by bidding on Disney trademarks.
Maybe there is violation. I don't know... Anyone knowledgeable wants to comment?
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August 19th, 2007, 06:06 AM #15
That's a nice question Geno. I do wonder if that is allowable?
August 19th, 2007, 09:01 AM #16Originally Posted by Geno Prussakov
If You're not in their program then there is a current lawsuit that hopes to settle the issue http://forum.abestweb.com/showpost.p...33&postcount=8 (courtesy of Merchant Consultant Team). Google is being sued by American Airlines for allowing competitors and non-related businesses to trigger ads using American Airlines trademarks. If American wins the suit (in the next 2 years or so), we'll have an answer. In the meantime be very careful about bidding on trademarks. If the merchant doesn't allow it, DON'T DO IT, though unlikely that you would be sued, you COULD be sued.
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NYC Parks officials will present Katherine Daniels' twelve large-scale weaving, entitled Ornamental Paths. Daniels is the second annual recipient of Parks' Clare Weiss Emerging Artist Award.
Katherine Daniels' twelve large-scale weaving called Ornamental Paths, constructed from everyday objects and materials, interprets the brick and mosaic Art Deco patterns along the century-old Grand Concourse through interlaced geometric forms, horizontal stripes and vertical bands. Made from plastic ribbons woven into wire fencing attached to the park's permanent 3-foot high railings, this vibrant take on the Bronx's historical architecture will be on view from June 7, 2012 through June 2013.
Clare Weiss (1966-2010) was the former Public Art Curator for Parks. During her tenure she curated more than 100 outdoor public art installations throughout the city. The Clare Weiss Emerging Artist Award in the amount of $7,000 will be granted annually to one emerging artist. The location will change annually, and will be determined based on the site's visibility and location within a neighborhood historically under-served by public art.
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Event celebrates the work of patient participation group volunteers across Bradford City and Districts
Over 100 volunteer members of patient participation groups across Bradford City and Districts attended a celebration at Kala Sangam last week to mark the contribution they make to improve health and care provided at GP surgeries.
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Bradford people encouraged to embrace self-care for life
Next week is national self-care week and there's a huge amount of events happening across Bradford district and Craven between 13-19 November.
10 November, 2017Read more
Campaign in Bradford Districts and Craven highlights taking antibiotics when you don't need them puts you and your family at risk
As the Chief Medical Officer and experts around the world warn of a "post-antibiotic apocalypse" and "the end of modern medicine", Public Health England launches a major new campaign in Bradford Districts and Craven to help 'Keep Antibiotics Working'.
9 November, 2017Read more
Local children 'learn live' about being in control of asthma
Children in all primary schools in Bradford are being given the opportunity to 'learn live' to be in control of asthma.
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Celebrating local patient engagement success
People living in the Bradford are invited to share and celebrate the work of local patient participation groups (PPGs).
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Bradford people invited to breathe better
People in Bradford are invited to free events to help self-manage asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) and live well.
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Bradford dietitians scoop national awards
A Bradford project which has improved the recognition and management of malnutrition in the community has scooped two national awards.
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Have your say on pharmacy services
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Recognition for people making a difference to local healthcare
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Next steps for family doctor (GP) services in Manningham
NHS Bradford City Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has assured the long-term future of family doctor (GP) services in Manningham.
18 September, 2017Read more
Enhanced medicines service supporting local people at home
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World suicide prevention day: Men talking more the key to reducing suicide rates in Bradford
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Bradford district and Craven residents take part in 'Big Conversations' event to influence future of health and social care in district
Over 800 residents of Bradford district and Craven have had their say on the future of health and social care across the districts as part of a project run by Healthwatch Bradford and District.
6 September, 2017Read more
Public invited to hear about progress and plans for local health services
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Plan ahead for a healthy bank holiday
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17 August, 2017Read more
There is still time for people to have their say on local health and wellbeing plans
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New wellbeing centre is unveiled
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4 July, 2017Read more
Young people see #selfcareeverywhere
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Men across Bradford district and Craven asked to check if they have a hazardous waist
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People urged to 'Know Diabetes Fight Diabetes'
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Top award for hospital's elderly care project
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Storify: learn and innovate, celebrate and share 2017
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Bank Holiday reminder: don't forget to order your repeat prescriptions
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Public urged to use NHS services wisely
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Destination Everest Base Camp for local NHS engagement officer
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Keep hay fever away this summer
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Shadow ministerial visit to inner city GP practice
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Be prepared for anything this Easter bank holiday
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Bradford district and Craven GPs encourage people to get to know their bowels
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People in Bradford District and Craven asked to use their NHS wisely
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Campaign aims to get Bradford Breathing Better
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Home from Hospital help proves a lifeline
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17 March, 2017Read more
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Bradford Bright Ideas – winner announced
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Patients asked about future of GP services in Manningham
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#StartMakingNoise this Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
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Home-grown volunteers and interns get involved in the local NHS
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A new prescription to improve health and wellbeing
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CCGs support World Cancer Day
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Get snapping for Bradford and Craven
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It's time to talk about mental health
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Young women urged to have their smear test across the Bradford District
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Patients urged to avoid the bank holiday rush to A&E
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Festive reminder: don't forget to order your repeat prescriptions
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NHS campaign to help people stay well this winter
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Bradford Cathedral to host NHS carol service
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GP services are online
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Bradford Bright Ideas announce round one of innovation shortlist
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Releasing innovation across the district
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Notice of appointment of external auditor
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Health in the hands of local people
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Learning and innovation event - Storify
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Bradford CCGs open for innovation
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Men urged to join the fight against diabetes
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Stay well this winter - getting the flu vaccination
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Award winners celebrated at CCG annual meetings
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Pledge to become an Antibiotic Guardian
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Consultation on gluten-free prescribing closes soon
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Stoptober - the 28-day quit smoking campaign – is back
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Bradford clinical leaders report on third year of business
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26 August, 2016Read more
Plan ahead for a healthy bank holiday
With the August bank holiday weekend coming up, the NHS clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven are reminding local people to plan ahead and make sure they have supplies of any prescriptions and medicines they need.
19 August, 2016Read more
Public invited to have their say about gluten-free food on prescription
People are invited to come along to a second public drop-in session about proposed changes to the prescribing of gluten-free foods for people with coeliac disease in Bradford.
19 August, 2016Read more
Public invited to have their say about gluten-free food on prescription
People are invited to come along to the first of three public drop-in sessions about proposed changes to the prescribing of gluten-free foods for patients with coeliac disease in Bradford.
5 August, 2016Read more
Bradford District Care Trust gives advice on diabetes
Carers across Bradford are being encouraged to know their diabetes risk and how to reduce it.
4 August, 2016Read more
#LoveBradford world record breaking attempt
Bradford Council staff are inviting school children, local businesses, organisations and people across the district to join them in a '#LoveBradford' world record breaking attempt at Bradford's City Park on Thursday, 15 September 2016.
2 August, 2016Read more
Be a part of the district's new mental health and wellbeing strategy
People in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven are being invited to have their say on mental health services, as local health and social care organisations look to develop a new mental health strategy to offer the best services to patients across the district.
29 July, 2016Read more
Taking the heat out of summer
Bradford's clinical leaders are reminding people to take care in the sun as the weather heats up.
22 July, 2016Read more
Lung and heart disease the target for new Bradford campaign
Health chiefs in Bradford are backing a new national campaign to help diagnose lung disease, heart disease and cancer early to make them more treatable.
15 July, 2016Read more
Manningham Medical Practice decision overturned
A decision to close Manningham Medical Practice has been reversed by NHS Bradford City Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG).
15 July, 2016Read more
Bradford women warned of obesity risks
As part of their focus on improving the health and wellbeing of women in Bradford, local NHS clinical leaders are warning of the risks that obesity poses to a woman's health at every stage of her life.
14 July, 2016Read more
Developing mental health services for the future: have your say
Local people are being invited to help develop the district's mental health strategy for the future.
11 July, 2016Read more
Bradford CCGs launch public consultation on gluten-free prescribing
The local NHS is asking for people's help to decide the future of gluten-free food on prescription.
8 July, 2016Read more
Bradford CCGs looking to improve quality and create financial savings
Local clinical leaders in Bradford are facing some tough challenges in the months ahead to improve service quality for patients while bringing about essential financial savings.
6 July, 2016Read more
Women in Bradford urged to have their smear tests as three in ten do not attend
The latest statistics from the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) has alarmingly revealed that three in ten (28%) women aged 25-64 in Bradford are not booking in and turning up to a smear test.
13 June, 2016Read more
People urged to know their diabetes risk and how to reduce it
People in Bradford are being encouraged to know their diabetes risk and how to reduce it. Adverts on buses, bus shelters and at rail stations have gone live this month with the simple message: "If you're concerned about Type 2 diabetes, talk to your pharmacist or GP for healthy living advice. It's important that everyone understands their risk and how to reduce it."
2 June, 2016Read more
Focus on irregular heartbeats at Shipley open day
People can learn more irregular heartbeats when two Shipley-based GP practices hold an arrhythmia open day on 9 June.
1 June, 2016Read more
Bradford and Airedale win first self-care week award
The Self Care Forum has announced the Self Care and Prevention Programme as joint winners of the first National Self Care Week Award. Alongside Bracknell and Ascot, Bradford and Airedale were praised for their activities during 2015.
1 June, 2016Read more
Have a healthy Bank Holiday
With the Bank Holiday and school holidays upon us, clinical leaders are reminding people living in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven of the range of health services available.
25 May, 2016Read more
GPs and Imams join forces to help patients manage diabetes during Ramadan
Health education will be taken to the heart of the Muslim community in Bradford when an awareness event about diabetes is run by local GPs and Imams.
20 May, 2016Read more
Let's celebrate patient engagement success
Bradford's NHS clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are inviting people to share and celebrate the work of local patient groups.
19 May, 2016Read more
Decision to close Woodhead Road Surgery and Manningham Medical Practice
Bradford clinical leaders have made decisions on the future of two local GP practices as part of their role in commissioning primary care medical services. Following public consultations about Woodhead Road Surgery and Manningham Medical Practice and an in-depth review of both practices; the respective CCGs have decided to close the surgeries.
13 May, 2016Read more
Advice to patients during the industrial action Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 April 2016
The NHS is working hard to ensure that as few patients as possible are affected by the industrial action planned for Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 April 2016, but some services will need to change.
25 April, 2016Read more
Bradford GP practices pilot new fast-track cancer referral
team of Bradford GPs has won funding to pilot a new fast-track referral system for patients who have symptoms suggesting problems with their gullet or stomach, which could be a sign of a developing cancer.
21 April, 2016Read more
New provider for Bradford City GP practice
A new temporary provider has been appointed by the local NHS to run Dr Basu's GP practice in Bradford city. Picton Medical Practice, which is based nearby, will provide continuity of care to all 1,600 patients at Dr Basu's practice at Whetley Medical Centre.
21 April, 2016Read more
Congratulations to the Bradford Beating Diabetes team!
Yesterday (12th April), we said a huge congratulations to the Bradford Beating Diabetes (BBD) team in a celebration and awards ceremony.
13 April, 2016Read more
People in Bradford urged to use their bowel screening test kit as figures reveal 45% are not
Research from Public Health England (PHE) has revealed that on average more than two in five (45%) people aged 60-69 in Bradford are not using and returning their faecal occult blood (FOB) test kit when they are sent it.
11 April, 2016Read more
Bradford Beating Diabetes takes its message to Bradford shoppers
The Bradford Beating Diabetes (BBD) campaign is joining forces with local radio station Pulse to raise awareness of Type 2 diabetes among Bradford shoppers on Friday (8 April).
7 April, 2016Read more
World Health Day focuses on halting the rise in diabetes
The World Health Organization (WHO) is using its World Health Day on 7 April to shine a light on the global diabetes epidemic in a bid to halt the rise in new cases.
5 April, 2016Read more
Bevan Healthcare rated as one of best GP practices in country
Inner city GP practice Bevan Healthcare has been rated as 'outstanding' by the CQC for the standard of care it provides to its patients, who are some of the most disadvantaged in Bradford.
5 April, 2016Read more
VCS Summit - round up and next steps
Find out what happened in the first ever Bradford VCS Summit, held on the 4th February.
31 March, 2016Read more
Have an eggs-tra healthy Easter, doctors urge
Doctors are urging patients in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven to stay healthy over the Easter holidays – and that means being prepared.
21 March, 2016Read more
Have your say on plans for community health hub at Westbourne Green
Local people, community and voluntary organisations, and other stakeholders are invited to have their say about exciting plans to create a wellbeing and self-care hub in one of Bradford's biggest health centres.
21 March, 2016Read more
Let's talk about incontinence…
Women in the Bradford district are being encouraged to seek help for continence problems, instead of feeling too embarrassed to talk to their GP about 'taboo' issues.
15 March, 2016Read more
Patients reminded: have your say on future of Manningham GP practice
Patients at a Manningham GP practice are being reminded that they have until the end of the month to have their say about the future of their doctor's surgery.
11 March, 2016Read more
Bradford supports new campaign to improve your chances of being healthy at 70
Bradford Council is backing the launch of 'One You', a ground-breaking new campaign to help adults across the country avoid future diseases caused by modern day life.
8 March, 2016Read more
Bradford smokers urged to take part in No Smoking Day
Bradford smokers are being urged to be proud to be a quitter and to sign up to No Smoking Day on 9 March by public health officials. The British Heart Foundation's No Smoking Day returns for its 33rd annual campaign which is estimated to inspire over one million smokers to quit.
8 March, 2016Read more
Realising Community Health Assets
Bradford has a history of innovation, Bradford has strong communities and Bradford is rich in community assets. NHS Bradford City and NHS Bradford Districts Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) want to identify opportunities to build the capacity and capability of existing and emerging community assets to enable us all to be healthier. The work aims to inform the districts future Prevention Agenda and is looking to help address local health inequalities.
4 March, 2016Read more
Power to the people!
Bradford NHS commissioners have set up a People's Board to provide a sounding board for their policy and service design ideas.
3 February, 2016Read more
Next week is the first ever Bradford VCS Summit!
Bradford City and Bradford Districts Clinical Commissioning Groups will be coming together with over 120 representatives from the voluntary and community sector (VCS) and local statutory services to decide how we can shape the future of health and care in our area – together.
27 January, 2016Read more
Young women urged to have a smear test as new figures reveal 1 in 3 not attending in Bradford
New research reveals that young women aged 25-49 in Bradford are much less likely to attend a smear test in comparison to women aged 50-64.
22 January, 2016Read more
Transforming children and young people's mental health services
The NHS is investing an extra £5.5m over the next five years in the Bradford district and Airedale to transform access and support for local children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.
19 January, 2016Read more
Make your JanUary resolution to be healthier
It's not too late to make a New Year's resolution to lead a healthier lifestyle – as the week-long JanUary campaign is aiming to remind people.
13 January, 2016Read more
Celebrations in Bradford's battle against Type 2 diabetes
It's a cause for celebration in Bradford's battle against Type 2 diabetes as patients who have changed their lifestyle are recognised for their achievements.
7 January, 2016Read more
Strong focus on women's health in Bradford
Local clinical leaders have welcomed the chief medical officer's focus on women's health in her latest annual report.
5 January, 2016Read more
Patients urged to avoid New Year rush to A&E
29 December, 2015Read more
Become a member of the People's Board
24 December, 2015Read more
Parents warned of the risks of co-sleeping with infants
11 December, 2015Read more
Healthcare staff reach out to help ex-service people
10 December, 2015Read more
'WINTER' acronym gives health advice
10 December, 2015Read more
Bradford Cathedral to host its first NHS carol service
9 December, 2015Read more
Email issues - Resolved
7 December, 2015Read more
Report on the CCGs stroke engagement work
3 December, 2015Read more
Healthy Hearts beats its way to the top in national awards
27 November, 2015Read more
Report on the CCGs' stroke engagement work
27 November, 2015Read more
Those eligible for free winter flu vaccination urged to protect themselves
26 November, 2015Read more
NHS campaign to help people stay well this winter
26 November, 2015Read more
Self Care week
13 November, 2015Read more
Don't just survive, Thrive!
12 November, 2015Read more
Young people take centre stage on health issues
6 November, 2015Read more
Stay safe this Bonfire Night
29 October, 2015Read more
Three in 10 women in Bradford are not attending their breast screening appointment
23 October, 2015Read more
Stay Well this winter - getting the flu vaccination
23 October, 2015Read more
Parents reminded to get their children vaccinated for flu
23 October, 2015Read more
Innovative diabetes campaign spreads across Bradford
19 October, 2015Read more
Health Passport issued to District's Young People
6 October, 2015Read more
Don't forget your flu jab
6 October, 2015Read more
Award winners celebrated at CCG annual meetings
6 October, 2015Read more
Award winners celebrated at CCG annual meetings
People who are making a real difference to the health and wellbeing of Bradford patients have been celebrated at a local NHS awards ceremony.
6 October, 2015Read more
Don't forget your flu jab
The flu season is nearly upon us so don't forget to make an appointment to have your "flu jab."
6 October, 2015Read more
Health Passport issued to District's Young People
It's destination Bradford City Football Club on the 15th October as local NHS health providers, commissioners and the voluntary sector, team up to help young people on their health care journey.
6 October, 2015Read more
Bradford's smokers urged to cut risk of diabetes by quitting their habit
Smokers in Bradford city are being urged to quit their habit during Stoptober to cut the risk of developing diabetes.
29 September, 2015Read more
National spotlight falls on local diabetes and heart campaigns
17 September, 2015Read more
Know your numbers! Week
9 September, 2015Read more
Patients with heart failure recruited for technology pilot to help manage their condition
4 September, 2015Read more
GP practice overcomes barriers to patient engagement
4 September, 2015Read more
Diabetes health campaign scoops national curry award!
3 September, 2015Read more
New report shows 499,000 people at high risk of type 2 diabetes in Yorkshire and The Humber
26 August, 2015Read more
Lay Member - Job Vacancy
24 August, 2015Read more
People urged to get cancer aware
13 August, 2015Read more
Putting feet first for diabetes care
23 July, 2015Read more
People urged to have their say on improvements to 'critical hours' stroke services
9 July, 2015Read more
Stay safe in the heat
1 July, 2015Read more
Bradford residents invited to have their say on the local substance misuse recovery system
14 May, 2015Read more
Have an eggs-tra healthy Easter, doctors urge
26 March, 2015Read more
Partnership makes plan to improve mental health care in Bradford and Airedale
20 March, 2015Read more
Bradford CCGs welcome new governing body members
6 February, 2015Read more
Bradford CCGs fund GP receptionists training to improve patients' experience of primary care
6 February, 2015Read more
Have your say in the 2015 GP patient survey!
19 January, 2015Read more
Make a healthy New Year's resolution – and stick to it!
13 January, 2015Read more
22 December, 2014Read more
Use your head when it comes to your feet this winter
12 December, 2014Read more
Vacancy for an independent lay governance member
10 December, 2014Read more
Bradford's work to tackle major risk factor for stroke has Europe-wide profile
3 December, 2014Read more
Health experts urge people with respiratory conditions to stay safe as temperatures fall
2 December, 2014Read more
Older people urged not to store up health problems if 'feeling under the weather' this winter
28 November, 2014Read more
New face for Bradford's Clinical Commissioning Groups
18 November, 2014Read more
Bradford pilots Baby Buddy App to help mums-to be
18 November, 2014Read more
Calling knitters to help with dementia project
14 November, 2014Read more
Men encouraged to take care of themselves this winter
11 November, 2014Read more
Bradford Diabetes Campaign Celebrates Successful First Year
10 November, 2014Read more
Stay safe this Bonfire Night
31 October, 2014Read more
Let's talk about cancer and help improve services
8 October, 2014Read more
Website unavailable - 6.30pm-9.30pm, 29 September
26 September, 2014Read more
Still chance for views on urgent and emergency care plans
19 September, 2014Read more
Bradford Beating Diabetes project shortlisted for national healthcare award
17 September, 2014Read more
Bradford health news is back on the airwaves
15 September, 2014Read more
Have your say in the 2014 GP patient survey!
15 September, 2014Read more
Keep your cool in the heat wave
17 July, 2014Read more
We're painting the city purple for diabetes day
21 March, 2014Read more
Read all about 'Health Matters' in Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven
19 March, 2014Read more
Third Sector grant funding
7 March, 2014Read more
Helpline extended for seriously and terminally ill patients
28 February, 2014Read more
Funding boost for community health projects
11 February, 2014Read more
Breast cancer - don't assume you're past it
3 February, 2014Read more
Bradford City CCG welcomes new governing body member
28 January, 2014Read more
Bradford women urged not to ignore cervical screenings
20 January, 2014Read more
Diabetes letters hit Bradford homes
16 January, 2014Read more
Elderly people with dementia in Bradford get round-the-clock care on screen this winter
16 January, 2014Read more
We are the champions in the fight against diabetes
8 January, 2014Read more
Keep warm, keep well this winter
23 December, 2013Read more
Children and Families Bill
20 December, 2013Read more
More GP practices open over Christmas holiday period
20 December, 2013Read more
Make being healthy top of the list this Christmas
16 December, 2013Read more
Use your head when it comes to your feet this winter
11 December, 2013Read more
The future of NHS services: have your say
6 December, 2013Read more
New NHS campaign to help people stay well this winter
25 November, 2013Read more
'Your Good Health' on BCB Radio 106.6FM
19 November, 2013Read more
Going bananas to beat diabetes
12 November, 2013Read more
Bradford Beating Diabetes: clinical leaders hear first hand local people's experiences of diabetes
5 November, 2013Read more
Bradford beating diabetes through public awareness campaign
4 November, 2013Read more
'At risk' groups urged to have flu vaccine by Bradford Public Health Director
15 October, 2013Read more
What is integrated care?
14 October, 2013Read more
School nurses help more children with asthma
10 October, 2013Read more
Bradford CCGs shortlisted for top award
7 October, 2013Read more
Life-changing surgical technique praised by women
3 October, 2013Read more
Warm Homes and Healthy People project shortlisted for award
26 September, 2013Read more
High profile delegation from Middle East visits Airedale GP Practice and hospital
12 September, 2013Read more
Bradford's new clinical leaders step up to the challenge of improving local people's health and wellbeing
12 July, 2013Read more
Bradford and Airedale CCGs scoop national award for innovative kidney disease project
16 May, 2013Read more
Local MMR vaccination plans
25 April, 2013Read more
From helpless to helper – patient's remarkable recovery thanks to Integrated Care
4 April, 2013Read more
Swap fags for swag on No Smoking Day
11 March, 2013Read more
Consultation about services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and disabilities
6 March, 2013Read more
Members of the public invited to share their views on online health records
26 February, 2013Read more
Contract awarded for Thornton & Denholme Medical Practice
13 February, 2013Read more
Vitamin D is topic to talk about this month
12 February, 2013Read more
Healthcare survey for lesbian and bisexual women
4 February, 2013Read more
Local NHS dentists to run a further access day in February for new patients
29 January, 2013Read more
Green light for new health organisations
23 January, 2013Read more


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Traveling alone or with a group of single people might not sound like the best vacations, but in some cases, and in some places, being single can turn out to be one of the best reasons why your time there got so great! In fact, some destinations around the world are perfectly suitable for lonely travelers and in this article you are going to find a list of the top 5 of them.
So, pack your bags, check the best online hotel deals and head to the adventure of the lifetime which doesn't have to be sad or boring, as many people can think of!
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina's capital city is surely one of the best places to head if you are planning a solo trip. Not only this town is full of architectural masterpieces and full of perfectly married spirits of both French and South American culture, but Buenos Aires are just perfect for all who are looking a bit more than a just pretty city. In fact, Argentinians are widely known as the most hospital people in the world, so here you won't feel alone for a second. Of course, if you want to, because if you want to keep your personal space – they will understand.
Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok is usually associated with nightlife, and we are not going to bust this myth at all. Thousands of small and big, cheap and luxurious bars and restaurants will be suitable for every traveler's taste. On the other hand, if you are not a party animal and better prefer calm or, an opposite, extreme vacations, Bangkok can provide you everything as well. Just know where to look and don't be afraid to meet new friends – Thai people are friendly and ready to help out if in need.
Santorini, Greece
Santorin's island is one of the most visited places in Greece. Not only it can offer you beautiful beaches and amazing cuisine, but the views there are just breathtaking. All year long perfect climate, affordable stay, and general relaxing vibe will make you never leave this island again. Also, since Greece in an ancient country, all around Santorini you can find many historical sites as well, so if you are a huge fan of the Hellenic culture, love some good food and good climate – you know where to head for the next adventure. Overall, Santorini is not particularly an island where party animals gather. Therefore here you will find many singles and solo travelers enjoying this beautiful place by themselves, without getting too loud.
Another exotic destination which can be quite perfect for all single travelers is Singapore. With ethnic influences and backgrounds from Chinese, Malays, Eurasians and Indians, Singapore is not only a dream come true for all a food lover's, but a fantastic place to visit for all people interesting in cultural societies and influences as well. Here you can find both Hindu and Buddhists temples, little India and Chinatown and find many other tracks of various cultures that ruled this small island at different times of its existence.
Boracay, Philippines
In many travelers list, Boracay in the Philippines is considered to be a perfect solo and single passenger's destination. Everyone there is friendly, weather there is just perfect no matter when you are traveling there, and beaches are just breathtaking here. What else a traveler can want? Well, Boracay don't stop there to amaze. Consistently ranked in the top 10 on lists about the Best Beaches in Asia, this small island is just perfect if you want to party all night long and if you want to have relaxing time all by yourself – it is so perfectly balanced! Extreme sports fan can find tons of activities to do here as well. Accommodation here is also very suitable for every traveler's pocket too. Can we find a better place than this?


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Located in the heart of Bendigo at 7 Railway Place, Discovery is a prominent feature between the Bendigo Marketplace and the Bendigo Railway Station.
Need a Map?
Download and print out a copy of these maps to help making your way to, from and around Bendigo a lot easier.
Bendigo CBD Map: Detailed map of the city centre with key attractions, parking, toilets and other points of interest all included.
Bendigo District Map: From Melbourne to Rochester and Heathcote to Halls Gap, this map includes the great touring routes that radiate out from Bendigo.
Driving to Bendigo?
A number of major highways radiate from Bendigo. The following is a guide as to which highway you need to be travelling on to reach Bendigo from your destination:
Melbourne - Calder Highway (A79)
Sydney via Shepparton - Hume Highway (31)
Mildura - Calder Highway (A79) from
Horsham - Wimmera Highway (B240)
Central NSW via Echuca - Midland Highway (A300)
Catching the train to Bendigo?
With reduced fares and increased services, it's easy to get to Bendigo by train - the express service is just under 90 minutes from Melbourne! Conveniently, Discovery is located right next door to the Bendigo Railway Station.
The new VLocity trains are sleek and smooth and a perfect way to sit back, relax and enjoy the landscape. You'll pass through Gisborne, Macedon, Woodend, Kyneton, Malmsbury and Castlemaine, so you might just need to plan a longer trip!
With connecting services from Mildura, Echuca, Swan Hill, Maryborough and Daylesford, Bendigo really is the centre of Victoria. The V/Line Daylink service between Adelaide and Melbourne also stops in Bendigo daily.
For additional information on trains, coaches, fares, maps and travel information check out ptv.vic.gov.au or www.vline.com.au or give Public Transport Victoria a call on 1800 800 007.
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