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A pet lover's guide to caring for your aging dog
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As dogs age, they become more sensitive, more weary, they tire more easily. Certainly, there are senior pets just as there are senior citizens. But, just because your dog is aging doesn't mean that you don't still have years of fun times ahead of you with them. Here are a few tips for caring for an older dog:
- Give Them a Cozy Bed. A nice place to nap is very important for senior canine health care. If they're going to have any energy in a day, they're going to need to get plenty of rest. A padded bed in a favorite part of the house should do fine.
- See the Vet Twice a Year. When your dog was younger, you got them their shots and you took them to the vet if they got sick or hurt. Now, a twice-a-year checkup isn't a bad way to make sure that your pet is in their best possible shape.
- Keep them Active. Keep teaching your dog new tricks, take them to the park or beach regularly and keep them out and about. Dogs that grow older can become less interested in life without some positive pushes in the right direction. It takes them a little more effort to get out there, but they still love it as much as they ever have.
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Los Angeles protesters clash at pro-Israel rally
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Los Angeles police formed skirmish lines during a street clash between Palestinian supporters and a pro-Israel group staging a rally, but nobody was arrested.
KNX radio reports one man apparently broke his arm during a fight with a demonstrator during the Sunday afternoon event outside the Westwood federal building.
The rally attracted more than 1,000 pro-Israel supporters amid renewed fighting in the Gaza Strip, where Israel is retaliating for Hamas rocket attacks.
After the event began, a group of about 250 Palestinian supporters began demonstrating on the opposite side of Wilshire Boulevard.
It triggered a Los Angeles Police Department tactical alert that drew police officers, sheriff's deputies and the California Highway Patrol officers who formed skirmish lines until the demonstrators eventually left.
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A CNN poll says that most Americans feel Israel's attacks on Hamas in Palestine are justified, with 57% of respondents saying the military action was called for. "Although most Americans think the Israeli actions are justified, there are key segments of the public who don't necessarily feel that way," said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "Only four in ten Democrats think the Israeli actions in Gaza are justified, compared to 74% of Republicans and 59% of independents." The latest batch of fighting began last week when Hamas launched a rocket into Israel, and Israel responded with a series of aerial strikes. Currently, Palestinian emergency services are reporting 100 people have been killed in Gaza, with 750 injuries. Israel Defense Forces are reporting three deaths, with 70 injuries ...
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the latest batch of fighting did not start when Hamas launched "a" rocket... over 300 have been launched in the last month, and over a thousand in the last year.
"A" rocket was not launched into Israel. Over 120 were, in the week preceding Israel's response. And since then, almost 900. And before then, over 700. Um, Slices...?
The "stand with Israel" mindset that permeates evangelicalism is so far from what we find taught in the pages of the Old Testament...and even farther from the pages of the New Testament. Thankfully there are voices from across the spectrum of evangelicalism that are beginning to rise up to challenge such folk-theology and call followers of Jesus--Jew and Gentile together!--back to the teachings of the Messiah. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A8...
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The Buffalo Fire and Rescue have a free 8x10 professional color family portrait for a donation of $25 or more. A representative from Parish Promotions will go door to door in the coverage area with an I.D. to collect and give out receipts. Buffalo Fire and Rescue is asking for $25 or more to help with purchasing turnout gear.
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B.R. Young Masonic Lodge #132 will be having a community breakfast from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., May 7, on Lincoln Square in Hodgenville. Your five dollar donation will go toward our building fund. For more information contact 270-234-4223
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The lighted bags which line the perimeter of the square can be obtained from any Relay team and advanced notice is encouraged due to the volume of luminaries at the LaRue County event. The lighting ceremony is slated for 10:30 p.m. on June 4.
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In 2004-2005, Jim Rogers was fighting a battle like no other, a battle for his life. Given only a small chance of survival from his cancer, he and his family refused to give up and sought out medical treatments and expertise in other states. During the treatments, Janis was approached by fellow First Baptist Church member Emma Cox about starting a Relay for Life team to support Jim and his family. Janis and Jim soon had several family members and fellow church members step up and the rest is history.
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Seven LaRue County High School students have been accepted to the selective Governor's Scholars Program, a five-week residential summer program that takes place on three college campuses across the state. The program, which students attend during the summer before their senior year, strives to develop civic and economic leaders while providing the state's brightest students an opportunity to discover their potential in Kentucky.
Other than constitutional amendments, which go before the voters, every bill the General Assembly passes has to clear one final hurdle before becoming law: The governor's pen.
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Are you water aware? Do you know how your home and garden water use impacts the water around you? May is Kentucky Water Awareness Month, and that's a good time to think about how what we do affects the health of waterways in Kentucky and beyond.
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The Duck Smith House delizieranno i vostri sensi ogni! Dal momento del vostro arrivo sarete accolti dalle suore amiche, Barbara e Suzanne e Daisy Mae (il cane residente). Ciascuna delle quattro camere da letto, con bagno proprio, è stato meticolosamente scelto di avere una propria personalità e fascino. Breakfast! Vieni nella stanza più soleggiata della casa con ciascuno dei quattro tavoli perfettamente insieme con tovaglie di pizzo, porcellana, cristallo e fiori freschi. Godetevi il piccolo campione di Pottery Seagrove in questa deliziosa sala colazione. C'è caffè terra o tisane, frutta fresca e uno dei meravigliosi speciali per la colazione di Barbara ... ripieni french toast o pancake forse mirtillo. Piccole porzioni non sono standard, ma possono essere sistemati in modo da non dimenticare di far loro sapere. Rilassatevi presso The Duck Smith House dove si possono mescolarsi con gli altri ospiti o semplicemente essere da voi. Ci sono mappe e biglietti da visita di fronte alcuni dei pezzi di ceramica per voi per pianificare la vostra giornata ceramica shopping. Visitando i negozi caratteristici e parlare con i vasai metterà un sorriso sul tuo viso. Non perdetevi lo Zoo di North Carolina, che è il terzo più grande zoo free roaming nel paese e meno di 10 miglia da The Duck Smith House. Visita il Nord America e / o in Africa con i suoi dieci chilometri da sentieri ombreggiati che attraversano i boschi. Ornitologi entusiasti con appeso uccelli alimentatori di Suzanne dal 100 anno vecchio albero di noce nero. Venite a soggiornare in The Duck Smith House, essere coccolati e sai che quando venite qui sarete viziati e hanno ricordi che durano e l'ultimo.
5 su marzo 08, 2016
We were looking for a place for a much-needed overnight get-away for some down time and rest. We couldn't have asked for a better place. The good reviews caught our attention and we weren't disappointed. The house was charming and immaculately kept. Our room was private, the bed was very comfortable and all the amenities were just as advertised. And the breakfast was fantastic. The best part of the stay was the opportunity to meet Suzanne and Barbara. Couldn't imagine better, more hospitable hosts! Thanks for making this just what we needed!
5 su gennaio 24, 2016
The place was wonderful. We stayed on a not-so-great-weather weekend (January), so we were actually the only guests. We were warmly welcomed by Suzanne and Daisy (and their sweet dog - which i forgot her name...) and offered cheese and crackers . Our room (Queen size bed) was wonderful. Breakfast was amazing - we had the sweet potato pancakes, and also had the great granola that they prepared. It was delicious. Both Suzanne and Daisy were very friendly and we had some very nice conversations with them about their experiences around the US (we are not from the US but live here for that last year). We highly recommend staying with them - a real nice homey feeling.
5 su dicembre 17, 2015
This was our latest stay at Duck Smith House, but we have enjoyed the place several times over the past years. We usually go down in November with another couple, stay for two nights, and spend the days checking out all the pottery shops and chatting with the potters in Seagrove, NC. Sisters Barbara and Suzanne are wonderful hosts: there when you need something, but not in your way. They make yummy breakfasts, and dining in the sunporch is the perfect spot to watch all the birds out in their backyard. They have four bedrooms, all with their own baths, and everything is always immaculate
4,8 su dicembre 08, 2015
pleasant hostesses excellent breakfast comfortable rooms
5 su settembre 13, 2015
When we arrived at the Duck Smith House, we were greeted by Suzanne and Barbara and felt right at home. The house is immaculate and clean and the grounds are beautiful. The breakfast was homemade and simply delicious. We have stayed at other Bed and Breakfast homes and this experience was by far the best. Any time that we are in North Carolina, we will be staying at the Duck Smith House.
5 su agosto 30, 2015
This was my second visit to the Duck Smith House. As soon as I arrived I was greeted by Barbara and Suzanne with open arms. First thing they said was "Welcome Home" to me. That is the way these special two ladies made me feel the whole visit. The house and furnishings are beautiful. Special details and personal touches are abundant through out. The beds are comfortable and prove to give a restful nights sleep. Breakfast, you're in for a treat ! Barbara does most of the cooking. She is a wonderful cook. My last breakfast there included fresh peach pancakes, eggs and sausages. Suzanne started breakfast off with a special strawberry parfait with yogurt, granola. It was light and refreshing. Good thing, because the breakfast is very hearty and filling ! Make sure to ask about the history of the house and grounds. It's fascinating ! I can't wait for my next retreat at the Duck Smith House. Thank you Barbara and Suzanne for making my stays so special.
5 su agosto 16, 2015
I stayed for just one night at the The Duck Smith House, located in a scenic and exciting region of North Carolina. Yet, this was sufficient time to recommend this B&B boundlessly. Arriving there, reminded me of coming home in my childhood days: a beautiful, authentic house that offers more than a simple bed: it is a real home. The beds are fantastic and the breakfast is great. The best about The Duck Smith House are naturally Barbara and Suzanne, its owners. They were caring for a comfortable stay from the first to the last minute. Memorable!
5 su agosto 10, 2015
The Duck Smith House was fabulous. The beds were absolutely amazing, the rooms and house were extremely clean and adorably decorated. The breakfast was wonderful, we couldn't wait to see what was being served the next day. Barbara and Suzanne were exceptional host, they were very helpful in knowing what to do and where to eat. All of their suggestions did not disappoint. We felt very comfortable and relaxed, from sitting on the porch to enjoying the beautiful breakfast room. Overall an A+ trip and highly recommended, we will be back.
5 su luglio 31, 2015
My husband planned an anniversary getaway to Seagrove. He would not tell me anything......when we arrived at the Duck Smith House, Barbara and Suzanne and of course Daisy greeted us outside at the car. The house is beautiful and we were the only guests for the night. Barbara and Suzanne are so great and gracious and fun to talk to. The evening snack and the breakfast were fantastic! We would definitely recommend a stay at their b and b. They made our surprise anniversary stay a special one. THANK YOU
5 su giugno 28, 2015
By far the BEST B&B I've ever stayed at. Why? 1.) quaint, cosy, cute -not in an old-kind-of-way-that-I-use-quaint-because-it's-not-really-that-great-kind-of-way. Quaint, cosy & cute in the MOST perfect-fairytale-dream-kind of way. It's like walking into the pages of a fairytale ending. You'll want to come back again&again 'cause it's absolute MAGIC. 2.) CLEAN. I'm a neat-freak/clean-freak/germaphobe. 11 out of 10 stars for cleanliness. Seriously. I'm usually afraid to take my shoes off in most hotels/B&B's, never drink out of the glasses, etc. But this place -not only did I take my shoes off, I walked around in my BARE feet, drank out of their glasses (crystal to be exact), &felt perfectly comfortable:safe knowing it was CLEAN. Love that! 3.) Service is beyond anything I would ever expect. I plugged in my phone charger next to my bed -the electrical outlet was behind bed. Next day, they tied a little blue ribbon into the cord/hung it on the bed post, to keep it in plain sight, make it easy to find&remind me it was there so I wouldn't forget it when I left. SERIOUSLY? Who does that? 4.) Breakfast.is.to.die.for.yummy. OMGOMGOMG. Things you'd never find at even 5star hotels. I've stayed at many 5star hotels across the U.S. -those places have nothing over the culinary skills&service provided by these 2sisters. Baked grapefruit meringue, stuffed crepes, pumpkin waffles. Thought we died&went to heaven. 5.) PEACE. I found myself drawn to watching the birds, appreciating the trees&setting. One evening, sat out on the front porch to write some thoughts, was delighted to see fireflies light up the garden -as if in a visual symphony JUST for me. So magical! Fairytale-like! I thought I was in a dream the entire time I was here. The best thing about Duck Smith B&B is that Suzanne&Barbara love what they do. It shows in the attention to detail, love & care with which they do everything. We felt like pampered princesses when we stayed here. (My daughter & I) BEST.B&B.EVER.
Names after our mother who loved frilly things. Her name of Alberta but dad called her Bertie. This bedroom has one fireplaces that is non-working but has the charm that goes along with the room. Queen size bed with satin comforter is so soothing. The bathroom also has the fireplace. This bathroom has a tub/shower combination. It's not a small room which makes it perfect for a one night stay or more. Relax and enjoy Bertie's Room.
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Off di I-73/I-74/US 220 Seagrove è uscita 45, andare est fino al semaforo, girare a sinistra su N. Broad St. e andare 1/2 miglio da casa gialla e bianca sulla sinistra ... La Anatra Smith House Bed & Breakfast.
Shopping Antiquariato, Gallerie d'arte, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Lago, Cinema, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Ceramiche Negozi risalente al 1700, Area Picnic, Servizi religiosi, Azienda vinicola, Zoo
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CD player, Scrivania, Dispositivo Fax, Camino, Biblioteche, Telefono, VCR, Video , Snack vassoio d'argento e bicchieri di cristallo.
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Prodotti di cortesia, Accappatoi, Ventilatori, DVD Player, Asciugacapelli, Accesso a internet , TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Servizio di Rimbocco Coperte, Wi-Fi
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Barbara & I decided to become innkeepers at 59 & 60 so we could do something together in our golden years. We looked for 9 months until we drove into The Duck Smith House parking lot. I knew immediately this was home. In 3 months we did major renovations to the B&B to give it a more elegant feel. The grounds needed lots of care and redoing. Our private residence is the cottage which also had to have major more. Ten years now and we love every day of it and never looked back.
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A basso contenuto di grassi
, Restrictive , Vegetariano
Ripiene French Toast
Questo è il piatto firma di Barbara e sembra essere il più richiesto. Si è farcito con crema di formaggio, ananas e noci pecan. Uno qualsiasi di questi ingredienti può essere omesso, solo di farci sapere quando si arriva. Altri favoriti sono frittelle di mirtilli freschi, frittelle di patate dolci, cialde di zucca o una frittata.


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Inside the mind and machines of Rafa Benitez: will the appliance of science help him rise again?
Rafa Benitez has had an underwhelming start as Chelsea's interim manager. But he has an unshakeable faith in his ability to succeed at the highest level.
In an interview given to France Football before his Stamford Bridge appointment, Benitez provided a fascinating insight into his methods, explaining:
- Why he believes he can get the best out of players like Fernando Torres.
- How he blends cutting-edge technology and science with old-fashioned man- management.
- And why he laughs off mind games with Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho.
Come at me: Chelsea's interim boss Rafa Benitez has tried to pioneer new management methods
You have won the Spanish title and UEFA Cup with Valencia and the Champions League at Liverpool. What is your definition of a successful manager?
A successful manager not only wins trophies but also gives stability to his club and helps them progress. If you do not have a plan, you can win but only in the short term.
You also need to consider financial fair play and how clubs operate economically. What is a successful season? It depends on the plan. You can finish mid-table and be a success. Success for me is the realisation of that plan.
To succeed, though, managers need to have a good working relationship with players. What approach do you favour?
My way of coaching, especially with players who can analyse a game, is not to give orders but to teach them. If we do not agree, we can discuss.
When players enter the dressing room at half-time, they must know you have a plan. You never win trophies if your players do not trust you.
You must spend time explaining difficult things. It can be an hour or five minutes, it depends on the player, but it is so he can improve, and trust is essential. Look at Torres. When he has confidence he is a top-class player, when he does not…
Steven Gerrard, when I arrived in Liverpool, played in the hole. He scored 10 goals a season. We made him play support striker, on the right, he scored 20.
Strong bonds: Benitez is a big believer in managing the man as well as the team and tactics
You have a reputation for using technology. How important is that?
We do not win with technology. It is a question of balance between data and team spirit. We have tons of information.
People tell me: 'You won the Champions League because you got lucky.'
Well, I have a database for penalties since 1990, with all players and matches. We won the Under 19 Spanish Cup with Real Madrid against Barcelona on penalties. Why? Perhaps because we worked on penalties?
Technology can help. I saw a Japanese player during training. The coach was trying to explain an exercise through an interpreter. I use software to illustrate it with images. You don't need an interpreter.
Every little helps: Benitez has been using technology since his early days in youth team management
When did you start using technology?
When I was the coach of Real Madrid Under 18s, I used to have a computer, and I was the only manager to do so. I had my own database, I created my own software on a Commodore 64.
I did my physical and technical test on players at the beginning of a season, and, by the end, they had increased by 30 per cent. We were at the top of the table, we had scored 114 goals and conceded only 14.
The director of the academy called me in and asked: 'Why do you use the computer?' I replied: 'We have scored 114 goals and conceded 14 and you're wondering why I use a computer?'
But, if you do not have people to analyse information, you're wasting your time. We do not train with numbers or statistics but players. I have spent all my life in football, and I know that it is a strange sport. You can be incredibly precise in your shots and lose 1-0.
So, how do you use technology and science during training?
We have settings for each player. It means we can explain that he has played too much, it would be better he remained on the bench. Sometimes they do not understand but they accept it a little better.
Training begins with consultation with medical staff. After that there is 60 to 90 minutes of exercises with the ball prepared according to the strategy of the upcoming match, the nature of the opponent.
Seventy per cent of the exercises are planned, the rest will depend on what you observe.
What are the biggest changes in your job since you started?
For 10, 20 years, many people had no idea of financial fair play, the use of GPS systems in training, Opta, ProZone, marketing or training camps in Asia and the United States. The financial crisis will also play a role.
Are mind games important?
The psychological battle is not that important. When you have many foreign players, they do not read the British press. These mind games do not mean anything to them!
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Of course.
In the game you do a series of missions and in most of those mission you choose if you are going to help the people with your super powers or you use those powers to do bad stuff to the city and scare people. And whatever you did in the first game, is going to carry over to the sequel.
Also, the story can be a little hard to follow at times, but in the end, you will put more attention to the characters and/or the gameplay itself to be honest.
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Tri-County administrators hosted Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Secretary of Education Jim Peyser, State Rep. John Fernandes, State Rep. Steven Howitt, and State Rep. Jeffrey Roy on Thursday, April 28.
Tri-County administrators hosted Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Secretary of Education Jim Peyser, State Rep. John Fernandes, State Rep. Steven Howitt, and State Rep. Jeffrey Roy on Thursday, April 28.
Tri-County Regional senior Rory Hernandez has been accepted to the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design in Providence.
Grade 9 students in the Legal and Protective Services program and the Dental Assisting program recently joined forces for two cross-curriculum labs.
The Tri-County Regional Cosmetology Program will host its second annual Cut-A-Thon and Style-A-Thon on Friday, April 8, to raise funds for a Franklin runner who is participating in the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge 2016.
Tri-County Regional senior Lauren Albee was recently named a 2016 Runner-Up for the National Center for Women and Information Technology Aspirations in Computing Award.
Three students in Tri-County Regional's Medical Careers program are leading an effort to inform their peers about the signs and symptoms of depression and healthy strategies for coping with stress.
Drama Presentation - March 26
On March 26, the TC Drama club will be performing three comedic plays featuring . . . zombies! The shows start at 7 p.m. and there will be an intermission with refreshments. The plays are a bit more PG-13 than some of our previous offerings, but the horror-humor is all in good fun! The students absolutely love a large audience, so we hope to see you on the 26th. Admission is free for Tri-County students. The cost of admission will be $5 for all other guests.
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Two students in the Engineering Technology Program at Tri-County claimed second and third place in the New England Regional Semi-Finals of the Stratasys Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge.
The challenge was held on Wednesday, March 2, at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The 3D printing challenge invites students in Engineering, Design and Art, or Architecture to create a new product that improves how a task is accomplished or to redesign an existing product.
Superintendent-Director Stephen F. Dockray is pleased to announce the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Tri-County Regional Class of 2016. Jennifer Bowness, of North Attleborough, has been named Valedictorian, and Thomas Vagnini, of Medfield, has been named Salutatorian.


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With the winter here, 'tis the season to be sick.
We warily aim the antibacterial spray at those coughing and spluttering around us. But, the lurgy isn't the only thing we can catch from our co-workers.
Stress can be as as contagious as a cold, new research has found.
With about three-quarters of us feeling stressed, it is endemic.
A team of psychologists from Saint Louis University wanted to know how susceptible strangers were to 'secondhand stress'.
To test the theory, they took a group of participants and asked some to perform a public speaking or mental arithmetic challenge while the others observed.
The researchers measured the levels of cortisol and a stress-related salivary enzyme in the stressed speakers and the observers.
They found that the stress response in the witnesses was "proportional to that of their paired speakers and not influenced by gender".
Stress can be passed on through things like tone of voice, facial expressions, posture and even odour.
"To find that in some people, some of the time, you can elicit these responses just by sitting and watching someone else under stress was somewhat surprising to us," Tony Buchanan, associate professor in the Department of Psychology at Saint Louis University, told ABC.
A separate, small-scale study by the University of California, in collaboration with New York University, found that stress can resonate even in the aftermath of a tense experience.
The researchers separated a group of mothers from their babies for a short period. The mothers were then divided into groups and asked to give an impromptu speech to a panel, who watched passively, with positive facial expressions or whilst scowling.
The babies were then reunited with their mothers and both their heart rates were measured. It was found that the baby's heart rates mirrored that of their mother.
"The greater the mother's stress response, the greater the infant's stress response - an association that actually became stronger over time," the authors said.
By studying the effect, the researchers hope to create more awareness about how we impact on those around us and how we are impacted on by them.
"Emotions are not simply concepts that live privately in the mind, but rather affective states that emanate from the individual and may influence others," they wrote.
The researchers from the Saint Louis study also hope to develop their understanding of what causes variability in our stress response.
The more empathy you have, the stronger the resonance is likely to be.
And the deeper the desire will be to help the person in distress, for instance.
"Just as contagious stress is thought to promote rescue behaviours in ants," the study's authors said.
But, it can also evoke antisocial or ambivalent tendencies.
"Individuals will actually respond pro-socially during stress when the target is vulnerable, distressed, socially bonded or interdependent and when the observer does not fear for their own safety or security, does not have conflicting personal goals, and knows what needs to be done," they said.
"With additional research, across species and domains, we can provide a more complete picture of how stress guides our decisions for good and for ill."
Stress is not necessarily negative - it can help us.
"The physiological stress response evolved as an adaptive way to motivate behaviour and release metabolic energy in situations of acute need," say the Saint Louis study authors.
It can make us act quickly to get out of harm's way. The ability to meerkat-like pick up on stress signals in others leads to heroism and acts of altruism.
The thing with stress is that it puts off longer-term processes, like wound healing and digestion, growth and immune function.
So, here and there it is helpful. Chronically, it can be incredibly damaging and increases our risk of heart attack, stroke and depression.
A new study has also found that chronic stress may alter the parts of the brain responsible for learning, memory, and the processing of stress and emotion.
To manage stress the Australian Psychological Association recommends seven steps.
1. Identify warning signs like teeth-grinding or irritability.
2. Identify triggers: for example, late-nights, deadlines, seeing certain people or hunger.
3. Establish routines: rhythms and managing time can be soothing.
4. Look after your health: eat well and exercise regularly. Also, "Take time to do activities you find calming or uplifting, such as listening to music, walking or dancing. Avoid using alcohol, tobacco or other drugs to cope."
5. Notice your "self-talk": swap "I can't cope", or "I'm too busy", or "I'm so tired", or "It's not fair" with "I'm coping well given what's on my plate" or "calm down" or "breathe easy".
6. Spend time with people who care and don't bottle up your feelings.
7. Practise relaxation: yoga, meditation or breathing exercises. If all else fails, seek help
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European researchers are investigating whether a system that enhances the accuracy of satnav for aviation could also be used reliably at sea.
Results gathered by Belgium's RV Belgica research vessel are being used to chart the maritime performance of Europe's EGNOS satnav overlay service, which augments GPS data.
The Belgica is an all-purpose oceanographic research ship that spends around 200 days a year at sea, serving as a floating laboratory for Belgian universities and research institutes. Mainly operating in the southern North Sea, it is run by the Belgian Navy on behalf of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences.
The ship has been fitted with a set of three receivers to pick up signals from EGNOS, and also from Galileo.
The third and fourth European Galileo satellites were launched in October, making it possible to validate the system's positioning capability (which requires data from at least three satellites) before the rest of the constellation is deployed in the next few years.
"The receivers are continuously logging satnav signals, so that we can see the system performance during different sea conditions, while the ship is moving or stationary and out to sea or approaching harbour," explained Massimo Crisci of ESA's Radio Navigation Section.
"We're interested in learning how the signals reflect – an unwanted effect known as 'multipath' – off the sea or from harbour infrastructure or nearby ships," added fellow researcher David Jimenez-Baños. "Then close to shore there is also the potential for interference from local ship-tracking radar.
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Greg Collins leads a team of talented chefs who produce the highest quality food for the lunchtime carvery, bar and Darwin's restaurant. Gary is passionate about using seasonal produce and considers himself lucky, as in Staffordshire there is a wealth of high quality local food producers who offer the very best quality ingredients for his imaginative British dishes.
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The lunchtime carvery menu changes every day but always features the finest local produce from specially chosen suppliers. Choose from homemade soup or a selection from the salad bar to start, enjoy a roast with traditional trimmings or a Chef's special for main course, and then a seasonal dessert and coffee to finish.
Open each evening, Darwin's restaurant has a contemporary feel and offers the very best of modern British food created with passion and style from seasonal, local produce choose from dishes such as fillet of pork with sweet potatoes and a kale and perry sauce to an indulgent milk chocolate and pistachio brule with raspberry shortbread. There's a full la carte menu plus a great value fixed price menu, available Sunday to Thursday evenings at any time, and from 6pm to 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Our large, welcoming bar is furnished with comfy chairs and settees making it ideal for catching up with friends or mingling with fellow guests. We're open all day for snacks and afternoon tea, while you're more than welcome to try a local ale from the nearby Burton On Trent brewery in the evenings.There is also a gin menu featuring a choice of premium gins served with a premium tonic and a selected garnish to marry perfectly with your chosen gin.
Lichfield Golf & Country Club
Lichfield Golf & Country Club has an impressive array of golf facilities to help you gain or improve your handicap. Its tranquil setting in the heart of Staffordshire means you will enjoy magnificent views, surrounded by farmland and trees.
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Course Type: Parkland
Location: Off Site
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Distance: 6305 Yards
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Darnford has all you need - from a driving range with baskets of balls, a 9 hole par 3 Academy Course, and full size 9 hole par 34 Moors course designed by dual European Tour Winner Robert Rock.
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Holes: 18
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Distance: 6458 Yards
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Our mini-gym offers a maxi-work out! With a rowing machine, exercise bike, cross - trainer and dumbbells, we'll help to keep you ticking over during your break.
To help you plan and prepare in the weeks, months (or even years!) leading up to your red carpet arrival, our dedicated Wedding Co-ordinator will look after the finer details. Then, when everything's in place, they'll hand-over to our experienced Duty Management team, who'll take care of everything on the big day itself!
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We offer a variety of rooms for your wedding, to suit small intimate parties or larger celebrations of up to 110 guests. Whatever the size of your party, you will receive the same friendly and professional advice and the day will be individually tailored to your requirements by our experienced wedding co-ordinators.
Food is one of the most important aspects of any wedding reception and our team of talented chefs will ensure that your chosen menu is prepared with care and flair to create a truly memorable wedding breakfast for you and your guests.We offer a variety of dishes to suit every taste and our menu selector enables you to create your own unique wedding breakfast, drinks package and evening buffet.Your wedding breakfast will normally start with a welcome drinks reception and for that extra special touch, why not treat your guests to a selection of our homemade canapes?
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We offer the happy couple a complimentary double room and you can upgrade to our honeymoon suite which has a four poster bed, seating area and original feature beams. This is the perfect way to end the perfect day!
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The Old Library Building, Bird Street, Lichfield
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The Best Western George offers wedding all inclusive packages on selected dates, from £3,800 in 2015 and 2016!. Based on 50 day guests and an additional 30 evening guests, the package includes: a red carpet welcome, day and evening room hire, a glass of Buck's Fizz on arrival, a 3 course meal with coffee, a glass of house wine,a glass of sparkling wine for the toast, an evening buffet, a double room for the happy couple, an elegant silk floral decorations.
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Nearest airport: Birmingham, 25.00 miles
Free parking on site (40 spaces)
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12-14 Bird Street
What's nearby?
Aston Villa Football Club (17 miles)
Derby County Football Club (20 miles)
Uttoxeter Racecourse (22 miles)
National Memorial Arboretum (7 miles)
Drayton Manor Park (9 miles)
Lichfield Cathedral (0.5 miles)
Alton Towers (35 miles)
Lichfield Heritage Centre (1 miles)
Lichfield (0.5 miles)
Heart of the Country Village (4 miles)
Curborough Antiques & Craft Centre (3 miles)
For business events, conferences and private dining, you'll be hard pushed to find a better venue! Our location puts us (and you) in the enviable position of having the facilities of a busy city centre hotel, without the busy part!
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For large meetings the magnificent Regency Garrick Suite is an impressive setting, with its large picture windows, high domed ceilings, chandeliers and adjoining bar. The room is air conditioned and can be set to your preferred style, ie: boardroom, theatre style, classroom or cabaret.
The naturally lit and air conditioned Charter Room is suitable for small meetings of up to 40 and offers free wi-fi access.
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25/04/2016 Tracy S, Tamworth, England, United Kingdom
3 of us went for afternoon tea thought there may have been a special offer or something for st Georges day but there wasn't. Sandwiches and drinks were very nice but disappointed with the cake selecti... more
3 of us went for afternoon tea thought there may have been a special offer or something for st Georges day but there wasn't. Sandwiches and drinks were very nice but disappointed with the cake selection I am allergic to strawberries and every cake had strawberry in it. Told waitress and all she did was swap one of the 12 cakes for a chocolate one so I only had one cake instead of 4 less
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24/04/2016 EssexHamish, Essex
We booked the George in January for this weekend-23rd April 2016. We were delighted to receive an early bird booking price of £79 - an added bonus as this hotel came highly recommended. What a shock t... more
We booked the George in January for this weekend-23rd April 2016. We were delighted to receive an early bird booking price of £79 - an added bonus as this hotel came highly recommended. What a shock to receive a telephone call from the George at 4:30pm the day before our visit to say The George had allocated our rooms to another party as they were elderly. It was pointed out that 3 of our party were retired! They then proceeded to say they have booked us into the Premier Inn however we could park for free at the George and have a round of drinks at the bar. We did come to a compromise and I must say the Premier Inn was fantastic and they provide a beautiful breakfast. We did have a nice dinner at The George but that is the only positive thing I can say as The George only demonstrated a very indifferent attitude to their treatment of out booking. You would be better just to book Premier Inn direct as at least you are treated with curtesy. less
Poor customer service
24/04/2016 PhilandCath, Liverpool
Having booked in January, and paid in full at that time, we were not expecting a call the afternoon prior to our journey to be informed that another group had arrived with more people than they had bo... more
Having booked in January, and paid in full at that time, we were not expecting a call the afternoon prior to our journey to be informed that another group had arrived with more people than they had booked for???... so the only option they saw was to cancel our booking, moving us to another hotel!!
We still do not understand how we became involved in a mistake made by a group not associated with us. Appalling decision making.
From our side it was a non cancellable reservation and we fail to understand how this does not work both ways. less
Great Stay
24/04/2016 shezChesterfield, chesterfield
Very central hotel. Next to all shops bars and restaurants.
Free parking at the rear of the hotel you apply for a permit at reception.
Lovely room, complete with welcome chocolates, tea coffee making ... more
Very central hotel. Next to all shops bars and restaurants.
Free parking at the rear of the hotel you apply for a permit at reception.
Lovely room, complete with welcome chocolates, tea coffee making facilities and biscuits. Dressing gowns , slippers and toiletries all supplied and mini bar in room.
Room lovely, and spotless.
All staff very friendly and approachable, very nice cosy bar area.
We had a two course meal in the restaurant which was very good.Thai beef salad to start which was delicious, rib eye steak very well cooked with chips. My only complaint (very small) there were no onion rings to order as extras.. My husband had lamb shoulder mash and veg the lamb was beautiful. He had white chocolate cheese cake which was great. Wine not over expensive we paid £15.
Breakfast was the usual self service , you could order kippers, porridge if wanted.
Would definitely stay again . less
Great find.
21/04/2016 403hjo, Guildford, United Kingdom
Stayed on special deal. Great superior room / suite. Very friendly and courteous staff. Delicious three course dinner and substantial breakfast included in the deal. Great location for exploring Lichf... more
Stayed on special deal. Great superior room / suite. Very friendly and courteous staff. Delicious three course dinner and substantial breakfast included in the deal. Great location for exploring Lichfield and visiting the cathedral less


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Sprint drops iPhone 4S price to $149 ahead of rumored next-gen iPhone releaseU.S. wireless carrier Sprint has cut the price of Apple's current iPhone 4S to $149 and is waiving activation fees for the handset ahead of a rumored Apple special event that may see the launch of a next-generation iPhone.
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Samsung Display Co. said that the plant in northern Vietnam will supply small displays for Samsung smartphones and tablet computers starting sometime next year.
The move underlines the rise of Vietnam as a key handset production base for Samsung, the world's largest maker of smartphone and handsets.
Samsung's factories for mobile phones are also located in South Korea and overseas including China and Brazil. But it is Vietnam, where Samsung has opened its first handset factory in 2011, which analysts expect to become the largest manufacturer of Samsung's mobile devices. Samsung Display is the second Samsung subsidiary to open a plant to churn out mobile phone components there.
Production capacity at Samsung's two handset factories north of Hanoi reportedly tops 200 million units a year, about half of its worldwide handset production.
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One doesn't grow up wanting to be a college president. Firefighter, yes. Doctor, certainly. But college president? Even the principal's kid wouldn't have thought of it. But here I am, starting out my first academic year at Alma College, a liberal arts college I've known and admired for years. For colleges and universities, presidential transitions offer a great opportunity to answer lingering questions about identity, to determine aspirations, to recall core values.
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Should professors with full-time positions at college A be allowed to teach as adjuncts at college B?
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This past Sunday the New York Times magazine section was devoted to education, and especially to education and technology.
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In 2006, a new way of charging university students for tuition was introduced in England (Scotland did something different). Universities were allowed to charge undergraduates fees up to £3000 a year (since uprated to about £3300), a significant increase on the previous level, but now the government would pay the fee to the university on the student's behalf, recovering it from the student through the tax system once she or he was earning a sum somewhat below the national median income.
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Not-for-profit higher education faces numerous and serious challenges in contemporary global society: international competition in its "marketplace;" reduced government support for expanded access; quality education for both younger and older generations of learners; the growth of for-profit companies, institutes and programs encroaching on its traditional sphere; and, most important, low morale and a corresponding lack of commitment to its particular missions: to teach, research and to improve society through education, its processes as well as its creative works and discoveries.
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Our blogs
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Just how many young carers are there?
Just how many young carers are there? We need to know.
Why I volunteer to speak about child sexual exploitation
A volunteer speaker answers some questions about how she got involved, what she enjoys about the role, and what impact she is making.
What to expect at North West Care Leavers Festival?
To mark the end of the pilot for Care to be Different, we are bringing young people and professionals together in March at the to celebrate the achievements of the young people we have helped. T
Early intervention funding faces 70% cut
Our new report with Action for Children and The National Children's Bureau highlights major cuts to funding for early intervention services - our interactive map breaks down the changes across England
Being a young carer made me who I am today
Paul Al-Naqib, Independent Advocate from The Children's Society, Black Country shares his experience of being a young carer, the care system and how it shaped his future.
Some mothers do 'ave em!
For Mothering Sunday, Mo Baldwin reflects on how all her stupid actions, silly mistakes and harsh words growing up were met with love by her mum and church family. Their unconditional love throughout some tough circumstances made her who she is today.
Say Something if you See Something - A new toolkit to stop child sexual exploitation
We helped launched a toolkit to help hotels, take-aways, leisure centres and other businesses spot the signs of child sexual exploitation
Families in Bradford now feeling Warm and Informed
The Warm and Informed project was launched in September 2014 as a partnership between Northern Gas Networks (NGN) and The Children's Society, focusing on two low income areas
of Bradford. The project was intended to build on previous joint work by these organisations involving giving fuel poverty advice at children's centres.
Just how many young carers are there?
Just how many young carers are there? We need to know.
Davpack – a new partner finding unique ways to support us
Barry the Box and special Christmas packaging are the first ways our Davpack partnership supports our work.
'I am here today to talk to you about why young people run away'
A young person we work with shares her story in advance of International Missing Children's Day
Volunteers' Week: 'The skills and experience you can get out of it are just brilliant'
A-level student Lily shares her experiences volunteering at our headquarters over the past 18 months


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Arrests made in Whitcomb killing
August 13, 2012 2:11 pm by John M
At approximately 12:41AM on August 5, George E. Clark, 59, was shot on the 1900 block of Whitcomb Street. He was taken to the hospital where he later died of his injuries. A day after the shooting, investigators arrested Kaliah K. Gresham, 22, and Tavon R. Ford, 23, both of the 1900 block of Whitcomb Street, and charged them with conspiracy to commit murder.
This is the East End's 3rd homicide of 2012.