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Fan Allner casts admiring glances at Albion's pounds 4m snip; Michael Ward finds Lee Hughes' former boss happy to sing the praises of one that got away.
With the wisdom of hindsight, Graham Allner wishes he had asked for at least pounds 1million when West Bromwich Albion approached Kidderminster Harriers to buy Lee Hughes last summer.The transfer fee of pounds 250,000 was a tidy sum for any Football Conference club and a record sale for Kidderminster, whose manager at least had the foresight to negotiate for Albion to pay them a little extra if Hughes established himself.
The 22-year-old Smethwick-born striker has done that in no time and he needs to make only 20 more first-team appearances before Harriers receive a final payment of pounds 130,000 increasing the fee to pounds 380,000. Not bad for a Conference club except that Hughes is now worth pounds 4m.
Again with the luxury of hindsight, Allner wishes the additional cash was based on the number of goals Hughes scored in his first couple of seasons in the Nationwide League a figure, say, of pounds 10,000 a goal.
With 14 to his name last season and 12 under his belt before a quarter of the 1998-99 campaign is up, Harriers would be looking at an extra pounds 260,000 and counting.
Allner's consolation, as his former boss, is knowing that Kidderminster discovered him in the first place. And as the list of Premiership clubs showing a keen interest in Hughes increases by the week, Albion can take comfort from the fact that the First Division's hottest marksman has told Allner he has no wish to leave The Hawthorns.
"I spoke to him the other day," Allner confirmed. "Lee made it clear to me that he's perfectly happy where he is. He's an Albion fan, remember, who supported them as a boy. He wants to play in the Premiership, but his ambition is to get there with Albion ."
Allner last night recalled how a skinny, flame-haired teenager turned up at Aggborough for a trial seven years ago.
He said: "A lad who used to watch our games told me about this young kid he knew called Lee Hughes who lived in his area and could play a bit. I suggested he brought the youngster along to train with us so I could have a look at him.
"Lee was 15 at the time and I liked what I saw. Another young striker, Jay Powell, came at about the same time and I put them both in the youth team.
"The following pre-season, Lee broke his leg in a friendly and I'll never forget the hours I spent waiting for him at New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton.
"But he recovered very quickly and he was fit again by Christmas. Lee was a midfielder in those days and from being a regular at youth team level, I moved him up to the reserves. He was a very good player then, but not what you would call really special. He and Jay Powell were about the same.
"Lee's first-team chance came when he was 18 and I took him on a club trip to Guernsey because one or two players had dropped out. He was in and out of the side at first in the Conference games, but then he progressed at a sprint.
"Pace wasn't his biggest asset at first, but he developed that and worked hard to improve all the other aspects of his game. The main thing about Lee is that he's an amazingly good learner. He doesn't have to think about learning, he just does it natural ly.
"At Albion, he's learned to play down the middle as opposed to the wide role he had here. When he was with us, Lee would play on the wing and just turn up in the box to score more or less when he felt like it."
Allner is not surprised to hear how Hughes has set the First Division alight with his searing pace, his skill on the ball and above all the scoring prowess which has attracted Premiership scouts like moths to a candle.
Neither does Allner have any doubt that Hughes would settle instantly into the top flight if Albion decided to cash in on the pounds 4m he would fetch at today's market prices. Which they won't, of course.
"When we had him, Lee played at every level and immediately looked comfortable at each," continued Allner. "From Conference football, he's moved up three levels into the First Division and taken it in his stride. He scores a lot of goals and he misses pl enty but he's always there and wherever he goes, he forces you to pick him.
"If Lee went into the Premiership tomorrow, he wouldn't be out of place. He'd relish the big stage that's the beauty of Lee Hughes."
At this rate, the terrace fan-turned striker will be striding to 20 goals before Christmas.
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- Cartoon Characters: I.M. Weasel, I.R. Baboon.
- Vocal Talent: Michael Dorn (I. M. Weasel), Charlie Adler (I. R. Baboon), David Feiss, Tom Kenny.
- Directed By David Feiss.
- Produced By Vincent Davis, Sherry Gunther, Larry Huber (Executive Producers).
- Written By Maxwell Atoms.
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- Storyboards: Maxwell Atoms.
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From the podium
His Excellency Ulukalala Lavaka Ata (Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Tonga)
Excellencies, Colleagues. The issues of hunger and starvation have already been well enunciated and the enormity of the challenges understood. However, our results have been mixed. There is no doubt that the two main obstacles to rapid mobilization of our resources are human conflict and the destructive forces of nature. Much has been done to understand and predict the occurrence of natural disasters. Nevertheless, early warning systems and planning for disaster mitigation have been developed and have become much more effective. It is the destructive element of human nature that poses the greatest threat to our achieving our goals. The sheer scale of the problems and the resources that are needed to be mobilized, if hopelessness and death are to be averted, makes it difficult for the international community to respond quickly. Unfortunately, it is no longer true that the isolation of the Pacific Islands will leave them untouched by the plight of those that need safe haven from political persecution or a place to raise their children in safety. For the farmer to do his best he must have peace, be free from conflict and be able to focus his attention on the task at hand. There are enough real challenges for the farmer without been distracted by insecure tenure and difficult access to markets without also having to cope with the breakdown of law and order. The second dimension that is becoming a considerable source of concern is the changing nature of climatic conditions and the advent of global warming. The small islands of the Pacific do not have distinguished scientists who can make a real contribution to the great debate that is engaging the global community on this matter. However, our only contribution is to inform you of the problems we already experiencing in a very real way. The historic ancient seat of Government of the Kingdom has now been cut by rising tides so that many parts have become small islands. Thus, understandably it is becoming more difficult to focus on agriculture when the very existence of parts of the Kingdom is now under question. While I regret to inform the Conference that the northern groups of Tonga were struck by a hurricane last Christmas eve, I am pleased to report that with the generous assistance from our neighbours in the region and through our own efforts, we did not have to call on the assistance that is available from FAO that is available for such emergencies. Plantation clearing and replanting programmes have resulted in a rapid improvement in the capacity of the effective groups to once again feed themselves. A major boat repair programme to assist the damaged fishing fleet has been launched to ensure that the valuable protein continues to be available and that fish exports are not jeopardized. Chairman. My administration has embarked on a major government reform programme, the major thrust of which is to trim government's role to its core responsibilities. We are working together with those involved to strengthen the role of the private sector and civil society in matters that affect the well being of the people. Thus, we hope to create a better climate for rapid economic development, while respecting the cultural values that have sustained our people over the changing millennia. We have also received well-intentioned suggestions regarding democratic changes that might help the process of reform. These are welcome. However, given that our political system has gradually evolved over the millennia from the cultural roots of ancient Polynesia, and has resulted in the only Kingdom in the Pacific to survive the worst effects of colonialism, we tend to take the longer-term view of the changes we embark upon. Reform is never easy. Change must ensure that those who are in the greatest need are those most likely to benefit. Reform is vital if there is going to be any real transfer of resources from government to the private sector who will become the main engine for growth. Agriculture, fisheries and tourism have been earmarked for special attention, as well as increased resources. Exports of food and fish products are growing steadily. In the last financial year fisheries exports grew by more than 200 percent, and I anticipate even better results as our small fleet continues to grow and to improve its catch rates. Finally, I believe that the momentum is going to be dependent on closer cooperation between the Director-General of FAO and those Heads of Government that are in the strongest position to lend the greatest support and to provide the resources necessary to ensure success. For the rest of us, we also have a powerful role to play to ensure that our national programmes properly address national issues, as well as playing our part in the global coalition against hunger. As for this meeting I am pleased to support the Declaration of the World Food Summit:five years later. Last, but not least, I would like to add my voice to those who went before me to thank the Italian Government for their warm facilitation of this meeting and the Director-General, Dr. Jacques Diouf and his staff of FAO for their kind assistance. Thank you very much
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Magic Mommy KissesOctober 30th 2012 1:36 pm[ View A Comments (5) ]
We send Magic Kisses to all our friends to help keep them safe! COTW in my Group KCKOctober 22nd 2012 8:35 pm[ View A Comments (3) ]
well we had another surprise today, we didn't know it until Mom was reading our pawmail and there it was announcing to me that I am COTW! OMC I am jumping and dancing the kitty dance because of this honor. I have been stressed and now I am not feelling wellOctober 15th 2012 1:53 pm[ View A Comments (8) ]
Oh this isn't good, I have been stressed with all of the weather changes we have been having going from in the 90's/100's then down to the 60's/70's, now back to it being hot again and the people that live across the street are adding on to their house, those workers make so much noise that it scares me so I run and hide. Sisters what is a brother to do?September 17th 2012 8:25 pm[ View A Comments (4) ]
OK I have to put in my two cents on this subject of Tu Two being called a BEAST or not! TaggedAugust 21st 2012 7:56 pm[ View A Comments (3) ]
"Who are you really?" I am the sweet mellow boyAugust 15th 2012 4:36 pm[ View A Comments (10) ]
Well after reading my sisfurs diary entries I have to tell you I am the sweet mellow kitty. I just take my time doing things, lay around and spend time sleeping during the day while it is hot. DDP thank yousJuly 6th 2012 7:44 pm[ View A Comments (2) ]
Well my friends like everyone else Mom and I were totally surprised when we saw that I actually got a notice that I got a gift, so off we went to my page and found out that I was DDP today....those darn fleas are still keeping all of us from finding out we are being honored....we need major flea clean up here... Their CourageJuly 2nd 2012 2:33 pm[ View A Comments (9) ]
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Well I must say I am so happy I have a new bed the tiger bed...I roar like the tiger...Mom saw this and just had to get it for me cause I am her sweet tiger boy...no I am not a tiger but as close as Mom can have...she also got a new orange kitty nicknack like me sweet & cute just like me.... We have a new fun playhouseMay 23rd 2012 4:31 pm[ View A Comments (6) ]
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Tomorrow's the "big" day and I'm geared and ready. Did all my prep work today so I can spend time visiting with my DD and her family. Only thing left is the mashed potatoes. Have the casseroles ready for the oven. Had to rearrange things. I really wanted to make rolls, but I practically tore the kitchen apart looking for the jar of yeast. Never did find it. But Harry went to the store for me and got some Sister Shubert's. God bless him for that! Plus, I ended up making my own pumpkin pie. (Bought the pie crust though.) Don't even ask me how many dishes I've washed, dried and used over again!! But it's done now and I'm totally into myself for getting it done :-)
The last thing I want to do tonight is cook dinner, but I found just enough leftover tuna casserole in the frig for us tonight. We'll have steamed broccoli with it. I'm not even hungry from having to taste things today. What time of day do you eat T-giving? I'm aiming for 2:00 since the kids have to drive back home tomorrow. DD has to work Friday. Do most people have it in the afternoon or in the evening?? What are you having for dinner tonight, or are you saving yourself for tomorrow?? |
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When I did the dinner here, we usually had it about 4pm. We started it at that time when we had deer hunters in the family, and when that no longer applied, it was by then a habit. That way I didn't have to get up early to get the bird in the oven. I had stuffed peppers and a slice of bread for my evening meal. Shirley |
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I decided to finish up tomorrow's dinner prep instead of cleaning today. Will clean tomorrow. Like you, Patti, I spend half the time washing and reusing every bowl, pot and utensil....and like you, the last thing I feel like doing is cooking dinner tonight. We're having left over pork roast. DH is not that crazy about pork but too bad. We won't be eating Thanksgiving dinner until 6:00 because DS is driving here from Pittsburgh, Pa and he never leaves when he should. That gives me plenty of time to get my act together tomorrow. I'm having trouble typing this because I think I nicked every finger today. That's what happens when you don't stay focused and the knife is going too fast. One of the cuts came from reaching into a water-filled sink with some knives that DH had just sharpened for me. Happy Thanksgiving to you all and Raven, I hope you're feeling better now. |
Glenda, I'm such a Five Guys fan! That sounds so good--what? No fries?? Have a great Thanksgiving with Bee's son. She would be so happy. Shirley, I remember when my dad would go hunting on T-giving, too. I don't remember him bringing home anything edible, though!! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving. Georgysmom, thanks for the reminder to ask Harry to sharp the carving knife. I cleaned the house earlier in the week and threatened the plank if it doesn't stay that way! ;-) Have a wonderfully good time tomorrow, y'all! |
We go out to a nice restaurant--saves all that dashing, cleaning and prepping. I find TG is much less stressful that way. We just went light tonight--bowls of chicken noodle soup and pumpernickel toast. Saving our appetites for the fesat! |
Dinner tomorrow will be around 2, our friends are coming at 1:30 so when everything is ready we will eat. Tonight we are having pizza from Papa Murphy's. Mike is on his way to get it now and I have the oven already preheated. Everyone have a wonderful Thanksgiving. |
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recent years we have had several buildings collapse in Kenya. Here is a
chronicle of most notable events: January 2006 – a building collapses in
Nairobi CBD, Ronald Ngala Street; October 2009 – a building collapses in Kiambu
town; January 2010 – another building collapses still in Kiambu town; June 2011
– a building collapses in Embakasi; still in June, another collapses at Langata
Southern by-pass.
July 2011, a building collapses in Ngara, Nairobi; in September, Matigari
Building in Mathare North, off Thika road collapses; and still in September,
another collapses in Luanda, Vihiga County, killing several people. From
the above images and dates, it's clear that as time progresses, more buildings
are collapsing – death traps that are also causing huge financial losses to the
Local gov't responsibility
world over, local governments are tasked with ensuring the safety of the built
environment. All building plans must be approved by the local authority before
construction commences and must be designed by qualified architects and
also responsible for issuing a certificate of occupation after ensuring that a
building is constructed to the required standards by qualified professionals.
around the world, countries with proper-functioning local government arms such
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disasters such as earthquakes strike. The converse is true. Remember that such
disasters don't kill people, but buildings with questionable structural
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Your role as a citizen
have a role as a citizen to check whether buildings in your neighbourhood have
structural integrity. You can do this as follows. Visit
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professionals involved and the local authority approval number. Local authorities
also post on their notice boards lists of approved buildings as this is
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The Kenya Bureau of Standards
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The ball is in your court
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that the standards body does its part and the local authorities do not sleep on
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Based on its review of the determinants of health, the community-level forces that can influence them, and community experience with performance monitoring, the committee finds that a community health improvement process (CHIP) that includes performance monitoring, as outlined in this report, can be an effective tool for developing a shared vision and supporting a planned and integrated approach to improve community health. It offers a way for a community to address a collective responsibility and marshal resources of specific, accountable entities to improve the health of its members. The committee concluded, however, that individual communities will have to determine the specific allocation of responsibility and accountability. No universal approach can be prescribed. The committee's recommendations for operationalizing a CHIP are based on a variety of theoretical and practical models for community health improvement, continuous quality improvement, quality assurance, and performance monitoring in health care, public health, and other settings. However, the specifics of the committee's proposal have never been tested, in toto, in community settings. Therefore, attention is also given in this report to ways in which the proposed process can be evaluated.
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Deshar Road
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Tel: 44 1479 831466
This family-run operation, 30 miles south of Inverness, has converted a fishing tackle shop into an informal restaurant. The decor is simple, with wooden floors, a bar made from wine cases, and local art on the walls. Lunch tends to offer straightforward dishes such as sausages and mash, deviled kidneys on toast, and homemade soups. It's not elaborate but it is prepared with care, is cooked to order, and uses seasonal, local ingredients—ideas which could be considered dangerously radical in many other catering ventures in the Highlands. In the evenings, the menu steps up a few gears and features dishes such as grilled rainbow trout fillets on a beet and orange salad with arugula pesto or braised wild boar belly from Beauly.
Open Wednesdays through Mondays 12 to 2 pm and 6 to 11 pm.
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Applecross , Scotland
Tel: 44 1520 744262
Applecross, on the west coast directly across from the Isle of Skye, is a long way from anywhere. One approach involves negotiating the hair-raisingly steep Bealach-na-Ba road. It's worth it. Looking out over Applecross Bay to Raasay and beyond that to Skye, the location is breathtaking, especially at sunset. The inn is not the place for silver service and Riedel glassware. Instead there is a lively bar with a good range of malts and simply presented fresh seafood hoisted from the bay. Sitting in the beer garden by the water with a pint pot of squat lobster tails and a bottle of sauvignon blanc is the sort of experience that encourages you to toss your PDA in the water and go native.
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Ardbroilach Road
Kingussie , Scotland
Tel: 44 1540 66 11 66
Set by a river in the village of Kingussie, 20 miles south of Inverness, the dining room in this converted tweed mill is whitewashed and has beamed ceilings and an open fire. It's all perfectly comfortable and pleasant but won't distract from The Cross's two main attractions: Its imaginative food and intriguing wine list. The kitchen keeps on racking up awards for dishes such as organic Shetland salmon marinated with lime and ginger, a combo that makes a pleasant change from the ubiquitous smoked salmon. Another starter of sweet, seared scallops comes with a contrastingly sharp dressing of capers and a cauliflower purée. Local ingredients such as a well-flavored roast partridge might be married with a buttery root mash and then spiked with slightly more exotic cowberries. The wine list is less concerned with expensive grand crus than it is with lesser-known but interesting bottles that reflect the owners' catholic tastes. They list 40 dessert wines, which may well be a record for Scotland. And if you sample too much, there are eight reasonable en-suite rooms.
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As well as its seven bedrooms and public bar, the Harbour Inn's dining room is a major selling point, with scenic views across to Jura, a neighboring island of the Inner Hebrides. Given the easy access to some of the best seafood in the world, it's no surprise that the Harbour Inn majors in all things finned, and the dining room's decor reflects its maritime setting. The seafood chowder is as chunky as it is creamy, while a fillet of pearly halibut might come with a chardonnay and saffron sauce. The shellfish are superb: Try the zingy crab and prawn tian jazzed up with a lime and chilli dressing, or the huge, fleshy Loch Gruinart oysters that have a salty, peaty taste.
Open daily 12 to 2 pm and 6 to 9 pm.
Gallanach Road
Oban , Scotland
Tel: 44 1631 56 6000
There are few airs and graces about this tiny west coast restaurant which serves fish caught by owner Eilidh Smith's brother, but what it lacks in sophistication it makes up for in the freshness of its seafood and great views out to the islands. The menu will depend on what has been landed recently. Typical choices include cracked crab claws, oysters on ice, grilled lobster with asparagus, and scallops in garlic butter.
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Tel: 44 1470 511 258
Perched in one of Skye's more remote corners, this former farming croft opened as The Three Chimneys in 1985. Today the restaurant is one of the more celebrated places to eat in the U.K. and, despite its location, booking is advisable for even a Monday lunch. The menu reads like an ingredients map of Scotland: Langoustines from Loch Dunvegan, Lochalsh chanterelles, Glen Hinnisdale lamb, and Skye red deer all make star appearances. For all its accolades, the food here isn't complicated and the menu body-swerves the more persnickety excesses of haute cuisine in favor of well-defined flavors. If you want to know what Scotland tastes like, then the poached Inverness-shire Limousin beef with pearl barley broth, croft summer vegetables, and a wild thyme and horseradish cream points in the right direction. Six well-appointed bedroom suites with views over Loch Dunvegan are available at the adjacent House Over-By.
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Romance has a way putting a smile on your face. Many happy gray faces appear on the mug, along with this lovely line: "If I know what love is, it is because of you." The textured non-slip sleeve is imprinted with a heart pattern, helping you get a grip while you wrestle with the butterflies in your stomach. A very cute ceramic mug plus lid, with a romantic twist. |


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On Monday, December 1, in commemoration of World AIDS Day, the New York City Department of Health will host The Red Ball, a reception at the OUT Hotel featuring performances by Ana Matronic, DJ Seth Ninja, DJ Sammy Jo, DJ Byrell and Symba.
New York Vows to End AIDS Epidemic by 2020
On World AIDS Day, December 1, the New York City World AIDS Day Coalition will host a community launch of the Governor's Ending the Epidemic Campaign at Harlem's Apollo Theater.
Designers 'Fashion For Action' Benefits Housing Works
On Thursday, November 20, fashion-forward folks will gather at the Rubin Museum of Art for "Fashion For Action," a fundraiser to benefit Housing Works.
Center Women's Event 17 Honors Activist Gloria Steinem
In a celebration of activism and advocacy, The Center will honor iconic advocate and activist Gloria Steinem and New York State Assemblymember Deborah J. Glick at its 17th Annual Women's Event on Saturday, November 15.
Musical Review of the Roaring '20s Benefits UN Women
This weekend, from Oct. 24-26 at New York's Moscow 57, Karen Nason and special guest Ellen Kaye will star in "Let's Misbehave! A Musical Review of the Roaring '20s and Beyond," to benefit UN Women.
International Women's Media Foundation Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) will celebrate the 25th anniversary of honoring women journalists at the 2014 Courage in Journalism Awards on October 22 at Cipriani 42nd Street.
Gov. Cuomo Announces 'End of AIDS' Taskforce
On October 14, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the creation of the End of AIDS Task Force to implement his bold plan to end new HIV infections in the Empire State by 2020.
Empire State Goes Purple for Domestic Violence Month
New York turned the Empire State Building purple to raise awareness about National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
GMHC Asks 'What Does PrEP Mean for Women?'
On Tuesday, Oct. 14, GMHC will hold a community discussion on women and HIV titled, "PrEP Rally 4: What Does PrEP Mean for Women?" The event will discuss the impact of PrEP on women, and will discuss public policy work at the city and state level.
NYC Councilman Proposes Birth Certificate Modernization
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Very bright and quiet studio, very typical neighborhood, all services nearby bars, restaurants, bank, pharmacy, supermarket, etc.. Recently renovated in 2004. Very nice, quiet, well equipped. Giudecca is a very real Venetian neighborhood with low tourist presence but very accessible. For example, the Accademia is 10 minutes, San Marco 15 Minutes. What makes this place very special is its proximity to the water, but also an incredible view of the city just outside your window. You can just sit and relax in a quiet atmosphere and watch the view of the city. The studio has air conditioning '(A / C) and WI-FI Internet included in the rent.
The island was originally known as the Spina Lunga ("Long Edge" Spina, fishbone) because of its curved and elongated. The place later received its current name, according to some, by the Jewish community that there would be installed, but this explanation is not convincing because the former Jewish ghetto was located in the neighborhood ("sestiere") of Cannaregio. It is more likely that the name derives from the word Giudecca giudicare ("judge"; giudizio, "judgment"), with reference to the use of the island as a place of exile for dissidents aristocrats in the early ninth century. The island then became the golden age of the Republic, a resort and escape, consisting of palaces surrounded by large parks.
The Grand Canal and the Giudecca Canal (at the bottom, the church of Santa Maria della Salute in Venice)
The magnificence of this period is particularly evidenced by the imposing church of Redentore ("Redeemer"), designed by Andrea Palladio between 1577 and 1592 to mark the end of the terrible plague that struck the city in 1576 and decimated a third of its inhabitants. Every year, the Doge and his entourage visited the church across the canal on a bridge of boats from the dock in the Zatterre sestiere Dorsoduro. This feast of the Redeemer has always held in the third week of July.
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The place became an industrial area in the early twentieth century including shipyards and factories, and a movie studio. The decline began Giudecca after the Second World War with the gradual closure of the industrial sector. For many years, the Giudecca be degraded and seedy place, before a series of pardons not make again a quiet modern residential area, and appreciated. It is famous for its long pier north, which forms a beautiful promenade and offers a splendid view of Venice.
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What is the environment like at your workplace? Do you like your co-workers? - page 2
One of my friends, a relatively recent grad, has been working at a hospital for about a year now and hates her co-workers. She complains about how "catty" her co-workers are. One the flip side:... Read More
14Jan 22, '13 by not.done.yet GuideI seriously disagree with the statement that "most nurses hate new nurses". What a crock and an insult to nurses everywhere.
4Jan 22, '13 by loriangel14 Guide[The reason why your cousin can't stand her co-workers is because she's new and most nurses hate new nurses....]
I wouldn't make such a broad statement. My floor has hired a handful of new grads over the last year and we haven't been mean to them and we don't hate them.They are good young nurses and they have quickly become members of our close knit group.I have only been on the job 6 years and I was never subjected to any mean treatment when I started.
We share our worries and give each other support and encouragement.Two years ago I went to Cuba with 7 other people from work.Last edit by loriangel14 on Jan 22, '13 -
9Jan 22, '13 by RNperdiemI get along fine with my co-workers. My secret? I keep my expectations of coworkers realistic.
I don't expect everyone to be my friend, but to maintain warm but professional relationships.
Realistic means accepting that people are going to have bad days too.
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0Jan 22, '13 by nurseywifeymommy1I like most of the people I work with. Management seems fair to me, although others don't. Just follow their rules and its good. I guess I've worked at terrible places and appreciate where I am.
3Jan 22, '13 by Nascar nurse, ASN, RNQuote from nurse4saleI put it like this. The reason why your cousin can't stand her co-workers is because she's new and most nurses hate new nurses....Hence: Nurses eat their young.. Some of the most ignorant people in the hospital, you would think are the patients, but it's not, are the nurses. Some nurses are just down right angry people walking the earth. I always use to question why they ever became nurses in the first place. They know who they are. Aren't nurses suppose to be kind, understanding and loving toward their fellow man/woman? That's a joke. Another reason why some nurses are angry toward new grads/nurses is because someone was mean to them when they first started and they forgot how horrible it felt, so they continue the chain of abuse. I never let it bother me because I knew one day I would get them back and I did.
Now, as for your Aunt who was a nurse for 20 years. She's probably has been at the same health care facility for a long time, along with her co-workers and they are all friends, or they just learned to tolerate each other and to get along. Ask your aunt the next time you see her if she is/was one of those nurses who bullied new grads.
I can proudly state I have never bullied a new grad/nurse, or even an experienced nurse who was new to our facility. As a matter of fact, I stopped several nurses from bullying an agency nurse who came to our facility to help us out with wound care. How stupid can some people get to bully someone who came to help them?
Tsk, tsk, tsk.....So not true. Why dump all experienced nurses into one big group? And where did you get the cousin from (OP never said anything about a cousin) and what assumptions you make about an aunt you don't even know!
To the OP - I bet you could ask nearly anyone in nearly any profession and some people are gonna love their coworkers and others are gonna hate their coworkers. This is human nature and in all fairness, there could be an endless possibilities about WHY this occurs in any one place. -
0Jan 22, '13 by nurseywifeymommy1As for nurses eating their young- some men & women are just B:+€$'s . Either you are kind and caring and secure or not.
0Jan 22, '13 by LaRNI worked at one home health that was a snake pit, they constantly kept things stirred up and if someone wasn't doing something wrong that they could nail them for, they would set them up.
And I've worked at some places where everyone was nice, some like family.
Now I work with people who seem to just be running on auto pilot......they are not concerned about getting personal with others, but are very civil. That seems to work best. -
8Jan 22, '13 by proud nurse, BSN, RNI don't socialize with co-workers outside of work. I don't want to know every detail about their spouse, kids, pets, pregnancy, new house, how drunk they got,etc... none of that. I have some trust issues. I don't trust many people. I get along just fine with co-workers in the workplace. When I was a school nurse, I heard one secretary say about me to the other secretary "she's so damn professional, it's disgusting." I've always been like that. Sometimes it looks like fun when everyone is laughing and planning things, but I'm just cautious that way. I don't need the drama, I have enough family for that.
1Jan 22, '13 by samadams8Longtime nurse here. My experience has been that 7/10 places I have worked had a good amount of toxicity. For the other 3 out of 10, well everyone pretty much worked together, making the already stressful jobs better than endurable. Too bad the overall stats that I know weren't as good as the 33% to which I speak of with pride and joy.anotherone likes this.
1Jan 22, '13 by KelRN215, BSN, RNQuote from RNperdiemI think this is an excellent point. I always got along with my coworkers but I also viewed the relationship for what it was- we were coworkers, not friends. That's not to say I wasn't friendly with some of my co-workers or that there aren't some who I still consider my friends even when I don't work there anymore but, by and large, if I were to talk about these people I would say "coworker" and not "friend". There were several people who I worked with who felt that many of our co-workers were "cliquey" because they were friends with each other and not everyone. I viewed that for what it was... several girls who lived close to each other and had kids of the same age did mommy and me groups with their kids together. I didn't view that as being cliquey... I am younger than them and childless, so they weren't excluding me by doing this.I get along fine with my co-workers. My secret? I keep my expectations of coworkers realistic.
I don't expect everyone to be my friend, but to maintain warm but professional relationships.
Realistic means accepting that people are going to have bad days too.
Do your job, help out and avoid the gossip mill.
I am pleasant to my coworkers... by and large what I want is to go to work, do my job and go home. I leave you alone and you leave me alone. That's it. (I also work in a different environment outside of the hospital now.)anotherone likes this.


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The All-Ohio State Fair Band was founded in 1925 and was known as the All-Ohio Boys' State Fair Band. It was then, as is now, comprised of superior musicians from throughout the State of Ohio. The members of the 2014 AOSFB will arrive at The Rhodes Center on July 19and began several intense days of rehearsal. The talented musicians will take part in a rigorous pre-fair schedule where they learn close to 60 pieces of concert music of various styles and genres as well as numerous marches. Throughout the 2014 Ohio State Fair the Band members will perform 90 concerts while continuing a long standing tradition of entertaining Ohio's citizens. The founder and first director was Jack Wainwright (1925-1931) of Fostoria. He has been followed by four other directors: Louis E. Pete (1932-1966), Jack O. Evans (1967-1969), Omar P. Blackman (1970-1998) and Donald F. Santa-Emma, who has been director since 1999, and just celebrated 40 years as a staff member during the 2013 State Fair. Each year there are various new experiences for the Band as well as the continuation of numerous AOSFB traditions which include Ballyhoo-ing through the grounds, performances on the Rhodes Lawn and a performances at the Lausche Building and The Coliseum. This year the Band will perform at the Show Place Stage and will have several morning performances in Central Park and is scheduled for the Governor's Cup for the third straight year. |
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