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Manchester United's Carrington training ground will be abuzz once more on Monday morning, as players return from holiday to begin pre-season preparations.
Most of Sir Alex Ferguson's first-team squad will report for duty, although some have been granted extended breaks due to summer international commitments. Antonio Valencia certainly won't be joining his United team-mates: he's currently in Argentina, competing in the Copa America tournament with Ecudaor.
The Reds will spend seven days in Manchester before jetting to the United States on Monday 11 July for a three-week, five-game pre-season tour.
United's American adventure will feature games against New England Revolution, Seattle Sounders, Chicago Fire, MLS All-Stars and Barcelona, while also giving some fans the chance to watch the team train and attend exclusive meet-and-greet signing sessions.
By the end of July's tour, Sir Alex's men should be reaching a level close to peak fitness. Then, there's just the Paul Scholes testimonial game on 5 August and an open training session at Old Trafford on 6 August to complete before the season begins at Wembley on Sunday 7 August with the Community Shield clash against Manchester City.
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Supreme Court to Consider Privacy of On-The-Job Texts
As the LA Times reports, the Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from the California city, which was successfully sued by Sgt. Jeff Quon and three other officers, all of whom claimed that their right to privacy had been violated when their boss read some of their sexually explicit texts (CNN reports that there was an "informal policy" of allowing officers to use work phones, as long as employees paid extra charges out of pocket). The question the Court will have to answer is whether or not the police chief violated the officers' 4th Amendment rights, which protect civilians against "unreasonable searches" undertaken by the government. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals already ruled last year in favor of the officers, saying that they had a "reasonable expectation of privacy" that the chief violated. The next Supreme Court ruling on the case, scheduled for spring, could have repercussions across all workplaces; although the 4th Amendment technically applies only to the public sector, many judges use higher courts' privacy rulings as a compass in deciding private sector cases, too.
As the Times points out, many court rulings on privacy limits in the workplace pertain to legislation written with wiretapping and other forms of surveillance in mind. In an age where most forms of communication leave an electronic paper trail, it's not hard for employers to play Big Brother if they want. And, ultimately, none of the four officers were fired or punished for the texts. Still, the larger prospect of setting a hard boundary that both parties can respect is appealing and ideal. We just think actually arriving at one will prove difficult -- if not impossible. [From: The Los Angeles Times and CNN.com]


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Specialized Training Seminars for your club's pit crew: GMs • Floor Managers • Security • DJs • Front Door Personnel • Bartenders • Waitresses • House Moms • Promo Staff
The current owner is very friendly, responsive and motivated to sell. He mentions that this property is actually three popular clubs in one building.
The main level sports bar is a large night club and carries a full liquor license.
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Community Healthcare Facilities & Providers
We have categorized the list below by specialty. These specialists are local, near Fresno State, or offer discounted rates for students.
When you make an appointment, make sure they accept your health plan or that you qualify for discounted services. For the best results, go to your health plan website if you have health insurance.
ADD/ADHD Assessment and Evaluation:
Fresno Mental Health Services (Fresno State Student Cash Discount)
Dr. Kathleen Munsell
Phone: 559.227.1977
1130 E. Shaw Ave., Suite 105 Fresno, CA 93710
Prescription Abusers in Need (PAIN)
Phone: 559.579.1551
Fax: 559.579.1552
83 E. Shaw Ave. Suite 204 Fresno, CA 93710
Al-Anon Hot Line
Phone: 559.269.3560
Alcoholics Anonymous
Phone: 559.221-6907
Narcotics Anonymous
Phone: 559.255-5881
Comprehensive Alcohol Program
Phone: 559.264-2551
Fresno New Connections
Phone: 559.248.1548
Decision Home of Fresno, Inc.
Phone: 559.498.0381
Phone: 559.265-4800
Fresno Co. Hispanic Commission on Alcohol & Drug Abuse
Phone: 559.268.6475
Eleventh Hour
Affordable Alcohol & Drug Abuse Treatment
5639 E. Park Circle Drive Fresno, CA 93727
Phone: 559.454.1819
Fresno New Connections
441 N. Cedar Ave. Suite 108 Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.248.1548
Fresno American Indian Health Project
1535 E. Shaw Ave. Suite 105 Fresno, CA 93710
Phone: 559.320.0490
*Also offers general health services
Kaiser Permanente Chemical Dependency Recovery Program
4785 N. 1st Street 2nd floor Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.448.4620
Aegis Medical Systems Inc.
3707 E. Shields Ave. Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.229.9040
Methadone Clients Only
Family and Youth Alternative: A Program of Mental Health Systems Inc.
3122 N. Millbrook Ave. Suites A and B Fresno CA 93702
Phone: 559.225.9117
Intake: 559.225.9117 x227
Universal Health Network and Systems Inc.
3170 N. Chestnut Ave. Suite 105 Fresno, CA 93703-1608
Phone: 800.654.3937
VA Central California Healthcare System Chemical Dependency Treatment Program
2615 E. Clinton Ave. Fresno, CA 93703
Phone: 559.225.6100
Intake: 559.225.6100 x5197
Dunamis Inc. Group Home
4991 E. McKinley Ave. Fresno, CA 93727
Phone: 281.782.5887
Central California Recovery Inc.
1100 W. Shaw 122 Fresno, CA 93711
Phone: 559.273.2942
Promesa Behavioral Health
5475 N. Palm Ave. Suite 107 Fresno, CA 93711
Phone: 559.439.5437
Antioch Substance Abuse Programs
3838 N. West Ave. Fresno, CA 93705
Phone: 559.800.4992
Fresno County Board of Supervisors Pathways to Recovery
515 S. Cedar Street Building 320 Fresno, CA 93702
Phone: 559.453.3128 x6079
Intake: 559.453.8300
Fresno County Hispanic Commission on Alcohol/Drug Abuse Servs. Inc.
1803 Broadway Street Fresno, CA 93721-1047
Phone: 559.268.6475
*DWI/DUI Clients Only
Spirit of Woman, Inc.
327 W. Belmont Fresno, CA 93728
Phone: 559.233.4353
*For women who are pregnant and/or who are parenting with child(ren) ages birth through five years.
WestCare California, Inc.
2772 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Fresno, CA 93706
Phone: 559.265.4800
*Women, age 18 or over and a Fresno County resident. Also for women who are pregnant and/or who are parenting with child(ren) ages birth through five years.
*Men, age 18 or over and a Fresno County resident.
Behavioral and Mental Health:
Exodus Recovery Crisis Stabilization Center - Open 24/7 356 days a year
Phone; 559.453.1008 or 559.512.8335
4411 East Kings Canyon Road, Fresno, CA 93702
Promesa Behavioral Health
Telecare Outpatent Alcohol Drugs Services (TOADS)
Mandi Reed, M.S., LMFT
Office: 559.439.5437 Ext. 204
Cell: 559.341.2394
Fax: 559.439.5411
University Psychiatry Associates
2027 Divisadero Street Fresno, CA 93701
Phone: 559.320.0580
Fax: 559.302.0582
Fresno New Connections
441 N. Cedar Ave. Suite 108 Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.248.1548
Universal Health Network and Systems Inc.
3170 N. Chestnut Ave. Suite 105 Fresno, CA 93703-1608
Phone: 800.654.3937
VA Central California Healthcare System Chemical Dependency Treatment Program
2615 E. Clinton Ave. Fresno, CA 93703
Phone: 559.225.6100
Intake: 559.225.6100 x5197
Dunamis Inc. Group Home
4991 E. McKinley Ave. Fresno, CA 93727
Phone: 281.782.5887
"Footsteps" of St. Agnes
For adults and their children. To assist your child through the bereavement process.
Phone: 559.450.5600
"Life After Loss" St. Agnes
Adult support group (once a week for six weeks)
Phone: 559.450.5600
St. Agnes Grief Support Group
Adult support group (meets two times a month)
Phone: 559.450.3158
Dental Services:
Shawn Anderson Dental (Fresno State Student Cash Discount)
Phone: 559.475.6871
9497 North Fort Washington Road, Suite 106, Fresno, CA 93730
(Fresno State Student Cash Discount)
24/7 Access to a Dermatologist
Drug Abuse (See Alcohol and Drug Abuse)
Domestic Violence
Child Protective Services 24-Hour Hotline
Phone: 559.255.8320
Violence Prevention Project
CSUF- Women's Resource Center
Phone: 559.237.4701
Marjaree Mason Center
Phone: 559.237.4701
Marjaree Mason24-hour Hotline
Phone: 800.640.0333
Centro La Familia (counseling and parenting groups)
Phone: 559.237.2961
Self-help hotline (Fresno County Superior Court)
Advice about how you can handle your own family law issues
M-F 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Phone: 866.665.2345
Comprehensive Youth Services
Individual, marriage and family counseling
Phone: 559.229.3561
Eating Disorders
American Anorexia Bulimia Assoc., Inc.
Nat'l Eating Disorders Assoc.
Phone: 800.931.2237
Eating Disorder Center of Fresno
Discounted rates for uninsured CSUF students.
723 W. Shaw Ave. Fresno CA, 93704
Phone: 559.224.84085
Universal Health Network and Systems Inc.
3170 N. Chestnut Ave. Suite 105 Fresno, CA 93703-1608
Phone: 800.654.3937
Fresno Rainbow Pride
Gay Fresno
Orthopedic Supplies
The Bone Store
6610 N. Blackstone Ave.
Phone: 559.226.7500
Fresno state students get a 15% discount on some orthopedic supplies
Substance Abuse (See Alcohol and Drug Abuse)
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
Fresno County HIV-AIDS Program
Phone: 559.445.3434
The Trevor Lifeline
Phone: 866.488.7386
National HIV & AIDS Information Services – 24 hours
Phone: 800.232.4636
Urgent Care Clinics:
Central California Urgent Care
7565 N Cedar #101
Fresno, CA 93720
Mon-Fri 5:30 - 8:30 pm
Sat/Sun 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Clovis Urgent Care Medical Center
Phone: 559.324.7001
1555 E. Shaw Ave. #101
Clovis, CA 93611
Community Medical Providers Urgent Care
1570 E. Herndon Ave.
Fresno, CA 93720
Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 7:30 pm
Sat 9:00 am - 5:00
Northwest Urgent Care
Phone: 559.271.6301
4770 W. Herndon Ave.
Fresno, CA 93722
Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Sat/Sun 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Peachwood Urgent Care Center
Telephone: 559.324.6200
275 West Herndon Avenue, Clovis, CA
Shaw Walk-In Medical Center
Phone: 559.277.2273
3440 W. Shaw Ave. #A
Fresno, CA 93711
By Appt:
Mon 8:30 am - 7:30
Tue-Sat 8:30 am - 4:15 pm
Walk-In: Mon-Wed, Fri-Sat 8:30 am - 10:30 am and 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Willow Urgent Care
Phone: 559.324.0911
6721 N. Willow Ave. #101
Fresno, CA 93710
Mon-Sat 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sun 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Why? I imagine it's because this is their job: to work a red carpet and campaign for Oscar votes. That means that he's the focus right now. It's Ben's year for Argo and Jennifer is being supportive of the job he has to do.
That's why I was so surprised in advance of Inauguration Day to see Michelle Obama sporting her hot-topic new 'do. Talk of her new bangs has eclipsed a momentous day for her husband.
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The Institute began its work as the Community Resiliency Project in 2011, in response to a cluster of three teen suicides in Mount Vernon, Iowa. Directed by Dr. Mollie Marti, a social psychologist and resilience researcher, the Institute developed several post-crisis response and resilience building tool kits to assess and minimize risks, address mental health needs, facilitate healthy grieving, and nurture connections and caring to create communities that support all to thrive.
Over the course of the following years, the resiliency project was called on by other communities seeking post-crisis support and by mental health professionals seeking education. This work focused on increasing community supports to schools, as naturally critical partners and avenues to cultivate stronger youth.
The project also began to explore synergies and collaborations within the recovery work being done in the region after the devastating flood of 2008. Due to the breadth of its work and its desire to replicate community resiliency projects in other communities, CRI expanded into an Institute in 2014.
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Photos and Description of this 6 bedroom holiday home in San Lorenzo (Sant Llorenc) - Can Amonita
6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, living/kitchen/dining room, snug, utility & cloakroom
Set in gardens and terraced woodland, over looking the valley Can Amonita is a beautiful Blakstad designed villa with huge 18 meter pool in the hills, south of San Lorenzo. With 6 double bedrooms and 5 bathrooms the house caters for 12 people in comfort.
The style of Can Amonita is traditional Ibithencan inspired by Moorish influences, with arches framing the beautiful views all around.
All the furniture indoor and out is custom made quality hardwood, water hyacinth rattan and synthetic rattan from Bali. There are many individual features such as stone wall reliefs and wood carvings, two fountains, pond with fish, bali gazebo and enclosed courtyard
The outer entrance courtyard leads to the villa where all bedrooms (5 with on suite bathrooms) and living room are fully air conditioned, there is a fully equipped state of the art kitchen, Can Amonita exudes elegance and serenity.
All bedrooms have laptop safes + internet. Beaches, nightlife and shops are all within a short distance
Coast/beach: 10 minutes drive to the beach at Benirass, A large sandy beach located to the west of the island, popular with hippies and island musicians who often play chilled out music while the sun is setting–a true Ibiza moment to be experienced.
The beach has a few restaurants, bars and a beach shop selling gifts and clothes. Surrounded by long cliff edges with sea shanty style boathouses set into them, you can take a walk along the rocks to find a private place to watch the magical sunset.
Further details: San Lorenzo is located in the center of Ibiza halfway between Santa Eulalia and Santa Gertrudis this village was originally an ancient Moorish settlement. A large imposing church, surrounded by watchtowers makes up the centre of the village.
When it comes to restaurants San Lorenzo is a popular spot, with a number of famous eateries; including an outside barbecue restaurant serving only meat – the biggest and best steaks on the island, an inexpensive but delicious Italian restaurant, a popular and stylish English bar/restaurant which is a excellent alternative to the bars in Ibiza Town and a picnic and barbecue area funded by the local government where you bring your own food and drink and everything else is provided i.e. the barbecues, wood and sheltered tables and chairs.
Travel: We recommend car hire as the villa is located in the countryside.
Ibiza Airport is a 25 minute drive away.
Ibiza town is 15 minutes away by car.
San Lorenzo village is a few minute's drive away, where you will find a few delicious restaurants and some interesting Spanish history.
Alternatively the village of Santa Gertrudis, San Miguel, San Juan or the town of Santa Eulalia are all a short distance away.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair accessible
Guestbook comments from the owner
Dear Lizzy and Dominic,
We had the best time staying at Can Amonita, the place is just beautiful, so
quit, a hidden gem.
Lizzy prepares a healthy and very good breakfast and Dominic makes great
lunches, we ate it all!
Love your dogs, Sutton and Lorenzo, felt very safe at all times, even when I
was all alone.
The rooms are spacious and clean, cool in the summer and there a enough
places on the property to sit in the sun or read in the shade. The pool is a
cool place to hang out and with a car there are nice beaches nearby.
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After Texting Alleged Threat Teen Kills Self
A 17-year-old central Missouri boy is dead, having shot and killed himself as authorities tried to take him into custody for allegedly sending a text threatening school violence. KTVI-TV reports Southern Boone County School district officials were notified of a threatening text message Monday night, saying something dramatic and threatening would happen at school including "loss of life" prompting them to cancel classes for Tuesday. After searching the schools for explosives, officers went to the home of the teen believed to have sent the alleged text in the early hours of Tuesday morning. When the boy asked if he may get dressed before going with the police, he shot himself in the chest with a handgun.


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The Holiday Palace Aparthotel forms part of the impressive Holiday World Resort located between Fuengirola and Benalmadena, 300 metres from the main entrance to the beach. The Holiday Palace is close to Caravaial Beach and less than a mile from the resort centre of Los Boliches with plenty of restaurants, bars and shops. Benalmadena also has a very attractive harbour and marina, great beaches, some man made and a large selection of watersports. The hotel operates a shuttle service to the beach club - a nearby water park.
This aparthotel will appeal to singles, groups, couples and families looking for flexibility with extensive onsite facilities while on holiday on the Costa Del Sol.
There is an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. The nearby beach club water park has a themed pool area, different pools and waterslides surrounded by wide terraces with children`s area. The entrance to the beach club is for free for the all inclusive clients.
There is a pool bar, cyber bar with video games and pool tables and a buffet style restaurant. There is a bar, restaurant and show cooking at the Beach club (lunch at the beach club during the whole summer season except for July and August and some special dates, in those periods lunch is served at the hotel's main buffet restaurant).
The hotels All Inclusive programme includes breakfast between 7am and 11am, lunch from 1pm to 3pm and dinner from 7pm to 10pm (in July and August, winter season and some special dates), all buffet style (or maybe a la carte in winter), served in the main restaurant. During meals purified water, soft drinks, national beer and house wine are offered. Snacks such as hot dogs, sandwiches, pizza, hamburgers, pasta, salads, nuggets, etc are available between 10am to 6pm and the Hotel Palace pool bar. Locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks like whiskey, brandy, soft drinks, purified water, coffee, house wine, etc are served from 10am to midnight at the La Tahona bar (10am to midnight), the snack bar Chambao by the pool (10am to 6pm), at the animation bar Sala Alcazaba (8.30 to 11pm approx) as well as at the bar and restaurant of the Beach Club, Atlantis and Le Mirage from 10am to 6pm.
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|Shrimp Boat 1951
One of my favorite dishes on those occasions was something the Shrimp Boat called Hang Tang, or in the foggiest recesses of my mind that is the name I remember. Hang Tang was a tasty dish combining fresh shucked oysters with eggs and scrambling the two together. The closest recipe I could find for this dish was Hangtown Fry, a recipe from the California gold rush days. I tried that recipe, but it never quite matched up with my memory from the Shrimp Boat.
Sometime after I left Panama City for the Army in '68 the Shrimp Boat went into decline, closed and was finally torn down in 2002. Seeing the Shrimp Boat rotting away was a sad sight; almost as bad as seeing the empty lot where the Shrimp Boat once stood.
I'd be wiping a tear from my eye about now if it weren't for my recent trip back to the panhandle. My daughter Terri and son-in-law Mack suggested we try out a new place they had never been to before. It was the new Shrimp Boat, risen as the phoenix from the ashes. Be still my throbbing organ (heart, dammit).
So, Terri, Mack, the Belle of Ballast Point and I piled into a limo-taxi (who knew one of them things existed on the Redneck Riviera) and headed off for St. Andrews and dinner at the new Shrimp Boat.
The second we stepped from the cab our nostrils were assailed with the heavenly scent coming from the char-broil grill. We were promptly seated and treated like royalty. Menus were presented, drink orders taken, and the evening specials were described in a friendly, professional, non-hurried manner.
While perusing the menu and enjoying an adult beverage I noticed the huge rusty sign hanging above the bar.
Back at the table, the four of us shared several appetizers: the fried green tomatoes, char-grilled oysters on the half shell, and one other that escapes me now. That is probably because those oysters were so delicious I could think of little else.
For our entrees, two of us got the Seared Prime Rib, Mack the Soft Shell Crab, and the Belle of Ballast Point ordered the Lorenzos Steak.
My bride was ecstatic with her filet mignon house special. Mack was delighted with the crab. The Seared Prime Rib, flavor-wise was to die for. The char-broiled rib tinged with just the right amount of smokiness was superb.
I will have to agree with a lady at an adjacent table that the center of the rib was "bit chewy." That makes me think this was a choice cut instead of prime, but the fattier outer edges were perfect.
For dessert, two in our party had the cheese cake, and two had the creme brulee.
We went Dutch treat, and for several glasses of wine, our entrees, and dessert, plus 20% gratuity, the total for my bride and me came to $157.01. And, that was money well spent.
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Brown, Stephen L.; Coyne, Sarah M.; Barlow, Alexandra and Qualter, Pamela (2010) Alcohol-related image priming and aggression in adolescents aged 11-14. Addictive Behaviors, 35 (8). pp. 791-794. ISSN 0306-4603
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In adults, alcohol-related stimuli prime aggressive responding without ingestion or belief of ingestion. This represents either experiential or socially-and culturally-mediated learning. Using a laboratory-based competitive aggression paradigm, we replicated adult findings in 103 11-14 year old adolescents below the legal UK drinking age. Using a two independent groups design, priming with alcohol-related imagery led participants to deliver louder noise punishments in a competition task than priming with beverage-related images. This effect was stronger in participants scoring low on an internalization measure. Priming effects in relatively alcohol naïve participants could constitute evidence of socio-cultural transmission of scripts linking alcohol use and aggression. The enhanced effect in lower internalization scorers suggests that alcohol priming might undermine behavioral inhibition processes in otherwise stable adolescents.
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|Alcohol; Aggression; adolescents; priming
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Cutting through the red tape found at many government institutions can be a burdensome undertaking to many of our veterans. By providing veterans with accredited service representatives who are knowledgeable and experienced in the VA navigation process, the Erie County Veterans Service Agency hopes to achieve maximum success in the shortest time. We also hope to accomplish this vision by promoting veteran-friendly legislation in our government.
VA Western New York Healthcare System at Buffalo
VA Western New York consists of two health care facilities in Buffalo and Batavia, as well as seven community-based outpatient clinics. The Buffalo VA Medical Center provides medical, surgical, mental health and long-term care services through a full range of inpatient and outpatient programs. The Buffalo VA Medical Center is located at 3495 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14215. Their phone number is 716-834-9200 -or- toll free: 1-800-532-8387
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If you have a problem, ask for help from your health care team on the ward. Issues should first be addressed with the supervisor/manager of that area. Look for "Point of Service" contact posters for pictures of these individuals, ask staff for assistance in reaching them. If you are not satisfied, contact the Patient Representative who is here to help you. The Patient Advocate is located in Buffalo on the first floor, E-Wing, in the Veterans Service Center and can be reached at (716) 862-8752. In Batavia, the Patient Advocate is located in X-ray, Building 1, first floor, or may be reached at (585) 297-1121
The Buffalo Vet Center
The Buffalo Vet Center provides non-medical counseling and assistance to war zone veterans and their family members who are experiencing problems and issues related to active duty military service in a war zone or in the course of deployment during war. Counseling is free and unlimited for veterans with documented war zone service regardless of the veterans' disability status. Non-medical, non-psychiatric counseling insures strict confidentiality. The Buffalo Vet Center is a community-based program that is part of the Veterans Health Administration, but not part of the VA Medical Center system. The Buffalo Vet Center was one of the first Vet Centers in the country, opening its doors in November 1979.
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Gemma Arterton opens Harrods summer sale
The annual Harrods summer sale was launched on the weekend by Gemma Arterton. Dressed in a sexy black spangly sequin dress by Balmain, Gemma paired her look with a black suede peep-toe booties - all of which are currently on sale. As the guest of Mohamed Al-Fayed, she helped with the traditional countdown as crowds queued along the street in Knightsbridge.
"I can be quite thrifty when shopping for a bargain. Last year I found some Givenchy trousers at half-price, so it goes to prove that the sales really are a great opportunity," she revealed. "I normally buy shoes, bags, and accessories as they are timeless and harder to make a mistake with. I also look over the tailoring rails as well as classics never date."
Enjoy 50% off womenswear designers including Chloe, Yves Saint Laurent, Erdem, Roland Mouret, and more until Sunday 10th July. For more info, visit harrods.com


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The Apollo 20 program is a bold initiative to transform public education in Houston and improve the academic achievement of all students. It is a key strategy under Core Initiative 3 of HISD's Strategic Direction—Rigorous Instructional Standards and Supports, which is designed to prepare every student for college and career success.
The three-year program was launched in four high schools and five middle schools at the start of the 2010-2011 school year. It was later expanded to include eleven elementary schools. The program works because our community supported the initiative with $16.8 million in funds.
As of now, test scores are up while dropout rates are declining. More importantly, schools across the district are now benefiting from the lessons we've learned in these Apollo schools. Tutors are being hired to help students during the school day and efforts to retain the best teachers are intensifying.
These schools use strategies and best practices from successful public and charter schools across the nation. Five strategies have been identified by Harvard University's Education Innovation Laboratory, HISD's partner in the Apollo 20 program. Those strategies include:
KPRC Local 2 General Manager Jerry Martin says the Apollo 20 program is on track to eliminate the achievement gap in some HISD elementary schools in the next three years.
HISD's efforts to get dropouts back in class was the focus of a special report on Tuesday night (Sept. 25) by the award-winning Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) television show Frontline.
Elementary Schools
Secondary Schools
Apollo 20 Fellows Program
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Stella McCartney teams up with Notify jeans for exclusive charity collection
As if collaborations with Adidas, Target and LeSportsac weren't enough, Stella McCartney is also lending her skills to a one-off collaboration with denim label Notify.
The Brit designer has created a charity capsule collection for spring/summer '08 which will hit stores this month.
The range features four styles - seamless skinny jeans available in three colours and a pair of high-waisted boyfriend style jeans, priced at £200 each.
Profits from the jeans will go towards Marine Connection, an organisation dedicated to the protection of protect whales, dolphins and the world's oceans.


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In previous posts I shared about the way people respond to change. One post share the "Absolute Most Common Objection to Change". Another post shared "7 Common Emotions to Change". And, there were actually 8 emotions. No one seemed to catch that.
With each post I was asked for some feedback on how to address those reactions. Emotions are unpredictable and unique so there's probably not one answer here — or an easy answer. But, there are some things you can do — much as you would when dealing with emotional issues in any relationships for any reason.
Here are 8 ways to react to the emotions of change:
Fear. Give information. People usually fear what they don't know more than what they do. During seasons of change it's important to increase the level of communication.
Grief. Allow time to adjust — even to heal. There's been a loss. You don't get over that immediately. Obviously, if a person can never get over it you may have to move forward without them. But, make sure you don't move without them because you stepped on their season of grief.
Enthusiasm. Temper celebration when change is still hurting some people. Don't slap those opposed in the face immediately. Of course, never say "I told you so". That screams arrogance. Celebrate yes, but do it with taste when feelings are involved.
Anger. Give it time to see if it calms. Extend forgiveness where necessary. Allow people to express their anger without retribution. Anger is usually the result of unmet expectations. Don't agitate even further by not following through on commitments made. Some people can't move forward once they've gotten angry. They don't know to move forward. But allow time to see if it's just an initial, reactionary outburst.
Confusion. During times of change attempt to be the king of clarity. Use various methods of communication. People hear things in different ways. Make sure everyone hears you or has an opportunity to it they are listening. (And some won't)
Loneliness. To address this one you have to somehow replace the loneliness people feel with something they can enjoy even more. It will take time. Again, some won't get there, but if the change is worthwhile, most people will eventual see some value in the change — especially as it relates to their personal values. Bottom line here: Make good changes.
Sadness. Recognize and acknowledge that some people will have a genuine lack of happiness about the change. That's okay. Don't force it. Don't expect it. Give it time. Sometimes giving them new roles within the change gives them relief from the sadness. But the best response here is to be patient with people. Sadness doesn't heal under pressure.
Numbness. Energize them with the vision. Let the vision drive their enthusiasm. That means you have to repeat the vision often. Sometimes daily. And you celebrate vision accomplishment more than anything else you celebrate.
Any ideas you would care to share?


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