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Fulfilling their Potential Lacey Green Diary October 13th 2006 Library staff visited the youth club and talked with Bev and members of the Youth Committee. Police and fire service as well as local volunteers were at the club. It was agreed by the young people that there would be a special meeting of the youth committee, open to all other interested young people, on Wednesday 25th October. October 25th 2006 On a very stormy night the attendance at the meeting was disappointing, but the young people who braved the storm were enthusiastic about having a collection of books and other materials in the youth centre. They had consulted members of the club about the creative event, and the majority had expressed a preference for a Graffiti Workshop. They felt that the volunteering opportunity (taking charge of the loan collection) was likely to interest some members. November 2006 It became clear that the timescale for "New Wilmslow" was likely to slip, and it was agreed that the project would focus on outreach and involving the young people in service development rather than the new building. Staff changes will bring a new library manager (Lynda Cotterill) to Wilmslow. Paul Everitt is keen to remain involved as much as possible from his new post in Macclesfield. December 18th Libraries" Marketing and Development Group agreed to provide £200 to buy magazines for the Lacey Green Project. This will be the only new money available from libraries for Fulfilling their Potential; other contributions are in staff time, and from existing resources. Shan Wilkinson (Young People"s Specialist), Anne Sherman (Reader Development Officer) and Lynda Cotterill (Wilmslow Library Manager) met to discuss progress and bring Lynda up-to-date with the project. It was decided that funding for magazines should be available at Wilmslow so that the young people could choose from local newsagents. January 19th 2007 This was the proposed start of the project at Lacey Green, as agreed at the above meeting, but was postponed for one week because the Young people had already arranged a "Make Over" night at the club, supported by the Body Shop. January 26th This date was postponed because of problem behaviour at Lacey Green. Youth workers wanted to close the club to deal with a small number of young people whose behaviour is unacceptable to other members of the club. February 9th Shan Wilkinson and Julie Bullock arrived at the youth club with a trolley, 25 books, 12 Xbox and PS games and some magazines. The vice chair of the youth committee volunteered to take charge of the collection, until other members of the club felt they could help out. She also arranged to visit Wilmslow library to choose a second collection of books to supplement those chosen by Shan and Julie. At first the young people looked at the computer games and tried a couple of Xbox games on the club"s consoles. They were not very impressed by the games and asked for PSP and more recent PS2. After some encouragement by Bev and a discussion about a budget for magazines, the girls spent some time discussing the magazines they would like to buy, and asked some of the boys for ideas. Later in the session a group of girls looked at the books, but the boys were unwilling to commit themselves. The only book which attracted boys was the latest Where"s Wally, perhaps reading is not something they are prepared to admit to! No books, magazines or games were borrowed. February 12th The volunteer librarian visited Wilmslow library and, with Julie"s help, chose an additional set of books for the trolley. February 16th Lynda Cotterill made her first visit, bringing the books and magazines that were chosen on Monday. She also brought some withdrawn books from Wilmslow. Shan brought some PS2 games and a PSP game from Chester. Two games were in use on the consoles all evening. Shan and Lynda had a game of air hockey which Lynda won, and Lynda played table tennis with one of the boys, who had an interesting "fast bowler" service. This week there was a lot of interest in the magazines and books, by boys and girls. Requests were made for additional magazine titles. 7 Books, some magazines and games were borrowed. February 23rd Anne Sherman made her first visit, to talk to young people about the proposed Street Art workshop to be held at Wilmslow library. A group of girls discussed the ideas with her, and she saw the art work on the walls which members produced after discussing the project before Christmas. Shan had brought another PS2 game, and Julie was there with more magazines and some more withdrawn books from Wilmslow (Asterix, Tintin and Where"s Wally). 4 books and 2 games were borrowed. The PSP game is popular, but there is only a very small stock of that format. Bev is to bring the young people together at the start of next weeks club, she feels, due to the numbers of young people who attend the club sessions it may be more beneficial to open club another night for those young people who want to take part in the graffiti Art. A discussion at the start of next week will determine if this is the best way forward. March 2nd Shan spoke to the young people about the Street Art event which has been arranged for March 17th at Wilmslow Library. Some members of the club said that they will be unable to attend because of work or sport commitments on Saturdays, but 17 signed a list of people who planned to be there. Bev pointed out that there was very little time to publicise the event and Shan agreed to ask her son Dan, who is a designer, to make a flyer. Shan is going on holiday to France for a week from next Friday and will miss the Street Art event, but Lynda, Julie Anne and Bev will be there. March 7th After some e-mail difficulties due to file size the Street Art Flyer reached Bev in time for her to print it before Friday. March 9th Bev distributed the flyer to all the young people who were there, and planned the delivery of flyers to those who had not attended. March 16th Julie and Lynda attended the Youth Club. Chatted to some of the young people about the workshop at Wilmslow Library that was happening the next day. There was a lot of enthusiasm for the event and an appreciation of the money being spent to enable the workshop to take place. Bev had also spoken to club members to try and gauge likely numbers for the event as it had to be limited to 20. Julie and Lynda were also invited to play snooker with a group of the young people. This was a knockout contest…..fail to pot a ball 3 times and you were "out". Needless to say neither Julie nor Lynda won, but they didn"t disgrace themselves either! The Street Art event was promoted again. Books and magazines were borrowed. March 17th Graffiti Workshop at Wilmslow Library Anne Sherman had sourced Nugent Graffiti Workshop to run the event from 11-1 in the meeting room at Wilmslow Library. Bev, Julie, Anne and Lynda helped to host the morning, with Bev and Julie ensuring that the teenagers were made to feel welcome as they arrived at the library and were shown to where it was all "happening". Bev had done a sterling job of getting new members – 5 children and 2 parents joined and were very excited at the prospect of being able to choose books for themselves. The 2 people running the actual workshop were able to enthuse the teenagers and the kids really seemed to enjoy the morning, producing their own "graffiti" on individual pieces of paper which were displayed in the library at the end of the morning, and remained there for the following 2 weeks The workshop acted as a taster session on Street Art and gave them some ideas to work on. A big thank you, particularly to Anne for organising the artists and Bev for whipping up support. 9 young people attended the creative workshop at Wilmslow library and produced images on an animal theme. 7 joined the library and borrowed books, some for homework. March 23rd The club provided another opportunity for designing street art both for those unable to attend the event at Wilmslow library, and those who simply wanted to do more. We all tried designing "tags". Drawing on the whiteboards with special pens was a great success, and Shan promised to find some manga and cartoon drawing books for next week. March 26th Shan found several manga drawing and cartooning books at Chester library on Monday but she will not be at Lacey Green this week so she sent them to Handforth for Bev, she also returned a book that someone has used for homework. Shan has used the magazine choices from Lacey Green as evidence in a debate about providing magazines for young people in all libraries. At present only a few Cheshire libraries provide magazines aimed at young people but that is about to change and libraries will be interested in the choices made at Lacey Green in deciding which magazines to buy. March 30th The last session before the Easter break. The manga and cartooning books from Chester had not arrived at Handforth. Bev decided to take advantage of the current interest in art to involve Lacey Green in Handforth library"s promotion of the Summer Reading Challenge which has an environmental theme. Bev and the young people will be collecting materials for artwork on an environmental and wildlife theme which will be designed and produced at the youth club and displayed in the library. There was a photograph of young people at the art workshop at Wilmslow library and an article in the Wilmslow Advertiser, three weeks after the event! April 6th and 13th The club was closed over the Easter break. April 20th Shan was ill and was unable to attend the club, where she had hoped to discuss sustainability with young people. The club is looking for another volunteer to help her to run the loan collection. 2 books were borrowed. Young people started art work for Handforth library. April 27th The club was closed because of the death of a parent, many club members and the youth workers had gone to the funeral. May 4th Shan"s final visit. Bev was ill and could not attend. Shan and the volunteer librarian discussed the future of the loan collection. Another young person has volunteered to help her, but she is not able to attend every week, so most of the work will still her responsibility. Julie will help her to change the stock over the Whit holiday. Lynda will come next week and help the other young people decide which books and games they want to change. Two young people were reading graphic novels for most of the session. Overheard at the book trolley (one of the boys looking at Simpsons comic books) "I"ve read that one…..read that one…..read that one…..read that one…..read that one… read "em all!"
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James Ernest Ballow, 47, of Elizabethtown, died Friday, March 8, 2013, at University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington.
He was a native of Vincennes, Ind., and a 1984 graduate of Vincennes Rivet High School. He worked at Keyboard Carriage for 17 years.
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This Tuesday, just before 7am, an accident that involved three cars and several people occurred on Spencer Highway in Pasadena, Texas. An unidentified woman was driving a white Mustang on the highway with a young boy in the back seat and a six-year-old boy in the front seat. Initially, the woman hit a red sedan, driven by a mother taking her young daughter to school. The Mustang continued without stopping, veered into oncoming traffic and hit a pickup truck head-on. Unfortunately, the woman in question was seriously injured with an open head wound and several broken bones. The boy in the front seat of her car lost his arm when it was severed in the accident and there is a chance it may still be reattached. The other boy fortunately did not sustain life-threatening injuries.
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The government is trying to operate like a business, but unlike most private-sector firms, some service providers can't be sure what to charge their customers, experts said.
Auditors at the Government Accountability Office said several agencies with interagency contracts and those that help other agencies with acquisitions don't carefully account for all the costs of their programs, according to a report released Sept. 12.
For example, the General Services Administration doesn't account for the costs of each contract in its Networx multi-agency contract (MAC), a major telecommunications service offering for federal customers. GSA officials told GAO that they track the total direct and indirect costs of operations for Networx only as part of a larger program because it's jointly managed with the long-distance services program. Similarly, the Interior Department doesn't assign its overhead costs proportionately between its offices in Arizona and Virginia.
Yet, tracking and identifying costs is a key element in deciding what to charge customers, GAO said.
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The process of managing and setting fee rates for interagency contracts involves balancing the costs of operating the program and the revenues needed to cover those costs, Woods wrote.
GSA, Interior, NASA's Solutions for Enterprisewide Procurement (SEWP) program, and the National Institutes of Health have fee-based MACs and assistance services. Their fee rates for the selected interagency contract programs range from 0.25 percent to 12 percent of the value of the order for fiscal 2011. They also vary depending on the level of service and type of acquisition services provided.
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In these tough budgetary times, agency officials considering whether to use MACs or get help with their acquisitions will likely look for more details about where their money is going.
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Schneider new owner of Century Saloon
Matt Schneider was looking to own a bar or restaurant for the last couple of years.
"I enjoyed being out with people and socializing," he said.
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The Sandy Hook Run for Families is a 5K run/fitness walk that debuted last year to honor the memories of the victims of 12/14 and to support those affected by the events of that day. Approximately 15,000 runners and walkers took to the streets of Hartford and virtually in their own areas to show support for Newtown on March 23, 2013, raising more than $438,000 for The Sandy Hook School Support Fund. This year's event will be at Fairfield Hills on March 29, with a max cap set at 1,000 runners. Those spots will be awarded on a lottery basis, and registration for that lottery opens Sunday morning. A kids fun run will also be offered in March, with space for up to 250 young participants.
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Newtown High School's gymnastics squad had its first meet of the season when the Nighthawks participated in the Pomperaug Invitational in Southbury on January 4. Newtown, with a score of 128.8, placed fourth among 13 teams. Daniel Hand of Madison won the meet with a score of 140.7, Fairfield Ludlowe was second with a score of 131.55, Farmington came in third with a score of 130.45, and Glastonbury was edged out by Newtown and placed fifth with a score of 127.15.
Newtown High School's wrestling team continued its winning ways with four wins during competition at the Trumbull Duals on January 4. The Nighthawks were among eight participating teams and won the competition, edging runner-up Trumbull 36-33. With their early-season success — they also won the Fairfield Ludlowe Invitational and defeated Bunnell of Stratford and Bristol Eastern — the Hawks cracked the top ten in the Norwich Bulletin state coaches poll this week, knocking Trumbull from the ranks and claiming the No. 8 spot.
Members of the Newtown Youth Basketball Association (NYBA) invite the Newtown senior citizen community to a special night at Newtown High School on Thursday, February 6. The evening will feature dinner with NYBA players at 6 pm, followed by admission to the girls' varsity game against Weston at 7 pm.
Newtown Babe Ruth Baseball will have its Third Annual Hot Stove Dinner on Thursday, January 16, from 6 to 9 pm at The Waterview in Monroe. This night of baseball is designed to promote a positive baseball culture in the area and will include a talk from current Major Leaguer John McDonald.
There has not been much practice for the Nighthawks. Holidays and snow days resulting in canceled school have left the Newtown High School swimmers with minimal time in the water to gear up for meets. The rust didn't show in the team's first meet in more than a week — a 100-75 win over visiting Bethel on January 7.
Newtown High School's hockey team earned a 4-0 win over the host Watertown-Pomperaug of Southbury team at Taft School's Mays Rink in Watertown on January 4. Goaltender Patrick McLoughlin kicked aside all 21 shots he faced to earn the shutout. Jonathan Lovorn scored two goals and had an assist, Zach Waller and Matt Sabia both scored, and Hayden Savoia, Cooper McLean, and Dan Harrison all registered assists. The Nighthawks then blanked visiting Tri-Town 3-0 at Danbury Ice Arena on January 8 to improve to 4-1-1 this season.
Newtown High School's boys' basketball team won its second game in a row and, in the process, got a little redemption — beating Kolbe Cathedral 77-55 in Bridgeport on January 7. The Nighthawks had lost hold of a second-half lead in a 59-50 setback to Kolbe during the Hoops For Heroes Tournament in Newtown on December 30. When the teams got reacquainted a week later, Newtown made sure there would be no letting go of a second-half lead as the Hawks earned a convincing 22-point victory. This was the first game that counts in the South-West Conference standings.


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It seems that you are looking for some tall and narrow plants that will block out the view of your neighbor. There are some pre-planning exercises that need to be done before you start to look at plant choices. Take a look at the soil condition (well-drained, dry, sloped, etc) and sun exposure (morning sun, afternoon sun) and optimum height (to block your bad views). This will give you a set of criteria that will narrow down your plant choices. You can select several different plants that will give you attractive flowering, foliage or fruiting features during different times of the year.
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Excessive exercise is a rather subjective concept. The list of high risk sports is interesting though; quite a variety with no obvious characteristic factor.
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Efforts by members of Congress to slow the Department of Labor's reproposal of its fiduciary rule will have little to no effect, Phyllis Borzi, assistant secretary of DOL's Employee Benefit Security Administration, said Tuesday.
A bill introduced by Rep. Ann Wagner, R-Mo., that will be marked up by the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, requires that the DOL wait to publish its fiduciary rule for 60 days after the Securities and Exchange Commission releases its fiduciary rule proposal.
When asked after her remarks at the Insured Retirement Institute's regulatory conference in Washington if DOL was going to wait for the SEC to publish its rule, Borzi (right) exclaimed: "Of course not."
DOL, Borzi told reporters, "began working on its rule" to amend the definition of fiduciary under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act "before Dodd-Frank." DOL, she said, is "coordinating very closely with the SEC to make sure we don't have outright conflicts," adding that it was ludicrous for lawmakers to think that "one statute is more important than another."
Twenty-nine members of the Congressional Black Caucus, two from the Hispanic Caucus and one from the Asian Pacific Caucus told Seth Harris, DOL's acting secretary, in a June 14 letter that DOL's reproposal should be executed "carefully, prudently and in conjunction with the SEC to avoid uncertainty and disruption" in the retirement marketplace. The caucus members said they were jointly concerned that the reproposed fiduciary definition could "restrict our constituents' access to professional financial advisors."
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Chuck Hagel, newly sworn in as Secretary of Defense, started his job dealing with the Pentagon's forced budget cuts. (File photo)
March 1 marked D-Day for sequestration as lawmakers and President Barack Obama failed to reach a deal to avert the across-the-board spending cuts. With $85 billion in budget reductions mandated for this fiscal year, agencies now must get serious about implementing cuts within their various departments.
Throughout Washington federal officials and analysts alike spoke out about the cuts, most prominently about the pain sequestration will – or will not, depending on who was speaking – cause Americans across the country.
"Even with these cuts in place, folks all across this country will work hard to make sure that we keep the recovery going. But Washington sure isn't making it easy," Obama said after a last-ditch morning meeting with congressional leaders proved to be yet another stalemate. "It's important to understand that not everyone will feel the pain of these cuts right away. The pain, though, will be real."
If there was a common theme throughout "sequestration day" and the many discussions it launched, the idea of gradual-but-inevitable effects was it. While some experts disputed the claims that cuts will be disastrous to the economy and military readiness, it was widely noted that impact will trickle down during the coming months and years.
At the Defense Department – where $46 billion in cuts are being leveled – the influence is already being felt and now will be accelerated, top DOD officials and analysts said. Ahead of implementation of the cuts, the services outlined plans for reducing costs, including the curtailment of Army training and reductions in Air Force flying hours, Navy steaming days and the number of ships at sea.
"Let me make it clear that this uncertainty puts at risk our ability to effectively fulfill all of our missions," Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said at a March 1 Pentagon press conference. "The leadership at the Pentagon, all of us, have two serious concerns. First, the abrupt and arbitrary cuts under the sequester, and second, the lack of management flexibility we now face in the current [continuing resolution]. For the past two months DOD has begun to see the effects and consequences of that uncertainty."
Now, DOD will take on further risk, Hagel said.
While military personnel are exempt from sequestration, they are not immune to sequestration's impact, Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said at the briefing.
"If you planned to fly, or to train in the next few months – that's their duty, that's their responsibility to our national security, and they're not going to be able to do that," Carter said. Such operational fallout comes in addition to the roughly 800,000 civilian DOD personnel who will now face furlough, a move that will begin taking effect in April, once required notices have been issued. The defense industrial base also is bracing for impact, where effects in many cases will not be immediate but will eventually reverberate through both the private sector and the Pentagon.
"The contractor workforce depends on us and we in turn depend on them," Carter said. "We don't make anything here in the Pentagon so we depend on the industrial base...many of them will be affected very directly by this because we will be cutting back on contractor spend. We have to find $46 billion between now and the end of the year, and the civilian and military workforce...only provide a few billion dollars. The rest will affect contractors."
While Carter called the contractor impact "serious and immediate," others say it may not be as bad as many fear. According to Todd Harrison, senior analyst at the Center for Strategic Budgetary Assessment, some contractors will feel the effects sooner than others, but it might not be all bad news.
"The decline in revenues will be gradual. For equipment manufacturers, it will happen gradually over years. For service contractors, it will happen more quickly," Harrison said. "But because DOD will have to go back and renegotiate contracts...it is possible that some parts of the defense industry, while they may see revenues decline, [they] may see profit margins increase. They may be able to negotiate contracts in more favorable terms."
The Pentagon, too, faces ramifications in dealings with industry. If sequestration truly remains in effect for the rest of the year, the services may default on some contracts, such as multi-year procurements. That will mean penalties and wasted taxpayer dollars, Harrison said.
Across DOD, the cuts – which have been painted as catastrophic by top officials – are in keeping with broader post-war trends as the U.S. draws down its presence is Afghanistan, some analysts noted. "This is not a meat-ax; it's a gradual series of steps," said Stimson Center's Gordon Adams, former associate director at Office for Management and Budget and now professor at American University. "The drama of the CR and the sequester...are really a reflection of a broader trend here, which is the defense budget is coming down. And it's going to come down over the next 10 years steeper, in my judgment, than the $487 billion" previously outlined by former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.
Adams, speaking on a March 1 conference call, was joined by Center for American Progress's Larry Korb in saying that the doomsday scenarios predicted for the military are overblown.
"Nobody wants this. Everybody thinks it's not the way to run a railroad, not to say the world's largest organization," Korb said. "But I think that even with sequestration, given the guidance you get from OMB, you can do it without impacting our readiness to deal with the threats we face."
While Harrison – who also noted that further budget issues loom in the March 27 expiration date of the current CR – cautioned that DOD officials should watch their Armageddon-esque rhetoric, Carter reiterated his stance that sequestration poses dangers for national security.
"This country is turning a strategic corner...coming out of the era of Iraq and Afghanistan, we're trying to address the national security problems that are going to define this country's future," Carter said. "We also have to understand that we're going to have [fewer] resources than we have in the past decade. This is something different. This is something that is not managerially, or from a national-security point of view, prudent."
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Everyone talks about sequestration as a budget cut. As I understand (and of course I could be wrong) the actual cuts are for the increase over last years spending. As an example, last years budget was $100. This years was going to be say $120. Because of sequestration we must cut like 3% of the increase of $20. If this is the case then what programs have been initiated to take require that $20. Is that program worth giving most, but not all DoD civilians a 20% pay cut. I would like to see tranparency on this, but of course that will not happen. If there is transparency that makes it harder to lie.
The uncertainty in DOD and elsewhere is primarily due to lack of planning. The sequestration was set up way back in 2011 so there was plenty of time to come up with a reasonable plan to implement it - but this administration purposefully chose not to do any of that planning. For DOD, whose top brass is always planning for various contingencies, it should have been a cakewalk. The same goes for many other agencies. Simply put, this President wanted to create the worst possible situation in order to further his own agenda - not to properly run the government. It is so obvious because he and his Dem and media allies (yes, that is redundant) blame the Repubs even though the Repub controlled House was the only group submitting any sort of plan to deal with the situation.
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Unlike in most Marvel comics where Captain America's indestructible shield survives battles without so much as a scratch barring extraordinary (i.e. involving Wolverine's adamantium claws) circumstances, his movieverse mode of defense is introduced as an unpainted vibranium prototype. Despite getting a very recognizable paint job that survived the Chitauri invasion in The Avengers, judging by a new teaser poster the red, white and blue beacon of defense may get tarnished something fierce on April 4 when Captain America: The Winter Soldier debuts in theaters.
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Incidence (per 10,000) ...................... 12 Deaths (annual) ............................... 339 Proportion of Critical Illness Cover claims .................... 1.4% Alzheimer's disease – resulting in Parkinson's disease – resulting in permanent symptoms permanent symptoms Deafness – permanent and irreversible Incidence (per 10,000) ...................28 Incidence (per 10,000) ..................3.6 Deaths (annual) .........................5,697 Incidence (per 10,000) ..................... 0.3 Deaths (annual) .........................4,371 Proportion of Critical Deaths (annual) ................................... 0 Proportion of Critical Illness Cover claims ................. 0.3% Proportion of Critical Illness Cover claims ................. 0.7% Illness Cover claims .................. 0.03% Aorta graft surgery – for disease or Stroke – resulting in permanent traumatic injury Heart attack – of specified severity symptoms Incidence (per 10,000) ..................1.8 Incidence (per 10,000) ...................... 35 Incidence (per 10,000) ...................41 Deaths (annual) ............................484 Deaths (annual) .......................... 31,283 Deaths (annual) .......................34,553 Proportion of Critical Proportion of Critical Proportion of Critical Illness Cover claims ................. 0.1% Illness Cover claims .................. 11.5% Illness Cover claims ................. 6.8% Aplastic anaemia – requiring regular Heart valve replacement or repair – with surgery to divide the breastbone Third degree burns – covering 20% blood transfusions of the body's surface area or 50% Incidence (per 10,000) ..................... 2.3 loss of surface area of the face Incidence (per 10,000) ................0.02 Deaths (annual) ............................125 Deaths (annual) ............................... 296 Proportion of Critical Incidence (per 10,000) ..................0.3 Proportion of Critical Illness Cover claims .................... 1.2% Deaths (annual) ............................188 Illness Cover claims ............... 0.03% Proportion of Critical Illness Cover claims ................. 0.1% Kidney failure – requiring dialysis Bacterial meningitis – resulting in permanent symptoms Incidence (per 10,000) ..................... 1.3 Deaths (annual) ............................ 3,961 Bright Grey, like some other critical illness Incidence (per 10,000) ..................0.4 Proportion of Critical insurance providers, also includes cover for the Deaths (annual) ..............................75 Illness Cover claims .................... 0.7% following conditions. 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