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Our North Wales breaking news live blog begins at 06:30am every weekday and 10am at the weekend and is updated throughout the day and into the evening.
SIGNING IN: Good morning. I will be bringing you live updates this morning.
EMERGENCY CALLS: All seems quiet across the region at the moment from the emergency services.
BEDROOM TAX: The Government's so-called "bedroom tax", which affected thousands across North Wales, is a "shocking" policy in need of being scrapped, an international investigator has said.
TRAFFIC: No reported traffic problems on North Wales roads at the moment.
FOOTBALL: Wales manager Chris Coleman believes it would be "dangerous" if Real Madrid attempt to play Gareth Bale for 90 minutes against Villarreal on Saturday. Bale played 32 minutes as Coleman's Dragons slumped to the foot of the World Cup qualifying Group A table with a 3-0 defeat to Serbia in Cardiff.
BLACKLIST: Firms which have blacklisted workers, including in North Wales, will be banned from bidding for public sector contracts under plans unveiled by the Welsh Government today.
SYRIA: Barack Obama has said the US must be prepared to strike Syria to deter "other dictators" from using chemical weapons.
NATIONAL POLICE AIR SUPPORT: Tweet on North Wales Police website: "NPAS Hawarden @NPAS_Hawarden
TRAFFIC: A497 Fford Penamser in Porthmadog busy but moving between the A487 Stryd Fawr junction and Tremadog turn off.
GOVERNMENT CUTS: Government spending cuts could push millions more people into poverty over the next two decades, a charity has said.
North Wales can expect patchy rain across the region throughout the day with the heaviest downpours expected before 4pm. Temperatures will range between 12-14C.
A former Coronation Street actor has said he is "absolutely over the moon" after Michael Le Vell was cleared of child abuse charges. Bruce Jones, who played Les Battersby in the long-running soap,and who now lives and works as a mechanic in Towyn near Abergele, said he was "so, so proud" of Le Vell, who he said could start rebuilding his life.
Councillors will today decide whether to formally authorise a compulsory purchase order to acquire a dilapidated former mental hospital. The 50-acre North Wales Hospital site in Denbigh has been at the centre of a lengthy dispute, after owners Freemont (Denbigh) Ltd, failed to maintain it, repeatedly ignoring warning letters about the vulnerability of the structure.
An 18-year-old was found safe and well at his home address in Nefyn after reports he had gone missing yesterday evening. Aberglaslyn Mountain Rescue Team and The Search and Rescue Dogs Association were called into assist. The operation concluded at 8pm.
Rare sand lizards have been released on sand dunes in North Wales after a breeding programme to revive ailing populations.
Former shadow Welsh secretary - Nigel Evans has resigned as Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons after it emerged he will be charged with a series of sex offences against seven men.
TECH PROBLEMS: Few minor technical problems with the blog this morning which has caused updates to be a bit delayed. Hopefully sorted out now.
TRAFFIC: Tweet from North Wales Police control room - Bore Da/Morning - A55 W/B VEH BROKEN DOWN BETWEEN J12 AND J13 TALYBONT AND ABER
POLICE: Reports of four to five police cars at Wrexham's Asda superstore last night at about 8.45pm has turned out to be a man arrested for shoplifting.
BEDROOM TAX: Tory chairman Grant Shapps has lashed out at a United Nations official who called for the Government's so-called "bedroom tax", which affects thousands across North Wales, to be abolished.
Mr Shapps said he had written to UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon demanding an apology and explanation for "disgraceful" comments by Raquel Rolnik.
He insisted the UN investigator had not been invited to Britain by ministers, and was biased.
"She has clearly come over with an agenda," he told a radio programme.
"It is completely wrong and an abuse of the process for somebody to come over, to fail to meet with Government ministers, to fail to meet with the department responsible, to produce a press release two weeks after coming, even though the report is not due out until next spring, and even to fail to refer to the policy properly throughout the report.
CHILD ABUSE ARRESTS: Officers attached to Operation Pallial, which is investigating historic allegations of child abuse in North Wales care homes, has today arrested two men from addresses in Wrexham and Beeston, Nottinghamshire, on suspicion of child cruelty.
A 69 year old man was arrested in Wrexham on suspicion of child cruelty offences against six boys. The offences are alleged to have taken place between 1975 and 1981, when the boys were aged between nine and 14 years old.
A 61 year old man was arrested in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, on suspicion of child cruelty against a boy. The offence is alleged to have taken place in 1978, when the boy was around nine years old.
The two men will be taken to police stations in each force area and interviewed by officers from Operation Pallial.
No further information about the arrests, or the specific nature of the offences being put to them, will be provided. An update will be issued when those arrested are charged, bailed or released from police custody following interview.
Operation Pallial is an investigation led by Keith Bristow, Director General of the National Crime Agency, into recent allegations of historical abuse in the care system in North Wales.
Today's arrests are the ninth and tenth conducted by members of Operation Pallial. To date, one person has been charged with a large number of serious sexual offences.
UNEMPLOYMENT: Unemployment has fallen by 24,000 to nudge the jobless rate lower, but the number of part-time workers has surged to a record high.
Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed unemployment fell to 2.49 million in the three months to July, to drive the unemployment rate to 7.7% from 7.8%.
Wales was on 118,000 unemployed, which is minus 7,000, on the last figures and stands at 8% of the workforce.
The rate has taken on new significance because it is tied to the Bank of England governor Mark Carney's new forward guidance policy.
The Bank has said it will not consider raising rates from their record low until the unemployment rate falls to 7% - which it forecasts will take around three years - barring a spike in inflation.
The so-called claimant count - the number claiming jobseeker's allowance - fell in August by 32,600 from July to 1.4 million.
MARK BRIDGER: A prisoner serving a life sentence has admitted attacking child killer Mark Bridger in one of Britain's most secure jails.
Juvinai Ferreira, 22, pleaded guilty to wounding Bridger when he appeared at Leeds Crown Court via video-link.
Ferreira attacked the 47-year-old in Wakefield Prison just months after Bridger was sentenced to life in jail for abducting and murdering April Jones, five, in Machynlleth, Wales last year.
No details of the attack were given in court today and Ferreira will be sentenced on October 2
HEPATITIS C SCARE: Health chiefs are contacting a small number of patients who were treated at Wrexham Maelor Hospital in the late 1970s, to test them as a a precautionary measure for Hepatitis C.
A small number of Obstetric (maternity) and Gynaecology patients who were treated at the hospital known as the Maelor General are being contacted by the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
The Health Board was recently notified that a former healthcare worker, who worked briefly at the hospital in the summer of 1978, has been diagnosed with the Hepatitis C virus.
The person concerned worked elsewhere in the UK, mainly in South Wales, and is now known to have transmitted the virus to two patients between 1984 and 2003.
The health board has been reviewing clinical records from that period to identify patients who may have been treated by the affected healthcare worker at that time.
The risk of passing on the Hepatitis C virus during a health care procedure is low, and could only happen if the healthcare worker suffered an injury that caused them to bleed while treating a patient.
Although the risk is low, as a precautionary measure the Health Board will be writing to patients who may have been treated by the affected healthcare worker to offer them advice and a blood test for Hepatitis C.
A dedicated helpline has been set up by the Aneurin Bevan Health Board who are leading this work for Wales. Patients who receive a letter will be asked to contact the helpline to arrange an appointment at specialist clinic sessions which will be held at Wrexham Maelor Hospital.
The affected healthcare worker was at Wrexham Maelor Hospital for a short period from May15 to June27 in 1978. People who do not receive a letter should not be concerned. If any patient has concern or wants additional information they should phone NHS Direct on 0845 46 47 for further advice.
Further information about Hepatitis C is available on the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board website www.bcu.wales.nhs.uk and from the Hepatitis C Trust at www.hepctrust.org.uk.
SYRIA: Barack Obama is conditionally endorsing a Russian offer for international inspectors to seize and destroy chemical weapons in Syria as efforts to avert retaliatory US missile strikes shift from Washington to the United Nations.
In a nationally televised address, the US president offered a rationale for greater US intervention in Syria's sectarian civil war while acknowledging that winning the hearts and minds of Americans to back another Middle East conflict remains a struggle.
The continued erosion of support in Congress for military strikes and the American public's resistance underscored Mr Obama's challenge.
The president said he had asked congressional leaders to delay a vote on a resolution authorising limited military strikes, a step that gives the Russian offer crucial time to work and avoids a potentially debilitating defeat for Mr Obama.
ASSAULT: Police have issued an evofit of a man they are keen to trace in connection with an assault on a PCSO which happened shortly after 3.30pm on Saturday when officers were called to a report of antisocial behaviour at an address in the Beech Mount area of Colwyn Bay.
The offender fled the scene leaving the PCSO needing hospital treatment for an arm injury.
Anyone who may have information relating to the man in the evofit or who may have witnessed the incident on Saturday afternoon is urged to call PC Matt Jones at Colwyn Bay Police Station on 101. Alternatively call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
EMERGENCY CALLS: Very quiet day today across North Wales - nothing much to report on emergency calls and traffic seems to be flowing fine.
HEPATITIS C UPDATE: Thousands of people across the UK, including former patients at the Wrexham Maelor Hospital, are being contacted after a healthcare worker infected two patients with the Hepatitis C virus.
A major alert is under way after it was discovered that a retired obstetrics and gynaecology worker unknowingly had the virus while employed by the NHS for decades.
The medic, who has worked elsewhere in the UK - mainly South Wales - is known to have transmitted the virus to two people between 1984 and 2003.
At least 3,000 former patients are being contacted by letter informing them of the risk and a series of confidential helplines and a support service have been set up.
SYRIA: David Cameron has defended the "strong stance" taken by the UK and US in response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria, claiming international pressure had led to a potential diplomatic breakthrough.
The Prime Minister said the proposal from Russia for international inspectors to seize and destroy chemical weapons in Syria would not have happened without the determination to stand up to Bashar Assad.
Barack Obama is conditionally endorsing the Russian offer, but insisted that US forces remained prepared to launch a strike if necessary.
Mr Cameron told MPs the development was a "vindication" of the "determination to stand up to chemical weapons use".
EMERGENCY CALLS: Still quiet across North Wales at the moment. I'll be handing over to my colleague Rhodri Barker who will continue updates throughout the evening. Thanks. Steve Bagnall.
SIGNING IN: Morning I'll be providing live updates throughout the day. Steve Bagnall
EMERGENCY CALLS: Nothing so far over night on emergency calls.
TRAFFIC: No reported traffic problems across North Wales at the moment.
SNOWDON INCIDENT: Trying to find out more details on a man who apparently collapsed on Snowdon yesterday afternoon. RAF Valley 22 Squadron have confirmed they were called to an incident involving an unconscious man, but have no more information.
BISHOPS: Welsh Anglicans are to decide on whether to allow women priests to become bishops in a key vote to be held today.
The 144-strong governing body of the Church in Wales will vote on a Bill allowing women bishops at a meeting held at the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter.
The Bill, proposed by the six diocesan bishops of the Church in Wales, needs a two-thirds majority in each of the "houses" of the governing body - bishops, clergy and laity.
If passed, the new legislation could not come into effect without passing a second Bill providing a scheme for objectors.
The Archbishop of Wales, Dr Barry Morgan, said last month that it made "no theological sense" not to ordain women as bishops in a church with women deacons and priests.
ROYAL MAIL: The Government has confirmed it is pressing ahead with controversial plans to privatise the Royal Mail by selling shares.
Business Secretary Vince Cable said an initial public offering (IPO) is expected in the coming weeks.
Members of the public will be able to apply for shares as well as institutional investors.
Mr Cable said it was an "important day" for the Royal Mail and its employees.
The announcement came ahead of a meeting of Communication Workers Union officials to discuss the sell-off and their plans for a strike ballot.
SNOWDON INCIDENT UPDATE: Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team have confirmed they were called to aid a man who had collapsed on the Snowdon Ranger Path yesterday afternoon. He died later after being taken to Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor.
They were called at 2.30pm and deployed a 17 strong team. The man, who was not from North Wales, was walking with a friend when he collapsed.
RAF Valley, on Anglesey, had sent a helicopter, but were unable to get to the location because of bad weather.
CRASH: Reports that one lane has been closed with heavy traffic on A55 westbound between J16, Ffordd (Conwy Road) and J15a, Penmaenmawr, because of an accident.
CRASH UPDATE: A55 crash Conwy between J16, Ffordd (Conwy Road) and J15a, Penmaenmawr. Road has been re-opened and the two vehicles involved have been removed by recovery crews. The ambulance service was not required.
TRAFFIC: Heavy rush hour traffic building in the usual places. The A525 Ruthin Road and A541 Mold Road in Wrexham, the A55 Britannia Bridge and the A497 Fford Penamser in Porthmadog.
FIRE: A man who killed eight members of the same family in an arson attack has gone on the run from prison.
Shakeil Shazad, 33, was sentenced to 18 years in prison in 2003 for his part in the blaze in Huddersfield.
Derbyshire Police said Shazad was released from Category D Sudbury Prison, near Uttoxeter, yesterday on a work licence.
The force said he is "now unlawfully at large".
EMERGENCY CALLS: Nothing much to report on emergency calls at the moment.
HOMES: More than three million homes could be freed up for families wanting to move up the housing ladder if the Government backed a massive drive to build retirement properties, a report said today.
Analysis by the thinktank Demos found that 58% of over-60s - many of them living in large family homes which are too big for their needs and many of them sitting on large sums in equity in their property - would like to move but feel restricted by a lack of suitable alternative places to live.
The research, supported by the Home Builders Federation, found that 3.5 million over-60s would be interested in buying a retirement property, while just 100,000 are available for sale. Between them, these would-be downsizers are sitting on property with a value of £400 billion. Helping them move would free up 3.29 million properties, including two million three-bedroom houses, found Demos.
HILLSBOROUGH: South Yorkshire Police, Sheffield Wednesday football club, Sheffield City Council and the Football Association are being investigated for possible criminal culpability over the Hillsborough disaster, in which 96 Liverpool fans died.
The disclosure was made by the senior detective leading an investigation into the tragedy at the stadium in Sheffield on April 15, 1989.
Jon Stoddart, former chief constable of the Durham force, told a national newspaper that all four organisations were being investigated for possible gross negligence manslaughter.
He said: "We are exploring all liability, both public and individual. We are looking at unlawful killing; who is responsible for the deaths."
PRICE OF FOOTBALL: Wrexham FC charge the most for a cup of tea at £1.80 in the conference, with a host of clubs selling at £1, an annual survey into football prices has found. The Conference Premier's most expensive offering in the cheapest day out category is at Grimsby, at £25.50, though Barnet's dearest match-day ticket costs £25 alone.
CAR BREAK-INS: Police in Gwynedd are warning car owners to remove all valuables from their cars after an increase in the number broken into recently.
The last few weeks have seen an increase in the Pwllheli and south Caernarfon areas with the latest at the North Wales Rally Centre in Pwllheli overnight between Tuesday 9th and Wednesday 10th September when a blue BMW was broken into and the owners IPhone stolen.
Police Community Safety Sergeant Emma Williams, at Caernarfon Police Station, said "Over the last few weeks we have seen a slight increase in the number of thefts from cars, mostly overnight but with no particular pattern and seemingly opportunistic.
"Unfortunately the owners had left valuables inside making easy pickings for the thieves. We need assistance from the local community to help prevent these incidents in the first place, identify who may be responsible and report suspicious activity immediately."
Sergeant Williams said: "In addition it is really important car owners remove any personal property and secure it at all times to deter opportunists and avoid becoming a victim of crime. Leaving any item on display can be a temptation for a passer-by.
"Please take a little extra time to check your vehicle when you leave it and if possible, remove all items of value and store them safely at home or at least out of sight secured in the car boot and finally lock the vehicle and ensure that any alarm or immobiliser is activated."
If you have any information please contact North Wales Police on 101 or alternatively contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 and quote RC13151018.
For crime prevention advice on how to secure your property visit http://www.north-wales.police.uk/advice__support1.aspx
IRAN: The West is approaching the point where it will have to decide whether to accept a nuclear-armed Iran or launch military strikes to disable its nuclear facilities, a leading international affairs think tank is warning.
The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) said 2014 could be the "year of reckoning" for Tehran if it continues with its nuclear programme in defiance of world opinion.
In its annual review of world affairs, the IISS said Iran had already stockpiled sufficient low-enriched uranium to build up to six bombs once it had been highly enriched.
While Israel had so far accepted American warnings that a premature military strike on Iran would be counter productive, the IISS said that time for a diplomatic solution could be running out.
EMERGENCY CALLS: Very quiet again on emergency calls. Nothing much happening.
MEDICAL EMERGENCY: Reports of ambulances and police outside a council depot in Ruthin yesterday, were a medical emergency. A Welsh Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We were called at 12.30pm (Wednesday) to reports of a medical emergency at the council depot on Lon Parcwr, Ruthin. We sent a rapid response vehicle, an emergency ambulance and the Helimed helicopter to the scene, and a man in his 50s was taken to Wrexham Maelor Hospital."
RIOTS: Insurers have won a High Court fight with police bosses after a warehouse was destroyed and looted during "widespread civil disorder" in London two years ago.
A judge ruled that insurers were claiming for losses that arose out of damage caused by "persons riotously and tumultuous assembled".
Legislation governing police says compensation for "damage by riot" should be paid out of police funds.
Insurers claimed that damage caused to a Sony warehouse in Enfield, north London, in August 2011 fell into that category.
PRINCE WILLIAM: The Duke of Cambridge has completed his tour as an RAF search and rescue helicopter pilot at RAF Valley, Anglesey, and left operational duties in the Armed Forces, Kensington Palace announced today.
William carried out his last shift on Tuesday and is now working towards expanding his core charitable interests particularly in the field of conservation of endangered species.
The Duke will continue to carry out royal engagements but is not expected to increase his number of public duties.
The second in line to the throne is in a "transitional" year, sources have said, and is considering options for his "public service", an announcement will be made about his decision within the next 12 months.
COLD CALLERS: Police in Flintshire are urging residents to secure their property and to be on their guard for cold callers after a theft at an elderly person's house.
The message follows an incident in Aston Road, Queensferry on August 22 when two male cold callers managed to talk their way into a home of an elderly resident and stole jewellery and a small amount of cash. On August 26 thieves broke into a house in Aston Park Road Queensferry.
Det Iinsp Tim Evans said; "I would urge people to secure their property before they leave home and to be wary of cold callers.
"You can stay safe in your own home with this three step plan.
"One: If in doubt, keep them out. It sounds simple, but if you don't let someone in - they will go away. Don't let them pressure you into opening the door.
"Two: Be prepared. Be in control. Think about what to say to doorstep cold callers in advance. Keep a list of key contact numbers near your phone so you can check out legitimate callers. Tell all other unwanted callers to go away.
"Three: Call a neighbour or the police. Contact a local relative or nominated neighbour who can help verify a cold caller. If you think someone is a rogue trader call us on 101. To report a distraction burglar or rogue trader who has taken your money and is still in the area - call 999.
"Remember genuine callers will not mind waiting. It's your home. You don't have to let anyone in."
PARVOVIRUS: THE number of cases of a deadly virus affecting dogs is slowly decreasing in Deeside, vets have told AM Carl Sargeant.
The highly contagious canine parvovirus was said to be prevalent in Wepre Park and other areas of Connah's Quay, with vets reporting a massive increase in the number of cases.
The outbreak now appears to have been brought under control, but dog owners are still being urged to make sure their pet's vaccinations are all up to date.
Alyn and Deeside AM Carl Sargeant said: "A few constituents had asked me if there was an update on the situation, as many dog owners were very worried.
"I spoke to veterinary surgeries in the Deeside area, who thankfully said the number of cases they have seen had dropped in recent days.
"But the virus is still around and some dogs are still being treated, with more suspected cases undergoing tests."
Local vets believe the outbreak may have started as a result of a small number of owners failing to have litters of puppies vaccinated.
Mr Sargeant added: "I would urge all owners to make sure their dogs are fully protected against infectious diseases like this. It will help experts stamp out this outbreak much more quickly and prevent other incidents in the future."
FIRE: Three fire engines are fighting a blaze at a house at a remote spot at Llangwm, between Bala and Cerrigydrudion, on an unnamed road near the B4501. North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were called shortly after 11.20am. More details to follow.
FIRE UPDATE: Five fire engines are now fighting a blaze at a house at a remote spot at Llangwm, between Bala and Cerrigydrudion. It is in the roof of the house, on an unnamed road near the B4501. North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were called shortly after 11.20am. Fire engines from Bala, Corwen, Llanrwst, Ruthin and Llangollen are currently tackling the fire.
FIRE UPDATE: Welsh Ambulance say they weren't required at a house fire in Llangwm, which is currently being tackled by five fire engines.
ROYAL MAIL: The Government has been accused of "selling off the family silver" after unveiling details of its controversial plans to privatise the Royal Mail.
Unions representing postal workers and managers angrily attacked the announcement of sales of shares amid continued warnings of industrial action.
Business minister Michael Fallon said it was a "very exciting day" for the company, insisting there was an "appetite" from investors.
Billy Hayes, Communication Workers Union general secretary, said: "This isn't about what's best for the Royal Mail, it's about vested interests of Government ministers' mates in the City.
"Privatisation is the worst way to access to capital as it's more expensive than borrowing under public ownership.
STRAY DOGS: Denbighshire County Council's Dog Warden Team has been awarded the RSPCA's gold footprint award for its work with stray dogs - for the second year running.
Denbighshire is the only Council in Wales to achieve the Gold standard for stray dogs and it was achieved through working in partnership with North Clwyd Animal Rescue.
The RSPCA introduced the Community Animal Welfare Footprint Awards in 2008 and the aim of the scheme is to recognise and promote those that have made an extra effort and gone beyond basic service requirements to ensure higher welfare standards in some of the service they provide.
FIRE UPDATE: The fire at a house in Llangwm has been extinguished, but fire crews are still at the scene damping down.
SIGNING OUT: That's me finished for the day. My colleague Rhodri Barker will continue with the updates in the evening. Steve Bagnall
SALMONELLA OUTBREAK: Investigations into the outbreak of salmonella in North West Wales, originally detected in August, have shown new cases in England and potential links to the consumption of cooked ham supplied to small independent butchers.
A total of 51 people, ranging from seven months to 87 years old, are now part of the outbreak:
One new case in Wales has been identified, meaning there are 21 laboratory confirmed and two probable cases in Wales.
There are 30 laboratory confirmed cases in England.
Nine people have required hospital treatment as a result of the illness.
The new clusters in England are in the Thames Valley, Leeds, Cumbria and Stafford areas.
More on this story soon.
Local tweet - do you recognise this Tag? If so please DM me or phone 101 and ask for me. Thank you! pic.twitter.com/AQHMbnViZb— PC Kate Parker (@NWPKateParker) September 12, 2013
SALMONELLA OUTBREAK: Dr Judy Hart, Consultant in Communicable Disease Control for Public Health Wales, said: "The strain of Salmonella we are investigating is very unusual so it is highly unlikely that the cases in England and Wales are coincidence.
"Testing has been carried out on ham supplied to a number of butchers identified as part of the investigation. No trace of Salmonella has been found, but other hygiene issues were identified that led to one supplier voluntarily withdrawing certain batches of ham.
"A number of lines of enquiry are still being investigated and we continue to monitor the situation.
"Although it is an unpleasant illness, people who become ill with Salmonella generally make a full recovery."
SALMONELLA OUTBREAK: Here's our full story on the possible link between cooked ham from local butchers and a salmonella outbreak in North West Wales.
WOMEN BISHOPS: A Bill to enable women to be consecrated as bishops has been passed by members of the Governing Body of the Church in Wales meeting in Lampeter today.
ACCIDENT: Two vehicles have been involved in a collision near the Craigside Inn in Llandudno. One person is trapped in a car. The fire service are in attendance.
ACCIDENT: A WOMAN suffered serious injuries and had to be cut from a car after a road accident in Llandudno. Police, fire and ambulance services all attended the scene of the accident near the Craigside Inn in Penrhynside in Llandudno shortly after 5pm. Two vehicles carrying two people each were involved in the incident, and two casualties from the same car were taken to Ysbyty Glan Clwyd by ambulance. A fire service spokeswoman said a woman in her 30s had to be cut out of a car by fire crews using heavy cutting gear. An ambulance spokesman said she suffered serious injuries including a head injury and injuries to her legs. The man in his 30s who was taken to hospital was described as "walking wounded". Colwyn Road in Llandudno remains partly closed.
A SCHOOLBOY had to be evacuated from Snowdon tonight after falling and fracturing his leg. The 13-year-old was with a party of 10 children, an instructor and a teacher when he fractured his lower right leg on the Watkin path. Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team were called at 5.19pm and sent 14 people to the scene. The boy, who is not local, was evacuated by stretcher.
NOS DA: I'm signing out now, my colleague Kelly Williams will be here in the morning to keep you updated with the latest news.
CALLS: Morning all. Not much to report overnight or this morning apart from another car fiire in Caia Park, Wrexham.
Firefighters were called to Deva way at 10.53pm to find a vehicle well alight. The cause of the blaze was deliberate ignition.
Meanwhile, North Wales Police seem to have been extremely quiet lately as their media line has not been updated since August 22.
IRAQ: The father of a soldier killed in Iraq alongside five others said being told that authorities knew British troops were at an increased risk ahead of the deaths felt like "a knife in the heart".
The six Army Red Caps were murdered when a 400-strong mob descended on a police station in Majar al-Kabir more than 10 years ago, in a region that was deemed particularly hostile.
A retired senior army officer has now come forward, claiming intelligence had been passed on about the increasing danger before the Royal Military Policemen were killed as part of a series of attacks backed by Iran.
Lance Corporal Tom Keys, 20, from Llanuwchllyn, Bala, Corporals Russell Aston, 30, and Simon Miller, 21, Lance Corporal Benjamin McGowan Hyde, 23, Sergeant Simon Hamilton-Jewell, 41, and Corporal Paul Long, 24, all died in June 2003.
Reg Keys, the father of L/Cpl Keys, said: "There seems to have been a cavalier attitude to safety of the men out there.
"It doesn't surprise me one bit that there was this information and it wasn't passed along the line. The whole ethos seems to have been 'get on with it' without assessing the risks.
"It deflates me and it saddens me, but it also galvanises me to want to find out more of the truth.
"They knew that town was increasingly hostile, yet the word used to us was 'benign'. They said it was a totally unexpected incident because the town was benign.
"It's like a knife in the heart that they knew it was dangerous but never bothered to tell the lads. These six lads were let down by their chain of command."
PRINCE WILLIAM: The Duke of Cambridge joked about spending his first night away from baby son Prince George as he attended a glittering black-tie awards ceremony championing wildlife conservationists.
William and wife Kate were guests of honour at the inaugural Tusk Trust awards, held at the Royal Society in central London, which recognised the work of tireless campaigners.
But the Duke joked that he might be seen checking his mobile phone to make sure all was well back home with his son, in the care of William's former nanny, Jessie Webb.
WATERCRESS: Sainsbury's has recalled all of its own-brand bagged watercress in the light of an E.coli outbreak that has made 18 people ill.
WEATHER: A rather cloudy start with some patchy rain, mist and low cloud. Some brighter spells though will develop as the mist gradually clears. During the afternoon occasionally heavy and persistent rain, will spread in across all but the far north.
Tonight: A wet evening across much of Wales, but somewhat drier conditions spreading in from the northwest by midnight. Some clearer spells developing overnight, but a lot of cloud will remain.
Good morning and happy #Friday Twitter! So, plans for the weekend? Anyone going to @festivalnumber6? #TGIF— Dylan Daily Post (@DylanDailyPost) September 13, 2013
Honey fair today in Conwy so we have a variety of products on the hot counter. #Conwy— Edwards of Conwy (@EdwardsofConwy) September 13, 2013
TRAFFIC: A541 Flintshire - A541 Lead Mills in Mold busy but moving around Fire station.
WAITING: Just waiting for police press officers to come back from their morning briefing so I can give details of some incidents from overnight and this morning...
Don't forget about the Tour of Britain coming to North Wales next Wednesday. "Entering Denbighshire near Loggerheads, to Ruthin and Denbigh.— DenbighshireCC (@DenbighshireCC) September 13, 2013
TRAFFIC: A5119 Flintshire - Heavy traffic on A5119 Chester Street in Mold between the B5444 High Street traffic lights junction and Tesco roundabout.
PC Gary Donnelly will face a retrial on charges he indecently assaulted a teenage girl in 2002. A judge ruled the trial be held next March.— ErylCrump Daily Post (@DPGwynedd) September 13, 2013
ARMED ROBBERY: Police were alerted just after 9pm last night (Thursday, September 12) that a man had entered the One Stop Shop in Meliden and was in possession of a knife.
Police attended and arrested a man outside the premises on Ffordd Talargoch and was taken to St Asaph custody where he remains at this time.
The 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of robbery and affray.
Police investigating are appealing to anyone who was in the vicinity at the time or has information to contact DS 1707 Underhill at St Asaph CID on 101. Alternatively, individuals with information can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
JET CRASH: An RAF jet has overslipped the runway at Mona Airfield.
Police are currently at the scene.
They type of aircraft is a Hawk MK1. The air crew are unhurt and the jet is currently being assessed by RAF ground crew.
More later.
BEDROOM BLAZE: A lighter sparked a blaze in a bedroom this morning.
Firefighters were called to an address on the Pen Craig Estate in Llangefni just after 9.50am.
One crew from Llangefni and one from Menai Bridge tackled flames which caused damage to the bedroom of the property.
A North Wales Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "The cause of the fire was accidental and investigations discovered it was due to smoking materials, namely a lighter.
"The bedroom of the property suffered severe smoke damage.
"No one was hurt as a result of the blaze."
Work will start to resurface the road on the A5 at Bethesda on Monday (16/9/13). Work to continue for three weeks and may cause delays— ErylCrump Daily Post (@DPGwynedd) September 13, 2013
TRAIN ATTACK: British Transport Police (BTP) recently issued an appealing for help identifying a man officers wanted to speak to after a train guard was assaulted on a train approaching Penyffordd rail station in Flintshire.
The individual has voluntarily attended a police station in Wrexham and has been interviewed by investigating officers.
The 26-year-old from Buckley has now been reported for process and may be summoned to court at a later date.
ICE CREAM VAN THEFT: Police were called to a report that an ice cream van had been broken into in Caergeiliog on Anglesey during the early hours of yesterday morning.
The offender was arrested at the scene and has since been charged with theft from a motor vehicle.
The 19-year-old Anglesey man has been bailed to appear at Holyhead Magistrates Court on October 3.
JET CRASH: RAF Valley have confirmed a a Hawk MK1 overshot the runway at Mona Airfield, Anglesey, due to a "multiple bird strike" - a flock of gulls to be precise.
LIB DEMS: Nearly half of Liberal Democrat supporters believe the party is heading in the wrong direction, according to a poll.
The research by Ipsos Mori will make uncomfortable reading for Nick Clegg as activists gather for their autumn conference in Glasgow.
The Deputy Prime Minister brushed off suggestions from a Lib Dem peer that he should be replaced as leader before the general election.
THEFT CHARGE: Police were called after an ice cream van was broken into in Caergeiliog, Anglesey, during the early hours of Thursday. The offender was arrested at the scene and has since been charged with theft from a motor vehicle. The 19-year-old Anglesey man has been bailed to appear at Holyhead Magistrates Court on October 3.
Some good news for once - International Clearance for Artell & Carrington received in time to play in tonight's game...— Wrexham AFC (@Wrexham_AFC) September 13, 2013
WEATHER: The first storm of the autumn is expected to blast the northern half of Britain on Sunday, forecasters have warned, with strong gusts expected to hit North Wales.
Gusts up to 60mph are due over areas of Scotland and Northern Ireland and it will also be blustery further south.
James Wilby, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said: "There will be gale-force winds in northern, western and central Scotland, and in the north of Northern Ireland, with sustained speeds of 35mph, but gusting to 60mph.
"It will also be blustery further south, with sustained wind speeds of 15 to 20mph."
The current unsettled weather everywhere is expected to continue, with no sign of a return to the warm temperatures at the start of September.
"It will continue a few degrees below average for the time of year, with temperatures in the South East not expected to exceed 15C (59F) or 16C (60.8F) over the weekend, and conditions will remain unsettled into next week, with Monday expected to be cool and breezy, and heavy showers in many areas on Tuesday," Mr Wilby said.
"There is no indication of warm weather returning, though it is too soon to say that it will not."
The Met Office said it had issued severe weather warnings for the gales in Scotland and Northern Ireland on Sunday and the public should be aware of the potential for some minor disruption to travel.
Chief forecaster Paul Gundersen said: "A spell of gale force westerly winds is expected later Sunday, peaking on Monday across much of Scotland, the north of Northern Ireland and coasts of north west England and north Wales. Gusts of 50 - 60 mph
SPEED CUTS: Flintshire Council has today announced a speed limit of 20mph will be implemented outside all schools in the county. Council leader Aaron Shotton has just said: "The council has made it a priority to introduce the first phase of our 20mph zones around schools initiative. This commitment to introduce 20mph signage around all Flintshire schools is a positive step to making our roads safer for schoolchildren." For the full story go to http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/local-news/20mph-speed-limit-introduced-outside-5932582
FOOTBALL: Airbus striker Chris Simm has been banned for six game and hit with a £400 fine by the Welsh FA for comments made on Twitter which were deemed "inappropriate" and of a "racial nature".
FOOTBALL: Wrexham team to face Luton Town tonight: Mayebi, S Wright, Ashton (cpt), Clarke, Harris, Bishop, Ormerod, Tomassen, Hunt, Bailey-Jones. Artell.
COLLISION: Female driver was taken to hospital with minor injuries after a collision on the A494 Corwen at 5.49pm this evening. Fire crews from Corwen and Ruthin assisted with the incident. Fire crews were also called to a garage fire in Bagillt this evening at the rear of Victoria Road. Only minor damage was caused.
That's all from the live blog today. We'll be back with all the latest North Wales news tomorrow morning. Goodnight.
BORE DA: I'm Rhodri Barker and I'll be keeping you updated this morning.
CAR DAMAGE: Police are looking for the public's help identify those responsible for damaging a car in Bala recently. Local Officer PCSO Iwan Roberts said Sometime between 5pm on Sunday 27th and 1.00pm Monday 28th October 2013 offenders have punctured the tyres of a grey Vauxhall Astra that was parked by the junction of Arenig Street and Church Street in the town. It appears a sharp implement, possibly a dart or similar was used to damage three tyres and may have taken the offender(s) only seconds to commit. If anyone was in the area at the time and saw any suspicious activity, or knows who may be responsible for this offence I'd ask they contact Police and quote incident reference RM13021730"


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Saturday night's production was refreshingly thoughtful and unpretentious as far as rock shows go. I wouldn't go so far as to call the afternoon quiet because there were plenty of head-bob inducing moments (Daredevil Christopher Wright's "A Conversation About Cancer" is always a raucous endeavor), but there was a distinct lack of the kind of pelvis-pummeling psyche-enveloping bombast you might expect from such an event. Instead, the music seemed to strike an accord with the space in which it found itself, rather than trying to take it over.
Kalispell, project of local musician Shane Leonard, were the first to strike the contemplative chord. The group performed as a duo, the other member being Ben Lester who alternated between the pedal steel and the drum kit. The pedal steel's celestial ring acted as the sky above Shane's well crafted folk tunes, the soft crunch of the drum kit acted as the earth below.
Adelyn Rose took the stage next, striking a slightly more aggressive stance with the talented Dave Power laying down a variety of beats (never the same one twice it seems but all deftly played). While the band always seems slightly on the verge of dipping their fret-boards into the whirlpool of balls-out rock, the volume is always well controlled and careful not to overpower Addie Strei's soft, glassy wail.
Then came Zoo Animal, marking the halfway point of the show. Their new EP, Departure came into the world on February 18th, a fact mentioned little (if at all) by the modest Holly Newsom, the songwriter as well as group's only permanent member. The group classifies themselves (in part) as minimalist, and one of the most notable things about the EP is the tremendous amount of space Newsom provides within her songs. In a live context, music that embraces silence as much as Zoo Animal's is inevitably in danger of being overtaken by that which it draws attention to (i.e. the silence becomes a distraction). Newsom faces this danger head on and conquers it with the shear intensity of her performance.
Capping off the evening was a set by the event's headliners – the Daredevil Christopher Wright. This was the first performance I'd seen of theirs since the release of their last EP, The Long Suffering Song. As you might gather from the review I did when it came out, I'm a big fan of the record, so I was very gratified to see the band come out and play the first three tracks off the EP back to back (flawlessly, I might add – but don't need to because that's just what we've come to expect from these guys). They proceeded with an admirable crowd-slaying, playing tracks from their beloved first album such as "The East Coast", "We're Not Friends", and closing with "Stewardess" at the audience's request.
The high caliber of music made the afternoon a truly memorable one, and marked another success for WUEC and the Eau Claire music scene in general. If you missed the occasion, be sure to keep your eye out for the next one like it.
-Caleb Price, February 2012
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Book your room at Hôtel du Printemps
Double or Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Superior Double or Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Single RoomMax Occupancy: 1 guest
Hotel with a bar/lounge, in Paris (Gare de Lyon - Bercy)
A stay at Hôtel du Printemps places you in the heart of Paris, convenient to Place de la Nation and Notre Dame Cathedral.
This hotel is within close proximity of Bercy Village and Ministry of Finance.
Make yourself at home in one of the 38 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and a fireplace in the lobby. This hotel also features a television in the lobby and tour/ticket assistance.
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hôtel du Printemps features a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Paris hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a fireplace in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Hôtel du Printemps has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 38
- Number of floors - 5
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fireplace in lobby
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Television in lobby
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- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Satellite TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Resort fee: EUR 0.68 per person, per night
- Breakfast fee: EUR 9.50 for adults and EUR 5.00 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 26 per person (one way)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: EUR 26.00 (one way)
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2 New York cops shot in 'execution style' ambush
Facebook received about 26,000 government requests for information about 38,000 users in the first six months of 2013, with half of the orders coming from the United States government.
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why does the government need to use FB. I tell the gov straight to their face that both the politics and corporations flushing every penny from the people who own the money. Us. No longer need their services and all offices will be closed immediately and no compensation will be administered.
numbers? who cares
when are they going to release ALL the fricken ""NAMES&qu ot;" that that monitor. Or is this still a secret to those who are trying to murder us?
Surely by now the governement has hackers who work for them and can just get whatever information they want whether sites like it or not?
@facebook do you think we believe you?
that guy with the gas mask in the second picture is using twitter not facebook...
that is the twitter mobile app
How would Facebook feel if it knew that some of those investigated face prosecution, persecution or harrassment due to them handing over users data?
On a corporate level $$$ $$$ Unphased I would have thought
They want the names of the people that are showing the truth. If they can silence them the US can continue its uninterrupted blanket of lies upon its people.
They've gotta be nutcases or brainwashed severely if they think the political activitists are problems. Them political activists mostly were forced to become political activists due to the severe torture-level mistreatment. How could a bunch of threat-less individuals be on your watchlist. Do you even realize who are your true enemies.
If they have a court order -- then yes. Otherwise, Facebook must not comply.
Hi All, it is too bad that trying to make money in more important then your freedom from big brother having access to all your conversations. And to Larry what's wrong with American women? Do you really think this is the forum to be looking for someone to marry? RT and these hard working reporters are trying to inform you about things more important than money! AND personal ads will no longer allowed because big brother has stopped them all in the name of censorship. Get a GRIP, the NSA is spending more money listening to us citizens then it is to educating poor children, etc.
Talk about freedom of expression. It's like voting and your ballot is checked to verify who you voted for. Bending over whenever requested. Everyone's selling out.
The extent they'll go to. Invading peoples privacy, invading ones home or country.....is the order of the day. There seems to be no ethical or moral boundaries.
That picture of the person on their phone isn't even facebook, it's twitter.
I'm a single guy and I was just wondering how can I meet other singles throughout the world who share my interests. I enjoy eating out, and shopping at the mall. I also like going to antique stores, garage sales, and estate sales. I'm interested in UFO sightings, HAM radio, and current events. I'm also open to suggestions from others. I'd like to meet someone who's younger than myself, and would seriously consider marrying someone from another country. I like Russian women, European, Australian, and asian women. If anyone out there finds me interesting please send me a friend request and I will accept. detlarrypowell
the time of privacy is gone forever
This is red herring nonsense.
T he extent of U.S. surveillance powers has nothing to do with 'requesting' information. They shortstop communication without the need to request.
They are not even covert threats - they are overt threats, so that shows how sure the government is of its own power to crush dissidence. Personally, I don't use Facebook, as I regard it as asocial, not social.
Rea d Animal Farm by George Orwell. He wrote about this type of government behavior in 1945. Anyone who does not agree with the status quo is the enemy.
"Russia, the largest country in the world, only submitted one data request for user information throughout the six-month period"
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- 12 places for specialist/core trainees in Psychiatry, recognised and approved by the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
- 1 place for Foundation Year 1
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- Bodmin Hospital - this is a purpose built Private Finance Initiative (PFI) Unit. It has 23 acute mental illness beds on the Fletcher/Bowman Ward, 20 beds on Garner Ward for older adults with organic conditions, a Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit, Harvest Ward and a Recovery Ward Fettle Ward. It has a minor injury unit and a community hospital and private treatment unit on site.
- Longreach Mental Health Unit - this is also a PFI Hospital, purpose built in 2003. It houses 30 acute psychiatric beds in Bay Ward and 20 beds for older adults with organic illness in Cove Ward. The unit includes a 'Place of Safety' Suite for assessment of patients apprehended by police under Section 136 of the 1983 Mental Health Act. The Have Unit provides a therapeutic environment for patients admitted to the ward and immediately post discharge. The Camborne-Redruth Community Hospital site also has a minor injury unit and community beds.
Clinics/Administrative Bases
- Royal Cornwall Hospital
- Josiah Thomas Memorial Hall
- Tolvean House
- Bolitho House
- Alexandra House
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- Trevillis House
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Example of a Cornwall Partnership Trust, Core Training short job description and timetable
General Adult Psychiatry: Longreach House, Redruth (west rota)
General Adult Psychiatry: Bodmin Hospital, Bodmin (east rota)
Old Age Psychiatry: Longreach House, Redruth (west rota)
|Overview of team
Core Trainee (CT1)
+ Specialist Registrar
Ward based nursing staff, occupational therapists
Community Psychiatric Nurses + Occupational therapists + Psychologist + social worker in the Community Team
|Nature of Duties
Core assessment and physical evaluation of new admisions.
Review of mental state of inpatients and leave patients.
Acute and on-going physical care of psychiatric inpatients.
Outpatient clinics, home visits in the community.
Out of hours owrk in hospital and accident and emergency department.
|Typical working week
9am - 5pm : Monday to Friday with on call rota out of hours.
(Bodmin - east rota 1:9; Longreach - west rota 1:10)
Banding to be confirmed prior to commencing post.
Teaching and training Wednesday mornings.
Attendance at MRCPsych course in Plymouth on Fridays.
|Typical post related clinical skills opportunities
Psychiatric assessment, mental state examination, cognitive assessment
Assessing and managing suicide risk
Using the Mental Health Act
Multi-disciplinary team working
Opportunity to do home visits in the community
|In-house Teaching
|Psychiatric trainees have in house teaching sessions weekly on Wednesday mornings at Bodmin Hospital or in Newquay, including the Journal Club, Case Presentations, Psychotherapy and external speakers.
|Mandatory Teaching
Induction for Cornwall Partnership Trust
Therapeutic Management of Aggression and Violence - breakaway techniques
Lone Worker Training
Immediate Life Support
Administration of electro-convulsive therapy (ECT)
|Audit Opportunities
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In addition to an indoor pool, Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Wood Dale provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
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- Cribs/infant beds available
- Room service
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Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Wood Dale has a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner.
Room service is available.
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The fine print for Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Wood Dale
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
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Thank you so much for your comments. I do not feel that Simple Scrapbooks was a failure. The fact that is has failed to continue is a failure and while I do question my influence in that process, I am also aware of other factors out of my control — don't worry though, I am not looking on these failings in a self-destructive way. In any venture there are failures and I found the video I shared to be very insightful moving forward! Let's just say that NEW things are brewing.
Registration for the 2009 session of A Library of Memories is officially closed. LOM Alumni will be receiving an email shortly, explaining how to audit this session. The nervous anticipation is building inside of me and I'm tickled to announce my team of LOM coaches …
Rebecca, April, and Tamara (all returning) + Maureen and Monica (new this year) and finally, Kayla (our digital expert & coach) I adore these women, some of whom I've met in person and others only via the LOM class, email and blogs. Each has been open and honest with me and eager to share their ideas and insights. Each qualifies to be a coach this year, because they have made my system their own. I'm so excited for the NEW group of students that will learn from these girls!
AND NOW … what do you say we give away two FREE passes to A Library of Memories, starting in just a few short days? EVERYONE is eligible, even those who have already signed up (if you are registered and win, we will refund your registration fee!)
ALL you have to do is tell me in 15 words or less, why you need this workshop. Don't worry the winners will be selected randomly.
If you have time, here's some LOM Q&A …
[Questions from Nicole are in orange. Answers in black.]
First, I love your blog. It is one of the top 5 that I read. I have a couple questions about LOM. I don't have your books but I plan on buying them someday. The budget is very tight right now. So I have tried to figure out your system just by what I have read on your blog. I am in the middle of trying to reorganize my scrapbooking right now and I have some questions.
Do I have this right? You print doubles of all your pictures. One set go into photo albums. The other set goes into 4 category draws. You then pull from those draws to create your scrapbook pages. Those pages then go into albums based on the 4 categories (All About Us, People We Love, Places We Go and Things We Do).
You're getting close Nicole, but not quite. I absolutely believe in printing pictures and I often print doubles of my most favorite images. I do not print doubles of everything.
My printed photos are immediately slipped into storage binders (Pioneer photo albums) so that they are protected and so that I can see them and be inspired by them.
Overtime and in a very organic way, I pull, or remove a selection of my prints from my storage binders (organized chronologically) and place them into category drawers (by theme.) Category drawers are designed for long-term storage of a relatively small selection of prints. Category drawers help me draw personal and meaningful connections over time. I believe using and maintaining category drawers is the absolute secret weapon to authentic story-telling.
I pull pictures from both storage binders and category drawers to scrapbook and my finished layouts are not stored chronologically in annual albums, but rather in an ever-growing library of albums set up by the four categories: All About Us, People We Love, Places We Go, Things We Do.
Do the pictures in the photo albums stay there forever? I think you are going to say no. If the answer is no, why not?
My printed photos do NOT live
forever in my storage binders. These binders are working files that
enable me to be very productive with my limited creative time. I only
have 15 storage binders and so I am forced (in a very good way) to keep
pictures flowing through them. I do not want to keep or store ALL of my pictures. I do want to engage in the creative process of capturing life, editing the results and adding my perspective to our family's story. I want my family to enjoy an intimate relationship with the pages I create. Intimacy cannot be established when we attempt to scrapbook ALL or even most of the pictures we take.
Do you eventually scrapbook every or almost every picture you take? Is that your goal or is your goal to just scrap the really special pictures or moments?
See answer above. My goal is to be aware and grateful for life, to document what is a very happy existence and to have FUN. I do this best with a very small percentage of the pictures I take!
Where do you put holidays, birthdays or special celebrations? Do you scrap them or just put them in photo albums (there are usually so many pictures at those events)?
This is a great question. These special event photos are included in my library albums. I do enjoy an approach that I call photo-album scrapbooking that helps me displays LOTS and LOTS of photos from special events, holidays and travel.
Do you have albums for each of your kids? And if so does each kid have albums divided into the 4 categories. I have 3 kids 5 and under and I have been tortured for the last five years trying to figure out if I should just have one set of albums for the whole family or if each kid should have their own. Please advise!!!
Each of my children have albums in our All About Us section of the family library. These albums are about them, but they are NOT for them. These albums will stay in my home, when they leave. I create very condensed highlight albums for each of my children. These albums are called School of Life albums.
I have 3 kids 5 and under and I have been tortured for the last five years trying to figure out if I should just have one set of albums for the whole family or if each kid should have their own. Please advise!!!
I hope these answers give you some direction. I certainly understand the frustration and overwhelming confusion (torture is a good word) that can grow out of a desire to document life!


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- Report: American Airlines in joint bid to help JAL; Delta, Mass. settle on pay; New Southwest pilots' contract up for vote
- Traffic and capacity fall at American; Layoffs at Lufthansa; Consolidated revenue fell at Continental
With AA's cuts, St. Louis will fall from the ranks of hub cities
You can drop St. Louis from the list of U.S. hub-airport cities. Lambert St. Louis International Airport took the biggest hit in a restructuring announced by American Airlines. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch writes "American's St. Louis officials were briefed on the upcoming round of flight reductions late Wednesday. Since 2003, American has made a series of deep service cuts at Lambert — once a thriving midcontinental hub for Trans World Airlines, which was acquired by American in 2001."
The Dallas Morning News writes AA parent "AMR said that after the cutbacks St. Louis will have only 36 flights to nine destinations, down from 101 last summer." By next summer, AA will have eliminated nonstop service between St. Louis and 20 cities. At that point, American will fly nonstop from St. Louis to just nine destinations: Boston, Chicago O'Hare, Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, New York JFK, New York LaGuardia, Seattle and Washington National.
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Aviation analyst Michael Boyd tells the Post-Dispatch there was likely little that St. Louis officials could have done to prevent the cutbacks. "This has everything to do with airline economics and nothing to do with the failure of the city or the airport," he tells the paper. Brett Snyder, author of The Cranky Flier blog, writes: "I doubt we'll ever see St Louis as a hub again, but this could open up some opportunities for limited additional flying for other airlines." He notes Southwest recently added new flights from Boston and that Midwest Airlines recently added Milwaukee service.
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@tom_newton I believe we still have the same amount of computers/tablets/laptops around 1000 but there could be two load differences between now and two years ago. The first being that we now have a 100Mb leased internet line whereas before we had 30Mb so perhaps the demand for internet is instead of be held back by our external connection perhaps smoothwall is having troubles keeping up (I doubt this one is true) and the second being BYOD which as I'm sure you know has taken off. We only have around 50 BYOD "surfing" the internet at once but a lot of devices are automatically connecting to the wireless where smoothwall is the DHCP on this VLAN. In regards to dubious activity I hope not we have everything locked down quite tightly but I will certainly try and monitor activity more closely.
@twin--turbo we are quite a large school here 2800 users, 1000 devices easily and during peek times we do see 600 users accessing the internet be it for simple Google research or more bandwidth eating activities such as MyMaths the top 10 sites today are as follows:
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I think it may be case of switching off BYOD for a couple of weeks see how many people it annoys and two how much faster all other traffic goes.
Thanks for all your help and suggestions everyone. As I have said I like Smoothwall and the amount of time I have put into it setting up all the different features and polices as well as learning the interface I don't really want to move away as I still think the functionality is the best in class but we do need to resolve the issue.


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This Jan 7, 2013 file photo shows Katherine Webb, left, the girlfriend of Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron, and McCarron's mother, Dee Dee Bonner, second from left, watching McCarron celebrate after the BCS National Championship college football game. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
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