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My greatly loved mother passed over on the 11th Feb. after almost 2 years residence at Adlington… (Wednesday 25 Mar 2015)
Barchester Adlington Manor Care Home
Street Lane, Adlington, Macclesfield SK10 4NT 9.0 Miles
Care Group: Barchester Healthcare Ltd
Adlington Manor Care Home provides first-class 24-hour nursing care alongside expert care for people with dementia in their Memory Lane Community. Located on the outskirts of Macclesfield, Adlington Manor has plenty of local amenities within easy… more
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Visited for one day from a distance to take my 93 year old mother to see her sister, Dorothy, who… (Monday 28 Jul 2014)
London Road, Adlington, Macclesfield SK10 4NJ 8.9 Miles
Care Group: Maria Mallaband Care Group Ltd
Carmel Lodge is located on the edge of Poynton and is convenient for anyone travelling by car. The M60 motorway and the A34 provides easy access to those visitors who have to travel some distance. Local shops, library, hairdressers, surgery, pharmacy… more
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Yes this home is like a 5* Hotel and the care is also 5*, my mum was in here for respite and the… (Thursday 26 Mar 2015)
167 Compstall Road, Romiley, Stockport SK6 4JA 9.0 Miles
Care Group: London & Manchester Healthcare Ltd
Cherry Tree House is a purpose-built home that offers comfortable luxurious furnishings and a friendly atmosphere. Designed with a luxury lifestyle in mind, each suite has several lounges and a number of activity rooms are included as part of the… more
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Happy and caring home.… (Friday 30 Jan 2015)
86 Buxton Road, Disley, Stockport SK12 2HE 5.3 Miles
Orcadia is a versatile care environment staffed by a team of experienced professionals. Older people with long-term or short-term respite needs are welcomed, while the home also specialises in helping adults with a learning disability. While enjoying… more
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Very caring staff. Food is good. Communication with family is very good which has given us peace of… (Tuesday 10 Feb 2015)
Turnlee Road, Glossop SK13 6JW 7.9 Miles
Care Group: Canterbury Care
Pennine Care Centre is situated within a beautiful rural setting located just outside Glossop town centre. The Care Centre has two separate specialist units, the Moorlands Suite and the Pennine Suite, for both elderly residential clients and clients… more
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Because it is so much better than the other 2 care homes I've been in.… (Wednesday 23 Apr 2014)
Broadwood Close, Disley, Stockport SK12 2NJ 6.7 Miles
Care Group: Maria Mallaband Care Group Ltd
Bowerfield Court is a luxurious care facility from Maria Mallaband that is dedicated towards looking after people with physical disabilities, with 40 en suite bedrooms all suitable for occupants with mobility problems. As well as being a friendly… more
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This is an excellent nursing home with caring staff from management down. My mother has lived in… (Tuesday 7 Oct 2014)
Flash Lane, Bollington Cross, Macclesfield SK10 5AQ 9.0 Miles
Care Group: Bupa Care Homes
Committed to providing individualised care, Mount Hall is a nursing home with staff who work hard to understand the needs of each resident based on the level of care they require. The home, originally a private house dating back to the 1830s, is 20… more
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I have had two good friends as residents at Hope Green and both of them could not praise the staff… (Wednesday 28 May 2014)
London Road, Adlington, Macclesfield SK10 4NJ 8.9 Miles
Care Group: Maria Mallaband Care Group Ltd
Hope Green is located on the edge of the village of Poynton and is conveniently located close to junction 1 of the M60 motorway. Local shops, library, hairdressers, surgery, pharmacy and public house are all within walking distance. Hope Green Residential… more
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Our mum has been at Ingersley Court for just over 2 years now and was really quite poorly when she… (Thursday 13 Nov 2014)
Lowther Street, off Church Street, Bollington, Macclesfield SK10 5QA 7.5 Miles
Care Group: C L S Care Services Group
Ingersley Court is a skilled care home based in Bollington and enjoys a peaceful location and excellent reputation in the local community. Residents enjoy fabulous views from the home's 32 spacious rooms, and there is a varied and stimulating activities… more
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My Nanna stayed hear over Christmas she is very hard to please sometimes. She loved the place, made… (Saturday 11 Jan 2014)
56 St Johns Road, Buxton SK17 6TR 4.6 Miles
Care Group: brighterkind
The Branksome Care Home is set in its own impressive grounds in the Peak District spa town of Buxton. The home is close to shops, amenities and public transport. The home is convenient for the town centre, gardens, Opera House and its spa. This Tudor… more
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The home is excellently placed in the centre of Payton, close to all local amenities. The staff are… (Tuesday 11 Nov 2014)
Poynton Civic Centre, Park Lane, Poynton, Stockport SK12 1RB 8.5 Miles
Care Group: C L S Care Services Group
Parklands is a vibrant home in the heart of Poynton village. Its qualified and caring staff team are dedicated to the well-being of residents and work hard to meet their needs, while respecting the privacy of individuals and encouraging them to maintain… more
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The staff are very caring and professional. They give excellent support at all times. My mum enjoys… (Thursday 8 Jan 2015)
Eyam Road, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 6HP 8.9 Miles
Care Group: Borough Care Ltd
Shepley House is a purpose-built and refurbished care accommodation, that Borough Care have developed to make sure it suits modern care standards and allows professionals to fulfil their potential. Also providing a day care service, the aim is to… more
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Very satisfied with all aspects.… (Thursday 26 Jun 2014)
1 Broadwood Close, Disley, Stockport SK12 2NJ 6.7 Miles
Care Group: Maria Mallaband Care Group Ltd
Bowerfield House Nursing Home is located on the edge of Disley. The National Trusts - Lyme, Marple Canal and local shops are all within walking distance. Accommodation at Bowerfield House is provided for 27 residents in 25 single rooms, 10 of which… more
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My mother received excellent care, she loved her carers. She was at Arbour Court for 2 years up… (Sunday 15 Mar 2015)
Barchester Arbour Court Care Home
Buxton Lane, Marple, Stockport SK6 7QL 7.9 Miles
Care Group: Barchester Healthcare Ltd
Arbour Court is a modern home set in beautifully landscaped gardens. Situated on the edge of Marple on the Cheshire and Derbyshire border, the team think you'll find they're ideally suited to meet your needs. They provide first-class 24-hour nursing… more
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I was totally overwhelmed by the effort the entertainment and Balmoral personnel went to making my… (Friday 2 May 2014)
Barchester Marple Dale Care Centre
Marple Dale, Dale Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 6NL 8.6 Miles
Care Group: Barchester Healthcare Ltd
Marple Dale Hall and New Windsor Care Homes are situated on 34 acres of magnificent Cheshire countryside, and owners think you'll find their homes will meet your needs now and in the future. Between their two homes, they provide first-class 24-hour care… more
135 London Road, Buxton SK17 9NW 5.1 Miles
Care Group: Porthaven Care Homes
Haddon Hall Care Home supports a wide range of care needs, with staff who are experienced in residential, nursing and dementia provision, with both long and short-term stays available. The stylish home has been modernised for professional care without… more
Heathcotes (Phoenix Cottages Ltd)
62/68a Low Leighton Road, New Mills, High Peak SK22 4PJ 4.3 Miles
Care Group: Heathcotes Group
Heathcotes (Phoenix Cottages Ltd) has twenty en-suite bedrooms which are available for the care of people with learning disabilities, all of whom can experience a service that respects their individual healthcare and lifestyle needs. Heatcotes Care… more
98 Station Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 6PA 7.9 Miles
Care Group: Berrycroft Care
Brabyns House provides the highest quality of residential care in a relaxed, traditional setting. Part of a family business which has been providing quality care for over 25 years, the home is set in maintained grounds in the Brabyns conservation area… more
3/7 Cale Road, The Flat, New Mills, High Peak SK22 4LW 4.3 Miles
Care Group: Tall Trees Care Group
Tarry Hill Residential Service offers support to people with Learning Disabilities. Tarry Hill comprises of five separate houses across one site. Each property offers domestic style settings with communal living areas, single bedrooms with en-suite bathroom… more
5 Burlington Road, Buxton SK17 9AR 4.6 Miles
Care Group: The Salvation Army
The Hawthorns was acquired by The Salvation Army in 1935 and has been used as a residential home since then. Over the years there have been extensive improvements to the home, most recently in 1997. The home is situated opposite the beautiful Pavilion… more
36 St John's Road, Buxton SK17 6XJ 4.6 Miles
Care Group: St Philips Care Group
Pavilion Care Centre overlooks the Peak District and has twenty eight bedrooms that are suited to the needs of individuals with mobility issues. By combining the use of modern care equipment with the hard work and professionalism of a talented team… more
8 Park Road, Buxton SK17 6SG 4.5 Miles
Portland Nursing Home is located in the park area of the spa town of Buxton and is convenient for local amenities and shops. Peace and tranquillity are also on offer in the well maintained gardens that surround the Home - a perfect haven from the bustle… more
View Full Details Bed Vacancies: 2 Bed Vacancies
Middlewood Road, Poynton, Stockport SK12 1SH 7.9 Miles
Care Group: M H A / Methodist Homes
Woodlands Care Centre is an eighty-five place Stockport facility that is well respected for delivering high standards of care that suit the needs of the elderly as well as people with a form of dementia. The service offers both palliative and respite… more
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Primrose Lane, Simmondley, Glossop SK13 6LW 8.3 Miles
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37 Manchester Road, Buxton SK17 6TD 4.3 Miles
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133-135 Moor End Road, Mellor, Stockport SK6 5NQ 6.1 Miles
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Watford Road, New Mills, High Peak SK22 4EJ 4.9 Miles
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78 Fairfield Road, Buxton SK17 7DR 4.3 Miles
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Jubilee Street, New Mills, High Peak SK22 4PA 4.2 Miles
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Crossings Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak SK23 9RY 0.6 Miles
Buxton SK17 6SB 4.3 Miles
139 Manchester Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak SK23 9TW 0.8 Miles
19 Arkwright Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 7DB 7.8 Miles
Coppice Lane, Disley, Stockport SK12 2LT 6.3 Miles
2 St Martins Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 7BY 7.8 Miles
20 Torkington Road, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 4RQ 8.9 Miles
12 Broad Walk, Buxton SK17 6JS 4.7 Miles
Hayfield Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak SK23 0QH 0.5 Miles
Dale Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 6NL 8.6 Miles
62 Buxton Road, Hazel Grove, Stockport SK7 6AF 8.7 Miles
Manchester Road, Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak SK23 9TJ 0.4 Miles
Hollincross Lane, Glossop SK13 8JH 8.1 Miles
St Mary's Road, Glossop SK13 8DN 8.4 Miles
24-25 Broad Walk, Buxton SK17 6JR 4.8 Miles
Westbury Drive, Marple, Stockport SK6 6FW 8.0 Miles
Buxton SK17 6ST 4.0 Miles
81 Dickens Lane, Poynton, The Lodge House, Stockport SK12 1NT 8.4 Miles
21 Arkwright Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 7DB 7.8 Miles
40 Jackson's Edge Road, Disley, Stockport SK12 2JL 5.9 Miles
31 Manchester Road, Buxton SK17 6TD 4.3 Miles
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Exploding plug on iron
This morning I plugged in the iron and the plug literally blew off the cord. There was a sudden "boom" and then the plug remained in the gfci receptacle and the cord to the iron blew out from the sudden explosion. This of course tripped the circuit. This particular 20 amp circuit comes directly out of the electrical panel in the basement and is for the washer. Nothing extends from the circuit. Just the washer (which was not in use) and the iron were plugged in. The receptacle works fine after I reset the circuit. Is this just a case of a bad plug from the iron or should I be concerned this could be something more serious.
If the iron is an older one, it's possible that the plug was damaged by use. Straining the cord at the plug (which can happen when the cord is wrapped around the iron for storage) may cause invisible damage that can lead to such an event.
OTOH, if the iron is a recent purchase, return it to the store.
This is not something to take lightly. Your home's fuse or breaker protected you from possible harm.
I'd think that this happens because most irons are used very heavily, so the cord wears out quickly. I know this because the one iron that I had stopped working, but when I plugged it in and moved the cord around where it enters the iron it would turn on and off. But anything having to do with live electric lines that are expossed and touching is extremely dangerous, and could be fatal. Thank God for breakers!
Our chances of dieing of an electrical related shock are greatly reduced by the resistance of our bodies, this i know
& most definately must agree with because I got shocked once. I was simply saying that breakers can protect you from harm by interupting the flow of electricity to the recepticle.
"I was simply saying that breakers can protect you from harm by interupting the flow of electricity to the recepticle."
That can be true, but not if the harm is in the form of a shock. GFCIs may(but not always),while regular breakers(including AFCIs) do not protect you from shocks. That's not what breakers are for.
read the post. The cord " cord cap " blew out. not the entire cord to the iron. There is nothing wrong with the
iron cord. Don't unplug the iron or any thing by pulling on
the cord. Tabasco found out the hard way. My wife did the same thing on her hair dryer. BANG.
"I was simply saying that breakers can protect you from harm by interupting the flow of electricity to the recepticle."
The only function of breakers (and other over-current devices like fuses) is to protect the wires in the walls from overheating and causing fires.
A 15 amp breaker is not going to protect a human from harm.
It will not even approach tripping until the current is ~1500 times what it takes to kill you (about 10 mA through the heart).
It is the low voltage (only 120 V) and our high skin resistance (when dry), along with electrical insulation, & careful design to limit contact with live conductors that protects us.
A GFCI provides some additional protection since current entering a person is very unlikely to return on the neutral associated with the hot you are touching (but not impossible).
They trip at ~5-6 mA of 'missing' current (missing means not on the circuits hot and neutral).
"he probably meant an afci, like what is in his house."
AFCUs have a higher current GFCI function built in, IIRC ~10 mA.
The personnel protection will be a little worse than a GFCI, but cannot prevent shock, just reduce the chance of a long enough shock to hold the heart stopped.
The problem is that even with the fast reaction time of GFCI technology the hearts rhythm can be disrupted, and you WILL feel the shock (however briefly).
If you manage to get across the hot and neutral on GFCI protected circuit and do NOT leak ANT current to another ground, the GFCI will not even react.
GFCIs use a simple current transformer that passes both the hot and neutral through the core.
If the current does not match within ~6 mA (0.006 amps) the circuit is first shorted with a triac, and then opened.
For normal healthy people the odds are very good they will not have a problem with the quick shock they receive.
just an FYI. they use 2000 volts on the electric chair and
cannot acceed 5 amps as the body will ROAST. That is why they put a rubber hood over the face because a normal electricution will blow the eyes out. It takes about 100
milliamps to kill if everything is right. Try getting a
15 amp breaker to trip on that.

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I farely new to BIAB and Ive seen some ppl post about overnight mashing so i decided to give it a try on my DUNKELWEIZEN. I got my grain in the water and at 154 I shut down the heat, wrapped it in a blanket and set it into a large tupperware and put the lid on.
Today i pulled it out and the temp was down to 100 hundred degrees and when I took Preboil OG I got 1.060 pretty dang good i thought. two things i noticed was what appeared to be coagulated protein in the mash water looked like toilet paper rolling around in the boil and when i pulled the grains they smelled like bannanas but during the boil and post boil the wort did not smell so I believe Its AOK
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Depth scoring can get you to the playoffs.
Once you're there and things tighten up you need big scorers that are gonna step up, or you're gonna have a hard time getting where you need to go.
Just ask the Rangers. They put up very good offensive numbers in the regular season--at least at even strength anyway. Once they got to the playoffs they were dismal offensively because there wasn't enough star power. Gaborik had one arm and Richards was PPG. That's pretty much it.
Now the Kings really only had one guy doing it too, Kopitar. But they had Dustin Brown step up and become that guy in the playoffs. Now I'm not saying there isn't a guy on the Blues who will step up,
but you're not gonna get away with spreading the wealth for about the neighborhood of 23-27 playoff games.
While I understand what you are saying, and I agree to a point, 23-27 games is too long of a stretch to put all of your eggs into one basket up-front. Even the Rangers don't do that.
Unfortunately the Blues don't have the financial wherewithall to afford multiple gamebreaking forwards upfront. The Rangers had Gaborik, added Richards. Still not enough? They went out and added Nash. The Blues simply can't afford to do that.
For the price the Rangers were going to pay Marion Gaborik, Brad Richards, and Rick Nash for the 2012-13 season, the Blues could afford to pay Andy McDonald, David Backes, T.J. Oshie, David Perron, Alex Steen, Chris Stewart, Patrik Berglund, Matt D'Agostini, Vladimir Sobotka, and Scott Nichol. (That's 10 of the 14 possible forwards. Only missing are Jamie Langenbrunner, Chris Porter, Ryan Reaves, and Vladimir Tarasenko. Combined those forwards would cost the Blues $3.4M before bonuses. Throw in New York's fourth highest paid forward, Ryan Callahan, and the top four forwards on the Rangers make more than the entire Blues forward corps.)
Do the Blues need more forwards who are closer to the 70 point mark than they currently have? Yes. The Blues need an upgrade at forward, preferably center. Many people think that Tarasenko can be that guy after a year or two of adjustment. I hope he can be.
The fact of the matter is the Blues are going to need a couple of players upfront to get hot and carry the load in the playoffs if they are going to win the Cup. The Blues have a few players that tend to get points in bunches, so it is certainly possible. Likely? No. Is it ideal? No, far from it. But it is what the Blues can afford. On their budget, it seems the best way to go.
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Because that's when somebody'll come up with "a better mousetrap" and unseat the reigning kings of search. Anybody here remember Browser War I (BW I)? Microsoft won that one and suddenly Insecure Exploder didn't need to be improved any more.
Sorta like the way Wal-Mart grew up (hellfire, I can remember driving out of the city to a rural area just to shop at Wal-mart. Now that they're a retailing juggernaut I avoid Wal-mart whenever possible - their customer service sucks almost as bad as their mostly-imported product lines).
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Keywords:toric degeneration
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We prove that $r$ independent homogeneous polynomials of the same degree $d$ become dependent when restricted to any hyperplane if and only if their inverse system parameterizes a variety whose $(d-1)$-osculating spaces have dimension smaller than expected. This gives an equivalence between an algebraic notion (called Weak Lefschetz Property) and a differential geometric notion, concerning varieties which satisfy certain Laplace equations. In the toric case, some relevant examples are classified and as byproduct we provide counterexamples to Ilardi's conjecture.
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An inductive approach to classifying all toric Fano varieties is given. As an application of this technique, we present a classification of the toric Fano threefolds with at worst canonical singularities. Up to isomorphism, there are $674,\!688$ such varieties.
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In this paper we study the Chen--Ruan cohomology ring of weighted projective spaces. Given a weighted projective space ${\bf P}^{n}_{q_{0}, \dots, q_{n}}$, we determine all of its twisted sectors and the corresponding degree shifting numbers. The main result of this paper is that the obstruction bundle over any 3\nobreakdash-multi\-sector is a direct sum of line bundles which we use to compute the orbifold cup product. Finally we compute the Chen--Ruan cohomology ring of weighted projective space ${\bf P}^{5}_{1,2,2,3,3,3}$.
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This paper addresses the problem of constructing a cycle-level intersection theory for toric varieties. We show that by making one global choice, we can determine a cycle representative for the intersection of an equivariant Cartier divisor with an invariant cycle on a toric variety. For a toric variety defined by a fan in $N$, the choice consists of giving an inner product or a complete flag for $M_\Q= \Qt \Hom(N,\mathbb{Z})$, or more generally giving for each cone $\s$ in the fan a linear subspace of $M_\Q$ complementary to $\s^\perp$, satisfying certain compatibility conditions. We show that these intersection cycles have properties analogous to the usual intersections modulo rational equivalence. If $X$ is simplicial (for instance, if $X$ is non-singular), we obtain a commutative ring structure to the invariant cycles of $X$ with rational coefficients. This ring structure determines cycles representing certain characteristic classes of the toric variety. We also discuss how to define intersection cycles that require no choices, at the expense of increasing the size of the coefficient field.
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James E.Hyman, CEO & President
John R. Nieser, SVP, CFO & Treasurer
Cathryn L. Porter, SVP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
Patrick N. Perrin, SVP & Chief Administrative Officer
Benjamin E. Erwin, SVP, Corporate Development & ACB
Michael Caltabiano, SVP, Adult Secure
Jonathan P. Swatsburg, SVP, Abraxas Youth & Family Services
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Cornell Companies (NYSE:GRN) was an American corporation that operates correctional facilities, contracting them to state and local governments. The company's headquarters are located in Houston, Texas.[1] On August 12, 2010, Cornell and the GEO Group merged.[2]
Cornell Companies, through predecessor entities, began juvenile operations in 1973, adult-community-based programs in 1974, and adult secure operations in 1984. In 1996, Cornell Companies was officially incorporated in the State of Delaware as a consolidated entity. Accordingly, Cornell has established long-standing relationships with a number of significant federal and state customers, including a nearly 20-year relationship with the Bureau of Prisons in its Adult Secure division and a 35-year relationship with the Bureau of Prisons in its Adult Community-Based division. Also, in Cornell's Abraxas juvenile division, over 70% of revenue is currently sourced from customers over 15+ years. Moreover, through its emphasis on building strong customer relationships, Cornell has attained a significant presence with the Alaska, Mississippi and Arizona Department of Corrections.
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Cornell Companies offers a diverse portfolio of services in structured and secure environments through three operating divisions:
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- Adult Community-Based Services
- Abraxas Youth and Family Services
Within the Adult Secure Services segment, Cornell provides minimum- to maximum-security incarceration services for federal, state and local government agencies. The company ensures public safety through the operation of a secure environment which includes, among other security and safety measures, professional correctional guards, alarmed fencing, razor wire and centralized monitoring via closed circuit camera systems. Cornell also provides a variety of educational, counseling and vocational programs aimed at providing a successful transition of inmates back into the community. Group and individual counseling is available for issues such as substance abuse and addiction, victim awareness and anger management. Cornell also provides extensive training in diverse employment and life skill areas including computers and job training opportunities, decision-making, personal hygiene, parenting, banking, budgeting and money management.
Cornell's Adult Community-Based Services involve the supervision of adult parolees and probationers. Cornell offers a national presence with locations in many large urban areas, throughout the United States. The company's programs focus on transitioning offenders approaching release from a correctional facility back into society. Through education, employment training, treatment, monitoring and accountability, clients receive the necessary tools to make positive life choices that can reduce their likelihood of re-entry into the correctional system. Cornell is a leading provider of community-based services to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons and to a number of state corrections departments.
The Abraxas Youth & Family Services division includes residential, detention, shelter care and community-based services, along with educational, rehabilitation and treatment programs for juveniles, typically between the ages of 10 and 18. Cornell's Abraxas division is uniquely equipped to address the issues currently facing the juvenile justice system because its operating scale enables the company to offer programs tailored to specific treatment programs such as sex offenders, firesetters, adolescent female programs, mental/behavioral health and drug and alcohol treatment.
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Cornell operates its facilities in accordance with both company- and facility-specific policies and procedures. Where required by contract or otherwise deemed appropriate for its service environments, these policies and procedures are designed to meet requirements set forth by independent industry oversight organizations, including the American Correctional Association ("ACA"), Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations ("JCAHO"), and National Commission on Correctional Health Care ("NCCHC"). Standards may also be implemented to meet the requirements of state departments of public welfare, departments of protective and regulatory services and departments of human services and education. Internal quality control, conducted by senior facility staff and senior management, takes the form of periodic operational, programmatic and fiscal audits; facility inspections; regular review of logs, reports and files; and strict maintenance of personnel standards, including an active training program. Each of Cornell's facilities is further subject to periodic audits and reviews performed by the company's contracting agencies.
At December 31, 2008, Cornell had 4,109 full-time employees and 300 part-time employees. Cornell employs management, administrative and clerical, security, educational and counseling services, health services and general maintenance personnel. As of December 31, 2008, approximately 828 employees at four of Cornell's facilities were represented by labor unions.
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The other partners in the consortium, represented by the operator NCOC (North Caspian Operating Company) which operates within the North Caspian Sea Production Sharing Agreement (NCSPSA), are KazMunayGas 16.81%, ExxonMobil 16.81%, Shell 16.81%, Total 16.81%, ConocoPhillips 8.4% and Inpex 7.56%.
In the initial phase output will grow up to 180,000 bpd. Afterwards, the production will increase progressively up to 370,000 bopd.
Kashagan is one of the largest oil fields discovered in the last 40 years, with estimated reserves of 35 Bbbl of oil in place. Considering the size, the specifications, the environmental and logistical characteristics, Kashagan is one of the most complex and challenging industrial projects worldwide.
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Richard Turley announces his departure from Bloomberg Businessweek for MTV, following Arem Duplessis (NYT–Apple) as the latest in a stream of high-profile moves out of magazine publishing. A sign of strength or weakness of this industry?
Crust is a new food mag from Singapore, currently in development.
Charles Williams' type illustrations have appeared on/in a good few magazines.
Library Journal notes that 'magazines are recovering,' with an eclectic list of examples…
…and in India Kyoorius publish their own selection of best mags.
David Hepworth makes a good point about the thrill of delivery, but the quality of content being delivered remains important too. Even as we're overwelmed by so much stuff, the really great stuff can still change your life.
Issue three of Hole & Corner is taking shape, and you can see the process happen over the next few weeks at 213 Piccadilly, London.
April 18, 2014
magCulture events
New magazines
Overmatter 18.04.14
Behind the scenes at Wyndeham's printers; 'At one point we had 350 people in this plant. Now we have 114. But the amount of work has more than doubled.'
'Content loves print.' Dominic Mills looks at two very different customer magazines –Net a Porter's Porter and Sports Direct's Forever Sports.
Amsterdam AMFI fashion course shares the six entries for its annual create-a-magazine competition.
New crowdsource site GoodFruit is raising money for US magazine Hearth.
I'm speaking in New York next month. The Blurb Indie Magazine conference features speakers from Pin-Up, Cherry Bombe, Gopher Illustrated, Lucky Peach, Refueled and Sweet Paul. 6 May, details here.
Meanwhile tickets are going fast for Printout Bristol on 8 May, featuring Another Escape, Boneshaker, Cereal and OffLife. Get in quick! And the next London date is set for May 27. News soon.
And and and… I'm be presenting a one-off show for the digital radio station at this year's Pick Me Up show at Somerset in London. More soon.
April 11, 2014
Overmatter: 10.04.14
The Guardian review ten independent travel magazines, the NYTimes ten independent fashion magazines.
Fomo is an algorithmic journalism machine producing a magazine from events at Milan design week.
Longtime Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter added to editors hall of fame.
David Hepworth's eight iron laws of modern media.
Illustrators! The next Quickdraw take place in London, April 24.
MagPile has a useful list of current magazine Kickstarter campaigns.
Overmatter: 01.04.14
I love a magazine that challenges what a magazine is; Steve reviews new launch Emperor on the Stack blog.
'Although well-executed, it doesn't live up to the hype of being a game changer' – The Saturday Paper launches.
'What comes first, the brand or the content?' asks Andy Cowles.
Keep up to date with The New Yorker covers.
Making or letting people pay; a reflection on micropayments for content.
Mother Jones looks behind the new publisher of Newsweek.
US magazine launch numbers 'surprise'.
The Cleaver promises a new take on Chinese food, Kickstarting from Friday 4 April.
Editorial designer James Hunter has launched Startamag, a blog providing help for new magazines.
March 14, 2014
New magazines
Print x Digital
Overmatter 14.03.14
Interview with Libertine editor Debbie Evans as issue four lands, 'Early feedback has been that readers want more digital content, and more from the network and community, particularly around events.'
Another magazine using Kickstarter; Print Isn't Dead is an awful title with the right idea.
Katie at Confessions of a Design Geek interviews Steve about Stack; meanwhile Steve interviews Penny Martin in a companion piece to this week's At Work With.
US Marie Claire launches Branché, a pop up magazine for young, hip New York women, complete with acute accent.
'What you think you know about about (how we read) the web is wrong.'
The Vogue Festival takes place at London's South Bank Centre, March 28/29.
Pog Mo Goal is another new football magazine, this time from Ireland.
Washington magazine store closes.
Laurence King, publishers of The Modern Magazine, have started a Pinterest board of magazine covers.
CR Blog looks inside the latest Little Whites Lies; back to its's visual best.
February 18, 2014
Front covers
magCulture events
New magazines
Print x Digital
Overmatter: 18.02.14
List alert! Oitzarisme notes a very tasteful 'Fifty magazines to buy before you die'…
…and Coverjunkie selects the covers he hopes to see at the upcoming D&AD judging.
The British edition of Reader's Digest is bought for less than a single issue of the mag by 71 year-old TV entrepeneur.
Bob Newman's latest column for Folio takes a critical look at US launch Dr Oz Good Life, 'The logo is baffling to me, and is definitely the biggest problem on the cover.'
Aussie design magazine Open Manifesto looks interesting in this piece by Kyoorius.
Issue one of Intern is now available for the iPad.
As British ABC starts to include digital sales in circulation figures, print still dominates digital. The exception? Tech mags.
New launch Alphabet promises a new take on family life. Support them on Kickstarter. Meanwhile Quarterly have bettered their Kickstarter target but are still taking pledges.
And don't forget next week sees QVED2014 take place in Munich, featuring Alex Breuer (The Guardian), David Moretti (Italian Wired), Mike Meiré (032c et al) and many more. I'll be speaking too. See you there?
February 16, 2014
In today's Observer
A nice piece about independent magazines by John O'Reilly in today's Observer, features Riposte, Works That Work, Green Soccer Journal, Article, The Gourmand and others alongside passing references to magCulture and Stack. Read it here.
Overmatter 05.02.14
Occasional commenter-of-this-parish Lee Caulfield has a fine-looking second printed volume of blog highlights available now.
Every page of every issue of International Times, now available online (thanks Adrian).
Time Inc re-organises, lays off staff as it readies to go public.
A little tangential, but a fascinating piece from Rick Poynor, a) because of the artist subject and b) the questions he asks about the definitive version of an artwork.
The beauty vs friction design argument applied to web design; 'what if I don't want my reading experience to be this beautiful?' asks Oliver Burkeman.
Later this year, Dave McKean is curating a major show of comics from the British Museum archive (May).
Follow the upcoming QVED2014 event on twitter: @qved
February 4, 2014
magCulture events
New magazines
Overmatter 04.02.14
Congratulations to The Gentlewoman, Works That Work and Bloomberg Businessweek, winners of this year's MagPile Awards. Together, an excellent introduction to modern magazines.
Riposte art director Shaz Madani interviewed by Form Fifty Five (and hear her talk later this month alongside editor Danielle Pender at QVED2014).
A list of ten food magazines, some newer than others.
Michael Wolff dismisses journalist's attempts to reinvent news, 'We don't need journalists solving the problem of news. We need people with far more cunning and inventive commercial minds.'
The Newspaper Club are exhibiting some of the publications they've printed, at their Glasgow office until end of February.
Liked Christoph Niemann's recent US Wired cover art? Buy the poster here.
Happy birthday to smart architecture magazine Mas Context as they celebrate their fifth anniversary.
Tim Holmes addresses teaching students about launching a magazine, 'trying to get 6,000 copies of a title in front of committed enthusiasts is a different job to contracting Frontline to get 60,000 into W H Smith and the supermarkets.'
Bob Newman has started writing a regular column for Folio; the first one, about Arizona Highways Magazine, is online now.
California Sunday looks an interesting project, a new magazine from the people behind Pop Up Magazine.
January 29, 2014
Front covers
magCulture events
Print x Digital
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'Oops' doesn't quite cover it… Bath News forced to apologise after celebrating local half marathon with a copy of Boston's bombing memorial cover.
BBC Radio 4's Women's Hour hosts women's mag editors Lisa Smosarski (Stylist), Tricia Halpin (Marie Claire) and Lebby Eyres (New) in discussion about Lena Dunham and retouching (see pix here).
Matador magazine reaches the letter O.
Australian digital publication The Saturday Paper launches.
The latest Athenaeum interview – Boneshaker editor Mike White.
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Bernie Marcus co-founded Home Depot (HD) in 1978 and brought it public in 1981 as the U.S. was suffering from the worst recession and unemployment in 40 years. The company thrived, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs and redefining home improvement retailing.
But Marcus says Home Depot "would never have succeeded" if it launched today due to onerous regulation. He recently helped launch the Job Creators Alliance, a Dallas-based nonprofit of CEOs and entrepreneurs dedicated to preserving the free enterprise system. IBD recently spoke to him about jobs and the economy.
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Marcus: The U.S. government. Having built a small business into a big one, I can tell you that today the impediments that the government imposes are impossible to deal with. Home Depot would never have succeeded if we'd tried to start it today. Every day you see rules and regulations from a group of Washington bureaucrats who know nothing about running a business. And I mean every day. It's become stifling.
If you're a small businessman, the only way to deal with it is to work harder, put in more hours, and let people go. When you consider that something like 70% of the American people work for small businesses, you are talking about a big economic impact.
IBD: President Obama has promised to streamline and eliminate regulations. What's your take?
Marcus: His speeches are wonderful. His output is absolutely, incredibly bad. As he speaks about cutting out regulations, they are now producing thousands of pages of new ones. With just ObamaCare by itself, you have a 2,000 page bill that's probably going to end up being 150,000 pages of regulations.
IBD: Washington has been consumed with debt talks. Is this the right focus now?
Marcus: They are all tied together. If we don't lower spending and if we don't deal with paying down the debt, we are going to have to raise taxes. Even brain-dead economists understand that when you raise taxes, you cost jobs.
IBD: If you could sit down with Obama and talk to him about job creation, what would you say?
Marcus: I'm not sure Obama would understand anything that I'd say, because he's never really worked a day outside the political or legal area. He doesn't know how to make a payroll, he doesn't understand the problems businesses face. I would try to explain that the plight of the busi nessman is very reactive to Washington. As Washington piles on regulations and mandates, the impact is tremendous. I don't think he's a bad guy. I just think he has no knowledge of this.
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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Two weeks ago, Columbia City's Common Council discussed an amendment to the city's fireworks ordinance.
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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö The City of Columbia City held its first public meeting for the 2014 budget Tuesday.
Though none from the community voiced their opinions, Columbia City Mayor Ryan Daniel offered some additional information about the budget to the Common Council: Highlighting it all ŌĆö there will be no tax increase in Columbia City in 2014.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Flushable wipes. Flushable cat litter. Flushable toilet cleaners.
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While Columbia City's wastewater system has struggled with these products ŌĆö it's been a worldwide issue.
"They have 'flushable' everything now," Columbia City Wastewater Superintendent Mike Cook said. "Sure, they'll make it through your toilet, but when they get to our system, it's creating all kinds of problems. They'll flush out of your home, go right into our pumps, and bind them up."
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Jim Barron, from Christian radio station WBCL (90.3), blended humor, illusion and ministry Wednesday night at Trinity PresbyterianŌĆÖs Pioneer Club meeting.
He showed children tricks of all kinds.
He had solid metal hoops that appeared to hook together and come back apart at his will, and ropes that came apart to make more ropes, but then seemingly also looped into one rope. He also lit a dollar on fire, destroying it, then made it reappear inside a lemon.
Pictured is Jasmine Petras (left), 9, assisting Barron.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö With more than a 40 percent increase in funds raised and participating walkers, the Whitley County Walk for Autism held its second annual walk Sunday.
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To launch the initiative, a proclamation will be read at the Courthouse Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. County Commissioners will come together for the proclamation and in support of the Whitley County Domestic Violence Task Force.
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So excited to start decorating for fall! Here is a little display I put together last year for my entry :)
Love it! Beautiful job putting this together. I only have one of those black birds and it scares me every time I look at it. Yes, I still put it out with the witches.
DGD and I just painted some gourds the last time she was down. I'll try to remember to share them.
Nice display...I too like the black birds and like how you used the pumpkins and colorful leaves....very stiriking look.
I can't believe Summer is gone. Our trees are already turning....
But love this season and the fun things that ccme with it.
I really like that. I am SO looking forward to seeing everyone's Fall decorations. Its my very favorite season. Wish we had it here in Phoenix!! Right now getting slammed with record heat. 111 today. :o(
I can't wait till end of month and I can haul my decorations tho, my own private little Fall as I thumb my nose at the heat. LOL.
Your floral pumpkin arrangement in that black container is really stunning!
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I LOVE it! I could use some birds for my bookcase -- preferably a raven. :) where do you get something like that?!
I am not wanting autumn.... we didn't get any nice weather until almost the middle of July, so our summer has been WAY too short. The low for tonight is supposed to be 37F. :(
Such a lovely display!
Really like the addition of the crows!
PM, they have them at Dollar Tree stores, although they are the smaller versions. If you want the larger ones, as SD said, most craft stores have them.
Although I am already feeling sad that summer is ending, I do love the fall decorations and have bought some Halloween items that were too cute to pass up, but that I didn't need!!
Guess its time to start dragging out the pumpkins, LOL
Have no camera for a picture, but I make what I think are beautiful fall/winter wreaths although I've been unable to get others very interested, perhaps because there's not enough color to suit. First it takes a walk in the woods where amazing and beautiful pieces of art can be found if one looks carefully. All are hot glued to a base of pine cones, and the resulting design is always different. If anyone is interested, I would be happy to give more detail. If no one is interested, well I'm accustomed to that. Happy Fall everyone!