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Erin O'Connor, model
'I'd driven past the Westbourne countless times, but never quite had the confidence to go in because it always seemed to overflow with trendy people. The first time I came was with my boyfriend [Jamie Theakston] who is a friend of the owner. I've been a regular ever since.
I really like the atmosphere, but it's the food that I fell for. It can be a pretty fancy menu. I love it because you can get anything from bangers and mash to the sort of thing you might find in a Delia Smith cookbook. It's always a bit of a treat. A lot of the time I'm here before it opens and see all the food being delivered or I might stay for a lock-in and end up sweeping the floors. I'm a very good sweep. I like to get busy on the floor when everyone's out of the way. It's a joy because it's such a beautiful wooden floor. The place looks more like a home than a pub. There is always a lot of art on the walls (not that I can really be critical, or talk about it). There are photographs around the fireplace and all the little details bring the place to life so it becomes more than a pub, more than a restaurant. It really is a social meeting place.
You still see customers who have been coming for 20 or 30 years as well as the trendy lot. You see all sorts. I've bumped into people in the fashion industry and I've found that there is something about being in a different and more low-key environment that makes socialising with them so much more accessible. I also like the fact that you can be really casual, and eat at the same time. Which, I think, is something that we lack in London. The Westbourne is very reasonably priced. Even more so for me because I don't often have to pay! Anyway I earn my food... I sweep up, I take the glasses to the bar. Perhaps I've missed my true vocation.'
· The Westbourne, 101 Westbourne Park Villas, London, W2 5ED, Tel: 020 7221 1332
Ian Rankin, writer
'I started drinking at the Oxford Bar when I was a student. I was sharing a flat with a fellow English literature student at Edinburgh university, who was also a part-time barman there. It was in the mid-Eighties. I had written my first Rebus book, but I hadn't had it published . I had been drinking in Edinburgh for four or five years at that point but I'd never come across the Oxford Bar, the reason being, it is tucked into a tiny lane. The first time you go in there you are a stranger and the second time you go in there you are a friend, and the barman is already pulling your pint.
As soon as I walked in I felt that this was the sort of pub that my detective would drink in: 1) A lot of cops drank in there anyway and 2) It was perfect for what I was writing because it was so hidden away. Even though it's in the centre of town it doesn't really influence passing trade and it's filled with regulars, rather than tourists. So my time spent drinking there was, of course, purely research.
I get there about once a week when I'm in town. I'll go and have a drink, but it will be a G&T or a whisky - I hardly touch beer now. I flirted with Atkins and stopped drinking beer and, when I stopped Atkins, I couldn't stomach beer any more.
In Edinburgh terms the Oxford Arms has always been well known. The lord provost used to drink there, various politicians have drunk there and the other writer called Ian with an 'i', Iain Banks, comes here when he visits from Fife. It's a great talking pub - I mean, there is very little else to do. There is not much in the way of food, there isn't even a music system. They just serve pies and rolls. One of them named after my character. In my books the Inspector Rebus character has a corned beef and beetroot roll (the Oxford Bar is the only place I've ever seen it), so they started calling it the Rebus Roll.
It's not just their food that turns up in the books, some of the people who go there do too. For example, if Rebus wants to find out about the art scene in Edinburgh there is a guy who drinks there whose wife owns an art gallery in real life. The barman Harry, who is the rudest barman in Scotland, is in my books and he's as rude in them as he is in real life. The guy who owns the place, John Gates, well, in the books he becomes the pathologist and my friend who was the bar man, John Curts, he's the other pathologist. So there are lots of in-jokes and if you venture into the Oxford Bar you can be meeting people who are characters in your mind that turn out to be real.
There is actually a Norwegian fan club who fly down twice a year just to sit on a Saturday afternoon and drink in the Oxford Bar. They're all women, and I've never actually been in there when they are. Harry the barman loves being a character in a novel. He asked me if I could give him a love life in the latest book because in real life he didn't have one. I obliged. Unfortunately, I don't know if it's working. It's not the kind of thing blokes talk about.'
· The Oxford Bar, 8 Young Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4JB, Tel: 0131 539 7119; www.oxfordbar.com
Kelly Lette, writer
'The George and Dragon is possibly the best gay pub in the world. Well, outside Sydney anyway . Having always been allergic to English pubs, all passive smoking and plates of salmonella pie with peas, I didn't go voluntarily, I was kidnapped, practically at gunpoint, by a gay pal.
At first I feared I'd be arrested by the Chic Police for daring to rub shoulder pads with Beautiful People, but have not, as yet, contracted A-list-eria. It has a human menu. Here the glitterati meets the gutterati. It's as if a high life visa has been issued to every lowlife in town. The staff look as though they've just sashayed off the catwalk. It's about 60 per cent gay and 40 per cent straight. Sunday nights at the George are the stuff of Shoreditch legend. It attracts the flotsam and jetset; you know, those celebs who look irritated when you recognise them and suicidal when you don't; hundreds of young fashionistas who overflow onto the street and, best of all, the gorgeous gay guys. We're talking men with serious pecs appeal.
Australians have the reputation of suffering from chronic bottle-fatigue, but my liver runs up a white flag of surrender quite quickly. Champagne is my favourite tipple, as it makes me feel more witty and the man I'm quipping to look more pretty.'
· The George and Dragon, 2 Hackney Rd, London E2 7NS. Kathy Lette's latest bestseller, Dead Sexy is now available in paperback.
Raymond Blanc, chef
'I never go into pubs to drink; in fact I think it is quite a weird thing to do. I drink when I eat and I think pubs shouldn't just be there for drinking and getting drunk. I think it's sad that people are prepared to spend £5 on one cocktail but will not think about spending much on good food. However, the pub culture in the last 10 years is certainly changing for the better. I'm so pleased that most pubs feel they should serve food, because they mustn't forget their own roots, when pubs were there to provide simple delicious food to travellers.
I often drive around Oxfordshire to look for places to recommend to our guests. The minute I stepped into the Mason's Arms I knew I had stumbled upon somewhere very special. It's only 15 miles from Oxford but it's in a very secluded spot down a lane in a sleepy little Oxfordshire village. From the outside it looks like any village pub but once you read the sign, which says children and vegetarians aren't welcomed, you realise the place has a very strong identity. The walls are covered with the owner's personal pictures of horses, cars, and lots of pretty women. It is quite sexist in a way, but it's all very tongue in cheek. The rooms are large with beautiful fireplaces that have old bottles of port and cigars on their mantelpieces. It's like entering an English, old, romantic world but there is also something very French about it. Not just because of the wholesome simple and expertly produced French bourgeois cooking and the seriously good wine list, but the whole rustic look of the pub reminds me of France. I don't only recommend it to my customers at Le Manoir, I go there myself about once a month to relax and have a romantic meal. It's the sort of place where you never want to leave.'
· Gerry Stonhill's individual Masons Arms, South Leigh, Nr. Witney, Oxon, Tel: 01993 702485
Al Murray, comedian
'I'm really bad at discovering things. I always read last year's book this year. I only found out about the Cow when I was asked to judge some pub awards a few years ago. This was the first one we judged. I was ludicrously keen so I arrived early. It was a cold November evening so I sat by the fire while I waited for the other judges, and completely fell in love with the atmosphere. The Cow reminds me of proper Irish pubs (not an O'Neills) because it's a little bit shabby. It also serves great food in the bar and the restaurant upstairs. I don't get here enough because it's not quite local - my wife would have to get a babysitter in for our two kids.
Apparently people like Kate Moss and Stella McCartney come here but I haven't seen any famous people. When you go to the Ivy you go to look at people, you get the whole stiff neck thing. But when I come here I come to get either pissed or stuffed or both. Anyway, I'm not interested in celebrities really. Who is Kate Moss anyway? What's she ever done?
In jazz if a piece of music swings it swings, and the same goes for pubs. Places like this just have a certain something, which the breweries can't always determine. This one guy [Tom Conran] set the Cow up. The site was formerly a pub but it had another name and, when Tom took over in the Nineties, everyone said it would be a terrible shame to change it. Apparently the locals used to refer to the place as the Cow because of the old landlady; it's yuppie central around here but the Cow is still earthed in the community.
I haven't always been a pub person - though I like a drink, but I'm not a bar fly. I hit on my Pub Landlord act one day after a thought: everyone knows an idiot and everyone's been down the pub, so if I combine the two then there'll be something in that. Drinking is a universal. More people go down the pub than vote.
They do a good lunch in the Cow bar. Great bangers and mash, great fish. The pint of prawns is yummy.
I've been to the posher restaurant upstairs, which is also really good and it serves decent-sized portions. I can't stand it when I order a thing that sounded like a huge meal and it's tiny.
I never drink beer with a meal, and the Cow has a great wine list. I've been to a couple of wineries in Australia and I'm quite into it but I don't really know that much about the stuff. I am a bit of a foodie though. I'm not working my way through The Naked Chef, I make my own recipes up. I'm very elementary in my food decisions. The thing I try and do every year is Christmas dinner with turkey, beef and ham.
I like lazy Sunday meals but when I eat, I eat fast although I try not to. But not as fast as Harry Hill. He eats very quickly because he was a doctor and he was always worried that his buzzer was going to go once he'd sat down to eat. I went to boarding school and the fear was always that there wouldn't be any seconds if you didn't eat fast enough. So I just wolf down everything.'
· The Cow, 89 Westbourne Park Road London W2 020 7221 0021
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, food writer
'I'm lucky to have two brilliant pubs within a few miles of me - though I don't get to either of them as often as I'd like. The nearest, fractionally, is the Bottle Inn, just outside Marshwood. It's a classic Dorset pub with good local beer, good local food, and good local music - there is a tardis-like events room at the back of the pub which is a brilliant venue for local bands (of a remarkably high calibre, it must be said). The landlord, Shane, is a constant presence behind the bar and as affable as you could wish. The locals are very local, but always tolerant, and often downright friendly, to arrivistes (like me) and tourists alike.
'One major event of the year at the Bottle is the annual nettle-eating contest - taken pretty damn seriously by those who compete and as a raucous excuse for high-volume beer and cider consumption by enthusiastic spectators.
'Until a year ago the Bottle was my only local. The next nearest pub, the Shave Cross Inn, on the back road from Birdsmoorgate to Bridport, lay dormant and unoccupied. Fortunately Roy Warbuton and his wife Mel came to the rescue, restoring this stunning thatched and flint-faced building back to the warm and cosy pub it deserves to be. Doing much of the work himself, Roy has renovated the old skittle alley (possible the oldest in Dorset) and tidied up the beer garden - one of the prettiest you'll ever sip a pint in. Roy also likes vintage motorbikes and Morris dancing, so a more well-rounded landlord would be hard to imagine.
A chef friend of Roy's from Tobago is resident in the kitchen, giving an interesting Caribbean slant to the local produce that comes through the kitchen door. Lunches are straight-up Dorset pub fare (great local sausages), while the evening has a fully fledged menu of Caribbean dishes with the emphasis on fresh local fish. The coconut crab curry is first rate. Oh, and Roy's starting a vegetable garden to supply the kitchen which should give him the freshest pub veg in all Dorset.
'I suppose it's possible - likely even - that the two pubs see each other as rivals, though I have never heard any bad-mouthing on either side. Just don't ask me to choose between them! Anyone who's down in West Dorset and likes their country pubs real and not ersatz should give either, or preferably both, a whirl.'
· The Bottle Inn, Marshwood, Bridport, Dorset, (01297 678254) www.thebottleinn.co.uk
The Shave Cross Inn, Shave Cross, Marshwood Vale, Bridport, Dorset DT6 6HW (01308 868358)
Keeley Hawes, actress
'I often walk to Richmond from my house in Twickenham to go to the shops and The White Swan is the perfect place to stop between the two. It's a beautiful walk and I like the exercise. I'm a white wine sort of a girl when it comes to drinking. I also like a Pimms in the summer, and sometimes a shandy, but that's not very cool, is it! The staff are very friendly and helpful there.
The White Swan is nice for people who have babies - when you sit outside on the veranda by the Thames, it's not like being in a pub. My son Myles will be four in August and we often come here with my boyfriend Matthew. I've been coming here for about a year and a half, since we moved to Twickenham. As soon as people found out we'd moved here, they all kept saying, "you have to go to the White Swan!" It's quite famous because of its proximity to the rugby ground, and it's decorated with lots of memorabilia and photos.
If you sit by the river, you can see Eel Pie Island. It's a private island where the Who did a lot of gigs in the Seventies, and you can see these amazing little Seventies houses.
In the winter the landscape changes completely, it becomes very leafy. The pub gets very cosy then, with open log fires to keep out the cold.
I'm not sure what it is about summer and drinking outside, but this is the perfect place. It's nice to stay outside because we have such terrible winters in this country. If it started raining I think everyone would carry on sitting out there, it's a very British thing.'
· The White Swan, Riverside, Twickenham TW1 3DN (020 8892 2166)
Jamie Oliver, chef
'I can't just name one great local pub. First, of course, there's mum and dad's place, the Cricketers in Clavering. I'm biased, naturally, but it does serve great food, has a terrific wine list and it's in a lovely quaint village. They still cook all their own bread every morning as well. Then just down the road from Clavering in another super little village called Arkesden there's the Axe and Compasses which also has great food and it's got a regulars' bar as well as the restaurant so you get a good mix with all the local Essex people.
Those are basically pubs which serve brilliant food and on the other side of the coin are the real gastropubs and there are two in London I should mention. The Havelock Tavern which is behind Olympia in West Kensington always has interesting food and a great atmosphere. And finally there's the Eagle in Farringdon which I think was one of the first gastropubs and it's still great.'
· The Cricketers, Clavering, Essex. Tel: 01799 550442
The Axe and Compasses, Arkesden, Essex. Tel: 01799 550272
The Havelock Tavern, 57 Masbro Road, Brook Green, London, W14 OLS. Tel: 020 7603 5374
The Eagle, 159 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3AL. Tel: 020 7837 1353


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City of Sacramento Launches Program to Keep Seniors Safe in the Heat
With the Sacramento highs expected to be in the upper 90s the next couple of days, you're being recruited to help the elderly.
The City of Sacramento's Older Adult Services division is launching a program intended to keep seniors from succumbing to the extreme heat.
Martha Patterson-Cohen is the coordinator and is looking for two-to-three person teams to voluntarily and routinely check on elders in their neighborhood.
"To make sure that they are cool enough, hydrated in the hot spells that we have," Patterson-Cohen said.
She says anyone participating in the Caring Neighbors program will get assistance in coordinating their group and dos and don'ts of helping elderly neighbors.
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Wawrinka inspires Singapore to IPTL final victory
By John O'Brien
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Stan Wawrinka showed his class in both singles and doubles to lead the Singapore Slammers to victory in the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) final in front of a delighted home crowd at the Indoor Stadium on Sunday.
Matches in the Asia-based mixed team tennis league are decided by games won in five one-set shootouts over various formats and Switzerland's Wawrinka played brilliantly to ensure the Slammers overcame the Indian Aces 26-21 in a gripping finale.
Carlos Moya got the home side off to a perfect start with a 6-4 victory over French shot-maker Fabrice Santoro in the 'Legends Singles', the Spanish veteran coming out on top of five straight breaks of serve after he had opened a 3-2 lead.
Swiss starlet Belinda Bencic stretched the advantage by a game after the 18-year-old fought off a gritty challenge from Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova to claim the women's singles, 6-5.
The pair put on an absorbing display despite never looking comfortable on serve, with three breaks apiece in the opening 10 games sending the contest into a "shootout" (identical to a tiebreak), which Bencic claimed 7-3 to put Singapore 12-9 ahead.
"I was lucky that Charlie (Moya) won and did a great job and I could also make a lead," Bencic said in a courtside interview. "It's not much but we will try to keep winning the matches."
The Aces, however, struck back in the mixed doubles with their strong Indian pairing of Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna storming to a 6-2 victory over a shell-shocked Dustin Brown and Karolina Pliskova to put the defending champions 15-14 ahead.
Wawrinka, the highest-ranked player in the final, was then called on to turn the tie around and he duly obliged, helping the Slammers reclaim the lead with a 6-3 win over Bernard Tomic before teaming up with Marcelo Melo to seal the contest. Continued...


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New Delhi, June 3: After making it to record books with his sensational innings in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Team India's Test skipper Virat Kohli has now made it to the cover page of popular magazine GQ India.
ESPN's World Fame 100: Virat Kohli at No. 8
The Indian swashbuckler was chosen by the magazine amongst 50 best dressed celebs in India.
Kohli posted a picture of the magazine's cover page on his Twitter handle.
"#CoverAlert for @gqIndia. Love the cover! Best Dressed is a huge compliment @CheKurrienGQ", Kohli wrote on his handle.
The 27-year-old Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper is admired for his dressing sense and therefore has a huge fan following among girls.
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To go out there far-far-too-far out on the outside of Kunming, that would take away five hours from me and my brother. I decided to sign up again next week. My brother and his girlfriend can't communicate in town, and they're only staying for a week. Why should I let a driving license take away so much precious time? After all life is short and I better take good care of them.. them.. right?! :D\
I'm so good! I'm SO good. Truth is that I didn't check my exam paper carefully enough. We (me and Linn) remembered it was around 14-15:00 in the afternoon. Where we got that I have no idea, maybe somebody from the place out-in-the-bush said something tricky. Anyways I woke up yesterday feeling good about doing the test. At about 9:30 I decided to take a look at the paper they given me. Test time: 8:30. Sometimes stupid* is my middle name.\
I felt not a little *. After talking about it I felt pretty sure it was for the best. Instead of going there my brother bought a DV camera (that he decided on earlier) a Panasonic NV GS400. Something I should ad in all this is the price of that beast. In Sweden we'd pay about $1600 and here $850 USD. Isn't that SICK? \
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Despite the glorious critical response to last year's long playing debut "Don't Disappoint Me Now", Decoration undeservingly remain very much a band worshipped by only a select few. Even though that select few includes the long list of pretenders to the Peel crown in whose court they first found favour. "Pine" was an absolute delight as a demo before signing to SL Records and now it is as much of a pleasure again as a proper single. An everyday tale of love blossoming in a garden centre, it says "pah" and "pish" to the Artic Monkeys hype-mobile proving clever lyrics were around long before those lads came along. "I Just Froze" is a straight up Christmas song, but sadly it won't be destined for any festive compilations, as they may actually worth listening to if they contained this breed of sparkling Indie-guitars. Extra b-side "See You in the New Year" takes a darker look at the festive season building a cutting number around a droning Hammond and tortured guitar. Don't disappoint yourself by missing out on Decoration.
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Phil Jackson net worth: Phil Jackson is a retired NBA player and coach who has a net worth of $50 million dollars. During his career, Phil Jackson coached for the New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers, New Jersey Nets and the Chicago Bulls. Jackson is also a former NBA player who played professionally from 1967-1980. Phil Jackson is considered one of the greatest coaches of all time and has 11 NBA championships, more than any other coach. He also won two championships as a player for the Knicks in 1970 and 1973. Jackson was inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 2007. His fiance is Jeanie Buss, the daughter of the late Lakers owner Jerry Buss. In 2014, Phil Jackson was introduced as the President of the New York Knicks. Buss noted that it was clear Jackson wanted to get back to work, and he has too sharp of a basketball mind to sit in a rocking chair. The move did not affect their relationship and Buss and Jackson remain in a bicoastal relationship. She spoke to the NBA about any perceived conflict of interest from the couple representing two separate teams, and concluded that she does not anticipate any problem because she does not make basketball decisions on behalf of the Lakers.


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I've been reading different parts of this web site and it's helped. 7 stages of grief, etc...
But I've had several moments, meltdowns, and outbursts of sorrow for the loss of my little girl.
Included in this blog is her story her mother did for her during her short life. She was 8.5 years old when the Lord called her home. She had epilepsy and died from a "status seizure". Many have commented that Hannah's story has touched their lives in a good way.
If you feel compelled to read it, I hope it touches you.
She also had autism and couldn't carry on a conversation, but her life, her story, touched more lives than mine ever shall. It was a privilege to be her earthly father as she brought so much joy into our lives. Now she is with her heavenly father.
I don't want to be bitter & always sad but want to celebrate the time God loaned her to us and that we will see her again some day and she'll be completely whole.
God Bless everyone who loses their child and may God comfort you, because it is a very sad and dark time, but He will see you through this valley.
Psalm 23: 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
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21st and Maple
A series of short stories about being abandoned all taking place in the same neighborhood.
I've been curled up like a cinnamon roll at the bottom of this trash can for too long. The aluminum walls of my home are dented from the many assaults by drunken college boys. I hate the Rattle, the Clang, the Smash of their Jordans against the rusted barriers, but all I can do is fold myself over many times until I vanish underneath the sticky apple cores and torn, soiled diapers. Just waiting for the return.
Once upon a time, I lived inside the House. I remember sleeping with my face pressed against the pillowy thighs of my Master. I remember the smell of wet cat food wafting through the living room where I lay, sprawled out in front of the fireplace. I remember when they brought the naked, pink, shrieking thing home.
At first I was wary, cautious. I started hiding under the couch, claws extended to the point where it hurt, when the thing greedily suckled at Master's teat.
Then curiosity got the better of me. I crawled out from under the couch and stared the thing straight in its shiny, glazed eyes. I asked the thing why it had come and it replied with a bubble of breast milk from between its rose petal lips. I asked again, this time with my fangs protruding from beneath my whiskers. It started giggling and reached out its caterpillar-y fingers to grab my head.
I panicked and hissed loudly but it kept crawling. I backed up but the mahogany coffee table was in my way. So I used my last resort - I sank my claws into the thing's hand. The most guttural, primitive, deafening cry spilled from its mouth. Distorted, garbled words not yet perfected twisted with spittle and bile. A storm of pain and anger.
I widened my eyes and ran. Ran faster than I ever had before. Ran to my safe place.
Eventually the Masters found me, holding that demon in their arms and coddling it. Its hand was wrapped in bloody bandages. I didn't think I had done that much damage.
The Masters were speaking their language in a hushed, serious tone. They said things to me like they expected me to understand. To express my disinterest, I licked my paw pretentiously.
The next thing I knew, the doors were locked and I was outside, wood chips digging into my paws. I figured it was temporary and didn't take it seriously.
That was two months ago.
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IUP marked the eighth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States during a memorial ceremony September 11, 2009, in front of the World Trade Center monument in the Oak Grove.
The event included remarks by Michael Hood, dean of the College of Fine Arts; Alyssa Stiles, president of the Student Government Association; and IUP President Tony Atwater, who delivered his poem "Flight 93: Paradise Found."
Atwater wrote the poem in honor of the United Airlines Flight 93 passengers who mounted an assault against the hijackers to gain control of the plane, which later crashed in a field near Shanksville, Pa.
Video footage of the poem is available on IUP's YouTube channel: "Flight 93: Paradise Found."
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Butt was the captain of a team said to be easily compromised and diverted by betting interests. Asif was of mature age but with a deeply problematic, controversy-strewn past which included a ban for illegal drug use. Amir was a boy. But now they are thrown into the same sack and tossed away.
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It if is true, as the ICC decided, of course he was wrong but, against the background of all we know about the culture of Pakistani cricket, the long-term laxity in the face of corruption, sufficiently so to be cast into the wilderness for five years?
Freddie Flintoff, whose heroic performances for England pushed him into an income group beyond the dreams of any of his Pakistani contemporaries, believes so. He argues fervently for zero tolerance. He may be right when he says that he carries with him an overwhelming majority of the cricket public. However, there are times when mere rectitude leaves us some way short of a just solution.
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• 300 patients under treatment for TB
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) estimates the incidence of tuberculosis (TB) among prisoners in Kyrgyzstan to be 20 to 30 times higher than in the general population, with mortality rates as much as 60 times higher.
MSF continued to offer TB care to prisoners in the penitentiary system in Bishkek, the country's capital, which holds up to 9,000 inmates. In the institutions where prisoners are detained until sentencing, teams provided full health screening and put identified TB patients on treatment traightaway. Staff also diagnosed and treated inmates with multidrug- resistant TB (MDR-TB). Using a comprehensive approach to TB patient management, MSF also supported treatment for co-occurring illnesses, and offered screening and vaccination for hepatitis B. Uninterrupted completion of treatment is crucial in order for it to be successful, and the team ensured followups once individuals were released from prison. Having helped establish protocols, increased infection control and improved access to care, MSF plans to hand over the penitentiary project by the end of 2014. MSF has also actively supported the development of a newly constructed national reference laboratory in Bishkek.
Promoting ambulatory care for TB
In Kara-Suu district, Osh province, where rates of TB are among the highest in the country, MSF supported the Kara-Suu hospital, which has 80 beds for TB and DR-TB patients. This project aims to become a model for effective walk-in treatment. Whenever possible, patients receive care hrough the community-based healthcare system, with ambulatory or home-based treatment, rather than being hospitalised. Psychosocial counselling for patients and their families, and social packages (nutritional support, hygiene kits and transport money) are provided to help patients adhere to treatment. Rehabilitation of the hospital and basic health facilities was supported by MSF to ensure optimal infection control and etter sanitary conditions for the patients. Teams also worked with health centre staff to improve clinical case management, and the detection of people suffering
from TB, DR-TB and HIV–TB co-infection in the district. Comprehensive care was provided to people with drug-resistant forms of TB, and those with certain co-occurring illnesses.
I still remember the day in the TB centre when my MSF doctors told me that I was cured and could stop the treatment. I had a strange feeling of happiness, which I really cannot find any words to describe. I still can't believe that the treatment has finished. I have conquered death. I want to thank you all and to say that good people can save the world.
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A background inspired by Mindy Lacefield and some Queen Anne's lace were my inspiration for my second Design piece. Please pop over to my blog for details.
Country View Craft's challenge site, where challenges are fun and open to all crafters. Whether you like vintage or cute, shabby chic or simple elegance, card making, scrapping, ATCs, altered art or any other craft we want to see what you're making. Join in with our challenge community and share your crafting ideas and creativity.
Tuesday, 23 May 2017
Sunday, 21 May 2017
Happiness blooms from within
Flower Power is terrific as there are so many ways you can incorporate flowers into your art. I made a page in my journal and used the idea of a jam jar filled with flowers as my central image. The colours are all complementary meaning that the yellowy orange flowers really pop out from the background. Thank you for joining me today and I hope you enter our challenge for the chance to win a great prize. Gabrielle x
Friday, 19 May 2017
Feminin card with pretty flowers
For my second piece this month I made a very feminin card and added some Flower Power!
If you want to see more, please visit my blog!
Monday, 15 May 2017
Thinking of you
Hi everyone,
Today I have a little more inspiration for this month's 'Flower Power' Challenge. I have made a card:
If you want to know how I made this, please hop over to my BLOG where everything is explained !
Thank you so much for stopping by today !
Until next time !
Corrie x
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Powerful Flower
Craftyfield here today with a single bloom... alone yes, but strong!
In complete contrast to my first inspiration piece I used only one flower for this card, but a big one to create, I hope, a powerful image. Do come over to see the details on my blog!
Thursday, 11 May 2017
Flower Power #2
Hi it's Brenda here from Bumblebees and Butterflies and here I am sharing my second project for the Flower Power challenge and I promised you the finished journal to the covers I showed you on the 1st May. This was them.
I took the first set of panels (the design on the left) to make this finished piece .....
... and all the details of how I made the journal itself are on my blog today.
Grab a cuppa on the way over as there are lots of photos and steps for you to peruse if you have time.
I hope you are enjoying the challenge and have been able to pop over and took a look at the inspiration projects from the design team.
Have fun.
hugs Brenda xxx
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
April Winner, Top 3 and DTSM
Hello everybody! It's time to announce the April winner of our Challenge, Top Three and Design Team Member Special Mention. Are you sitting comfortably? Then let's begin!
April winner of the £20 Country View Crafts voucher, selected by Random Generator from the challenge entries is...
#30 ToniCongratulations, Toni! Your winner's badge and voucher will be on their way to you shortly, and we hope you'll join us a Guest Designer here at Country View Challenges in the future.
Hello dear followers, today it´s time to choose the winners of our April challenge!
Although there were not as many entries as in the challenges before, the ones who through in their hat did a really fantastic job! It was hard to pick out only three of them!
But here they are in no particular order:
#2 - Laneen
Evelyn said: Laneen created a gorgeous male layout in a grunge style. The rusty bits and bobs are fitting perfect to the vintage photo of James Dean!
#17 - Jan
Evelyn said: Love this book cover to bits! I would love to touch the surface with all it´s texture. The rust is looking so very elegant here and the blue night sky pops out beautifully.
#30 - Toni
Evelyn said: Another gorgeous layout with loads of rust goodness! There are so many fabulous details, you nearly can´t stop looking at. The photo of the "machine man" rounds off the overall picture.
Evelyn´s choice for the Design Team Member's Special Mention this time even goes to two completely different entries, but both catched her eyes so much, that she didn´t want to leave one of them behind:
#7 - Lys
Evelyn said: What a fabulous and unique idea to alter an USB stick! Lys created an absolutely stunning tiny little piece of art with gorgeous rustiness. Love it!
#31 - Kristina
Evelyn said: This invitation card is so very elegant, although it is so simple! I love, how the created rust comes into focus.
And don't forget there is still lots of time to enter our May Challenge - Flower Power
Sunday, 7 May 2017
More Flower Power
I'm loving the challenge this month, and I know you are too, so here's some more flower power.
Again I've used some of my favourite (they're all my favourites) PaperArtsy stamps, and my neglected but now sharpened watercolour pencils. There are lots more pictures over at Sue The Iron so please pop across x
Friday, 5 May 2017
Floral Borders
I had fun making some floral borders for these bright summery cards and then completed them with stamped flowers. For more details please see my blog post which you can find here. Have a great day! Hugs rachel x
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Canvas with wildflowers and watering can
As a second inspirational piece I have a mixed media canvas with Tim's Watering Can and Wildflowers. Our theme is Flower Power in May this is why I put many of these beautiful wildflowers onto my canvas. For more details, please visit my blog...
Monday, 1 May 2017
May 2017 - Flower Power
Welcome everyone to our May Challenge.
Our theme this month is "Flower Power", chosen by the lovely Monika
Hello everybody, it's Monika
the hostess of the May challenge
It's said: "April showers bring May flowers."
So it's time for the flowers and for the floral creations.
You might know that I like to make home decorations. For our May challenge I've created two flower wreaths - a pink and a blue one - with felt flowers. I wanted to show you how easy to make home decorations with Sizzix dies and not just with Bigz dies but with Thinlits dies too. For more details, please click on my blog.
For the Flower Power project I made a wall hanging, combining the rust of last month with the flowers of this month to create a bird cage. It been ages since I last did any die cutting and I had forgotten how much I enjoyed sending a piece of card though my machine only to see it turn into leaves or flowers at the other end! There's a close up photo and a description of how I made this on my blog. Gabrielle x
blog to see how I made my floral card.
I've been playing with the Tim Holtz Floral stencil and I've created two sets of panels for when the new Eileen Hull journal comes into stock (hopefully very soon). The panel on the left was made using distress oxides and the stencil as a stencil and using the ink left on it, spritzed with water as a monoprint. The second panel on the right was created using the monoprint technique only. I won't leave you hanging, so for more details pop over to Bumblebees and Butterflies and you'll find out when I can show you the finished journal.
Happy May day, wow the year is racing by but May is one of my favourite months of the year. I was delighted when our lovely Monika chose "Flower Power" as our theme this month. May really is the month of flowers and I chose to make 2 floral tags. I am sharing the first one today made with regular Distress Inks.
If you would like to see how I made my flower power tag do pop over to my blog here where a very
fragrant warm welcome awaits you. I will be back to share my Distress Oxide version of this later in the month. Enjoy the bank holiday and I really hope that you get some time to get inky.
Bye for now,
Hi everyone,
Here's my contribution to this month's fab Challenge "Flower Power".
It is a mini art journal page and if you would like to know how I made this then please hop over to my blog HERE.
I will be back later in the month with some more inspiration !
Corrie x
You just gotta love flowers! So many shapes and colours - they really are the most amazing things! I used some wonderful stamps from Kay Carley to make my card for today. You can find out more details on my blog here.
Hope you can join us!
Hugs rachel xx
Excited because we got round to my birthday month. Here is my first piece in the new challenge of "Flower Power". For more details, please visit my blog.
Flower Power! This theme is perfect for bold colours and a happy design!
I made a card with the beautiful PaperArtsy stamps and used Distress Oxides on my background. If you want to see, how I put this card together, please hop over to my blog
What a great challenge, perfect for Summer which I hope starts now! I have a few family birthdays coming up, so with this in mind I've chosen my happy colours of PaperArtsy paint, along with their stencils and stamps. There are more details over at Sue The Iron. Have a lovely day x
Who doesn't love flowers? Especially at this time of year when Spring is in the air! Here is my project for this month's challenge....
Who doesn't love flowers? Especially at this time of year when Spring is in the air! Here is my project for this month's challenge....
Pop over to my blog to see how I created this card.
Wow some wonderful flower projects from our Design Team. So it's over to you now, create your project and link it below with the chance to win a £20 voucher to use on the Country View Crafts website. Thanks to everyone who took up the Rust Challenge last month. There are some fantastic entries and the winner will be announced soon
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What You Must Know About Online Job Boards
On Feb 3, 2014
February 4, 2014
Four "Secrets" To Maximize Your Online Job Search
By Angela Rose for
Health eCareers
Since the '90s, online job boards have grown in popularity with both
and job seekers. In fact, according to the International Association of Employment Websites, there are now more than 40,000 job boards and employment sites connecting potential employees with hiring managers and HR professionals worldwide. While most job boards are fairly straightforward to use (you post your resume and
search for jobs
), they can become a bit of a time drain if you fail to use them effectively. Consider these four "secrets" to help you maximize your online job search.
1. Know what you're looking for before you start searching.
You could easily spend hours upon hours browsing open jobs that you have no interest in—or are unqualified for—unless you put some thought into the job you want and narrow your search accordingly. Think of it like shopping for something online—you save valuable time by searching with specific keywords. A Google search for "women's shoes" will return thousands of results, just as a search for "management jobs" will. Narrow it down to "nurse shoes" and you'll have a much better chance of finding exactly what you are looking for.
2. Invest in an upgraded membership.
While many job boards allow you to
post your resume
and browse jobs for free, some upgraded services may be worth their weight in gold. If the service you are using offers "preferential placement" of your posted resume for a small fee, it could be a wise investment. For every position posted on the job board, there is a manager or recruiter searching through resumes submitted by job seekers. If yours is near the top, and you have the skills they are looking for, you've dramatically increased your chances of winning an interview.
3. Avoid the throw it against the wall approach.
Submitting your resume for every job that sounds remotely interesting is not an effective method for finding a job. Large job boards can be overwhelming with the numbers of jobs posted. Use a targeted approach when searching and applying for jobs. Carefully review the ones you are interested in, make sure your qualifications are a match, and proceed accordingly.
Take some time to find
niche job boards
for your field. You will find fewer jobs posted, but they are targeted to your industry, occupation, or location and you have a much better chance of getting a call for an interview when you apply. By using your time effectively, you will find that your targeted job search is much more successful.
4. There is no "one size fits all."
If you've ever purchased a "one size fits all" costume, you know there is really no such thing. A "one size fits all" cover letter is another myth. While you may begin with a basic cover letter outlining your general objective, your in-demand skills and impressive performance history, use it only as a template. Tailor that
cover letter
to fit each job like a glove. The hiring managers receiving your cover letter have at least another dozen in hand. Yours will stand out when it becomes obvious that you've taken the time to create a cover letter just for them.
While these "secrets" may seem obvious, many job seekers that you're competing against aren't using targeted job searches and personalized cover letters to stand out. When you take the time to use online job boards as they were designed to be used, you will find much more success in your job search. People are being hired every day from job board postings; make sure you're one of them.
Upload your resume
and have employers find you!
About the Author
Angela Rose researches and writes about job search strategy, career management, hiring trends, and workplace issues for
Health eCareers
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