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Hurricane season is here; are you prepared?
By Guest Blogger on July 2, 2013 at 7:52 AM
Posted in: Claims, Safety and Insurance Issues
With the devastation of Superstorm Sandy last year, we all know that it only takes one major storm to cause serious destruction to homes and businesses. This year, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is forecasting an active hurricane season, with the likelihood of 13 to 20 named storms in 2013.
GEICO has outlined several hurricane preparedness tips to help you protect yourself, your loved ones and your property during the hurricane season. For instance, do you have an out-of-town emergency contact? If not, now's the time to set one up, so they know your whereabouts in case of a storm.
I've never experienced a hurricane up close, thank goodness. But thanks to GEICO, I now have some guidance that might help me survive one.
Do you have any other preparedness tips? Please share in the comments below.
8 responses to "Hurricane season is here; are you prepared?"
Keep at least half a tank of gas in your car. Remember the lines for gas after Hurricane Sandy.
Having gone through more then 6 hurricanes in south florida here is my hurricane list
1 gallon of water per per son and pet per day ( at least seven day supply)
1 gas powered generator at least 2500 watts to run minimal daily electronic necesities
at least 4 gallons of gas for generator and veh per day seven day supply
at least 5 gallons propane to use gas grill to cook and boil water if nec.
enough canned and preserved food to last 7 day for whole family and pets
2 flaslights per person with enough replacement batteries to last 7 days
1 portable air conditioner for use at night that will cool one room that entire family can sleep in
while this may seem excesive in a major hurricane most roads become impassable and a lot of gas stations and stores do not have eergency power. It may take a week to get your power back and thewse supplies will ensure you do not have to go into dangerous areas to get needed supplies
Don't forget to prepare a hurricane prepareness bag for your pets!
Same as humans, they need enough food and water to last seven days (see post above for great guidelines on how much to take).
If you have to evacuate, be sure to bring the following also:
Crates/kennels. Dogs don't necessarily have to travel in them (for the sake of room in your vehicle), but cats would do better traveling in their carrier. (I found that large dog kennels are great for packing supplies in and carrying it in the bed of the truck or lashed to the car roof).
Muzzles. No, I don't like to have them on my dogs either; however pets can be unpredictable during emergencies, especially if you end up staying at an emergency shelter. Also if you have to depend on public transportation, the drivers will be more willing to allow your animal on if muzzled.
Extra leashes, collars, blankets or towels, pet beds, toys, litter boxes, litter, Thundershirt(s) and pet meds.
Leashes for your cats (yes, you read that right). Essential when you let your kitty out at the hotel or if he/she needs to use the litter box at the shelter. Get a good cat harness and leash at the pet store. Yes, you kitty will hate you forever, but at least you can get ahold of him/her when they hide under the beds or make a run for the hotel door.
Carry shot records. Keep shots up to date.
Fabreze. You never know.
Get your animal microchipped beforehand.
Moving one or two animals isn't that big of a deal, but when you have more like, *ahem*, seven, having a plan is imparative. Be sure large items such as horse trailers are in good working order.
If you have to evacuate, never, ever leave your pet at home or worse, leave them outside in the yard. But I'm sure no one here would do that.
Get a battery powered recharger for you smart phone and tablet if needed so you can keep in touch with the news.
Yes, we remember the devastation of Super storm Sandy. It was the most destructive hurricane. Good way to make people aware and prepare of the impending danger! Daniel Wengier and Michelle have also made good points. Samreen MBolee.com
My family and myself were not prepared for Superstorm Sandy. Thankfully, our friend around the block had a generator and was able to go over there while we waited over a week for power to come back. My two cats were having a hard time, trying to curl up next to me to keep warm at night.
Learned our lesson, we are in the processing of buying a generator as well as a few gallon cans for the cars and generators.
Will be buying lots of batteries and all of the essentials.
Hopefully, we will never have to go through another Superstorm like we did with Sandy.
Daniel seemed to cover everything as far as having enough water, to say the least!
My family and I lived in Florida when Hurricane Andrew hit, we actually moved there a few days prior. We were unable to find any water containers on such short notice, so my parents filled up the sinks and bathtubs with clean tap water. That way, we had water on hand in case we needed it.
Luckily, we didn't even lose power, but its one of the few things I remember about preparing for the storm, and could help in case someone needed a last minute suggestion for having water nearby.
What happen to the the GECKO did he brake his tail is he in the hospital if so we need his room number or to know something about him we miss him so let use know so we can send cards come on . Cindy L. Southward


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Chisa x Pon Mangaちさ×ポン, , 青春初体验
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Ponta anxiously awaits the first big event in his high school life that will give him the opportunity to lose his virginity. A trip to the beach with his friends Taro and Jiro, in the company of three girls, Emi, Rumi, and Chisa. Coupling is done by janken and Ponta ends up with Chisa, the girl of his preference. His plans fail miserably though, when it turns out that Chisa is not so willing as he thought she would be. So, at the end of the trip, unlike his friends who tease him about this failure, he still remains a virgin. To his friends' surprise though, Chisa turns around and asks him to keep in touch.
Thus begins the romance between the two. Their friendship evolves into love, and like in any relationship, there are a few hurdles to overcome. For starters, Chisa is still very innocent and has good reasons not to hurry their physical relationship as much as Ponta would want to. Ponta, who has hopelessly fallen for her, decides to endure this and help Chisa uncover her womanhood.
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- Volume 1
- 2 years agoChisa x Pon 1: Summer on the beach, the two of us sitting in the sand and at night to boot
- 3 years agoChisa x Pon 2: She and I alone in my room and no parents at home
- 2 years agoChisa x Pon 3: You tease me, give me hope and make me happy
- 3 years agoChisa x Pon 4: I want to look at you, I want to touch you, I want to know all of you
- 3 years agoChisa x Pon 5: Warm, and so soft that it feels like it would melt
- 2 years agoChisa x Pon 6: It's Christmas, and our first time greeting the morning together
- Volume 2
- 3 years agoChisa x Pon 7: If you love me, if you really love me
- 3 years agoChisa x Pon 8: I won't let anyone else see or touch
- 2 years agoChisa x Pon 9: Her Smooth Skin, Her Sweet Scent, the Taste of Her Sweat
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- Learn about the different eras in Nuremberg's history like the Holy Roman Empire and Third Reich
- Explore the delightful Old Town streets, admiring its pretty half-timbered houses
- Stop for photos by the medieval city walls and St Lawrence Church
- Soak up the hustle and bustle of Nuremberg Hauptmarkt, the site of the town's annual Christkindlesmarkt
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
The best way to discover Nuremberg's Old Town is on a walking tour. A must-see sight is the Christmas Market in December – one of a kind! Keep an eye out for the famous little figurines made from dried plums as they are signature souvenirs from the Nuremberg Christmas Market.
What You Can Expect
While walking around Nuremberg Castle hear about the city's past, learning about key events that took place on its streets. See sites where emperors were crowned and saints were buried, and then see where awe-inspiring works were painted at Albert Dürer House. Learn of the city's dark Nazi legacy and hear tales of the chilling rallies that the city hosted during the days of the Third Reich.
Nuremberg's architecture beckons to its layered history, too, and many examples of the city's different architectural styles are covered on your tour. Admire St Lawrence Church – rebuilt after World War II – and then stop for photos in front of Schöner Brunnen, a replica of a 14th-century water feature that that aptly translates as the 'beautiful fountain.' Walk around the medieval city walls and stroll through Nuremberg Castle's Imperial courtyards.
Your tour finishes in Hauptmarkt, the bustling central square that's home to the annual Christkindlesmarkt. Hear of the world-famous Christmas market, which is held during the month of December, and then say your goodbyes to your guide.
Customer Reviews
Robert W
May 2014
Our guide, Jason, was knowledgeable and informative. A fairly small group, so a lot more personal than some of the huge groups we saw. Excellent value. We would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Nurnberg.
December 2013
We arrived 10 minutes early, as requested. Our guide however arrived over 15 minutes late. After he arrived, there was another 10 minute bathroom break....Once the tour began I learned some fascinating information about Nuremberg and later found out some of it was not true...One such statement was that "Sandra Bullock was born in Nuremberg". We walked by many building that I am sure had a fascinating history, but was told little or nothing at all about them. I can only guess that the lack of information and the rush of the tour was due to the lack of time because the tour started late and a large number of people in the group had to continue on to another tour afterwards. That being said, it was a little disappointing and unprofessional.


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Dr. Susan Campbell Anderson, Executive Director
Dr. Susan Campbell Anderson's experience with exceptional learning programs stretches back more than thirty years. As a member of the first graduating class of The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, she learned much both firsthand and from teachers and administrators about the intensive task of putting together from scratch a school for students with distinctive educational needs. She served both as a teacher and a resident advisor with Duke University's Talent Identification Program. Later, she taught with Emory University's Pre-College Program, aimed at giving prospective students with learning challenges a leg up before their official matriculation at Emory.
Susan holds degrees from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Oxford University, and Emory University. Originally a scholar of English Renaissance studies, her work has led her increasingly into the areas of science fiction, film and popular culture, and disability studies. She recently left her job as a professor at Spelman College, where she was recognized with the Vulcan Teaching Award, to devote more time to her children, and joined The Cloverleaf School shortly afterwards. Susan also works as a curriculum and accreditation consultant.
Katherine McGee, Director of Admissions & Counseling
Katherine McGee brings an array of experience to her position at The Cloverleaf School. After graduating from Kennesaw State University with a BS in psychology, she began teaching in the special needs community, specializing in phonics and social skills instruction. Eager to learn as much as possible to address the needs of her students, Katherine pursued training in Orton-Gillingham, Handwriting Without Tears, The Alert Program, and Yoga Kids. In 2008, Katherine became an Educational Director, working closely with other teachers to help them develop curriculum, classroom management skills, and multisensory instruction techniques.
Being a parent of a child with special needs, Katherine has always been passionate about parent support and education and has a knack for viewing things with a "fresh eye." Stepping out of the classroom after having her second child in 2011, she took the opportunity to begin facilitating monthly community parent support groups and socials as a Community Outreach Coordinator. Katherine is very excited to combine her specialized education and skills set as the Administrative Director of The Cloverleaf School, where she will work with parents, teachers, and children to achieve the common goal of student success.
Emily Swindall, Educational Director
Emily Swindall is an Atlanta native. She received her B.S. in Early Childhood Education from Georgia State University where she was a part of the first dual certification cohort that concentrated on inclusive education. Emily graduated from GSU certified in Early Childhood and Special Education K-12. After finishing her undergraduate degree, Emily jumped right into her M.E. in Special Education which she completed from Grand Canyon University in 2010.
Emily enjoys cooking, spending time outdoors, watching documentaries, and exploring new places and cultures. Emily's trips have taken her across Africa, to the Andes Mountains of Peru, through Scandinavia, and all around North America. Many of her trips have been focused around serving the local people. Some of her trips have included teaching students about AIDS, constructing clean stoves and chimneys, and teaching a preschool class to orphans displaced by civil war. Emily says, "Often, working alongside people is the greatest way to hear their stories and share experiences." Her passion for learning about people, places, and diverse cultures has led to a love for teaching Social Studies where she can share her experiences with her students as they try to understand the complexity of societies across the globe. She's always planning her next adventure!
Prior to teaching full-time, Emily was a social skills therapist, a preschool facilitator and a community access coach for kids with special needs. Working with families that have children of various ages (two to twenty) has given Emily perspective on the unique challenges that families face as their children grow.
Emily is passionate about equipping students with the tools and strategies they need to have success academically and socially, as she discusses in "Kids in Charge!" Emily loves teaching at The Cloverleaf School because she enjoys the opportunity to help students practice social skills throughout the day in a variety of settings as well as infusing movement and multi-sensory experiences into her lessons. Many of Emily's lessons are project focused; this allows students the opportunity to explore the process, so that at the end they not only have gained knowledge but also an understanding of why "that makes sense."
Jen Owen, Teaching Principal
Jen spent most her life in and around the Atlanta area. She graduated from the University of Georgia with a BS in Early Childhood Education and a Minor in Spanish. Following her studies at UGA, she moved to New Zealand where she taught for a year in a progressive public charter school. There she was trained in student-directed and inquiry-based learning strategies, empowering students of all abilities to take ownership of their educational journeys. She has written about what these strategies can look like and how well they can work in one of her blog entries, entitled The "I Don't Know" Zone.
In addition to the core subject areas of the NZ curriculum, she taught "Passions, Interests, and Needs" (PINs) workshops ranging from photography, to rock climbing, to Spanish, to writing remediation. Her teaching experiences in the US include HeadStart Preschool, elementary special education, 1:1 academic tutoring, and an internship at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, shadowing the Academic Coordinator to help students with brain injuries transition back into school. Jen is trained in Handwriting Without Tears, Singapore Math, Technology Bridges, S.M.A.R.T. literacy, Project WILD, and Handle With Care.
At Cloverleaf, Jen is one of the founding teachers and is passionate about the school start-up process. She loves being a part of the ongoing "behind-the-scenes" organizational planning that is fundamental to building a school. In addition to her role as lead teacher, Jen also serves as the teacher representative board member on the Cloverleaf Board of Directors.
Outside the classroom she enjoys photography, traveling, rock climbing, yoga, crafty projects, live music, and spending time outdoors. Her dog Ari also accompanies her in the classroom daily as a certified Therapy Dog. They make a powerful duo, leading our kids on adventures and facilitating social skills development all along the way!
Jessie Leyden, Lead Teacher
An Atlanta native, Jessie obtained a B.A. in Psychology and a double minor in Spanish and Studio Art from Oglethorpe University, then went on to graduate with a M. Ed in Early Childhood Education from Georgia State University. Jessie joined Cloverleaf in 2012 after four years at The Howard School, where she worked in 8th grade and Kindergarten-1st grade. She is certified in Early Childhood Education, Behavioral Science, and Special Education. Jessie also has an ESOL endorsement for grades K-12.
Jessie has worked extensively with children and adolescents with special needs, in and out of the classroom. She has used her creative talents to incorporate art, hands-on learning, and original games in the classroom. Jessie is trained in Singapore Math, The Hill Center's Phonics Program, Kendore Kingdom Teacher Training (formerly known as S.M.A.R.T), Darkness to Light's Sexual Abuse Prevention, and Handle With Care Crisis Intervention. Jessie's curriculum experience includes Open Court reading, Kendore Kingdom phonics, Handwriting Without Tears, Singapore Math, Everyday Math, Dot Math and Math Their Way. Jessie enjoys getting involved in afterschool activities, and has also taught Introduction to Drawing courses and camps, Latin American Studies, and founded "Pet Club Jr." at The Howard School.
Jessie enjoys being outdoors and doing anything active, including hiking, camping, rock climbing, yoga, running, and spinning. She is also fond of playing board games, singing, reading, scrapbooking, volunteering at animal shelters, spending time with family, and traveling. She spent six months in Chile for a study abroad program in 2007, and returned to the U.S. bilingual in Spanish. As the saying goes, "it takes a village to raise a child," and Jessie believes that is key in helping to shape well-rounded individuals.
Randy Patterson, Teacher
Randy Patterson is originally a native of Philadelphia. He first became interested in the possibility of teaching during high school, when he taught his brothers and sisters how to read on the playground. In college, he wasn't sure what field of study was for him until he took his first education class at Eastern College (now Eastern University). He did so well in it that he was hooked! He taught in a number of educational settings in the New York metropolitan area, where he especially loved teaching science. Randy relocated to Georgia relatively recently, and just finished his M.Ed. degree.
In his spare time, Randy likes to work out, read comic books, and do anything that might be adventurous. He likes to travel; before he goes further afield, he wants to finish exploring Georgia.
Kelly Polinsky, Lead Teacher
Kelly grew up Batavia, Illinois with her parents and two sisters. She stayed close to home for college, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Special Education from Lewis University. Eager to begin her teaching career, Kelly worked as a paraprofessional and assistant cheerleading coach at Hope D. Wall School for students with special needs as an undergraduate.
After graduating, Kelly moved to Denver, Colorado where she taught children in grades K-2 with mild to severe needs at a small public school. During her four years at Alice Terry Elementary School, Kelly grew as an educator and as a person. She served as a mentor to numerous first year teachers as the Special Education Team Lead and was a member of the Building Leadership and Safety Teams.
Kelly has always had a love and passion for working with kids. She especially enjoys working with students with special needs, helping them to learn and grow as a teacher, role model, and friend. In her free time, Kelly enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, playing with her dog, Penelope, and enjoying the outdoors, as well as exploring her new home in Georgia.
Jennifer Selzer, Lead Teacher
Jennifer was born in Seattle, Washington; however, she spent most of her childhood in the Alpharetta area of Georgia. After graduating from Kennesaw State University with a B.S. in Early Childhood Education, she received her certification in special education and is currently working on her M.Ed. in Instructional Technology.
Traveling abroad to Guatemala is what first incited Jennifer's love for teaching. While there, she worked with a team to provide educational infrastructure and tools to teach 600 village children, while also providing clothing and housing to the local community. Through this experience, Jennifer discovered the joy of providing a learning environment, but also the vital need for children to have the necessary tools to learn.
Jennifer expanded upon her experiences by taking an opportunity to teach in Trinidad and Tobago while finishing her undergraduate degree. Shadowing local teachers at multiple schools, Jennifer was able to further develop her knowledge and experience working with diverse learners. It was here that she fell in love with teaching children with special needs.
Upon completing her undergraduate studies, Jennifer began working in the public school setting in Marietta City Schools as a K-2nd Special Education Lead Teacher. During the past five years, she conducted several school technology workshops and continues to regularly integrate technology into her classroom. Jennifer firmly believe that technology can be utilized as a tool to help diverse learners achieve success in the classroom and vastly improves how children prepare for a future in the 21st Century.
In her spare time, Jennifer enjoys nothing more than spending time with her family, technology, being outdoors or reading a good book. She just finished The One and Only Ivan and is always looking for new books she can either share with her students or her friends. She currently lives in the Marietta area with her Golden Retriever named Diesel and her husband Warren, who is a 6th grade teacher and shares her love for education.
Jason Teufel, AfterSchool Coordinator & Enrichment Teacher
Jason Teufel is an Atlanta native, having grown up in Decatur, GA. He is an avid soccer player who discovered his passion for teaching as a youth soccer coach. He quickly made the connection between sports skills and social development. With this in mind, he founded and facilitated multiple sports programs around the city for children with special needs, one of which was highlighted on 11 Alive News at Sensations Therafun in 2011. These programs create a low-stress, high-success environment using sports skills to build children's confidence and create team camaraderie. He continues to be a strong leader in the special needs community utilizing sports as a way to promote healthy living.
Jason is also an experienced hiker and camper and began working with Outdoor Rec. Adventures with founder, Chris Zelski, in creating small group-based outdoor programs for children with sensory-based special needs. The program is very successful at drawing a connection between children and the world around them while at the same time improving their physical, social, and emotional health. This success has recently drawn the attention of the producers at the Oprah Network and their program, "It Takes a Village." Outdoor Rec. Adventures was asked to facilitate the Atlanta edition of this program which will air in September. Jason has found the work he does with Outdoor Rec. Adventures to be particularly rewarding as it weaves his passion for teaching with his love for nature.
For the past 7 years, Jason has worked with children with various types of neurological behavioral and spectrum disorders. In that time he has taken on many titles including Program Coordinator, Enrichment Teacher, Community Sports Coordinator, and Director of After School programming. He uses his training in the Alert Program and Dr. Stanley Greenspan's DIR/Floortime Model in his teaching. He is looking forward to bringing his experience and enthusiasm to The Cloverleaf School, in his role as Aftercare Coordinator.
Trevor Garner, Support Teacher
An Atlanta native, Trevor has always followed his dreams. Trevor set off to college dead set on a major in sculpture and a career in Special FX make-up for film. In 2007, he secured an internship with Toby Sells Creature Make-up FX shop as a sculptor. Hoping the knowledge of hair would aid him in his work with FX make-up, Trevor also worked as an assistant in a salon. From there, the fates intervened, and he took on an 18-month apprenticeship with Master Cosmetologist Clay Eaton, emerging a licensed cosmetologist. As luck would have it, being a new stylist he was often assigned kids' cuts and youth clients. That was where Trevor first discovered his ability to communicate and work with children, and the rewards therein. It was also through the salon industry that Trevor was introduced to working with children with special needs. Each year, Trevor was a volunteer stylist for Day of Beauty, a non-profit charity event that provides free hair care to children with special needs and their teachers and caregivers.
Around the same time, Trevor left the Creature Shop to pursue a childhood dream: acting. Growing up, he would often dress as his favorite comic book or action hero and leap around the house "saving the day." With a background in Martial Arts and plenty of experience in make-believe, it was only fitting that Trevor's first on-screen appearances were as a stunt performer. To further develop his stunt work, Trevor began gymnastics training with In Flight Gymnastics in December of 2009. Two years later he stepped in as a coach, and he launched the Boys Acrobatics Program at In Flight. Through In Flight Gymnastics and the gym's connections with Cirque Du Monde, Trevor -who is also trained in circus acrobatics- coached a summer Circus Camp at The Howard School in 2011, where he continues to work with In Flight Gymnastics to provide circus arts afterschool and summer programs. In 2013, In Flight Gymnastics hosted the City of Atlanta's Camp Best Friends, and Trevor was one of the head coaches responsible for gymnastics education. He also has fairly extensive volunteer experience with day cares and Sunday school classes for children with special needs. Trevor holds certifications in CPR, First Aid, AED, Personal Fitness Training, and Cosmetology, and is an AAU Certified Youth Freestyle Gymnastics Coach. In addition to joining the Cloverleaf team, Trevor has recently begun working with The Welch Martial Arts Experience as a Youth Martial Arts instructor. Trevor still pursues his other dream of acting, co-owns his own independent film production company, and is the drummer and singer for a local blues-rock band.
Sarah Stine, Curriculum Consultant
Sarah was raised in Ohio and attended the University of Findlay. While attending Findlay, Sarah was a college swimmer, studied criminal justice and looked forward to attending law school after graduation. Just before graduation, Sarah started coaching as a part time gymnastics instructor and fell in love with teaching and coaching children. While coaching, Sarah decided to go back to school to become a certified teacher and work towards a Masters in Education. Sarah then moved to Georgia to teach in Atlanta's special needs community. Sarah has been trained by the Orton- Gillingham Institute for Multi-Sensory Education and has a passion for teaching Language Arts to children with learning differences. She also coaches competitive compulsory gymnastics at the Atlanta Gymnastics Center in Decatur.
Sarah is a dedicated educator who is always looking for new ways to shape the learning experiences of children, and to find their interests to fuel their eagerness to learn. She believes deeply in empowering children by building their strengths and teaching them to self-advocate. As a result, she has spearheaded our use of Learner Profiles.
She is herself an avid reader with an intuitive sense of what reading materials will appeal to different children. Reading can shape our sense of the world around us and, indeed, ourselves, as she discusses in her blog entry, A Cloverleaf Book Review of There.
Perhaps the most remarkable quality Ms. Sarah possesses is her hope. Hope for our children's futures and hope for positive changes in the educational community. This hope is reflected in her determination that all children be presented with the opportunity to learn and to be challenged. In short, to learn to love to learn.
Ari has been working with Cloverleaf kids since the school was founded in January 2012. She trained with Ms. Jen, her handler, while attending obedience school for her first year of life. She passed her Therapy Dog certification test shortly after her first birthday, affirming what we already knew here at Cloverleaf: Ari excels at working with kids! Ari is a husky-shepherd mix, adopted by Ms. Jen in December 2011. Ari's interests include chasing sticks on the playground, listening to students read aloud in the classroom, and playing with her fellow furry friends at the dog park.


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Police are again warning drivers not to use mobile phones while on the road, after a woman was jailed for three years for causing the death of a man while texting.
Susan Noble, 29, of Armthorpe, Doncaster, was sentenced at Teesside Crown Court for causing the death by dangerous driving of Alexandru Braninski, 25, in December 2011. She had pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing.
Mr Braninski, a Romanian, suffered traumatic injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene on the northbound carriageway of the A19 near Northallerton.
The car in which he was travelling was stationary because of a puncture at the time of the crash and Mr Braninski was standing behind it while the wheel was being changed.
Noble's car crashed into him, pushing the stationary car into a field at the side of the road.
It was found that she had been texting a friend at the time of the crash.
As well as receiving three years' imprisonment, Noble was also disqualified from driving for six years and will have to take an extended driving test.


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Now that you know all about the 16 MBTI personality types, what next? These blog posts have really been a way for me to organize my thoughts, so I'll tell you what I did next.
There are 10 main characters in my current WIP. I typed each character according to their general (and sometimes more specific) traits. I already knew what role each played and some idea of how they related to the main character. This all came about through my plot outlines (I generally come up with plot before character, other than perhaps the main character).
To type a character you don't know too well yet, go back to the general descriptions of each trait. Is this character a people-person, or do they spend a lot of time alone? Do they live for the moment or have a vision of the future? Do they make decisions from the head or the heart? Are they spontaneous or do they like firm plans?
This gives you the four-letter type. Next, read the description of that type and see if it matches your character. If it does, great. For example, the hero (read "love interest" if this were a romance, but as you know I don't write romance, no siree) in my story is a scientist. That makes him an intuitive (N) thinker (T), and probably introverted (I) because he spends a lot of time in his own head. The last letter - P or J - was easy, too. This guy doesn't think much of titles, authority, or pointless things like social customs. That makes him P. INTP is the "architect" or "engineer" type, and the description fits him perfectly. He's curious about how the world works. He trusts logic over opinion. He may appear aloof or oblivious, but he's just busy listening, concentration, and taking in information. He's a little disconnected from people but can be charming and witty too.
On the other hand, if the description doesn't match your perception of the character, or what you want/need that character to be, look closely at which trait you're having difficulty with. Reverse it and read that type instead to try it on for size. For example, I typed a second male character in my story as ESFP. I knew he was a people-person (E) who's more interested in the here and now (S) than in theories and possibilities. I knew he was a bit of a rebel (P). I picked Feeling (F), to be honest, because I wanted him to be different in that regard to the first guy above, who's (T). But the ESFP description just didn't feel right. ESFP is concerned purely with having fun, living life to the fullest and having lots of friends to share new experiences with. ESTP, on the other hand, while seeking the best in life and wanting to share it, is also interested in ideas and problem solving. And ESTP is the persuader - the best of all the types at influencing others. This is important in terms of his relationship with my heroine. So this is the template by which I'm writing him. Meanwhile, the ESFP type is perfect for the heroine's fun-loving but irresponsible brother.
As a final example, a key character in the story is the heroine's grandmother. She has a small, off-screen role that has a huge impact on the story. I found myself typing her as a stereotypical wise grandmother type - ENFJ, the teacher/mentor. ENFJ is all about helping people be the best they can be, being warm and supportive, and strengthening social connections. That's lovely, but this woman is also a highly respected starship captain. I just wasn't sure this type would work in the story, even though each individual letter seemed to apply: she's outgoing, intuitive, cares about people, and likes structure and tradition. The solution, unfortunately, was to tone down her caring side. After all, a captain can't be too concerned with the feelings of her crew when she's making life-and-death decisions based on the cold hard data. But that doesn't mean this grandmother extraordinaire isn't ENFJ. It just means that she has a tough time making the necessarily brutal, rational decisions a captain must make.


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DATE & TIME: Saturday, January 5, 9 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Dahlberg Arena (7,321) -- Missoula, Montana. Television: None. Home Record: Portland State 3-2, Montana 4-1. Away Record: Portland State 0-5, Montana 3-3. Neutral Record: Portland State 0-0, Montana 0-0. Conference Record: Portland State 1-2, Montana 3-0. Series Record: Montana leads, 29-20.
GAMES NOTES: The Montana Grizzlies wrap up a short two-game homestand on Saturday when they host the Portland State Vikings in a Big Sky Conference bout at Dahlberg Arena.
The Vikings have lost back-to-back games after a 62-59 setback against Montana State on Thursday. With the loss the Vikings are now just 3-7 overall this season including a 1-2 mark in league play. Going on the road has been a recipe for failure for Portland State which is winless in five tries away from home where the Vikings will return to face Sacramento State next.
Montana won for the third straight game on Thursday with a convincing 81-66 victory over Eastern Washington. With the win the Grizzlies improved to 7-4 overall this season and remained perfect in league play (3-0). In home games this year the Grizzlies are 4-1. The Grizzlies will hit the road for two games next beginning against North Dakota on Thursday.
Last season Montana swept the season series en route to the Big Sky Conference title. The Grizzlies have won each of the last seven meetings and lead the all-time series 29-20.
Portland State rallied back from a 14-point deficit in the second half against Montana State with a 15-1 run that tied the game at 53-53 with 3:05 remaining. However the Vikings ran out of gas as the Bobcats ripped off an 8-0 run in the final minutes to secure the victory.
The defensive shortcomings of Portland State have been dragging the Vikings down. Portland State is letting up 70.3 points per game while allowing teams to shoot at an alarming 49.1 percent from the field. That mark is among the 10 worst in the country. Part of the issue is a failure to control the boards as Portland State has managed to bring in only 29.2 rebounds per game. Offensively the Vikings are solid enough, netting 67.0 points per game on the second best field goal percentage (.457) in the conference. Four different players are scoring in double figures for the Vikings but not more than Renado Parker (11.8 ppg). Aaron Moore (10.1 ppg 6.9 rpg) is one of the other scorers and has helped the Vikings pick up their play on the glass with double-digit rebounds in the last two games.
Despite shooting just 44.0 percent to Eastern Washington's 45.7 percent, Montana was able to best the Eagles thanks to advantages from beyond the arc (27-12) and the free-throw line (28-20). Jordan Gregory scored a game-high 17 points in the win and hit on 4-of-5 shots from 3-point range.
Montana has been effective but not overly so on offense. The Grizzlies are fifth in the Big Sky in points per game (68.8) while rankings third in field goal percentage by connecting on a solid 45.3 percent of their shots from the floor. The Grizzlies have a marked advantage on the defensive end as compared to the Vikings as they allow 65.9 points per game on just 41.1 percent shooting. Like Portland State the Grizzlies aren't particularly strong on the boards bringing in 31.2 per game which ranks ninth in the conference. Normally is Mathias Ward (14.5 ppg) and Kareem Jamar (13.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 4.0 apg) leading the charge for the Grizzlies. Jamar is a versatile swingman that contributes across the board. The Grizzlies could really use a return to form from Will Cherry who scored 15.8 points per game but has averaged only 8.0 after missing the first seven games.
Its only a matter of time before Cherry gets it going again. That could be bad news for Portland State which will already have its hands full with Jamar and Ward.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Montana 75, Portland State 65


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The Friends of Swansea Museum
of the Museum and the "RI"
In 1835 a group of local people founded the Swansea Philosophical and Literary Society. Three years later, Queen Victoria granted it a Royal Charter and the name changed to The Royal Institution of South Wales.
The founders' purpose was:
'The Cultivation and Advancement of the various Branches of Natural History, as well as the Local History of the Town and Neighbourhood, the Extension and Encouragement of Literature and the Fine Arts, and the General Diffusion of Knowledge.'
In other words, to research and collect information, and share it with others.
They built Swansea Museum to display the objects they collected, with a library for research, a laboratory to experiment, and a lecture theatre for public lectures. While the museum collections and the library covered a wide range of subjects, the early research and lectures concentrated mainly on scientific subjects. This reflected the interests of the founder members, who were businessmen, industrialists and scientists, well known in their fields and active in the development of technological industries.
The RISW owned and managed Swansea Museum for over 150 years. For ten years from 1975, Swansea University helped to support the Museum. In 1991 the Museum and its collections were given to Swansea City Council.
The RISW continues as an independent organisation with charitable status. They are "The Friends of Swansea Museum"
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Here's the situation, my laptop has a dead battery and I am using the cord for it. It is an HP with Vista (if that matters). I get my email through yahoo. As of last night, every time I try to get to my mail, it sends a little message in a box that says OUT OF MEMORY AT LINE:1.
When I click "ok". It's like it doesn't acknowledge the click and I have to do the whole, control-alt-delete thing and shut it down and restart it.
I have not checked my mail from another computer. Is this my computer doing it or is it yahoo?


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International construction projects require not only strong technical know-how but also solid local competence.
— In a way, we act as global translators of expertise, says CEO Veijo Komulainen from Vahanen Group, a comprehensive construction service provider.
Specialists in property management services, Vahanen Group has assisted global and local clients in the design and implementation of construction projects in Russia for almost 20 years.
— The administrative procedures involved in construction projects require insight into the local conditions, bureaucracy, language, culture and authorities. Over the years, we have gained a wealth of expertise that puts us in a position to provide comprehensive services for structural engineering and implementation, says Komulainen.
— Our local experts play a significant role, as they can produce all of the services needed for permit and licensing procedures, such as project management, planning, design and client services.
Globally & locally
Vahanen Group has been operating in St Petersburg and in Moscow for 12 years. Demand for services in Russia is closely linked to the development of society in general.
— The Russian economy and construction business are heavily cyclical and subject to fluctuations in volumes. There are sudden spikes and falls. In the light of the current economic growth forecasts, the demand outlook is promising.
Komulainen sees Vahanen's role as a translator of expertise.
— We export competence that has been developed and packaged into concepts in Finland to other parts of the world where it is adapted to the local conditions. A global operator can thus positively influence the big picture in the local markets.
— A new kind of close co-operation between the various operators is also important. There may be several operators in one location, but from the customer's viewpoint, they form a unified service chain. The contents of the new service are quite comprehensive: for example, we do not just design a school, we also bring the customer a lot of other expertise with the concept, beginning with teacher training.
Know-how in prefabricated elements to India
Vahanen's service exports are growing fast in India and in the Persian Gulf area.
— The development in India, for example, is similar to what we have been witnessing in China for a long time. The middle class becomes wealthier, which means above all a huge need for new housing.
Due to the enormous scale of building activity, a method for industrialising construction is now being exported.
— Prefabricated construction is showing strong growth. Even though Finland has decades of experience in this field, in India we are starting from square one.
According to Komulainen, Finnish prefabricated construction is top notch. We have come a long way since the grey and boring concrete elements of past decades.
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Brush and Yard Waste Sites Open
The brush pile is already growing at Isle La Plume in La Crosse. Yard Waste drop-off in the city begins this week. The city collects 16 hundred tons of yard waste plus another six hundred tons of brush at two sites. It's a huge recycling effort; A private contractor composts the waste into dirt and the brush gets shredded and is available for free pick-up at Isle La PLume.


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Consumers win by curbing price volatilityWASHINGTON — With gas prices ticking higher and the summer months approaching, no relief is in sight. Gas prices affect not only your cost at the pump, but also the cost to transport goods you use in everyday life, such as food and clothing. With an economy that is slowly recovering, spikes in the price of fuel could spell disaster. Congress needs to act to ensure our economic recovery is not derailed.
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The Sci-Fi Dine-In is all about the theming so regardless of the food that is what will either bring you back or keep you at a distance on future trips. Each table is built into a classic car parked at a drive-in theater. Throughout your meal, the movie screen will present trailers of classic B-films.
Glowing Character Punch - Minute Maid Light Lemonade punch served in a souvenir cup with a glowing Disney character light. $6.49
Milkshakes - Chocolate, vanilla, strawberry or Oreo cookie ice cream. $4.69
Flavored Sodas - Coke blended with vanilla or cherry flavors. Unlimited refills. $3.19
Buffalo Chicken Potato Skins - with blue cheese topping and celery sticks. $9.99
Spinach and Artichoke Dip - A blend of Monterey Jack, Swiss, and asiago cheeses, spinach, and artichokes served with corn tortilla chips. $7.99
Mixed Greens - with diced tomatoes and onions tossed with ranch dressing. $7.49
Chicken Wings - with honey-chipotle barbecue sauce, blue cheese dressing, and celery sticks. $11.49
Crispy Onion Rings - Horseradish dipping sauce. $8.49
BLT Soup - A creamy tomato-basil soup topped with an herb crouton, shredded lettuce, and bacon. $6.99
Rib-Eye Steak - with garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables served with red wine sauce. $24.99
The All American Picnic Burger - Flame-broiled Angus burger patty topped with grilled hot dog, sauerkraut, and sautéed onions, drizzled with ketchup, mustard, and crowned with a pickle spear served with a choice of cucumber salad or french fries. $15.99
Grilled Chicken Sandwich - with with watercress, vine-ripened tomatoes, mayonnaise, and drizzled with balsamic vinegar on a caraway-salted bun served with a choice of cucumber salad or french fries. $14.99
The Reuben - Corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing on marble rye bread served with a pickle spear and a choice of cucumber salad or french fries. $12.49
Vegetable Burger - Vegetable patty topped with cucumber planks, vine-ripened tomatoes, grilled red onions, peppery arugula, and pickle spear drizzled with balsamic vinegar served with a choice of cucumber salad or sweet potato fries. $12.49
Shrimp Pasta - Bowtie Pasta and Sautéed Shrimp with olive oil, garlic, basil, and fresh tomatoes topped with parmesan. $21.99
Whole-Grain Pasta - with seasonal vegetables and fresh tomato broth. $17.99
Angus Chuck Burger - Flame-broiled beef patty topped with cheddar or Swiss, sautéed mushrooms, crispy bacon, lettuce, and vine-ripened tomatoes served with a choice of cucumber salad or french fries. $14.99
Angus Chuck Double Bacon Cheese Burger - Two flame-broiled beef patties topped with cheddar or Swiss, crispy bacon, lettuce, and vine-ripened tomatoes served with a choice of cucumber salad or french fries. $18.49
Smoked Turkey Sandwich - Smoked turkey, crispy bacon, lettuce and vine-ripened tomatoes with avocado mayonnaise on multigrain bread served with cucumber salad. $12.99
Red Velvet Cheesecake - with raspberry sauce and whipped cream. $6.99
Fresh Fruit Salad - $5.99
No Sugar Added Dessert - Brownie with Ice Cream and Strawberries. $7.99
Apple Crumble - $7.99
Hot Fudge Sundae - Vanilla ice cream with hot fudge, whipped cream, and a cherry. $6.99
Peanut Butter-Chocolate Cake - Warm chocolate cake with a creamy peanut butter center served à la mode. $7.99
Complete Meals
These meals include an entrée, a vegetable/side, a dessert, and a choice of small lowfat Milk, small Bottled Water, or 100% Apple Juice.
Cheese Pizza - served with celery and carrot sticks, and sliced apples.
Meaty Macaroni - Ground Turkey with Marinara Sauce topped with Mozzarella served with green beans and carrots and Fruit Salad.
Choice of one (1) Appetizer, one (1) Entrée, one (1) Beverage, and one (1) Dessert.
All Meals served with choice of 1% Mickey Milk, small Bottled Water, or 100% Apple Juice
Appetizers - Tomato Soup, Garden Salad, Sliced Apples, Fruit Salad, or Celery and Carrot Sticks
Entrees - Macaroni & Cheese, Grilled Chicken Breast, Cheeseburger, Hot Dog, or Chicken Nuggets
Desserts - Fruit Salad, Ice Cream Sundae, or Sliced Apples
Each served with a souvenir glow cube.
Magical Star Cocktail - Light up your celebration with X-Fusion Organic Mango and Passion Fruit liqueur, Parrot Bay coconut rum, pineapple juice, and a souvenir multicolored glow cube. $10.50
Lunar Landing - Amaretto, peach schnapps, and orange juice. $10.50
The Comet - Rum, vodka, gin, tequila, and sweet-and-sour mix topped off cranberry juice. $10.50
Space Invaders - A premium blue margarita. $10.50
Marsha's Martian - Out of this world creation of chocolate and vanilla shakes mixed with Bailey's Irish Creme and Kahlua. $10.50
Space Monkey - A delicious blend of chocolate shake, Parrot Bay coconut rum, and banana liqueur. $10.50
Orbiting Oreos - An Oreo shake mixed with Godiva Chocolate liqueur. $10.50
Budweiser, Coors Light, or Miller Lite - $4.50
Samuel Adams, Corona, Corona Light, Heineken, or Michelob Ultra - $5.75
Stella Artois - $6.75
Bud Light - $5.25
Yuengling, Blue Moon, or Sam Adams Seasonal - $6.00
Glass $9, Bottle $39
Dr. Loosen, Dr. L. Riesling, Mosel
Casa Grande Pinot Grigio delle Venezie, Veneto
Vista Point Chardonnay, California
Parker Station Pinot Noir, Central Coast
Red Diamond Merlot, Columbia Valley
Estancia Cabernet Sauvignon, Paso Robles
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|If you wish donate to the Mission you can use this link to donate funds directly to the Mission Bank Account. The CanadaHelps organization provides you with a instant tax receipt on our behalf.
We offer an environment of service, if you sense that God is calling you to work in His vineyard, we have need for people to come and work with us in many different areas of ministry.
Prayer is fundamental to the success in The Gospel, so even if you cannot help in any other way, please pray for the work.
We accept donations of food, warm clothing and funds.
If you wish donate to the Mission click on this link to donate funds directly to the Mission Bank Account.
If you wish to contact us regarding a financial donation please call Linda Dumont @ (780) 428-0805 or drop by The Mission between the hours of 5:00pm - 9:00pmAll cash donations qualify for a registered tax receipt which will be mailed out at the end of February.
Our registered tax number is 887684199RR0001
If you wish to help out at The Mission, drop by around 5:00pm and talk to Bill or Bob
Acknowledging some of the people and organizations that regularly donate and/or gift their service to The House of Refuge Mission
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Edmonton, AB
Phone: 780-423-2285 ext. 142
Fax: 780-429-7908
|Hope Mission
9908 - 106 Avenue
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Phone: (780) 422-2018
Fax: (780) 426-7507
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Edmonton, AB
Phone: (780) 426-5600
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