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Follow the Seahawks on tour this summer.
From mid-June to late July, Seahawks players, Blitz, members of the Sea Gals and Blue Thunder will be hitting the road to visit 12s throughout the northwest.
The 12 Tour will make stops in Yakima, Pasco, Kennewick, Wenatchee, Chelan, Anchorage, Vancouver B.C., Bellingham, Pendleton and Boise to visit local businesses, greet fans and in some cases participate in a 12 flag ceremony. In three communities, a free fan fest will be held where you have an opportunity to win a pair of tickets to a Seahawks home Game.
Follow the Seahawks on tour this summer using the hashtag #12Tour.
Pasco: Seahawks Night at Tri-Cities Dust Devils Game
Gesa Stadium (Pasco, Wa.)
June 25, 2015 - 7:15 pm
Join the 12 Tour at a Dust Devils game in Pasco, home of Russell Wilson's first Single A experience. Players and Sea Gals will be joining in the baseball fun for the night. Tickets
Kennewick: Seahawks 12 Fest
Lampson Stadium (Kennewick, Wa.)
June 26, 2015 - 12:00 pm
The Seahawks are bringing the ultimate football experience to you! Test your football skills with the combine challenge, learn how to dance from the Sea Gals and more at the Seahawks 12 Fest! Register
Chelan: Seahawks 12 Fest
Don Morse Memorial Park (Chelan, Wa.)
June 27, 2015 - 5:00 pm
The Seahawks are bringing the ultimate football experience to you! Test your football skills with the combine challenge, learn how to dance from the Sea Gals and more at the Seahawks 12 Fest! Register
Wasilla: Mat-Su Play60 Challenge
Curtis D Menard Memorial Sports Center (Wasilla, Ak.)
July 8, 2015 - 9:00 am
Kids 6-15 have an opportunity to participate in the Mat-Su Seahawks Play60 Challenge! The Seahawks Play 60 Challenge is designed to help motivate kids to stay active by participating in some sort of physical activity for 60 minutes each day. It will be a fun filled day of physical activities, lunch and participants will receive a t-shirt! For more information please visit Mat-Su Sea Hawkers.
Anchorage: Special Olympics Night with the Seahawks
Special Olympics Alaska Athlete Training Center and Campus (Anchorage, Ak.)
July 8, 2015 - 6:00 pm
Join the Seattle Seahawks during their visit in Anchorage and help support Special Olympics Alaska! Seating is limited to the first 100 RSVP's. Cost is $100 per person and includes BBQ and a silent and live auction. Respond by June 30, 2015. Register.
Barrow: Play 60 Challenge/Community Fundraiser
Cathy Parker Football Field (Barrow, Ak.)
July 9, 2015 - 12:00 pm
Join the Seattle Seahawks as our 12 Tour stops above the Arctic Circle, in the Land of the Midnight Sun. A community fun-day is planned at the Cathy Parker Football Field. Kids will engage in Play 60 Challenge style activities, designed to help motivate kids to stay active by participating in some sort of physical activity for 60 minutes each day. Additional fun-day activities include a Seahawks coached flag football game, a BBQ, and a silent and live auction fundraiser featuring authentic signed Seahawks items and a unique Seahawks Game Day Experience Package.
Burnaby: Russell Wilson Passing Academy
Swangard Stadium (Burnaby, BC)
July 10, 2015 - 9:00 am
The Seattle Seahawks are bringing some Play60 fun to the Russell Wilson Passing Academy. The Seahawks activities are for both participants and non-camp participants. Come check out the Seahawks and the Play60 drills!
If you would like to register your 8-17 year old go online to ThePassAcademy.com and click on the "Sign Up" icon!
Vancouver: Seahawks at BC Lions Game
BC Place (Vancouver, BC)
July 10, 2015 - 7:00 pm
The 12 Tour will make a stop at a BC Lions game. Join in the fun and come root with the Seahawks! For more information about this event and tickets please click here and use PROMO CODE: 12TOUR
Pendleton: 12 Flag Ceremony
Pendleton Round-Up (Pendleton, Or.)
July 16, 2015 - 12:30 pm
Seahawks 12 Tour motor coach will stop in Pendleton, Oregon at the Pendleton Round-up Stadium located at 1205 SW Court Avenue for a flag ceremony. Seahawks players, Blue Thunder drumline and team mascot Blitz will greet representatives from the Round-Up Court and Board of Directors. Fans are welcome.
Boise: Seahawks 12 Fest
Dona Larsen Park (Boise, Id.)
July 18, 2015 - 10:00 am
The Seahawks are bringing the ultimate football experience to you! Test your football skills with the combine challenge, learn how to dance from the Sea Gals and more at the Seahawks 12 Fest! Register
Parking available at the Washington Group Plaza. There will be no street parking permitted. ADA parking is available at Dona Larsen Park on S. Broadway Ave.
Why are the Seahawks not visiting my city?
The Seahawks try to visit as many communities and cities during the offseason as possible. Due to time limitations, only a few cities are selected each year. Many of the coaches and players make appearances throughout the year. Visit Seahawks.com for information.
Are there any other locations the Seahawks are visiting this summer?
All the locations for 12 Fest and 12 Tour can be found on seahawks.com/12tour. Fans can also follow the tour on twitter utilizing #12Tour.
12 Fest
What is the 12 Fest?
The 12 Fest is a free event. It is structured like a carnival with continuous activities throughout the three hour event.
Where should we park?
Fans are encouraged to plan ahead due to limited parking at all 12 Fest locations.
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the 12 Fest events in Kennewick, Chelan and Boise?
Each person registered must have their ticket to enter the event.
I tried to sign up for one of the 12 Fest events but was denied. Is something wrong?
Due to high demand, all available spots for fans to attend the 12 Fest in Kennewick and Chelan are full.
Since the demand is high, why don't you add more spaces or events?
Due to limited time, the team is unable to add any other events or stops to this year's schedule.
Can we register on-site?
There will not be any registration on-site.
What can I bring to the event?
Fans are encouraged to bring bottled water and wear athletic gear in order to participate in the activities.
Can I bring my camera?
Yes, cameras are encouraged.
What is not permitted at the 12 Fest?
Alcohol is not permitted.
Do we need to register separately for the Sea Gals clinic?
No. Registration for the Sea Gals mini-cheerleading camp is not required.
What time will the gates open?
Gates will open at the printed time on the ticket.
Will concessions be open?
Stadium concession stands will not be open during the 12 Fest. Fans are encouraged to bring their own bottled water.
What is there to do at the 12 Fest?
Fans will be invited to sign a 10' x 6' flag to commemorate the tour and offer best wishes to the team for the upcoming season. The signed flag will be presented to Coach Carroll and the team during Training Camp and then hung outside the Seahawks locker room at CenturyLink Field. Fans will also be able to participate in a number of field related activities.
Will I be able to receive autographs from players?
Due to the large numbers of fans attending events autographs will be very limited.
What activities will be available at the 12 Fest?
- Football and Combine related drills
- Video Game Trucks provided by National Event Pros
- Sea Gals Clinic
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10 tickets per transaction is the maximum.
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There is not a formal autograph session with players due to the large numbers of fans attending the event.
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Actor Uday Chopra, who is busy taking care of his home banner Yash Raj Films' (YRF) Hollywood wing, says he plans to direct a film and it may be a Hollywood project. But he also has his heart set on remaking his late father and veteran filmmaker Yash Chopra's "Kala Patthar".
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Uday, who now lives in Los Angeles, says he has produced two Hollywood films there under YRF Entertainment.
"I have produced two Hollywood films, the first film ('Grace of Monaco') comes out in March. It stars Nicole Kidman and the other film is called 'The Longest Week'. Those films were already ready to go, I put in money and kind of took them forward. Now I am developing two other movies. I have almost cracked the deal with the director," he said.
If he had to remake any of his father's films, which one would it be?
"I would love to make 'Kala Patthar'. I am a very action kind of a guy. I love action and sci-fi, but 'Kala Patthar' in today's day and age, with little twists and turns will be really good. 'Kala Patthar' did well for its time, but it could have done better. I think this is one film which I would love to remake," he said.
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I'm laying out a 16-layer board that calls for unused pads to be suppressed on layers 3-14. I'm accomplishing this by using the "Internal Layer - optional" checkbox in Padstack Editor and the "suppress unconnected pads" checkbox in the Manufacture-Artwork dialog in Allegro. What I would like to do is use the extra room given by suppressing the unused pads for routing. Is there a way to only show the used pads during routing? Ideas of how this could be done (but I don't know how to implement any of them) include turning each pad on or off by layer (labor intensive), setting all pads "off" until connected on a particular layer (or starting with a small pad and then oversize the pad if a connection is made) or somehow backannotating from the gerber files.It seems a big waste to have all that extra room to go unused. Thanks in advance for your help. I'm using version 15.2.brian
The pads will be put out only at gerber level.
But for me, triyng to use the "extra" space" left by removing pads is not a great idea:
you will have issues in order to manufacture the board (you wil be to close of holes)
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We have an executable that is used by 50+ client machines on a network and upgraded regularly. Is it acceptable to put the executable on a network share and have the client machines run it from there via a shortcut on their desktop? That way when we upgrade the .exe we can simply replace the one file with a new one and all clients will be accessing the new one. How will a slow or unstable network handle this? If this is not acceptable, what would be the best way to keep all clients updated with the latest .exe?
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Could have a login script that checks the program (something like md5 it) and if it is different then it downloads the application from a central server and places it on the user's desktop.
Folks have been using this approach for 20 years. It was how things were done in the early Netware days. With a modern network, 50 clients is nothing. I assume you are running at least 100baseT.
If your network is unreliable, I'd recommend fixing it, instead of doing some workarround to make the .exe file access work. This assumes, of course, that the .exe is reasonably sized.
Personally, I'd prefer to see it run from the client machine. Loading the app is not really something that's needed across the network, if it's not essential.
+1 to the idea of a boot or login script that checks for an updated version. I've used that in the past to great effect. Cache locally.
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The controlled deployment of an application to end workstations is always preferred. If you were to lose that drive or if some user were to delete the exe, the app would be gone for all users and I'm guessing since 50+ users are running it daily, its a business necessity.
Also, when you go to upgrade it, if you want to pilot a new version you will have to deploy it or somehow redirect a certain number of users to the new file on the share. Relying on end users to do the right thing is not something that you can count on.
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In a defiant display of executive power, President Barack Obama on Wednesday will "stick his thumb in the eye" of GOP opposition and name Richard Cordray as the nation's chief consumer watchdog. Outraged Republican leaders in Congress suggested that courts would determine the appointment was illegal.
But why are Republican leaders outraged at this recess appointment? Well, mostly because the Senate is still in session.
Although President Obama has constitutional power to make appointments during a congressional recess, Republicans have moved to keep that from happening by having the Senate running in "pro forma" sessions, meaning open for business in name with no actual business planned.
The Senate held such a session on Tuesday and planned another one on Friday. Republicans contend Obama cannot make a recess appointment during a break of less than three days, based on years of precedent.
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McConnell said that Obama's move "lands this appointee in uncertain legal territory, threatens the confirmation process and fundamentally endangers the Congress' role in providing a check on the excesses of the executive branch.
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It seems certain to raise the level of confrontational politics for a president seeking re-election by championing the middle class. Acting right after Tuesday's GOP presidential caucuses in Iowa, Obama is seeking to grab attention with his most brazen leap-frog over Congress and show that criticism won't slow him.
Republicans have stalled Cordray's nomination because they think the consumer agency is too powerful and unaccountable.
The Senate's top Republican, Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, accused Obama of an unprecedented power grab that "arrogantly circumvented the American people."
Added House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio: "It's clear the president would rather trample our system of separation of powers than work with Republicans to move the country forward. This action goes beyond the president's authority, and I expect the courts will find the appointment to be illegitimate."
By his move, Obama essentially is declaring the Senate's short off-and-on legislative sessions a sham intended to block his appointments.
Furthermore, it was the president's own party that set this precedent. Democrats started the practice when George W. Bush was president to halt him from making recess appointments.
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White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer announced Obama's move on Twitter after senior administration officials first confirmed it to The Associated Press.
Obama planned to talk about his decision at an economic event in Cordray's home state of Ohio, accompanied by Cordray.
Cordray would take over the job later in the week and stands to serve for at least the next two years, covering the length of the Senate's session.
Obama planned to say that every day Cordray waited for confirmation, millions of people remained unprotected from dishonest financial practices, according to prepared remarks obtained by the AP.
"That's inexcusable," Obama says in the remarks. "And I refuse to take `No' for an answer. I've said before that I will continue to look for every opportunity to work with Congress to move this country forward. But when Congress refuses to act in a way that hurts our economy and puts people at risk, I have an obligation as president to do what I can without them."
More than a standoff over one significant appointment, the fight speaks to the heart of a presidential campaign under way. Presiding over a troubled economy, Obama's is trying to persuade a weary middle class that he is their advocate, while fending off criticism from Republicans challengers and lawmakers.
Republicans have had little opposition if any to the qualifications of Cordray, a former Ohio attorney general. Their objection is with the consumer agency itself.
Obama and his team say lawmakers should try to revise the Wall Street oversight law if they don't like it, not keep the agency from performing its job.
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Don't be surprised if Obama turns to the [National Labor Relations Board] NLRB next. The board can't operate without a quorum, which it now lacks, and the GOP won't budge after the activism of the NLRB under the influence of his previous recess appointment, Craig Becker. Cordray won't cost him much political damage, but Obama will come under fire regardless of which way he goes on this. Business leaders will erupt in outrage if he forces more activists onto the NLRB, and unions will be just as outraged if he doesn't. Obama needs the former for funding and the latter for organization in the coming election, but setting this precedent will make it almost impossible for Obama to resist more recess appointments.
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Goodell supportive of overtime modification
ORLANDO, Fla. Roger Goodell and the NFL's competition committee are working overtime to keep the focus on the game.
With a labor storm brewing - the contract with the players union expires next March - it seems like everyone at the league's meetings is looking for something else to discuss. There'll be plenty of time for talking about collective bargaining agreements and negotiations down the road.
So when Goodell said he likes the proposal to modify overtime in the playoffs, it sparked lots of interest, plus questions whether his support can sway enough owners to approve it for next season?
"It's important," said Atlanta Falcons president Rich McKay, co-chairman of the competition committee. "He's the one the owners would listen to. I think he'll leave it to us as a committee to make sure we make the case on the competitive aspect ..."
The competition committee recommended Monday to the 32 owners that a team losing the coin toss and then surrendering a field goal on the first possession should have a series of its own in OT. Such a rules change would need 24 votes for ratification.
"This stays true to the integrity of the game," Goodell said. "The competition committee has come up with something very much worth considering. It keeps the tradition of sudden death, and I think it is responsive to some of the issues that have been brought up.
"It's getting a lot of thought. It's got potential to be a better system."
Statistics examined by the committee showed that since 1994, teams winning the coin toss win the game 59.8 percent of the time. The team that loses the toss wins the game 38.5 percent in that 15-year span, or since kickoffs were moved back 5 yards to the 30.
Those numbers alarmed Indianapolis Colts president Bill Polian, a member of the committee.
"We felt the stats are so arresting that something needs to be done," Polian said. "The original framers of the rule did not project the movement of the kickoff, or (the trend) in improvement of kickers."
Yet there is doubt the proposal can pass this year. Several coaches are concerned about adding even more decision-making to their jobs, particularly in the postseason.
But Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher, the other co-chairman of the committee, said he was "more than pleasantly surprised at the acceptance with the coaches" after a group meeting.
One owner who would seem to have reason to favor the modification, Minnesota's Zygi Wilf, is not convinced it's a wise move. The Vikings lost the coin toss for overtime in the NFC title game, then saw the Saints march to a winning field goal on the first - and only - series.
Still, as of Monday, Wilf was leaning toward voting no to a switch.
"We need consistency of the regular season and postseason," he said.
But, as Polian and other committee members point out, the playoffs already have different overtime rules.
"We play until there is a winner," Polian said.
During the regular season, a winner must be decided within a 15-minute extra period.
The reason the proposal is only for the playoffs is player safety.
"We are very concerned about injuries occurring, which is the one great reason it has not been proposed before," Polian added.
A proposal for a play to be whistled dead immediately when the helmet of the ball-carrier comes off also will draw much debate by owners. If passed, the ball will be spotted at the "progress spot where the helmet comes off," Fisher said.
Barring unforeseen opposition, the positioning of the umpire will be moved from in the area of the linebackers to behind the offensive backfield. No vote is needed on this change, which is being made because McKay said the competition committee had at least 100 instances of umpires being knocked to the ground last season.


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Project Centennial": Converting your Classic Windows App (Win32, .Net, COM) to a Universal Windows App for Distribution in the Windows StoreMay 01, 2015 at 2:09PM
Will the appx manifest allow you to opt-in to run in the app-container 100% of the time?
Will I as a user be able to force apps to always run in the app-container and restrict its permissions so I can deny internet access etc? Please don't fall into the Android trap here, this is your only chance to give users control over their own machine!


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May 24, 2016
DuPree filed qualifying papers Tuesday with the Mississippi Democratic Party.
Before being elected mayor, DuPree started a real estate agency with his wife, served on the Hattiesburg School Board, and was a Forrest County supervisor.
DuPree will be also be in Meridian Thursday as the keynote speaker for an 11 a.m. Dr. Martin Luther King program at Meridian Community College. MCC will be closed on Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 17.
Bill Luckett, a Clarksdale businessman and attorney, filed last week as a Democrat for governor.
Lieutenant Governor Phil Bryant and Pass Christian businessman Dave Dennis have filed for governor as Republicans, and state employee James Broadwater plans to file Friday. Pearl River County supervisor Hudson Holliday also says he'll run as a Republican.
Party primaries are Aug. 2, and the general election is Nov. 8.
Gov. Haley Barbour is limited to two terms and can't run again this year.
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Jewelry, electronics worth more than $41K stolen from Ocala home
Published: Friday, May 25, 2012 at 12:30 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 25, 2012 at 12:30 p.m.
OCALA - Police are investigating a home burglary where more than $41,000 worth of jewelry and electronics were reported stolen Thursday from a Northeast Ocala home.
The owner of the home in the 2000 block of Northeast 24th Place said when she arrived home in the early afternoon, she noticed the rear sliding glass door was open and the residence had been ransacked.
Bracelets, earrings, watches, cash, Xboxes and other electronic items were missing.
Police talked with neighbors and one said a white male wearing an orange shirt was going door to door claiming he was from an alarm company.
Another neighbor saw a black male by the front door of the victim's home talking on a cellphone.
A third neighbor said she saw a man with what appeared to be some type of bag running in between houses.
One man was described as between 5-feet-9 to 5-feet-11 inches tall, of thin build, wearing khaki shorts and a dark T-shirt.
Anyone with information can call the Ocala Police Department at 369-7000, Crime Line at 369-7061, Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com or text the word "ocalapd" and the tip to TIP411 (847411).
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Six takeaways from the Saints' preseason win over the Titans
The NFL's highest paid tight end Jimmy Graham scored the Saints' first two touchdowns of the game and celebrated both with his signature dunk during the Saints' win over the Titans.
1. Back Up Quarterback Battle: Griffin Continues to Impress
Drew Brees sat this one out, still nursing that oblique injury. The absence of #9 gave Luke McCown and Ryan Griffin more time to battle it out for the backup job. Second-year pro Griffin came into to this game seemingly with the advantage after a solid performance last week and continued to state his case. McCown played until there was just over 2 minutes left in the first half, ending with 117 yards, 2 touchdowns and a rating of 109.8. Griffin quickly made his presence known when he took the field, throwing a bombshell pass to receiver Joe Morgan to set up a Mark Ingram touchdown reception to finish the first half. Griffin wrapped up the game with 179 yards, two touchdowns and a 133.4 rating before Logan Kilgore replaced him with 7 minutes left in the game.
2. Questions Fly about Health of Saints Secondary
The Saints secondary looked deep and mean before training camp started. The Black and Gold still has a plethora of riches, but several of those gems are sitting on the bench injured. Cornerbacks Patrick Robinson, Champ Bailey and Rod Sweeting did not suit up for Friday's game. The team is not revealing what ailments are plaguing any of these players, but both Bailey and Robinson have been sidelined by long-term injury bugs during past regular seasons. Starting corner Keenan Lewis headed to the locker room in the second quarter of the game without a shoe on his left foot. Safety Jairus Byrd, arguably the team's top free agent acquisition, also sat out of the game. The Saints placed Byrd in the physically unable to perform list back in July.
3. Jimmy Graham Scores Twice and Dunks Twice
The NFL's highest paid tight end scored the Saints' first two touchdowns of the game and celebrated both with his signature dunk over the goal posts, despite the unsportsmanlike penalties he incurred. The home crowd was thrilled, but at a cost of 15 yards per penalty, that tune will likely change once the games start counting in the regular season.
4. WR Joe Morgan Sparkles
Undrafted free agent Joe Morgan looked like another Mickey Loomis super-discovery, ending the game leading the Saints in receiving yards with 108. Morgan is making his case to become the Black and Gold's deep threat, accumulating that yardage with just 3 receptions.
5. Saints Defense Looks Like a Takeaway Machine
The Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan is putting a huge premium on forcing turnovers this year and it's producing results. Early on, a Kenny Vaccaro strip was scooped up by Curtis Lofton, and it looked like Ryan's unit was succeeding early in its mission. The officials, however, ruled it an incomplete pass, saying the Titans receiver "did not complete the process of the catch" before Vaccaro descended. It was nonetheless promising and a precursor of good things to come. Later in the game, Cam Jordan sacked Titans quarterback Zach Mettenberger, knocking the ball loose for a recovery by Akiem Hicks. In the third quarter, rookie Stanley Jean-Baptiste came up with a big fumble recovery, followed up by a Vinnie Sunseri interception at the beginning of the 4th quarter. That was a trip down memory lane for Sunseri, a Bama product who faced off against Mettenberger when the quarterback was at LSU's helm. The Titans had 5 turnovers. The Saints had zero.
6. Zach Mettenberger Scores First NFL TD in Front of Tiger Faithful
Since the Saints walked away with the victory 31-24, the South Louisiana crowd could enjoy watching former LSU star Zach Mettenberger start to stretch his professional wings. Mettenberger replaced the Titans starting quarterback Jake Locker in the second quarter and went on to score his first touchdown in the pros, a 64-yard affair, in front of thousands of LSU fans.


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Audit and feedback: effects on professional practice and health-care outcomes
RHL practical aspects by Pattinson RC
Information is vital for the effective management of all care facilities in a health system. Hence, audit and feedback should be performed at all levels of care. Regardless of the size of the primary level facility, all health-care professionals in it should be involved in audit and feedback process and this should be regarded as contributing to audit and feedback of the larger health system.
If audit and feedback is being initiated for the first time, it would be easiest to start with maternal and perinatal death reviews. Identifying maternal and perinatal deaths in an institution is relatively simple, and the cases can be presented at maternal and perinatal mortality meetings. Beyond the numbers: reviewing maternal deaths and complications to make pregnancy safer (1) is an excellent manual and will help those implementing a maternal death review.
When a referral hospital conducts an audit and feedback exercise related to issues (such as maternal and perinatal deaths and developing protocols) that concern the facilities that use the hospital at a referral centre, the referral hospital must involve professionals from the lower level health facilities. Concerned health administrators and clinical staff at all levels must be included in the audit and feedback process. Ideally notes should be kept of all meetings held in order to document decisions and tasks allocated. Feedback should be obtained on the progress in performing those tasks at follow-up meetings. The educational content of the meetings is usually dictated by the problems identified by the audit. In outcomes and process audits the names of individuals are withheld to ensure that the process does not become a witch-hunt.
Not applicable.
- Beyond the numbers: reviewing maternal deaths and complications to make pregnancy safe. Geneva, World Health Organization;2004.
This document should be cited as: Pattinson RC. Audit and feedback: effects on professional practice and health-care outcomes: RHL practical aspects (last revised: 15 December 2006). The WHO Reproductive Health Library; Geneva: World Health Organization.


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Images: TEDD handler, dog go on first mission together [Image 1 of 3]
Photo by Sgt. Kimberly Lessmeister
U.S. Army Pfc. Franklin Sena, an infantryman and Tactical Explosives Detection Dog (TEDD)handler with Company C, 4th Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, Combined Task Force 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, and his dog, Livee, work together during their first mission as a team during a dismounted patrol at Shubazai, Afghanistan, Feb. 7, 2013. Sena received nine weeks of training to be a TEDD handler and is currently deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth/Released)
This work, TEDD handler, dog go on first mission together [Image 1 of 3], by SSG Kimberly Lessmeister, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:02.07.2013
Date Posted:02.10.2013 05:14
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Location:FORWARD OPERATING BASE ZANGABAD, AF
Hometown:JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, WA, US
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Bertha's family consists of herself, her husband and her 3 children. They all live under the same roof, in a humble house, in an area which is poor both in financial terms and in terms of services. Bertha's plans are to own a good upholstery business with many customers, making and selling all kinds of furniture. Her challenges are to educate her children and to provide them with what they need to get ahead in life.
Bertha works as an upholsterer and also repairs furniture. Thanks to her knowledge, she has been able to create this business which is quite scarce in the area in which she lives. She would like to expand her services and make good-quality furniture to sell at a good price. She is very excited to be receiving her second loan from Esperanza and will invest the money in buying fabric, accessories, wood and some tools that she needs for her business. She is a very hard-working woman and is an example for her family and the other women in her group.
La F. de Bertha esta compuesta por ella, su esposo y sus 3 hijos, todos comparten y viven bajo el mismo techo, de una casa humilde, en una zona de escasos recursos económicos y de servicios. Sus planes es poder tener una buena tapicería, con muchos clientes y que se puedan fabricar y vender muebles de todo tipo. Sus retos es poder educar a sus hijos y proveerles lo que necesiten para salir adelante.
Bertha se dedica a la tapicería, y a la reparación de muebles, gracias a sus conocimientos ha podido crear este negocio, un poco escaso en la zona en la que vive; desea ampliar sus servicios y fabricar muebles para vender a buen precio pero con buena calidad. Esta muy emocionada de recibir su segundo préstamo con Esperanza y con este va a invertirlo en la compra de telas, accesorios, madera y algunas herramientas que necesita para su negocio. Es una mujer muy trabajadora y es un ejemplo para su F. y las demás mujeres en su grupo.
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One police department in the east wants to stop people from popping pills if it's not prescribed to them.
A drive was held in New Bern to encourage folks to get rid of their old or unused medications.
The New Bern Police Department along with the Coastal Coalition for Substance Abuse Prevention and the Neuse Riverkeeper Foundation sponsored a free and anonymous drug disposal program.
It took place Saturday at local Food Lion stores and it was dubbed "the pills can kill" campaign.
The object of the drive was to do their part in battling the growing problem of prescription drug abuse.
The organizations also encouraged parents to talk to their children about the dangers of prescription drug abuse.


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President will join pontiff and Abbas to 'pray for peace', despite government decision to disngage from Palestinians over Fatah-Hamas reconciliation.
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Latest Update: 06.08.14, 13:14 / Israel News
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President Shimon Peres' trip to the Vatican on Sunday to meet Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and partake in a 'prayer for peace' with Pope Francis is meant as an additional public blow against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before Peres enters retirement.
After the creation of a Palestinian unity government last week, the security cabinet decided to disengage from Abbas and impose sanctions on the Palestinian Authority.
Netanyahu will watch Sunday as Peres is welcomed in great pomp and majesty at the Vatican for a meeting called "a prayer for peace." In actuality, the meeting is a state affair in every which way.
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This represents the second blow to Netanyahu's policy regarding Palestinian unity. The first came shortly after the swearing in of the new government in Ramallah with the announcement that the US government would continue to work with and financially support the Palestinian government despite the inclusion of Hamas, a terrorist organization.
In opposition to Netanyahu, the president is of the opinion that despite the new government, the peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians must be renewed. In another few weeks Peres will retire, leaving his position as President, and he intends to use all his power of influence to promote peace talks between the two sides.
Those who know Peres believe that he will act to form a framework for an agreement in order to leave office with a legacy of peace.
Vatican officials insist no political agenda is lurking behind Pope Francis' invitation to the Israeli and Palestinian presidents to pray for peace together in the Vatican gardens.
They say no concrete initiatives are expected.
But Sunday's unusual summit – with Jewish, Christian and Muslim prayers intoned in the shadow of St. Peter's Basilica – could take on great significance on the ground. And it will certainly enhance Francis' reputation as a leader unhindered by diplomatic and theological protocol who is willing to take risks for the sake of peace.
"Peace is a gift of God, but requires our efforts. Let us be people of peace in prayer and deed," Francis tweeted. "Prayer is all-powerful. Let us use it to bring peace to the Middle East and peace to the world."


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Jessica Alba & Mark Wahlberg
Who knew Jessica Alba and Mark Wahlberg had a short fling in 2003?! According to People, Alba and Wahlberg were spotted getting cozy in Miami Beach on New Year's Eve, and briefly dated. By January 2005, she met her future husband Cash Warren, who was an assistant director on her film Fantastic Four.
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Southwestern Historical Quarterly
From Mill Wheel to Plowshare. By Julia Angeline Drake and
James Ridgely Orendorff. (Cedar Rapids: The Torch
Press. 1938. Privately published. Pp. xii, 271. $3.00.)
This volume is devoted to the experiences of the Orendorff family,
and several of the leading families with which its members inter-
married, from the first half of the eighteenth century, when the
first Orendorff arrived near Philadephia from the Palatinate, to the
time when some of the youngest members of the family com-
pleted the transcontinental migration to the Pacific Coast. In a
sense, it is the story of the advancing frontier, in terms of the
history of a substantial German immigrant family, and the English
and Scotch-Irish with whom these pioneers intermarried. From
Pennsylvania they followed the lure of the West, across the Blue
Ridge, by the Wilderness Road, to the Kentucky and Tennessee
border and, in later generations, to Illinois, Arkansas, and Cali-
fornia. From a personal narrative of this kind, so typical of the
immigrant theme in the expansion of America, one gets glimpses
of early colonial agriculture and industry, the flour and saw mills
erected by the pioneers on every frontier where they established
themselves, early American trade, transportation and markets, and
the life of the common man at various stages of the westward
Much research has gone into the production of this volume,
especially in such sources as deeds, wills, letters, diaries, and other
family records. The appendix, in addition to a genealogy, consists
of a strange miscellany of source materials. The maps are excellent
and the illustrations beautifully done. The book will, of course, be
of great interest to all members of this family which had its first
reunion in Illinois in 1886. Unfortunately, and in spite of the
research that went into this labor of love, the volume will be of
little value to the historian. It suffers from a number of defects
in organization and composition. The narrative is choppy; the
style is undistinguished and diffused; and the materials suffer from
poor arrangement. Long extracts, from miscellaneous documents,
some important and others not, break the continuity of the story.
The chapter on "Industrial Interests," for example, contains sec-
tions on the first steamboat, early trade relations, Washington's
Neutrality Proclamation, the Whiskey Insurrection, and a Civil
War story that is not documented and probably apocryphal. More-
over, the authors have failed completely to sketch in an adequate
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 43, July 1939 - April, 1940. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101111/. Accessed May 24, 2016.


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Lying at the head of the longest fjord in western Greenland, Kangerlussuaq has one of the most stable climates in the region though temperatures can range from -50C in the winter to as high as 28C in summer.
The start of your Arctic expedition voyage, Kangerlussuaq, which means 'The Big Fjord' in Greenlandic, is appropriately named, as it's 168km long.
Kangaamiut, is a small fishing community in the municipality of Qeqqata. During your visit to this colourful town, you'll be hosted by local people and enjoy a presentation in the church before an optional hike.
Welcome to Nuuk, the capital of Greenland! Nuuk, meaning 'the headland' and is situated at the mouth of a gigantic fjord system. Established as the very first Greenlandic town in 1728, Nuuk has a history that dates back over 4,200 years. Today, Nuuk is the world's smallest capital city with a population of only 15,000. Here have a chance to spot Humpback whales in the fjord, reindeer roaming the land and birds soaring in the sky. The town itself is home to Greenland's University, a cathedral dating back to 1849 and Greenland's National Museum. Visit some of the city's most important sites, before free time to explore on your own.
Your presentation series will kick into full swing. While out on deck keep your eyes peeled for marine mammals and seabirds.
In the shelter of a commanding granite rock outcrop find the easternmost community of Kangiqsualujjuaq, or George River. Twenty-five kilometers upstream from Ungava Bay, the ebb and flow of the tides define the summer lives of the people and fauna of this area. Arctic flora thrives in the protected valley. The calving grounds of the George River herd, the largest ungulate population in the world estimated at several hundreds of thousands of head is nearby. After your welcome back to Canada, have the freedom to explore the community, meet with locals and strike out of town for a hike on the tundra.
From the Inuktitut word Torngait, meaning 'place of spirits', the Torngat Mountains have been home to Inuit and their predecessors for thousands of years, with archaeological evidence reaching back almost 7,000 years. The fjords here reach well back into the depths of the Torngats and be overshadowed by cliffs rising straight up from the sea, peaking at 1,700m, the highest point of land in Labrador. The Torngat Mountains claim some of the oldest rocks on the planet and provide some of the best exposure of geological history. The rocky landscape is a challenge to life, and the species that make their home here are a resilient bunch with fascinating survival adaptations. Hope to see a number of species during your time in Northern Labrador. The intention is to make expeditionary stops in the northern reaches of Labrador, including the Eclipse Bay, Nackvak Fiord and Saglek Bay.
Long-abandoned Hebron was once one of the most northerly communities on the north Labrador coast. A Moravian Mission station was constructed here from 1829 to 1831 but the main buildings - the church, the mission house and the store - were not inhabited until 1837. The Moravian Mission has had a very strong influence on the history of northern Labrador. Originally known as the Unitas Fratrum, the Moravian Church traces its roots to 15th century central Europe, in what is now the Czech Republic. In 1751, a group of merchants attached to the Moravian congregation in London decided to outfit a trading and missionary voyage to the Labrador coast in order to convert the Inuit. In a highly controversial move, the station was abandoned in 1959, forcing the relocation of the Inuit who resided there. In 2005, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams apologized to people affected by the relocations. In August of 2009, the provincial government unveiled a monument at the site of Hebron with an inscribed apology for the site closure.
Explore this Inuit community especially the Moravian Church and the Nunatsiavut Building with its labradorite stone. Share in the history of the township, wander the roads or check out the new homes being constructed.
Your time in the Mealy Mountains will allow you to explore the changing landscape and vegetation as you venture south.
On your visit to the Great Northern Peninsula, call in at one of the world's most important archaeological sites, North America's only authenticated Viking settlement, L'Anse aux Meadows. It is widely regarded as one of the most important archaeological sites globally.
In the evening, the people of Conche welcome you into their charming community for a supper of Newfoundland fare.
Located 15km off Newfoundland's northeast coast, Fogo Island was originally named 'fuego' or 'fire' by the Portuguese, after fires set by early fishermen were seen burning on the island. A lucrative crab fishery has since replaced the salmon and cod fisheries that once supported the outport communities of the island. Fogo Island supports 11 communities, and a landmark proclaimed by the Flat Earth Society as one of the four corners of the Earth. Spend time experiencing island life in Fogo Town before heading further south.
Finish in St. John's, Newfoundland's historic, vibrant capital. Picturesque and welcoming, it has been continuously fished since 1498, allowing it to boast the designation of North America's oldest European settlement. Disembark the Sea Adventurer here and connect to your independent return flights home.


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I year post TT Revision after Floating MTT
Hello, I have been reading all your stories and am grateful for your recommendations and updates. Here is a little about me. I am 49 years old, with 3 kids, 17, 15 and 9. I am 5'5 and 134 lbs. I work out every day and cannot get rid of my belly. It is mostly genetic for me, to be honest. I was... READ MORE
18 months after TT Revision, BA Revision, lift with Dr Rick Rosen
Hello, for those of you that are interested, I posted my TT on that review. Basically, I am just about 6 months postop and am going for consultations for a revision. I had a floating TT with MR on 3/5/13. I had no idea I was only going for a float. PS never told me. I came out of recovery and... READ MORE
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Full Tummy Tuck Belly Button Untouched?
I had a FTT 4 days ago. I have a hip to hip incision and 2 drains. However, my belly button is untouched.. I am very short waisted so it looks fine, the placement is perfect.... READ MORE
Skin Laxity? Swelling? Poor Tone? Seroma? (photo)
I am 15 weeks post TT w umb float and muscle plication. Upon awakening I am relatively flat and skin moderately tight. After rising, within the hours, I develop what looks to... READ MORE
Loose Skin Above BB After Umbilical Float. Options? (photo)
I am almost 5 months post op. I can grab a thick roll of skin above my BB. I already have scars underneath both breasts from a BA. I have been researching reverse TT. I am... READ MORE
I Am 5 Months Postop and Have Horrible Hanging Skin , Do I Need a Revision? (photo)
When I sit it looks very bad(see pic). Standing is better but not much. I had a floating tuck. Want to know what my options are. I had MR all the way to xyphoid per my PS. READ MORE
Failed Muscle Repair After Tummy Tuck, What Would Be The Most Likely Reason For This? (photo)
I had a floating tummy tuck with MR 6 months ago. While I was never truly flat, I developed a considerable bulge about a month ago that is getting worse. It is around and below... READ MORE
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Had tt with MR on 3/5. Bad swelling!
My hips belly and back are sausage like! 7 lbs up in wt so I know it's fluid. Is this normal? READ MORE
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Hello-you have a failed muscle repair-I also had a modified tuck (wrong procedure as well) and a failed repair. You can read my reviews-you're not alone and its fixable. READ COMMENT
And also Natty, it looks like your entire repair has failed, not just the upper part. You need to make sure whoever does it next uses permanent sutures, in the interrupted fashion. Make sure they do not do a running or continuous style... READ COMMENT
Natty-it's hard to gauge how much skin you will have when your repair has failed. Once they fix your repair, you will have loose skin, enough to pinch. I feel that if you want the flattest tummy possible, refloating is not the answer. READ COMMENT
Hi Natty! My new PS wouldn't do a full TT because of the necrosis issue as well. He said even if you do the bled procedure, it can still necrose. Because I had most of the loose skin above my BB and had previous scars under my breast,... READ COMMENT


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Sun Bat Yam is a spectacular new seaside real estate project combining tourism with real estate investment.
Posted on: June 1st, 2012InDepth → Columns → Moshe Feiglin
Unease. Déjà vu from Sharon's great Expulsion. It began with a column by Hagai Segal, who depicted the insistence of Migron's residents not to move from their current location as a sort of childish stubbornness. After all, Kedumim was founded after it was moved from its original location and ultimately grew into a thriving community. So how dare those "children" of Migron, who never heard of settler leader Ze'ev "Zambish" Hever, think otherwise?
Posted on: June 1st, 2012InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
With the ongoing about Syrian regime atrocities, regional and global attention has seemingly shifted from more usual concerns about Palestinian statehood. Nonetheless, the two issues are closely related, especially in their common reflection of irremediable fragmentations in the Arab world and in their resultant propensities for escalating violence and cruelty.
Posted on: May 31st, 2012InDepth → Columns → Keeping Jerusalem
The Municipality of Jerusalem and Mayor Nir Barkat are trying to stay on everyone's good side. On the one hand, the city is working together with the Ir Amim organization – a group that promotes dividing Yerushalayim along Arab-Jewish lines – jointly sponsoring a seminar on the controversial topic of urban planning for eastern Jerusalem.
Posted on: May 31st, 2012InDepth → Columns → Aaron Klein
Posted on: May 30th, 2012InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach
Americans are sick and tired of rancorous, scorched-earth politics, which has given Congress a nine percent approval rating. Let's show America that politics is an honorable profession, a noble calling, filled with people who put values, country, and integrity first. Let's start winning people back to the political theater by demonstrating that politics are inspiring rather than depressing, ennobling rather than corrupting, and harmonious rather than rancorous.
Posted on: May 30th, 2012InDepth → Analysis
Today, most of the anti-regime demonstrations throughout the kingdom are being initiated and led by Muslim Brotherhood supporters whose goal is to turn Jordan into an Islamic republic. Many Arabs feel that President Barack Obama's endorsement of the Muslim Brotherhood has emboldened the Islamists and increased their appetite to drive moderate and secular rulers out of the Arab world.
Posted on: May 24th, 2012InDepth → Columns → Dov Shurin
Here we are again – Shavuos, the yom tov commemorating the giving of the Torah, God's greatest gift to mankind. If someone were to say to me, "It's unbelievable that Hashem gave us His amazing Torah," I would respond, "That's the wrong way to put it. 'Unbelievable' means 'not to be believed.' The correct expression is, 'It's beyond belief' – meaning more than belief. Hashem loves His charming nation beyond words."
Posted on: May 23rd, 2012InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
"The blood-dimmed tide is loosed," wrote the poet W.B. Yeats, "and everywhere the ceremony of innocence is drowned." Now, assembled in almost two hundred armed tribal camps politely called nation-states, all peoples – not only the people of Israel – coexist insecurely on a plainly anarchic planet. The core origins of this anarchy lie in the Peace of Westphalia (1648), which put a codified end to the Thirty Years War.
Posted on: May 23rd, 2012InDepth → Columns → Moshe Feiglin
Is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's politically "brilliant move" just the opening shot? Will his next move be an attempt to inject the Kadima Knesset members into the Likud? Or is the prime minister planning another Sharon-style bombshell, such as enticing Likud MKs to join him, Kadima and Ehud Barak's party in forming a new balloon party?
Posted on: May 23rd, 2012InDepth → Columns → Focus on Israel/Dov Gilor
San Francisco is a lovely city and we enjoyed its many tourist venues. The famous Lombard Street, known as "The Crookedest Street in the World," was beautiful, with its floral decorations. We shopped at Pier 39, and we bought matching San Francisco jackets. We really needed them since it was cold in San Francisco. Barbara added to her magnet collection, which contains magnets from dozens of countries around the world that we have toured. She'd never been in a store that sold thousands of magnets and she just loved looking at all the magnets on the walls.
Posted on: May 23rd, 2012InDepth → Columns → Aaron Klein
Posted on: May 23rd, 2012InDepth → Analysis
In many ways, the status quo seems convenient for Fatah and Hamas. Fatah has a mini-state in the West Bank and is benefiting from hundreds of millions of dollars that are poured by international donors on Salam Fayyad's government. Hamas, for its part, is happy that it has exclusive control over the entire Gaza Strip, which has been turned into an independent Islamic emirate.
Posted on: May 22nd, 2012InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach
Few people I have met have been more committed to social unity and bringing people together than Cory Booker. Which other African-American Christian Rhodes scholar would have agreed to become President of an orthodox Jewish student organization that was run by a Hassidic Rabbi?
Posted on: May 21st, 2012InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach
It was when Congressman Steve Rothman defended the rights of Former Libyan dictator Muammar Kaddafi's personal envoy to live peacefully and tax-free next to me that I first thought of running against him. What was Rothman's purpose in defending the right of an envoy of a terror-sponsoring government to live in our midst?
Posted on: May 20th, 2012InDepth → Analysis
Try $100 million.
Posted on: May 17th, 2012InDepth → Columns → Keeping Jerusalem
How does a state keep its capital city united? A strange question, and one that is clearly not an issue in most of the world. But in Israel, whose capital is the most coveted and contested city in the world, the problem is an acute one.
Posted on: May 17th, 2012InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach
Time magazine's cover story about attachment parenting garnered a great deal of attention. Clearly, the shock value of showing an attractive young mother breast-feeding a child nearly four years of age was enough to excite worldwide conversation. The story inside focused on a controversial theory…
Posted on: May 16th, 2012InDepth → Columns → Fundamentally Freund/Michael Freund
One of Israel's leading universities seems to have lost its way. In a move that is as incomprehensible as it is shameful, Tel Aviv University (TAU) agreed to allow a student group to hold a ceremony commemorating "Nakba Day," when Palestinians bemoan the establishment of the state of Israel.
Posted on: May 16th, 2012InDepth → Columns → Moshe Feiglin
Two weeks ago, in my weekly column on the NRG website, I wrote, "Nobody really understands why Israel is going to early elections." So when I heard that the election merry-go-round had been cancelled, I was pleased.
Posted on: May 16th, 2012InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
In the past few years, on these pages of The Jewish Press, I have written several times about critical strategic implications of "chaos" and also of "irrationality" and "madness." Still, I have never written about the fusion or juxtaposition of these seemingly distinct issues. However, because there are increasingly obvious and important potential interactions between them (military strategists would call such interactions "synergies," or sometimes "force-multipliers"), I shall now examine these utterly core security matters with a view toward acknowledging their possible ways of coming together.
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In a blow to gay activists in the United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the Austrian government has no obligation to recognise the marriage of a gay couple. Austrians Horst Schalk and Johann Kopf argued that the failure to recognise their marriage violated their human rights under article 12 (right to marry), article 14 (prohibition of discrimination), and article 8 (right to private and family life) of the European Convention on…Read More
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UK work permits: new visa rules effective 19 July 2010
UK work permits: new visa rules effective 19 July 2010
As predicted, the government unveiled a new set of rules for people applying for UK work permits on Monday. Effective 19 July 2010, the number of highly skilled migrants applying under tier 1 of the points based system will be capped "at current levels" and the number of points needed by non-EU workers who come to do highly skilled jobs will rise from 95 to 100. Moreover, the number of certificates of sponsorship that licensed employers can…Read More
Thinking about a remortgage? Look no further…
Thinking about a remortgage? Look no further…
Everything you need to know about remortgaging property What is a 'remortgage'? Unlike a second mortgage, where a new lender will take a charge that ranks behind (or in some cases on a par with) your existing mortgage, a remortgage is where you replace your current mortgage loan in its entirety with a new mortgage loan. Why might I want to remortgage? There are a number of reasons why you might want to remortgage. Perhaps…Read More
Could the FA sack Fabio Capello over Stuart Pearce bullying?
Could the FA sack Fabio Capello over Stuart Pearce bullying?
Nicknamed 'Psycho' during his playing career, Stuart Pearce has certainly mellowed as he has gotten older. It's hard to imagine the tough-tackling left-back of yesteryear withdrawing as meekly as he did after Fabio Capello gave him the elbow in South Africa last week . Still, Capello's the boss (at least for the next two weeks) and having served for eight years under Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest — who famously whacked Roy Keane, of all people, in the chops — perhaps Psycho has…Read More
Gender Swap OAP Wins Case To Receive State Pension 5 Years Early
Gender Swap OAP Wins Case To Receive State Pension 5 Years Early
Christine Timbrell, born in 1941 as Christopher Timbrell, has won her discrimination claim against the Department for Work and Pensions after it refused to pay her the state pension at 60 — the age at which women born before 5 April 1950 should receive it. Christine had a sex-change operation in 2000, aged 59. After she turned 60, she asked HM Revenue & Customs to begin paying her state pension. HMRC refused, however, on the ground that…Read More
Doctrinaire Tories Push Ahead With Arbitrary Immigration Cap
Doctrinaire Tories Push Ahead With Arbitrary Immigration Cap
Shortly after the election, the coalition announced it intended to implement an annual cap on the number of non-EU migrants entering the UK. Agreement on a cap represented a major coup for David Cameron as the policy was one of the most publicised pledges in the Conservative party manifesto. Until now it has been unclear what the immigration cap would be or how the Conservatives intend to arrive at a figure without it seeming arbitrary….Read More
New Era In Fight Against Tax Avoidance?
New Era In Fight Against Tax Avoidance?
Alongside the slew of spending cuts this week, the government also announced it intends to do more to combat tax avoidance. One proposal under consideration is a General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR). The idea behind the rule is to forestall efforts to subvert the intention (if not the letter) of UK tax law. As things stand, many tax lawyers and accountants are paid big money to do precisely this — and consequently they've come up with complex, sometimes ingenious, schemes to secure tax advantages…Read More
Unfair Dismissal: Drink Driving Prosecutor Fired For… Drink Driving
Unfair Dismissal: Drink Driving Prosecutor Fired For… Drink Driving
A former criminal prosecutor who helped ensure "Britain's worst drink driver", John Williamson, received a driving ban of "nine lifetimes plus 109 years", has abandoned her claim for unfair dismissal and disability discrimination after she was fired for – yes, you've guessed it – drink driving. Anne Hart, 39, crashed into a parked car in Dundee in July last year with such force that it actually flipped onto its side. Apparently she collided with the vehicle…Read More
Lesbian Teacher Wins £15,000 Constructive Dismissal Claim
Lesbian Teacher Wins £15,000 Constructive Dismissal Claim
A lesbian teacher at Tor Bank School in Dundonald, Belfast has won £15,000 in damages after she alleged the headmaster "bullied and harassed" her over her sexuality after she rebuked his advances. Jill Young, 37, claimed she had no option but to resign over the treatment. Ms Young — a special needs teacher in a civil partnership with another female employee at the school — subsequently claimed constructive dismissal. South Eastern Education and Library Board have agreed to pay her…Read More
Colin Hendry Declared Bankrupt
Colin Hendry Declared Bankrupt
Former Blackburn Rovers defender Colin Hendry – a totemic figure in Scottish football during the 1990s, and nicknamed "Braveheart" by his fellow professionals — has been declared bankrupt by Blackpool County Court. Hendry, 44, of Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, received a demand for payment from his creditors on 12 March. In response, he applied for an Individual Voluntary Arrangement — which would have enabled him to come to a binding agreement to repay the debt over a period of 5-6 years — but this was rejected…Read More


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The Covington Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. will host its first annual Wellness Symposium Saturday, April 23 at Newton High School ...
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Surviving breast cancer is a feat that should be celebrated; that's why Newton Medical Center is hosting an uplifting concert Sunday in honor of those survivors.
Newton County's unemployment rate decreased from 10.6 percent in July to 10 percent in August, according to preliminary figures recently released by the Georgia Department of Labor. This number is down from August of 2011 when the unemployment rate was 11.8.
Residents of Newborn can come out and enjoy a new park, New Town Park.
Today's weather forecast from The National Weather Service calls for patchy fog before 9 a.m. Otherwise, sunny, with a high near 86 and calm winds.
The Newton County Grand Jury investigated Chairman Kathy Morgan's actions in the 2011 Cook Road resurfacing project, and its findings, which were released last week, recommended a change in the policy for road projects and the shifting of the public works department away from the chairman's control.
Livingston Elementary School second-grader Ethan Israel Martinez died from blunt force trauma Sunday, and the father to his baby sister, and mother's live-in boyfriend David Mann Jr., is in the Newton County Jail, facing charges in the murder of the 7 year old.
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As Newton County residents begin to feel autumn's cool breezes, the county's fall calendar heats up with a bevy of events sure to keep the family busy during the season.
In a press conference, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed hopes that an effort to expand the curbside recycling program in Atlanta makes not only the city of Atlanta greener but transforms the state of Georgia into the leading state in the nation with the smallest carbon footprint.
The Newton County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to approve an agreement between the county, the city of Covington and the Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority to fund a supervisory control and data acquisition system at their Sept. 18 board meeting.
A parent of an Indian Creek Middle School student reported her child's phone stolen and that the unknown person who stole the phone was posing terroristic threats on the Internet.
On Sept. 24, 1970, Bobby Gayton stopped drinking and gave his life to Christ. He's been preaching ever since, and our country should be grateful he wasn't required to give his life in Vietnam.
IN BRIEF: Parts of Olde Town Conyers are being transformed into New Orleans as the CW's show "Vampire Diaries" shoots scenes for its fourth season. The shoot, scheduled to run until Friday in Olde Town, will be mainly at night and will shut down parts of some streets at night. Traffic will also be directed during a few times in the day, according to Main Street Conyers' Monica Coffin. Much of the indoor shooting will take place at the Celtic Tavern. Some of the main stars of the hit television show will reportedly be on set for these scenes.
A vehicle fire on I-20 westbound near mile marker 97 has blocked off all but one lane.
His walls were covered with art - a few of his paintings mixed with the works of others - and several pieces were lined up in the foyer, an appropriate look for an aspiring artist and single man.
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