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Hand-blown in Canada by artists at Kitras glass, this gorgeous glass angel is a beautiful gift to evoke fond memories and daily inspiration. When hung using the glass loop just above the wings, the angel naturally tilts forward with its hands in the position of prayer.
Gift Includes:
- One colorful hand-blown angel.
- One inspirational greeting card.
- Handmade by skilled artisans at Kitras Art Glass in Canada.
- Bright splashes of color that reflect in the sunlight.
Measures 6" x 6" x 5". Arrives gift-wrapped.Gift #16791
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The Angel of Memories helps to remind us of what has been and helps us today to create the memories of tomorrow. She encourages us to treasure each moment because these are memories in the making. May you have rich and vibrant memories of all life's precious moments.
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Wine lover
June 4, 2014
I sent this to my niece who just stared chemotherapy as a guardian angel to watch over her. She said it is beautiful and she loves it! It made me so happy as I didn't get to see it myself as we live on opposite coasts! Thanks for this beautiful product.
Satisfied giver
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Beautiful expression! May 6, 2014
I have sent this angel as a housewarming gift to a dear friend and as a birthday gift to my mother. Both recipients really think she is beautiful and love having her on display in their homes.
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Hand blown angel March 2, 2014
Sent to my cousin because of a death of one of her children whom she referred to as her little angel. She loves it!
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Very pretty January 20, 2014
The little angel is a piece of art.. The words are very thoughtful. Helps remind us how precious memories are.
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Nice January 2, 2014
Very Colorful and very unique
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Heart filled memories. December 25, 2013
I sent this beautiful Angel to my brother and three sisters for Christmas. They all loved it very much. The size is perfect. Since the colors in the skirt match one sisters decor she is leaving it up all year, not just at Christmas.
SoCal Gal
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Tradition Continues December 21, 2013
My family exchanges glass ornaments every year and regrettably unusual ornaments are getting harder to find. However, the colors in this ornaments are both subtle and lovely. My only negative is the weight/heaviness of this Angel. It must be hung on a lower more sturdy branch....but it looks simply lovely on our Blue Spruce.
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My Grandmother Loved this Angel November 19, 2013
She is so pretty and delicate. I couldn't have chosen a better a gift.
angel lover
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Angel November 14, 2013
The gift didn't wow anyone.....I was hoping it would make a difference.......
Beautiful Angel November 12, 2013
Was for a Teenage girl when her Grandfather died. She loved it. Beautiful presentation.
happy customer
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Great Idea! October 31, 2013
I sent this to a friend whose grandparents died and he loved it!! It is a great piece to send for someone to remember their loved ones. It was very well constructed and a great piece!!
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great customer service August 29, 2013
The angel was beautiful and loved by my sister. The first one arrived broken even though it was packed very well. I called and customer service was great! Shipped a new one the next day which arrived in good shape. I couldn't be more pleased with the experience. thank you
Returning customer
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Beautiful Peace angel August 9, 2013
This was a gift for our grandma. She loved it and wanted to know where we got this beautiful gift! I think this is a perfect gift and also very pretty!!!! :) happy customer!!!
Happy friend
present for a friend August 8, 2013
My friend collects angels. I wanted to send her a thank you present and when I saw this angel I knew it was the right one! She says it looks beautiful. Plus it was delivered a head of schedule which made me very happy.
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Hand-Blown Angel of Memories July 31, 2013
Very pretty, wish there were more inspirational items like this to choose from.
Angel love
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Love them July 24, 2013
I have purchased five (5) of these already as sympathy gifts and all of the recipients have loved and been touched by them.
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Beautiful, heartfelt Angel! July 17, 2013
This lovely angel arrived today as a birthday gift from my beloved cousin, MaryAnne. I will cherish this gift always. I love the colors, purple, green, white and clear crystal. I love even more the sentiment - She represents memories of our childhood that MaryAnne and I shared growing up, and memories we are yet to make in the future.
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Beautiful Angel July 15, 2013
We gave this as a new home gift. We got the nicest
thank you card on how beautiful it is.
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Beautiful Angel June 28, 2013
I bought two of these angel's one each for two of my dearest friends, they were absoulty thrilled with how beautiful they were, they were extremly happy. I would highly recommend this as a special gift for someone close to you.
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Beautiful angel June 27, 2013
Third one I have sent. Absolute beautiful
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Great Gift In Lieu of Flowers May 14, 2013
I have sent this numerous times in lieu of flowers for a funeral and I have received such wonderful comments back and have often seen it displaced in the homes of those I sent it to.
Wonderful gift.
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They just loved it. April 22, 2013
Sent two angels, one to my best friend and the other my aunt.
It brought such joy to them.
This gift is a wonderful gift and will last much longer then a food gift basket.
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Overwhelmed March 3, 2013
I sent this sight unseen to my friend who had just lost her sister. She called me in tears when she received it. Unbeknownst to me it seems that they both loved angels and she was overwhelmed with this lovely art piece. She said it was a so beautifully done and was the nicest condolence gift she had received. I look forward to seeing it in person and I will definitely send it again, should the right occasion call for it.
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One Problem February 28, 2013
The order process is simple. Shipments are made timely and notifications are sent. The only problem I have is that no signature was required and my package was left at the door. I have no way to know if my package was received unless I call them and ask. (A little tacky to have to do this.)
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LOVELY April 26, 2012
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Very Nice January 28, 2012
The only thing that I suggest is to get a signature on the delivery-
The angel is very nice
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I sent this to a friend of mine and she said it was "beautiful" January 1, 2012
I chose this because it is handblown and because each one is different. Makes it something very special to give someone.
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Gorgeous! December 28, 2011
Well satisfied
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Beautiful Angel and Card July 15, 2011
Recieved this angel for my birthday and WOW she is beautiful. This will be cherished the rest of my life!
Have placed her by a window for the light reflections...this is a beautiful work of art. Great gift to begin each morning with prayer.


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Sound Between the Pages, a program run by students from the Greater New Bedford (Mass.) Vocational Technical School, helps parents who can't read share a bedtime story with their children.
In this chapterwide, cross-discipline effort, students record their performances as they read books aloud, using animated voices and creating sound effects (photo, right). The books and tapes are provided to area families at no charge.
Students also create and provide book-storage boxes, collect and fix reading lamps, and design tote bags, bookmarks and coloring books.
In Dunwoody, Ga., SkillsUSA members at DeKalb High School of Technology, North, celebrated Veterans Day by having Col. Twala Mathis of the U.S. Army speak during an assembly.
Mathis is the second African-American woman in the nation (and first on the East Coast) to command an Army recruiting battalion. For her ground-breaking accomplishments, Mathis received the local SkillsUSA chapter's award for American spirit.
A SkillsUSA chapter sponsored tricycle races for spooky tykes as part of an annual "Spooktacular" sponsored by the Downtown Paris (Tenn.) Association.
Aside from the Henry County High School members' helping with children's games, there were contests for best costume and for howling as well as a dance, music and food. People could guess the weight of a large pumpkin (to win $100 for use at downtown businesses) and the number of guitar picks in a container put out by a music store (for a new guitar). Booths representing businesses and organizations offered candy and games.
A school bus normally transports students, but at EHOVE Career Center in Milan, Ohio, one doubled as a warehouse for a SkillsUSA "Stuff the Bus" food drive for the needy. Students collected 10,299 items for the Norwalk Salvation Army and temporarily stored them in a retired school bus.
At a time when requests for food are up 30 percent, Salvation Army office manager Deb Cox says, "These donations will keep our pantry stocked throughout the year."
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(WMC-TV) - A new form of cyber-bullying has put one Jonesboro teen's life in danger.
Ashley is 16. She started getting phone calls and text messages from men across the country after someone posted her number on the iPhone app, iFunny.
The message claimed she was 17 had "the most amazing C cup you'll ever see" and that she would send nude photos.
The girl has since changed her number after receiving a threat from one of the men. But the girl's mother is now trying to figure out who posted the note in the first place.
"She's depressed she wants to stay at home and not talk to anybody," said the teen's mother Becky who asked Action News 5 to not share the family's last name for privacy reasons. "Based on the post, the prankster used the 'notes app' [located] on most iphones. Then using that screen shot to post this to the iFunny app."
Posted by username "DDAILY" at 2:16 on April 14. With a quick search of the app, it doesn't offer any help for tracking down a suspect.
Becky has contacted the creators of all iFunny apps, police and Jonesboro High School hoping to find answers.
One detective said it is a difficult case to investigate. And that ultimately the people or person responsible will be charged with harassing communications which is a misdemeanor.
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City of Vaughan blames hacker attacker for Twitter meltdown
Vaughan likes to refer to itself as the city above Toronto. Geographically, that's true. When it comes to Twitter buffoonery, it's also true.
The City of Vaughan is clearly the employer of one major snowflake.
Or that was until this happened.
One offending tweet and, boom, you're an Internet hero.
The tweet, of course, has been removed.
In fact, the entire Twitter account for the City of Vaughan is gone. It was an account with access restricted to only two people, according to the Toronto Star. Must be too big a responsibility for the city. That's a major fail, according to PR expert Elissa Freeman.
Not before it was noticed and retweeted widely. Even if some people think the attention is unwarranted.
Oh my gosh, did someone tweet from the wrong account? Let's all shame them and analyze a tweet we never would have seen in the first place.—
Mary (@maredubs) February 08, 2013
Happy snow day, Ontario! And the rest of Canada can enjoy this, too, from the coziness of their double garages.
Around 3:00 in the afternoon, the account was brought back online with three tweets addressing the controversy.
The City of Vaughan apologizes for the inappropriate tweet that came earlier today from its corporate Twitter account.—
City of Vaughan (@City_of_Vaughan) February 08, 2013
The City has determined the inappropriate tweet from our account earlier today was from an unauthorized user.—
City of Vaughan (@City_of_Vaughan) February 08, 2013
We are implementing procedures to prevent such an event from occurring again in the future.—
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Monday, January 30
by Iain Beardsell on Mon 30 Jan 2012 10:09 PM GMT
So after sitting on the Solent website behind log ins and passwords we have now decided to publish the videos on the main SEMEP website for all to use. We've also added links to other materials in each section.
The aim is that doctors who are new to the ED can click on a section, watch a video, read the CEM curriculum, do some E learning and then complete a CBD/mini CEX. This is instead of the traditional didactic lecture format that we have always struggled to deliver during the first few weeks of the new block.
We really hope you find them useful. Do let us know - now that this work is out there we really what to take this on and develop the site more (including more blog posts!)
Friday, April 1
by Iain Beardsell on Fri 01 Apr 2011 12:38 PM BST
The last few weeks have been dominated by preparing my talk for the CEM CPD conference.
I used "prezi" an online presentation editor that is free to use (in an upgraded version if you are using it for education). It looks complicated, but after a bit of practice is no more tricky than powerpoint. Try it at http://prezi.com
It seemed to go down well - hopefully the video of the talk will be available either on the CEM website or via semep very soon, but for now here is the "prezi" version to give you an idea of what I was talking about. Just click on the arrows at the bottom to go through the presentation.
Monday, February 7
by Iain Beardsell on Mon 07 Feb 2011 12:49 PM GMT
Making referrals to in patient teams is one of the most challenging aspects of working in the Emergency Department. Every call you make generates work for your colleagues, who may already be dealing with multiple calls and patients and may be in theatre or the out patient clinic. Without proper preparation instead of being a simple one way delivery of information it can turn into an impromptu viva examination.
Referral - an example of what can go wrong
Here the SHO has made a few errors resulting in the specialist avoiding the referral and leaving the patient inappropriately in the ED.
1, Don't ask in patient specialities for "advice". Immediately they will think that by giving advice they can avoid the referral and thereby avoid seeing the patient.
2, Don't let yourself be interupted. If you have prepared a concise referral with only the pertinent details it should keep the attention and not take long.
3, Do not accept being fobbed off with advice to do further tests or keep the patient in the ED. The decision to admit is generally a clinical one and testing rarely makes a difference to whether the patient comes in or goes home.
Referral - how to make it easier
Before calling it is vital that you are clear on the purposes of your call - which will almost always be a referral for admission. Remember, if you need advice that is what your Consultant and Registrar colleagues in the ED are for. When starting out it is worth just running over the reason for your referral so you can anticipate any questions and hone down the content to just the things the person to whom you are referring needs to know. It is vital that for your own sanity and the patients well being the referral does not become a viva on your clinical knowledge, so prepare in advance.
The SBAR Way
At Southampton use the SBAR mneumonic to frame our referrals. This gives a format to these conversations and outlines the content of the referral
S- Situation - Identify yourself, your patient and why you are calling-
"Hi, This is Iain Beardsell one of the ED Doctors and I want to refer a 39 year called Jane Smith who I believe has appendicitis."
B - Background - Give some more details about the patient-
"She has had 24 hours of worsening right illiac fossa pain, with nausea, anorexia and three episodes of vomiting. She is previously fit and well and has no other relevant history."
A - Assessment - Outline your assessment-
"On examination she is tender in the right illiac fossa. Her urine dipstick is negative and her blood tests are awaited."
R - Recommendations - Say what you believe needs to happen next-
"I would be most grateful if you could review her and assess whether she needs further observation or a operation. I have requested a bed on the surgical ward."
Tips on referring
1, Never, ever lie or try to "sell" a patient. If you feel you have to do this ask yourself does the patient really need to be admitted or is there something else you could be doing in the ED? Also, word soon gets round if you are not telling the truth about patients and that important trust between you and the inpatient team is lost.An example of an SBAR Referral
2, Practice your referral in your head - Does it make sense? Is the reasoning clear? Are there any questions you might be asked that you cannot answer?
3, Introduce yourself with your name, not just your designation and try to refer to the inpatient specialist by their name. By personalising the process it is much harder for someone to be rude to you and dismiss your request.
4, You are referring the patient. Very, very rarely will you be "asking for advice". Your expected outcome is admission not further work up in the ED/CDU.
5, Try to get to know the inpatient teams (see 2 above) and show an interest in your patient's outcome. Try to call them later in the shift to find out how your patient did - not only does they help your learning, but shows the in patient specialist that you were interested in your patient having the best and most appropriate care, not just how you could shift them from the ED and forget about them
6, Remember that colleagues can be very busy. You may have just interupted their lunch - no wonder they can get grumpy. Try and be understanding whilst being assertive.
7, Finish your referral with your voice going down in pitch - suggesting the end of the conversation, rather than rising - suggesting you are asking a question and opening up an unwanted viva opportunity.
8, Show "Grace Under Pressure". Never, ever get into an argument about a patient - as soon as you raise your voice you have lost the moral high ground. If you are having real trouble inform the inpatient specialist (politely) that you are going to talk to your Consultant/Registrar to confirm the referral was appropriate and that you will call them back
Admittedly this illustration is a straightforward case, but using the same methodology for all your referrals should make this aspect of working in the ED easier.
Monday, January 17
by Iain Beardsell on Mon 17 Jan 2011 12:09 PM GMT
In this, our first podcast (click on the attachment link below) I discuss my top ten tips for how to both survice as an SHO in Emergency Medicine and get the most out of it your time in the ED.
My top ten tips are
1, Respect those around you and value their opinion
2, The History is everything
3, There are 4 key treatments we give in the ED - think whether every patient you see needs any of these and you will save lives and relieve pain
a, Oxygen4, Think "What difference have I made to this patient".
b, Fluids
c, Analgesia
d, Antibiotics
5, No patient (almost) wants to be in the ED.
6, Spend twice as long with patients you don't like or don't get on with.
7, Look the part.
8, Be on time.
9, Take your breaks - eat when you can and drink water when you can't.
10, Enjoy yourself.....
by Iain Beardsell on Mon 17 Jan 2011 11:58 AM GMT
This blog will aim to complement the content of our main website www.semep.co.uk and the video lectures that the team is currently producing.
The plan is to have comment, educational material and podcasts available via the blog and these will be added over the coming months.
This is a new venture for the SEMEP team so all comments and suggestions are very very welcome.
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Pool/Spa/Wireless Internet/Game/3 miles to Disney in Kissimmee
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- baths 3
- sleeps 10
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The luxury, full air conditioned villa features 4 Bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. This villa has 2 master suites each with its own private bathroom, one with King and one with Queen bed. The other two bedrooms each have two twin beds. All bedrooms have their own TV. Our villa is also baby friendly with a crib, high chair and stroller for your convenience free of charge. The villa is conveniently located in Indian Creek community in Kissimmee, off Rd 192 and I-4, just 3 miles to the main gates of Disney World.
The couch in family room opens up into a Queen sofa bed for you to factor into the sleeping arrangements or for watching late night movies. The family room 42" LCD TV features hundreds all-digital channels with a DVD/VCR Comb player. You can make free long distance calling anywhere in the US, Puerto Rico and Canada.
If tired walking in the theme parks, you can stay our villa relax to re-energized and have pleasurable time. You can relax in our private swimming pool and hot spa, enjoy a drink and reading in a covered lanai by the pool. The pool comes fitted with a child safety fence and gate. There is pool table and fooseball table in our game room. One twin bedroom is equipped Play Station 2, and another twin bedroom has Nintendo Game cube for the kids to play without occupying the family room TV. You can surf the web with wireless high speed internet.
During your stay at the villa, you'll have the choice eating at the nearby restaurants or call for pizza delivery. Restaurants and grocery store are within two minutes. If you prefer, the kitchen has everything you need to prepare dinner, including large refrigerator/freezer, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, blender, and toaster. It can comfortably seat four people at a large breakfast table. With the formal dinning table, it can comfortably seat 10 people for dinning.
The Villa is managed by a professional local management company with a 24/7 emergency telephone number.
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- Cable TV; Free High Speed Internet; Free long distance phone calls
- Air Conditioning; Ceiling Fan; Heating
- Patio/Lanai; Private Pool/Spa; Beach Chairs; Screened Porch
- Game Room (Pool table, Fooseball table)
- Crib, Higher Chair, Stroller
- Towels and Bed Linens Provided
- Alarm Clocks; Hair Dryers; Iron/Iron Board
- Refrigerator/Microwave/Blender/Ice Maker/Coffee Maker/Toaster/Dishwasher
- Stove; Oven; Gas Grill
- Telepones; LCD TV; DVD & VCR Player
- Video Game Consoles: Play Station 2, Nintendo Game Cube
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Sept. 7------Nov. 18...........................................$750/week, $115/night
Nov. 19 -----Nov. 30...........................................$900/week, $139/night
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June - ------Sept. 6 ............................................$850/week, $129/night
Pool/hot tub heating is optional at $150/week or $25/night
Additional $85 cleaner service if rental less than 7 nights
Rates are subject to 13% sales and tourism taxes.
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11:17am Tuesday 15th July 2014 in News By Omar Oakes
House prices in London rose by a record annual rate of 20.1 per cent in May as overall growth in the UK climbed to 10.5 per cent, official figures showed today.
The average home in the capital now costs £492,000, compared to £262,000 across the country, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
The annual increase for house prices across the UK is the strongest since May 2010 but for London it is the sharpest since records began in 2002.
The ONS said: "House prices are increasingly strong across most parts of the UK, with prices in London again showing the highest growth."
Prices rose by 9.6 per cent in the South East and 8.6 per cent in the East, the figures showed.
Outside London and the South East, annual price increases averaged 6.4 per cent, the highest rate since June 2010.
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Every region in England saw an annual price uplift, with the lowest rate of 3.9 per cent in the North West.
Prices overall in England rose by 11 per cent over the year, with a 6.5 per cent increase in Wales and 3.6 per cent in Scotland while prices in Northern Ireland fell by 0.7 per cent.
In London, the house price index is 33.7 per cent above the pre-crisis peak level while England has recovered to just 8.9 per cent above and Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland still lag behind.
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Updated 12:46pm Monday 24th March 2014 in News
SCHOOLS across Northwich, Winsford and Middlewich could be affected by a National Union of Teacher's strike this Wednesday, March 26.
Members of the union are staging a walkout citing 'excessive workload and bureaucracy, performance related pay and in defence of a national pay scale system, and unfair pension changes'.
Christine Blower, general secretary of the NUT said: "Teachers deeply regret the disruption caused by this strike action to parents and teachers.
"The Government's refusal, however, to engage to resolve the dispute means that we have no alternative other than to demonstrate the seriousness of our concerns.
"Teachers' levels of workload are intolerable –the Government's own survey, published last month, shows that primary school teachers work nearly 60 hours a week and secondary school teachers work nearly 56 hours a week.
"Two in five teachers are leaving the profession in the first five years of teaching, as are many others. This is bad for children and bad for education."
Ms Blower said replacing the national pay framework with performance related pay meant head teachers and governors have to worry about developing a pay system instead of focussing on teaching and learning.
She added that performance related pay was 'unnecessary' and will build 'unfairness and additional bureaucracy'.
On pensions she said: "Teachers do not believe that they can work to the age of 68 or even later for a full pension – and they don't believe it is educationally desirable either.
"The NUT recognises that other workers are having their pensions squeezed. We believe that this is wrong too – everyone should be entitled to a decent standard of living in retirement."
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5:25am Tue 25 Mar 14
Over resident says...
They want to have more and they want to do less. How drole.
They already get 13 weeks holiday a year which is 8 weeks more than me and most of the people reading this, So if you work out how much they are paid per day they actually do any work then they are the best paid of all of us!
Get back to work you whinging idle loafers.
8:22am Tue 25 Mar 14
Higgy40 says...
If I told my employer I was going on strike because I wanted more money, I gaurantee that my name would be on the next list of redundancies and I would be out of a job.
As it is I have to manage with my minimal wage and 25 days holiday (which includes 8 bank holidays). How I wish I could have 6 weeks off in the summer, sitting in the garden, sipping G&T, planning what I am going to teach next year.
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1:17pm Wed 26 Mar 14
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When the firemen went on strike what was your opinion then?
2:51pm Wed 26 Mar 14
Muddlewich resident says...
working more years? - same again here, and in much more physical occupations.
if teachers din't like this changing world, then may I suggest they leave their positions and allow one of the hundreds of newly qualified teachers, to take their positions.
The fact that they are prepared to disrupt childrens valuable education makes me think that they shouldn't be in that job anyway!
and did the unions try to fight for the rest of the population when we faced these similar changes? no!
2:57pm Fri 28 Mar 14
0ldtimer says...
I'm sorry, but working 60 hours a week on average is tosh! I appreciate that a little work is carried out at home by some that choose to, however, drive past a school car park at 5pm and see how many cars are there haha. Not many I can tell you.
As for the longer working years in order to get your pension, WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD.... that's if Joe public get a decent pension, which most won't.
These teachers CHOSE this profession so if they don't like the terms and conditions being imposed then get out like we all have to do when we don't like something.
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Tributes to 'gentle giant' and 'family man' killed on the A127 (From Southend Standard)
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Updated 11:23am Wednesday 19th February 2014 in Echo News By Carri-Ann Taylor, Reporter
A MAN killed while trying to cross the A127 at Wickford has been described as a "gentle giant".
Theman, who has been named locally as Leonard Lowe, died after being struck by a silver Seat Ibiza car on the Westbound carriageway at Wickford, at just before 10pm on Sunday.
Paramedics battled to save Mr Lowe, who lived on the Hovefields travellers site and was in his early thirties, but he was declared dead at about 10.15pm.
The 47-year-old male driver was taken to Basildon Hospital with minor facial injuries He was discharged and is now recovering from shock at his home in Southend.
Michael Knight, owner of Gemini Kennels, in Hovefields Avenue, Wickford, had known Mr Lowe, who was known as Lucky, for a number of years.
He said: "He was a really nice guy and we had known him since he was a young lad.
"His family are very nice people.
He was just a very pleasant young man. I would describe him as a gentle giant."
The accident happened opposite the Shell petrol station, on the eastbound carriageway.
Other friends of Mr Lowe said he was devoted to his wife and family and was a true horseman.
Police shut the road in both directions until 5.30am yesterday while collision investigators carried out their inquiries.
One driver who witnessed the aftermath said: "I was a few cars back and it was horrific. All his family were hysterical.
"Police shut the road and I was there for two hours. The police helicopter was above."
A spokesman for the East of England Ambulance Service, said two ambulances attended with medical volunteers.
He said: "One patient was taken to Basildon Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
"Paramedics tried everything they could to try to save the second man, but he was pronounced dead at the scene."
Police are appealing for any witnesses to contact the serious collision investigation unit on 01245 240590 or e-mail collision firstname.lastname@example.com
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southendcivilservant wrote:To those who thumbed the post down...search your consciences and ask yourself why you voted down a respectful post?
RIP Leonard Lowe - such a sad end to your life. Thoughts are with the family and friends who are going through this dreadful period in their lives.
You feel this poor guy doesn't deserve a little respect and a RIP or his family considered at this truly dreadful time for them?
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I-say-you-say wrote:No words for the deceased man?
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Provost Alan Harrison briefly explained that the four pillars of the recently-endorsed academic plan are inextricably linked to curriculum and the campus environment. The new Queen's University Quality Assurance Processes (QUQAPs), which are now being implemented, will help align the academic plan priorities within the various programs.
He provided an update on the 2011-12 budget, noting that special payments for pension solvency are expected to be less than forecast due to the beneficial effects of pension evaluation. However, the projected $9-million in investment income from the pooled investment fund (PIF) may not be realized because of the continued uncertainty in the financial markets.
Provost Harrison indicated that the budget and planning process is on track to present a balanced 2012-13 budget for Board's approval in May. Jo-Anne Brady, in her new role as Vice-Provost (Planning and Budgeting), is tasked with preparing a new budget model to ensure balanced and sustainable budgets beyond 2012-13.
The annual enrolment planning process is underway with faculties and schools reviewing various programs for potential expansion. Provost Harrison has also established a strategic enrolment group to inform the decision-making around enrolment.
Rector's report
Newly-elected rector Nick Francis attended his first Board meeting and introduced himself to trustees. He offered his reflections on the university and suggested that inclusivity of the community will help Queen's navigate difficult times. The process for making difficult decisions at the university in the future will matter just as much as the decisions themselves, he noted.
AMS report
Alma Mater Society president Morgan Campbell spoke about the new Student Life Centre management model and thanked the trustees for their belief in the students' ability to manage the facilities. She outlined recent improvements to the John Deutsch University Centre and noted that two new businesses will open in the Queen's Centre in March 2012. The Board later approved the leases for the businesses.
SGPS report
Society of Graduate and Professional Students president Jillian Burford-Grinnell said that she hopes the university will think about the needs of students when considering future BFA admission decisions.
She highlighted the new cultural engagement group, a recent initiative supported by SGPS. She noted that the SGPS has launched holiday assistance campaign to help graduate students who are parents during the holidays. The SGPS is accepting donations of cash, toys, gift cards and non-perishable food items for students with dependents.
Audit committee
The Board approved the appointment of external auditors KPMG for the year ending April 30, 2012.
Environmental Health and Safety Committee
The Board approved the Health and Safety Policy Statement and Environmental Management Policy Statement. Both are unchanged from the previous year.
Finance Committee
The Board approved:
• 2012-13 residence fees with an overall increase of 4.5 per cent. Queen's has the second highest rate for traditional room and board compared to other Canadian universities. In response to a trustee's question, Provost Harrison said students are consulted on the fees, and feedback from students and the recent Globe and Mail survey demonstrate that students are highly satisfied with residences and believe they get fair value.
• The Nixon Field (formerly Kingston Field) project at a maximum cost of $2.3-million, subject to design and layout approval by the Campus Planning and Development Committee and an additional $400,000 in donations to cover the total cost of the project. The field over the Queen's-KGH parking garage is scheduled to open in fall 2012.
• The Waldron Tower extension project at a maximum cost of $2.5-million. The funds will come from residence capital reserves and residence fees. The project, slated for completion in August 2012, will create 40 to 45 new residence spaces by repurposing the Quinte Thousand Island Lodge that is connected to Waldron Tower on two floors.
• An additional $800,000 for the Queen's University Administrative Systems Replacement project. The funds will allow consultants to continue testing the new Human Resources system further before the system is launched in early 2012.
The AMS Queen's Centre capital contribution was discussed during the in-camera session.
Pension update
The Board heard that additional contributions, updated mortality tables and more precise salary projections over the next three years have put the Queen's Pension Plan on a more sustainable footing. However, further changes will be required in the future to ensure that the plan is not an ongoing drag on the university's operating budget.
Investment Committee
Trustee Don Raymond, vice-chair of the Investment Committee, updated the board on the committee's strategic review of the pooled endowment fund (PEF) and the pooled investment fund (PIF). The goal of the review, which began in late 2010, is to ensure the funds' investments align with the financial requirements of the university. The complete results of the review will be presented to the Board at its March meeting.
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were you just on the radio with Ron and Ian?
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Local Farmers Have Another Opportunity to Grow Communities
For the past four-years - America's Farmers Grow Communities has invested more than 13-million dollars in rural America. Each year - the Monsanto Fund evaluates new counties to be included in this program - and this year there are 18 new eligible counties - so the program now reaches more than 12-hundred-89 counties across 39-states. Monsanto Fund President Deborah Patterson says farmers have really stepped up to the plate since the program piloted in 2010 and have thoughtfully chosen thousands of deserving organizations to receive the 25-hundred-dollar donation.
Again this year - winning farmers have the opportunity to make a difference in their own communities by enrolling and nominating a non-profit organization of their choice to receive a 25-hundred-dollar donation. Farmers must register at www dot grow communities dot com (www.growcommunities.com) but November 30th. The Monsanto Fund will select one winner randomly in each eligible county in December and announce the winners in January 2014. Rural community members may also visit the website and "plant" their ideas - submit an idea or initiative in need of funding. Then - when eligible farmers register - they can review the planted ideas and consider them for their donation. For more information go to www.growcommunities.com.
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The San Diego Padres are next-to-last in scoring in the National League. And while Petco Park certainly plays a role -- the Padres actually rank sixth in the league in road OPS -- everybody looks at the overall numbers and the overall numbers are ugly.
When the numbers are ugly, management starts thinking about whoever's numbers are the ugliest ... and in this case, the ugliest numbers among the regulars are owned by the right fielder. According to the Padres, the club has sent Will Venable to Triple-A Tucson and called up prospect Blake Tekotte from Double-A San Antonio.
No word yet on who gets Venable's at-bats, but it seems unlikely that Tekotte would be summoned all the way from the Texas League to ride the bench. Making him an every-day player at this point seems a bit of a reach, though. Baseball America ranked him as the Padres' No. 14 prospect last winter, and this spring he's off to a good-but-not-great start with San Antonio. And Chris Denorfia, who's actually been the Padres' best hitter this season, is the obvious candidate to take over in right field for Venable.
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Hammerheart is an album with an epic sound to it. Some would classify it as Folk- or Viking-Metal. Quorthon's voice is kind of a cross between screaming and singing; possibly wailing at some points. Although "Blood, Fire, Death" is considered by many to be the first "Viking Metal" album, I feel that "Hammerheart" is the first FULL album that is Viking Metal. "Blood, Fire, Death" is mostly speed metal with a Viking theme. If you crave an epic folk metal sound, then this album is for you!
Bathory Biography - Bathory Discography - All Heavy Metal Bands
In Arabian, Myrath means legacy but I can tell you that until today, it will also means "oriental killers of progressive metal". Myrath comes from Tunisia and they will probably be the first band from Maghreb which will have a famous international career. Leaded by Malek BenArbia a young talented guitarist who has finished his formation at the famous "MAI School" of Nancy (France), the band is for me the surprise of the year 2007. Between Symphony X, Adagio and Dream Theater, their first real official album "Hope" is an amazing release of Progressive Metal. If you pretend to like such kind of music, then you'll not have the right to miss this album. Myrath's own style found throughout making this a great release for the Power/Prog Metal genre. "Hope" starts out with a beautiful intro that really shows the bands love for Western influences (the band hails from Tunisia, Africa) before kicking right in with the crushing riffage of the 2nd song "Confession"! After that the CD does not stop for the remaining 6 songs that follow! Found throughout the disc are monstrous riffs, soaring melodies, Asian influences, and brilliant backing vocals. This is all topped off with Kevin Codfert (Adagio keyboardist) handling the production, and sound engineer duties. The production on "Hope" is absolutely crystal clear, ballsy, crisp, and punchy! Intelligent, well written and with a ton of great riffs and melodies, "Hope" is a damn impressive beginning. I'm sure that the band will quickly become famous and will be signed by a major as soon as possible because definitely this album is one of the best releases of Progressive Metal that I had the chance to listen to lately. Now, all the Metalheads from the north of Africa will be able to show to the world that they know what great Metal is. Thumb up to Myrath for this exceptional release this band will become really big and famous you'll see, I will not be wrong! The grandeur of this release is that the consistency of quality remains very high over all its eight tracks, the majority of which seem to be the embodiments of a trinity of originality, complexity and magic. I believe most, if not all, of those into heavy Progressive, fans of Dream Theater included, will be in the seventh heaven when navigating through the pitfalls and undercurrents that highlight this wonderful recording. Top-20-2007.
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Make no mistake, Bathory's HAMMERHEART is one of the best metal recordings EVER! When I first heard HAMMERHEART it utterly blew me away. I bought a copy for a friend and didn't see him again for four months; he said he listened to it EVERY DAY of those four months — it's that good! This recording is simply the quintessential realization of metal's potential.
Bathory is, for the most part, a one-man "band" masterminded by 'Quorthon', a pseudonym for Ace Thomas Forsberg of Sweden. Forsberg released a total of 12 legitimate Bathory albums and a handful of Bathory compilations (as well as two hard rock recodings under the name 'Quorthon'). The music on these recordings ranges from black/speed/punk metal to epic/moody/doom/power metal, obviously depending upon Forsberg's mood. HAMMERHEART is definitely his magnum opus. Please DO NOT judge this album by his other works like the first two satanic/horror/speed platters or the one-dimensional OCTAGON (which was Slayeresque but with lousy production and non-memorable ditties). Trust me, HAMMERHEART stands alone.
The songlist includes:
(1.) "Shores in Flames," a blow-by-blow account of a savage Viking village-raid.
(2.) "Vahalla" which shares the basics of Norse mythology in an epic way.
(3.) "Baptised in Fire and Ice" which features fitting punkish-styled verse vocals and a brilliantly implemented low-tuned bridge.
(4.) "Father to Son" which starts out calm enough until a startling and crushing start/stop riff speedily kicks in.
(5.) "Song to Hall Up High," the debut Bathory ballad; Quorthon can't really sing, of course, but all his vocals strangely fit the music, passionately and naturally.
(6.) "Home of Once Brave" an emotional slow-paced juggernaut marred only be Forsberg's inexplicable rip-off at the end of the closing riff for "For Whom the Bell Tolls" (still, I admit, it totally fits!).
(7.) lastly, there's the hallowed "One Rode to Asa Bay" a potent historical relating of how Christianity was introduced to the Viking culture, which was the death-knell of fantastical Norse religion.
"One Rode to Asa Bay" is a long but simple song; it's also one of my favorite metal pieces, a masterpiece, in fact. It stands up there with the very best metal songs you can possibly cite (e.g. "Hallowed Be Thy Name," "A Dangerous Meeting," "Crown of Sympathy," "The Cry of Mankind," "A Celebration for the Death of Man/In the Shadow of Our Pale Companion," "Wings of Time," "Beyond the Realms of Death," etc.).
The production isn't the greatest; in fact, it was literally recorded in a garage in suburban Stockholm (the so-called "Heaven's Shore Studio" — yeah, right); but it in no way mars this work of genius.
I strongly encourage fans of all styles of metal to add HAMMERHEART to your listening arsenal, unless of course you only prefer bands like Poison and Warrant (giggle).
Personally, I won't even take calls from supposed metal fans who don't own HAMMERHEART and hold it dear.
the only music i`ve heard where i`m transported to earlier times ,preparing a dragon ship ,crashing over cold waves, distant lands on the horizon. This has an atmosphere all to itself,cold,haunting, melodic,passionate.Thankyou Quorthon , you,ve gave me something special…
.. When the wind cries out my name
And time has come for me to die
Then wrap me in my cape
And lay my sword down at my side …


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LGA: 'Councils from all parties' want elderly care reform
Sir Merrick Cockell, the chairman of the Local Government Association, said councils from all parties are united in the call for reform.
Councils across the political divide are united in calling on government to work with us to truly undertake radical reform and ensure the way we offer support to older and disabled people is fairer, simpler and fit for purpose.
We can't dodge the fact that the cost of social care already takes up more than 40 per cent of council budgets.
Yet councils, who are already facing an estimated £1 billion reduction in social care budgets, will see almost £2 billion a year added to the annual cost of care by 2015, because of our ageing population.
Failure to tackle the funding in the long awaited government White Paper could mean a bleak outlook with services like road maintenance, parks, leisure centres and public toilets becoming increasingly limited as councils have to divert more and more money to making sure vulnerable people are cared for.


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The Register-News
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BLUFORD — Webber's baseball team lost 11-1 in seven innings against Mundeline Central on Friday.
Webber outhit its opponent, but had four errors and six unearned runs in the game. Jordan Wheeler was the losing pitcher. He threw four innings and had six strikeouts.
Koaltin Dye, Ty Henderson and Austin Gowler had two hits each. Alex Lynn, Lane Moser and Levi Aydt each added singles.
Webber is 7-3 this season and hosts Sandoval on Tuesday.