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|Key Info
3 Carlton Manor is a ground floor apartment, set in a Victorian villa which has been converted into modern apartments on Roundham Head, Paignton. Set back on a quiet road, there is a degree of peace and tranquillity, whilst retaining the benefits of this central location in Torbay.
Goodrington beach is literally within a two minute walk and is popular with bathers and sandcastle builders alike. Here you will also find a selection of attractions including Quaywest Waterpark, go-karts, crazy golf, amusements and a pub serving a menu to suit all tastes. From Goodrington you can board the steam train a take a scenic journey along the picturesque coast and River Dart.
Paignton town centre and beach are a short distance away where you will find all desired facilities including a large selection of restaurants, cafe, bars and shops, Apollo cinema and Torbay Leisure Centre. There are also many indoor and outdoor attractions such as Pitch & Putt, Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts Coastal Zoo in Torquay, boat trips, fishing trips and of course the beach and Pier.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
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|Nearest beach
|Goodrington Sands 2.5 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Exeter International 45.3 km, Nearest railway: Paignton 1.6 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared garden
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
- Open plan living/dining area.
- Furnished with two sofas seating four, light oak coffee table, sideboard and side table.
- Featuring a flatscreen TV with DVD player and CD/Radio.
- Board games available and access to an MP3 plug-in.
- Wi-Fi internet access.
- Dining area comprises of a light oak table with seating for six.
- Featuring an electric oven, gas hob, fridge freezer, washer dryer and dishwasher.
- Complete with a full range of utensils and accessories including a microwave, kettle, toaster and cafetiere.
Bedroom one with en-suite
- Furnished with a double bed, two bedside cabinets with lamps, single wardrobe and chest of drawers.
- Features an armchair with footstool, chest of drawers, TV and DVD player.
- En-suite is fully titled and comprises of a shower cubicle, wc, wash basin, mirror and shaver point.
Bedroom two
- Furnished with 'zip and link' twin beds, which can be arranged as a double on request.
- Featuring a single wardrobe, chest of drawers and two bedside cabinets.
- Ipod docking station.
- Main bathroom comprises of bath with shower mixer taps, shower screen, wc, wash basin, mirror and shaver point.
- En-suite to bedroom one is fully titled and comprises of a shower cubicle, wc, wash basin, mirror and shaver point.
|Further details outdoors
- Apartment is on the ground floor.
- Entrance is gained through the communal front door and hallway.
- Use of communal gardens.
- A few minutes' walk from Goodrington Sands and its attractions.
- Close to Paignton Harbour and the town centre.
- Off-street allocated parking for one car.
The English Riviera region
The warm climate and award-winning beaches enjoyed by South Devon have kept it a fashionable holiday resort for many generations. Torquay, Paignton and Brixham make up Torbay, one of the most popular areas for holidays in South Devon, and the area also includes the coastal towns of Dawlish, Teignmouth and Starcross. South Devon holiday cottages position their guests in some of the country's prettiest locations for a break with a continental feel.
South Devon hosts dozens of festivals and regattas throughout the whole year
One of the world's oldest shipwrecks was found off South Devon's coast
Pete Goss built his Team Phillips catamaran in Totnes
Paignton has a wide range of great activities fo children of all ages, from penny arcades on the pier to the zoo – recently ranked as one of the Daily Telegraph's top 50 days out. The beaches at Preston, Paignton centre and Goodrington offer good sandcastle building conditions while the more adventurous can discover hidden beaches along this stretch of coast.
The centre has level access to the seafront or explore the harbour to find restaurants and the chance to try some watersports. Above the harbour lies Roundham Point where gardens provide a panoramic view of The English Riviera with Torquay to the left and Brixham to the right.
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"An excellent flat well presented very clean, all the facilities you could want."
We have been to this flat three times now and intend to revisit at the end of April along with our friends from Guernsey. A steam train ride to Dartmouth is well worth a day out. Goto Stephans if you like fish it is a small shop by a large carpark and bus terminus it is so fresh it is still moving.
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Source: Annual Report 2014
In the Netherlands the Bernard van Leer Foundation has separate strategies for reducing violence in young children's lives and for early learning. In our analysis of the Netherlands, we found that issues related to the physical environment were not a major priority for children, and for that reason we elected not to programme on that goal.
The two strategies overlap and complement one another, both having some components which are national in scope, but focusing mainly on the four largest cities in the Randstad (or coastal provinces): Amsterdam, Utrecht, Rotterdam and The Hague, and two municipalities still to be selected from rural areas of Friesland and Groningen. The goals are:
Reduced violence in families with children under 4 years of age growing up in socially and economically disadvantaged conditions
The National Prevelance study in 2005 estimated there were 107,200 cases of child abuse and neglect, 88% of them by the child's biological parent. Although children aged under 4 represent only 22% of children, they were the victims of 31% of these cases.
Violence in the family affects children not only as victims but also as witnesses to intimate partner violence, which is also more likely when children are young. 1 out of 8 people in the Netherlands say they have experienced intimate partner violence, and it is estimated that up to 90% of incidents may go unreported.
Family factors correlated with child abuse and neglect included having low educational level of parents (risk increases 7 times); being in a large family (risk doubled); being in single parent family (risk doubled); and parental unemployment (risk increases 5 times when both parents unemployed), the latter being especially significant given the current economic instability.
Improved learning outcomes for children from low socio-economic status (SES) families
Children of parents with a low level of education and of migrant families enter school with a disadvantage in Dutch language and mathematical skills. This is a double disadvantage for children in migrant families, who are more likely to have parents with limited education and grow up speaking a different language in the home.
This handicap is reflected in data from Cito tests carried out at the end of primary school. On the total scores, the gap between non-native, non-Dutch-speaking children and native Dutch children is 10 percentage points. The gap in language is 11 percentage points . The impact of this apparently small difference in their 12th year of life is a major factor in defining whether they are tracked into a school system that sends them to university, college or vocational education. The consequences for their role in the workforce are enormous and affect them throughout the rest of their lives.
In the Dutch context, where the principal reasons for poor learning relate to a poor educational environment at home and low proficiency in the Dutch language, there is a range of early learning services that have the potential to reduce this disadvantage. These include modalities such as home visiting, childminders, pre-schools, playgroups, daycare centres, after-school care, and the first years of primary school. However, the quality of these services, especially for children under 4, is low across the board and 16% of low-SES children in that age group do not participate in any learning programmes at all.
Highlights from 2014
- 184 out of the 403 municipalities in the Netherlands took up a tool developed by the Netherlands Youth Institute to improve monitoring of child abuse services.
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Until recently, there was no easy way for a Dutch municipal government official to access up-to-date information on child abuse reports in his or her municipality – since these are collected at national level – or to track the effects of child abuse policies. Given that the municipalities would be responsible for reporting and preventing child abuse and caring for its victims from January 2015 onwards, as part of the decentralisation of the Dutch youth care system, this information gap needed to be addressed.
In May 2014 the Netherlands Youth Institute (NJI) launched Monitor Aanpak Kindermishandeling (Monitor on the Approach to Child Abuse), a monitoring and management tool commissioned by the Foundation. It enables municipalities to access municipal figures from the national Advice and Reporting Centres, track the effects of and identify any gaps in their policies, anonymously compare performance with that of other municipalities, and share knowledge.
'We started by conceptualising and co-creating the Monitor with 21 municipalities,' says Dr Erik Jan de Wilde of the NJI, who has led the Monitor's development since 2012. 'We knew that if we wanted the municipalities to use the tool, they needed to be a part of creating it. We had seen rankings before on child abuse that didn't give anyone ideas on what to change. So we deliberately asked them what kind of data would be helpful to them.'
In parallel, the Foundation worked with the Augeo Foundation, Stichting Kinderpostzegels Nederland and Defence for Children to advise the Children's Ombudsman, Marc Dullaert, on a report on the state of child abuse in the Netherlands and the preparation of the Kind Veilig Preventiepakket (Child Safety Prevention Package), a set of child abuse prevention guidelines for municipalities. The guidelines, report and Monitor were launched at the same time.
Since the launch, 184 of the Netherlands' 403 municipalities have taken up the Monitor; by the end of 2015, the Foundation and NJI hope to roll it out to 90% of municipalities. So far, feedback has been good. According to the NJI's website, one municipality commented that 'the figures are very informative and help officials to shape government policy. The Monitor can be used as a checklist, a way to see what we do or what we do not do. It is a thorough and solid basis for policy.'
The Monitor is being used as a basis for discussion both between and within municipalities. For example, six departments of the municipality of Boxtel, including police, youth care and social welfare, have signed up to the Monitor and use it to discuss and refine their child abuse protection programmes.
One area for improvement is the use of the online platform as a way for municipalities to learn from each other. 'We've found that the municipalities don't communicate online about their challenges as much as we would like to see,' says Dr de Wilde. 'So in 2015, we plan to work with the Bernard van Leer Foundation to organise regional meetings with municipalities who can use support on a specific topic – based on the data – and bring them together. It's really important they learn from each other.' With support from the Netherlands Taskforce on Child Abuse, the NJI will also demonstrate the Monitor at one of the monthly closed meetings of municipality mayors in 2015.
The NJI also plans to broaden the scope of the Monitor in 2015 to include domestic violence. 'The law now requires municipalities to deal with child abuse and domestic violence as part of the same "safe homes" approach. Before, they were quite separate worlds,' says Dr de Wilde, 'so a Monitor that covers both child abuse and domestic violence will make this adjustment easier for municipalities. Again, it's about understanding what the municipalities need and offering them some help.'
- The Mayor of Amsterdam asked all schools in the Netherlands to incorporate in their curricula the Klokhuis TV episodes on child abuse, to be rebroadcast in 2015.
Rallying the whole country to prevent child abuse
In 2014, we received the results of an evaluation of the impact of a four-part television series on child abuse, broadcast in 2013 by Dutch children's TV programme Het Klokhuis, as featured in last year's Annual Report. The series was accompanied by a website and educational package for primary schools.
Researchers from the Trimbos Institute reported a 12% increase in children calling the Kindertelefoon child helpline during the month the episodes aired, and found that 80% of the children who watched the show said they could do something about child abuse compared to 68% of those who did not watch.
Klokhuis editor-in-chief Loes Wormmeester was glad to see these formal results. The team had also received positive feedback from parents, police officers and others. 'All of us in television want to change the world. But we rarely know whether we do,' she says.
The programmes will be repeated in April 2015. At the Foundation's request, the Mayor of Amsterdam, Eberhard van der Laan, has sent a letter to all the country's schools encouraging them to watch: '[The Trimbos] report shows the Klokhuis episodes and educational package have had a truly positive effect on communications about child abuse. I would like to encourage you, on behalf of the Taskforce on Child Abuse, to use this opportunity to incorporate it into the course curriculum for Years 6, 7, and 8. It will require a time investment of four hours in four weeks. The returns of this effort could be enormous.'
The programmes challenged a deep-seated taboo around discussing child abuse, which affects an estimated one in 30 Dutch children every year. The Foundation provided funds and access to experts for Het Klokhuis to produce the four-part series, which was watched by 1.5 million children and parents and honoured at Cinekid with the children's choice award and a professional jury award for best non-fiction tv show for children. The series was also used to advocate for greater attention to and investment in child abuse among policymakers and educators, with the support of the Augeo Foundation, Stichting Kinderpostzegels Nederland and the Children's Ombudsman.
- Dr Renske Keizer was appointed to a Foundation-funded professorship at the University of Amsterdam, where she will focus on the role of fatherhood.
Programme strategy
You can download a summary of our Netherlands strategy on violence and a summary of our Netherlands strategy on early learning, outlining how we are approaching these two goals. Also available are two-page handout summaries in English and Dutch.
Do you have comments on our goals in the Netherlands? Please contact our Young Kids Campaign Strategist, Barbara Mulder: email@example.com.
Netherlands report 2014: See the page on the Netherlands from the Foundation's 2014 Annual Report.
Grantmaking in the Netherlands: Browse grants made in the Netherlands in 2014.
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Other than Hillary, Wesley Clark is the Boy Ex-President's favorite general.
Much has been made of retired Gen. Wesley Clark's dipping his toe into the presidential waters, particularly with the help of his former commander in chief, Bill Clinton. Already, former Clintonistas (and Hillary advisers) Harold Ickes and Mark Fabiani are said to be on the Clark payroll should his candidacy become formal. And over dinner in Chappaqua, New York, with some of his wife's highest profile financial backers, Bill was touting Clark as the second most interesting national Democratic figure outside of his own spouse.
Clinton has been pulling Clark's string for some time, making sure the man who made him look good in the Balkans makes the necessary calls to DNC chairman Terry McAuliffe, and talks to the right campaign finance people. Clinton is also said to be pressing many of his former staffers to jump on the Clark bandwagon for at least the early stages of the campaign.
"He's saying that Clark is going to be a vice presidential candidate from the minute he enters the race," says a former Clinton and Gore campaign staffer, who is mulling joining Clark's team. "We'll have to jump-start his campaign, but from there party emotions and the election season will carry him through to the nomination process."
Already both former Vermont Gov. Howie Dean and Sen. John Kerry have been sucking up to Clark, promising him the bottom of their ticket. Dean met with Clark during a West Coast swing ten days ago. Dean promised to keep the meeting confidential, then turned around and leaked the meet to the press. Kerry and Clark have spoken by phone on at least two occasions, according to the former Clinton/Gore staffer. Kerry has been touting their simpatico military careers.
Clark remains unsure of how far he wants this political process to go, according to some insiders. He is interested in running, but is concerned that his close ties to the Clintons will backfire on him, as it were.
"There are a lot of old military types who feel they were badly treated by the Bushies when they came in," says a Clark insider. "They hate Rumsfeld, they hate Bush. They feel they were shown the door at the Pentagon and elsewhere, before they were ready to step down. There is a lot of animus toward them, and much of it is feeding into the draft Clark movement."
Clinton, for his part, has attempted to stay out of Clark's way. They have been meeting regularly, whether in person while both men are on the road, or via phone. "They talk at least once every couple of days," says the former Clinton/Gore staffer. "They are tight, but President Clinton has said nothing can be too obvious, that he has to be fair with the other candidates."
Clinton showed up in Iowa on Saturday night for Sen. Tom Harkin's steak fry event, ate three steaks (he told Democratic leaders there he remains on the South Beach Diet), and touted the Democrats running for president. Then he headed off for meetings in California with Gov. Gray Davis and state party leaders. Davis's campaign is said to have covered some of Clinton's expenses out to the coast.
Clinton's political activity is being engineered, in part, by DNC chairman McAuliffe, who has been strategizing with Clinton on how best to use him in the coming months.
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|There have been several examples in which both Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) systems collected data in support of military operations (SMO). FOPEN (Foliage Penetration) radar has been used to penetrate tree canopies in order to detect objects. On the other hand, spectral differences between targets and backgrounds are used in HSI systems. Both SAR and HSI systems may suffer substantial false alarm and leakage rates due to respective background clutter. It is expected that a combined SAR and HSI system will greatly enhance the detection and identification performance. Based on the features derived from SAR and HSI data, a fusion approach has been established. Data sets of SAR and HSI over a common area from the Dixie data collection (May 1997 from Vicksberg, Mississippi) are used in this paper to demonstrate the fusion approach. The site contained several camouflage nets and vehicles. One of the vehicles was covered under a camouflage net. Target detection will be shown for each data set based on RCS (Radar Cross Section) and spectral features. In particular, a transformation of the spectral measurements into principal components was used to reduce the dimensionality of HSI data as well as to facilitate spectral feature extraction and material identification. SAR and HSI detections were subsequently combined via image coregistration. The fusion results showed that false detections in the SAR image were greatly reduced with background characterization of trees from HSI and target detections were confirmed with detection of camouflage nets and material identification of vehicle paints.
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Evernote, an cloud-based document-store-and-sync system, has upgraded its Mac application to v2, bringing the ability to share notebooks either publicly (even to non-Evernote users) or to groups and individuals. Users can link public notebooks to their account so that it is automatically updated, and Evernote Premium members can allow others editing privileges on the notebook in question, making collaborative work easy.
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This week three sailors are attempting firsts of their own:
India has produced its first sailor to set out on a non-stop solo attempt, navy officer Abhilash Tomy; a Swedish sailor has announced he will attempt a non-stop circumnavigation in a 10ft boat; and 70-year-old Jeanne Socrates, already the oldest woman sailor to circumnavigate the world solo, but with stops, has started her own non-stop odyssey. We'll be watching the progress of all three...
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but we should have known that since the pilot when the universe didn't vanish after Keira went back and we saw all that aftermath and crying..
I would have thought that Escher was older Alec who came back too.
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As President of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Michele Nealon-Woods, Psy.D. oversees one of the most successful nonprofit professional graduate schools in the nation. Comprised of three campuses in Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington, D.C., a branch campus in Irvine, CA, as well as a robust online program, the institution serves nearly 4,300 students in the fields of psychology, and related behavioral and health sciences. With more than 20 degree programs, The Chicago School provides a foundation of knowledge and applied practice grounded in its core values of education, innovation, service and community.
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The Washington Post reports that 31 percent of wedding
couples pick a friend or family member to preside at the ceremony rather than a
Our August 23 cover story on monogamy and Dan Savage has
gotten a lot of feedback, both positive and negative. Benjamin Dueholm offers a
nuanced take on the ways the popular sex columnist is beating pastors at their
own game--and the ways Savage's ethical worldview falls short. Some readers
seem too stuck on the first point--"the Christian
Century believes we should be instructed by an advice columnist," crows Joe Carter at First Things--to hear Dueholm out on the second.
When dad is missing
Fatherhood is in trouble in the black community, and throughout American society.
Stanley Grenz is responding to "welcoming and affirming churches"—churches "convinced that the Christian mandate involve[s] not only ministering to homosexual persons but also sanctioning same-sex relationships." Contrary to what the word "welcoming" in the title might lead one to expect, the book does not provide a middle ground in a divisive debate.
Genesis 32:22–31
Recently, I learned that a young couple I know had filed for
divorce after 18 months of marriage. By my calculations, they spent more time
planning the wedding than being married.
According to a Pew Social Trends poll
released today, almost 40 percent of Americans think that marriage is on its
way to becoming obsolete in American society. The number includes both people
who are indifferent to the end of marriage and those who are sorry to see it
The American Search for Marital Bliss
Eighty years ago marital counseling was a brand new profession. Today millions of married couples and 40 percent of all engaged couples
receive counseling.
The old slogan "couples who pray together stay together" may be true especially for African Americans, a new study shows.
The survey of religion, race and relationships found that African Americans attend church more as couples compared to members of other racial and ethnic groups.
I noticed a disheveled and unshaven man in his early fifties a few barstools down from me. Something about him seemed uninviting. Soon an attractive 40-something woman arrived in a crisp little black dress and perched on the stool next to him. She seemed nervous.
Churches can and should affirm the moral significance of marriage without denigrating those who are not married. So we have argued before in this space, noting at the same time that such affirmations must be sensitive to the diverse experiences of the people in the pews.


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Philosophy for our times: cutting edge debates and talks from the world's leading thinkers
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Michael PotterThe PitchThe linguistic turn revealed the self referential paradox of language
Hilary LawsonThe PitchMany problems in philosophy can be solved through language
John SearleThe PitchWe are in danger of overstressing the importance of language
The DebateTheme OneWhat is the meaning of meaning?
The DebateTheme TwoPerception and language
The DebateTheme ThreeThe future of philosophy
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lewmay on 19/12/2014 6:00pm
We have an alphabet. Each member of that alphabet is an abstraction. We place one abstraction next to another abstraction to produce a meaning. This meaning is unique. There is an order within this collection. If that order is not arranged to match the meaning it fails. The debate involves the gymnastics of thought using all forms of order gathered with some unknown intention. The debate reminds me of one who is tangled up in his or her underware, at best.
Mathias Herrmann on 23/08/2014 3:59pm
Language is an instrument. When you express something, you often give it a form that it didn't have before. It's not that you express "language itself". End of turn.
Louis Berger on 10/04/2014 4:43pm
PS: Its successor will be published later this year by Palgrave Macmillan. Updates will be posted on louissberger.weebly.com
Louis Berger on 10/04/2014 4:41pm
I suggest you have a look at my "Language and the Ineffable" (Lexington Books, 2011); description is on Amazon, and also on by FaceBook group "language and psychotherapy".
Sea Monkey on 03/04/2014 3:51pm
John Seale is such a philosophical powerhouse! Even if you don't agree with all of his philosophy you must at least concede that speaks with a great deal of clarity of thought.
The most interesting thing I think about this debate is how close the three speakers views actually are. Lawson tries to go a step further than Searle or Potter, but ultimately does he? Searle concedes that he cannot give an ultimate description of reality, but that this doesn't mean that science cannot tell us in some very serious sense how the world is. Hurrah for sensible scepticism!
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Thistle Farms - USA
These products are made by a group of women in a residential program in Tennessee that provides housing, food, dental, medical, therapy, education and job training for women who have survived lives of violence, prostitution and addiction. When women come into this group, they are offered the resources needed to maintain recovery, heal from childhood wounds, and get physically healthy. Eventually these women find work, return to school or enter the job training program at Thistle Farms.
Through Thistle Farms, women gain much needed job skills, responsibility and cooperation. It is a supportive workplace where women acquire the skills they need to earn a living wage. Into every Thistle Farms product goes the belief that love is the most powerful force for change in the world. The programs the group offers are grounded in spiritual principles about living gracefully in the community with each other. Residents, graduates, staff and volunteers share daily tasks, offer hospitality, build on each other's strengths, and provide compassionate, disciplined support. This group stands as a witness to the truth that in the end, love is more powerful than all the forces that drive women to the streets.
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"I came to Hollywood to pursue a dream in the music industry, but within a few days I was practically forced in to prostitution to survive. I became a stripper, a drug addict...... for 10 years I lived a lie and didn't see my family. Hollywood threw me a bone occasionally that kept me believing it would all work out in time. A semi famous film producer found me in the club and from there I was hired to dance in a few films and even got a few shots that aired on late night TV - but that didn't stop the downward spiral I was in. It wasn't until I was arrested and spent some time in Sybil Brand, a women's correctional facility for car theft and drug possession, that I began to realize my life was out of control. Life inside Sybil was a nightmare; I'll never forget as long as I live. Soon after I was released, I left Hollywood and came to the high desert to escape that environment. I prayed that God would help me get away from this lifestyle that I was afraid to leave. Those years are behind me now, but it was because I found the truth. I found out that I am Cherished and loved more than I could have known. I was just looking in all the wrong places! I love being able to reach out to the girls in the industry and support them in what they are going through because I remember what that
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Kate's entire life has been transformed because of the love she found in God - which now includes a life of peace and joy with her wonderful husband and children. She started Cherished, a faith-based outreach and support group in the high desert that reaches out to women and victims of commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking, empowering those who are ready with the message that they are loved, valued and cherished. Artisans who are in the support group are invited to make jewelry to help supplement their income and to pay for the professional, individual counseling offered through Cherished! Their redeemed necklace is created by women that have escaped a life of abuse and have now found hope again. They are learning that they are Cherished!
Meet Shana Goodwin a Survivor
Founder Chelsie Antos and TOH Executive Director Sherry Woodard had the chance to meet with Shana Goodwin (pictured center below) and hear her survival story first hand.
Shana was sold to a pimp by her mom at the age of 12 right in Tennessee. She was kept in a stable with other girls who were all branded by the pimp with tattoos marking them as his. She was trapped and never allowed to go anywhere on her own. She ended up addicted to drugs and was arrested over 160 times for being a prostitute. By the time she was in her 30s she had already lived two thirds of her life as a prostitute and sex slave. "When I was still on the streets, there was no waking up, just nights turning into days…" She survived years on the streets and was eventually able to escape the industry.
She began trying to heal from her traumatic life and sought out work, but no one would hire her because of her record. That's when she found hope through a program in Tennessee that helps women rehabilitate, heal, and be employed regardless of their records or past. An opportunity was given to Shana to work as a sales representative for the lip balm and natural bath products other rehabilitated women in the program make. Trades of Hope is proud to be working with Shana and women like Shana from around the world selling their earrings, scarves, necklaces, bags and home decor to to help give these women sustainable work and a chance to live.
Shana is now working with a doctor to get all of the pimp's branded tattoos off of her. She is passionate about helping other girls like her get off the streets and out of this cycle of sex slavery.


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MAC Studio Careblend
168 reviews
77% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSTalc, Boron Nitride, HDI/Trimethylol Hexyllactone Crosspolymer, Zinc Stearate, Myristyl Trisiloxane, Caprylyl Methicone, Hydrogenated Coco-Glycerides, Tocopherol, Lecithin, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam) Seed Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil Unsaponifiables, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) Extract, Silica, Pentaerythrityl Tetra-Di-T-Butyl Hydroxhydrocinnamate, Tetrasodium EDTA, Chlorphenesin, Potassium Sorbate [ May Contain: Mica, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Carmine (CI 75470), Chromium Oxide Greens (CI 77288), Ferric Ferrocyanide (CI 77510), Maganese Violet (CI 77742), Red 6 Lake (CI 15850), Red 7 Lake (CI 15850), Red 30 Lake (CI 73360), Zinc Oxide (CI 77947), Yellow 5 Lake (CI 19140), Ultramarines (CI 77007)]
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Dark, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This product replaces the MSFN for me. The MSFN was the best thing I had tried so far for my dry skin, but this powder out does it by far. It has about similar coverage, but I find that this product is so silky it goes on lighter with a fluffy brush than MSFN. It's so light and creamy that it doesn't cake or pronounce lines at all. It's a powder so it's a matte/satin finish, but it still adds a bit of that glow though. I am very happy with it and highly recommend it to other dry people.
I'm a (more neutral) NW43 and I wear Dark, which I find is a lot more neutral than the MSFN in Dark. The MSFN was very very yellow, which became a problem if I wanted to wear it as more than a setting powder. Also the MSFN gets cakey and itchy if I apply more than sheerly. With the Careblend being neutral I can use it with a denser brush (Sephora #55) and achieve a light-medium coverage. It makes my skin look airbrushed and radiant. As of 10/23 it's my current foundation. I just use concealer and this product.
***I also love that this is a fragrance free MAC product.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
At first... I hated this powder!!!! I incorrectly accused it of causing horrid breakouts and itchy skin... I had started using this powder at the same time I had started using MAC wipes for the first time... Yes, those evil wipes were the culprit! Once I eliminated those from my routine..my skin cleared up...
Anywho back to this powder, this will replace my MSF natural as my favorite MAC compact powder. It gives me a little more coverage, my skin looks velvety smooth...not cakey. I have used this to set my MAC Face and Body/Pro Longwear/Studio Fix Fluid/Mineralize Compact Foundations....works beautifully with each of em. Definite repurchase for me!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brown, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I went to a MAC counter yesterday evening and picked this up along with the Viva Glam Gaga 2 lipstick and samples of the Pro Longwear Foundation & Concealer. I tried the Mineralize Skin Finish Natural a while back, and I wasn't too crazy about it. I'm not a huge fan of powder. I tried the Ideal Shade loose powder from Avon, and I wasn't crazy about that either. They were both "too powdery" for my liking. I decided to try this one based on the reviews that I read, and I'm glad I did. I was matched to Medium-Dark which is a great match. It comes with a sponge. I have tried it with the sponge and a powder brush. They both work well when it comes to applying it. This doesn't give a matte finish. It gives a natural finish (which is what I was looking for). This doesn't look too powdery, and it's not cakey at all. It applies so smoothly. I really like this powder, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good powder. My skin is somewhat sensitive, and this didn't irritate me, which I appreciate. Nice packaging- comes with a mirror too.
Edit: 6/28/11- I LOVE this powder so much, and I'm a girl who never went near a powder before because they were always too cakey or looked too powdery. I usually use overtop of a tinted moisturizer, and it looks amazing! This applies so smoothly and doesn't look cakey or feel heavy at all. It gives a nice, natural finish. I am NC40 in MAC, and Medium/Dark has been a great color for me. I tried the MSF Natural in the past (that everyone raves about) and didn't really care for it. I will be using this powder for a long time. I works great to set tinted moisturizer/foundation as well as on it's own.
Edit: 8/11/11- I use this everyday over top of my Neutrogena Healthy Skin Enhancer Tinted Moisturizer for a natural polished look. This is a nice natural finish. I find a little goes along way. I use this often, and I'm not wear near hitting pan. I will repurchase, but I won't be needing to anytime soon. I am in love with this product. I use the sponge for more coverage.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I read a lot of reviews on here, watched YT reviews, read some beauty blog reviews, etc. From the descriptions and reviews (all positive), I was expecting this to be a perfect powder, one that can be warn alone or as a finishing powder for my liquid foundation. I was expecting this to make my face look matte in oily spots, and finished all over without making other spots looks cakey. What this ended up looking like on my face was matte and finished, but after a few hours, it looked cakey in oily spots, and actually made my face look really dried out in others (which doesn't happen to me!). This powder feels very nice going on, and is smooth and silky, but just doesn't give me the look I'm going for - either on its own or as a finishing powder.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have been wanting to try this product for a while and after reading all the reviews on here, I caved and bought it. I normally use MAC MSFN in Medium Plus to set my foundation, so I started looking for something new because I'm nearly out of that. For reference, I'm between an NW25-NW30, closer to the higher end of that, as I have a medium/tan complexion. I decided to give the Medium Plus Studio Careblend power a whirl and at first, all I could think was how light it looks in the pan. I do agree that the shades of Studio Careblend are different than the shades of the MSFNs. The Medium Plus MSFN is a tad darker than Medium Plus Studio Careblend. What I like most about this powder is how it applies like butter, it's such a soft consistency. I don't feel overly powdered like I have felt with my MSFN powder. At first I thought my skin looked a little washed out after applying, but as the day progressed, my skin looked fresh and had a nice, soft look to it. I love the little sponge this comes with and I like how the compact has a mirror. It held my makeup in place and I didn't get oily at all.
This product is a true gem and I look forward to repurchase and hope MAC keeps this around!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
For reference: combo skin, NC25-30, Asian with yellow/golden undertones.
I love this powder. I find it more mattifying than MSFN, which is exactly what I need since my t-zone is perpetually shiny. The texture is interesting--it's a powder, but it seems creamy at the same time and I can wear it without feeling like it makes me look cakey. I apply it with the included puff by pressing the powder into my skin. Then I buff it in with a powder brush. I noticed that I don't have to blot as much during the day when I wear it.
I hit pan on my first Careblend and have since repurchased. Originally, I was wearing Light Plus since it's more yellow, but it was a bit too light for me, so now I'm wearing Medium Plus and it's a way better match. Will buy again once I hit pan on this one!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Love! :-) I've been using MAC's Prep and Prime translucent powder for a very long time, which I still love, but decided to try a powder with some color in it. I have very dry skin, which is why I've stayed away from colored powders in the past ... they usually cake onto my dry patches and look horrible! MAC Studio Careblend pressed powder does NOT do that! I apply it with a powder brush and it looks wonderful! I'm currently using Medium and it matches my NC20 skintone pretty well ... it's a tad dark, but not all that noticeable and it will look perfect as summer starts and I get more of a tan. I will repurchase!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I purchased this after running out of my Clinique Almost Powder in 02 Neutral Fair. I used Medium Plus which is just about the same as the Clinique version. Almost Powder goes on much lighter than it seems in the pan hence why I needed to go for a darker one and when I tried this on it seemed much better. I am NW15.
-Range of colours
-Blends easily
-Doesn't melt easily!
-Doesn't soak up my oil.
- It has a mirror!
-Price but it's worth it!
-I prefer a sponge triangle than the powder pad it comes with but each to their own.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I came across this product when I was looking for a MAC bronzer/ contour powder that was matte. After not finding any blush or bronzer that suited my skintone, my MAC makeup artist suggested that I try a powder that was darker than my skintone. After trying this, I was completely amazed at how natural this looked as a contour color on my skintone (NC30-35/C40) without it looking too shimmery or too dark or even too orangey as what most bronzers make my skin look. And because of this, I don't even bother putting on blush anymore, I simply contour and highlight for a gorgeous natural look.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
I bought this product 3 days ago. So far, I'm IN LOVE. I'm tossing my MSF to the side and using the Careblend now. I love the coverage and the finish.
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Raven X – "Essence Without Light" (2013)
Label: Bat Zuge Records
Review by Tony Cannella
Holy crap! This is an unexpected surprise. The Gothic Death Metal duo Raven X hails from Ohio, USA and I have to say that on their debut album "Essence Without Light", this band (or duo) delivers a pounding metal tour-de-force, which had yours truly thoroughly impressed and wanting more.
Even though Raven X has that Gothic Death metal tag, they also cross over into other areas like thrash and progressive metal– it is all delivered with the right amount of ferocity, aggression, anger and passion, but it also has its sensitive moments. They are comprised of two members and as the 57-minutes worth of music contained herein shows, they are two very talented people. Continue reading »
Maxine Petrucci – "Back to the Garden" (2013)
Label : Angelina Records
Review by Tony Cannella
Some fans may remember Maxine Petrucci from the early 80's metal band Madame X. They had a minor hit on MTV with the anthem "High in High School". Some may also know of her due to her sister, Vixen drummer Roxy Petrucci. She also has a bit of a solo career going and has just released her third album "Back to the Garden". This is a heavy, eclectic and unique mish-mash of metal styles, and to say the least it is also a high energy, guitar driven affair.
"Back to the Garden" may be a polarizing album. Fans are either going to love it or maybe not so much. One of the divisive things about it is bound to be Maxine Petrucci's vocals. Continue reading »
Hydrogyn – "Judgement" (2010)
Label : RFE/Bad Reputation
Review By Tony Cannella
"Hydrogyn is going to be very, very big", those words come from famed producer Michael Wagener who co-helmed the 4th and latest release from this Kentucky based outfit "Judgement". After listening to this CD, who am I to argue with Mr. Wagener's words. "Judgement" is quite possibly the best release of this young bands career. "Judgement" has everything that has made Hydrogyn such an excellent band since their beginning. Infectious melodies, pounding rockers, Julie Westlake's powerful vocals and a whole lot more, it all comes together on "Judgement". "Lost Reality" is a belligerent opener with singer Julie Westlake sharing vocals with aggressive sounding male vocals. This is probably the heaviest song Hydrogyn has recorded to date. "Right Thing Now" is a melodic and instantly likeable mid-tempo number. As always, Julie Westlake oozes personality and attitude in her voice. "Big Star" is a re-recording of an older Hydrogyn song featuring King's X frontman Doug Pinnick on co-lead vocals. The limited edition comes with three bonus tracks, including a fantastic cover of the Michael Schenker Group classic "Assault Attack". Other highlights: the ultra-melodic "Alone", "Self Destruct", the Fleetwood Mac cover "Gold Dust Woman" and "Too Late". Since their 2004 debut, "Best Served With Volume", Hydrogyn has released albums that have been consistently better than the last. The only question is how will they ever top this one?
Rating – 90/100
- Lost Reality
- Right Thing Now
- Alone
- Self Destruct
- Gold Dust Woman
- Medicate
- Big Star (featuring Doug Pinnick)
- Gonna Getcha
- Too Late
- Don't Be My Judge
- Assault Attack (Bonus Track)
- Dead Passion (Live) (Bonus Track)
- Candles Light Your Face (Alternative Version) (Bonus Track)
Line Up
- Julie Westlake – Lead Vocals
- Jeff Westlake – Guitars
- Chris Sammons – Bass
- Joe Migz – Drums
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Greenville's hopes of ending the first half of the South Atlantic League season with plenty of momentum took another hit Thursday night.
Jayce Boyd went 4-for-4, including a three-run home run, to power the Savannah Sand Gnats to a 9-4 victory against the Greenville Drive in the first game of a first half-ending four-game series at Savannah.
Greenville, which is 22-44, slipped to 8-5 in June with its third consecutive defeat. The Sand Gnats are 40-26 and lead the league's Southern Division standings by one game over Charleston. ...


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Granny Nannies | Port Charlotte, FL
About Granny Nannies
From basic assistance to total care, Granny NANNIES can assist individuals with every aspect of home health care needs. including light housekeeping, personal grooming, meal preparation, transportation to appointments and errands, turning, transferring, toileting, feeding and general supervision. Our caregivers are trained as CNA/HHA and undergo reference checks, physicals, criminal background checks, along with mandatory in-service training. Granny NANNIES has an on call supervisor available after hours, weekends and holidays to assist with your scheduling needs. Our mission is to provide the best home health care for patients in the privacy of their homes at affordable prices.
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Average Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 2 Reviews
I am a current client of this provider
Granny Nannies comes by one day a week for my wife. Right now she is providing all the help that I need at the present time. She shows up promptly at the time I have requested. She provides all the care for my wife that I have required at this time. She cooks breakfast and lunch. This gives me a one day free while she takes care of her.
I am a current client of this provider
We're very pleased with our caregiver from Granny NANNIES. They help my husband bathe, shave, brush his teeth, and do light housekeeping. He is incontinent, so they keep him clean and dry, they make his bed, do his laundry, and bring him juices and food when he needs it or wants it. I would absolutely recommend them because they listen to me when I'm not happy with something or I am happy with something, and they stay on top of things to make sure everything is running well.
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