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Miller, Meyerson & Corbo
Jersey City, New Jersey Personal Injury Lawyers(201) 333-9000
Miller, Meyerson & Corbo is a multifaceted law firm located in Jersey City, New Jersey providing legal services in key areas of practice to clients throughout New Jersey. Very few firms can match the firm's longevity – over 80 years of serving clients and still going strong....
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Law Offices of Cathy J. Pollak
Hackensack, New Jersey Family Attorney(201) 343-3860
Law Offices of Cathy J. Pollak is a Hackensack, New Jersey family law firm that provides counsel to clients throughout the state. Attorney Pollak knows how difficult it can be to face the stress and decisions involved in initiating a divorce, resolving a custody dispute, or dividing...
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Aretsky & Aretsky
New Jersey Divorce Law Firm(201) 445-5856
The law firm of Aretsky & Aretsky P.C. is an experienced and dedicated law firm serving clients in Bergen County and throughout New Jersey. We have over forty years of combined experience in helping families deal with the many complex legal issues arising from separation and...
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Goodman & Leopold LLP
Hackensack, New Jersey Family Attorneys(201) 771-1808
Goodman & Leopold L.L.P. are serious lawyers in serious times. Our attorneys provide aggressive representation in all areas of family law. At our law firm, aggressive means pushing forward to do what is right for you. We will put all the legal knowledge and strength we have accumulated,...
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Law Offices of Michael Tran
Morris County Full Service Law Firm(973) 797-9771
The Law Offices of Michael Tran is a general practice law firm located in Morristown, New Jersey.
Our law firm's lawyers take pride in providing the highest caliber of representation in the following areas: Employment Law, Civil Law, Divorce & Family Law, Criminal Law, Real...
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Popescu Law Group
Family, Business and Employment Lawyer in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey(732) 952-5570
Popescu Law Group strives to provide the highest caliber of legal representation to our clients at reasonable cost. We have extensive experience and the resources to successfully handle the following matters: business law, family law, employment law and criminal defense in New York...
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Scura, Wigfield, Heyer & Stevens, LLP
New Jersey Bankruptcy, Personal Injury and Real Estate Attorney(866) 930-2075
Scura, Mealey, Wigfield & Heyer, LLP, has offices in Wayne and Hoboken, New Jersey. Our firm has been serving the legal needs of residents and businesses throughout the Hoboken metro region and eastern New Jersey since 1972. We place a high priority on keeping lines of communication...
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The Law Office of Marc S. Berman
Business, Personal Injury, & Divorce Attorney(201) 797-4411
The Law Office of Marc S. Berman represents clients in business, personal injury, and divorce matters. We have offices in Fair Lawn and Paramus, New Jersey.
As a former state prosecutor and as an attorney formerly associated with one of New Jersey's largest and most prestigious...
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The Law Offices of Smith & Doran, PC
New Jersey Personal Injury, DUI and Family Attorneys(862) 345-7226
The Law Offices of Smith & Doran is a law firm based in Morristown, New Jersey providing several important legal services to clients throughout the surrounding areas of New Jersey. The firm's attorneys have over 100 years of combined legal experience between them and the firm...
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The Radol Law Firm
Bergen County Bankruptcy & Divorce Attorney(201) 567-6557
Klein & Radol, LLC, founded by the merger of the two highly established law practices of Henry Klein and Roger Radol offers with dignity and pride experienced, knowledgeable and friendly services in the areas of Bankruptcy, Family, Estate Planning, Immigration, Real Estate and...
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Callagy LawParamus, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Full Service Law Firm In Paramus, NJ(201) 261-1700
The Callagy Law, LLC is a multidisciplinary law firm committed to providing superior legal representation and advice to our clients at our law offices located in New York and New Jersey and across the United States.
Giro Attorneys at Law LLPHackensack, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Hackensack, NJ Divorce Lawyer(201) 255-4417
Giro Attorneys at Law, LLP is one of the most experienced and accomplished Divorce Law Firms in New Jersey and New York. Having more than 30 years experience in practicing Family Law and helping to settle unruly divorce cases. Our commitment is to provide superior legal support and counsel to...
Hanlon, Dunn, Robertson, Schwartz and WebbMorristown, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Morristown, New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorneys(973) 532-2969
Hanlon, Dunn & Robertson is a law firm based in Morristown, New Jersey which specializes in criminal defense, personal injury, and family law. Our firm has developed a reputation of respect among the legal community and the trust of thousands of clients throughout Morris County and the State of...
Iacullo Martino, LLCNutley, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Essex County Criminal and Family Lawyers(973) 498-8787
The law firm of Iacullo Martino, LLC, is composed of attentive, responsive and effective trial strategists with in-depth experience in criminal defense, divorce and family law. Our lawyers, Steven Martino and Anthony Iacullo, are Certified Matrimonial Law and Criminal Trial Law Attorneys,...
Jean Baptiste & Associates, LLCNewark, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Criminal Law, Family Law, Immigration, and Business/Corporate Law Firm(201) 484-8474
Jean Baptiste & Associates, LLC is located in Newark and Jersey City, New Jersey. We provide quality legal representation to clients needing help in the following areas of practice: criminal law, immigration, family law, and business/corporate law.
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Law offices of Anthony Carbone, P.C.Jersey City, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Personal Injury Attorney in New Jersey(201) 963-6000
If you are in New Jersey and need legal representation, the Law Offices of Anthony Carbone, P.C. are here to help. We specialize in all types of legal representation, including family law, divorce filings, criminal defense, and personal injury litigation. If you have been hurt on the job, need help...
Law Offices of Arthur RoseHackensack, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Family Law Divorce(201) 250-8787
Offering over 40 years of experience in Family Law matters regarding the following issues:; - Divorce; - Child Custody & Visitation; - Restraining Orders and Their Violations; - Domestic Violence; - Division of Property; - Business Owners in Divorce ; - High Asset in Divorce ; - Post Divorce...
Law Offices of Brian C. Freeman, LLCJersey City, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
New Jersey Divorce, Family Law and Personal Injury Attorneys(201) 222-7765
Law Offices of Francesca S. Blanco, LLCMorristown, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Morris County Divorce Attorney(973) 267-5800
At the Law Offices of Francesca S. Blanco, LLC, those going through a divorce can be assured that they are represented by a capable and devoted attorney that considers each case to have importance. Attorney Francesca Blanco is a skilled lawyer that focuses her legal practice on helping individuals...
Leonard S. Miller,P.A.Fair Lawn, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Full-Service Law Firm in all areas of General Practice in New Jersey(201) 796-1594
We have over 40 years experience in all major areas of legal practice. We are dedicated to the Client.; With the addition of Auguy Mangone, Esq., we now can serve the area of Immigration Law and Practice. Most of the staff is bi-lingual Espanol and English.
O'Sullivan Law Group, LLCMorristown, NJ - Law Firm near Glen Ridge
Family & Divorce Law Firm in Morristown, NJ(973) 998-7999
Our experienced attorneys and staff are devoted to all aspects of family law - divorce, domestic violence, custody, adoption pre-nuptial agreements, post judgment, alimony, relocation and modifications. The team here at O'Sullivan Law Group works to obtain the best results for you and your family....


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On Thursday, May 13, 2010, Argentinean President Cristina Fernandez opened the bicentennial festivities in the city of Victoria. Researcher Silvia Perez Simondini took advantage of this opportunity to present the first executive with an envelope containing CEFORA documentation regarding UFO declassification efforts in other countries, as well as the list of researchers struggling for the declassification of the UFO archives.The President approached Ms. Simondini, who asked her to please read the contents of the envelope, which she promised to do.
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Midweek Report: Big week for Stackhouse, Stanford
Welcome to Golfweek's Midweek Report. We wanted to use this hump day to update you on all the latest college news and give you a quick glance at what to look ahead to this weekend.
Midweek Report: 'Bama, Washington make statements
Welcome to Golfweek's Mid-Week Report. We want to use this Hump Day to update you on all the latest college news and give you a quick glance at what to look ahead to this weekend.
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USC and Washington shared the title at The Prestige at PGA West's Norman Course. The two teams finished at 1-under 851, five shots clear of UCLA and Texas Tech.
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We're just two weeks away from another WGC, and several players at the Accenture Match Play are trying to work their way into the upcoming tilt at Doral, as well as the season's first major.
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The jokes flew during Wednesday's freak snowstorm at Dove Mountain. The winner would be "Best in Snow" or the "Wizard in the Blizzard." Regardless, it was a surreal site says our Jeff Rude.
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Wednesday will be entered into the record books, an unforgettable day filled with snow, not golf, and it was left for one and all to hope that some heat arrives so that the golf tournament can achieve a semblance of order.
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While many of her peers sweat it out on the LPGA in muggy Thailand this week, Anna Grzebien will be busy in her new country club office. She called it quits on the LPGA after the 2012 season.
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John Merrick's win at the Northern Trust Open validates the enduring legacy of Aldila's NV shaft. But the company hardly is content and is planning a major push with graphite iron shafts.
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Lydia Ko, 15, added her national open – a third pro title, though she's still an amateur – to a rapidly expanding resume. And the best certainly is yet to come.
Lydia Ko, 15, added her national open – a third pro title, though she's still an amateur – to a rapidly expanding resume. And the best certainly is yet to come.
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Does anyone know if the cost of the Jasper ski shuttle is included within the lift pass or is there an additional cost? If there is an additional cost how much is a return ticket to the mountain?
thanks in advance.
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Most skiers are from the local area and driving their own cars, so I would be very surprised if the lift ticket included the shuttle to and from Marmot Basin from Jasper.
The Marmot Basin shuttle page says that a daily round-trip ticket is $7:
Thanks for that. We are spending a week in Jasper followed by a week in Banff. Our lift pass in Banff covers the ski shuttle and wondered if it was the same in Jasper. We fly out on Sat and want to have everything planned to get to the hill on Sunday! Just cant wait to get out there!
Thanks again.
It's reasonable to assume that Jasper would be similar to Banff, but the "Ski Big 3" pass in Banff is marketed primarily to international travelers; most locals have never even heard of it. The lift tickets that are sold directly by each Banff ski area don't include the shuttle. Both Sunshine and Louise sell a special ski pass, that is only available to local residents, which provides similar (but different) deals on multi-day skiing.
The weekend forecast for Banff looks good at the moment; hope you get nice weather and great snow!
Ah - thanks again for that. We have been to Banff a couple of times before and skied the three areas close by which we really enjoyed. We have never been to Jasper before so really looking forward to exploring a new ski area. Thanks also for the link to the weather report, we will be keeping or eyes on that for the next few days - hoping for a mix of snow and sun but I suspect there will be enough snow to keep us more than happy at the moment!!
Oops, I posted the Banff weather link above; here is Jasper's forecast & conditions:
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Hi, I notice your location is "London". If that's London UK and you've booked your lift pass for Jasper through one of the main tour operators (Crystal, Inghams or Canadian Affair) then your shuttle cost is included in your lift pass. The hotel will have bus tickets for you to collect each morning. They're a different colour than the ones purchased individually.
We fly out on the 12th for the sixth time!
Great info, SnowboardVicky - thanks for posting that!
Hiya, thanks for the info. Yeah, we are traveling from London - UK. By chance I was speaking to Canadian affair today regarding the transfer from Calgary to Jasper (ouch, ouch & ouch!!) and they advised the same - great news, more in the drinks kitty! Wow - 6 times, you must be a big Jasper fan?
Sorry for the "sticker shock". ;-( ... but it is a five hour drive from Calgary to Jasper (and probably longer by bus). Just curious... how much is it?


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If you are taking care of a very sick parent or other close relative, this is the book for you. Katy Butler, a journalist, tells the end-stories of both her parents. She lived on the left coast; they, in Connecticut when one day her father, Jeffrey, suffered a severe stroke. Shortly after the stroke, his cardiologist recommended a pacemaker, and her mother and Katy agreed. This was without talking about any of the ramifications while he was well and could understand the consequences. His GP was against it; he had seen too many patients with hearts "outliving" the rest of their bodies.
Jeffrey recovered somewhat but by this time his type A wife has made him surrender both his belt and his wallet. The former Wesleyan history professor was bored silly. During a week visit, Katy arranged for her dad to be picked up by a special van and brought to the pool where he used to swim. Katy made the journey with him two days to show him the ropes, and bought him a new watch that thrilled him. His wife had also hidden his nice silver watch. Katy's dad loved the cheap watch and the sense of independence it gave him. After Katy left, he continued the van/swimming trips for a long time.
The book also covers Katy's extremely difficult relationship with her mother. Did you guess that there were issues? Katy's two brothers took little part in caretaking their Dad because they did not get along with their mother either. She was very controlling about their diet as adults, their haircuts, their clothes, and especially their failures in life.
Here's the scenario. Walking across a bridge over a railroad one day, you notice that five people are tied to the tracks below. Worse, you also spot a speeding train approaching, with no sign of slowing down—it's sure to plow through the five people, killing them. Suddenly you see the only possible way to save them: an exceptionally large man—large enough to derail an oncoming train, it just so happens—is leaning on the bridge's railing above the tracks, resting. Now's your chance: do you push the man over the railing, killing him, but saving the five people tied to the tracks? Or do you refrain from pushing him, thereby sparing his life but effectively allowing the five below to die?
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Summer--a great time for reading novels--is also a good time to catch up on more episodic reading. This memoir is perfect for a short period listening to the cicada orchestra from the porch swing, or a quick read before bed.
In twelve varied segments, poet and former New Yorker/Talk of the Town writer Zarin shares important milestones in her life as well as a passion for several material objects that she has become attached to over the years.
The strongest and most emotionally-charged piece is the title one in which Zarin describes a typical day on the Cape with her and her husband's assorted brood of kids, when the youngest gets ill. "It began with a cough. Her brother had a cough. And, after all, what was a cough?" By this time, Zarin had treated countless upset tummies and sore throats. But two emergency visits later, she found herself kneeling next to her daughter while the ambulance raced to Children's Hospital in Boston.
The diagnosis: the rare Kawasaki Disease, which is the leading cause of heart damage in children. This segment shows how quickly our ordinary lives can turn frightening and possibly tragic.
Leading the news today is the announcement that Detroit filed for bankruptcy. They aren't the first municipality to file, but they are the largest. What this means for residents, city workers, retirees and the state of Michigan remains to be seen. 20 billion dollars is hard to wrap my mind around, and is a figure without names and faces.
Hoping to personalize this story is native son Charlie LeDuff. His recent nonfiction work is called Detroit: An American Autopsy. LeDuff is a journalist who left Detroit at an early age and traveled the world covering international conflicts and won a Pulitzer for his contributions at the New York Times. He returns to Detroit to work for The Detroit News.
This book covers a variety of stories, including the fall of ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, city council corruption, the crumbling auto industry implications, and the struggles of a local fire station. You also meet LeDuff's family and follow them while they are coping (or not) with living in and near Detroit.
I was afraid this would be another macho book about reckless men roaming the plains chasing tornadoes during storm season. Instead it turned out to be a wonderful compendium of tornado lore through the centuries. Also included are biographies of some of our most important weather scientists.
Storm Kings begins with a description of how during the 1600s New England settlers called any phenomenon that happened in the sky meteors including: meteors (of course), lightning, thunder, rainbows, comets, clouds in the shape of hands and faces, etc. Although the science behind tornadoes was not understood and barely documented then, many colonists recognized that the weather in America was much more violent than in their home countries.
When a tornado swooped down near Cambridge, MA in 1680, two farming families were shocked when one lost a servant and another a barn during the storm. They were so frightened by this event that one wrote to Increase Mather (the father of Cotton) asking about it. Increase, who was a self-educated weather expert, had no answers so he wrote to a scientific association in Europe. No one replied to his inquiry, but Benjamin Franklin found this letter seventy years later when he became interested in the study of weather and electricity.
In another life, I would love to become a wildlife biologist; it combines things I loves such as working with animals, walking, observing deeply, and travel. This book does all of the above plus makes you more curious about the flora and fauna around us. Why are robins common and not Kirtland's warblers? Why are deer abundant and not jaguars? Eric Dinerstein, the author, started his scientific career studying tigers and later rhinoceroses. He is now Chief Scientist at the World Wildlife Fund. In The Kingdom of Rarities, he travels to many continents to explore the rare creatures and plants living there.
One of the places he and his scientific team visit is Irian Jaya, a remote island on the Indonesian archipelago. It combines two aspects of places that often give homes to rare creatures: remoteness, and being situated on an island. Another factor that makes Irian Jaya home to rarities is its geology—its steep mountains and gorges serve as barriers to invasive species which have become common on many other islands. The description of Dinerstein's flight to this research spot is compelling; it was incredibly risky just to land a plane there. But well worth it because the scientists found many rare creatures quite close to them and not shy at all with humans. The scientists were amazed by how many species divided their habitats vertically.
Some books break your heart with their beauty; others break your heart with their sadness. Mighty Silence: Images of Destruction does the latter. In these days immediately following the highly destructive Oklahoma tornadoes of 2013, ripped homes, buildings, and schools are on our minds. This beautifully-produced book showcases many striking photographs of the Tohoku region of Japan where the massive tsunami struck two years ago.
The photos are large, some even opening into more than a two page spread. But the main thing that struck me about them is how seldom they include any people. I noticed only one person in the whole collection, a solitary utility repairman high in a crane over demolished houses and smashed cars. Animals are mostly missing also, except for one murder of crows crisscrossing the wires of one empty city, and a strange cat with radioactive-mutated whiskers near Fukushima.
I read a lot of narrative non-fiction - historical, microhistory, natural sciences, travel, and environmental. I read these to be better informed, but also for pleasure so my ultimate test for a narrative non-fiction book is whether it would have made a better magazine article. I hate finishing something that I think was interesting, but could have been boiled down into a 20 page magazine article with the same impact. I've recently read two non-fiction books passed the magazine article test and then some.
The Big Thirst: The Marvels, Mysteries & Madness Shaping the New Era of Water by Charles Fishman isn't about how to make changes in your lifestyle with regards to water conservation. It isn't a how-to book for urban or rural planners. It is a book that will challenge what you think you know about water from the big picture including where it comes from and what do we really mean by "clean". This book will also identify our emotional connection with water and will put those assumptions to the test. Near the end of the book, an economist presents a model for future water use that makes sense for both dry places like Las Vegas and Australia should also be considered for wetter places like Atlanta and even Bloomington. There are pages and pages of research, calculations and notes at the end, but the book was captivating, accessible and provides much food for thought.
While some predict the imminent demise of the printed book, some profess that the printed book will continue on in perpetuity. I stand with the second group. As much as I enjoy the convenience of ebooks, there is a majesty to a beautifully illustrated and bound printed book that not even the most colorfully animated ebooks can equal. There is so much ephemeral electronic correspondence today that a printed book, by its sheer mass and substance commands a certain amount of respect. Or, perhaps it's simply the history of the printed book that I revere.
From the Good Mountain: How Gutenberg Changed the World lavishly presents the early history of the printed book as pioneered by Johannes Gutenberg in 1450. Categorized as a biography, this new picturebook by James Rumford focuses more on Gutenberg's revolutionary invention of the printing press, than on the life of Gutenberg himself. Each richly illustrated double-page spread describes the process of creating a book as a mystery of sorts, asking the reader to guess the elements that formed the finished product: "What was this thing made of rags and bones?" and answering on the next page: "It was paper, and it was ready."
The epilogue to this book notes that Gutenberg's invention remains a bit of a mystery, as no one knows for sure how he was able to produce such beautifully crisp and clear letters in the 1400s. But some of the books he produced more than 500 years ago endure to this day. In fact a copy of one of those books resides in Bloomington at the Lily Library on the campus of Indiana University. The Gutenberg Bible rests in a glass case on display in the Lily Library, open for anyone to visit.
From the Good Mountain concludes with an illustration of computer circuitry, suggesting that as hand copied books gave way to printed ones, and printed books give way to ebooks, perhaps it doesn't matter at all what books look like -- what form they take -- as long as people keep writing and reading them. What are you reading today?
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Prep 15 mins
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 -6 ounces halibut fillets
- salt and pepper
- 1 lemon, juice of
- 2 tablespoons dry white wine
- 1 cup walnuts, toasted and finely chopped
- 1 cup sharp cheddar cheese, grated
- 1⁄4 cup milk
- 1⁄2 cup dry breadcrumbs
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Place fish on a well greased sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil.
- Sprinkle with salt, pepper, lemon juice, and wine.
- Combine walnuts, grated cheese, and milk, spread on the top of the fish.
- Sprinkle with bread crumbs and dot with butter.
- Wrap the fish tightly in foil, sealing the ends and top with double folds.
- Bake for 25-30 minutes or until the fish is tender and flaky.


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Since Georg Dinkel has entered the IPCA competition, we'll have to save his artwork for another day after the people's choice voting has ended. Neither PCD nor Georg were clear about this rule.
Since Georg Dinkel has entered the IPCA competition, we'll have to save his artwork for another day after the people's choice voting has ended. Neither PCD nor Georg were clear about this rule.
Not only are Tatiana Parshikova's colors luscious but this version of mokume gane takes me back to the early days when Lindly Haunani showed us how she layered metallic leaf between translucent layers.
Tatiana has updated the technique with multi layers of beautiful color sliced into large thin pieces applied onto a bangle base. You can see more beads and jewelry that Tatiana made using this method on her Instagram site. There are pieces for sale in her Russian online gallery.
This 9″ tall polymer and porcelain Pompon from Berlin's Angelika Arendt is the latest in her series of intensely composed and brightly colored sculptures.
Angelika moves with ease between exquisitely detailed drawings on paper to glass to room-sized plastic compositions. Her vision moves from medium to medium easily. In the polymer pieces there's a sensuous quality to the color gradations of the changing shapes that tempts you to run your fingers over them. Pompon translates as "bobble."
If you sometimes wonder how polymer is faring in the larger art world, visit Angelika's site, her Flickr pages and Tumblr.
Orly Fuchs Galchen pursues hollow polymer forms and she's come up with light, bright empty hearts. Her Facebook and Flickr pages and her Etsy shop are filled with examples in many styles including these wrapped with lovely bands of graduated color.
Orly swears that she only uses polymer. No filling with sugar, salt, paper, cotton or foil. No making two halves and gluing. No double baking. You have to buy her tutorial to learn her secret or be resigned to a heavy heart. (I couldn't resist the pun.)
A few tweaks to the Fimo 50 World Project may make it easier for you to participate in an event that celebrates 50 years of playing with polymer while it also raises money for two very worthy projects.
Sending your art entry from the US was cumbersome so we got approval to use my address rather than the Canadian office of clay manufacturer, Staedtler. This avoids post office international forms. US entries can be sent to: Cynthia Tinapple, 1 Hartford Court, Worthington, OH 43085.
Entries have been piling up in Staedtler offices in various countries and photos aren't officially posted until the actual items arrive in Germany. The Facebook 10×10 page gives you a good idea of who's playing along. Artists have been posting pictures on their own sites. Now this Instagram Fimo50worldproject site shows the tiles at a glance for those who want to see it all.
If I've left you out of the picture pages, please let me know or send your entry photo to PCDaily. This first stab at a collection probably missed a lot and we'll add more regularly.
Most entries are sticking to a 4″x4″ (10x10mm) square format but if your muse insists on a different size and shape, that's fine.
Organizers Dani and Natalia strongly suggest that you include the story behind your design on the entry form (there's a hidden benefit to doing this).
Entry deadline is April 30. The tiles will be auctioned off this spring so choose the ones you like best and be prepared to bid. Now run off to the studio and mail in your entry.
There's a whirlwind of activity at Creative Journey Studios in Georgia. Facebook sometimes scrambles the chronology of posts and this swirl of a piece from Lynda Gilcher was ready to post when I looked at the date and saw it was created in Loretta Lam's September class at CJS. Oh well!
Lynda's piece had already set my mind spinning with ideas. See more of Lynda's work on Facebook. She has her own studio and store in Ohio.
Creative Journey's gallery is considered mecca for polymer artists and contains some of the finest examples of work and the best tools you'll see anywhere. Anke Humpert is teaching there in February followed by Bettina Welker. Studio owners Sue Sutherland and Ellen Prophater continue to line up an impressive list of teachers including me in October! Have a great weekend!


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This chapter will focus on Adults
and Alcohol – there is a chapter on Alcohol and Young People in the
Developing Well section.
Alcohol misuse, or problem drinking, occurs
when a person drinks above the recommended medical guidelines,
which currently state that:
The majority of people enjoy a drink without
causing trouble for those around them, but there is a significant
minority who do not. Too many high streets and town centres
have become 'no-go' areas on a Friday and Saturday night because of
alcohol-fuelled violent crime and antisocial behaviour. It is
responsible drinkers, businesses and the wider community who pay
the price in terms of crime and disorder on streets, and blocked
accident and emergency departments due to alcohol related injuries
(Home Office, 2012).
The current estimated cost to the UK economy
of alcohol misuse is as follows:
The total cost of alcohol misuse to society is
estimated to be approximately £21 billion per year and this does
not include the impact of alcohol misuse on families and
Since 2013, local authorities have
been responsible for commissioning public health services,
including alcohol misuse treatment and prevention services.
The Public Health Outcomes Framework sets out the desired outcomes
for public health and supporting indicators to measure
progress. In Bedford Borough the following high level
indicators are used to measure progress in relation to health and
alcohol misuse.
In order to build a more detailed picture of
alcohol related harm in Bedford, the additional local health
indicators to measure progress have also been identified:
Alcohol misuse is the third greatest
overall contributor to ill health after smoking and raised blood
pressure, and almost 7 million adults are estimated to be drinking
at levels that increase the risk of harming their health.
Binge drinking3 in the UK accounts
for approximately half of all alcohol consumed. The problem
of excess drinking has primarily developed for the following
In 2010, purchases of alcohol for consumption
in the home had increased by 45% compared with 1992 (Harker,
2012). The rise in home consumption could be linked to the
decline of the pub, the ban on smoking and the increased
affordability and availability of alcohol from supermarkets.
More alcohol is now consumed in the home than in licensed premises
There are vast differences in the price of
alcohol between off and on licence sales and this correlates with
individuals increasingly consuming alcohol at home. Making
alcohol less affordable is the most effective way of reducing
alcohol-related harm. International evidence suggests that
making it less easy to buy alcohol by reducing the number of
outlets selling it and the days and hours when it can be sold, is
an effective way of reducing alcohol-related harm (NICE, 2010).
Pre-loading, especially combined with
on-premise drinking, is associated with heavier consumption and
related adverse outcomes. Educational interventions as well as
structural measures, for example reduction of late-night off-sale
opening hours are needed to prevent high total consumption and
related adverse consequences among young people (Labhart, 2012)
People who pre-load are four times more likely
to consume over 20 units on a night out (Hughes, 2008).
Pre-loading can lead to people being drunk in residential areas
prior to going out, and alcohol related problems on public
transport. It is more strongly associated with being involved
in nightlife violence than the total amount of alcohol an
individual consumed. 'Pre-loaders' are two and a half times
more likely to be involved in violence than other drinkers (Hughes,
Research carried out by Drink Aware in 2010
(Garbatt, 2010) found that the average person goes to work
suffering from the effects of alcohol three times a month.
Approximately 20% of employees questioned admitted to having
struggled to work after a day of heavy drinking, with 1 in 10
having to leave work early feeling too ill to continue.
An analysis of studies reporting on the impact
of workplace interventions relating to alcohol consumption and
alcohol related behaviour has shown that they are effective in
helping employees with alcohol problems. One study, which
included the training and education of staff, reported employees
reducing their alcohol intake by 50%.
Nationally, 90% of the adult population drink
alcohol, with over a quarter of the population estimated to be
drinking at hazardous levels.
Harmful drinking represents the most hazardous
use of alcohol at which damage to health is likely. One
possible outcome of harmful drinking is alcohol dependence where
the person has a strong desire to consume alcohol and finds it
difficult to control their drinking.
Nationally, the prevalence, or total number of
people aged 18-64 years predicted to be alcohol dependent is 5.9%
(8.7% of men, 3.3% of women). For men, the highest levels of
dependence were identified in those between the ages of 25 and 34
(16.8%), for women in those between the ages of 16 and 24
(9.8%). Most recorded dependence was categorised as mild
(5.4%), with relatively few adults reporting symptoms of moderate
or severe dependence (0.4% and 0.1% respectively). Alcohol
dependence was more common in white men and women than in those
from minority ethnic groups and there were no significant
variations in the prevalence of dependence by region or income
Local context
In 2012/13 there were 263 alcohol specific
hospital admissions per 100,000 in Bedfordshire, 147 (DSR per
100,000 = 294) of which were from Bedford Borough.
Alcohol specific conditions are those wholly related to alcohol
e.g. alcoholic liver disease or alcohol overdose. Bedford
Borough reported a decrease from 2011/12 of 8 per 100,000
population. (See Figure 1)
Figure 1:
Source: Public Health Intelligence Bedford Borough
using data from Local Alcohol Profiles England 2014
(DSR (directly standardised rate) based on 2013
European Standard Population)
In 2012/13 there were 1,148 alcohol related hospital admissions
per 100,000 population in Bedfordshire, 600 (DSR per 100,000 =
1,199) of which were from Bedford Borough. Alcohol
related (or attributable) admissions are alcohol specific
conditions plus conditions that are caused by alcohol in some, but
not all, cases e.g. stomach cancer and unintentional injury.
Bedford Borough reported a decrease from 2011/12 of 10 per
100,000 population.
Figure 2:
Source: Public Health Intelligence
Bedford Borough using data from Local Alcohol Profiles England
(DSR (directly standardised rate)
based on 2013 European Standard Population)
*There have been a number of changes to the
methodologies used to calculate certain indicators presented in the
Local Alcohol Profiles for England 2014. The data presented
in the Local Alcohol Profiles for England 2014 should not be
compared with data published in previous versions.*
The number of people in Bedford Borough who
are alcohol dependent is expected to rise over the next 4 years,
from 5,938 people in 2014 to 6,151in 2018 (see table 1).
Table 1: Number of people aged 18-64 years
predicted to have alcohol dependence in Bedford Borough
Crude rate of males
Crude rate of females
Crude Rate of Total
The data in table 1 is based on a survey of the household
population and is therefore likely to under-represent the number of
dependent adults, as they are more likely to be homeless or in an
institutional setting. In addition, problem drinkers who do
live in private households may be less available, able or willing
to participate in surveys (PANSI, 2012).
Table 2:
East of
People aged 16+, drinking at a level which
increases the risk of damaging their health
Higher risk drinkers*
(n = 3,389)
Increasing risk drinkers**
(n = 22,353)
Lower Risk Drinkers***
(n = 79,748)
Alcohol-related healthcare costs (2010/11)
£59 per adult
£62 per adult
Source: Alcohol Concern, 2012
*Drink at very heavy levels which
significantly increases the risk of damaging health and may have
already caused some harm to health
**Drink above the recommended levels which
increases the risk of damaging health
***Drink within the recommended alcohol
The Local Alochol Profile for Bedford Borough
(2014) shows a measure for each indicator, as well
as the regional and England averages and range of all local
authority values for comparison purposes.
Overall the local indicators are moving in a
positive direction; alcohol specific hospital admissions for males
and females, alcohol related hospital admission for females with
only a few indicators which are not significantly lower than
Street Drinking in Bedford
Street drinking has been, and continues to be,
a growing problem in Bedford Borough. Antisocial behaviour
associated with street drinking has been recognised as a concern
and problems identified include; health issues, litter, noise,
urination and intimidation, all of which can have a detrimental
impact to the quality of life for residents.
The Bedford Borough Community Safety Group has
divided street drinking into two separate issues.
Street drinking has been highlighted as an
issue by the public in the Community Safety Partnership Strategic
Assessment Survey 2013 and the Riverside Path Project Survey 2013.
Street drinking is also ranked as a high local priority in the
Community Safety Strategic Assessment and the Community Safety
Partnership Plan. It is raised In the Community Safety Section of
the Alcohol Strategy and as a consequence, it is a priority action
within the current Bedford Borough Alcohol Action Plan.
The 'hotspot' areas in Bedford Borough have
been identified by the Police, the public (including residents) and
the Community Safety Team.
Street drinkers tend to drink high
volume/super strength alcohol that is cheap and accessible to buy.
There are a large number of off-licenced premises on Midland Road
(Greyfriars) in Bedford, most of which sell cheap, super strength
alcohol. The majority of alcohol is sold in single cans and for as
little as £1 a can. Some shops have a range from 17-20 individual
brands and an average of 8-9% strength.
What has previously been done to
tackle the issue?
However street drinking continues to be an
issue and work that is undertaken to help address the problem can
result in displacement, whereby drinkers move to more covert and
less safe places to drink. Since August 2013, Bedfordshire
Police has issued 163 street drinking warnings in or around Midland
Road, 28 tickets have been issued and 9 arrests made.
The Bedford Borough Alcohol Steering Group has
agreed that tackling the issue of street drinking is a priority for
Bedford Borough and to undertake work to replicate elements of the
Ipswich 'Reducing the Strength' campaign focussing on 'hot spot'
This Ipswich campaign aims to stop the sale of
super strength alcohol from off-licensed premises to. The
campaign is completely voluntary and no ban is enforced. Only
beer, lager and cider with an alcohol volume of 6.5% or more and
sold very cheaply is affected.
In Bedford Borough a multi-agency
approach to this issue is being taken. The campaign will need the
support and agreement of the local shops to stop selling super
strength alcohol; there will need to be engagement with the street
drinkers and analytical work to understand the extent of the
problem will need to be completed. There also needs to be
support available to the street drinking community in term of
routes out/ housing and rehabilitation.
A Bedford Borough Campaign will:
Key aims
Reduce the Supply
Improve Enforcement
Develop Routes Out
Reducing alcohol related crime and disorder
which will inevitably impact on reducing alcohol related health
A complementary approach to the 'Reducing the
Strength' campaign is to consider the development of a wet centre
where street drinkers can continue to drink in a more controlled
manner and off the streets. Such centres will attract only a
sub-section of street drinkers however the Centres have two
overarching aims 1) to provide support, help and treatment for
disadvantaged and chaotic drinkers, including street drinkers who
are excluded from other services and 2) to tackle an anti-social
behaviour problem in a constructive, non-criminalising way.
The lead commissioner for adult drug
and alcohol services is B:DAAT (Bedfordshire Drug and Alcohol
Action Team) which, as from 1st April 2013, sits within
Public Health. The team is responsible for coordinating and
commissioning the drug, and more recently, alcohol related work
across Bedfordshire. It is the multi-agency, strategic body
which develops, implements and delivers, substance misuse annual
action plans, setting out the County's strategy and targets for the
year. B:DAAT responds to local issues and works in
partnership with a range of stakeholders, including local
In 2012 the CAN Partnership was awarded the
contract to deliver the Bedfordshire integrated drug and alcohol
service. The new integrated service provides access to a full
range of medical, psychological and social options from hubs in
Dunstable and Bedford, and a satellite in Leighton Buzzard.
It supports service users throughout their treatment journey with
an emphasis on the individuals' recovery from alcohol misuse.
Community engagement, support and development
run in tandem with traditional forms of treatment such as:
Medical and psychological services within HMP
Bedford also form part of the integrated service within the
community, by offering robust continuity of care for all clients in
the criminal justice system.
Opportunistic case finding followed by the
delivery of simple alcohol advice.
Involves frontline staff systematically
delivering timely, pertinent and consistent lifestyle messages
during routine contacts.
Workplace Health
Alcohol awareness information and IBA training
is incorporated within the support offered to local employers
The NHS Health Check programme is for adults
in England aged between 40 and 74. At an NHS Health Check a series
of routine tests are offered to help identify the risk of
developing heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and type 2
diabetes. Alcohol is now routinely included in Health Checks
CALS ensures individuals identified as
experiencing alcohol related problems receive appropriate and
timely support and, if required, referral to a specialist alcohol
treatment service.
The Bedford Borough Alcohol Strategy was
developed in consultation with a wide group of professionals. The
strategy was presented and emailed extensively. A countywide
strategy group was set up and they were primarily responsible for
the content and structure. Some of the members invited to the
group included:
Police/ Fire/ Probation/ Licensing/ Trading
Standards/ Community Safety/ Hospital/ Victim Support/ Education/
CAN Partnership/ Plan B/ Children's Services/ B:DAAT/ Housing.
A survey was conducted in May 2014 of both
service users and providers – 17 responses were received including
both service users and professionals.
Themes raised included:
Feedback was also sought from CALS workers.
They felt that they were frequently seeing patients who should not
be seen by CALS but at the main hubs, and reiterated the fact that
service users frequently decline ongoing treatment for their
alcohol issues as they will not attend the CAN hub and prefer to
remain with the community CALS workers. They had also found that
there was a stigma around treatment centres and alcohol clients
mixing with drug clients: 'It has taken me a year to come back
after I went to the Cresent and felt intimidated by some people in
the waiting room'. CALS workers would therefore extend the number
of sessions beyond what they are commissioned for in some cases.
Further work carried out by the CALS workers beyond their scope
includes supporting patients undergoing detoxification in Weller
Wing, and providing basic awareness training to GP staff.
Bedford Borough Alcohol Steering
The Bedford Borough Alcohol Steering Group is
responsible for overseeing the implementation of the Bedford
Borough Alcohol Strategy and informs and oversees a detailed local
action plan.
The group monitors progress and performance
against milestones and ensures remedial action plans are in place
to rectify deviations.
They also identify and mitigate any risk to
the delivery of the Alcohol Action Plan, and monitor national and
regional developments with regards to policy and service
developments within the alcohol agenda and implement when
applicable in Bedford Borough.
The group has representatives from:
The 2012 Government's Alcohol Strategy sets out
proposals to clampdown on the 'binge drinking' culture; reduce
alcohol fuelled violence and disorder and reduce the number of
people drinking to damaging levels. The strategy includes
commitments to:
The government has already legislated for a
wide set of reforms to tackle binge drinking and the effect it has
on individuals and communities, however additional work is required
to tackle drink-fuelled, antisocial behaviour and crime. In
light of this, a national alcohol strategy consultation is
currently taking place, seeking views on five key areas:
(Home Office 2012)
The new Public Health Responsibility
Deal collective pledge (Home Office, 2012), which was
announced in conjunction with the Government's Alcohol Strategy, is
to take one billion units of alcohol out of the market by
2015. This will be achieved through improving the choice
available of lower strength products. Companies have
committed to helping their customers to drink within the guidelines
by improving consumer choice by lowering the strength of existing
brands, introducing new lower strength products and encouraging
their customers to switch to lower unit drinks rather than similar
drinks with a higher unit content.
Estimates suggest that in a decade, removing
one billion units from sales would result in almost 1,000 fewer
alcohol related deaths per year; thousands of fewer hospital
admissions and alcohol related crimes, as well as substantial
savings to health services and crime costs each year (Home Office,
National outcomes, as identified in
the Government's Alcohol Strategy, include:
In October 2012, a local
government public health briefing paper was published
which summarises NICE (National Institute for Health and
Clinical Excellence) recommendations for local authorities
and their partner organisations, on how to reduce the harm caused
by alcohol. It suggests that local authorities:
Alcohol is strongly linked to health
inequalities. It has an inverse social gradient which means
that consumption increases as income rises; the proportion of
people exceeding the sensible drinking guidelines also rises in
line with income.
Children from higher income households in
England appear to be at greater risk of some types of adolescent
alcohol problems and these risks appear different in girls compared
to boys. Childhood social advantage may not generally be
associated with healthier behaviour in adolescence (Melotti et al,
Among men and women aged 16-64 years, those in
professional and managerial households are most likely to have
drunk alcohol in the previous week; those in semi-routine and
routine occupations are the least likely. This is also true
in the proportions drinking on 5 days or more in the previous
week. Similarly, those working are more likely to drink and
binge drink than those who are unemployed and economically inactive
(Harker, 2010).
However, while people with lower socioeconomic status are more
likely to abstain altogether, if they do consume alcohol they are
likely to suffer greater harm from drinking than those from higher
socioeconomic groups. They are more likely to:
There is additional evidence to suggest that
the following groups may be at higher risk of alcohol misuse:
Most minority ethnic groups have higher rates
of abstinence, and lower levels of frequent and heavy drinking
compared to the British population as a whole, and to people from
white backgrounds. However over time, generational
differences may emerge and there is some research to show that
patterns of drinking in second generation minority ethnic groups
may start to resemble the drinking habits of the general
Drinking patterns vary both between and within
minority ethnic groups. For example:
The reasons for these variations in drinking
patterns amongst minority ethnic groups are varied. Although
patterns among some first generation minority ethnic groups
resemble those from their country of origin, stress associated with
migration among first generations has also been linked with
increases in drinking, particularly among white ethnic
groups. The experiences of moving to a new country can be
affected by a number of factors including access to education and
employment, changes to socio-economic status and peer influences
and lifestyle choices.
In general, studies suggest that abstinence
and low levels of drinking among non-white ethnic groups are
associated with a strong ethnic identify, strong family and local
community ties, continuing links with the host country and
maintaining religious beliefs (Hurcome et al, 2010)
There has been a marked increase in alcohol
consumption by the middle and older age groups, with approximately
a third of older people developing alcohol problems for the first
time later in life. Although the exact reasons for this are
unclear, there is likely to be a link with the ageing population
and a greater number of people living alone with poor social
support networks, leading to loneliness. Other reasons
include diminished mobility, multiple bereavements, chronic pain,
poor physical health and poor economic and social support
Alcohol problems are less likely to be
detected in older people as they are more likely to try and hide
the problems through shame and embarrassment. It can also be
difficult to distinguish the symptoms of alcohol problems in older
people, from the symptoms caused by medical or psychiatric problems
of ageing.
The evidence suggests that minority
ethnic groups are under-represented proportionately in seeking
treatment and advice for drinking problems, although their rates of
alcohol dependence are similar to those in the white
A lack of awareness of what support and
services are available is evident among some minority groups,
particularly Muslim men and those on lower incomes. There is
also a reluctance to approach outside agencies across different
minority ethnic communities which can lead to agencies
underestimating need among different ethnic groups (Hurcombe et al,
Public Health are undertaking a mapping
exercise around existing services and partners planned
interventions around alcohol to inform a comprehensive Bedford
Borough Action Plan.
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health priority: Opportunities to reduce alcohol harms and rising
costs London: Alcohol Concern
Alcohol Concern (2012) Alcohol-related
healthcare costs. Available at: http://www.alcoholconcern.org.uk/campaign/alcohol-harm-map
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Tackling health inequalities: 2007 status report on the Programme
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1. Everyone between the ages of 40 and 74, who has not
already been diagnosed with one of the following conditions, is
invited by their GP to have a check to assess their risk of heart
disease, stroke, kidney disease and diabetes. Local
authorities become responsible for commissioning the NHS health
check from April 2013.
2 In dicators to be confirmed by the
National Treatment Agency.
Consuming more than double the recognised lower-risk daily
limits over a short period of time.
Drinking at home before going
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Another of the images from the shoot with Alexa on a sunny day in the English countryside
very nice picture
I adore these type of images. Fresh, beautiful, natural, with a touch of sensuality. I would love to see more like this sillouette type of photos but with outfits (dresses) that are even more simpler and more transparent (thinner fabric) so it could have the beautiful effect of the sun agains the model's body. May I have that request? he he
Of I get the chance to shoot a similar image I will see if we can get a more transparent dress. I will certainly let you know if get this done.
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