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Incubator project gets big boost from grant
Start-up businesses will benefit from federal grant money that Southeast Missouri State University will use to finish off the third floor of the school's Innovation Center.
Renovations to the third floor of the former First Baptist Church education building on Broadway will provide expanded office space to serve as a business incubator for start-up companies, school officials said.
The Missouri Department of Economic Development, working in conjunction with the Delta Regional Authority, secured a grant of $150,000 for the renovation project.
In January, Southeast was awarded nearly $49,700 for the project. But that wasn't enough to start the remodeling work, said Dennis Roedemeier, who directs the Missouri Research Corp. which coordinates business and technology research efforts at the university.
Roedemeier said the university has been seeking added funding to begin the remodeling work for months. "We tried and failed, tried and failed," he said.
The latest grant brings total federal funding to $191,694.80. That's enough to proceed with construction of office space needed to meet the growing demand for business incubator space, Roedemeier said.
The third-floor offices could be ready for occupancy by March 31, he said.
Southeast's Innovation Center opened in the summer of 2005. The university didn't have enough funding at that time to finish off the third floor, school officials said.
The Innovation Center houses four start-up businesses on the first floor, along with the Small Business Development Center and other business-related agencies.
New businesses have had to share two offices on the first floor. Roedemeier said there's not enough space for the demand. As a result, he has decided to turn a first-floor break room into added incubator space for the time being.
While the Innovation Center is designed mainly to meet business needs, the entire second floor houses the university's professional development program, which provides continuing education for the region's teachers.
Roedemeier said renovation of the third floor will not only provide expanded incubator space, but also allow for the relocation of existing start-up businesses.
Plans call for construction of 10 small offices and two larger rooms, he said.
"I look for small businesses that have growth potential," Roedemeier said. Those include computer software and life-science companies.
The start-up businesses rent space at less-than-market rates. The incubator arrangement allows them to share secretarial services and office equipment.
Roedemeier said the latest grant shows that the university's association with the Delta Regional Authority is paying dividends.
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Feast on lunch & brunch as Symcha's expands its offerings
Feast on lunch & brunch as Symcha's expands its offerings this season. Beginning Sunday, Oct 23 brunch will be available Sundays from 11:30am to 3pm. Menu highlights include smoked salmon, whitefish spread, sunny side up eggs with truffle scented polenta, shrimp frittata and Kurobuta pork hash. Lunch follows two weeks later, available Saturday, Nov 3 and then every Thursday, Friday and Saturday beginning Nov 17. Lunch highlights include hamachi sashimi, butternut squash soup, beef carpaccio, pan seared sea bass, cheese steak sandwich and an arugula and black grouper salad.
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Training for Manteca youths taking part in the Manteca Police Junior Police Academy saw them clear a building at (simulated) gun point Wednesday morning during their two-week-long classes.
Scenes from Wednesday's reptile kingdom show held in the McFall Room at the Manteca branch of the Stockton-San Joaquin Library System. The program was made possible by Friends of the Manteca Library.
It's another summer of free family fun as Community Movies in the Park returns for its third year next month.
Manteca is celebrating the birth of the United States on Saturday.
Mel Picanco sold safe and sane fireworks years ago in Sacramento.
Bill Brown brushed aside the balmy summer air Tuesday evening and continued browsing for the perfect ear of corn at the Manteca Farmer's Market.
Ernestine Phillips is your classic traditional farmer's wife.
The second annual Babe Gotshall Benefit Concert will be held on Thursday, July 29, in the St. Anthony's Catholic Church cafeteria.
The Manteca Branch Library will present Wet 'N Wetter Relays Thursday, July 8, at 3 p.m.
FRENCH CAMP - Cynthia Henry is on the search for memories of French Camp of old to add to her manuscript about the San Joaquin County community.
WILLIAMS - A motorcycle touring group will explore the Historic Old Highway 99 road in California, departing from Williams and passing through Manteca.
The race-track name is gone. Now, the once incongruously named Bay Meadows Park that has been home for many years to the Boys and Girls Club on Alameda Street proudly proclaims a new name: Bobette and Charlie Giles Park.
RIPON - It's a restaurant filled with 30 years of memories including the "Barney Burger" where Ripon chef John Mangelos is hosting a bang-up celebration Saturday with beer sold at 1980 prices.
Safety first isn't just a slogan. It's a way of saving money.
Not even triple-digit temperatures were able to stop Manteca Police Sergeant Mike Aguilar from doing his part to help the community.
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ViewSonic VOT132 NVIDIA Ion Nettop - Redefining Small Size and Power Usage
Power Consumption Testing
Now we come to probably one of the most important sections of our testing and that is power consumption!
Using the power tester you can see in the picture above, we measured power coming from the wall - it is measuring the full system, everything inside the box.
We used prime95 to fully load the CPU processor cores and a score was recorded after five minutes of loading. We recorded the highest wattage level hit. An idle wattage level was recorded after staying idle on the desktop for five minutes.
Not only is the ViewSonic VOT132 small, but it is also green! As you can see by the numbers above, ViewSonic excels here and offers the best power wattage numbers in all areas. At the lowest point, we noted the system using only 16.9 watts of power!
As far as heat and noise goes, there are good things to note here, too. The system runs whisper quiet as you saw on the video and is hardly audible. As far as heat goes, the system gets a little warm on both sides of the unit near where the CPU and chipset is located, but not hot. There is a little heat generated on one side of the unit where the HDD is located, but it was really only luke warm. We didn't experience any stability issues whilst testing the VOT132.
Boot Time Testing
We measured using a stopwatch and timed from the point we turned the system on until the very first point the desktop was reached and fully loaded.
Same type of story here again as we saw on the last few pages. The ViewSonic VOT132 isn't a speedster.
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In its ruling, Judge Pro Tem Jesse Walters overturned the conviction, arguing Stark's blood test results only prove he'd used marijuana recently — not the day he was stopped. There's no question Stark was impaired that day Walters said, but there's no proof that drugs — and not some other condition — caused his erratic driving. During his original trial, Stark said he was disoriented because he was dehydrated and hungry. He said he also suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
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Yes, it's Monday. As you trudge off to work just keep in mind that one week from today, it's Monday again.
But it's a holiday. And the unofficial start to Milwaukee summer. Hooray.
In the meantime, here are a few events that could help pass the time.
The Butler Farmers Market is open for veggies and sales at noon today.
What wine goes with fresh vegetables? Maybe a nice Zinfandel? Check it out at Zinfest, a wine tasting starting at 6:30 p.m. in Bay View.
Walk it off at Spring into Fitness, a walk in the Southern Kettle Moraine Forest. Meet at 5 p.m. at the Scuppernong Hiking/Ski Trail parking lot and at the wooden trail map at the start of the trail. The plan for today is a 2.5-mile hike on a combination of the Scuppernong trails and the Ice Age Trail.
If this story on ballpark foods made you hungry, the Brewers meet up with the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park. First pitch is 7:10 p.m.
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Cecilia Bartoli at the Barbican Centre, London
Cecilia Bartoli is something of a phenomenon, capable of attracting an enthusiastic capacity crowd.
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Having enjoyed superb singing by a young cast of soloists in Classical Opera's UK premiere of Jommelli's Il Vogoleso the previous evening, I was delighted that the 2016 Kathleen Ferrier Awards Final at the Wigmore Hall confirmed the strength and depth of talent possessed by the young singers studying in and emerging from our academies and conservatoires.
On February 7, 1786, Emperor Joseph II of Austria had brand new one-act operas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri performed in the Schönbrunn Palace's Orangery.
Those poor opera lovers in Cologne have a never ending problem with the city's opera house. Together with the rest of city, the construction of the new opera house is mired in political incompetence.
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Dmitry Bertman's hilarious staging of Rimsky-Korsakov's political sex-comedy The Golden Cockerel in Düsseldorf.
On April 16, 2016, San Diego Opera presented Giacomo Puccini's sixth opera, Madama Butterfly, in an intriguing production by Garnett Bruce. Roberto Oswald's scenery included the usual Japanese styled house with many sliding doors and walls. On either side, however, were blooming cherry trees with rough trunks and gnarled branches that looked as though they had been growing on the property for a hundred years.
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One may think of Tosca as the most Roman of all operas, after all it has been performed at the Teatro Costanzi (Rome's opera house) well over a thousand times since 1900. Though equally, maybe even more Roman is Hector Berlioz' Benvenuto Cellini that has had only a dozen or so performances in Rome since 1838.
Roll up! A new opera by Handel is to be performed, L'Elpidia overo li rivali generosi. It is based upon a libretto by Apostolo Zeno with music by Leonardo Vinci - excepting a couple of arias by Giuseppe Orlandini and, additionally, two from Antonio Lotti's Teofane (which the star bass, Giuseppe Maria Boschi , on bringing with him from the Dresden production of 1719).
Cecilia Bartoli is something of a phenomenon, capable of attracting an enthusiastic capacity crowd.
You sense that many people would be happy to listen to her whatever the repertoire. So, it was heartening to find that for her Barbican Centre concert, Bartoli devoted so much time and care to Handel's operatic output and generating such enthusiasm for material which can still be regarded as specialist.
After exploring the life and work of Maria Malibran and the music written in Italy for the castrati, Cecilia Bartoli was back on more familiar territory at her concert at the Barbican Centre, London on Wednesday 8th December. She sang a sequence of arias from Handel's Italian operas including substantial extracts from Giulio Cesare with Argentinian counter-tenor Franco Fagioli, accompanied by the Basel Chamber Orchestra.
Handel's major operas were written for some of the greatest singers of the day; great talents can articulate the drama within music and present the emotion behind the showers of notes. Technically Bartoli is amazing, if idiosyncratic, but her greatest strength is neither as a technician nor as a stylist (thought she is strong in both these areas). Where she excels is in telling a story and drawing the listener in.
When not singing her stage manner was a little too winsome for my taste. But when the music started she was transformed. Rarely have I been at a recital where each aria was so strongly presented with its own character. For the opening sequence, the overture and two of Armida's arias from Rinaldo she was transformed into the sorceress, her musical gestures matched by flashing eyes and dramatic arm movements.
This drama was then contrasted with a light bright aria from Lotario, a charming simile aria where Handel's plays with the text (about a little boat in the breeze on the ocean) by adding running passages in the music.
The orchestra then played the Allegro from Veracini's Overture No. 6 in G minor. Veracini was a violinist, contemporary of Handel, who came to London and had some success with his concerts. He also ventured into the operatic sphere, with less success, though his operatic version of As You Like It sounds intriguing.
Bartoli then returned with "Ah! Mio cor" from Alcina, sung with great power but also a strong sense of line. In this aria, Bartoli presented Alcina as a quicksilver, captivating woman and you wanted to hear more of her in the role. Her mercurial take on the aria was in fascinating contrast to Inga Kalna's account of it at the recent complete performance of Alcina at the Barbican.
The orchestra then played two short overtures by Porpora, another contemporary and rival of Handel's. Both from cantatas written late in his career after he had left London. Full of dramatic contrasts and striking orchestrations, they seemed effective preludes rather then works in their own right.
In "M'adora l'idol mio" from Teseo, Bartoli was paired brilliantly with solo oboe, the pair creating a sparkling duet partnership in the complex passage-work in the aria. Whilst it would be fascinating to hear Bartoli as the sorceress Medea from this opera, her account of this aria for the opera's heroine Agilea was everything that it should be. But she turned to another evil sorceress, Melissa from Amadigi di Gaula for the closing item in part one, "Destero dall'empia Dite" in which Melissa threatens to raise every fury from hell, with the help of solo oboe and trumpet. Another bravura showpiece which Bartoli turned into a mini drama.
Both this and the preceding item were performed with recitative .I think this makes all the difference to a baroque aria and could have wished that Bartoli had included more; she is after all Italian and her was with the words is vivid.
Bartoli's Cleopatra, a role which she has sung on stage, was richly coloured and fascinatingly varied, giving us a tantalising glimpse of what her performance of the full role might be like. "V'adoro pupille" was erotic but aristocratic, though it was a shame that the accompaniment lacked Handel's full orchestration here. "Se pieta" was perfectly judged, showcasing Bartoli's marvellous way with line, musical and dramatically involving. Finally "Da tempeste" was all that you could imagine, brilliant, charming and vivid.
Fagioli's Cesare was not quite yet in the same league. He has an attractive, high counter-tenor voice with a strong vibrato and quite a feminine cast. His voice lacks the edge which some counter-tenors have and this was something that I missed in this music. "Va tacito" was superbly sung with fine solo horn playing, but lacked that element of danger which needs to underlay the music. His voice seemed too soft grained for the dramatics of "Al lamp dell'armi" but he did interpolate some superb high notes in the da capo. But the lyric beauty of "Aure, deh, per pieta" suited his voice perfectly. Finally Bartoli and Fagioli joined a lively performance of Cesare and Cleopatra's duet from the opera.
This was a long and generous programme with Bartoli singing 8 substantial arias plus duet. In response to the enthusiasm of the audience at the end we were treated to 3 encores, one from each singer and a duet from Rinaldo.
Bartoli's choice of arias seemed to highlight two particular ways she has of performing baroque music. Lyrical music was sung with gloriously long lines, floated beautifully and emphasising high quietness. There were moments which reminded me of Caballe's habit of opening recitals by singing a group of arie antiche with the music placed high in the voice and floated in a glorious pianissimo. There was something of this showing off in the way Bartoli placed many of the high lying passages. In contrast passage-work was sung in her distinctive, robust manner. This is something you either love or hate, the way that her intense, vibrato laden voice moves round the running passages at high speed creating a remarkable, and distinctive effect. I must confess that on disc I have found this sometimes rather difficult to take, but that heard live the effect was less disturbing and I could relax and appreciate the artistry that was going into the performance.
The Basel Chamber Orchestra, leader Julia Schröder performed without conductor, a nice sized group with 18 string players. From the first notes of the overture to Rinaldo they gave the music a fresh, crisp, newly minted feel. All the solo instrumental parts were superbly played and we even got a wind machine in the opening aria. The group were far more than just support and made themselves fine partners in Bartoli's performances.
Bartoli held the audience spellbound for this long programme of baroque arias, something not every singer could do. All I wish for now is that we could hear her in a complete opera.
Robert Hugill


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The Supreme Court case between Western Australian farmers Steve Marsh and Michael Baxter opened a fresh can of worms after the ruling last Wednesday.
Because the Australian organic standard considers cross pollination to be contamination, the disagreement between the GM and organic sectors on the rules and legal protection of the respective industries has flared.
While GM foods are legal, the consumer demand for organic food is noticeable and the Australian Organic Market Report found 62 per cent of organic consumers bought organic because it was non-GM.
Australia is the only country with an organic certification standard that requires organic foods to be 100 per cent GM-free.
Australian Organic's chairman Andrew Monk said the organisation would stand behind the Australian certified organic standard and the organisation wanted to see a review of the laws and codes of GM production.
He said increasing land buffer zones between properties and changing harvesting practices would help reduce genetic contamination risks.
''Unfortunately GM technology has imposed some significant additional risk management and testing requirements on the organic sector,'' Dr Monk said.
''GM testing has joined the ranks of the pesticide and herbicide tests that we already do.''
He said Australian Organic would continue to stand by its Australian Certified Organic Standard which prohibited GM materials.
''Growing food without synthetic chemicals, without cages and without the use of hormones, antibiotics and GM is not an ideology,'' Dr Monk said.
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Welcome to St Catherines Care Home
At St Catherine's we provide nursing care but we also have our Pike View Unit - a specialist dementia care unit that has achieved the PEARL award at silver level.
We are in the small town of Horwich, on the outskirts of Bolton town centre, so we're handy for Middlebrook shopping centre. We have several lounges where residents can relax and they will be very at home in our beautiful extensive grounds and conservatory.
At St Catherines Care Home, residents are considered part of the family. We put their health and happiness at the heart of everything we do, and our dedicated team of nurses and carers actively encourage residents to take part in all decisions - contributing to everything from the way their rooms look to the therapies they receive.
Life at St Catherines Care Home
Our dedicated and enthusiastic activities coordinator will develop an individual plan to suit each resident's itinerary, be it gardening, cooking or a visit to the shops. We have access to a minibus for outings and make sure we have a social event every month. Parties are always popular here.
The whole home has a real buzz about it. Everyone joins in the activities here and a lovely salon means hairdressing and pamper days with our beautician are an absolute must for the ladies.
Mum entered the EMI unit after having been put on the Pathway and unable to eat. Within a week the staff at St Catherines had got her eating first pureed food then solids. Her appetite, although still small is quite good. She sits up and has even managed a walk around the lounge. They took her in a wheelchair to the residential section lounge where she sat and joined in (sang the words) at the St Patricks Day concert.
I cannot praise too highly the quality of care and dedication the staff show to their patients. I just wish other people in other care homes were treated as well as my mum.
All this only 8 weeks after she had been given 24-48 hours to live by her doctors.
This care home is very good all round. My wife and I are happy with the care given by the staff.
I would recommend this home with every confidence. All the staff are extremely caring and vigilant. The home is welcoming and always has a friendly atmosphere. On the EMI unit, where my husband is cared for, it is very spacious, where the residents can wander around in safety, they make their own activities daily. Arranged seasonal/occasional events are excellent, and nothing is spared. My family and indeed myself are so glad, and thank God that we are fortunate enough for our loved ones to be here.
My mum has been a resident at St Catherine's for over four years. She receives an excellent standard of care from the staff who are prepared to go the extra mile to make her comfortable and feel safe.
All staff are caring and attentive. My mother's been a resident for 12 months now, during which time a member of staff saved her life after administering first air following a choking incident. We have just had Christmas celebrations in the home during which time an excellent Christmas dinner was provided and the decoration were superb.
When my mother needed residential care near my home there were few alternatives locally with vacancies and no waiting list. She went into St. Catherine's 3 years ago and has flourished, making new friends, enjoying the social activities and the food. However, for her and for me it is the kindness and care of the staff which matter and all of them go above and beyond their duties.
Can't think of anything that could be improved.
The home wasn't recommended I have worked in this home for many years and felt is was an excellent home for my father and his needs.
My brother was a resident at St Catherine's for 18 months before his death in July 2014. Throughout this time he was treated with understanding, respect and dignity by all staff. He was the youngest resident but the age profile of staff was perfect for him and he related well to all staff. I cannot recommend St Catherine's too highly. Nothing was too much trouble for any member of staff. My brother's needs were quite different from the rest of the residents but this proved to be no barrier for staff. He was genuinely cared for and we both became very fond of the staff responsible for his care. They went out of their way to ensure he remained content and happy and they were always available to speak to family members. I visited the home several times a week, at different times of the day and at no time did I see anything to cause me concern. Families are welcome to visit at any time, I even ate with my brother on occasion and was made extremely welcome. If I had to choose a care home for myself, it would be St. Catherine's. Thank you for your care towards our family.
My mother aged 92 and suffering from dementia is a resident in St Catherine's in the EMI unit. To know my mum is being cared for in an environment such as the one at St Catherine's gives us peace of mind in the midst of an upsetting illness. We couldn't wish for anywhere better or for more caring wonderful staff.
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Facilities & services
Making care special is at the heart of St Catherines Care Home in Bolton. Our philosophy starts with getting to know each person as an individual and understanding what they need.
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Our news
27 Apr 2016
At the start of the year, Cyd Akerill, Resident Experience Support Manager was awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) by Her Majesty the Queen for her contribution to nursing.
Back in March, Cyd travelled to Buckingham Palace to receive her award. She told us this about her day.
"I was very honoured and humbled to receive my award. Meeting the Queen is a memory I hope I never lose. The day itself was lovely, I can't even begin to describe it. All the staff at the palace made the day extra special, and treated everyone like it was their first investiture they've ever had. I had a lovely day and it's an honour to receive this award."
Everyone at Four Seasons congratulates you on you award Cyd!
11 Apr 2016
Many people start their career path doing something they love, and they yearn to develop, grow and blossom in their profession.
Here at Four Seasons, Care Assistants can up-skill themselves on the organisations Care Home Assistant Practitioners (CHAPs) programme.
On Thursday 31st March, a graduation ceremony was held at Shawcross Social Club in Wigan, celebrating the achievements of 51 newly qualified CHAPs.
Rachael Junge, Four Seasons Northwest Managing Director said: "Everyone is really proud of every single CHAP and nurse who mentored them through the programme. We're often really buys, and forget to recognise the hard work people put in, but this graduation ceremony is our way to reward and recognise you all. The journey is a long one; it takes a lot of dedication to complete. Well done everyone and congratulations once again."
A total of 51 CHAPs graduated from the programme and will be working in 20 homes across the Northwest. The homes benefitting from the CHAPs skills are:
- Alexandra Care Home in Newton-le-Willows
- St Catherines Care Home in Bolton
- Bebington Care Home in the Wirral
- Pennine Lodge Care Home in Cumbria
- Cameron House in Bury
- Pine Meadows in Leek
- Whittington Care Home in Chesterfield
- The Vale Care Home in Chesterfield
- Grove House Care Home in the Wirral
- Riverside Court Care Home in Cumbria
- Springfield Care Home in Blackburn
- Westfield Lodge Care Home in Stoke-on-Trent
- Tall Oaks Care Home in Stoke-on-Trent
- Cypress Court Care Home in Crewe
- Rosedale Care Home in Crewe
- Kilburn Care Home in Derbyshire
- Weston Park Care Home in Macclesfield
- Millbrow Care Home in Widnes
- Hilltop Manor Care Home in Tunstall
- Euxton Park Care Home in Chorley
Rachael Junge added: "Here at Four Seasons we do everything we can to up-skill our staff, so they get the most out of their chosen profession. Here in the Northwest we're aiming to have over 100 CHAPs by the end of the year. We have another 64 CHAPs signed up to the programme, with 20 of them starting their journey on 11th April. Good luck to everyone in the programme, I look forward to attending your graduation."
The newly qualified CHAPs are now able to provide some general nursing duties such as medication rounds. This benefit's the home as it enables the nurse to deal with more complex issues.
Would you like a career in care? Take a look at the current vacancies we have available at the moment.
30 Mar 2016
The Easter Weekend saw many of us celebrate the occasion with friends and family. No matter whether you celebrated in a traditional or modern way, you marked the occasion in your own way. This was no different to our homes across the UK.
An Easter craft and chat club was in full swing at Hallgarth Care Home in Durham. The craft afternoon was dedicated to the designing and making of Easter bonnets for the ladies and boaters for the gentlemen. The different themes varied by colour, subject, even a bit of whatever the resident fancied. With a selection of flowers, feathers, papers, eggs, chicks and bunnies the display of finished hats was a beautiful sight to see.
Creating bonnets prior to Easter parties was a big feature in many of our homes. It's great to see some of the creations people have created from Hartwell Care Home in Ecclesfield, The Lodge Care Home in Killamarsh, Cherry Trees Care Home in Barnsley and Southfield Court Care Home in Huddersfield.
Meanwhile at Ringshill Care Home in Huntingdon, they had a special visit from the Easter Bunny. The Anglia Co-operative Funeral Directors donated Easter eggs to the home's raffle, all in aid of raising money for the residents' entertainment fund. The two representatives turned up in bunny masks when they delivered the eggs, giving the residents something to chuckle about.
At South Park Care Home in York, they home had a very busy Easter period. They baked a selection of goodies for their Easter Fair and then held an egg hunt for residents and their families.
The team at Copper Beeches in Rochester dressed up for Easter to surprise residents and their families. Two tigers, a zebra and a giraffe – all equipped with bunny ears – helped residents and their relatives take part in an Easter egg hunt. A lovely day was had by all, with residents commenting on the lovely atmosphere within the home.
Residents at Marlborough Court Care Home in Thamesmead took to the floor to work off some of their chocolate. A singer came in to entertain the residents, a few even persuaded Activity Coordinators Hayley Mercer and Karen Cullis into having a little jig.
The Easter Bunny also surprised residents, their families and the team at Flower Park Care Home in Doncaster and joined in with the Easter celebrations. The bunny came to say hello and delivered chocolate eggs to everyone. Some of the residents were thrilled to have shaken his hand and all of the children adored him.
St Catherine's Care Home in Bolton, held an Easter inspired event complete with cakes, a raffle and a seasonal game of bingo. The event was attended by residents, relatives and people from the local community. A total of $£400 was raised for the residents fund.
At Kestrel Lodge Care Home in Kirkby in Ashfield they held the biggest Easter party anyone has ever seen. Residents, relatives and the local community got involved in an easter egg hunt, tea party, raffle and listened to music from a local entertainer. A fantastic day was had by all.
At Havencourt Care Home in Stonehaven the staff and residents had a lovely Sunday roast lunch and took part in an Easter egg hunt that was organised by the Deputy Manager! They had a Bonnie Bonnet Competition where we designed and decorated Easter Bonnets. They held two competitions for the staff and residents alike.
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Care home manager: Gillian Johnson
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Today marks the launch of a new initiative by Ron Paul touted as an expansion of the current Ron Paul Channel.
Voices of Liberty will "be the go-to social platform for liberty-minded people to challenge the status quo through staying informed on today's most pressing issues and engaging in constructive discourse to develop actionable solutions to achieve the goals of the liberty movement."
The Tenth Amendment Center is pleased to support this new venture and proud to announce that national communications director Mike Maharrey will provide regular content for the new website.
According to organizers, Voices of Liberty will expand on the Ron Paul channel by offering more video, audio and editorial from well-known champions of liberty, along with everyday citizens engaged in the freedom movement.
"VOL wants to pave the way to a brighter future by demanding an end to the trillion dollar wars, restoring economic prosperity, increasing government transparency and ridding our country of warrantless spying on our private communications, by bringing people together and amplifying their voices to initiate real and permanent change."
You can read Maharrey's first contribution to Voices of Liberty highlighting the OffNow campaign to end illegal NSA spying through state and local action HERE.
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