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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --Karen Johns, 49, is in a place no parent or grandparent wants to be.
"I just want the children here so I can hold them when they cry," said Johns.
Johns daughter, Misty Goble, is now in the Clay County Jail facing charges of child neglect or abuse.
"It plays on my emotions," said Johns. "It is a whirlwind."
And Goble'stwo daughters ages 5 and 6 are now in foster care.
"I don't get to talk with them I don't see them and that's left a hole in my heart. It is breaking my heart," she said.
A few years ago the children's father was deported to Mexico after being inthe United States Illegally.
Now the state is makingan effort to deport the american born children to Mexico to be with their father -- Johns is against it.
"I just want my grand children to be home with me, they know this place," she said.
Carole Vogle is the court appointed attorney for Goble's children.
"She [Goble] wants the children placed with one of her relatives," she said.
Vogle said she's concerned about the living conditions, and the level of service.
"There has been no documentation presented that they have services available for these kids," said Vogle.
Vogle said a Judge will make the final decision but if the kids were deported it would leave thecourt in a difficult position, since there's no reciprocal agreement between Mexico and Florida courts in this type of case.
"This court would have no jurisdiction to check on them," said Vogle. "There would be nobody supervising and if something went wrong this court would have no authority to bring them back."
Johns saidthe right decision is to let them stay in the United States and live with her.
"They would feel the love that they need. They're gonna need a lot of emotional support, psychological support and I'm willing to do all that," she said.
As a symbolic gesture of her commitment Johns has removed all family pictures from their frames until her children in foster care are with her and not in a strange land.
"It [empty frames] represents the emptiness that I feel. I've lost two of my grandchildren and I can't show the rest of them If I can't show them all," she said.
Guardian Ad Litem Executive Director Melinda Brown said she could not discuss the case, Florida Confidentiality Laws prohibit it.
"Our only interest is the best interest of the children," said Brown.
A hearing is scheduled for November 4, and the Florida Department of Children and Families plans to do a 'home study' of Karen Johns home to see if she meets what's required to become the guardian of her two granddaughters.


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Thanks John.
Egads, yep, never played a USA one.
My dealer has a few in stock that I saw in January the last time I was in there to put down my deposit, but I never played one.
Was kind of a hurry then.
Dealer called me on my way home from work, says it looks very nice, and it will be ready when I drop by first thing when they open up tomorrow morning.
Getting prepared to be blown away.
Good to hear, Corey!!!
Congrats in advance, I know you're gonna love it.
The 408s by the way...just great pickups. But the guitars themselves are magic!
How will you ever get to sleep tonight?
Getting something you've wanted and worked hard to get is a wonderful thing, one of life's pleasures. And waiting is hard. Definitely!
When you're in the music business (as I am) you never know the future, and a PRS is a sizable investment. But when it comes, a special day happens. I wish you the best with yours.
Well, five hours to go :D
Slept OK, just glad I decided to take today off.
Nothing like a four dayer to catch up on some playing.
I am glad your day has finally arrived Corey! I have been following your emotions the whole way through this thread, and I know this is gonna be a great day for you!! Congrats in advance and let us know what you think after this weekend of playing. And some pictures would be awesome too!!
Wow this day is huge for you! I can definitely empathize with your situation and want to congratulate you on your hard work. I've also recently found myself in a position to purchase some newer nicer gear from the work I've done for the past 15 years. I know how it feels bro and I'm super excited for your upcoming weekend!
I know you'll let us know how it goes... :biggrin:
Yeah brother, fingers crossed for your big day!
I'm doing the new guitar dance for you! I hope you have a shredtastic day Corey!
Thanks, I am sitting in my rig waiting for the shop to open in about 15 minutes.
I'm guessing we don't hear much from Corey for the next few days.

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PAWTUCKET – So how do you build a winning high school football program? Tolman coach Dave Caito certainly can describe the process.
WOONSOCKET -- Last year's Division II Super Bowl championship season is a distant memory for players on the 2010 Woonsocket High squad.
"That's gone," head coach Carnell Henderson admitted on Tuesday night. "We were a senior-heavy team last year. The kids on this year's team feel like they were recipients of a championship last year. They want to win one for themselves."
The Villa Novans are 5-1 with one game left in the regular season. That one loss came against unbeaten Tolman by a 6-0 score back in mid-September.
Based on their records and how they've played against their league opponents, the Division I semifinals should include top-seed Barrington and No. 2 Shea from Division I-East and third-seeded Bishop Hendricken and No. 4 seed La Salle from Div. I-South.
Robert Hanley Jr.
PAWTUCKET: Robert Hanley Jr, 56, of Hunts Ave, passed October 30, 2010. He was the husband of Karen Coyle.
Robert was the loving father of Jamie, Karrie, Joey and Tabitha Coyle and grandfather of twelve. Services were private. Arrangements are by the Keefe Funeral Home, Lincoln.
For online condolences visit www.thekeefefuneralhome.com
Lawrence N. Soucy
Hrad H. Zolmian, M.D
PAWTUCKET - Hrad H. Zolmian, M.D., 96, of McNeill Street, Carthage, North Carolina and formerly ofPequot Road, Pawtucket died Sunday, October 31, 2010 at home in North Carolina. He was the husband of the late Ruth (Notley) Zolmian and the father of the late Rod S. Zolmian.
Born in Providence, he was a son of the late George and Hanoushag (Anderson)Zooloomian.
Dr. Zolmian was a physician in the Blackstone Valley for many years retiring in November 1993. He was a 1936 graduate of Brown University and a 1940 graduate of Harvard University Medical School.
Alfredo Barros
PAWTUCKET - Alfredo "Pauly" Barros 20, passed October 30, 2010.
Born in Pawtucket, a son of Alfredo and Fatima (Fernandes) Barros of Pawtucket. He attended Shea High School.
Besides his parents he is survived by a son, Jahrell, five sisters, Nancy Martins and her fiance Scott Palardy of Pawtucket, Martha Barros and her fiance Adilson Correia of Kissimmee, FL, Charline Barros of Kissimmee, FL, Luana Barros and Paula Barros both of Cape Verde Islands, a brother, Jesse Barros of Roxbury, MA.
Thelma Hunt
VERMONT - Thelma Hunt, 74 of Fayston, VT, formally of Rumford, RI passed away Thursday, October 28 at Fletcher Allen Hospital with her daughter Brenda and son-in-law Todd by her side.


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on 28 July 2015
Absolutely love these cosy necks. Our 2 year old has two of them in different colours and I've just bought one for a friend. Warm, easy to wear, wash well, great idea, highly recommend!
lucy holroyd
on 02 April 2015
exactly what I expected. good value for money
N w a
on 03 February 2015
As a babywearing mum, I bought this to keep my 10month old's neck and chest warm when front carrying. He is normally in my coat in the cold and this covers the exposed areas brilliantly. It is slightly big for my petite baby but I fold the top down a little and this works just fine. I think I will get years of use out of it.
on 03 February 2015
Brilliant product!!! Great way to fill in the gaps if baby doesn't like zip done up all the way, can also be used on top of coat. Great way to layer up baby without adding too much bulk under a coat. Highly recommend!
on 03 February 2015
This is fantastic for my toddler who suffers with asthma as it comes right down over his chest giving him an extra layer on these chilly winter days.
Steph Gore
on 02 February 2015
This is a fab invention! Doesn't fall off or get caught in things like a scarf would and will last my 20 month old for many winters to come. Washes really well and the colour is gorgeous.
on 28 January 2015
Fantastic purchase for my 18 month old daughter! Would highly recommend!
on 27 January 2015
These are fantastic - only wish I'd stumbled on them earlier in the winter! Bought for half price in the sale too! Great product JoJo!
on 26 January 2015
Brilliant product. Bought 2 for my daughters and they are so quick and easy to pop on and off. Scarfs are good but these are a little more practical for little ones. Would highly recommend.
on 26 January 2015
Fantastic product - perfect for little people to keep them nice and warm without the faffing of a scarf! We got the one size for both our 18month old and 3.5 yr old. Just wish they came in bigger sizes too.
on 25 January 2015
This is a great item. A scarf would be too fussy for my little one and this keeps her really warm. Especially great at half price in the sale, fantastic value. Really soft
on 25 January 2015
Wonderful idea! Much more comfortable than average scarf, especially if you have very active child. I love color (fuchsia). It match perfectly to fuchsia reversible hooded sweatshirt, which I bought in store Jojo maman bebe.
Rebecca Williams
on 23 January 2015
Excellent puchase keeps chest, back and nick warm.
on 22 January 2015
It's really nice and comfortable scarf. My son likes it and it keeps him warm.
on 20 January 2015
Bought in the sale and pleased with it, although it is very big made
on 16 January 2015
A very good product, keep little one warm and comfortable. Love it.
S Rae
on 15 January 2015
Absolutely wonderful! A must-have addition to the winter wardrobe as it has kept my twins so snuggled up and warm! Thank you Jojo!
on 15 January 2015
This is great so useful.
on 14 January 2015
Brilliant product easy for to use & keeps my daughter cosy warm. Would recommend.
on 13 January 2015
Brilliant idea! Don't have to worry about a scarf falling off! Plenty of room to grow into and made of recycled material so eco friendly too! I bought it to go with a jojo gilet. Very happy.
Charlotte Leigh
on 13 January 2015
So good we bought two! Warm and much more practical than a scarf. Quick to get on and off and both boys love the little snowman on the JoJo logo :)
on 13 January 2015
Brilliant for a toddler as doesnt get pulled too tight and can be put on and off without too much help!
on 12 January 2015
Lovely polar fleece cosy neck. I ordered one for my 18 month old. It's quite big for her by still keeps her nice and warm and will be great for next year too!
on 07 January 2015
Fits perfectly. Keeps my little boy nice and warm.
Rachael Campbell
on 07 January 2015
My daughter refuses to wear a scarf so this is perfect for keeping her neck and chest warm.
on 05 January 2015
Speedy delivery and great product: very warm and cosy and both my 5 and 2 year olds are happy to wear theirs.
Katie Morse
on 03 January 2015
Fantastic item, so simple but warm soft and cosy. No more worrying about my little boy tripping on his scarf and strangling himself. Thank you
on 30 December 2014
This is a great item especially handy for a little boy that won't wear a scarf! Although it's quite roomy and will probably last a few winters it still keeps my little boy really snug and warm and the quality is excellent.
Lisa Everett
on 29 December 2014
Such a clever idea and fits snugly into the neck a really good item
Elaine campin
on 23 December 2014
Excellent my little girl is so cosy in this no worries about losing scarfs *****
on 17 December 2014
Warm and cosy... Second time I buy one... Kids won't lose this or get trapped with a scarf! Love it!
K.A. Donovan
on 17 December 2014
I have a (nearly) 2 year old son who insists on pulling off every hat and scarf I put on him, but the neck warmer has proved a triumph. Very practical, very soft, and washes easily. Highly recommend.
Clare Male
on 14 December 2014
Easy to wear, easy to wash and very warm. A very good buy.
on 12 December 2014
Great alternative to a scarf and super cosy
on 11 December 2014
Great idea, keeps my 2 yr old sons neck nice and warm. Lots of room to grow into too, should last a few years.
on 24 November 2014
Fabulous idea!! A scarf that stays on!! Lovely and soft and very very cosy!
on 20 November 2014
I bought two of these and I have just found them awesome.
Cynthia Jones
on 13 November 2014
Lovely snug neck warmers, bought two to send to Sweden for my granddaughter ready for the cold winter months. Lovely colours and the only shaped ones that I could find so the best ones available for children. Well done JoJo Maman BeBe
Jenny barclay
on 05 November 2014
Bought these for my twin girls and they love them. They are nearly 3 and love playing in the garden and park. With these on they are lovely and warm and I don't have to worry about scarves getting caught on things. They can also get them on and off by themselves which is great for playgroup.
on 30 October 2014
Polarfleece Cosy Necks are perfect for my 1yo son. He was very uncomfortable with a scarf and always getting frustrated trying to pull it out. With cosy necks he is worm and comfortable. I can see him wearing it for few more years. I got it in two colors and even got discount. Overall very happy mummy.
Natasha boswell
on 29 October 2014
Fab idea! Quick and easy and less likely to get lost
on 23 October 2014
Love this product, such a clever design! The material is so soft and snug. Fits my 2-year old fine with plenty of space for growth.
on 18 October 2014
These are brilliant. I only wish JoJo would sell them in bigger sizes. I bought two for my twins when they were about 22 months and they are still wearing them now at the age of 5. They have always loved them and so do I as they wash and last really well. Only problem is that 5yr old heads are a bit too big for them. But on the other hand child no3 will soon have two to choose from on cold mornings.
on 14 October 2014
Fab little scarf, great Xmas presents! Easy to wash and dry
on 01 October 2014
Really good idea. Ideal for keeping little necks warm in winter
on 24 September 2014
I sent this back as while it's a great idea it was just a bit too big and bulky on my little 18mth old. I think it will be better in a couple of years time when she's a bit bigger.
Sarah Gemmill
on 23 August 2014
I brought one of these for my son for his first winter when he was around 8-12 months old, it was so good, washed so well that he is now turning 5 this winter and we still have the same one! It is used daily in the cold weather and he loves it as it keeps him so cosy and no flappy scarf to get in the way! My disappointment is that it comes in one size and whilst it fits him fine when on, it is now a big struggle to get over his head. I don't think it is going to last this final winter out. I myself where neck earners not scarves so I'd lie to be able to buy a larger size for him to continue wearing. Jojo sizes go up to 5 years but to be fair it was difficult to get over his head last Christmas (3-4 years) so please Jojo can we have a larger size?
Johanna Wells
on 17 April 2014
Brilliant! My daughter can't pull it off as readily as she can a scarf!
on 21 January 2014
A great alternative to a scarf for my 2 year old. He is happy to wear it, and it keeps his neck really warm.
on 01 January 2014
A brilliant product which fills the cold gap between coats and chins. Easy to put on without any tangles or strangles. And as usual the fabric washes really well and is made to last. Thank you
on 20 December 2013
great, comfy and cosy. pricey but worth it
on 20 December 2013
Great product, especially for toddlers who don't like fancy scarves! This stays on and keeps my 3 year old warm and covers the right bits that the coat doesn't reach.
on 11 December 2013
Bought one for my 4 year old and one for my 20 month old, great for both really cosy and you don't have to worry about them falling off like scarves. Would definitely recommend.
on 11 December 2013
Great product super cosy would buy again.
on 08 December 2013
Was looking for a scarf when I came across these, the excellent reviews made me purchase 2 and I'm glad I did. Perfect for my 2 year old. She hasn't tried to remove. Perfect addition to her snowsuit and snowboots! Lots of people asking where they are from :)
on 07 December 2013
great idea, a little baggy on my 17 month old but will last
on 06 December 2013
This has proved really really useful! Great for my little 20 month old who likes being outdoors but not so much of a fan of wearing a scarf.
It's a little small to initially fit over her head but it has a bit of a stretch and is a really cosy fleece.
on 05 December 2013
Excellent quality, very soft and warm, but my 15-month-old daughter did not want to wear it, she was pulling it off every time I tried it on, so unfortunately it had to go back.
on 05 December 2013
These are fab for little people on cold days. So comfortable and easy to put on/off.
Amy Pass
on 05 December 2013
This is a must buy for your little one! So much easier to get my son to put this on and keep it on than a normal scarf and it is so comfy :) we are over the moon with it!
on 05 December 2013
Good easy way of wrapping up my little boy's neck and shoulders. However to get over head means that there is a large gap between neck and scarf when on, so it would be useful if there was a way to tighten around the neck.
on 27 November 2013
A great product. Bought this for my 2.5 year old. It goes on easily, doesn't slip off or get tangled up, like a scarf and keeps her neck nice and snug!
on 27 November 2013
One of the best buys I've ever done. I was looking for something to keep my sons neck warm as his jacket keeps falling back all the time leaving the back of his neck exposed. I was looking for something like this everywhere and I found these!! Its a little big on him at the moment but once his jacket is done up its all snug and warm and I don't have to worry. This is something that's not only a great price/warm and soft but will last him years.
on 26 November 2013
Great alternative to battling with scarves but it looked well-worn after the first wash, as with a lot of fleece items. Still a good buy but not if you're after sthg smart
Lisa Wickes
on 23 November 2013
Oh my, AMAZING piece of kit. Well done JOJO!
Llian Spinks
on 14 November 2013
This is a great item, much better than a scarf as they don't come off. keeps neck lovely and warm. bought my son one for his first winter and he is still wearing it 3 years later. I have now bought one for my daughter. I love this product so much have just bought another 12 which will be Christmas,as presents for all the little children l have to buy for.
Mrs Watts
on 14 November 2013
These cosy necks are great, easy to put on, not easy for babies to take off! They wash well and are great for boys or girls, my two share them! I only wish they came in more colours!
on 13 November 2013
Very good better than having a proper scarf around there neck, easy to get on an comfortable
on 10 November 2013
Great item, far better than a scarf - my 20 month old looks so cosy and warm - definately a winter essential
on 10 November 2013
Really lovely product.
samantha buxton
on 06 November 2013
Fabulous winter essential! Easy for toddlers to pull over their head themselves, fits well under coats and is not too bulky. Keeps the cold and the wind off their necks. The little snowman at the front is a nice little touch.
Debbie Paddock
on 03 November 2013
I love these Polarfleece Cosy Necks, great substitute for scarfs, this is my second purchase only because I wanted a different colour, I've had people stop me to ask where they can get one too, very soft material and keeps my little one warm.
Charlotte Milligan
on 30 October 2013
This product should be a winter staple - couldn't recommend highly enough. Fab!
Anna-Jayne Harries
on 25 October 2013
Great product for my 19month old girl as she has never liked wearing a scarf and would pull it off. Now she loves putting this on whether we are playing inside or out
Mrs W
on 11 October 2013
Brilliant, had one last year and bought another this year in a different colour. Much better than a scarf as it stays on!
on 11 October 2013
I bought two of these one for my 15 month old daughter and one for my 3 nearly 4 year old son. Great item. Go on easily, keep their necks warm, and they both like wearing them!
Claire Exton
on 10 October 2013
This is a great product lovely and soft and perfect to keep little necks warm and can't be taken off
on 08 October 2013
I bought it for my 15 months old son. I was scared it would be too big but it fit perfectly. The fleece is nice and thick and very soft. I'm confident that it would keep my son warm when the weather gets colder. He doesn't like dressing up and the easy pull on style solve the problem. Definitely recommend it.
Ms Littlelake
on 05 October 2013
Essential already where we are, a durable staple item for the whole autumn and winter! Easy to put on due to generous sizing.
on 02 October 2013
Such a clever idea to keep little necks warm. Lovely and soft. Now I don't worry if my little boys coat is not fastened right up to the top, I know his neck and chest will be warm.
on 16 September 2013
Very good alternative to a traditional scarf. Warm and cosy. Good size for my 2 year old boy.
on 28 June 2013
My son has been wearing these since his first winter and they are great as they cover the chest and the neck and they are not as easy to remove and drop in pavements and other dirty areas. They also wash easily and dry fast. I have bought one for my daughter too.
on 24 May 2013
Bought the polarfleece scarf for my daughter. this is the second one we bought due to misplacing the first, but must say, cant live without these given the cold weather. they keep my daughter nice and warm, snug fitting and quite cute looking poking out of her coat. would recommend to anyone with a toddler.
Suzanne McQueen
on 22 April 2013
Great snuggy neck warmers, which are so much handier for my wee ones to put on themselves for school outdoor playtime (nursery & P1) than their scarves were.
on 30 March 2013
Too tight for a four year old, I returned the item
on 20 March 2013
Very cosy, good fit for my 3 year old son.
on 13 February 2013
Great product, my son wont lose it when running, safer than a scarf and stays put! A bit expensive tough
on 11 February 2013
Bought this for my 5yr old to wear to school. It fits her fine & she loves how cosy it is. Only sometimes she doesn't want to wreck her hairstyle putting it on! Saves the faff of a scarf too. Good purchase.
Hannah Besley
on 10 February 2013
Fantastic! Wish I had found these before! They are very easy to put on and provide that extra lay to keep the neck warm. The same size fits both my one year old and four year old. Would definitely recommend the polar fleece cosy necks.
on 05 February 2013
I am really pleased with this item. It fits nicely under my daughters winter coat without being bulky like a scarf. Also as it fits under her coat I have had no more issues with losing scarves at school!
on 04 February 2013
A great scarf for my 15 month old son. Stops the zip from his snow suit cutting into his neck and keeps him cosy if it is slightly undone.
Katherine Griffiths Wyant
on 23 January 2013
These are great. My son doens't like wearing his coat done up to his neck so this really keeps the cold out. I bought one for my daughter to, but she's not needed it yet as her coat zips right up so I've worn it myself. Prefer it to a scarf as I can wear it but still zip my coat right up round my neck. Very snuggly
on 22 January 2013
Great idea, but won't fit over my 4 year olds head. If Jo Jo do clothing until the age of 5 years old, then this should be not just 'one size' but bigger ones for older kids.
Jo Stoker
on 17 January 2013
I bought this for my 2 year old in red and blue. It is so useful - I don't really like the idea of a conventional scarf on little ones and this is a much safer alternative. He wears it all the time. its soft and cosy and washes brilliantly!
on 17 January 2013
Great neck warmer. Tucks inside coat and keeps my sons neck warm without having to have the zip done right to the top.
on 03 January 2013
Very happy with the neck cosy. My 2 year hates having coats zipped / buttoned right up to the top but doesn't mind this at all, in fact he asks for it to be put on him. Excellent value and have recommended them to all my friends with kids.
on 01 January 2013
Bought for my 9 month old as jacket zips were coming up to high so if I left the zip down her chest was open, so warm and cosy and she doesnt mind it going over her head
on 25 December 2012
Excellent product! Can't find better than this. High quality material and very warm! Essential for every toddler.
Claire Jefferies
on 24 December 2012
Excellent idea. Just what I was looking for to stop my 2 year old daughter getting a cold neck, what's more she loves it too!
on 19 December 2012
I bought this for my 18 month old son. I like it because he can't get it of and its a great fit and very cosy. But if he's teething and his chin gets wet i find it chafs his chin a bit. I think as he gets older this won't be a problem!
on 18 December 2012
Great product
Mary Evans
on 17 December 2012
Great, although if your toddler doesn't like things going over their head they may not be keen. A bit easier for older kids. How about an adult version?
on 15 December 2012
Really handy for the lively 3 year old who'd lose a scarf in 5 minutes!
on 09 December 2012
I bought this for my 14 mnth grandson. Absolutely brilliant! Also saves neck being nipped by jacket zips!
Kiesse Lamour
on 07 December 2012
I bought the Polar Fleece size One for my 22 months old and we both love it. It was actually my daughter's childminder who suggested it. It's very practical as she can't remove it like she did with the traditional scarf. She loves it so much she even wears it in the house! :-) It's so warm, soft and cosy. I'm now a fan!
on 07 December 2012
Ordered the 'cosy neck' in red. Nice, vibrant colour and very snug. Does the trick - keeps the little one's neck warm and does not leave any gaps (like a scarf might do) when she's playing.
juliet wynes
on 06 December 2012
Bought the fushia polar fleece for my 18month old daughter, its great at keeping her warm without any concerns of safety which a normal scarf would hold. She always keeps it on , i actually think she forgets she is wearing it
Tania Watkins
on 06 December 2012
Both my one year old and my five year old have these. Fantastic design. My son actually uses it when playing outside at school which shows how much he likes it! Easy to get on and off. Much easier and safer than a scarf. Ive been recommending them to everyone!
on 06 December 2012
Bought these for my 2 year old twins and they are a great alternative to scarves which my boys just unravel and pull off! Super soft and cover that gap between tops of coats and mouth perfectly. A great buy!
on 06 December 2012
Absolutely brilliant, my son wear's this cosyneck all the time whereas with a normal scarf he used to throw it off. Clever idea, a bit pricey but worth it if it keeps his chest warm.
on 05 December 2012
Great idea, more practical than a scarf and lovely and soft.
on 03 December 2012
Excellent. Fits well over head but is snug around his neck. Excellent
on 03 December 2012
Very useful to add extra warmth without a bulky, flappy scarf. We find this very comfy for the wearer and it really does its job of protecting the neck area from cold winter winds.
Vicky Walmsley
on 01 December 2012
I am so pleased I bought this! It seems nice and warm and is so much easier to keep on my 2 year old than a scarf! He really likes it too, which is a winner!
on 27 November 2012
The Cosy Neck is perfect because it covers the chest and keeps the neck warm. The fit is perfect. What is excellent about this product is that it washes easily, then squeezed gently in a towel, it is ready for wear again quickly because it dries in a flash. So it's great for drink spills and yogurt drips! Another excellent (and clever) product!
Laura Onyshchenko
on 26 November 2012
Brilliant alternative to a scarf as my toddler is 18months old this is ideal, goes on easily, stays on and keeps her snug
on 24 November 2012
Bought this for my 3 year old as too little to manage a scarf - works really well and keeps her chest and neck lovely and warm
on 22 November 2012
Excellent product. My daughter (15 months) cannot pull it off like a scarf and it keeps her neck really protected.
on 21 November 2012
When I saw this product thought it was such a good idea, finally something that covered the back of the neck (where most coats with hoods seem to drape). I am not a fan of normal scarves on toddlers, as the thought of getting them caught scares me. My 2 and 1/2 year old loves this, so soft and easy to get on and off. Would definitely recommend.
on 21 November 2012
Bought a cosy neck for my 2 year old. Keeps him so cosy and easy to pull on and off. Massive hit with him and with me!
on 15 November 2012
Excellent! Fantastic quality and a great solution to open necks or scarves when it's cold!
on 14 November 2012
Great product just what we needed. No chance of little one keeping a scarf on so this is great! Nice & warm and cosy and not too tight to allow room for movement but close enough to keep warm.
Laura tennant
on 14 November 2012
This is a great product, keep then warm and cosy.
on 13 November 2012
I decided to go for this over a scarf as i was worried about the cold draft getting to my 15month old son. Its perfect! Everyone has said what a good idea it is. He will have to grow into it but i tend to buy things big so they last longer and he wont get frustrated with it being too tight
Sarah Appleton
on 09 November 2012
Brilliant idea! Soft, cosy, practical and more importantly, stays ON! Great alternative to a scarf for a younger child.
on 07 November 2012
I love this and so does my daughter - super soft and stops all the drafts. I espcially like the bit which hangs snuggly down the back. I'd love one of these myself.
Claire Waterson
on 05 November 2012
What a fantastic product I find that a scarf is really bulky aorund my sons neck these are great and he really loves it is high at the back of their neck too which is great for keeping our chills.
on 04 November 2012
Thought it was a great idea, but could not get my daughter's head through, even though she is only a year old. Too narrow.
on 31 October 2012
Great product,i don't have to be afraid that my girl will loose scarf anymore,kip her nice and warm.
on 29 October 2012
Loved the idea but had to return it for a normal polar fleece scarf as I found it quite hard to get over my 2 year olds head! She didn't like it going over her head but also was a tight squeeze so am sticking with a normal scarf!
on 20 October 2012
Bought one of the cosy necks for my daughter for the first time. She is 2. She had a polarfleece suit and hat last year so I know how warm and cosy the polarfleece items are. This scarf is fantastic and she likes wearing it. Less hassle than an ordinary scarf. Once it's on, it's on! And she loves it too.
on 19 October 2012
Fits well, so much easier than a scarf and less likely to be pulled off. Lovely and soft.
on 17 October 2012
Brilliant idea. My little boys will not wear scarves (without choking themselves at any rate) and this is ideal. I was looking to purchase a childs "buff", but this fits more snugly to them and looks part of the jacket when zipped up. All in all, a real hit!
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on 15 October 2012
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My little sons neck and chest stays nice and warm and you avoid the bulkiness of a scarf . A wonderful invention!
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on 12 July 2012
Bought all 3 colours for use by daughter (2 1/2) and son (8 months). Fantastic product fit both children and keep necks warm. Also great as my daughter hates zips near face!
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Bought all three colours which are great. The scarfs are fantastic and tuck nicely under the coat so there are no nasty drafts down the back. Have worn them myself and would highly recommend them.
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Bought these for my kids. Wow they are great! Scarves never stay on my 2, but these are comfortable and give a great snug wrap for the neck that wont fall down.
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Social work is a professional program, equipping you with the knowledge, values and skills to look at the world around you and identify the oppression and social injustice that exists. Social workers draw on a natural love of working with people to challenge injustice in society, and make the world a place where there is enough for all. Social Workers build on the inherent strengths and abilities in individuals, families, groups, communities and organizations to facilitate change, bringing people and society to a place of optimal functioning. We are not just about changing people, but about changing our world. We help to make the world a better place for everyone to live in, where all have a place at the table, and all are given what they need; and contribute what they are able.
In our Social Work Program, learning takes place within an intentionally Christian academic environment that fosters awareness of and respect for diversity and other traditions. Graduates of the program operate under the auspices of the Canadian Association of Social Work Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice.
Why study Social Work?
Are you someone who has always been interested in helping others? Are you looking for a career that is diverse, challenging and rewarding? Are you motivated to address social injustices and work for social change? Do you have a heart of compassion, a head for solutions, and hands ready to dig in and get dirty? Studying to become a professional Social Worker equips you to get involved and make a difference in the world around you. The completion of the Social Work Program will open your eyes to both the needs and the strengths of the vulnerable in our society, and will motivate you with the compassion to enter in, and the skills to draw on these strengths to facilitate change.
The social work program encourages the development of the following skills and abilities:
- To collaborate with and empower individuals, families, groups, or communities to make changes to enhance or restore social functioning.
- To identify injustice and oppression and to advocate for changes in society to address these.To work professionally in a broad range of helping roles – in schools, personal care homes, hospitals, the justice system, government, communities, etc.
- To use intervention strategies like counselling, advocacy, case management, supervision, community development, education, mediation, and facilitation.
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Social Work is a field that continues to have a great employment rate. In fact, the vast majority of our grads find employment within six months of graduation, and many find jobs even before they graduate. Some areas in which Social Workers find employment are:
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March is Parenting Awareness Month. The earliest choice parents can make to ensure their child gets the best right from birth is to breastfeed. It is the natural way, and as long as a mother and child are able to, it's the healthiest and most affordable choice for both mother and child.
Countless studies have shown breastfeeding is the healthiest option for infants. It decreases the risk for asthma, allergies, ear infections, respiratory infections, high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, iron-deficiency anima, SIDS, diabetes, digestive problems, childhood cancers and dental problems. It's also been proven to reduce the chance of a mother developing diabetes, obesity, osteoporosis, breast cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, hypertensive and cardiovascular diseases.
At the Portage Health Family Birthing Center, we've been focusing on promoting breastfeeding a lot over the past year. Recently, I completed training to officially make me a certified lactation consultant, and our birthing center became a bag-free hospital, officially recognized by the good people at banthebags.org.
What that means is that Portage Health no longer gives our new parents free formula bags with formula samples. This is something we're proud of, and we hope other birthing centers will do the same. Studies prove that parents who were given these formula samples used formula much earlier in their infant's life.
At our birthing center we focus on helping mothers nurse as quickly as possible. In fact, the World Health Organization and United Nations Children's Fund Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative suggest mothers initiate breastfeeding within one hour of birth. It might take longer to actually nurse, but we try to help mothers have that skin-to-skin contact with their children immediately.
They also suggest that artificial nipples or pacifiers should not be used until breastfeeding habits are firmly established. That's usually by three-to-four weeks of age.
Another thing we've found to be vital to a mother-child relationship while in the birthing center is keeping the baby in the room with the mother. We call this rooming-in. This encourages unrestricted breastfeeding whenever the child needs. It's important for mothers to see a baby's signs of feeding readiness.
Rooming-in allows mothers and infants to remain together 24 hours a day in the hospital. Moms can observe early feeding cues since newborns need a minimum of 10-to-12 feedings in a 24-hour period of time, often with no particular pattern of frequency. If your baby is kept in the nursery, early feeding signs may be missed and moms may have more difficulty getting a crying baby to latch.
We also suggest giving newborn infants no food or drink other than breast milk, unless medically indicated. There are medical indications for supplementing with formula (dehydration, hypoglycemia and certain types of jaundice for example) and your pediatrician will advise you on the best decision for your baby. However, supplementing with formula when there is no medical need can reduce duration of breastfeeding, increase an infant's risk for reflux, colic (Cohen-Silver) and allergies, and reduce the protective benefits of exclusive breastfeeding mentioned above.
It's also important to realize the economic benefits of breastfeeding. Families can save more than $1,000 a year in formula alone. Employers and the community also benefit with fewer health insurance claims, less employee time off for sick children and higher employee productivity.
Breastfeeding is something we should all be proud of and work together to make it more of a norm. The government is helping, including the Workplace Breastfeeding Law, which was created in 2010. This law mandates employers with more than 50 employees to provide "reasonable break time for an employee to express breast milk for her nursing child for one year after the child's birth each time such employee has the need to express the milk." In addition, the employer must provide a private place other than a bathroom.
When an expectant mother talks about breastfeeding, listen to her, support her personal breastfeeding goals and praise her for her choice. It's better for the baby, her and the entire community. When you see a mother feeding her infant at the "breast-aurant," please do not be offended, glare disapprovingly or harass and humiliate her. Breasts are made for breastfeeding and breast milk is species-specific, designed for human babies. When a mom chooses to breastfeed her child, everyone benefits.
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Editor's note: Joye Battisfore is a certified lactation consultant at the Portage Health Family Birthing Center.
Lyme disease is the most common tick-borne disease in the United States. In Michigan, there is an incident rate of about 1 per 100,000 residents. The incidence of Lyme disease is 30 times higher in our closely neighboring state, Wisconsin.
Lyme disease has been in the news more than usual this year, as the population of ticks is thought to be expanding in some areas of Michigan. I have recently been seeing an increase of patients with complaints of tick bites, and questions regarding Lyme disease.
The disease is spread only by blacklegged ticks, formerly known as deer ticks (Ixodes species), that are infected with the disease. These ticks are brown in color and the size of a poppy/sesame seed, or the tip of a pencil. Infected ticks have to be attached to their host (deer, human, etc.) and feed for the disease to be transmitted to the host. Typically the tick would have to be attached for 24 hours, and feed for an additional 36-to-48 hours before disease transmission occurs. Ticks will become engorged, or full of blood, after they have fed.
Initial symptoms of Lyme disease include rash and/or flu-like symptoms. The rash can occur several days after the tick bite, but can appear up to one month after. The rash is normally described as a "bull's eye" rash, because it is often salmon/red in color with a central clearing. Flu-like symptoms consist of fever, chills, fatigue, weakness, headache, and muscle/joint pain. If the disease progresses without treatment there can be neurological, joint, heart or brain involvement.
The number one way to prevent Lyme disease is to prevent tick bites. I don't expect residents of the Keweenaw to avoid our densely wooded areas where the ticks are found. Instead, take precaution. Try to stay in the middle of trails, dress accordingly, and do your due diligence after leaving the woods to check for ticks.
Dressing accordingly includes close-toed shoes or boots, a long-sleeved shirt tucked into your pants, and pants tucked into socks. Light-colored clothing will also make the ticks easier to spot. Insect repellant should be worn. While in the woods, check yourself frequently for ticks. Once out of the woods, examine yourself and your clothing closely. Ticks prefer warm moist areas such as armpit, groin and the back of knees, but often can be found on the scalp as well. It's important to bathe as soon as you can after leaving the woods, hopefully ticks will be washed away before they have a chance to attach.
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The purpose of this project is to establish an ecosite evaluation of the study area for future monitoring as to the effects of military training in the area. The project was initiated by the Department of Defense and is headed by the USDA from the Joranada Experimental Range office at New Mexico State University in conjunction with Utah State University. The project area has been historically used for grazing with little or no development and no impact on the landscape other than livestock and wildlife. The area has been maintained and the livestock has been managed by the BLM for the last few decades. The military is now expanding training operations into the area to include field exercises by troops on the ground. They will conduct operations by foot and vehicle in open ground areas. Training will also include the construction of temporary encampments that will result in high traffic areas. The future monitoring of the site will include possible changes to vegetation and soil conditions.
The location of this site is Otero Mesa, New Mexico. The mesa is situated at the northern extreme of Fort Bliss and 22 miles east northeast of Orogrande, New Mexico. The mesa is at an elevation of ≈5100 ft. which is approximately 900 ft. above the surrounding basin floor. The area is accessible by route 506 from state highway 54. The generalized landform of the project area is alluvial fans/remnant fans in the upland which give way to lowlands of basin floor with limited drainage. The soil temperature regime is mesic and has a soil moisture regime of aridic boarding on ustic. The parent material for this area is limestone derived alluvium.
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moreHow does organizations embeddedness in broader social and cultural communities influence their behavior? And how has this changed with recent communication technology advances and globalization trends? In this volume, we consider how diverse types of communities influence organizations, as well as the associated benefit of developing a richer accounting for community processes in organizational theory. One goal of the volume is to move beyond the focus on social proximity and networks that has characterized existing work on communities. The papers in this volume consider specific topics that expand the definition of community beyond geography to include how transnational communities form and affect organizations perception, the development of a community-form (C-form) organization as an important organizational architecture for understanding twenty-first century business, and how virtual communities influence key organizational processes. While there has been a recent revival of research into the effects of both geographic and non-geographic communities on organizational behaviors, this volume is the first effort to bring both perspectives together in order to aid in the identification of common and disparate mechanisms across multiple types of communities and how community as an organizing logic sits vis-à-vis other logics related to the market, corporation, family and religion. less
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BP announced Thursday that it has agreed to plead guilty to several felony counts stemming from the deaths of 11 workers at the Deepwater Horizon rig. It will pay a record fine for the 2010 oil spill, the largest offshore oil spill in US history.
The company said it will pay $4.5 billion in a settlement with the US government. That includes a record $1.3 billion in criminal fines, reports CBS News. A source also told CBS News that two BP employees will face manslaughter charges in connection with the workers' deaths.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the felonies include 11 felony counts of "misconduct or neglect of ships officers" that lead to their deaths in the explosion and one felony count of obstruction of Congress by lying about the rate of oil leaking from the well in the Gulf of Mexico.
Other charges BP will plead guilty to include misdemeanor counts under the Clean Water Act and the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
Funds from the settlement will go to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, which will receive $2.4 billion, and the National Academy of Sciences, which will get $350 million. About $500 million will go to the Securities and Exchange Committee.
"We believe this resolution is in the best interest of BP and its shareholders," said Carl-Henric Svanberg, BP's Chairman, in a statement. "It removes two significant legal risks and allows us to vigorously defend the company against the remaining civil claims."
The Deepwater Horizon exploded on April 20, 2010 and the well spewed 206 million gallons of crude oil, which killed wildlife and affected millions along the gulf coast. The well was not capped until July 15, 2010 after several failed attempts.
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The size and distribution of the honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) crosspollinating population on male-sterile sunflowers (Helianthus annuus L.)
The size of the honey bee (Apis mellifera) population carrying sunflower (Helianthus annuus) pollen on their bodies while foraging on malesterile (MS) plants was recorded. When equal numbers of MS and male-fertile (MF) rows were planted, all foragers had some sunflower pollen on their bodies, and the amount did not differ among MS rows at various distances from MF plants. When MS rows outnumbered MF by 3 to 1,97.7% of the honey bees foraging on the MS row farthest from the MF plants had sunflower pollen on their bodies, but the amount was significantly less than on foragers on MS rows closer to MF plants. Seed set on MS rows adjacent to MFs did not differ from that on MF plants, but set decreased in MS rows further away. The percentage of pollencollecting honey bees moving from MF to MS rows indicates one means by which the crosspollinating honey bee population can be created, but these bees represented only 6.5-12.8% of all foragers. Pollen-free honey bees either released in hives located near sunflower fields or pinned at the hive entrances obtained sunflower pollen grains on their bodies, but the amount was much less when MS rows outnumbered MF by 3 to 1. Pollen transfer in the hive may be a component in the creation of the cross-pollinating honey bee population on MS sunflowers, but the impact may vary with MF : MS row ratios and the amount of sunflower pollen entering the hive.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Police officers, sheriff's deputies and state troopers across Georgia are launching a statewide crackdown on drunken driving through upcoming the Fourth of July holiday.
The Governor's Office of Highway Safety says its summer campaign called Operation Zero Tolerance begins Friday and will run for about two weeks.
During that period, law enforcement officers in the state are expected to keep a close lookout for drivers impaired by drugs or alcohol.
State officials say 298 people died in alcohol-related crashes in 2010 -- roughly a fourth of traffic deaths in the state.
The summer anti-DUI campaign in Georgia coincides with the national crackdown called Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.
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Peanut Butter Supply Chain still Jammed Up
Peanut Corporation of America, the source of the recent salmonella outbreaks has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, but fears of food contamination still persist across the country this week. In the past few days there have been dozens of additional salmonella-related news reports. Everyone from supermarkets to food banks to school catering services have announced further recalls. No one wants to take a chance at being the cause of a public health epidemic. And who can blame them? The damage to brands associated with salmonella can be catastrophic.
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The Retailer Scenario
When food contamination issues arise, food retailers need to be able to quickly identify all of the impacted SKUs to remove them from the shelves and back room inventory. For products such as peanuts, the challenge is compounded by the fact that retailers must not only identify the obvious products such as salty snacks and peanut butter, but also the products such as cookies or salad dressing which might contain peanuts as an ingredient. The search must be performed across a retailer's own private label SKUs, supplier branded products and food service merchandise. Most grocery stores have bakeries with cookies, pies and cakes as well as an assortment of prepared food items for busy consumers. Many of these food service items contain peanut oils or peanut products as well.
Data Sync could Accelerate Recalls for Grocery Retailers
Using data synchronization technologies, suppliers could publish their product catalogs to retailers electronically. Catalogs usually contain information about each individual SKU such as brand name, manufacturer, price, dimensions, weight, packaging, storage requirements, taxation policy and country of origin. Increasingly, new attributes are being published in catalogs which identify whether the product is organic, carbon neutral, locally grown, heart-healthy or trans-fat free. Products with known allergens such as peanuts can be tagged as well in electronic catalogs. Read more in my GXS post Consumers to Mandate Data Sync in the Grocery Sector.
The destination for a product catalog within a retailer environment is a Product Information Management (PIM) application. The PIM houses a list of each SKU carried in the retailer's merchandise mix along with all of the associated attributes. When a food safety issue occurs, retailers with a fully-populated PIM would be able to conduct a search inquiry – Tell me all of the products in my stores with peanuts as an ingredient. Armed with a list of potential contaminated merchandise, a retailer would then be able to quickly pull individual SKUs from the shelf, cases from back room inventory and pallets from the distribution center.
Food Traceability Technology is Out-of-Sync
Unfortunately, few retailers are actively synchronizing product catalog data with their suppliers. Even those which have a PIM and data sync technologies in place are challenged to get supplier participation. Many smaller suppliers claim that they lack the budget, resources and technical expertise to implement data synchronization. Vendors have introduced numerous low-cost, easy-to-use tools to enable small suppliers to synchronize their catalogs with retailers. For example, there are Microsoft Excel templates for catalogs that can be easily transmitted by anyone who can use Microsoft Office. Alternatively, end users can key their product catalog data into web-based portals hosted by the retailers.
There are a few companies which have undertaken extensive implementations of data synchronization. For example, a handful of leading food suppliers such as Coca-Cola, Kraft and Smuckers have been strong proponents of data synchronization. Additionally, major chains such as Wegmans, Wal-Mart and AAFES have been synchronizing data with suppliers for years. Do these retailers have a competitive advantage in their time-to-respond to food safety issues? I won't debate that point except to say that I know where I will be shopping the next time a salmonella outbreak occurs.
For more information about how data sync can be utilized for food recalls see:
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Norcross Blue Devils (7-AAAAAA)
Coach: Keith Maloof
Record: 6-0, 4-0 region
Last week: Beat Habersham Central 55-0
Collins Hill Eagles (7-AAAAAA)
Coach: Kevin Reach
Record: 4-1, 3-0 region
Last week: Beat Peachtree Ridge 41-10
When: Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Last meeting: Norcross won 42-21 last year
Directions to Collins Hill High School: From I-85, go east on Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road and take a left on Taylor Road. School is on the right.
With a victory Friday, Norcross' path to the Region 7-AAAAAA football title would open up considerably.
Host Collins Hill is the biggest hurdle left among the region's top playoff contenders for the third-ranked Blue Devils, whose next three opponents -- Mountain View, Peachtree Ridge and Meadowcreek -- have at least two region losses each.
Norcross already has victories over the rest of the teams higher in the standings, most importantly defending region champion North Gwinnett and Mill Creek.
"Obviously (a win over Collins Hill) would separate us from the pack a little bit," Norcross head coach Keith Maloof said. "But there's still a lot of work to be done."
The hardest work may come in Suwanee, where host Collins Hill is the only other 7-AAAAAA team with a perfect region record. With a win, the Eagles (4-1, 3-0) could take over first place in the region from Norcross (6-0, 4-0) for the moment. Their schedule gets tougher beginning this week with matchups left against North, Mill Creek and Duluth.
Collins Hill, which has lost five of the last six meetings with Norcross, brings the momentum of a four-game winning streak into this week's game.
"We're excited about the game," Collins Hill head coach Kevin Reach said. "Watching them on film, they're the best team we've played this year. They've got some great athletes like the (Alvin) Kamara kid, the (Myles) Autry kid. But our kids are ready. They're excited about the opportunity."
Since a season-opening loss to Central Gwinnett, Collins Hill and its high-powered offense has been on a roll. The Eagles have scored 52, 40 and 41 in their first three region games, and last Friday's 41-10 win over Peachtree Ridge got Maloof's attention.
Quarterback Brett Sheehan had another big game in that win, while playmakers like Julian Williams and Tyler Henderson also stood out.
"They're explosive on offense," Maloof said of Collins Hill. "They were up, what, 14-10, at the half and then all of a sudden it's 41-10. Their quarterback's really good. They like what they're doing and we've got to play really well on defense against them."
Collins Hill faces a Norcross defense that has been stifling for most of the season, at least until Mill Creek pushed the Blue Devils to the limit in the second half of a 49-41 win on Sept. 28.
"We've got a lot of improvements to make on defense," Maloof said. "We're still a work in progress. ... We knew we could be good. It's just a matter of getting better every week."
Outside of the Mill Creek, Norcross has blanked Region 8-AAAAAA leader Parkview 20-0 and completely shut down Duluth (36-7 thanks to a late score) and Habersham Central (55-0).
"They fly around to the ball and they're hard to block up front," Reach said of Norcross' defense. "They don't have a weak spot on their defense."
These two teams played an interesting game a year ago.
Collins Hill got off to a great start, building an early 21-6 lead that Norcross closed to 21-13 by halftime. The Blue Devils kept charging in the second half and won 42-21.
"We came out early and played well last year," Reach said. "We were up and then they put up 42 points before we knew what hit us. That's the thing about them. They can score at any time."
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