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In addition to heading out with your guide into the rocky outcrops in search of game there are also other activities such as sumptuous bush breakfasts, relaxing sundowners and cultural visits to enjoy, whilst back at camp there is a refreshing pool in which to cool off and a boutique shop to buy a few momentos of your stay.
The cuisine at Joy's Camp has a distinctive Italian influence with the standard of a fine restaurant in your favourite city, dining in these breathtaking surroundings is unforgettable.
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HOOPESTON — Christine Feller, internet safety specialist with the Illinois Attorney General's office, will present Internet safety at Honeywell Grade School, Thursday, February 6th, 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. for parents of students in the third through sixth grade.
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Topics that will be addressed are cyberbulling, digital citizenship, self-representation and sexting and on-line predators. The presentation also will highlight resources to help parents discuss digital safety with their children.
Feller is a Hoopeston Area alumni.
In other school board business, the school board members approved unanimously the job descriptions for the district webmaster and middle school dean/athletic director at Thursday's meeting. Both jobs have been posted, according to Superintendent Hank Hornbeck.
Board members also approved the officials' pay increase beginning in the 2014-2015 school year.
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An Ashburn man has been arrested and facing charges in connection with a fatal shooting.
Ashburn Police say Robert Ricardo Brown, 21, has been charged in connection with the murder of Quintonio Traylor, as well as the aggravated assault of Nathaniel Thomas.
Officials say two victims were found shot in their car Saturday. One was dead and the other was injured.
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It's been almost a year since Furnari Jewelers was robbed and this week two of the people responsible for the crime were sentenced. But, the owner of the Chicopee shop where the robbery occurred, Anthony Furnari, says he feels the punishment given out is not enough.
"I was shocked at the sentencing," said Furnari.
Brother's 27-year-old Reynoldo Reyes and 23-year-old Jose Reyes-Oquendo entered guilty pleas to the charges against them and were sentenced to three to four years in prison on Wednesday.
Furnari says the men beat him up and robbed his store of more than $100,000 of merchandise. The jewelry taken from him was not insured causing a significant financial loss for his company.
"My business - it hurt financially, but we just got to work harder. My family, they are nervous at night to see if anybody is staking us out. My employees are always looking outside," Furnari said.
Last October Furnari says he was standing at his desk when two men with covered faces jumped over his jewelry store counter.
"I knew this was for real, I picked up my gun and I shot one as he was diving over the counter. The other one grabbed me and started kicking my head," said Furnari.
Furnari suffered a multitude of injuries from the attack.
"I had a cracked rib. They punctured my side and cracked my rib, it was actually bleeding my side, I had a concussion, I had stitches to my head, broken nose, almost a detached retina," said Furnari.
Reyes and Reyes-Oquendo were both arrested and charged for the crime, but Furnari says the person who drove the getaway car was never arrested.
He also says he hasn't gotten back the thousands of dollars worth of jewelry that the men stole. He says only about 10 of the 500 pieces of jewelry have been recovered.
"I just wish the judge, if they were truly sorry, why they didn't say what they did with the jewelry," said Furnari.
Reyes and Reyes-Oquendo will likely be out of jail in two to three years because of the time they have already served.
As for Furnari, he says he as well as his family are fearful for when the two are back on the streets.
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Political Polygraph: Romer's ad on Hancock's pay-raise votes leans deceptive
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In his new commercial, mayoral candidate Chris Romer criticizes his opponent, city councilman Michael Hancock, over voting for pay raises for city workers in 2007 and for earlier this year supporting raises for the city council and the incoming mayor.
A Denver Post review of the ad finds two of its strongest claims "Lean Deceptive," two claims "Lean True," two claims are "Nothing But The Truth," and one is in the "Gray Area."
Overall, we find that the ad … Leans Deceptive.
Claim: "The Post said it betrayed the trust of Denver voters."
Polygraph: Nothing But The Truth
Facts: In a Nov. 2007 editorial, the Denver Post attached that phrase to the Denver City Council's plan to override then-mayor John Hickenlooper's veto of a plan to give bonuses to city workers.
Claim: "The Hickenlooper administration called it irresponsible."
Polygraph: Leans Deceptive
Facts: The ad cites a Nov. 8, 2007, story in The Denver Post. No story in the Nov. 8, 2007, Denver Post covered the pay raise issue. A story in the Nov. 9, 2007, edition did. While Hickenlooper clearly was against the plan, that phrase "irresponsible" was not included in Denver Post coverage of his veto.
Claim: "Michael Hancock, raiding the budget to give millions in bonuses to city workers as our deficit grew."
Polygraph: Gray Area
Facts: The ad cites a Nov. 6, 2007, Denver Post story; the phrase "raiding the budget" doesn't appear.The ad cites a Nov. 6, 2007, Denver Post editorial headlined "Raid on Mayor's bonus." The Hancock campaign says the money in question was transferred from a bonus-pay program to a merit-based plan and didn't affect the 2008 budget.
Claim: "Now, Denver faces a $100 million shortfall. Dozens of cops and firefighters could be laid off, and libraries closed."
Polygraph: Nothing But The Truth
Facts: Denver's budget shortfall for next year is expected approximately $100 million. Both of the mayoral candidates have said streamlining in the both the police and fire departments may be necessary. On April 22, The Post reported that up to half of the city's libraries could close if the system
is forced to cut $2.5 million from its budget next year.
Claim: "Yet Hancock votes himself a $5,000 raise …"
Polygraph: Leans Deceptive
Facts: The Romer campaign points to a January 2007 vote in which Hancock joined 10 other council members in voting to increase the pay for council members elected to serve four-year terms beginning in July of that year. The vote increased council members salaries by roughly $5,000.
Two problems with that claim: The legislation reads: "Council cannot change its own salaries; and any approved increases apply to the next set of elected public officials." Additionally, the Romer ad cites a March 22, 2011, Denver Post article as the source.
The pay raise supported by Hancock in the March 21 vote this year will give incoming council members a $5,000 raise; the new mayor will receive a $10,000 boost. However, the raises were deferred for the first two years, not going into effect until 2013. Also, Hancock did not seek re-election to the City Council, so the only way he could receive a raise would be to win the mayoral election. Nine days after voting for the raise, Hancock he said he would not accept it if elected.
Claim: "…and promises another pay hike for city workers."
Polygraph: Leans True
Facts: Hancock said he is in favor of a raise for city workers but adds that it would only make salaries competitive after recent pay cuts.


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Turkey Schnitzel Recipe
If you like traditional schnitzel, you're going to love this deliciously different version using turkey breast slices. The bread crumb coating is tasty.Susan Nicholls, Palm desert, California
- 1/4 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon water
- 4 uncooked turkey breast cutlets (1/4 inch thick)
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- In a shallow bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In another shallow bowl, beat egg and water. Dip turkey slices in lemon juice and the egg mixture, then coat with bread crumbs.
- In a skillet, cook turkey in oil until browned on both sides and juices run clear. Yield: 4 servings.
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KOLKATA, INDIA (Oct. 10, 11:15 a.m. ET) — Taiwan's plastics machinery makers are worried about a 40 percent fall in their order books in India, one of their largest export markets, following this year's sharp drop in the value of the Indian currency against the U.S. dollar.
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Bid for cash to build new Scout hut at Osbaldwick is rejected
8:45am Tuesday 13th November 2012 in News By Mike Laycock, Chief reporter
SCOUTING leaders have failed in their bid for a quarter of a million pounds from a York community fund to help them build a new Scout hut at Osbaldwick.
The Osbaldwick and Murton Scout Group was hoping to receive money from a £650,000 community fund set up by the Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust in connection with Derwenthorpe, its 540-home development at Osbaldwick.
Assistant Cub Scout leader Julie Lund said earlier this year that the wooden building, used five days a week by Cubs, Scouts, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides and often on weekends as well, was too small. It had inadequate storage facilities and would not survive very much longer.
But the trust said yesterday the application had been considered by its community facilities sub-group but had not fitted the criteria it had set.
It is understood the group has decided most grants should be between £100 and £500.
The spokesman confirmed the group had given £175,000 to help fund a new community centre, which he said would be used by residents and surrounding neghbourhoods.
He said: "We have set out a clear process for the allocation of the balance of the community fund to ensure that funding is available throughout the period of development. He defended spending £175,000 on the provision of the community centre, saying that it would benefit the wider area.
"Spending £175,000 on the provision of a community centre within Osbaldwick Parish and at the centre of the Derwenthorpe development is a community facility which will be of benefit not only for residents of Derwenthorpe but also the wider community."
Osbaldwick councillor Mark Warters said as result of the two decisions, Osbaldwick Parish Council and also Meadlands Area Residents Association and Temple Avenue Residents Association had withdrawn from the sub-group's decision-making process, believing it no longer had any credibility.
Julie Lund said: "Obviously we are disappointed, but we will continue to review alternative sources of funding."
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Gordon Crocker, filling in for College Council Chair Maryann Anderson, called the meeting to order at 2:37 PM.
Cyndi Syskowski made a motion to approve the minutes of the September 14th, 2006 meeting of College Council. Rita Gallegos seconded the motion. The minutes were approved as amended.
Barbara Thompson reported that she attended the Website Management Training so she will be able to post the College Council minutes on the web.
Program Review: Physics, Physical Sciences, Geology (047)
Diane Maldonado presented the Program Review which she noted was prepared by Mary Frances Archey. Joanne Jeffcoat reported that all pieces of the review were submitted. Within the program review is a recommendation that additional space for the program be identified at Allegheny Campus. Other Campuses have sufficient space. The external evaluators noted that they are concerned that the program does not offer students the most up to date equipment, therefore the replacement and upgrading of equipment needs to be addressed. Toni Carney made a motion to accept the program review. Maura Stevenson seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Program Review: Court Reporting (Degree 327, Certificate 329)
Mary Beth Johnson presented her program review and expressed how fortunate she feels to be a faculty member in the Court Reporting Program. She explained that due to a $300,000 grant she was able to secure, the program has a broadcast captioning studio as well as a practice lab. The program has 1 full time faculty member and 3 part time faculty members and a 100% placement rate. She explained that graduates work in the judicial environment, captioning environment and doing real time transcription for the hearing impaired. Graduates are very well paid. Vitac which is a company in Canonsburg is the largest broadcast captioning company in the world, employing many CCAC graduates offering average salaries of $64,000 and salaries that range from $55,000 to $120,000. Barbara Thompson voiced admiration for the excellent program and the fact that Mary Beth Johnson believes so much in the Program that she personally provides a $500 annual scholarship from her own pocket. Although the program review asked for no additional funding because the program has secured grants, Rita Gallegos made a motion and Maura Stevenson seconded the motion that Mary Beth Johnson be permitted to continue to seek outside funding. The motion passed unanimously. Joanne Jeffcoat made a motion to accept the program review. Diane Maldonado seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Program Review: Dietary Manager (591)
Joanne Jeffcoat, Academic Planning Chair reported that everything for the Dietary Manager Program Review was in place. Elizabeth Vargo presented the review of this Certificate Program. Ms Vargo explained the program has been in existence about 30 years and is accredited by the Dietary Managers Association which oversees curriculum and is responsible for credentialing. Because the program is now also available entirely on-line, the enrollment has increased dramatically. Most students are women who complete the program as part-time students while they are working in the field. Long term care facilities are now requiring credentialing and this program addresses that requirement. Faculty in the program must submit a self-study to the Dietary Managers Association every 5 years to show they are in compliance. The self-study includes curriculum, practicum, and faculty credentials. Generally, students complete the first year certificate program and realize they only need a few more courses and never obtain the full associates degree. Other students complete the certificate program but don't apply for graduation. Mary Frances Archey asked when the Associates Degree Program 590 will need to go through the program review process. Ms Vargo replied that the Associates Degree review is not due until 2007-08. Allysen Todd questioned why with the few number of graduates that there was a recommendation for additional faculty. Ms Vargo explained that those completing the program do not necessarily apply for graduation and that enrollment is increasing. Charlie Blocksidge asked if all credits can be taken over the internet. Ms Vargo replied that they can, and that in August, 7 students graduated who completed the program online. A few students are enrolled from out of State however the problem is that out-of-State students pay triple tuition. In August 7 students graduated who took the entire program online. Within the program review is a request for a food lab. Ms Vargo was asked how internet students are handled without the advantage of a food lab. Ms Vargo explained that internet students are provided with a food manual. They must have a local mentor who is approved by the Department. Toni Carney made a motion to approve the program review. Barbara Thompson seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Toni Carney reported that the Subcommittee met Oct 5th. She was happy to report that the Subcommittee has a full compliment of members and they had to turn people away. Currently they have 6 faculty members serving in addition to herself and Cyndi Syskowski. There are 4 administrators totaling 12 members. At the meeting, although the Subcommittee members discussed no new proposals at the Oct. 5th meeting, they will be very busy this year with 8 or 9 proposals expected. The first proposal will be Patsy Williamson's proposal on plagiarism which will have a hearing on November 2nd. Mrs. Carney said that in this first meeting she distributed the outline of the pilot project for electronic submission of proposals to Academic Standards and Student Affairs.
Proposal: Proposed Changes to the Automotive Program
Robert Koch presented the proposal which updates the course descriptions and outcomes to meet assessment standards. Most changes were cosmetic to be implemented Spring 2007. Council members questioned some of the outcomes. Mr. Koch explained that the outcomes are mandated by the State. For the one credit courses they include outcomes stated as: "Pass a final written exam with an 80% score or higher" and "Pass a computer based final exam with 100% accuracy." In addition the Curriculum Subcommittee asked to have an additional outcome listed "Acquire basic knowledge of emission control components and exhaust gas analysis." Maura Stevenson expressed concern that "acquired" is hard to measure. Since the outcomes are State mandated, it was suggested that the outcome added by the Curriculum Subcommittee beginning "Acquire basic knowledge…" be deleted for the 1 credit courses. However above each list of outcomes the section should begin "After successful completion of the course, the student will:" Council members agreed that the rest of the outcomes are written very nicely.
For the courses ATE 250 and 251 the proposal needs to be corrected for outcomes to read "Meet employers expectations by cooperating with fellow employees as measured by a written evaluation form which will include the following areas: Quality of Work, Personal Habits, Attitude, Judgment, Initiative and Productivity."
Allysen Todd made a motion to accept the proposal. Toni Carney seconded the proposal and the proposal passed unanimously.
Proposal: ATE 507.1 Course Changes
Bob Koch was in attendance to present the proposal which recommends the following: to replace PHS 110 with PHS 161, English 102 with English 103 – Technical Communications and PSY 215 with PSY 116. All of these recommendations need to appear on the title page under Recommendation Abstract. Additionally all references to Chrysler need to be corrected to DaimlerChrysler.
Mary Frances Archey noted that for all programs, the course program objectives need to be listed in the catalog above the description therefore that will have to be done for this program. Job titles for programs also must be listed and that has been done for this program as well. Because none of the programs in the catalog list program objectives yet, there are none that Mr. Koch can use as a guideline. Diane Maldonado will send examples to Bob Koch to help him with wording. Diane Maldonado made a motion to accept the proposal. Steve Wells seconded the proposal and the proposal passed unanimously.
Proposal: Multiple Updates to Radiation Therapy Technology Syllabi
Elizabeth Harkay was in attendance to present the proposal, which was to update the learning outcomes of the program. This is a certificate program for those who deliver the radiation doses to treat cancer. Council members commented that the outcomes were excellent. Diane Maldonado made a motion to accept the proposal. Cyndi Syskowski seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.
Allysen Todd said that the correct template for Curriculum proposals needs to be on the wizard. She also asked about a series of programs from her Division that went through curriculum and failed at the final meeting of College Council in May. She asked if they have to go back to the Curriculum Subcommittee or back to Council. Because Council has set the precedent that if a proposal is tabled by Council so that it can be corrected, then it can be returned to Council. However if a proposal is rejected by Council, it must go back to the Subcommittee Level. Charles Blocksidge suggested that if there are no substantive changes that it not go back to the College community. It was agreed that during Council meetings, College Council can make minor changes, but if there are too many, there is a certain threshold of changes and the proposal needs to be rejected and returned to the Curriculum Subcommittee after the changes are made by the Initiator. .
Diane Maldonado made a motion that Council needs to establish clear procedures for processing proposals through Subcommittees and Council and the process needs to be published and distributed to the College community. Charles Blocksidge seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. Maryann Anderson needs to include this on the next agenda of Council.
Update on Web Enhanced Course Implementation
Maura Stevenson reported that the Subcommittee reviewed their responsibilities at their first meeting, and took particular note of the 4th responsibility which reads: "Responsible for developing procedures and making recommendations to the College for implementation in Distance Learning classes."
Ross Donahue who is serving on the committee shared problems that have developed since web enhanced courses went from the Distance Learning Department to campus-based control. There are now differences per campus. The Subcommittee will be working on recommended procedures for all four campuses.
Update on Course Modalities
The seat time for web enhanced courses is 60%. There are some faculty that would like to have alternatives to this.
Dr. Stevenson reported that there is one other faculty member on the Subcommittee besides herself and Rod Farkas and there are 4 Administrators. The Subcommittee needs more faculty participation.
Five-year Program Review Schedule
Mary Frances Archey distributed the Program Review Schedule which lists the dates for implementation of the program review process. Each October this schedule is to be updated. Those programs reviews on the list for this year are to be completed by April 15th.. Every year Deans are notified of the schedule and should be notifying department heads.
Gordon Crocker wanted to offer clarification of an issue which he feels has gotten out of hand. As chair of the Curriculum Subcommittee, he is concerned that he receives original signatures on the cover page of curriculum proposals. These are legal documents that are subject to State audits. To ensure original signatures, he suggested that signatures be in blue ink as proof of originality because blue ink cannot be copied. This was merely a suggestion to easily prove originality. Mr. Crocker's intent was to ensure that original copies of proposals be delivered to the President for approval.
There being no further business, the meeting ended at 5:28 PM.
The next scheduled meeting of College Council will be Thursday October 26, 2006 at 2:30 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Barbara Thompson
College Council Secretary


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Melissa Baten Caswell
Original post made on Oct 6, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, October 5, 2012, 8:26 AM
on Oct 6, 2012 at 8:08 am
Thank you Melissa for being will to run again.
To me this is an easy one. Melissa has done well on her first term and I like what she has been doing.
She is the one name that is not being mentioned very much when I talk to others or when I read comments. I think we must not forget about her, or assume that she is a done deal for reelection. I think she is making a great deal of sense with her board participation and she brings the common sense approach that I like. She asks the questions I want to know the answers to and even though she sometimes states the obvious, it is the obvious that needs to be stated or is otherwise forgotten about.
on Oct 6, 2012 at 12:41 pm
Knowing Melissa from elementary school days, I know she seeks to make PAUSD public schools equivalent to private schools. She wants to raise high school graduation requirements to force students to work harder. Since she is an Ivy League graduate, she expects all students to aspire to the Ivy Leagues. PAUSD is a public school and should not have the standards of private, college prep schools that parents willingly pay for their children to attend. All students in PAUSD should not be expected to attend top tier schools.
Melissa's daughter attended Castilleja, proving she doesn't believe in the public school system.
Our children are stressed-out and suffering. They don't need more rigor; they already don't have much free time between tutoring and working on extracurriculars for college applications.
Voting for Melissa is a vote for more rigor. Our students should have the option to take rigorous courseloads if they chose, not have it forced upon them.
on Oct 6, 2012 at 1:30 pm
Melissa is a great choice for our School Board, contrary to what PTA parents says, she does not expect all our students to attend Ivy League schools. To quote her from he interview "We're really good at sending our kids to excellent post-high-school options. But our goal needs to be a little different than that," she said.
"We need to create leaders for the next generation they need to be learning because they're curious, because they're challenging themselves to learn more, not just for the A grade."
Sending her child to Castilleja does not mean she doesn't believe in public schools, her son attends PAUSD. There is not an all-girls option in PAUSD. A surprising number of VERY active PTA and PiE volunteers have kids at Castilleja.


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To the editor:
I am glad to see people taking steps to raise awareness of the danger posed by single-use plastic bags (See news story, Page 1).
Single-use plastic bags have represented a serious environmental problem in our society and we need to take action before it is too late.
The issue of excess waste is one that needs to be taken very seriously.
I have recently taken an interest in environmental issues and I have found that the damage we cause the environment is startling. Massachusetts alone burns and buries 5.4 million tons of trash every year. State Rep. Lori Ehrlich's bill is a great stepping stone toward true respect of the environment.
There is even more action that Massachusetts can take though.
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has recently considered lifting the 22-year moratorium on burning trash in Massachusetts, which would allow more incinerators to be built, and Governor Patrick has opened a public comment period for Massachusetts residents to respond to this proposal.
We have a chance in the state to make a difference and keep more incinerators from being built. Thank you so much for raising awareness in the North Shore about banning plastic bags and taking a step in the right direction.


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Some facts about Cats netminders through the years
Can we just shut up now about this non-existent goalie controversy.
After all the trade rumours the other day linking the Wild with Ryan Miller, I've decided to look at other goalies who will be UFAs this offseason and could be available via trade at the deadline.
Some stuff about Josh Harding and Sv% regression.
If Niklas Backstrom is out long-term with a concussion, who could the Wild sign as a temporary replacement?
Break with tradition - can new platoon methodologies lead to more wins?
Wedgewood has been looked at as one of the Devils top goalie prospects, but with the acquisition of Corey Schneider, his future with the team may have changed. With Jeff Frazee still unsigned, what...
Okay. It's raining outside. The regular season is over. Let's play with numbers. Goalie numbers. Let's see why certain names will be getting the Vezina nod and others, not so much. I decided to...
In the NHL stats community, plenty has been done to look at how well skaters scoring rates translate from one league to another, especially the most common NHL transition from its AHL farm teams....
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Education & Training
This is a very important department of the organisation which helps in imparting knowledge and skills to both union leaders and rank and file membership . Since its inception the department has been able to offer a variety of trade union courses such as :-
Organisation and recruitment skills, courses
Negotiations and collective bargaining skills courses
Courses on research methodologies
Courses on integrating gender issues into the mainstream trade union activities
Courses on training of trainers who eventually become trainers at the affiliate and shoplevel
Study cycle educational programs that target the membership at their respective workplaces
Courses tackling the HIV/AIDS pandemic
The Tom Mboya Labour College which is located in Kisumu some 500 kilometers from COTU (K) headquarters in Nairobi is an important and integral part of the education department. This college was built by workers contribution in form of a levy . In addition the American Federation of Labor – Central Industrial Organisation (AFL-CIO) assisted in the building of the college.
The college has all the capacity to offer various courses in trade union activities and its main purpose is to equip union leaders with skills so that they can effectively protect the rights and interests of workers in Kenya . The current leadership at COTU (K) is looking into ways of expanding the existing physical facilities. It is also envisaged that before the and of this year the college will be connected to the world via internet.
Currently the curriculum of the college is being reviewed with the aim of incorporating the emerging economic challenges facing workers .Issues of productivity and respect of fundamental International Labour Organization Conventions are also to be addressed in depth. Eventually it is hoped that the college would be able to offer Degree courses on trade union related education.
Some of the achievements of the education department are :-
Equipping union leaders from the shoplevel upto the national level with organisation and recruitment skills.
Equipping union leaders from the shoplevel upto the national level with modem collective bargaining agreement negotiations skills .
Equipping union leaders from the shoplevel upto the national level with communication skills.
Integrating of gender issues in trade unions and this has been evidenced by the establishment of women department in most of our affiliates . This departments have also been incorporated in the unions constitutions.
Many trainers in trade unions have been trained and they can now be used as facilitators in the various programs that we run for our affiliates.
COTU (K) PANAF Study Circle Education Programme is a unique program as it is focused on training rank and file at the work places. This kind of Trade Union education is very important to the trade unions as it forms the basis of Trade Union leadership.
The aims and objectives of Panaf Programme are:
Promote Trade Union unity;
Create capacity within Trade Union membership to participate effectively in National issues.
Address the current challenges facing the Trade Union movement.
COTU (K) Panaf Project was initiated by the International Confederation of Free Trade Union in the African Region, ICFTU-AFRO, Organisation of African Trade Union Unity, OATUU and LOTCO Sweden. COTU (K) Panaf Project was launched in February 2005. The project in the year 2006, developed a Training Manual with a title COTU (K) Basic Training Manual for workers. The project is funded by LO/TCO-Sweden.
The topics contained in the manual are:
The Study Circle.
History of Trade Union in Kenya.
Trade Union Structure and functions.
Democracy in Trade Unions.
Gender and Equality.
Labour Laws and ILO core conventions.
The Shopsteward.
Organising and Recruiting.
Collective Bargaining Agreements, Recognition Agreement and Industrial Relations.
Grievance handling procedures.
Occupational Health, Safety and Environment.
Trade Union approach in the fight against HIV/Aids.
The Study Circle Background:
The Study Circle has its roots in our own traditional learning situation, whereby people did not learn in school, but learning took place. Information was passed down from generation to generation using group discussions, songs, story telling, poems and proverbs. This type of learning took place in small huts and around fire places. The grandmothers, grandfathers and elders acted as the Study Circle Leaders.
The Study Circle:
The specific aims of a general workers education is to provide union members with:
The opportunity to express and share their experiences and roles both in trade union and society.
The ability to influence and utilize the resources of Trade Union as a support in their own situations.
The means of developing trade union organisations in ways they feel are in the best of their interest.
Study Circle education plays a major role in changing members attitudes towards different situations.
The study manual has been piloted and tested by different groups of workers and study circle leaders within COTU (K) affiliates. Most of the workers who have gone through this training manual, have commented that, the manual is very useful and have recommended it to be translated into Kiswahili.
So far COTU (K) Panaf Study Circle education programme since its launch in 2005 has managed to train about Six Thousand One Hundred and Twenty Eight (6,128) Study Circle members and Three Hundred Thirty (330) Study Circle leaders in Chemelil, Nairobi, Mombasa, Naivasha, Thika, Eldoret, Nakuru, Webuye and Sony Sugar Company.
The project in the year 2008 targets to train One Hundred and Fifty (150) new Study Circle leaders and Three Thousand (3000) Study Circle members. The Study Circle leadership will be held in Thika - Central Province, Kericho - Rift Valley and Athi-River - Eastern Province.
COTU (K) Panaf Study Circle Education Programme editorial material development committee is intending to develop Basic II Training Manual on Conflict Resolution Management and Trade Union Human Rights.
This Training Manual will be used on training workrs on causes of conflic, how they affect citizens and how the affected could be assisted.
We hope the training manual on Conflict Resolution and Management once developed will be useful to the workers who had been affected during the recent clashes in the country.
Check on our Training Events link for the programme of activities to be organised in the year 2008.


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Chocolate-Orange Cream Puffs Recipe
Here's a triple treat for chocolate lovers...chocolate cream puffs with a rich, velvety chocolate-orange filling that's topped with a homemade chocolate syrup. Yum! —Agnes Ward, Stratford, Ontario
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1 ounce semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 4 eggs
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 2/3 cup reduced-fat evaporated milk
- 2 tablespoons orange marmalade
- 2 tablespoons orange liqueur
- 4 cups whipped topping
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- Dash salt
- 1 cup water
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a large saucepan, bring the water, butter, chocolate and salt to a boil. Add flour all at once and stir until a smooth ball forms. Remove from the heat; let stand for 5 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Continue beating until mixture is smooth and shiny.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto greased baking sheets. Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until set. Pierce side of each puff with tip of knife. Cool on wire racks. Split puffs open. Pull out and discard soft dough from inside tops and bottoms.
- For filling, in a small saucepan, combine the chocolate chips, milk and marmalade. Cook and stir until chips are melted. Cool to room temperature. Stir in orange liqueur; fold in whipped topping. Refrigerate until ready to use.
- For syrup, in a small saucepan, combine the sugar, cocoa, cornstarch and salt. Stir in water until blended. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Cool to room temperature.
- Just before serving, fill cream puffs with filling; drizzle with chocolate syrup. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Chocolate-Orange Cream Puffs in Taste of Home Christmas Annual Annual 2012, p137
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Jack Bolling from the firm, the Law Office of Jack W. Bolling P.C., is a member of the National Network of Estate Planning Attorneys and National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
He joins Murray Feldman on Fox 2's Money Monday to talk about estate planning. Play the video to hear some ideas about estate planing made easy.
The article below is from jackbollinglaw.com:
A textbook (yep, that's where I got it) defines estate planning as a process to develop and implement a detailed plan, unique to the planner and the planners family, for the controlled management of personal and financial affairs; both while the planner is living and after death. That sounds pretty dull. Try this definition on for size: I want to give what I have, to whom I want, when I want, the way I want, and pay the least amount in taxes and fees, and assure the effective and efficient transfer of my financial and non financial wealth as if I had been able to do it myself. That sounds better, don't you agree? So, why should I want to do it? First, because I doubt that you can foresee the future. (If you can then you already know the rest of the article anyway.) Second, you want to do it so you can save a great deal of money and time, and head off a huge amount of potential chaos and hard feelings among those closest to you by preplanning how you want your assets managed when you are incapacitated, and how your property will be divided at your death. And lastly, you want to build in protections for your loved ones so that what you do give them is safeguarded against catastrophic creditors, predators, or quite often, themselves. Alright, you're anxious to start, but you have more questions. Won't it cost me a lot of money? Do I have to spend a lot of time with Bolling or some other attorney? The answers are no, it won't cost that much (trust me I'm a lawyer), and yes, you should spend a great deal of time counseling and planning with an estate planning attorney. So, I suggest that you pick one that you like (I am likable by the way) and one that shares your values and that you will enjoy working with and sharing your family and asset information with. This is especially important because you should plan on a long term relationship with the attorney that you select. The law changes, your family changes, and your assets change. Your estate plan is only as good as its continual updating and maintenance. Today, estate planning is more than simply drafting wills and trusts and avoiding taxes. It's not about the documents, it's about the result's; estate plans that work when needed. You plan because you care for your own welfare and that of your family, your legacy, your values, your hopes and dreams.
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By Jared Clough
With all of Broadway being open for business on Super Bowl weekend, there are many options for purchasing your tickets to Broadway shows, many of which can get you tickets at a discounted price.
TDF's TKTS
24 Jan 2014
With all of Broadway being open for business on Super Bowl weekend, there are many options for purchasing your tickets to Broadway shows, many of which can get you tickets at a discounted price.
TDF's TKTS
• "Play Only" window at the Times Square booth under the red steps. All booths accept credit cards.
• Day of tickets: evening performances open at 3 PM (Tuesdays at 2PM), matinees 10AM-2 PM (only matinee tickets, not evening tickets).
• For full information on TKTS, click here.
Broadway Week
The Broadway Week 2-for-1 ticket promotion will be available from Jan. 21-Feb. 6. Wicked, Kinky Boots, Matilda The Musical, Pippin and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical are among the shows participating. Tickets to participating shows are on sale at nycgo.com/broadwayweek.
Concierge and Premium Tickets
• Many sold-out or in-demand shows may still have limited seating available at premium prices. If you're willing to spend the additional money to see some of Broadway's hottest shows, this may be the way to go. Premium tickets are available via Telecharge.com and Ticketmaster.com, depending on the respective production.
•Don't forget to also take advantage of the great concierges at New York City hotels, many of whom have access to great seats.
Unpaid Memberships
• Signing up for Playbill Club will allow you to to get great discounts on tickets immediatley. Just go to Playbillclub.com and register to start saving!
Rush/Lotter and SRO
• Don't feel like waiting in line at the TKTS booth? Many shows do a rush/lottery option for discounted tickets. These are usually cash-only greatly discounted seats. The policy differs from show to show (some only offer student rush tickets while others have general rush policies where everyone, regardless of age, is eligible).
• Usually great seats, sometimes in the first two rows of the house, up to a pair of tickets.
• Lotteries are free to enter: Show up at the box office (or designated spot) at the scheduled time to write down your name and how many tickets you want. At half-hour after turning in your name, enteries are drawn at random. Most shows have about 25 tickets in their lottery pool. Cash only, bring ID, $25-$40 most start at 5:30 PM and draw winners around 6:30 PM for an 8 PM show.
• Rush: Rush tickets are normally available either when the box office opens or a few hours before the show begins.
• Check out our article on Broadway Rush, Lottery, and Standing Room Only Policies to learn the best way for you to purchase your discounted tickets.
•TodayTix is a brand-new ticket-purchasing mobile app that is easy-to-use and caters to last minute ticket-buyers. TodayTix is Broadway's first mobile-only ticketing platform, allows users to purchase tickets up to a week in advance, and offers an concierge service. With the concierge service, uniformed TodayTix concierge agents will meet ticket buyers outside the theatre to deliver the tickets. You can download TodayTix app free of charge from the App Store.
• Givenik.com is also great because you can purchase discount tickets and 5 percent of the ticket price goes to a charity of your choosing (including BC/EFA, big Brothers Big Sisters, Center Against Domestic Violence).
Hit the Streets
• Great full-priced seats are available at the box office the day of the performance (releasing of their house seats).Continued...


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Mullet on the moveTuesday, September 30th, 2008
As if right on schedule in late September, mullet are moving along Palm Beach County beaches.
At least they were moving this weekend after a storm system pushed up a swell in the ocean that eroded beaches and triggered the bite-sized mullet to continue their annual southward migration.
Bluefish, Spanish mackerel, leaping ladyfish and jacks were following the migrating forage fish. Jeff Shores even caught a redfish around the mullet early Sunday near the pier at Lake Worth Beach using squid on a pompano rig.
A few tarpon were spotted following the mullet schools. Some leaders were severed by sharks.
My son and I went to Phipps Ocean Park in Palm Beach Sunday, where the parking meters take credit cards, and walked north of the guarded swimming area to a rocky section of beach that was holding bluefish and Spanish mackerel.
We caught half a dozen mackerel, several ladyfish and more bluefish than we could count. The fish were hitting casting spoons and small bucktail jigs rigged on 40-pound-test leader.
For about an hour in the afternoon, bluefish hit on every other cast.


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He's doing country stuff now, all hopes for this project being good just sunk
^^^^That sucks. He just moved from one bad genre of music (that has pretty much died out completely) and moved to an even suckier genre.
This is going to suck.
country? lol
It' been a while...
i cannot blame this on my father.......
OH just skip Michigan......... bastard. Digging: Polyphia - Muse
Digging: Polyphia - Muse
hah this guy is so lame.Digging: Buckethead - Closed Attractions
Digging: Buckethead - Closed Attractions
lol terrible
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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The Eagle-Tribune
---- — To the editor:
Recently I put out my trash, but it was not taken
by the people who are supposed to put it in the truck.
It seems like something that we take for granted in everyday life, but when someone chooses not to do their job it sticks in my craw.
We as a country were not built on lazy. I will gladly walk out front to help if my fellow citizen is not up to the task of loading the trash truck. After all as a veteran of these United States, I swore an oath to help my fellow Americans!
Ron Bloom


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Antenatal Screening Kit E-Team part of $24 million global health innovation project
Submitted by NCIIA Guest on Thu, 11/03/2011 - 13:32
An NCIIA grantee, the Antenatal Screening Kit team from Johns Hopkins University, will be part of a five year program to address global health challenges through affordable technologies.
Jhpiego, a global health nonprofit organization affiliated with Johns Hopkins, will lead a $24.9 million effort to expand its array of simple inexpensive lifesaving technologies to address today's global health challenges.
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New York
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A-Half inch white foamy head leaving a thick lacing which quickly slides down the side of the glass. clear golden color
S-very aromatic...smelled this one while pouring into the glass. Lots of citrus hops. grapefruit, pineapple mango some mild sweetness
T-some sweetness out of the gate and then the hops come into play giving way to more of the malty sweetness. grapefruit mix with sweet tropical fruits some hoppy bitterness. not boozy
M-mildly carbonated, leaves a lingering sweetness
O-solid offering from Sly Fox
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Picked up a can over at the Whole Foods in Springfield.
Served in a Boulevard tulip.
A: Glistening gold, with a substantial, whipped cream-esque head on top.
S: Not ridiculously potent, but I will say that this one is more on the fresh citrus side as opposed to a pine one.
T: Much more hop forward on the flavor though….. almost to the fresh hop harvest side even. Still, substantial grapefruit and orange juice component with a slight bit of booze burn.
M: Picture perfect on the palate and slows you down just enough so you can appreciate and savor it. Not too syrupy-sweet, and lots of lacing left on the glass.
O: This is only my second Sly Fox brew and it was certainly an enjoyable one.
02-19-2014 19:34:28 | More by Chaney
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02-19-2014 04:22:18 | More by qcbrewer
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02-18-2014 05:49:13 | More by oriolesfan4
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Served on tap in a snifter
Appearance – The beer is served a clear amber color with a one finger head composed of a billowy white foam. The head has a decent retention, fading over time to leave a moderate level of bubbly lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma of the beer is quite fruity with lots of tropical fruits of tangerine, mango, and some papaya. Along with these smells come some nice grapefruit hop smells. A rather moderately strong pine aroma brings with it a resinous and somewhat more poignant harshness to the nose, but in a kind of way that seems to balance the sweeter aromas nicely.
Taste – The taste begins with a sweeter and bready taste with the tropical fruits that were detected in the nose right up front and being joined by a bready and doughy flavor. A grapefruit hop flavor is present upfront as well with it growing stronger as the flavor advances to the middle. Along with the grapefruit comes some light grassiness and a pine flavor. The pine really kicks into gear more at the middle of the taste with it growing quite potent at the end. While that occurs the doughy and sweeter flavors begin fading some with a caramel flavor coming to replace the lost fruit flavors. In the end with the pine getting decently intense, one is left with a rather resinous and moderately sweet but smooth flavor to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – The body of the beer is on the thicker and creamier side with a carbonation level that is on the lower side. Both are rather nice for the sipping quality of the brew and really allow the resinous pine flavor to shine through at the end
Overall – A rather nice Imperial overall with a nice moderately resinous finish. Very tasty.
02-14-2014 01:27:06 | More by Darkmagus82
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02-06-2014 23:38:58 | More by Dank26
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I came here two nights in a row, not only because I stayed in Whitechapel throughout my stay in London, but the fact that shops & restaurants in the east district closed a tad bit too early (try 7pm) for my taste. Oh God. I certainly am not an early sleeper, and I do like to eat at night, too! This place, in fact closes at 11pm. Thank goodness for these people and their yummy naan bread and...more
Dhaka Biryani finds itself in a fierce curry environment. Situated in whitechapel, the place is literally 2 doors down from another biryani place, and a stone's throw from many other asian food restaurants.
I haven't tried them all, but this place stands out. Trusting the name, I ordered a biryani with chicken. It was damn good.
The chicken was fall apart tender...I cut it with a...more
Really good little place. They do say that all the good curry places are actually in Whitechapel rather than Brick Lane and while I wouldn't say that Dhaka was one of the places that those people were talking about, it does the job very well.
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Why does Doberman bark at everyone?by Dr. Lisa Radosta
Question: I just got a 6-month-old Doberman. He barks at everyone that passes by outside and when I walk him. How can I stop this behavior? – Sohail
Answer: Your puppy is probably scared. If he was not well socialized by the age of 4 months, it is likely that he is fearfully aggressive. You can find lots of information on socialization the Resources page of my website (www.flvetbehavior.com). At this point, you will most likely need professional help with your pup because he will be a big guy in no time at all.
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