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The list of things you can fill this jar/mug up with is virtually endless candy, paper clips, bath salts homemade sauces and more. And, with your own private label, your guests will get a treat that can't be beat! Part of Fashioncraft's exclusive Personalized Expressions Collection, each four-fluid-ounce-capacity glass jar measures 3.25" tall x 2.5" wide including handle and has a classic mason jar shape with a handle and a removable screw-on round silver metal cap for a tight seal. The top or front of each jar is perfectly fit for the application of the personalized label of your choice. Available in an exceptional selection of colors, themes and customized titles for weddings, showers or any special occasion, the labels are included in self sticking sheets for you to easily apply. These glass mason jar favors come bulk packed. Please allow 3-4 days for production.
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Labels to small 5
karie (Mckinney, TX), 3/26/2015
We ordered labels that said eat drink and be married but the print is so small you cant read what it says.
Great Sweet 16 Favor 4
Krisann (Howell, NJ), 1/3/2015
I loved these jars, filled them with Hersheys kisses for my daughter's Sweet 16! Only problem, the writing on the labels was a little to small to see. Tied a ribbon around it and they looked beautiful, got a lot of compliments on them. A few came broken but they were replaced very quickly!
Adorable Favor with Leaky Lids. 2
Vicki (Los Angeles, CA), 10/31/2014
I ordered these jars as a place card/favor for my wedding in October. The sample I had previously ordered and received was exactly what I was looking for so I decided to order the full amount required. The delivery time was quick and for the exception of one jar that had a broken handle, all were in tact and packed nicely. The problem arrived when we used liquid in the jars... The lids were mostly all very leaky and if you didn't hold the jar straight and upright the contents leaked everywhere. The lids also got stuck on many of the jars after being filled with the liquid (I guess due in part to the leaking) and were very difficult to remove. At one point we had to run some of the jars under hot water to loosen the lid. Yet as tight as they were they still leaked if turned on an angle. I also ordered the sticker labels... Cute, but the font is very small and hard to read in reality. These jars are cute and if being used for non-liquid favors they do the trick. I would not recommend for use with liquid, especially if it is colored, as they will leak and stain everything. Thank goodness mine didn't leak onto my wedding dress.
Perfect Size 5
Kristie (Camden-wyoming, DE), 7/9/2014
We are doing homemade applesauce for favors and these are the perfect take home sized jars. So excited for everyone to see!!!
Mason Jars 5
Debbie (Remsen, NY), 6/22/2014
Perfect baby shower favors. I filled them with dark chocolate candy. Everyone LOVED them. Shipping was very fast. Would order from Nice Price Favors again!!
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Cristine (Colonia, NJ), 3/26/2014
These mini mason jars with handles are the cutest. I ordered them for my son's communion and I hope that everyone will love them just as much as I do.
Would order from them again 4
Susie (Riverside, CA), 1/29/2014
A few jars were broken when they arrived. Overall, I was satisfied.
Mini Mason Jars 3
Darlene (Toledo, OH), 7/31/2013
I received my order in a timely fashion, and while I was very pleased with the labels for the mini mason jars, 8 of the jars were either broken or had cracks, not to mention that they were very dusty. I called to have replacements sent and I was told I would need to send pictures of the damaged items, which I did. The replacement jars were again sent in a timely fashion, however, there were 3 cracked jars. You immediately sent out replacements for those. I would have thought that after receiving my first replacement order, someone would have checked to make sure the 2nd order was perfect.
Glass Mason Jars 4
Shirley (Villa Hills, KY), 6/3/2013
The Mason Jars are very cute. The only complaint I have is, 4 jars were broken. This would have been a problem if I needed more than 20 jars.
Mason Jar Favors 5
Jennifer (Kaska, PA), 5/17/2013
Product is good quality and was shipped quickly. Font on the stickers is a little hard to read in person, but good quality.
Personalized mason jars 5
Colleen (Mission Viejo, CA), 5/14/2013
Ordered these for my friends baby shower. They were great. Worked out perfectly and company was easy to order from and all items received in a timely manner.
Mason Jar favors 4
Anna (East Norriton, PA), 4/29/2013
The ordering process was very simple and straight forward. The price was very good. Only 1 out of 100 were broken upon arrival. The labels were slightly disappointing in that the background print is not as visible as it would seem from the photos on line, but acceptable. Items were shipped in a timely manner. Overall, this was a good experience and I would not hesitate to order again and have already recommended this company to a friend.
Glass Mason Jar favors 5
Jane (Colleyville, TX), 4/25/2013
They were perfect for my event. I had a Family Reunion with a Farm theme, and I loved that I could coordinate the colors and style.
They are awesome 5
Debbie (Santa Rosa, CA), 4/14/2013
The jars and the stickers are exactly what I wanted to make my future step daughters favors for her shower. They are going to be perfect.
Perfect 5
Lisa (Fresno, CA), 3/4/2013
Order these for my daughters wedding. They arrived on time and they were everything we wanted. Great price and would recommend to anyone.
Mason jars!! 5
Natasha (Tampa, FL), 2/2/2013
Great buy!!! Everyone loved them!!!! Perfect size labels came out great!! Thanks again!!! Oh & fast shipping!!!!
Guest favor & Place card holder. 5
Maggie (Saint Paul, MN), 8/15/2012
Love them! They're adorable. I only wish they had dimensions on the site they were a little smaller than I anticipated but that just means less jelly bellys we have to buy! We plan to tie ribbon and a tag with there table # on them so they double as guest gift and place card holder.
Adorable favor BUT... 5
Kimberly (Nokomis, FL), 8/6/2012
These were a big hit at a rehearsal dinner. The couple was using mason jar mugs as the favor at their wedding, so this fit the theme perfectly. I filled them with personalized M & Ms and tied a twine bow around the neck. Now the "BUT"... The minimum order size for these is 30, and that's what I ordered. When they arrived, 24 were in a pre-packaged box, and 6 were lying in the box with very little packing. One of those 6 were broken. I only needed 28, so it was OK...but still annoying that I paid for 30 and only received 29 that were usable. The labels are delicate...don't rub them or the colors will rub off. Despite these issues, I still give the glass mason jars 5 Stars, because they were a big hit! Order a few extra.
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Snapshots from office happenings each week.
This Week at Serious Eats World Headquarters
This week, Kenji went to Singapore for a visit with his good friend, Serious Eats contributor Yvonne Ruperti. After eating their way through the hawker centers, Yvonne wanted a special treat for her birthday: durian.
Speaking of stinky...this week marked the 36th annual Garlic Festival in Gilroy, California. Of course Maggie had to investigate.
Back in New York, we hosted an ice cream social at the office, welcoming a happy crowd of contributors and friends....including Robyn Lee! Then we mostly just ate ice cream for every meal for the rest of the week.
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Luxury leather, laser cutout panel and a thick knit contrast make this bebe dress a darkly glamorous must-own. Try yours with a pair of glittering heels and an embellished clutch.
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Smolyan, Bulgariya
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On September 6th 1975, the biggest Planetarium with public observatory in Bulgaria opened its doors in the town of Smolyan. Smolyan is a tourist center in the West Rhodopes lying 800 m above sea level, near the famous Bulgarian winter resort of Pamporovo. The Planetarium is the town's most frequently visited place of interest. For the past 30 years it has been visited by 2,200,000 people. The planetarium and observatory complex works with no day off and has a staff of 10 people.
Popularizational activity
In order to popularize astronomical knowledge the Planetarium offers more than 50 lecture shows in the Star Hall. Some popular tales are made into children's shows while for the general public there are topical astronomical and special shows. Some of the general shows have been translated for foreigners. For the last few years the public has been particularly interested in the so called "special" programs - musical and poetical shows.
Educational activity
The Planetarium works with students from all forms of the Bulgarian school, as well as with preschool children. A lot of educational lectures related to the school studies in Astronomy, Physics, Geography are worked up and delivered here. There are also groups of students fond of astronomy called "Students'Creative Groups", permanently participating in the planetarium activities. These students are organized in a Youth's Astronomical Club. Three camp-schools are organized for these students in summer in the Planetarium and in the region of the National Astronomical Observatory, Rozhen. The students from Youth Astronomical Club observe and make photos of astronomical events such as solar activities, passages, conjunctions, moon and solar eclipses, meteors, etc.
Research activity
The research activity is in accordance with the technical means. A Sun's patrol has been acting here for more than 20 years now. It makes visual drawings and takes pictures of the spots making activity of the Sun's photosphere each sunny day.
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Kristen Stewart is no-stranger to on-screen nudity — having shot scandalous scenes for films like The Runaways and Welcome to the Rileys — but she's unusually smoldering in the just-released trailer for On the Road, the upcoming adaptation of Jack Kerouac's classic book. Or could the extra heat just be that she's nestled between uber-hotties Garrett Hedlund and Sam Riley? Either way, she looks pretty comfortable!
On the Road premieres later this year at Cannes — and we can't wait to see it!
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The Department of Defense announced today the death of two soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. They died in Baghdad, Iraq, on Sept. 16, when an improvised explosive device detonated near their M1A1 Abrams tank during patrol operations. Both soldiers were assigned to the 4th Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Ga.
Killed were:
1st Sgt. Alan N. Gifford, 39, of Tallahassee, Fla.
Spc. David H. Ford IV, 20, of Ironton, Ohio.
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A coalition of community organisations called on the Victorian government to consider the needs of taxi passengers – particularly those who are aged, after a report found they were among a vulnerable group being mistreated by taxi drivers.
In reference to the Taxi Industry Inquiry Report, tabled in parliament last week, community organisations urged the state government to implement all of the recommendations made by Professor Allan Fels AO, who mapped out a comprehensive plan to reform the taxi industry to make it safer and more accessible for all users.
Penny Wilson, Victorian Council of Social Service chief executive, stated the service taxis provide was "too important to get reforms wrong".
"Taxis are a vital form of transport for many Victorians, including people experiencing disadvantage, and older Victorians and people with disabilities," Ms Wilson said.
"The stories we hear from vulnerable taxi users make a strong case for reform of the industry. We've heard about a host of serious problems, with vulnerable people left for hours in the dark or rain waiting for taxis, people with disabilities being refused carriage, or people being treated with disrespect or put in danger."
According to Ms Wilson, the state government previously expressed its strong support to reforming the taxi industry in order to deliver a "better service for all Victorians".
"Only by maintaining such a strong commitment will our taxi industry become world class and benefit both consumers and drivers alike," she added.
COTA Victoria also urged the state government to respond to the Taxi Inquiry report to ensure necessary reforms to the system could improve services and particularly respond to the needs of older Victorians.
"Older people without cars and lacking adequate public transport services are extremely disadvantaged," COTA Victoria acting chief executive, David Craig, said.
"The current taxi system fails to deliver a flexible and cost effective service for older people especially those who live in regional Victoria and in outer metropolitan areas where public transport is non existent. Without change, older Victorians will continue to suffer."


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September 11 was a day of remembrance for those killed in the 2001 terrorist attacks on America. But it was also the anniversary of a brutal terrorist attack on a U.S. mission in Benghazi during which four Americans, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens, were killed.
The tragic Benghazi outcome was a consequence of indefensible decisions not to secure the mission, taken at the State Department and elsewhere in government, for which no one has been held responsible. And the failure of the administration to take effective action while the mission was under a six-hour siege was an indictment of its readiness to respond to the legendary "3 a.m. call," which in this case came shortly after midnight.
These failures were compounded by administration efforts to shift the blame, from its own lack of preparation, to an alleged public uprising in Libya against a crude amateur video attacking the Prophet Mohammed, a charge that turned out to be wholly false.
The official who spread the lie about the video, then United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice, is now President Barack Obama's national security adviser. The White House has called complaints about her role in trying to mislead the public a "phony scandal."
The Benghazi 9/11 anniversary was marked by President Obama in a speech at the Pentagon mentioning, in passing, that among those who have given their lives for their country since 2001 are "diplomats who serve in dangerous posts, as we saw this day last year in Benghazi."
In Benghazi it was marked by a powerful car bomb that severely damaged a building that used to house the U.S. Consulate and was occupied by the Libyan Foreign Ministry.
The car bombing — there were no fatalities — is a reminder that terrorist elements responsible for last year's attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi are still very much part of the scene in Libya. Indeed, one of the groups that the State Department said at the time was responsible for the attack, Ansar al Sharia, an al-Qaida affiliate, appears to be allied with the Libyan government.
On several occasions in the past year President Obama has passionately vowed to "hunt down" and punish the Benghazi perpetrators because, as he explained to Jon Stewart on Comedy Central last October, "When four Americans get killed, it's not optimal."
It is fair to say that the administration's record of pursuing justice for the Benghazi murders is not "optimal" either. In August the Justice Department issued a sealed indictment of Ansar al Sharia's leader in Benghazi, Ahmed Khattalah, and four others, but all remain at large.
The administration said in January that it wanted to talk with Mr. Khattalah, but apparently it has not done so to this day. Just before the indictment against the militia leader was announced in August, however, CNN broadcast an interview with him from Benghazi, where according to the report he was very easy to find. During the interview he said he had not been contacted by the FBI or other American officials in the 11 months since the Benghazi attack.
Meanwhile, Fox News has reported that a Special Forces team allegedly tasked with capturing the Benghazi suspects was withdrawn from Libya during the summer after its weapons were stolen, apparently by Libyan militias.
Sadly for Mr. Obama, the "phony scandal" of Benghazi is all too real, and it keeps on getting worse.
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Stoke City: Jon Walters aiming to sign off for season with 10 goals
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JON Walters is desperate for two goals at Southampton on Sunday to become only the third Stoke City player to hit 10 in a Premier League season.
Walters would love to hit double figures and follow in the footsteps of Ricardo Fuller (11 goals) in 2008/09 and Peter Crouch (10) last season.
And he says any critics of his scoring record are being unfair because he rarely plays in an advanced striking role.
"I'm always trying to get into the box to get on the end of things," he said, "but that's not always easy when you're playing on the right or the left.
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"I think that most of the time I've been here we have tended to play with only one up front
"But yes, I would like to score more because we defend as a team and move forward as a team."
Walters is adamant Stoke will turn up to try to win on Sunday (4pm) and not just go through the motions now they are safe.
"The players are where we are in our careers because we want to win games," he reasoned.
"We are due something on the last day of the season when you look at results from past seasons, and it would be nice to finish on a high after that bad run we had."
The Premier League is so cramped just above the bottom three that Stoke could finish as high as 10th – their best-ever Premier League placing – or as low as 17th.
Walters acknowledged Stoke's rapid descent towards troubled waters since the turn of the year, but says the manager and players deserve credit for scrambling away from the relegation zone.
"We ended 2012 on a high, then went on such a bad run after that," said Walters, who is due to start his 89th consecutive Premier League game on Sunday.
"We needed to get ourselves out of that slump and not leave it so late, but it shows that anyone from the bottom half of the table could have gone down.
"Now we have come through that and we want to finish on a high.
"If we finish in 10th for the first time that would be excellent, but we know that a win guarantees 11th."
Walters will have a short break after Sunday before linking up with his Republic of Ireland team-mates for two friendlies and a World Cup qualifier.
The sequence begins with a trip to Wembley to face England on May 29, then another warm-up game against Georgia in Dublin before a qualifier at the same venue against the Faroe Islands.


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Posted: November 14, 2012
Resonator master and 13-time Grammy Award winner Jerry Douglas has been out on the road in support of his latest album Traveler.
Fan-shot footage has surfaced of Douglas performing Traveler's opening track, "On a Monday," over the weekend at Stage 1 in Fairfield, Conn.
Enjoy the clip below of Douglas on his new G9230 Bobtail Square-Neck A.E. resonator from the Gretsch Roots Collection.
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Megan Hoffman
Megan holds her certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. As a former All-American college lacrosse player and later as a coach, Megan's background and passion for fitness has led her to become one of Greater New York's most sought-after personal trainers. She pushes clients beyond their limits to prove that what they feel is impossible is indeed possible, and the results speak for themselves.
Megan is a two-time cover model for Women's Health, and has also graced the covers of Oxygen and Prevention magazines. In addition, she has been featured in Men's Health, Shape, Runners World, Fitness, Health, Self and Bicycling. Megan has been in ad campaigns for some of the most recognizable brands in the world, including Target, Under Armor, Lady Foot Locker, Sports Authority and Ecco. She has also appeared in commercials for Nike and CSX, and hosted web videos for Shape and Prevention.
Most recently, Megan lent her training expertise to Rodale Publishing and Women's Health for their most recent fitness DVD collection. She designed and hosted their Slim, Calm, Sexy workout video (Feb 2012).
Cat Alessio
Director, Client RelationsCat is a graduate of The Fashion Institute of Technology, which launched her into the world of high-fashion and events planning from the very start of her career. As an award-winning special events manager at Condé Nast Publications, Cat's attention to detail and ability to provide outstanding service to multiple departments within the organization made her a beloved asset to the team. But even that could not keep her from her real passion for wardrobe styling and advising on ways to look and feel beautiful inside and out.
Cat went on to launch Cat's Style, an image consulting and personal shopping business. Her undeniable patience, life-long love affair with healthy living and overall style, and ease for maintaining long-lasting relationships has earned her the position as Director, Client Relations at Oxygen.
Cat treats working with Oxygen members much like her consulting and personal shopping clients. Everyone deserves to feel valued and to receive the best possible customized service. Her lovable, charismatic personality will no doubt attract Oxygen members who will appreciate working with her and gaining from her full knowledge for what Oxygen has to offer.
Casey McBride
Director, YogaCasey's focus on the spiritual and physical aspects of yoga, with an emphasis on mindful and intelligent vinyasa sequencing, make her classes creative, challenging, and genuinely fun. Her down-to-earth demeanor and sense of humor enable her students to invigorate both the physical and subtle bodies, and ignite a true passion from within. Casey's favorite part about her teaching, aside from seeing bodies transforming with the breath, is witnessing her students develop confidence and pride for their practice.
Casey spent a majority of her early years as a dancer, both as a teacher and a performer. She graduated from the University of Kansas, where she was on the Dance Team, and later spent seven years teaching for the Universal Dance Association. She served as a choreographer and judge for the ESPN National Dance Team Championships, and performed with New York's Off Center Dance Theatre in addition to various other choreographers and dance companies.
A knee injury lead Casey to yoga and quickly the practice became her passion. Casey started her yoga career as a Senior Teacher at Be Yoga/Yogaworks in NYC, where she completed the 500-hour training under the direction of Alan Finger. She has also completed her Advanced Teacher Training with Lois Nesbitt in Anusara Yoga and the Saraswati Yoga Joint Training. Little unknown facts: Self magazine called on Casey to be the 'yoga expert' for celebrity Julie Bowen's photoshoot! Casey is currently an Ambassador for Lululemon in Greenwich, CT.
Jenn Buchman
Jennifer's yoga classes appeal to athletes of all ages and abilities, placing an emphasis on flexibility, increasing range of motion and most importantly, connecting with the breath. A graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and an emphasis on Athletic Training, she played collegiate golf for SDSU and grew up downhill racing the mountain slopes of Lake Tahoe, California.
Jennifer discovered how yoga improved the physical and mental aspects of her varied athletic pursuits and also offered the ability to prevent and recover more quickly from muscle fatigue and injury. Her RYT-200 certification by Yoga Alliance was completed with Yoga Tropics in San Diego. Jennifer's RYT-500 certification by Yoga Alliance was completed with Soul of Yoga in Encinitas, California.
Jeimy Canosa
Jeimy is a registered licensed physical therapist, licensed Zumba fitness instructor, chosen to be one of the presenters at the Zumba instructor convention since 2012, certified weight trainer, certified spinning instructor, MMA fighter, dancer and looking forward to also becoming certified in Barre. With 10 years of experience in orthopedic rehab as well as home care, Jeimy is constantly challenged to improve the quality of life of her patients with the goals of pain reduction, aging support and individualized targeted goals of patients suffering from musculoskeletal injuries including trauma, spine and back, total joint replacement and sports medicine.
With her infectious personality, Jeimy has a great passion for dancing and fitness. Using her understanding of the body to minimize risk of injury, she is always looking for ways to bring the X factor into a workout leaving members feeling exhilarated for the ultimate O experience! Her goal is to help you become a better version of yourself with her upbeat workouts leaving you with a positive mindset!
Adam Colberg
Adam Colberg is an accomplished professional boxing coach from NYC's legendary Gleason's Gym. Adam Colberg has been featured in/on MTV, NBC, HBO, Healthy Life, Westport & Serendipity Magazine, among other projects. Colberg has trained world champions, NFL members, pro MMA talents, entertainment personalities, wall-street moguls, men, women, and children.
Colberg is an ISFTA Sports/Fitness Trainer, Pro-Boxing Coach, CPFC Fitness Chef, Fitness/Boxing Media Expert, and former U.S. Marine. Colberg has also earned three black belts in various martial arts disciplines. He achieved his Bachelor's in Health & Society at the University of Connecticut after making a call of duty with the U.S. Marines, in Operation Desert Storm.
Adam Colberg trains an array of private clients and professional athletes throughout Manhattan, Greenwich, and New Canaan, CT. To see Adam Colberg's blog or instructional videos, go to Adamcolberg.com. "Train Smarter, Not Harder."
Donovan Green
Donavan is a graduate of the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and a certified ACE and IFA personal trainer. With over 15 years personal trainer experience and as a sought-after kickboxing instructor, Donovan understands the benefits of a healthy, physical lifestyle and desires to educate others as his teachers did for him. He holds a black belt in jiu-jitsu, a martial art, combat sport, and a self defense system that focuses on grappling and especially ground fighting. He is also currently a practitioner of Krav Maga, a noncompetitive self-defense system developed in Israel that involves boxing, muay Thai, jiu-jitsu, wrestling, and grappling techniques, along with realistic fight training.
His loyal following has proven he has set the bar in giving clients both an extremely challenging workout while simultaneously evoking excitement, confidence and a desire to be better.
Donovan lives by his mantra, "Your body is just a body until you make it a temple." Don't be fooled by his genuine, kind persona he is a bulldog when it comes to getting his clients fit and motivated! Little tidbit: Donavan trains Dr. Oz!
Kari Johns
Kari has been in the fitness industry for over 20 years beginning as a Division 1 athlete in college, then making the transition to Group Fitness through various fitness techniques and trainings. After receiving her BA in both Psychology and Sociology, she quickly changed focus and was voted as Instructor of the Year in the Greater New York area two years in a row and was featured in the fitness segments of Good Morning America, Good Day New York and Fox 5 New York featuring her unique style of training which comes from a combination of over 20 fitness certifications.
Her dynamic perspective and impressive certifications allow Kari to create classes and routines for any participant from novice to elite; no matter what your level of fitness, Kari can push you to limits that you never thought you could achieve with her unparalleled motivational tactics and motto "if you have the power and faith to believe it, you have the strength and ability to achieve it". Kari is also a certified coach in the State of CT and on the State Championship coaching staff of the Darien Blue Wave Field Hockey team which has captured 6 titles in 7 years and held the longest winning streak of any high school team in history.
PJ Johns
PJ is one of the most sought after personal fitness coaches/trainers in the greater New York and CT area. He has made appearance on Good Day New York, Good Morning America, Fox 5 and Local 12 news and has modeled for Nike, ECA World Alliance and New York Sports Club.
PJ's certifications and specialties include but are not limited to: ACE, AFAA, TRX Suspension Training, Kettlebell, Schwinn Cycling, Reebok Cycling, MadDogg Spinning, BodyBar, BodyPump, Reebok Slide, Reebok Step and Thomas the Promise Kickboxing. He currently runs the strength and conditioning program for the State and FCIAC Championship Blue Wave Field Hockey Team and the FC United Field Hockey Premier Club Team.
Tricia Nisenson
From a young age, Tricia has always been passionate about fitness and healthy living. Throughout her life, she has been active in dance, soccer, softball, golf, tennis, skiing and track and field. She continues to challenge herself today in both group and individual athletics.
After graduating from Villanova University, Tricia came to New York City and worked in the finance industry at Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan as an institutional portfolio manager. However, after six years in finance, Tricia decided to follow her passion for fitness and wellness leading her to a new career as a Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor.
Tricia is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Tricia currently trains clients in New York and Connecticut as an independent trainer, and continues to teach indoor cycling and group fitness classes. She combines her knowledge of the demanding business lifestyle with her passion for fitness to help clients achieve their goals and reach their fullest potential!
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Patty's high energy, enthusiasm and creativity help to make her one-of-a-kind classes unstoppable. Teaching fitness for over 30 years, Patty keeps members moving with high intensity intervals using all different types of equipment including BOSU's, steps, jump ropes, weights and gliders or just body weight.
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Bandera now has official claim as Cowboy Capital
By Zeke MacCormack : July 21, 2013 : Updated: July 22, 2013 9:40am
Photo By KIN MAN HUI/SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWSLonghorns take part in Celebrate Bandera in the city's downtown. The city earned the title of "Cowboy Capital of the World" partly for its role as a staging area for cattle drives along the Great Western Trail.
Photo By Zeke MacCormackBandera Mayor Don Clark carries into City Hall an historical marker that recounts how the city earned the title "Cowboy Capital of the World." The marker will be installed in a downtown park next month.
The first printed reference that one Bandera County Historical Commission member found for the city being the cowboy capital appeared in 1948.
Photo By Zeke MacCormackAttractions like the two-headed goat on display at the Frontier Times Museum in Bandera have long made the "cowboy capital" a hit with Europeans, including Elena Jourda (left) and her mom, Lydia Jourda, who were visiting from France.
BANDERA — It's official!
This small city's long-time claim to be "The Cowboy Capital of the World" has been blessed by the state.
Both houses of the Legislature recently passed resolutions designating the town as the world's cowboy capital.
The Texas Historical Commission sealed the deal by approving a historic marker that will be installed in a downtown park next month.
Read more about Bandera's history as the Cowboy Capital and what it means to the town on ExpressNews.com.


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BURLINGTON, Vt. - The University of New Hampshire men's track and field team scored 41 total team points and sits in third place after day one of the America East Championships at the Frank H. Livak Track & Field Facility on the campus of the University of Vermont.
Junior John Prizzi (Wyckoff, N.J.) and sophomore Jeremy Wildgoose (Woodstock, Conn.) opened things up for the Wildcats by placing in the top four of the 3,000-meter steeplechase event. Prizzi took the top spot with a time of 9:06.44 and Wildgoose followed with a fourth-place finish (9:21.66).
Freshmen Drew Piazza (Danvers, Mass.) and Christopher Poggi (Derry, N.H.) followed by taking the top two spots in the 800-meter preliminary race. Piazza snagged first place in 1 minute and 51.75 seconds, while Poggi followed in second with a time of 1:51.76.
Three more Wildcats placed in the 10,000-meter race. Sophomore Samuel Gagnon (Hooksett, N.H.) claimed third in 31:12.24, senior John Corona (Middletown, Conn.) followed in fourth place with a time of 31:19.02, and sophomore Brendan McCarthy (Mansfield, Mass.) earned eighth in 31:29.44.
The Wildcats also got a top-six finish from junior Isaiah Penn (Boston, Mass.). The junior sprinter scored a sixth-place finish in the preliminary race with a time of 48.86 seconds to qualify for Sunday's finals.
Hurdlers D'mahl McFadden (Penacook, N.H.) and Ryan Maney (Reading, Mass.) took top-nine finishes in the 110-meter hurdles to qualify for Sunday's finals. McFadden earned the sixth spot with a time of 15.07 seconds, while Maney placed ninth in 15.43 seconds.
Sophomore Tyler Mulcahy (Weymouth, Mass.) and freshman Andrew McFarland (Nazareth, Pa.) also logged top-eight times in the 400-meter hurdles prelims. Mulcahy lead the way with a fifth-place performance (54.79 seconds) and McFarland earned eighth (55.86 seconds).
A pair of Wildcats also placed in the hammer throw event. Senior George Jumpp (Manchester, N.H.) earned third place with a toss of 186 feet and 8 inches, while freshman Michael Shanahan (Dover, N.H.) posted a sixth-place finish with a measurement of 171-05.
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TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A federal judge has blocked the state of Oklahoma's attempt to introduce a portion of soil test records from 50 chicken farms in its pollution lawsuit against the Arkansas poultry industry.
U.S. District Judge Gregory Frizzell instead ordered Oklahoma on Wednesday to submit the records of each operation going back to 1998, when the record-keeping began.
Frizzell sided with poultry company attorneys who earlier accused Oklahoma of "cherry-picking" certain soil tests from farms that showed high phosphorus levels to bolster its case.
Oklahoma's lawsuit accuses 11 companies of polluting a sensitive watershed with tons of bird manure.
The companies say the waste belongs to their contract growers, and accuse Oklahoma of tailoring science to fit its 2005 lawsuit.
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Harpswell voters approve $4M budget, pursuit of Brunswick border resolution
HARPSWELL — For the second consecutive year, Town Meeting voters authorized the town to seek a review of its historical border with Brunswick.
But unlike last year, voters on March 20 agreed to help pay for the effort, authorizing $2,500 to assist with legal fees and lobbying expenses to persuade the Legislature to change a 12-year-old decision that's now a state law.
Revival of the border dispute along Route 123 was one of the 65 warrant articles decided during a relatively fast-paced business meeting that concluded in just over five hours – about three hours faster than last year.
Voters also approved new sign, animal control and blasting ordinances. In addition, they approved a measure allowing smaller lot sizes and density bonuses for workforce housing subdivisions, an effort proponents said would stem the exodus of younger families from the town amid steadily rising home prices.
They also ratified a budget of just over $4 million. The spending plan is nearly $39,000 less than last year's despite a 2 percent pay increase for non-union municipal employees and a $219,000 outlay for the West Harpswell School.
Voters narrowly approved keeping the school open during a special referendum on March 9.
According to Town Administrator Kristi Eiane, the 2010 budget could represent a 1.8 percent decrease from 2009, and a drop in the town's property tax rate from $6.19 to $6.07 per $1,000 of assessed value.
The precise drop in the tax rate will be determined when the School Administrative District 75 budget is ratified in June.
Meanwhile, the West Harpswell School issue rippled to voters' selection of a representative on the SAD 75 board of directors. Dorothy Carrier, a five-term member of the board and part of the 8-1 majority that voted to close the school last year, was unseated by 57-year-old Linda Hall, 580-501.
Hall ran in favor of keeping West Harpswell School open.
Voters also re-elected James Henderson to the Board of Selectmen. Henderson, 68, the board chairman, defeated 34-year-old challenger Alison Hawkes of Cundy's Harbor, 640-462.
Also during secret-ballot voting, residents approved Harpswell's perennially contentious appropriation to the Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick, 639-419. The town's 2010 library allocation will be close to $120,000.
Unlike last year, voters approved most town expenditures with little debate. Most discussion came on an article that included 2 percent pay hikes for the tax collector and town clerk.
Carrier, speaking from the floor, argued against the increases and introduced an amendment that would've frozen the salaries at 2009 levels.
Hawkes said some residents couldn't afford the increase.
"I see that our general assistance is up and so are the number of unpaid taxes," she said. "That tells me that people are struggling to pay their bills."
But Selectman Elinor Multer said she supported the increase for all non-union town employees because union employees had similar increases built into their contracts.
"I don't like the message it sends when union employees get a 2 percent raise, but non-union workers get zero," Multer said.
'Clam Wars' border
Much of the floor debate came prior to the decision to revisit the border issue.
Last year residents voted 93-61 to challenge a 1998 decision that surrendered about 30 acres of intertidal land to Brunswick. The 1998 decision followed what residents often refer to as the "Clam Wars" between Brunswick and Harpswell.
Last year's effort, spearheaded by the citizen group called the Carrying Place Assembly, failed to persuade members of the Legislature's State and Local Government committee to endorse a bill that would have redrawn the border to coincide with the one that the group claims existed in 1738.
The group is expected to make a similar case by presenting additional historical evidence.
However, opponents questioned the group's ability to work the historical data – much of it 272-year-old maps, documents and clam leases – into a convincing argument.
Resident Jim Knight said he didn't fully understand the group's argument despite many attempts.
"If I don't understand it well, there's going to be a lot of other people who don't either," Knight said.
Karen Blake, meanwhile, said settling the issue would likely be futile and costly, both in terms of money and Harpswell's reputation.
"We need to step away from our reputation as being fighters," Blake said. "We have to look like reasonable people."
Amy Haible, of the Carrying Place Assembly, disagreed.
"I find (Blake's) comments interesting coming from one of the most argumentative people I've ever met," Haible, a former selectman, said. "There's something honorable about admitting you've made a mistake and correcting it."
Gordon Weil, one of the selectmen who helped broker the 1998 settlement, said the Carrying Place analysis was questionable. He added that the reason the two sides came to an agreement in 1998 was because Harpswell had been advised by its attorney that continuing would be costly without any guarantee of success.
Sam Alexander, a member of the group, said residents approved the settlement after they'd been subjected to "fear-mongering" by lawyers on both sides.
"I don't think embarrassment or reputation is at stake at all," Alexander said. "It's about respect."
Voters evidently agreed and a authorized the review with a clear majority.
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Once I was a freshman, bright-eyed and bushy tailed, ready for any challenge that could arise. Now I'm a second year, still ready for any challenge, but with some pro tips in my wheelhouse. Lucky you, you get to find out all the secrets, even if you don't want to be props and costumes.
Tip number 1: Don't sweat the small stuff. This is perhaps the most important tip I have learned from being a costumes and props manager. You have to make many decisions about keeping things, organizing things, and keeping your volunteers in line. There are many things to keep track of, so if you run into a small hiccup, don't panic.
Tip number 2: Don't be afraid to ask for help. Costumes and Props manager is a demanding position. I didn't do it alone and that was what made all the difference. If I hadn't had my co-manager helping me out, who knows where I'd be. Ask for help. Players is about supporting each other, people won't mind helping you.
Tip number 3: The director is your best friend. Get to know the directors of shows. If you can glean their vision telepathically, great, if not, you'll need to be able to discuss things with them and make sure you get your points across. It's important to be on the same page.
Tip number 4: Delegate. Sometimes you have to create things. This year alone, we needed a moose puppet and a fully functioning hand puppet. That is not exactly something you can afford on an average budget, so it is off to the DIY section So You Want to Run Costumes and Props Home Depot. No creative talent? Well, lucky for you there is a club full of people with many talents. Pick one of them and ask if they will help you out. It is the best way to get others involved and to keep yourself from ripping your hair out trying to make something last minute.
Tip number 5: Be flexible. Sometimes props get broken. Sometimes people forget to return things. Sometimes people don't show up to help. You have to be able to adapt. It is easier than it sounds, I promise you. Don't be afraid to compromise. Things will always work out. In a nutshell, that is the bare bones survival guide to costumes and props. It sounds scary and intimidating and downright torturous, but it's also rewarding and completely unique. Give it a shot. You would be surprised at how well it can turn out for you, I know I was.
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Stoke City: Tony Pulis urging fans to help shout down Liverpool at the Britannia
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TONY Pulis has called on fans to blow away their Christmas cobwebs by backing Stoke's bid to upset another of football's grand reputations when Liverpool visit the Britannia Stadium this evening (7.45pm).
Pulis insists a fixture against Liverpool remains one of the toughest tests in the Premier League calendar.
But he says Stoke can extend their unbeaten run to nine games with the support of a noisy Brit.
"I hope our fans have had a bellyful of turkey," said the Stoke boss, "and now we need them to come and work it off.
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"People go on about how many years it's been since Liverpool won the title, but you look at what they have spent and the players they are assembling, and then tell me they aren't a team on the up.
"Our lads have done superbly lately, particularly defensively, and they know they will have to be at 100 per cent to get anything out of Liverpool.
"The same goes for our fans, because without the noise they make we would never be in the position we are."
Stoke went into Christmas with more points than ever before at this stage of a Premier League season, while their eight-match unbeaten run is their longest since promotion in 2008.
Pulis says this is proof that the club and his team are improving year-on-year, but at a gradual pace that must not be increased too quickly.
He said: "I think our fans understand that because they have certainly been with us every step of the way."
Pulis will consider making several changes this evening with the likes of Dean Whitehead and Peter Crouch pushing for starts in midfield and attack respectively.
There is also an outside chance Pulis could slip Michael Owen on to the bench against his old club after fitness problems prevented him travelling to Anfield for October's goalless draw.
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We ride a lot on the trails in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area located on the south city limits of town (Sulphur, OK). They put up a sign reading "Trail Closed" or "Road Closed" at every entrance into the Park. They only have 1 or 2 employees working and they are the Park Police. They are only patrolling the perimeter and chasing anybody out that dares to put a foot in the Park.
Not only does the politics of this make no sense what-so-ever, they have said they will pay all of the non-working Federal employees while they are NOT at work. So, now we are paying them to stay home and not work. Someone tell me how that makes any sense at all.


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St Bernadette Catholic Junior School
St Bernadette Catholic Junior School
Atkins Road
Clapham Park
Headteacher: Mrs Deborah Hogan
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241 pupils
mixed gender
240 pupils capacity: 100% full
120 boys 50%
120 girls 50%
Last updated: June 18, 2014
Primary — Voluntary Aided School
- 100628
- Education phase
- Primary
- Religious character
- Roman Catholic
- Establishment type
- Voluntary Aided School
- Establishment #
- 5200
- OSGB coordinates
- Easting: 529156, Northing: 173718
- GPS coordinates
- Latitude: 51.448, Longitude: -0.1428
- Accepting pupils
- 7—11 years old
- Census date
- Jan. 16, 2014
- Ofsted last inspection
- Sept. 12, 2013
- Diocese
- Archdiocese of Southwark
- Region › Const. › Ward
- London › Streatham › Thornton
- Area
- Urban > 10k - less sparse
- Investor in People
- Committed IiP Status
- Free school meals %
- 27.40
Schools nearby
- La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls' School SW120AB (919 pupils)
- 0.1 miles Waldorf School of South West London SW120LT (62 pupils)
- 0.2 miles Henry Cavendish Primary School SW120JA (761 pupils)
- 0.3 miles The White House Preparatory School & Woodentops Kindergarten SW120LF (116 pupils)
- 0.3 miles Alderbrook Primary School SW128PP (265 pupils)
- 0.3 miles L'Ecole Des Benjamins SW128PP
- 0.3 miles The Laurels SW120AN (10 pupils)
- 0.4 miles Bonneville Junior School SW49LB
- 0.4 miles Bonneville Infant School SW49LB
- 0.4 miles Telferscot Primary School SW120HW (335 pupils)
- 0.4 miles St Bede's Catholic Infant School SW120LF (226 pupils)
- 0.4 miles Hyde Farm School SW120HW
- 0.4 miles St Francis Xavier Sixth Form College SW128EN
- 0.4 miles Bonneville Primary School SW49LB (397 pupils)
- 0.5 miles Maytree Nursery School SW48LN (82 pupils)
- 0.5 miles Balham Nursery School SW128JL (70 pupils)
- 0.5 miles Oliver House Preparatory School SW49AH (169 pupils)
- 0.6 miles Glenbrook Primary School SW48LD
- 0.6 miles Glenbrook Primary School SW48LD (415 pupils)
- 0.6 miles Ravenstone Primary School SW129SS (445 pupils)
- 0.6 miles Holy Ghost Catholic Primary School SW128QJ (206 pupils)
- 0.6 miles Trinity St Mary's CofE Primary School SW128DR (226 pupils)
- 0.6 miles Chestnut Grove School SW128JZ
- 0.6 miles Hornsby House School SW128RS (411 pupils)
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St Bernadette Catholic Junior School
Inspection Report
|Unique Reference Number
|Local Authority
|Inspection number
|Inspection date
|11 June 2009
|Reporting inspector
|Keith Sadler
This inspection of the school was carried out under section 5 of the Education Act 2005.
|Type of school
|School category
|Voluntary aided
|Age range of pupils
|Gender of pupils
|Number on roll
|School (total)
|Appropriate authority
|The governing body
|Father Christopher Basden
|Ms Deborah Hogan
|Date of previous school inspection
|28 June 2006
|School address
|Atkins Road
|Clapham Park
|London SW12 0AB
|Telephone number
|020 8673 2061
|Fax number
|020 8675 7196
|Age group
|Inspection date
|11 June 2009
|Inspection number
Inspection report St Bernadette Catholic Junior School, 11 June 2009
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Website: ofsted.gov.uk
The inspection was carried out by an Additional Inspector who evaluated the overall effectiveness of the school. In addition, the following issues were investigated.
- Why are results in mathematics lower than in English and science?
- How good is the curriculum?
- How well is pupils' progress tracked and how well is the information used to accelerate achievement?
Evidence was gathered from the school's analysis of pupils' progress, samples of pupils' work and observations in lessons. Discussions were held with staff, governors and pupils. In addition, the responses in 96 parents' questionnaires were analysed and their comments taken into account. Other aspects of the school's work were not investigated in detail, but the inspectors found no evidence to suggest that the school's own assessments, as given in its self-evaluation, were not justified, and these have been included where appropriate in this report.
Description of the school
St Bernadette is an oversubscribed junior school of average size. Most pupils live in the parish of St Bede's, although a few pupils come from other parishes, including some from neighbouring local authorities. Almost all pupils are Catholic and they come from a diverse range of heritage groups. Very few pupils are of White British background and the largest group, representing a third of pupils, is Black or Black British-African. About two thirds of pupils speak English as an additional language and several of these are at an early stage of learning English. The proportion of pupils who have learning difficulties and/or disabilities is above average. Most of these find learning hard or have behavioural, emotional and social difficulties. The school has gained the Healthy School Award and Sports Activemark.
Key for inspection grades
|Grade 1
|Grade 2
|Grade 3
|Grade 4
Overall effectiveness of the school
Grade: 2
St Bernadette is a good school which is on an upward trend. Some aspects of its work are outstanding. This is because pupils achieve well and their personal development is outstanding. Its work is underpinned by its strong Christian ethos to achieve its aim of 'work is prayer'. Pupils thoroughly enjoy being at St Bernadette, as shown by their above-average attendance, and they are proud of its Catholic values. Pupils and their parents were keen to tell inspectors how good they think the school is. As one school councillor stated, 'Our school is very special because we have very talented pupils. We learn something new every day and that's the teachers and the pupils'. The overwhelmingly inclusive ethos underpins excellent pastoral care. Pupils are polite, friendly and welcoming. They work and play together harmoniously and have an excellent sense of right and wrong. By the time that they leave school, pupils are becoming secure, confident and mature young people who are very well prepared for their move to secondary education. Behaviour is excellent, with pupils rising to the expectation that they will behave well and act responsibly. Parents are unanimous in saying that their children are safe in school and pupils have an excellent understanding of how to keep themselves safe. They have a keen awareness of the need to live a healthy lifestyle, understanding the need to eat healthily, and the importance of exercise. This has been recognised by the Healthy School and Activemark awards. There is good promotion of community cohesion. There are varied partnership activities with local and diocesan schools and close links with a number of national and local charities. Although there are no strong links with schools in other countries, the global dimension is supported well by celebrating the diverse culture of the very many nations represented in the school. In addition, the school council has close links with another local catholic school and also a school in Kent and school councillors proudly show the information gained from other school councils and how they have learned from these. Provision is good and, when linked to pupils' positive attitudes and a good range of additional support, it ensures that achievement is good. Pupils enter the school with skills and attainment that are broadly in line with the national average. Progress is steady in Years 3 and 4 but accelerates in Years 5 and 6 so that by the time that pupils leave school, standards are above average, particularly in English where standards are well above average. However, because there has been a legacy of some underachievement in Years 3 and 4 in the past, particularly in mathematics, standards in this subject are average. The school recognised this deficiency and because there has been a well-founded improvement project to quicken learning, progress has accelerated. Evaluation showed that pupils' calculation skills and their skills in applying mathematics needed boosting and these have been strengthened by giving additional focus. In addition, parents' workshops, resources for parents and a homework club have been put into place to enable parents to support their children's mathematical development. This has accelerated progress, though the school is keenly aware that although the gap between mathematics and English and science is closing, standards in mathematics still drag behind. The school's tracking indicates that attainment in Year 6 is not as high this year, although these pupils have made good progress from starting points that were lower than usual. Critically, all groups of pupils, including those that find learning hard and others that are at an early stage of learning English, make good progress and achieve well because their needs are clearly identified and good support is put into place. Compared with the national picture, Black African pupils do particularly well.
The quality of teaching is good. Most lessons are good and some are outstanding. Lessons are characterised by good relationships in which teachers manage pupils well, and the positive atmosphere in all classrooms aids learning. There has been an emphasis on strengthening pupils' learning since the previous inspection and this is paying dividends. Teachers invariably outline the purpose of lessons and recent work on clarifying for pupils the success criteria for each lesson and unit of work enables them to know what they have to do to succeed. In many lessons these are used well in plenary sessions to check learning. However, this is not always the case and, where there is not a clear focus on what is being learned, the pace of learning slows. The curriculum is of good quality. It meets pupils' needs well and helps them to develop a good knowledge base and also generates excitement about learning. As one parent wrote, 'The teachers put lots of effort into lessons, trips and clubs. Sports are a particular strength'. Pupils benefit from specialist teaching in physical education and this has led pupils to thoroughly enjoying sporting activities. 'Have you seen all our trophies?', proudly asked a school councillor. Provision for information and communication technology has strengthened since the previous inspection and pupils also benefit from specialist music teaching. There are particular strengths in the additional activities. This includes many modern foreign languages, sporting and arts activities. However, some work still needs to be done to ensure that subjects are linked together in order to make learning more meaningful. There has been an improvement in the pupils' personal development since the previous inspection. This is due to the excellence of the care, guidance and support provided for pupils. The strong pastoral support is complemented well by a good range of provision for vulnerable pupils including the use of counselling services which the pupils say they find very valuable. The provision of first language support for newcomers speaking Polish, Portuguese and Spanish particularly benefits these pupils and enables them to settle quickly and learn English well. All regulations for safeguarding and protecting pupils' health and safety are met in full. There has been a marked improvement in academic guidance since the previous inspection. There are now robust and clear procedures for tracking pupils' progress and this enables senior leaders to keep a close watch on achievement in each class. These good systems have brought an additional rigour to guidance arrangements because teachers can be held to account for pupils' progress and any potential underachievement. Also, pupils are clear about their targets, marking has improved and now provides good guidance for pupils. Critically, clear success criteria help pupils to be involved in their learning by enabling them to assess their own work against their targets.
All these things do not happen by chance! The headteacher provides outstanding leadership. She is already much admired by the whole school community and she has very successfully built on the many strengths reported in the previous inspection. She has a clear vision for the future of the school that is shared by all members of staff and there is a clear determination to improve the school even further. The headteacher has strengthened staff teamwork and has substantially improved the role of subject leaders in the excellent procedures for checking progress and provision. These enable senior staff to have a clear picture of the strengths and development points and have been key in identifying and evaluating the success of the many improvement projects that have been put into place. The headteacher is supported well by the deputy headteacher and governors, who have a good understanding of the school's strengths and are effectively led by the experienced chair of governors. However, at present, they are over-reliant on the headteacher for information about the school's success and improvements. Nonetheless, the significant improvements in both provision and standards since the previous inspection, demonstrate an outstanding capacity for further improvement.
What the school should do to improve further
- Accelerate progress and achievement in mathematics throughout the school.
- Strengthen the consistency of lessons by ensuring that pupils are always aware of lesson objectives and what they have to do to meet them.
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Annex A
Inspection judgements
|Key to judgements: grade 1 is outstanding, grade 2 good, grade 3 satisfactory, and grade 4 inadequate.
|School Overall
Overall effectiveness
|How effective,efficient and inclusive is the provision of education,integrated care and any extended services in meeting the needs of learners?
|Effective steps have been taken to promote improvement since the last inspection
|How well does the school work in partnership with others to promote learners' well-being?
|The capacity to make any necessary improvements
Achievement and standards
|How well do learners achieve?
|The standards¹ reached by learners
|How well learners make progress, taking account of any significant variations between groups of learners
|How well learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities make progress
Personal development and well-being
|How good are the overall personal development and well-being of the learners?
|The extent of learners' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development
|The extent to which learners adopt healthy lifestyles
|The extent to which learners adopt safe practices
|The extent to which learners enjoy their education
|The attendance of learners
|The behaviour of learners
|The extent to which learners make a positive contribution to the community
|How well learners develop workplace and other skills that will contribute to their future economic well-being
The quality of provision
|How effective are teaching and learning in meeting the full range of learners' needs?
|How well do the curriculum and other activities meet the range of needs and interests of learners?
|How well are learners cared for, guided and supported?
Leadership and management
|How effective are leadership and management in raising achievement and supporting all learners?
|How effectively leaders and managers at all levels set clear direction leading to improvement and promote high quality of care and education
|How effectively leaders and managers use challenging targets to raise standards
|The effectiveness of the school's self-evaluation
|How well equality of opportunity is promoted and discrimination eliminated
|How well does the school contribute to community cohesion?
|How effectively and efficiently resources, including staff, are deployed to achieve value for money
|The extent to which governors and other supervisory boards discharge their responsibilities
|Do procedures for safeguarding learners meet current government requirements?
|Does this school require special measures?
|Does this school require a notice to improve?
1 Grade 1 - Exceptionally and consistently high; Grade 2 - Generally above average with none significantly below average; Grade 3 - Broadly average to below average; Grade 4 - Exceptionally low.
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Text from letter to pupils explaining the findings of the inspection
23 June 2009
Dear Pupils
Inspection of St Bernadette Catholic Junior School,London,SW12 0AB
I am writing to let you know what I found when I visited your school. Thank you for helping me so well and making me welcome. I really enjoyed talking with you and finding out about your school. I enjoyed listening to you when you showed me all the vegetables and herbs that you are growing and also hearing about your many sporting achievements, particularly when you came third at Old Trafford in the national competition! I can see why you enjoy school so much because yours is a good school and it is getting even better.
These are the things that are best about your school.
- You enjoy school and you all get on very well together. Your behaviour is excellent and you help and support each other really well.
- You make good progress in your learning and want to do your best. Well done for this!
- The staff take excellent care of you and make sure that you are safe and very well looked after.
- Your teachers do a good job. Teaching is good and you thoroughly enjoy learning.
- Your headteacher is doing an excellent job. She is supported well by all the other adults in the school and the governors.
I have asked the school to continue to focus on two things.
- Making sure that you do as well in mathematics as you do in English and science.
- Making sure that you, the pupils, are always aware of what your lesson objectives are and what you have to do to meet them.
You can help by making sure you work as hard as possible to meet your targets. With best wishes, Yours faithfully
Keith Sadler
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From the producer of We Are Marshall, Invincible, The Rookie, and other movies with sepia toned posters, Touchback tells the story of a would-be star athlete whose luck falls apart when he is injured during high school game. Years later, he is magically transported back to the fateful game that wrecked his career. He must choose between the crummy life he has, for the one he always wanted. Just like when Jim Belushi had to choose between Linda Hamilton and Rene Russo in Mr. Destiny, except this time it's football and there's no Jon Lovitz. (Variety)
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Yesterday afternoon a story broke on Twitter that a car full of chemicals used to make drugs had been stopped by police on Brunswick St on the corner of Rose St. According to the Herald Scum there was a 'high risk' that the chemicals could explode. That's why Channel 7 put its helicopter directly overhead. If only the car had exploded and sent a fireball straight up into the air, taking out the chopper. That would have been news.
The reality was far more mundane. People who I've never met, but who I'm much more likely to believe, like Asher Wolf, were at the scene and they made the situation seem far less exciting. She reports that police told her chemicals had been found in the car but that they believed there was 'no danger'. She posted what I think is the first photo of the scene. It shows a bogan preferred vehicle, a Holden Commodore, parked outside Bimbo Deluxe.
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Numerous other Fitzroyalty, like Ross Hill, Adski and Jill Singer, were also on the scene. Bitsroy posted the link to the Scum article, which was presumably compiled from Twitter comments, as usual without any reference to the source of the news from the fucktard legacy media
journalist plagiarist who did the compiling.
Singer wrote 'Police have cordon around Bimbo Deluxe after allegedly finding pseudeephidrene in car outside.' Oneplanetmikey hilariously responded 'It is hayfever season.' Fucking genius response.
Wolf suggests that the Scum writer was not on-site and hyped the story. More jokes abound about how the drugs are usually inside Bimbo's, not outside. Someone makes a Breaking Bad reference.
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Blue Lucine reported that the police moved the car and posted a series of photos of the scene. This happened between about 2pm and 2.30pm. By the time I got home about 6pm, I saw that the car had been moved across Brunswick St and into the west end of Rose St, which remained blocked off between Brunswick St and Fitzroy St. There were lots of police around.
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I knew what the story was before I got there as I had been following it all afternoon on Twitter. I choose a spot to take my own photo, and a plain clothes police officer, in a vaguely annoyed manner, asked me why I was taking a photo. I responded that I am a journalist. 'Who for?' he asked. 'Myself' I reply.
He stared at me in a dull dead manner for a moment then turns away, evidently having dismissed me as a harmless smartarse rather than a trouble maker. But I told the truth. I was participating in the journalistic act of gathering content to later use in reporting on the story.
There must have been many people taking photos throughout the afternoon. How can a police officer plausibly be surprised at someone taking photos at a crime scene? I reminded him that I was in public space and had every right to take a photo. He seemed not to agree with that idea.
Citizen journalists don't have a cosy relationship with the police like representatives of legacy media corporations often do. Our freedom to take photos in public space is apparently not appreciated or respected. But it is real and must not be threatened by government agencies, like the police, who don't understand that we are all now the media.
We don't fly around in helicopters and pretend to break stories that in reality have been broken by others on social media. This to me is the real story here, not the drug bust. It's another example of how dinosaur media relies on social media and citizen journalists more than the reverse.
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New Albany native and resident William Major "Will" Tucker, Jr., 25, has announced his candidacy for the Alderman Ward 4 post in New Albany. The son of Kelly Banks Tucker and the late William Major "Bill" Tucker, Tucker graduated from New Albany High School in 2003 and the University of Mississippi with a degree in […]
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Union County native and resident Gary Gray, 52, is seeking re-election to the Union County School Board, District 2 post. Gray, a graduate of West Union Attendance Center and bachelor of science degree from Mississippi State University, has been employed with the United States Postal Service for 30 years. He also has served as the […]
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As cold weather encroaches around the corner, the flu season isn't too far behind. When flu season comes, people begin sneezing, coughing, and have an overall icky feeling. Crystal McBrayer, Community and Occupational Health Coordinator for Baptist Hospital, came to the New Albany Kiwanis Club last Tuesday to talk about the flu, discuss flu symptoms, […]
East Union attacks dyslexia in school
Students and parents at East Union Attendance Center have decided to tackle the problem of dyslexia, try to understand the language-based problem, and have the goal of recognizing and combatting dyslexia in students. One of the ways that the school is dealing with dyslexia is by having educational workshops about dyslexia and forum discussions on […]
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