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+ - Why did we move to a new system?
The campus made the decision to move to PeopleSoft back in 2012, when it became obvious that our older systems managing Finance, HR and Student Administration were becoming obsolete.
+ - I don't think this new system is any better than our old system; in fact, it might be worse. Why would we make a change like this?
We are at the beginning of our journey with PeopleSoft, and have not implemented even close to all the functionality that is available to us. Over the coming months and years, we will be implementing other functionality that's available to us that would not have been available in our old systems. This includes things like mobile technology, student planning and advising, and integration with the Blackboard gradebook. We know that the transition is difficult, and we appreciate your patience.
+ - When are we moving to PeopleSoft Campus Solutions?
We will be moving to the new system for the Fall 2015 semester. You'll be able to access it by going to my.chapman.edu either from the Chapman home page, or directly.
+ - I've heard that PeopleSoft will be replacing Blackboard. Is this true?
PeopleSoft will not be replacing Blackboard. Blackboard is Chapman's Learning Management System, while PeopleSoft is used for Administrative purposes. There is some integration between PeopleSoft and Blackboard, in that class rosters are fed from PeopleSoft to Blackboard, but there is no intent to replace Blackboard with PeopleSoft.
+ - What is the difference between PeopleSoft and Campus Solutions?
PeopleSoft is the integrated system Chapman acquired to manage many university computing functions. There are currently three different PeopleSoft modules active on campus. PeopleSoft Financials, PeopleSoft HCM (Human Capital Management/HR) and Campus Solutions. Campus Solutions if the umbrella term for all student related functions – Admission, Financial Aid, Registrar, Student Accounts and Academic Advising.
+ - Is My Window still in use? When do I use My Window vs. My.Chapman.edu?
Mywindow is the current internet portal where you can find a variety of useful resources, including the annual report information, the evaluation calendar, links to various campus constituencies and services including Blackboard, Qualtrics and Peoplesoft Finance, as well as Campus Solutions. The new my.chapman.edu is a self-service portal that provides access to Peoplesoft Campus Solutions for students, faculty and staff, including access to the Faculty Center, used for class rosters and grading.
+ - What is the difference between the Self-Service Portal, the Faculty Center and Advisor Center?
My.Chapman.edu is the Self Service portal used by Faculty, Staff and Students. My Self-Service allows employees to view personal information including payroll and benefits that is maintained on the PeopleSoft HCM system. The Faculty Self-Service link opens the Faculty Center. Within the Faculty Center, you have access to class schedules, class rosters and textbook entry functionality. Advisor Self Service opens the Advisor Center and is available to faculty advisors and academic advisors. The Advisor Center lists your assigned advisees and provides reports and academic information to assist you in advising students as they pursue their degree(s).
+ - I have to log into the VPN to complete expense reports – do I have to use the VPN to enter Campus Solutions?
No. You can access my.chapman.edu from off-campus without using the VPN.
+ - Do students have access to PeopleSoft?
Yes! Students are currently using PeopleSoft/Campus Solutions to register for classes, pay tuition and fees and manage their financial aid awards. Students access the system using my.chapman.edu.
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Mistress Connie, Master Donald and Master Keith provide the music for the feast gathering
Abi & Zoe demonstrate braiding
Two young maids teach us the craft of braiding at Mary Ardens Sheep shearers festival
The Sheep Shearers Feast
Some of the delights that were present to thank the Sheep Shearers for their hard work – and celebrate that shearing is finally over!!
Master Georges Creation
Stick weaving – its harder than you think…….Young George displays his creation at the recent sheep shearers festival
Tudors Alive! – Winnowing
Master Pete helps two young Tudors separate the wheat from the chaff using a winnowing basket.
Master Kit
A Character to watch around the farm……
Day in the life of a Tudor – Fetching Water
Master Charles demonstrates his grumpy character as he is called upon to do 'women's chores'
Tudors Alive! – Tudor Dancing
In our Tudors Alive! experience at Mary Arden's Farm, the children have fun finishing their day with some lively Tudor music and dancing.
Rare Breeds – Longhorn
Ed Noble, Assistant Farm Manager talks about the first of our rare breeds, the Longhorn cow Come along to Mary Arden's, meet Ed and the longhorns and learn more about our 'Crafty Beasts' event in July.

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Canadian Trade Minister Ed Fast sees an ad hoc effort to reduce barriers to trade in services as the jolt it might take to revive the comatose Doha Round of global trade negotiations.
The effort is called the International Services Agreement, an initiative of a couple of dozen rich countries that tired of locking horns with big emerging market countries to expand the World Trade Organization's remit via the Doha talks. Canada is among the vanguard, as the Harper government puts freer trade at the centre of its economic agenda.
Also among the breakaway group is the United States, New Zealand and the members of the European Union. Their goal is to agree on a set of rules that would make it easier for banks, insurers, engineering firms and other service providers to win business in the participating nations.
The stakes could be significant. Data on services trade aren't as plentiful as measures of trade in goods. However, services account for 68 per cent of global gross domestic product, according to a report by the Peterson Institute for International Economics. In the case of Canada, services account for 71 per cent of GDP and four of every five jobs, Mr. Fast told a conference in Washington Wednesday.
"We need this sooner rather than later," Mr. Fast said in an interview later. "All of our economies need that boost that the elimination of barriers within services that trade represents. Timeliness and ambition are the two important factors as we move forward."
Mr. Fast declined to suggest a timeframe for completing talks on services. That could be because negotiations remain at an early stage. Trade ambassadors at the Geneva-based WTO got the idea off the ground early this year, yet they still are working on draft agreement that could be used as basis for more formal negotiations. The effort also faces opposition from countries such as China, India and Brazil, which accuse Canada and its partners in the International Services Agreement of undermining multi-lateral negotiations.
Mr. Fast insists Canada remains fully committed to the WTO.
"The hope is, once concluded, our services agreement can form the basis of attracting the remaining members of the WTO family to join that agreement," he said. "What we see happening is this agreement will lead the way."
But he little regard for the Doha talks as they stand now, suggesting there's too little at stake to motivate countries to set aside domestic agendas in favour of a greater good. Mr. Fast insisted that the International Services Agreement must aim higher.
"What we don't want to do is repeat the experience we've had within the Doha Round, where, because of a lack of ambition amongst the partners, very little if any progress has been made for many, many years," he said in the interview. "The partners we have at the table right now…all share a very high level of ambition and also commitment to getting a deal done quickly."Report Typo/Error
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Why a French dinner always involves offal or stinky cheese
They see animals primarily as nourishment whereas we anthropomorphize them: Larry the Lamb, Watership Down, Bambi, Babe!
The French butchers still sell horse meat (heave) and you need guts of steel to actually buy meat across the counter.
A strung out rabbit or a headless chicken usually catch my eye, curbing my desire to cook meat. I usually end up buying mince as it does not look like flesh.
They also love anything 'high' or odiferous - overripe cheese, overhung meat, strong smelling artichokes, over-garlicky pate.
There is nothing subtle about traditional French fayre. Especially 6 hours later when it is best to be a couple meters away from your nearest and dearest.
We were invited to one such dinner, in the Batignolles - the crustier end of the 17th district. I knew I had a culinary battle ahead no sooner had I seen the miniature Napoleon soldiers in the hallway.
The phallic saucission lying on the table next to a bottle of red wine as our aperitif was another strong clue.
We sat in the creaky antique chairs and chatted about school system - I of course championed alternative Steiner approach. Though my beau said that a friend had sent his son to Steiner and he still could not read.
Our hosts ushered us gracefully to the table. Dinner, they said, was informal and so it was, In a kitchen that made ours look like a laboratory, they had all sorts of pots and pans laying about. A noisy boiler interrupted conversation and the mop next to our table gave the proceedings a distinctly "rustic" feel.
The menu could not have been more Gallic and wind-inducing: French onion soup followed by boiled ham and rabbit pate.
The pate was made by our host and he tool great pleasure in describing how he liked to skin the rabbits in the kitchen while listening to classical music. The whole thing sounded a bit "Hannibal Lecter" to me.
We wound d the meal down with the smelliest cheese - one apparently still knocking around from last Christmas.
The piece de resistance, however, was the desert: a simple enough fruit salad but alongside a bottle of Gran Marnier. It gave the fruit a wicked kick.
Our hosts served the salad with homemade peanut brittle made of purest butter and cruchiest of peanuts. Delightful but I wondered how long I would have to train to burn off the huge amounts of calories I'd just consumed.
After dinner we retired to the salon where conversation was also wonderfully vintage.
We delved into the past and debated the English and French monarchy. I decided I was a royalist. I could not understand why anyone would want to celebrate the death of the beautiful cultured people on the 14th July.
I bemoaned the absence of fine furniture in Versailles - I though the revolutionaries had pillaged it but apparently the finest pieces are in Buckingham Palace! Naughty Queen.
We also discussed the ever present question in every French person's mind - would you have been in the resistance or a collaborator in the Second World War?
I was convinced our home had been a refuge for the resistance - our cellar had a conspiratorial air. I wondered if the French would have come to save us Brits, if it had been we who'd been invaded and not them? Probably a question best left unanswered.
We left sated and bloated from conversation as much as food & drink.
My beau and I are definitely hybrid-Europeans - my beau has none of the gory habits of the Galls and I'm not a stuffy, toffee-nosed Anglo Saxon when it comes to food.
I've mellowed his wayward passions as much as he's liberated me from my ever-so British sense of order.
Vive entente cordiale!
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German singing sensation Nicki, born Doris Hrda, was discovered when she was only 16 years old by producer and songwriter Gog Seidl, and she signed her first record contract shortly after. In 1983 her debut single, with lyrics in the Bavarian dialect (a tradition she continued throughout her career), "Servus, Mach's Guat," came out, followed by the full-length Servus Nicki in 1984. Releasing nearly an album a year for the next decade, Nicki made her name known with songs like "So a Wunder," "Wegen Dir," "Mei Schönster Traum," "I Bin a Bayerisches Cowgirl," "Samstag Nacht," "Doch die Zeit Bleibt Steh'n," and "Du Bist in Meiner Macht" and records like Ganz Oder Gar Net and Immer Mehr. While the singer's work definitely fit strongly into synth-filled Europop, she and her songwriters also experimented with Motown soul, country, and calypso, among others, styles that were all found on Nicki's 2006 release, I Gib Wieder Gas, which came out after a long break from the music industry as an attempt to restart her career. ~ Marisa Brown
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Rinse the pork under cold running water and pat dry with paper towels. Transfer to resealable bag and place in a large bowl. In another bowl, combine 250 ml (1 cup) wine, white wine vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, bay leaves, 2 ml (1/2 tsp) pimento paste, 1 ml (1/4 tsp) paprika, peppercorns, cloves and piri-piri sauce. Pour over the pork and seal the bag; turn to coat well. Refrigerate for at least 8 hours or overnight, turning several times. Bring to room temperature for 30 minutes before cooking.
Remove the pork from the marinade, letting the excess drip off. (If barbecuing, reserve and strain the marinade; otherwise discard.) Pat the pork dry with paper towels.
In a skillet, heat the lard over medium-high heat until melted. Cook the pork, in batches, for about 2 minutes per side, until golden brown. (If barbecuing, grill the pork on medium or 10 to 15 cm, 4 to 6 inches, from medium-hot coals, brushing occasionally with reserved marinade, for 3 to 4 minutes per side, until brown.) Transfer the pork to a plate and keep warm.
Drain all the fat from the skillet and pour in the remaining 60 ml (1/4 cup) wine, 1 ml (1 tsp) pimento paste, 1 ml (1/4 tsp) paprika, and salt and pepper. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring to scrape up any brown bits from the bottom of the pan. Add the pork pieces, reduce the heat to low, cover and cook for 1 to 2 minutes, until the pork juices run clear. Transfer the pork to a serving dish. Using a spoon, degrease the pan juices and drizzle the sauce over the pork.
Tester's notes: This dish had an incredible flavour, and not just from the fearless amount of garlic. If you tend to think of the bay leaf as an aimless herb you occasionally have to pick out of your beef stew, the subtle green flavour in this marinade will be a revelation. Buy fresh bay leaves, if you can find them, or, if using dried, make sure they are still aromatic. I found the lean pork loin I used was tasty but could have been more tender — I will probably look for more marbled meat next time.
— Excerpted from Pimentos & Piri Piri: Portuguese Comfort Cooking, by Carla Azevedo, Whitecap Books
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$1 million gift boosts St. Charles Cancer Center plans
Oncology wing named in memory of Margaret Schwab Denton
BEND, Ore. - St. Charles Cancer Center announced Monday the naming of its new medical oncology wing to honor former Crook County resident, grandmother and philanthropist Margaret Schwab Denton in appreciation of a $1 million gift from her family and Les Schwab Tire Centers.
"We are deeply grateful to the Les Schwab family for their charitable spirit and the confidence they have shown in St. Charles," said Lisa Dobey, executive director of the St. Charles Foundation.
"Their gift, combined with the generosity of our entire community, enables us to build a cancer center that for generations to come will provide the highest standards of care and best outcomes for people facing cancer."
The Les Schwab Medical Oncology Wing, in honor of Margaret Schwab Denton, is named in memory of Denton — one of two children born to Les and Dorothy Schwab — who died Sept. 8, 2005, at the age of 53 after a two-year fight with colon cancer.
Denton was taught by her parents to care deeply for her family and community; people were drawn to her kindness and her grace, but also to her passion to make change.
She sat on the board of directors of Les Schwab Tire Centers. She also helped start the Prineville branch of the Boys & Girls Club of Central Oregon and served on the board of the Perrin Foundation, a trust that awards college scholarships to students pursuing careers in business.
Even as she battled cancer, Denton recognized the benefits of being near family in a comfortable environment while receiving care. It was important to Denton that she be able to enjoy her grandchildren while she underwent treatment.
Les Schwab Tire Centers' donation in her name will make a new caliber of care available for Central and Eastern Oregonians while they, too, stay close to home, St. Charles Health System officials said.
"It was important to my mother to remain close to her family throughout her treatment. The new St. Charles Cancer Center gives hundreds of local cancer patients that opportunity," said Leslie Tuftin, Denton's daughter. "Making this new oncology wing a reality would make her proud. Les Schwab Tire Centers is pleased to make this contribution to our community in her honor."
With the Les Schwab family gift — the lead gift in the cancer center campaign — the St. Charles Foundation has reached the halfway point in its $5.7 million fundraising effort. All of the money will go toward the estimated $12.9 million expansion and integration of the St. Charles Cancer Center.
Designed from the ground up with patient, family, staff and community input, the 16,000-square-foot facility will focus on taking a true patient-centric approach to treatment with everything—oncology, radiology and complementary therapies—housed under one roof.
"Building an integrated cancer center where patients receive all of the care and services they need in one location is a crucial step toward improving the health of our community," said Dr. Linyee Chang, medical director of the St. Charles Cancer Center. "Cancer care starts with community education, screenings, diagnosis, treatment, recovery and long-term survivorship. This facility encompasses it all."


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While dining with an American couple, I mentioned that I would be adding an 18 per cent tip, knocking down my customary 20 per cent a little due to the poor service. Well, you would have thought I had announced my support for Syria's Bashar al-Assad. I was informed that it is now customary at better restaurants in the U.S. to tip a minimum of 20 per cent.
For many Canadians, Canada Day is the beginning of their vacation. What will you do? Where will you go to unplug & reconnect? Whenever I participate on call-in shows, the most popular questions that I receive, are usually about tipping etiquette. Canadians from coast-to-coast want to know; to give or not to give and how much.
Going against North American restaurant norms, an Australian sushi restaurant has banned tipping. The restaurant compensates by paying their staff higher wages and making the menu slightly more expensive, as is done in Japan. As a Canadian working as a server in Australia, there are many reasons this policy should be adopted worldwide.


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Indigo Development Contracting Ltd are an award winning independent development and contracting company specialising in high quality new build and refurbishment works. The company, based in Wimbledon, is wholly owned and run by Alain Goma and Martin Down.
Our principle aim is providing our clients with a service that gives them workmanship of the highest level, ensuring their wishes are uppermost in the thoughts of everybody involved in the project from the designers through to the personnel on site. We achieve this by working with only our proven team of architects, engineers and cost planners alongside our team of highly skilled and experienced subcontractors and reliable suppliers.


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|I have a 5 year old GE Nautilus dishwasher that was built-in during construction of my condo. I looked for a model number, and despite pulling the machine out of the cabinet, was unable to find one. I did find this number on a blue and white sticker inside the door: 165D5450P004 - but that looks more like a part number than a model number. The units were bought wholesale by the builder - which usually means "builder grade"
Anyway, the machine has started leaving this gritty, almost sandy-looking gunk on everything. It doesn't *appear* to be related to the food that was on the dishes, either (which is disturbing). After about 20 loads like this, my wife demanded I look into it.
So, I checked all the obvious stuff. The drain grill at the bottom was unobstructed, and appeared fairly clean. The rubber hose/pipe at the bottom was black with "gunk", but was unobstructed. (I took the opportunity to clean all the parts thoroughly with soap and water before reassembling)
I did notice that the sprayer arm assembly was slightly broken. One of the clips that holds it down (and keeps it from flying off) was broken off - so there was only one clip left. However, I decided to go ahead and check everything else anyway.
I checked the intake hose & solenoid valve with no problem. The intake hose is bringing in clear, fresh water, and the solenoid valve for the water intake is fine, as is the float switch. The unit is definitely filling properly - I checked it by letting it go through a partial cycle empty, and opening the door. There was plenty of water in the bottom.
I also checked the solenoid valve for the drain, and it works fine as well. I manually engaged the drain (with the power off), and the movement was fine. I later powered the solenoid, and it was able to open the valve easily.
Before tackling the pump assembly, I checked the drain valve by running hot water through it. The drain hose was unobstructed, and the water went through just fine. In fact, it wasn't even terribly dirty to begin with.
After all that, I checked the pump assembly. The motor turned freely, and operated normally when the unit was powered. I also checked with the sprayer arm off, and it is DEFINITELY pumping some serious water. (it's about 5x as loud with all the water hitting the ceiling of the unit.)
Since it only involved three bolts, I removed the pump assembly, and checked the filter. There was a bit of string wrapped around the impeller shaft, but it was pretty minimal, and the pump shaft turned freely. I went ahead and disassembled the pump, and checked the impeller and rubber seal - both of which appeared fine. (I had hypothesized that maybe the impeller was grinding away at something, and that's what the grit was...)
So, just to be sure, I finished by checked the dishwasher timer and option switches, and they all ohmed out just fine. There doesn't appear to be anything electrically wrong with the dishwasher, and after disassembling the pump and intake/drain bits, nothing mechanically wrong either.
In fact, the only thing "wrong" I found was that one of the retaining clips that hold the sprayer arm was broken off - so that there was only one clip holding the sprayer arm down.
This was suspicious, as the underside of the arm was coated in the gunk that we have been finding on the dishes - but a quick examination showed that the holes weren't clogged. (I sprayed some water through it to check)
So, my new theory is that with only one clip, the pressure of the water is causing it to tilt to one side, and get stuck. On that theory, I ordered a new sprayer arm assembly.
I also noticed that this dishwasher didn't have a true macerator blade on the pump filter - using a bit of stiff wire instead. (these were "builder grade" appliances...) Since I managed to damage the tabs on the filter getting it off, I ordered a replacement impeller/filter/macerator kit as well.
The only other variable is that my wife uses Cascade liquid gel. I understand that some gels can occasionally cause problems, but a gritty residue? (and a dish soap DESIGNED for dishwashers?)
Any ideas on what could be causing the grit?
Also, does anyone have an exploded view of how to reassemble the impeller filter assembly? I forgot to note how the metal ring and the plastic ring fit in. (I tried every possible combination until I found one that didn't result in loud noises or the pump motor failing to turn - so I assume it's right, but I'd like to check)


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I love margaritas and it's time I learned to make them at home. Please give me your best margarita recipe. Thanks so much.
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I love margaritas and it's time I learned to make them at home. Please give me your best margarita recipe. Thanks so much.
I can't help you with the recipe BUT I will share a secret with you. A friend of mine turned me on to this .... drop a piemento stuffed green olive in your Marg! HONEST!! I'm talking about the regular Marg - not the "frozen" ones - the real one with salt around the rim. The sourness/saltiness of the Marg goes perfect with the Olive, and the Olive is SO YUMMY when it's been drinking for a while!!!
Last year at a resort in Jamaica I was drinking them. This year when I went back, the bar tender (who we became friends with, and remain friends with) is now serving Marg's with Olives "Sue style". Said his customers think he's nuts at first, then they try them and they're amazed.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
Thanks for the tip. Sounds delish.
One part frozen limeade, one part tequila, two parts Sprite or Mountain Dew. (for instance, 6 oz frozen limeade, 6 oz tequila, and 12 oz Sprite or Mountain Dew). I use diet drinks - I know you're not supposed to, but there's so much sugar in the limeade, I figure it offsets the alcohol enough! The sodas should be cold. Stir and serve over ice. Simple and yummy. Enjoy!
We love margaritas, and this summer my DH perfected this recipe (in my opinion).
Prepare the glasses by moistening the rim with lime rind then dip it in a 1/2 and 1/2 mixture of sea salt and sugar. This makes so much difference! We keep a small jar of the mix in the pantry and pour out a little into a saucer as needed.
Prepare a simple syrup by boiling equal parts water and white sugar. Keep it in a bottle in the fridge. It keeps well for weeks.
In a strong blender: pour 8 ice cubes, juice of 1 large lime or 2 small limes, 1 large jigger (1 1/2 oz) Grand Marnier or Cointreau, 2 jiggers (3 oz) silver tequila, 2 jiggers simple syrup. Blend well until frothy. Pour into prepared glasses. Makes two drinks.
If you want the margarita on the rocks, just stir together and pour over the ice. If you prefer the drink more sweet or less sweet, adjust the simple syrup accordingly.
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Thank you dreamquilter and quilter1. That's exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate your recipes.
Thanks - this sounds yummy. Gonna try this one.
Is anyone interested in a Jalapeno Margarita. We have a recipe for one that is really really good! Takes a bit of prep time before hand, but sooooo worth it.
Threw a margarita tasting party for cinco de mayo a few years back .... This recipe won hands down as the best. Be careful tho as it will knock your socks off...


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It's early days at the Leveson inquiry, but some pointers have already emerged. First, the conduct of a section of the British press would be unacceptable in any civilised society. Second, the Press Complaints Commission has been largely ineffective. Third, all the witnesses who have so far appeared have made it clear they greatly value a free press.
So how do we stop the outrageous abuse we heard about last week yet keep a free press? A good starting point might be to separate rule-making from rule enforcement. Imagine today's PCC as the rule-maker. There's not much wrong with its code. The problem is the almost complete absence of enforcement. The PCC cannot enforce its rules, it can only ask nicely. But rules that are not enforced are no rules at all.
Enforcement of existing rules by a new body would have no effect on serious journalism or on local newspapers. But it would put a stop to almost the entire range of tabloid misconduct including interference with children, pursuit, intrusion into grief, bugging, secret filming and so on. None of these are allowed under the PCC code without a justified public interest. The rules are there. They just need enforcement.
Effective enforcement would require a statutory backstop. Otherwise a newspaper could simply opt out, as the Express and the Star already have done, from the PCC. But statutory powers do not equal state control. The rules are those the newspaper editors themselves have devised. They have nothing to do with the state.
An enforcement body should be able to initiate proceedings without waiting for a complaint. It should also be able to compel mediation. Only if mediation fails should enforcement be considered. It would need the power to fine, also to order an immediate correction (specifying position, prominence and wording). In appropriate circumstances it should be able to require newspapers to leave an individual or family alone as well as ban material from a picture agency that ignored such an order. Deciding whether a breach of privacy should be published at all would be a vital part of its function.
Ideally, the procedure would be informal, involving only an adjudicator, the journalist and the story's subject. In most cases it might even be possible to operate without lawyers, particularly in the mediation phase. If the principle were accepted, it would be necessary to look carefully at the detail, particularly the relationship between this body and the high court. But the basic idea of an independent body with simplified procedures available free of charge must surely be the starting point. It would be rough and ready compared to the luxurious complexity we have now, but what good is luxury if nobody can afford it?
The independent adjudicators would need knowledge of the law and journalism. Such people do exist, for example the academics who teach journalism in our universities. Provided neither government nor media could influence the selection process, almost any qualified person would be better placed to reach a fair decision than a tabloid editor under pressure to sell his paper. But this could also be of great help to an editor who was unsure about the legitimacy of his story. In a difficult case he could apply to the body and then, with its agreement, publish without any legal risk. This would be particularly valuable for local newspapers.
Do we also need new rules? This will become clearer as the inquiry progresses but two areas seem to need attention. First, the case for legitimising publication of certain kinds of information which would currently be illegal, provided the public interest is strong enough. Second, a requirement to give notice of a story likely to invade privacy and cause distress to an individual or his family. In both cases independent assessment is needed before publication because once published it's too late to do anything.
Some journalists claim breach of privacy does not really matter, particularly if you are a celeb. Well, it does matter. An invasion of privacy is worse than burglary. After a burglary, damage can be repaired and possessions can be replaced. But privacy can never be restored. Worse, the private information becomes freely available on the internet. It's as if burglars left behind an open window allowing the world into your home permanently.
If someone breaks into your house, you call the police. They arrest him. They don't ask whether you are rich. Similarly, properly enforced privacy laws should protect you irrespective of your means.
The final difficulty for the Leveson inquiry may be the internet. Clearly, a newspaper that puts unlawful images on the internet should be responsible for removing them. It should not be left to the victim. At the moment, some enthusiasts want the internet to remain a sort of wild west. But it is absurd to suggest that a huge and growing area of commerce and human interaction can exist outside the law. The search engines and service providers are subject to the same laws as the rest of us. Just as a shopkeeper is responsible for what he sells, they are responsible for what they deliver. It is irrational (and ultimately futile) to try to exclude the internet from the rule of law.
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Just wondering if anyone uses a pneumatic palm nailer for putting hive bodies together. Right now I don't want to use a large nail gun as I feel I will end up shooting a nail out the side into my hand.
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Just wondering if anyone uses a pneumatic palm nailer for putting hive bodies together. Right now I don't want to use a large nail gun as I feel I will end up shooting a nail out the side into my hand.
Thanks in advance,
Nick Hubbell
My wife got me one for Christmas and I kept wondering what on earth to use it for. Other than we have a huge deck to build this summer and it should come in handy nailing in joist hangers. Then I thought... how about nailing supers? My nail gun only goes down to 8d nails, which are really too large for 3/4" thick box lumber. Thought about it, but haven't used the palm nailer yet on boxes. A friend is trying to convince me to use screws instead of nails.
Don't confuse me with facts... my mind is made up.
Probably a little overkill to use one. We used them to drive 16" ringshank polebarn nails especially if it's a tight space and they work good. For small nails they just are not a good tool. I understand your feelings about shooting yourself - those little guys hurt. Whenever we get a new kid on our building crew I tell them it's not if you shoot yourself, it's when. They watch out for a while then forget to watch where their hands are in relation to the work and out comes the first aid kit. Most of the time it's only a nick (like a splinter) but scares them into watching a little more closely. There is something in the glue that they use that is almost guarenteed to cause the wounds to fester - hurts more the next day than the day you do it. Believe it or not I actually had one fellow shoot himself in the behind once - to this day I have not figured that one out. Needless to say he got to put on his own bandaid. All that being said if you watch your hands before you pull the trigger they are pretty safe.
Decking screws might be a better fit for you than a palm nailer if your dead set against an airgun or hand drives. They hold like the dickens, tend not to go places you go not want them and can go pretty fast and easy with a little practice.
Get yourself one of these sweet little gems and use 2" deck screws with a little Titebond III in the joints.
Who knew building boxes could be so fun!
I use a brad nailer for my frames and I am looking at a stapler as well. Another issue I have is that my hands are not all that good anymore. I have times that my hand will lock up if I use a hammer, screwdriver, etc for an extended amount of time. I almost drove a 1-1/4" brad nail into my hand when it bend out the side on a frame.
I did end up getting the palm nailer. Did a good job putting the nails in. Not much faster than a hammer, but saves a bit on the wrist. I am watching a pawn shop right now that has what looks like a new nailer on the shelf. Just waiting for them to clearance it out (assuming I am there when they do). Seems they are going out of business and things are being marked down.
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The reason I went to the Dewalt Impact Driver (I displayed in post #4) was that my hands cramp up using a hammer as well. The impact driver actually hammers the screw in while it's turning it so it's less trauma than a regular screw driver. It's also a very light too so you can use it for extended periods without fatigue. It's sorta like a palm nailer for screws except with a handle.
I believe screws are much better for building boxes because it pulls the joint tight so the glue can have a "tite bond".
My wife also got me an impact driver for Christmas. I have used the daylights out of it already. The palm nailer might look new for a long time as I can't seem to find many uses for it, but don't want to discourage her from those kind of purhcases for me. Every time she comes home with some tool for me, I just smile and say "oh, thank you, Baby!" The palm nailer might come in handy when the new deck gets done this summer. It should help with driving nails for the joist hangers in some tight spots.
I bought the Makita cordless set with impact driver and drill. They are the most reached for tools in my shop. Impact driver, titebond waterproof glue and Power Pro deck screws which need no pre-drilling make fast work of any project. I've been building lots of boxes with rabbet joints and have full confidence in the joint strength.


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Ben Stiller is happy behind or in front of the camera, and is looking forward to doing more directing in the future — and we're hoping he does. He completely wow'd in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty! He spoke with HollywoodLife.com exclusively about what it is about directing that he loves.
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However, he absolutely loved working with Kristen Wiig — and we're not surprised! She's absolutely hilarious.
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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - June 5, 1890, Salem, Ohio FHE SALEM DAILY NEWS. L. II. NO. 132. SALEM. OHIO, THURSDAY. JUNE 5. 1890. TWO CENTS. of Alabama, Succeeds! Mr Turuin air. iurpui e of Representatives Aftei Debate ami a Strict Party Vote. Uctter on t'ie Sea- tl in liy t v. June n Osbornc, a, yev.eri'.ay j.r.-foateil the pnn ou ihe Army Ajjpropmiiou b'.ll. i-1-iu-.e of the bJ'., a- i as by Mr. Holman as a-ramst enlisted men. nf South Dakota, opposed the lou. 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The Thomas–Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (TKI) is a conflict style inventory, which is a tool developed to measure an individual's response to conflict situations.
A number of conflict style inventories have been in active use since the 1960s. Most of them are based on the managerial grid developed by Robert R. Blake and Jane Mouton in their Managerial Grid Model. The Blake and Mouton model uses two axes: "concern for people" is plotted using the vertical axis and "concern for task" along the horizontal axis. Each axis has a numerical scale of 1 to 9. These axes interact so as to diagram five different styles of management. This grid posits the interaction of task with relationship and shows that according to how people value these, there are five basic ways of interacting with others.
In 1974, Kenneth W.Thomas and Ralph H. Kilmann introduced their Thomas–Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (Tuxedo NY: Xicom, 1974). In 1999, CPP, Inc. (Mountain View, CA) acquired Xicom and is now the sole publisher and international distributor of the TKI. The TKI popularized conflict style inventories and, according to the publisher's website, there have been over five million copies published, making it the best known of the commercial conflict style inventories.[1]
The Thomas–Kilmann Conflict Mode instrument consists of thirty pairs of statements. For each pair, the respondent must choose either the A or B item (for example, one item depicts collaborating while the other item describes avoiding). Each pair of statements was specifically designed, through a multi-stage research process, to be equal in social desirability.
The TKI uses two axes (influenced by the Mouton and Blake axes) called "assertiveness" and "cooperativeness." The TKI identifies five different styles of conflict: Competing (assertive, uncooperative), Avoiding (unassertive, uncooperative), Accommodating (unassertive, cooperative), Collaborating (assertive, cooperative), and Compromising (intermediate assertiveness and cooperativeness). There are some seemingly obvious, but difficult to support, similarities between anger resolution-management style ideas with other tools and theories, such as DISC assessment, Social styles, and even the theory of Five Temperaments, which is based in the theories of ancient Greece.
The TKI can be quickly administered and interpreted, requiring about 15 minutes to answer the questions and about an hour for interpretation by a trainer. Interpretation materials help respondents identify the appropriate use of the styles and help them become more comfortable with styles they are less familiar with. The TKI is widely known and is available in English, French, Danish, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese versions.
Compared to some other conflict Instruments, the TKI has shown that it reduces the social desirability bias from over 90% to less than 20%. Also, other instruments that do not use a forced-choice format may inadvertently confuse the frequency of using each mode with the amount of conflict in the situation.[2]
Some respondents can find the forced choice style of questionnaire to be frustrating, but this could be a result of minimized social desirability bias (making it difficult to choose the answer that "looks" better).
- ^ "CPP TKI page". Retrieved 14 November 2010.
- ^ Kilmann, Ralph; Kenneth W. Thomas (1977). "Developing a Forced-Choice Measure of Conflict-Handling Behavior: The "MODE" Instrument". Educational and Psychological Measurement. 37: 309. doi:10.1177/001316447703700204.


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A very interesting week in Thailand!
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I bet you're all really, really, really, really, REALLY excited about christmas aren't you? :) I am! I'm really hoping Santa finds me in Thailand!
I've had a really relaxing, but very interesting week in Thailand. Most of it was spent up in the north in Chiang Mai, but I came back down to Bangkok (on a very uncomfortable, cold train!) on Sunday. My friends and I went to a HUGE weekend market called Chatuchak on Sunday afternoon. It's so big that every weekend about four hundred thousand people go shopping there! That's a lot of people! You can buy anything from clothes, to chopsticks, to all kinds of food and drink, and even puppies and kittens! (I didn't buy a puppy, I didn't think it would fit in my backpack!). http://chatuchak.org/photo_gallery/index.html
Up in Chiang Mai I went and stayed at a temple for two whole days, to learn about meditation from Buddhist monks! Does everyone know what meditation is? I wasn't too sure so don't feel bad if you don't know! The monks taught us that meditation is kind of like exercising your mind, just like we exercise our body. Lots of people use meditation to also give their mind a rest. The monks taught us a very simple way of meditating. We sat on the ground with our legs crossed, our hands on our knees, and our eyes closed. When we breathed in, we said "in" in our head, and when we breathed out, we said "out" in our head. We would do this for about ten minutes at a time, and it's much more difficult than it sounds! Try to only think about saying "in" or "out" - you'll find lots of other things pop into your brain and make you forget what you're doing! The monks call this "monkey mind" which I thought was very funny. I have a monkey mind!
The monks also taught us a little about Buddhism. They taught us that Buddhism is more of a philosophy than a religion, meaning they don't worship or pray to a god
I also went to my first ever Tai Chi class in Chiang Mai. Tai Chi is a martial art, like karate, but it's much slower and calmer than karate. It's about relaxing, instead of fighting. I was wandering past a temple and a group of people were about to start a class, and invited me to join, so I did! I really enjoyed it, and felt like it was a very good way to stretch! If you've never seen Tai Chi before, here's a video for you to check out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8l7ddIpnac&feature=related Give it a try!
I'm in Bangkok for three more days, and then I'm going to the south of Thailand to celebrate christmas on an island called Ko Samui. I'm going to spend christmas on the beach! Very strange!
Merry, merry, merry christmas to everyone. Enjoy your holidays and I hope you have a white christmas!
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Health & Harmony
It takes courage to live your life with intention and purpose. It takes self-reflection to begin to understand who you are, what your needs are, what your dreams are. It takes awareness to look at the underpinnings of your life and watch the drama unfold as each day opens and closes. It takes patience to allow the process to be. It takes understanding to unravel the plot. It takes forgiveness to let the characters develop. It takes compassion to live through the twists and turns that life offers.
As we rush through our days seemingly blissfully
unaware, we are often reminded that something is askew in our lives when our trusty bodies send us signs through symptoms including pain, discomfort, irritability or overt disease.
Functional syndromes like colds, allergies, repeated infections, lethargy, mood swings and sleep disturbances can be signs of an immune system that is exhausted. We can call these immune deficiency or we can call these burn-outs.
In my practice, I see a majority of cases where the person "just can't seem to shake it." Asymptom never quite gets better or goes away and then comes back in one form or another. The person just never feels well enough. Or good enough. Many of us simply are in constant overdrive. One would think that during the summer months you would see less of this, as relaxing becomes a paramount effort. That is the point, effort. We are constantly "on," especially in the summer when the longer hours of daylight and the freedom of vacation gives us ample time to do more of the things we didn't have time for. We eat more, drink more, go more places, do more things.
The typical patient at this time of year presents with chronic cough, summer cold, muscle and joint aches, sleep disturbances and general fatigue.
While I do treat each patient individually with respect to their issues, one theme prevails. SLOW DOWN. The enjoyment of life is in the savoring of each moment as it unfolds. The way in which we experience each moment builds a repertoire of sensations that feed our entire being. These sensations are stored as memories that we can access when decisions need to be made or action needs to be taken. When we have experienced the moments rightly we have a solid base of experiential data to draw upon. This builds self-confidence and trust in our abilities. This gives us successful responses to everyday situations. This data bank of experiences gives us feedback when a health issue arises. We can better determine the "who, what, when, where and why's" of a symptom or illness. We can define patterns. We can become partners in our healing process along with our doctor. We can become co-creators of our health.
It takes courage to live in the present moment. Sometimes it may mean that you have to say "No." You do not have to do it all or do everything that someone asks you to. Be discerning. Do only that which serves you and your family well. It may, and necessarily must, include service to others, but all in right proportion. When you feel that you are having trouble saying "no," use this line that a dear family friend taught me…. "Why don't we let someone else have the opportunity to serve?"
Enjoy this moment for it will never come again. Create the next moment with intention and purpose and you will surely have health and harmony.


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BCAC 2003 Little League Final Registration
The BCAC Jamaica Bay Little League will be holding two additional registrations for the 2003 season. If you have not registered yet for the 2003 season you will have to register on Saturday March 8th 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. or Sunday March 9th 9:00 a.m to 11 a.m. Registration will be held at the BCAC Memorial Field house located on 1st Rd and Cross Bay Blvd.
This will be the final registration for the 2003 season and any players wishing to register after this date will be put on a waiting list. Boys and Girls between the ages of 4 through 16 may register. Check or money order will only be accepted. The BCAC can be contacted at 718 318 0600 or at our web site at www.eteamz.com/bcac.


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Lead The Way EP
Kabaka Pyramid
Bebble Rock Music
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One of the most interesting and thus also most anticipated uprising Jamaican artists goes by the name of Kabaka Pyramid. Born Keron Salmon, Kabaka Pyramid is a multi-talented artist and producer hailing from the streets of Kingston, Jamaica. The name "Kabaka" is Ugandan for "King" and the long lasting survival of the Pyramids of ancient Africa represent his desire for longevity in the music and deep connection to Kemetic roots; leaving messages for generations to come.
Kabaka Pyramid's passion for music began at an early age when he would change the lyrics to popular songs and record his own version on his mother's tape recorder. What began as a humorous venture was actually a stepping-stone for this artist. Reggae music has always been a strong influence on the Kingstonian lyricist with Sizzla Kalongi and Peter Tosh providing a great source of spiritual inspiration in his life. During high school hip-hop music also captivated him; reciting his favorite Canibus lines constantly with Nas and Common serving as great examples of the success of conscious music. Kabaka Pyramid spent his early years as a rapper to underground success. With projects such as DJ Green Lantern's Mixtape "Myspace Invasion" as well as two Mixtapes for himself, "The Transition Vols 1 and 2", and a collaboration album called "Bebble Business", he cemented himself as an artist with deep spiritual messages and proven lyrical ability and was instrumental in raising the bar on the standard of hip-hop in Jamaica.
Kabaka Pyramid also released a few reggae and dancehall tracks including "Carry On" and "Never Be The Same" and achieved chart success in Bermuda with the track "Love Is All I See" featuring local artist Ashanti. Also as a producer he saw chart success in the Bahamas for "Dead Man Walking". In July 2011 he released his "Rebel Music" EP free to the public. This project, a fusion of roots rock, reggae, dancehall and hip-hop, made waves in the global landscape, particularly Europe and North America. With the release of singles such as "Free From Chains", "I Alone", "Ready Fi Di Road", "No Capitalist" and "King Kabaka" as well as music videos for the popular "Free From Chains", "King Kabaka", "High And Windy", Kabaka Pyramid is being touted by many as strong part of a new wave of powerful artists coming out of Jamaica.
With the release of the compilation EP "Lead the Way", which features multiple fan favourites that have been re-mastered and re-packaged as well as brand new material, Kabaka Pyramid shows his growth over the past years. Included are collaborations with Tarrus Riley, Protoje and Shanique Marie and tracks produced and released locally and internationally by production camps such as Chimney Records, DJ Smurf's 12 to 12 Productions, Zincfence Records, Digital Vibez, Equiknoxx Music, Israel Records, Green Lion, Irievibrations, Roots and Harmony, Flash Hit Records, Union World Music, and of course Bebble Rock Music alongside Lewis Planter.
The Irievibrations produced "Lead The Way" on the "Rub-A-Dub Market" riddim gets things started in real fine style. However, although this first track is a solid effort, it's outmatched by the awesome single "Teach Di Youth". Killer tune with great lyrical content. And more reggae niceness drops with "No Capitalist" on Chimney Records' "Tropical Escape" riddim. The collaboration with Shanique Marie called "This Must be Love" is a nice tune with Kabaka Pyramid's vocal delivery being slightly reminiscent of Beenie Man. In all a very entertaining and noteworthy opening part of this set.
The mood and vibe change drastically with the 2012 released hip-hop fueled "King Kabaka" and "Liberal Opposer" on Green Lion Crew's "Rough Road" riddim, which fuses reggae, dancehall, dub, hip hop and dubstep. It shows Kabaka Pyramid's versatility when it comes to expertly handle other genres, but most likely it won't appeal to avid reggae fans. For them "No Cliché", underpinned by a new version of the "Heavenless" riddim, is a welcome return to reggae music (although with an old skool dancehall flavour). The awesome "Herb Defenda" is a prime example of what some call "reggae revival". To the latter is often referred when it comes to music delivered by new Jamaica-born conscious artists such as Protoje, Jah9, Raging Fyah, Chronixx, and also Kabaka Pyramid. Another example is the truly wicked "Warrior", a collaboration with Protoje done over a Nyabinghi drum beat often used in Rastafarian prayers and rituals. "Worldwide Love", across a riddim of the same name is simply beautiful, both musically and lyrically. And then it's time for the bonus tracks of which "Fly Di Gate", done in collaboration with Tarrus Riley, and "War, Crime & Violence" make a serious impression.
With the "Lead The Way EP", Kabaka Pyramid fully shows he's capable of securing himself a place in the forefront of today's reggae scene.


text: Salmonella InfectionsWhat are salmonella infections?Salmonella is caused by the bacteria salmonella. Salmonella is a group of bacteria that can cause diarrhea in humans. There are many different kinds of salmonella bacteria.What causes salmonella infections?Salmonella infection is caused by a group of salmonella bacteria called Salmonella. The bacteria are passed from feces of people or animals to other people or animals. Contaminated foods are often animal in origin. They include beef, poultry, seafood, milk, or eggs. However, all foods, including some unwashed fruits and vegetables can become contaminated.Salmonella typhi is the one type of salmonella that lives only in humans. It is passed only from human to human through contaminated food or water. It tends to cause a serious and life-threatening infection called typhoid fever. Treatment often needs antibiotics. A small number of people who are treated may feel better after treatment, but will continue to carry the organism and pass it through their feces to others through contaminated food or water.Who is at risk for salmonella infections?Certain factors can increase your risk for getting salmonella. These factors include:Eating raw or undercooked eggs, poultry, and beef, or unwashed fresh fruits and vegetables, including raw alfalfa sproutsHandling animals or pets, such as turtles, snakes, and lizardsWhat are the symptoms of salmonella infections?The following are the most common symptoms of salmonella. However, each person may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms develop 12 to 72 hours after infection and may include:DiarrheaFeverAbdominal crampsChillsHeadacheNausea or vomitingThe symptoms of salmonella infections may look like other conditions or medical problems. Always talk with your healthcare provider for a diagnosis.How are salmonella infections diagnosed?Since many different illnesses have symptoms similar to salmonella, diagnosis depends on lab tests that identify salmonella in your stool.How are salmonella infections treated?Your healthcare provider will figure out the best treatment for you based on:How old you areYour overall health and past healthHow sick you areHow well you can handle specific medicines, procedures, or therapiesHow long the condition is expected to lastYour opinion or preferenceThese infections generally run their course in 4 to 7 days. Often no treatment is needed. However, if you have severe diarrhea, you may need rehydration with intravenous (IV) fluids. If the infection spreads from the intestines to the blood stream, prompt treatment with antibiotics will be necessary.What are the complications of salmonella infections?Most people recover completely from a salmonella infection. Some people may develop a condition called reactive arthritis also known as Reiter's syndrome weeks or even months later. This causes joint pain, eye irritation, and painful urination.Can salmonella infections be prevented?Since foods of animal origin pose the greatest threat of salmonella contamination, do not eat raw or undercooked eggs, poultry, seafood, or meats. Remember that some sauces and desserts use raw eggs in their preparation, so be cautious of these, particularly in foreign countries. Also, follow these recommendations by the CDC:Make sure all poultry, meats, seafood, and eggs, are well-cooked. Cook food containing any of these ingredients to an internal temperature of 165° F (73.8° C).Do not consume raw or unpasteurized milk or other dairy products.Do not consume raw or undercooked eggs. Discard cracked eggs. Keep eggs refrigerated.Thoroughly wash produce before eating it.Avoid cross-contamination of foods. Keep uncooked meats separate from produce, cooked foods, and ready-to-eat foods.Thoroughly wash all utensils, including cutting boards, knives, and counters, after handling uncooked foods.Thoroughly wash hands before handling foods and between handling different food items.Thoroughly wash hands after contact with feces.Thoroughly wash hands after handling any reptiles or birds, since reptiles and birds are particularly likely to carry salmonella.When should I call my healthcare provider?If your symptoms get worse or you get new symptoms, let your healthcare provider know. If your diarrhea continues more than a few days or gets worse, you may get dehydrated and need IV fluids.Key points about salmonella infectionsSalmonella infections are diarrheal infections caused by the bacteria salmonella.Symptoms of a salmonella infection may include diarrhea, fever, abdominal cramps 12 to 72 hours after infection chills, headache, nausea, or vomiting.Treatment may not be necessary unless dehydration happens or the infection spreads to the blood stream.Prevention includes cooking foods properly, avoiding raw milk and eggs, washing food, utensils, hands, and kitchen surfaces properly.Next stepsTips to help you get the most from a visit to your healthcare provider:Know the reason for your visit and what you want to happen.Before your visit, write down questions you want answered.Bring someone with you to help you ask questions and remember what your provider tells you.At the visit, write down the name of a new diagnosis, and any new medicines, treatments, or tests. Also write down any new instructions your provider gives you.Know why a new medicine or treatment is prescribed, and how it will help you. Also know what the side effects are.Ask if your condition can be treated in other ways.Know why a test or procedure is recommended and what the results could mean.Know what to expect if you do not take the medicine or have the test or procedure.If you have a follow-up appointment, write down the date, time, and purpose for that visit.Know how you can contact your provider if you have questions. Health Encyclopedia A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Search Health Library


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Cynthia Cherry and Elaine Henderson Macmillan Cancer Support fundraisers are pictured receiving a cheque from Steven Moore Promoter Akuma Fighting Championship.
Also included in the photo is Helen Pollock and Samantha Michael Duty Manager Templeton Hotel.
Steven Moore Promoter of the Akuma Fighting Championship handed over a cheque for £572.05 to Cynthia Cherry and Elaine Henderson from Antrim Macmillan Cancer Support committee, being proceeds of the Championship which took place at the Templeton Hotel on June 22.
Fighters from all over Ireland competed on the afternoon and showed great talent in the Mixed Martial Arts which is a fast growing sport.
Steven wishes to thank all who participated and to the fans who attended and also the Templeton staff for their service and hospitality.
Their next Akuma event is on October 12 in the Templeton Hotel.
Steven stated that Macmillan nurses have been very helpful both at the Palliative Care Unit and in the community to club member's families and he will continue to support Macmillan by organising other events in the future.


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Onil and Pedro Castro said they've been getting death threats even after police decided to release them.
The horrified children of Ariel Castro, the man charged with raping three young women locked in his house for a decade, have denounced their father
When someone is saved, a hero instinct kicks in, and we seek candidates, making the case for whomever we find, even at a stretch, and ignoring less obvious possibilities
Officials were entering the DNA profile into a database to see if it links him to other crimes. FBI agents took 200 items from the house
Police allege the suspect impregnated one of his captives at least five times and made her miscarry by starving her and punching her in the belly
Arlene Castro was walking home from school with DeJesus in April 2004 just before she disappeared
During an interview Tuesday, Ramsey said he'd had trouble sleeping with the knowledge of what had been happening in the house next door
Amanda Berry told her grandmother in a telephone call that her daughter was called Jocelyn and was born at Christmas time six years ago
Ariel Castro appeared in court Thursday morning. He looked down at the ground for nearly the entire proceeding, biting his collar and signing documents with his handcuffed hands
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Ok, so some assclown vandalized my car by breaking off my antenna.
I've got the new base, and from what I can tell
access is from underneath the domelight.
Can anyone confirm this, and do you have any tips
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A restaurateur has won a High Court battle over the right to place tables and chairs on the pavement outside his restaurant.
In a test case that could affect other restaurants and cafes, a judge today ruled it was lawful to have seating outside the Demartino Italian restaurant in London's West End.
Judge Thornton QC rejected claims by Westminster City Council, the local planning authority, that the Demartino's proprietors were not entitled to a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development (CLEUD).
The restaurateur, Julian Cordani, said that he had had seats and tables on the pavement outside the Great Portland Street premises for more than 20 years and thus acquired the legal right to go on doing so.
Westminster's lawyers argued that the nightly and seasonal removal of the chairs and tables meant there was a failure to establish "continuous" use for the minimum 10 years necessary to gain immunity from planning control.
A Government planning inspector rejected all Westminster's arguments as "not well founded" and ruled continuous use of the 1.5m by 3.25m area of land outside the restaurant had been established.
Westminster asked London's High Court to quash the inspector's decision, but Judge Thornton ruled the inspector had made no errors of law and the use of the tables and chairs was properly certified as lawful.
Today's ruling prevents the council taking enforcement action.
Later Westminster's deputy leader Robert Davis said: "We have no issue with people dining on tables and chairs outside and this case was never about that.
"We are just trying to ensure that the council can carry out its core duties such as street cleaning, gritting and carrying out road maintenance.
"We are disappointed with the decision and are currently reviewing our options."
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