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1963 and I was a tom-boy kinda girl, age 11. Climbing trees, running through woods, pretending my bike was my horse, and I was an Indian. Oh the wonderful good ol' days. I was always starved, and drank enough you could hear it in my tummy slushing around. Lost so much weight, and was not able to go and do the things I always did. Sleep was a good thing. I could fall asleep when you were talking to me. School hated that. Mom, took me to my pediatrician, for a check up. Took them forever to get me to use the bathroom in a cup. What, this is not normal I was thinking. Anyway, finally got it done, and the doctor came in and said, "You are diabetic". Only knew one person that was diabetic, and that story was not good. A cousin, and her life was a mess. I cried, and his words I will remember forever, "Diabetics live to be a good 36 years old this day and time". At 11 that was old and I stopped crying. As I grew up that age bothered me so much, and when it finally came for me to be 36 was horrifying. I am now 62, have 2 children and 10 grandchildren. Thank heavens for all the changes that have come along in the 'diabetes world'. It is not an easy life, so we become strong. School and coaches/teachers were a nightmare. More to this story.
On June 16 ,in Belleville Ontario, a plaque was unveiled to honour the contribution of James B Collip as one of the team members that included Frederick Banting, Charles Best and John Macleod who discovered insulin and saved millions of lives and enabled people to live with Type 1 Diabetes. Having just received the Joslin Gold medal from the Joslin institute at Harvard, for having lived with T1D for 50 years, I was invited to attend the ceremony. Subsequently,the story was profiled in County and Quinte Living, Autumn 2014. Somewhat uneasy concerning the publication of the story, I am now pleased and proud that. it has been told. For my first 15 years of diabetes, I would tell very few people that I was diabetic! However my questions still remain . Am I doing it right? Should I check my blood sugar again for the 15th time today? Was I just lucky that I have made it this far? Do I have some protective gene inside me ? Or does my state of mind and attitude count for far more than we can imagine? Don't have the answers but what I do know is that I do not mind getting up in the morning.. And I truly look forward to each day and doing what I can to keep on going.
On October 12, 2006, I was at work like any other ordinary day. I am a motorcycle police officer. While riding and doing "routine" patrol, I felt sick to my stomach and decided to head home. Then I really got sick, so I decided to go to the local hospital. As I walked into the ER room, I told the nurse I wasn't feeling well. They immediately put me in a room and hooked me up to various machines. The bottom line was, I was having a heart attack. During all the various blood tests, the doctor asked me if I was a diabetic. I told him I wasn't. He told me my blood glucose number was 356. I had not idea what that meant. I learned immediately, it was 3 times what it should be.
Prior to this, I had noticed I was drinking A LOT of water, really tired and getting up a lot during the night to use the bathroom. I just thought that it was because I was working in the direct sun for many hours at a time and was just replacing the water I was losing. I had no idea that this was an indication I was possibly a diabetic.
As far as I knew, I had no family history of diabetes. It was a complete shock to me!
Fortunately, I found out and started on a diabetes regiment, including a diet and medication.
I just celebrated my 8th year anniversary of surviving a heart attack and diabetes.
Every day I continue the fight to keep my blood glucose in check. As much as I hate to take the medicine and shots, I am a very lucky person to have discovered I was a diabetic before something tragic happened.
Growing up I always knew that I was going to become diabetic. My mother had Diabetes from a young age, and when she died of complications of her diabetes in 1991, my sister and I were constantly told that we would become diabetic. My fear of diabetes settled as I got older, by the time I was 18 I believed that the risk was over.
I was 19 years old, and still no thought or fear of diabetes in mind. After an argument I began to feel very ill, my sister insisted on checking my BS. To my surprise my blood sugar levels were very high and my sister called 9-1-1. I went to a small town emergency room. They did a blood tests, I will never forget when the nurse came into the room and asked me, "Did you know you have diabetes?" My response was, "I could have told you that."
I had type 2 diabetes and could control it with diet and exercise. I was not given a glucose monitor, or even given a consultation with a dietitian. Three months go by, I become very ill, and I can't eat without getting sick, and I could barely make it to the bathroom. In and out of consciousness, not sure what was going on, I wake up thinking it was a dream. I was in a diabetic coma for seven days, kept in the intensive care unit for another seven. Another fourteen days and I was discharged.
I have had diabetes for almost 12 years, I still battle with it. This was only my first battle with DKA and my diabetes the fight continues without understanding. Be thoughtful of those with diabetes, type one is not always type one. I have both type one and two, worst of both worlds, and yet I deal with it the best that I can. Stories are not always those of triumph, some are of constant battles, as long as we continue to fight eventually we will win.
It's almost 2015 and my twenty fourth birthday falls on the second Wednesday of May. It is an undeniable truth that I have been born but it was not until June 29, 2006 when my life truly began. I was 15 and diagnosed with Type One Diabetes.
When I first opened my eyes that morning, I knew I was going to the hospital but for a different reason. I was scheduled for a long awaited deformation reconstructive surgery that was to change my life for the better and make life a little easier. Once in the pre-op room, a little easier became a diagnosis of a little harder. I had just completed the eighth grade and out of no where was being told that I have a major condition - a chronic illness I had been walking around with for more than seven months not knowing. Blood sugars spiking to 400 and higher, nurses and doctors were puzzled as to how I was even standing and breathing amongst them.
I didn't have my surgery that day. Instead I was wheeled into an ambulance and rushed to a pediatric hospital in Hollywood, Florida. A reality check at fifteen, I learned how to manually do a job of my body in a week. A 24 hour job that most definitely has its inescapable good and bad days - mostly good though (; My A1C is currently 6.4 :)
With my new found responsibilities, knowledge and control, I was able to have my life changing surgery some months after my diagnosis. Two life changing experiences later, I could not be more pleased with life and proud of the person my Type One Diabetes has helped me be. Even with it being an everyday battle, I am happy and blessed to keep on keeping on. I'll always say that every card I have been dealt is an individually strong contribution to one hell of a deck that will not let even the craziest of shuffles shake her. With all the love I have in my life, I could not ask for a better cure.
I became a type 1 diabetic a couple of years after Neil Amstrong walked on the moon. Control was by clinictest and ketone tablets. I don't know how my family got me to do 1st void and then second void a 1/2 hr later!!!! It was 5 drops of urine to 10 drops of water. This was done 4 times a day. Ketones was simple just 1 drop of urine on the tablet on the special little blocks of paper you got with the bottle.
Next was the needle So once a week the glass and steel syringe and the needles used to draw up and inject would be put into a saucepan with water and boiled for 10 minutes. The containers they were kept in were washed by hand with dis washing liquid. Metho was put into one container and syringes and needles were place in there with a lid on I, til they were once afain boiled up a week later. Each morning and night we would have to boil water to put into second container to rinse the metho off. On a tea towel the needle and syringes would be placed to air dry before I got the insulin out of the fridge to draw it up. No 100 unit insulin 20 and 40 unit insulin only so was pretty good at dividing back in those days. Never ever got infection and when disposable needles came out due to expense we would place syringe back in their wrapper and place them in the fridge to use for 2 weeks
We didn't count carbs but went with portions mine was 5 2 5 2 5 2. Extra portions before sport. Diet was very strict. I breed and ride horses live in the bush, do everything the same as someone without diabetes. I was never given any special treatment nor did my family spend sleepless nights worrying I could have a hypo in my sleep. So you really have it easy nowadays. How is it a struggle???? I've got through with out any hassles for 45 yrs
A few yrs ago I started getting these secondary infections, first was a sinus infection, then an ear infection, then urinary tract infections, then yeast infections, these all came one after the other, usually clear up then come right back.. when I was treating the yeast infection for the third time at home I read through the pamphlet that came with the medicine that stated if you had 3 or more back to back to see a dr.. cause this could mean more was wrong, one of those things that could be wrong was diabetes. I checked other symptoms where and I had them all, blurry vision, tingling in my hands feet, peeing all the time and ex-stream thurst, . I was still thinking there was no way cause I did not realize diabetes could be caused by overweight and my obsession with carbs. My blood glucose was 280 with fasting, she told me about the A1C and I left there waiting to here my official diagnosis in shock. Turned out my A1C was 9.5, and I had a risk from both overweight and genetics, , I am overweight by about 30lbs love my carbs. Dr put me on metformin 2000mg/d, I got obsesive about my diet and exercise, next visit my A1C was 6.5.. she reduced my meds and I slacked off on my diet a year later my A1C was once again 9.5.. back on 2000mg and watching my diet again and hope to be back down to at least 7 when I go back.. Its a see saw, you see what can happen, had a coworker lose a toe, my aunt has had two strokes, its scary, but that don't make it any easier to fight this battle but I will fight. . Educate people about there diet because I did not understand the connection, question your blood work if you have not been diagnosed, cause I as at the Dr regular had annual blood work was never told you are border line or you need to watch your carbs and sugar.
Angie Griffin Williams
Wilkesboro, N.C.
Hi my name is Andrea and I have Type 2 diabetes and I am 57 yrs old. I didn't recognize my symptoms right away. I was ALWAYS tired! I was ALWAYS thirsty. I work full time and I dreaded getting up in the morning to go to work. I couldn't wait to get out of work so I could go home and sleep. This went on for at least 5 months. I seriously thought it was because I was getting old. I had made my annual physical with my Dr.I explained my symptoms and she had the nurse come in and prick my finger. 350.! Still, it didn't mean much to me. She told me I was diabetic. She cancled my physical and we started discussing a plan of action. She put me on Metformin 2x a day. She set me up with a Diabetic nurse, and a nutritionist. She sent me to the lab to have an A1c done. it came back at 10.5. I changed my diet. I started eating lots of greens and low carb foods. I walk 15 mins in the morning, 15 mins in the afternoon, and for 30 or more mins after my dinner meal. I lost 28 lbs, and felt great. I went in early September to have my 3 month A1c done again and it was at 6.4! I continue to walk in morning and afternoon, Not so much in the evening now that the time change makes it dark out so early. I do have a elliptical machine that I am going to start using in the evening. I continue to feel good, and I am not tired any longer and can make it through the day feeling that I have accomplished something.
my junior yr. old high school I was missing a lot of days because I was catching bronchitis every month. so I put onto academic probation during that summer I baby sated my two neighbors child. I never notice how much water I was drinking but I did notice I was loosing weight. I loved that after 5 yrs. of being over 200 I was finally losing weight even though I ate usual stuff. aka lots of snacks. then my senior yr. started and every was amazed about my weight lose they could believe how much I lost. my teachers thought I was purging which is totally gross. so one day when I came home from school my dad ask me about purging and he already knew I didn't do it but he got the call from my school nurse. at that time I was weighing 121 lbs. that's was almost a 90 lbs. difference. my mom just had surgery on her right arm and that day I was home sick with laryngitis so during that whole weekend I was sick and on Monday I was still sick so missed another day of school. that Tuesday I woke up feeling really weak and my head was just pounding and pounding so my mom asked me if I wanted to go to hospital and I told her no its just a head ache which I never had one that bad. then my dad came home and he saw me on the couch panting like labor breathing and he told my mom to grab me and he went flying down the road breaking any traffic law. when I got to kch aka Kosciusko county community hospital they thought at first I was having a panic attack but then my mom described how I was drinking water and losing weight. so then they did a sugar test and from that day Oct 15 2008 I was type 1 diabetic. I'm now on a pump and my A1c is doing amazing 6.9 I would never change my life if I could get that chance.
I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when I was 8 years old. I had been sick for awhile before finally getting diagnosed. By the time I was 18 I didn't plan to have kids because my doctor told me that the longterm damages of diabetes could endanger a baby's health. I got pregnant when I was 19 but I was in a very abusive relationship. My son was born perfect and healthy. When i got pregnant again I had a lot of problems with my blood sugar and got put on an insulin pump. I went into labor early and my daughter died. A year later i was pregnant again and my son was born. Fortunately neither of my sons have diabetes or any health problems. I was able to leave an abusive relationship and married the love of my life 3 years ago. Everyday is a struggle but I'm still here. Diabetes is a battle everyday. What works for one diabetic doesnt work for another. I hope a cure can be found soon so i can be free.


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Click here to help one of our alumni with her non-profit charity to help migrant children. Each grade is asked to bring in a specific food donation by Thursday, November 20th!
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Don't forget tonight is the second Talk About Literature in Kansas (TALK) at the Library! We will be discussing "Not Without Laughter"by Langston Hughes.
Our speaker is Dennis Etzel, Jr. an instructor of English at Washburn University. He received his M.F.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Kansas. Dennis currently hosts the Top City Poetry Reading Series in Topeka and is Poetry Editor for seveneightfive. He joined the KHC TALK program as a discussion leader in 2012.
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Presently dubstep in Bristol enjoys such stellar success that the only thorn in the genre's side is it's quantity. With such a saturated market it only becomes harder to find genuine talent amongst the endless bandwagon of tag alongs. Fortunately for Bristol, the boundaries are being pushed rather than retrodden and Bristol's own dubstep has gained international recognition.
Local talent has been the springboard for Bristol to become second only to London in the depth and range of the offerings of the sound. Joker, Gemmy, Pinch, RSD, Peverelist, Hyetal, Appleblim and Guido are but a few of Bristol's most prevalent exports, while arguably the city's most successful dubstep nights (Dubloaded and Applepips) are products of Bristol's own talent (Pinch and Appleblim) respectively.
The accessibility of dubstep's sound has seen it eclipse drum and bass in its hold over nightclubs and dubstep luminaries such as Skream, Benga and Plastician are regulars in the Bristol. Like drum and bass, the big acts are found at the huge, multi genre raves in Lakota and Motion (aka In:motion) while Bristol houses a mix of dedicated dubstep nights that operate in the mid-sized venues such as Thekla, Dojos, Basement 45 and The Croft.
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Average Tuition Costs for Online Nursing School
Many colleges and universities offer online nursing programs at the graduate level, though a few feature online undergraduate programs. The cost of these programs varies greatly and may depend on several factors, including state residency, previous education and nursing experience.
What is the Average Tuition Cost for Online Nursing School?
Nursing programs differ greatly, and students are encouraged to research precise requirements and fees for a program prior to enrollment. Very few schools offer a discount for programs completed online rather than on-campus, and the majority include many fees, such as clinical, application or documentation fees.
Based on the findings of U.S. News and World Report, average 2013-2014 per-credit tuition rates for in-state students ranged between $50-$3,807. The tuition for out-of-state students ranged from $210-$3,807.
How Long is an Online Nursing Program?
Programs vary in length and require 10-53 credits for completion, depending on the school, program, concentration or degree type. Some online master's degree programs allow students to specialize in nursing administration, education, family practice or anesthesia. Applicants are usually required to have a bachelor's degree and be licensed with the state.
Online programs offer flexibility to students by allowing part-time studies, and students can work at their own pace. Many online master's degree programs in nursing may be completed in 3-5 semesters. Some schools may require on-site practicums and lab work, or they may allow working nurses to count their professional experience towards course credit.
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Students interested in a career as a registered nurse or licensed nurse practitioner must complete an accredited nursing program and receive state licensing. Typically, undergraduate programs require on-campus studies, though there are some exceptions. The majority of online nursing programs are at the master's level, which may include online-only coursework or a blend of online and on-campus studies.
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Children's Health
Children and surgery pain
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Pain after surgery is common. It is also normal and to be expected. Steps can be taken to minimize or eliminate pain, but pain that gets worse, especially with other symptoms, can be a sign of a surgical complication that may need to be checked by the doctor.
Children who have surgery experience pain just as adults do, and they are usually able to express their pain in one form or another. Most children older than 18 months can use the word "pain", and children younger than 18 months often say they are"hurt" or they have a "boo-boo."
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However, children often have a hard time explaining how much pain they feel. In addition, very young children who cannot speak have a more difficult time communicating how much pain they feel. Consequently, the parent must watch the child for nonverbal signs of pain that may include the following:
- Crying
- Poor feeding
- Poor eating
- Poor drinking
- Lethargy
- Sleeplessness
- Unhappy facial expressions
- Fussiness
The parent should note how the child is behaving compared to his or her usual behaviour and tell the doctor. The doctor may use pictures that the child can choose from to indicate where the child feels pain and how much pain he or she feels. A happy, playful child who is sleeping and eating well is rarely in pain.
Just as children express pain differently, pain management in children can also vary. Dosages and availability of pain medications are different for children. With children, dosages are often calculated by weight. Therefore, knowing the child's weight is important.
Children may also be influenced by other factors. For example, a child may have a strong fear of the surgical procedure that may last even after the surgery, or the child may believe the pain of surgery is a punishment for something. Therefore, explaining to the child what is going to happen and why, both before and after the surgery, is important. It also allows the child to ask questions and talk about his or her fears
Having a plan for managing a child's pain after surgery is important. Discuss the type of medication, dosages, and timing of medications with the child's doctor. Also, discuss what other treatments and instruction will minimize pain and anxiety after surgery.
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Walking distance from the famous 'Strip' , private pool
This Holiday villa is within walking distance of one of the Algarve's most popular and lively centre's where you will find a variety of restaurants, shops and cafe's. By night the Strip and the Old Town transforms into a buzzing hub of evening activity.
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Michael Ian Black answers a second-grader's question about the Potato
By Debbie Ridpath Ohi, I'M BORED illustrator
Last week, I did a Skype visit with a class of second graders at A.Blair McPherson School in Edmonton, Alberta about I'M BORED, a picture book written by Michael Ian Black and illustrated by yours truly. So much fun! I read I'M BORED to the class, talked about the process, wrote an I'M BORED song with help from the students, gave them a drawing demo.
During the Q&A, one of the students asked me a question I couldn't answer:
Q. Why does the Potato like flamingos so much?
I told the students I'd ask the author, and here's Michael Ian Black's answer:
A. Because he saw one once on an old television show about Miami and thought to himself, "One day I would love to go to sunny Miami and hang out with those crazy-looking birds." Thought that was self-explanatory.
So now you all know. :-)
If you'd like a free Skype classroom visit about I'M BORED or NAKED! from me (the illustrator), here's more info. For a free Teacher's Guide, print-ready activity sheets and other fun, please see my I'M BORED Bonus Page.
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My letter to the British Potato Council and their response
While talking about potatoes on Facebook with my friends Mary Ellen Wessels (of Hopeful Romantics) and Tim Walker (Wilderwood), I was excited to discover that there was a British Potato Council. I packaged up a signed copy of I'M BORED and sent them the following letter:
Dear Potato Council,
As a fan of potatoes, I recently enjoyed browsing your website. Although I live across the pond, it was heartening to see that potatoes are appreciated just as much in the UK as they are in Canada.
I'm the illustrator of I'M BORED, a picture book written by Michael Ian Black, about a talking Potato and a bored little girl. It was published by Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers and was a Junior Library Guild selection as well as a New York Times Notable Children's Book.
I enclose a copy for your enjoyment. I do not ask for anything in return but merely wish to celebrate our shared appreciation of potatoes, no matter what the nationality.
Sincerely yours,
Debbie Ridpath Ohi
Children's book writer and illustrator
I just received a response back from Rob Clayton, Director of the Potato Council in the UK (!!!):
For those with text-only access:
"Debbie, hi!
Just a short but heart-felt note to say thanks for the book that arrived yesterday. The potato council team can be a stern lot at times so it was great to see the thirty-somethings chuckling their way around the office. Nice to know there are potato-lovers around the world.
all the best,
p.s. is there a flamingo council?"
Love this so much. :-) THANK YOU, POTATO COUNCIL!!!!
To all: You can find out more about the British Potato Council on their website at www.potato.org.uk.
I'M BORED voted as YouDecide! pick by first-graders at A. Blair McPherson School
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Love this comic from children's author and teacher Mandy Yates:
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A wonderful reading of I'M BORED by a 3-year-old and two 4-year-olds
Thanks to my friend Stephen Conway for sharing this video of his nieces and nephew reading I'M BORED. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH.
Just added: I'm Bored-themed Hanukkah card (for use with any book gift)
Inspired by the mentioned of I'm Bored in the Toronto Star's Hanukkah Gift-Giving Guide, I've created this special Hanukkah-themed gift card, and have included a b&w version in case young readers want to color the image themselves.
Feel free to use this gift card with any book gift, not just I'm Bored.
Click on either image for the full PDF.
You can browse a wide range of other I'M BORED-themed gift cards, with snarky and snark-free options, in the I'M BORED gift card section of the Bonus Page.
Thanks to my friend Alice Ching-Chew for the heads-up re: Toronto Star article!


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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
Having said this, he spit on the ground, made some mud with the saliva, and put it on the man's eyes. "Go," he told him, "wash in the Pool of Siloam." John 9:6-7 (NIV)
Having said this, he spit on the ground, made some mud with the saliva, and put it on the man's eyes. "Go," he told him, "wash in the Pool of Siloam." John 9:6-7 (NIV)
And so Jesus came upon a man who'd been blind since birth. The man was begging on the streets of Jerusalem. Then, this stranger knelt next to him and, perhaps, said quietly, "If you do exactly what I tell you to do, you'll be able to see. I will heal you."
The blind man was desperate to be healed; he was desperate for change; he was desperate for a sign from God, desperate to know his life counted for something.
The blind beggar may have turned toward the voice, expecting the one speaking to command his eyes to open, expecting this man to speak light where there had only been darkness for a lifetime.
Just speak, Lord, so it will be done.
But Jesus didn't give such a command. Instead, he was working his saliva into the dirt, creating mud to spread across the man's eyes like a mask.
And only then did Jesus give a command. An unexpected one that required the blind man to get up and walk in faith.
"Go," Jesus told him, "wash in the Pool of Siloam."
Jesus is never subject to our expectations of him, but we are subject to his expectations of us.
Our faith begins with a real and tangible step of obedience. In other words, being a disciple of Jesus doesn't mean simply agreeing with him or even heading in the same general direction as Jesus. We're called to sever the ties to our current lives so we can follow after Jesus into our new lives -- our real lives (Colossians 3:3) - toward our destiny and purpose.
Jon Walker is the author of Costly Grace, a call to serious discipleship, and Growing with Purpose. He served as a pastor at Saddleback Church and on the staff of Purpose Driven Ministries and is currently the managing editor of Rick Warren's Daily Hope devotionals. You can find him on Facebook and Twitter. This devotional is copyrighted 2011 by Jon Walker. Used by permission.
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Our next F1 medium goldendoodle litter with Lucy, in the 35 to 50 lb range, will be available by April, 2015.
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Englefield, Berkshire
St Mark's Church
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Coordinates: 51°26′35″N 1°06′00″W / 51.443°N 1.1°W
Englefield is a village and civil parish in the English county of Berkshire. The village is mostly within the bounds of the private walled estate of Englefield House. The village is situated in the district of West Berkshire, close to Reading.
Battle of Englefield[edit]
In 870, the village was the site of the Battle of Englefield. This was fought between the Anglo-Saxons, under Æthelwulf, Ealdorman of Berkshire, and the Danes, and resulted in a resounding victory for the Saxons. The battle was the first of a series in the winter of 870-1. The village is thought to be named after the battle: Englefield meaning either "English field" or "warning beacon field".
Englefield House[edit]
Englefield House was the home of the Englefield family, supposedly from the time of King Edgar and certainly until the Elizabethan era when the present building was erected. The house eventually passed to the Benyon family.
In the late 19th century, Richard Fellowes Benyon rebuilt the villagers' houses as a model estate village and provided them with such amenities as a swimming pool, soup kitchen and a new school. Today the estate, owned by a family company, the Englefield Estate, covers some 20,000 acres (8,100 ha), and its farm is a beneficiary of generous European Union agricultural subsidies.[1]
- ^ Robert Verkaik (27 February 2011). "Wealthy minister earns £2m subsidies in EU farm subsidies which his department tried to cover up". Daily Mail. Retrieved 27 February 2011.
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Media related to Englefield, Berkshire at Wikimedia Commons


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By Christin Michaud, AFMAO Public Affairs
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DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. (AFNS) --
Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations became a Field Operating Agency, May 1, at the Charles C. Carson Center for Mortuary Affairs, Dover Air Force Base, Del., aligning it directly under Headquarters Air Force leadership.
The organization, created as a named activity of the Directorate of Services, Manpower and Personnel, Headquarters United States Air Force, was originally activated Jan. 6, 2009.
The change was approved Feb. 14, 2014, by Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James, under the 2014 Consolidated Appropriations Act, which authorized the stand-up of the FOA.
"Aligning AFMAO directly under Headquarters Air Force reinforces the operational value of our mission in supporting all our nation's fallen including active duty soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines as well as guardsmen, reservists and civilians," said Col. John Devillier, AFMAO commander.
The new construct combines operational and personnel decisions under one command with mission execution authority by the secretary and chief of staff of the Air Force. Transition to a FOA allows for Air Force leaders' direct control when contingency situations warrant immediate action.
"This permanent command relationship allows for a direct chain of command to the most senior Air Force leadership, further underlying the success of our no-fail mission," added Devillier.
The change shows the value this organization brings to the entire DOD taking care of families of the fallen, said the commander.
"We not only support the Air Force, we support the entire Department of Defense," said Devillier.
"The Air Force got this right by highlighting the importance of this organization and mission," said Brig. Gen. Patrick Doherty, Air Force Services director.
"You only get one chance to get it right when we deal with families," said Doherty. "The level of performance that you guys do on a daily basis is just extraordinary."
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