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Veterans salute the American flag during a Memorial Day service Monday at the Last Rest Cemetery in Merrimack. (KIMBERLY HOUGHTON/Union Leader Correspondent)
"We need a lot of help. We really need your love and support," Wheeler told a group of people who gathered Monday at the Last Rest Cemetery for a brief Memorial Day ceremony.
"It is an epidemic now," he said, adding he was honored to have served in the Gulf War and the Iraq War.
"Today is about showing love and respect for our brothers and sisters, and remembering those who were left behind," said Murray, who served in the U.S. Army from 1969 to 1975. "During our welcome home, we got spit on, and protested against. There was no heroes welcome. We were ashamed."
Patriotism was prevalent Monday, as residents waved their flags and saluted the fallen during the first unofficial day of summer.
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Phone: (215) 659-3100
Email: Township Receptionist
Visit the Upper Moreland Township Calendar. Read about the upcoming events in Upper Moreland Township at our Online Calendar!
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In July of 2001, the Upper Moreland Board of Commissioners passed an Historic Preservation Ordinance to encourage preservation of sites significant to the history and development of the Township and to establish a Historical Commission chartered with administering that ordinance and developing an Inventory of Historical Properties.
The Historical Commission consists of up to fifteen members from the community to include an architect, a real estate agent, an attorney, a representative from the Advisory Planning Agency, a Township Commissioner, two members of the Upper Moreland Historical Association, and members from the general public. Members of the Historical Commission are appointed by the Commissioners and serve a three year term.
The Commission welcomes nominations to include properties on the Township's Historical Inventory. You can review the property criteria and benefits of registration on our Ordinance Highlights page.
The Commission works closely with the private, non-profit, Upper Moreland Historical Association to foster and encourage preservation of our Community's past for the benefit of future generations.
Any member of the community with such an interest may contact the Historical Commission by e-mail or through the Township Manager's Office to discuss their possible involvement in the work of the Commission.
The Historical Commission is charged with the responsibility to promote, protect and facilitate the preservation of buildings, structures, sites, objects, and districts of historic significance and value that exist in the Township. Preservation of these resources is in the best interest of the prosperity and welfare of the people of Upper Moreland by enhancing property values, improving aesthetics of the built and natural environment, and creating the potential for heritage tourism.
The Upper Moreland Historical Commission has the general responsibility of promoting historic preservation in the Township by performing any or all of the following:
IMPORTANT: Please note that this is merely an informal summary of selected points of the Ordinance and is not intended as a substitute for the official Ordinance.
Visit the Documents & Forms page and download the Ordinance No. 1451 document.
The Historical Commission holds public meetings in the Caucus Room at the Township Building, 117 Park Avenue, Willow Grove, on every first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm.
There will be no meetings in July and November 2017.
|Term Expires
|Michelle Young, President
|Dec. 31, 2018
|Heather Greenleaf, Vice President
|Dec. 31, 2016
|Bonnie Lynn MacDonald, Secretary
|Dec. 31, 2018
|John L Connell, Treasurer
|Dec. 31, 2017
|Alan Sentman
|Dec. 31, 2017
|Jonathon de Jonge
|Dec. 31, 2018
|Nicholas Scull
|Dec. 31, 2018
|Joseph Lavalle, Commissioner
|Dec. 31, 2016
|Susan Worth-LaManna
|Dec. 31, 2017
|William Oetinger
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|Donald Warner, Commissioner
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|Robert Young
|Dec. 31, 2018
|Muriel Lange
|Dec. 31, 2016
|Henry Hedrick
|Dec. 31, 2016
|Arlene B. Rubin, Esquire
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The Inventory is an official listing of historic sites within the Township and is the result of the homeowner's acceptance of this recognition of their pride of ownership of a part of the legacy of our community. Acceptance is strictly voluntary, and the Township boasts well over one hundred historic homes at the present time. Of these, the forty-one homes shown on the following pages currently comprise the Historic Inventory.
Visit the Documents & Forms page and download the Historic Sites Inventory document.
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Located just next to Independence Mall, where the country's Founding Fathers declared liberty and built a free nation, Old City, part of Philadelphia's Historic District, boasts charming cobblestone streets and plenty of 18th-century charm—along with an independent streak that's evident in everything from its owner-operated shops to its edgy art scene.
Its proximity to the Liberty Bell, Penn's Landing and the Benjamin Franklin Bridge make Old City a favorite for out-of-towners as much as for the residents who call it home. People love the neighborhood for its fashionable boutiques, great restaurants, eclectic galleries, boundary-pushing theaters and vibrant nightlife....
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[Written by Kamlesh]
It was 2.30 AM when I woke up from my bed. I started arranging stuff inside my backpack, took a bath and was wondering what to wear for the day. Time fled away and it was 4 AM when I got ready. As I knew that there were two auto stands nearby, I was sure that I would get an autorickshaw to reach Koyembedu from Anna Nagar. At 4.10 AM, I bid goodbye to my mom and then walked towards the autostand. To my surprise, there was no auto there. Hoping to find one near the main road, I walked faster towards the signal. Again, I was surprised to find no autos in the usual stand where I had seen so many autos on other days. There was no sign of any moving vehicles on the road and I thought that I was going to be late. Without losing hope, I marched towards the autostand even though I knew that there were no autos. Suddenly, I heard an auto's sound somewhere out of my sight. I was looking all over the place, but I wasn't able to find it. From the dark, a pin pointed light emerged and there came the hero. Thank god! The auto driver understood that I was looking for an auto and he swifted towards me. I told him to take me to koyembedu and he said yes. Though he demanded twice the usual fare, I wasn't bothered about it.
Having attended the fitness test, I was familiar with few faces. It was Ramesh Bhutiani who identified me immediately, as he joined me on my bike during the fitness trek. Other members started emerging in a few minutes. After some time, one of the group became very busy. I wasn't sure about the reason for the sudden activeness there. A few feet away, I saw the black muscular car and I realized that Peter was there. When I approached the busy group, I found guys discussing stuff with Peter and other organizers. I was desperately looking for Chandan Kumar who had asked me to bring an additional sleeping mat for him. Since, I was not sure about whether he belonged to Team A or B, I thought of handling the mat to him ASAP. I found him within a few minutes and gave him the mat. Right then, Team A started getting into the vehicles for the 1 hour drive. It took me some time to find a place. I was looking for a seat in any of the cars, but was getting negative replies from the drivers. Alas, Hema diverted me to a Lancer, which I supposed to be full. Fortunately, I heard a voice saying that there was a seat inside. It was Kannan sir. I sat inside the car and within a few minutes, we started moving.
Surprisingly, Chandan was sitting in the front side. Chaitanya and Balaji were adjacent to me while Kannan sir drove the car. After the introduction chats, Kannan sir initiated a chat on bikes and cars, while we enthusiasts joined him. One memorable moment at this point was Chandan's puzzled look when we were using unusual phrases like naked styling, bare body, and similar stuff to describe the bikes actually. After becoming aware of the subject, he too joined the discussion. Before we could realize, the sun rose up and its rays penetrated through the transparent windows beautifully. Boni and Balaji were sharing their previous trek experiences with CTC, which excited me further. When we entered Andhra border, we paused for the breakfast. Myself along with 7 other members sat inside a small hotel where a lady was preparing food for us. After a few minutes of pestering, the lady finally brought us hot pongal, idli and vadas. We had a nice breakfast there. To everybody's surprise, the bill was just 120 bucks for 8 people. When the accounts in-charge volunteer, Mr. Radhakrishnan (I guess) heard our bill, he was also shocked and commented that we youths should eat more.
After a few minutes, we were on the roads, following an ash colored Alto. We weren't sure who was driving, but we knew that they were also among CTC. During the middle of the drive, Kannan sir noticed Peter's car overtaking the other cars behind us and soon, he overtook us. We realized that we were away from the correct route. Then we took a U turn and drove towards the right track that took us to the South Eastern entry of nagala hills. I hope, we reached the maximum driveable limit on the cars. Members brought the food items to a common place and everybody picked up their individual share and the common items as well. After we got ready for the trek, the drivers went back to park their cars in some safer places, while we started marching towards the hills.
After a 30 minute walk or so, we reached the first pool where members started taking a dip in the pool. After changing my clothes, I plunged into the pool and few other members accompanied me. Few minutes later, drivers who went to park the cars joined us at this spot. When I was relaxing in the waters, I heard somebody saying that our next agenda was to climb over the vertical boulder that was atleast 15 to 20 meters high. Seeing it, I thought that they were kidding and I said to myself that those people don't have any limit for their humor sense. After some time, an yellow rope came into the scene. Few members climbed the boulder and tied the rope to a tree. Only then I realized that what I heard was actually true. Soon, the fittest members started helping people to ascend through the boulders and passed the backpacks to the top.
The actual trek started there. Walking on the rocks in the path of the stream alerted my senses and I was looking for any danger ahead or around us. After some time, I got set with the environment and we followed one another. On the way, we took a dip in another pool which was very chill. Then, we started walking aside the stream's path. At one point, I realized that I lost contact with members who were walking ahead of me. I walked faster, but couldn't find a single soul. There were people behind me thinking that I was on the right track. I shouted a few times to get a reply from members ahead, but in vain. Bharadwaj and Prem Dharshan were following me immediately, and so I shared my doubt with them. However, we still proceeded on the way where the stream flowed in. After some time, I was able to find water droplets on the rocks which relieved me that other members would have definitely gone by that way. Even after an hour's walk we weren't able to catch up with members who went ahead of us.
Finally, we saw members resting over the rocks. Happily, we walked faster towards them. When I reached there, Radhakrishan sir told us to take a dip in the shower nearby and proceed towards the optional climb to get an awesome view. But, few members had already left for the optional climb. As I was tired, I sat immediately on the rock and let my wetted shoes & socks to dry. Soon, members who were walking behind me started emerging into the scene. It was at this point, I witnessed Mr. Guna's presence (lawyer). As I could remember, he was lying on the rocks taking a nice sleep. We rested there for some time and had our lunch Poli. After half an hour or so, the guys who went for the optional climb appeared from nowhere. I could remember Peter exclaiming "Oh! It's Poli time". Soon after, We started our next leg. We reached a small peak from which we had an awesome view of certain peaks of the Nagala range. Took some group photos there and then proceeded towards the grass lands. Fortunately, I was wearing a full length track pants and so, I was safe from thorns and bushes. After walking for an hour or so, we reached a dense area where we had a small water stream. Few members took a shower in it and rested there for a while.
Later, we proceeded towards the flat lands to end that day's trek and camp there. Few guys started collecting firewoods and I helped them. I heard so many guys freaking out that they had never camped so soon in any of their previous treks. Right after, organizers started making soupy noodles while few others went back to the stream to fetch some water. I picked up my bowl and waited for the soup to get ready. Soon, we tasted soupy noodles and it was yummy. We went back for the second round and then the third... After the soup, organizers immediately started making maggie noodles. We enjoyed eating noodles in the camp fire. Myself along with Kannan sir, Arun, Chaitanya and Balaji (I guess) made our beds little away from the camp site as the place was almost filled. The sky was beautiful with twinkling stars, and somebody asked for the moon. After a few minutes of lying down, I realized something running over my hand. I simply shook my hands and then covered my body fully with the blanket. After some time, I heard noises around me, and people were awake. When I turned back, I saw a line of black ants creeping over Chaitanya's and balaji's mats. Soon, I found those ants on my bed as well. We weren't sure about the reason for its presence near us, might be the food in our bags. Soon, we packed things up and moved towards the campfire. I found a comfortable place under the tree, although there were small rocks popping out the flat land. When I used my sleeping mat and rested over it, the small rock beneath it felt like a head rest. At that moment, I realized Peter's affirmative suggestion in his mail where I asked him whether a sleeping mat was necessary. Had a nice sleep under the sky, where stars peeped out in between the branches and leaves.
I woke up at 5 AM and the ambiance looked like as if it was 7 AM. The sun was about to peep above the horizon. Prem Darshan started clicking the beautiful sunrise. Sundar and few other members started making tea. Guna started unwrapping his bag and picked out a big knife, dates, nuts, etc., one by one. The gang started cracking and time passed away. We ate the reboiled noodles that was leftover. After refreshing ourselves with tea, Peter asked us to get ready for the optional 800m peak climb. Fortunately, majority of the members joined it. We went to the stream, took a nice shower and then ascended towards the peak. Since, I had a nice sleep, I felt very refreshing to climb up in the morning. After an hour or so, we reached the peak from where we had amazing view of the entire Nagala range. We spent a few minutes sitting there, making group photos. Some guys went for solo images making crazy postures.
We were able to see the campsite from there, which looked very small from that height. Then, we took a few metres walk on the flatlands to reach another spot which showed us the other sides of the Nagala range. We shouted together calling up for Team B's organizer, "Shankar", and after a few seconds, it echoed from the mountains. After spending some time there, we descended down to the campsite. Being quite exhausted, we moved in small groups. I lost track with members ahead of us. Myself, Pritham and Balaji were descending together (Hope, I am correct here). At one point, we came across a big droop which seemed impossible to cross. Fortunately, I found another way nearby to descend down safely. I felt like we were lost and we weren't able to find the direction to our campsite. The area was full of thorny plants and there were no traces of human beings through it. Somehow, we proceeded forward looking for other members. After some time, we reached the trail which connected the campsite and the stream area. Then, we went to the stream, had a nice dip and returned to the campsite.
Rava pongal was ready by that time. I had a full bowl of pongal and rested for a while. After a few minutes, Guna and a few other trekkers came back who were also away from the easiest route to the campsite. I can still remember Guna's excitement in seeing cashew nuts in pongal. 'Ai! Cashew nuts!'. I hope everybody would remember that moment. After a few minutes, we packed up for the second day's trek. We took a dip in the stream again and started walking. Our agenda was to reach the Picnic pool that evening and camp there for the night. Initially, it was a normal walk on the flat lands. Then we descended down to catch up with the stream. We were descending down, yet the track was full of rocks and boulders. On the middle of the route, we met Team B. Shankar was kind enough to give us hot rice and we exchanged our Tepla pack in return. With pickle and ready made mix, we had a nice lunch there. Again, we started following the stream to reach the picnic pool. We came across a beautiful waterfalls on the way. After a steep climb and a risky descend, we reached the picnic pool where swimmers and non-swimmers enjoyed a lot. The night creeped in and we had soupy noodles and Top ramen noodly soup for the dinner. The place was full of fireflies and they sparkled throughout the night. I didn't had enough sleep that night, but I enjoyed watching the sky and fireflies.
When I was about to have a deep sleep, members woke up and started taking a dip in the pool. After having tea, Peter called the members for the optional climb to enjoy an awesome view. I went with the fittest members for the optional ascend. After climbing up for about 15 to 20 minutes, I got very much exhausted. My sleepless night have made me tired immediately. Still, I pushed myself hard to keep in phase with other members. Initially, we rested on a small boulder and enjoyed the morning view of Nagala range. Took a few group shots there. We also enjoyed a vulture's flight. That time, Peter commented those birds as "Lazy buggers" as they could reach such heights easily while we human beings had to climb hard through rocks and boulders to reach the peak. Then we moved to a water source nearby, where members plunged into a bath-tub kind of pool. Being unaware of the rocks, I jumped into the pool carelessly and so, I hit the rocks. Fortunately, my legs were safe with some scratches and skin burns, although blood covered my left leg. Then we descending down to the super pool.
On the way, I slipped and hit my other leg in one of the trees. We reached the super pool after a few meters of steep descend. Water was flowing from some 25 to 40 meters of height and it was sprinkling as far as it could. We took a dip in the pool and spent some time there. Then, we descended down to the picnic pool thorough another route that directly took us to the spot. Unfortunately, Nishanth and myself lagged behind due to a risky descend at one place. We lost contact with other members, yet we followed the stream. At one point, we came across a small, but steeply descending pool. Nishanth lost grips on his shoe and so he removed it. Unfortunately, the shoes slided down into the pool. The pool was small, yet little deep in the middle. I slided down in the pool and brought his shoes back. This incident further delayed our trek. We weren't able to track other members' path and we lost hope to find them. After walking down for a few minutes, we heard a voice and it was Boni chaitanya, waiting for us. Thank God. I guess, he was purposefully asked to wait there to take us. Then we descended down together to the picnic pool. By the time I reached there, other members had finished their breakfast and were getting ready for the next leg. Damn!
I just had time to have my breakfast and to pack up. Right after, we started ascending a few meters and then descended down to catch up with the stream. Our agenda was to reach the dam, before the sun sets in. After walking for about two hours or so, we reached the ridge where we had to ferry our backpacks using the sleeping mats. Members volunteered to ferry the backpacks in small groups. The place was splendid with the stream enclosed between the boulders on two sides. I swam across it and then we started walking along the stream to reach the dead end pool. Again, we had to ferry our backpacks and so, members crossed the initial big boulder leaving their backpacks behind. Volunteers passed the bags one by one and I was also helping them with the bags. Suddenly, something sat on my nose. Before I could realize it, I felt heavy pain in my nose. It was the bee sting. Soon, other members got alert and everybody paused the work for a while. I proceeded towards the boulder and covered my entire face. Many other members too were hit by the bees. I still have the mark in my nose. Far away, somebody covered his entire body with a blanket and Guna didn't even opened his mouth when I asked him whether he saw my bag.
Our bags were then ferried across the stream. That stream was quite longer, still I decided to swim across it in a single stretch, hoping to find some rocks much ahead of the land. Unfortunately, I gave up after crossing 3/4ths of the stream and so, I drowned in the water. Holding my breath, I kicked up to reach the surface again, but my arms were painful and I wasn't able to swim forward. Thankfully, Alex was watching my moves and he immediately came forward to save me. I got hold of the air tube and he pulled me to the land. My hearty thanks to Alex for the timely help. We had lunch there, eating whatever was leftover in the backpacks. Then we proceeded further, where we had clear trails. At one point, we were confused whether to go for the magic pool or straight towards the exit route. Then, we decided to take the exit route and reached the final pool on the way. Everybody took a dip in the pool and enjoyed the final moments of Nagala waters. After three days of continuous trek, I felt like missing the environment at this point. Then, we followed the trails to reach the dam. We walked on the flat lands to reach the parking area where a few members from Team B were waiting with the cars. After having soda in a nearby shop, we reached the main parking area and from there, we decided to take dinner at the Dhabhas on the way. As we started earlier, we were ahead of the other members. We took dinner on a roadside hotel, had hot dosais and parottas. We reached chennai by 10 pm or so. Thankfully, Kannan sir dropped me near my place and I took an auto to reach home.
Even after a week, I couldn't focus away without thinking those memorable moments. I hope, everybody would have experienced the same. I wish to do more treks with the same group again in the future. I hope, it will happen soon. Right from Nikhil to Duraiswamy sir, everybody inspired me with their unique talents and skills. Thank you guys for a wonderful trek. Good day!
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I have a 2000 728i with comms pack, sat/nav etc. It goes fine but over the last couple of months has developed a lot of small electrical issues and BMW Care in Leeds say there are loads of stored fault codes in diagnostics. They have offered to have the car in and try to pin down the problem but I wondered if anyone on here can offer advice? The faults and when they first started are:-
Airbag warning light has been on constantly - last 9 months
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Parking distance sensor not working although it lights up and beeps initially - 1 month
Hands free phone button often cancels itself within a second of it being pressed - 1 week
I realise that these may not be connected but the most recent faults all seem to have come more or less together and I wondered if there was some central electronic unit that could be causing it?
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Mon Jul 26 2010
"If you'd asked me a year ago if I would do these kind of shows, I would very definitely have said no," Jason Pierce says on the phone from London. Talking frankly about his decision to tour Spritualized's now-legendary album Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space—and the current trend for reviving old albums in general—the singer says, "I always thought of it like battle reenactments, like those guys who dress up as Waterloo soldiers and fire fake cannons at each other. I never saw us as looking back."
There's another obvious reason why Pierce might avoid looking back: Ladies and Gentlemen is as close to a musical expression of heartbreak as you're likely to find. The album was released in 1997, just after Pierce broke up with his long-term love Kate Radley, who married Verve singer Richard Ashcroft four days before Spritualized was due to join that band on tour—ouch. Unsurprisingly, it's acknowledged by fans and critics alike as one of the saddest albums ever made; the grandly tragic title track turned up in the funeral scene of Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky.
So what changed Pierce's mind? "I was talked into doing this at the top of Mount Buller in Australia," he says. The band was there to play a one-off show for the Don't Look Back series. "It's 6,000 feet high, so I always had the line that it was a decision made at altitude, y'know?" He's partly joking: Pierce has always made drug-related gags, from his early days with psych-rock outfit Spacemen 3 ("taking drugs to make music to take drugs to") to the time when Spiritualized played the 114th floor of Toronto's CN Tower, recognized by Guinness World Records as the highest gig ever.
But there are some excellent, serious reasons for playing the record now. Ladies and Gentlemen lends itself to being performed whole, because it's constructed that way, Pierce explains. "It's like a symphonic piece where the tracks are all relative to each other and the way they work." And: "The band that made that record couldn't have performed it like we're doing it now." Admittedly, this is partly because Pierce sacked most of Spiritualized's original members over a pay dispute, but musically, you get the point. This tour features a six-piece rhythm section, strings, brass and a gospel choir from Queens.
The clincher, though, is the way people relate to it. "This album's sat around for 13 years, so everyone's got a take on it," Pierce says. "They've already been moved by those songs, so they bring so much more to it. It's not about doing an accurate rendition—it's about finding the electricity in these songs, finding the places where the most energy is, and I think we've got better at doing that."
In a way, the spirit of these shows resembles that of Leonard Cohen's recent world tour; devoted fans, knowing exactly what the show would deliver, were still surprised by the emotional intensity of the encounter; how new those old emotions can feel. Is Pierce wary of this show becoming a big weepfest? "I think anything's good if you're moved by music," he replies. "So much music isn't particularly moving, so I don't think it's a bad thing however you take it. The mathematics of music is the same for everyone—it's pushing air around to make things sound nice. But there's something really special to be found, and the most beautiful bits are always the most elusive. It doesn't really matter how people respond, as long as they do respond—and I think there's a kind of glee that people bring to this, where they know where they've been with it."
As far as pushing air goes, you couldn't find a more perfect venue than the curvaceous, elegant Radio City Music Hall, where Spiritualized opened for Radiohead in 1998. "What I like about that place is it's widescreen," Pierce says. "The audience wraps itself around the stage." He feels good about New York, and even lived in Manhattan, at 17th and Third, for a while. "It's a city where the good hits the bad; whenever you're in something good, you're not so far away from the bad. It's that energy you get from a city." Perhaps inadvertently, Pierce has perfectly nailed the dynamic of Ladies and Gentlemen: a record on which great waves of heartbreak crash against waves of hope.
Fans would do well to note that this is the last time the group will play the album like this, according to Pierce, who is now working on a new Spiritualized record. "It's been a short-lived thing and an amazing thing, but I've always thought we're looking to the future." He pauses and chuckles softly. "And I'm glad I sat at the top of the mountain and thought, If I don't say yes to this, I'm gonna have to listen to them talk about it all night."
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BeschreibungThis book argues that communication is at the heart of all approaches to dementia care, and is an in-depth exploration of ways of establishing and developing communication with people with dementia. It examines both the nature of dementia as a condition and the subjective experience of those affected. The authors consider in detail how communication between people with dementia and those who care for them changes, and how it can be maintained and enhanced. They include a significant amount of material quoted from people with dementia, and suggest ways of interpreting their words and actions. We learn about what it might be like to have dementia, and what sort of help is needed by people in this situation. Throughout the book the authors address the ethical issues and the implications for practice.
"The combination of creativity and critical analysis which the joint authors as poet and psychologist bring to this book is especially productive...The interweaving of substantial practice examples based on conversations with people with dementia give persuasive authority to the careful exposition and detailed analysis. The book is much more than an exhortation to carers about how they should communicate. It challenges them to understand themselves and shows how they might use themselves to engage with people with dementia." - Faith Gibson, Emeritus Professor of Social Work
Communication and the Care of People with Dementia is a key resource for students and professionals in health and social care work, including those in such fields as social work, nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, clinical psychology, geriatric medicine, and the management of services.
Part one: Basics
Conversations with Alice
'A far fetch'
'The truth is mine, not yours'
Nonverbal communication
'I just want to hold you and hold you one minute'
'Words can make or break you'
'Playing in the House of Ages'
'After all, what is this lump of matter if you can't make sense of it?'
Part two: Practicalities
Making contact
'Getting in a normal situation'
Developing the interaction
'With you I am putting things together'
'With regard to silence, I think it should be observed'
'It's a good idea, this writing it down'
Part three: Themes
'I want to make up my story for myself'
'I like us being with us'
'I'm thinking when I'm not saying anything'
Part four: Implications
Implications for care
'I need help, yes. But it's the way that it's done'
Ethical implications
'What I want to know is, what is this doing for you?'
Part five: Conclusion
Conversations with Jane
'My mind, my whole sphere of life is full'
PortraitJohn Killick was a teacher of English for thirty years, and worked in schools, colleges and prisons. He has worked with people with dementia as a writer for nine years, and has recently combined this role with work on exploring the contribution of the arts to the care of people with dementia.Kate Allan worked as a clinical psychologist in the area of mental health for five years. She has since undertaken research and development work in the area of communication in dementia care practice, specifically ways of consulting people with dementia about their views of services.
Pressestimmen"Communication and the Care of People with Dementia published last year has been hailed as 'essential reading' for psychologists, old-age psychiatrists, social workers and managers of dementia specialist services. - A A Gill The Sunday Times Magazine 20031111 "This is a timely, deeply challenging but ultimately encouraging publication. Person-centred dementia care, pioneered by Tom Kitwood, Malcolm Goldsmith and others, stands in need of this comprehensive theoretical and practical presentation based upon considerable experience. John Killick's nine-year involvement as writer in residence with Westminster Health Care is ably complemented by Kate Allan's psychological expertise and commitment to giving a voice to people with dementia in the development of services...The outcome is a heady, wholesome and above all intensely humane mix, enlivened by numerous verbatim accounts of John's conversations with individual persons with dementia which are interpreted with great sensitivity...we should be profoundly grateful for this book which can aptly described as a work of love." - Generations Review Generations Review 20031030 "Communication and the Care of People with Dementia is an essential read for all existing and future health and social care professionals who may come into contact with people who have dementia." - Dementia: International Journal of Social Research & Practice Dementia: The Int Jnl of Social Res & Practice 20031028
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Open University Press
Erscheinungsdatum: September 2001
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By Mark Altstaetter
WAPAKONETA — It's not the way a team starts, but how it finishes that really matters.
After starting its season 2-4, the Minster football team rallied all the way back to make it to the Division 7 state semifinals.
In Saturday's state semifinal matchup with McComb at Harmon Field in Wapakoneta, Minster continued to show its resiliency by coming back in the fourth quarter to win 27-23 and notch a berth in Saturday's state championship game.
The Wildcats will play Warren John F. Kennedy (13-1) at Ohio Stadium, and kickoff is set for 10 a.m.
In Saturday's first-ever matchup between the two programs, McComb (12-2) battled back from a 21-0 deficit, scoring 23 unanswered points and claiming a 23-21 lead, late in the third quarter.
However, midway through the fourth quarter, Minster quarterback Jared Huelsman led his offensive unit on an 11-play, 83-yard scoring drive, which he capped off with a 2-yard run for the go-ahead touchdown.
For the game, Huelsman rushed for 62 yards on 17 carries with two TDs. In the air, he was 14-of-25 passing for 101 yards and a TD. Huelsman also got it done on defense, intercepting a pass from McComb quarterback Malachi Abbott right before the end of the first quarter and running it back 37 yards for a TD.
"It's a great feeling, battling through so much adversity," Huelsman said. "We've been in this situation before. We just knew we had to keep fighting and good stuff will happen.
"We knew the game wasn't over until the clock hit zero. So we knew we had to keep fighting and keep battling until it did hit zero. That's exactly what we did and it paid off."
After winning the Division 6 state title in 2014, Minster (10-4) is returning to Ohio Stadium in hopes of winning another state championship.
"We've had that goal in mind since the beginning of the season," Huelsman said. "It was a little rough in the middle (of the season), but we battled back. I'm so happy."
Despite losing a 21-0 lead, Minster coach Geron Stokes remained confident of his team in the second half of Saturday's game.
"I love our kids," Stokes said. "We came out on fire, and we knew they were going to battle back, because they're a very good team. Our kids were on the ropes a little bit. They responded, just like you want tough kids to respond. They handled it the right way. They went out and made plays."
Minster jumped out to a 14-0 lead by the end of the first quarter. With 21 seconds left to play in the first, Huelsman scored on a 14-yard run to cap off a 12-play, 54-yard scoring drive. With the point-after by Isaac Schmiesing, the Wildcats led 7-0.
On McComb's next possession, Huelsman picked off Abbott's pass and ran it to the end zone for a 14-0 lead.
Then, with a little more than six minutes left to play in the first half, Huelsman connected with Jonathan Niemeyer for a 19-yard TD pass. With the PAT, Minster's lead was 21-0.
McComb responded.
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McComb came out strong in the third quarter.
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Huelsman gave Minster the go-ahead TD, with 4:02 left to play in the game, on his 3-yard scamper to the end zone.
Abbott led McComb with 103 rushing yards and was 8-of-15 passing for 56 yards.
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Mortgage Loan Securitization and Relative Loan Performance
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We compare the ex ante observable risk characteristics, the default performance, and the pricing of securitized mortgage loans to mortgage loans retained by the original lender. In our sample of loans originated between 2000 and 2007, we find that privately securitized fixed and adjustable-rate mortgages were riskier ex ante than lender-retained loans or loans securitized through the government sponsored agencies. We do not find any evidence of differential loan performance for privately securitized fixed-rate mortgages. We find evidence that privately securitized adjustable-rate mortgages performed worse than retained mortgages, although other observable factors appear to be more economically important determinants of mortgage default. We do not find any evidence of a compensating premium in the loan rates for privately securitized adjustable-rate mortgages.


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This week on The New Canon, we spin our Album of the Week, John Luther Adams's Songbirdsongs, in its entirety. Minted for Mode Records by the Callithumpian Consort, it's the first time that this first work of the Luther Adams catalog is heard on CD.
But what unifies our favorite Alaskan composer's birdcalls with the rest of the new works we hear this week is a tendency to indulge. Timbres fade into oblivion, prismatic melodies are explored without concern for the clock, whether it's a new recording that lasts 40 minutes or four minutes. As my yoga teacher is fond of saying, it's one thing to come into a challenging pose, but it's another thing entirely to breathe in that pose. And do these works breathe. They live in luxurious spaces.
We hear that with two new works off of violinist Cornelius Dufallo's new disc for Innova, Journaling, which coincides with Dufallo's announcement that he'll be departing mainstay string quartet Ethel to focus on his solo career (highlighted here). We'll also turn to the newest Wolfgang Rihm compendium on Harmonia Mundi, namely his sparse and striking Astralis. Some relevant revisits to Einojuhani Rautavaara and Eric Whitacre round out two hours of sonic sublimation.