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Equus sivalensis
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Fossil range: Late Pleistocene
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| Equus sivalensis
Equus sivalensis is an extinct equid, discovered in the Siwalik hills of Pakistan. Remains date to 2.6 million years ago, and it is assumed that it was extinct during the last Ice Age, between 75,000 and 10,000 years ago, as part of the late Pleistocene megafaunal extinction. Remains have been found in middle to late Pleistocene locations in the Siwaliks and in Tamil Nadu, and recently, as a "Great Indian horse" in Andhra, dated to ca. 75,000 BP.
- B.J. MacFadden, Fossil Horses, 1992, 2nd ed. 2003 ISBN 978-0521477086
- Falconer H. and Cautley, Fauna Antiqua Sivalensis, Being the Fossil Zoology of the Siwalik Highlands in the North of India, 1849, London.
External links
- Two PDF-files with information on E. sivalensis: Animal remains (PDF), Fossil equids (PDF)
- M. Witzel, Harappan horse myths and the sciences
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How well will CWNA prepare me for Aerohive Certification?
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May 25, 2012 at 1:19 UTC
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Hi Rick,
CWNA is a vendor-neutral exam about Wi-Fi and 802.11 technology. Almost every Wi-Fi vendor including Aerohive recommends CWNA training as a suggested prerequisite to vendor-speciic training. Anyone who gets CWNA certified will have a broad understanding on how Wi-Fi works and functions. Anyone who understands how 802.11 technology works at Layer 1 and 2 of the OSI model will be better prepared when taking Aerohive training classes and deploying Aerohive Wi-Fi technology.
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Jul 19, 2012 at 10:51 UTC
So it's not mandatory to have CWNA to start the AeroHive certification process??

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BEYONCE, Katy Perry and Sarah Jessica Parker were among the A-listers turning
the Met Gala into a frocky horror show last night.
The theme of the star-studded evening – held at New York's Metropolitan Museum
of Art – was Punk: Chaos to Couture.
The majority of the guest list missed the point when it came to choosing their
outfits – while others went for sheer chaos.
The garish flame-splashed trim on Beyonce's floor-length gown was far from
hot, and the matching boots and gloves were a colour co-ordination too far.
After being dubbed a 'Devil child' by her own dad last week, Katy Perry chose
a weird tapestry-style dress – with a picture of a saint emblazoned across
her chest.
And she seemed to be suffering from delusions of grandeur – topping the look
with a royal crown.
Sarah Jessica Parker went for a crazy combination of billowing white and god
dress with classing, thigh-high tartan boots.
The Sex and the City star nodded a head in the direction of old-school punk
with a mad headdress that resembled a Mohican.
Cameron Diaz made little attempt to go with the theme – and hid any suggestion
of her stunning figure – in a cover-all blue gown that was more monk than
A spiked red belt was the only cursory nod to the couture in question.
Nicole Richie turned heads with her shocking grey-white hair which at least
made her look like she could have been around in the seventies, when punk
took off in the UK.
And her multiple earrings were a modern equivalent of the classic safety pins
favoured at the time.
British model Lily Cole went for a Disney princess look, with a sheer
billowing yellow skirt over an odd black lining.
Wacky designer Zandra Rhodes entered into the spirit of the Gala with chains
and pins hanging from her typically colourful garb.
But Madonna took the prize for the most effort in the dressing up stakes.
The Material Girl flaunted her bum and boobs in a seventies-inspired jacket,
studded leather gloves and a ripped fishnet body stocking,
Dripping in chains, with a padlock round her neck, the 54-year-old added her
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So far, roughly 25% of the companies within the S&P 500 have posted earnings. Of these, 62% beat revenue expectations, while 67% exceeded earnings estimates; confirming the broad positive market breadth (the Rydex Equal Weight S&P ETF RSP, +0.00% gained just under 1.5 %.
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This proposed spending becomes even more questionable when you look at the two main reasons given us for acquiring all this open space. One is that it protects the Stratton Brook Aquifer. This is almost insulting to our Boards and Commissions, and particularly our Aquifer Protection Agency, which have been doing exactly that since forever. You have first hand proof with every glass of water. Do we still need to spend still more millions as added insurance?
The second justification is that the open space has 8 miles of trail. If you add the whole package together, this comes out to "only" $1,250,000 per mile. What a steal!
Let's not throw any more of our hard earned money at this poorly conceived plan.
Get out on the 15th and vote NO!!!
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Nader lost his way
Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005 in the hope of achieving peace with its neighbors. It left behind a thriving agricultural economy, which the Arab population, motivated by hatred, promptly destroyed.
Hamas, a group recognized by the U. S. and Europe as a terrorist organization, soon took control of Gaza and, with Islamic Jihad, orchestrated regular rocket and missile attacks on Israeli cities and towns, eventually utilizing weaponry furnished by Iran. Finally, in late 2008, Israel found it necessary to commence military action to stop the constant bombardment of Israel's civilian population. Israel, as it always does, exercised the utmost restraint in order to minimize civilian casualties, although huge property damage was incurred. Now who's fault was that, Mr. Nader? Clearly, Hamas.
While Israel has properly exercised control over its border with Gaza to prevent terrorist infiltration into Israel, Egypt has also closed its border with Gaza, apparently recognizing the dangers posed by Hamas and Gaza's radicalized population.
Contrary to Nader's unsupported assertions, and as a result of the largesse showered upon Gaza by Israel, the US, and Europe, numerous international organizations have said clearly that there is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza. In fact, Gaza's GDP grew by more than 25 percent during the first three quarters of 2011. If there's a "crisis," it's the constant attacks by Gaza/Hamas/Islamic Jihad upon Israel's civilian population.
Mr. Nader did a masterful job putting in place a mechanism to recall defective cars 50 years ago. Since then, he seems to have lost his way.
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Slandering Israel
What other nation would try so hard to avoid all-out war even while its civilians are attacked? When there was no choice left, Israel did everything possible to avoid civilian casualties, including dropping leaflets and other communications to warn Arab civilians.
In the most profound, gut-wrenching effort to find peace, Israel evacuated its citizens out of their homes in Gaza, where, after years of back-breaking toil, they had created a thriving agricultural community whose produce was prized throughout Europe. The Arabs were given this golden opportunity to create their own prosperous community. Instead, they destroyed as much as they could. Why? To paraphrase Golda Meir, they are more interested in killing Jews than making a decent life for their own children.
And what did the Israelis get? I have sat with Jews from Gush Katif, now living in southern Israel, still looking for homes and jobs, still enduring rocket attacks, running into sewer pipes used as bomb shelters when the sirens blare. I stayed in Judea and Samaria, in awe of the Jews who try to live peacefully in their ancient homeland, who go to sleep each night knowing their Arab neighbors next door want them dead. Yet, when an Arab child needed medical assistance, they Jews provided it, no questions asked.
The "plight" of the Palestinians is self-imposed. In Gaza, they took a Garden of Eden and trashed it. They've received billions of dollars in aid from the U.S., the UN, the E.U. and yes, from Israel, which never seems to make a dent in the lives of the people because Hamas, their elected government, funnels the money to terrorism. Nader fails to note that Israel provides medical care for any Arabs who wish it, in the same facilities and by the same medical professionals that treat Israelis. Despite the ongoing rocket attacks, Israeli sends 15,000 tons of food and supplies--along with cash--into Gaza every week. When there is any opportunity to do so, Israel helps--as demonstrated by economic growth in the "West Bank."
The facts are: Arabs nations have waged war on the tiny State of Israel six times in its 64 years of existence. In addition, Israel has endured thousands of rocket attacks, suicide bombings, murders and maimings of innocent Jewish civilians, including its children.
The Arabs refuse to accept Israel's existence, have rejected every offer of peace, and hold steadfast to their pledges to "push Israel into the sea." So the tiny state of Israel simply defends itself, surrounded by hostile Arab nations, with 80,000 rockets pointed at it, all the while maintaining a free, democratic state and a humanitarian ethic that is a model for the world.
No one can lie as much as Nader without a truly sinister agenda. He is less concerned about the Palestinians than he is about the destruction of Israel.
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Confidence Lost - Chapter 10
New York City… that afternoon…
Neal had wondered if telling Mozzie about his late night visitor was a wise idea. As he watched his best friend going over every nook and cranny of his apartment with a bug-detecting device with a frantic obsessive-compulsive fervor, he was starting to wish he hadn't.
"I'm pretty sure that Nightwing guy didn't have a chance to bug my closet," Neal said as he worked on his computer, which had already been Mozzie-approved. "He didn't even make it past the living room."
"Oh ye of little faith," Mozzie said as he finally satisfied himself with the confirmation that none of Neal's suits were covertly wired. "The bats are so much worst than the suits. It's not the one you see you have to worry about. It's the three in the shadows that you don't." The short bald guy whipped his head around, looking for some corner he hadn't thoroughly investigated yet. Then he made a beeline for the nearest window, opened it wide, and leaned halfway out it, continuing his sweep for bugs on the outside of the building.
"Hey! Will you cut that out? I don't want you falling out a third story window because of your paranoia." Neal got up from the table to try and drag Mozzie back into the building. However, before he could lay a hand on him, an insistent pinging began to come out of his friend's bug-detecting device, and Moz chuckled triumphantly.
"Aha! I knew it!" Mozzie leaned a little bit further out the window so he could reach for something that was just barely within his reach. "If I've told you once, Neal, I've told you a thousand times. It's not paranoia-"
"-if they really are out to get you," Neal finished as he helped Mozzie back into the apartment. Moz then smugly dropped the nickle-sized listening device into the palm of his friend's hand.
Over in the secret command center tucked within the penthouse suite of New York City's Wayne Tower luxury hotel, Damian Wayne was listening to the goings on in Neal Caffrey's home in stunned silence. "He found one of the bugs," the teenager said in disbelief. "How does that Mozzie guy have the tech necessary to sniff them out? Who is he, Barbara?"
"I couldn't tell you, little D," Barbara said over the live video chat on Damian's computer. "There is no record online anywhere of this 'Mozzie' character. Not even the FBI or CIA have anything on him. Whoever he is, he's somehow managing to live in New York City without leaving any kind of digital trail to follow. He's like a ghost."
"Alright Moz. You convinced me," Neal's voice chimed in over the speakers. Damian turned his attention back to the screen. "Before you indulge in saying 'I told you so' let's find the rest of the bugs."
Back in his apartment, Neal was rolling up his sleeves and had moved into the center of the living room, examining the layout critically.
"What do you think?" Moz asked. "I know the bats had to have used more than one, but how many?"
Neal looked back to where Mozzie had found the first bug. He closed his eyes and thought for a long moment. "I think we'll find six—no, seven. We already know the bedroom and bathroom are clean. Besides, if there's anything of note that they want to listen to, it'll be in this area." He made a motion with his arms encompassing the living room, dining room, and kitchen."
"How many bugs did you plant this morning, D?" Barbara asked curiously.
Damian grimaced. "Seven."
For the next half hour, Neal and Mozzie thoroughly combed the apartment, both inside and out. By the time they were done, they had all seven tiny listening devices gathered together in the center of Neal's dining table. The two men were sitting at that table, contemplating them over a bottle of wine while on the other side of the city Damian was shaking his head in disbelief.
"They really are quite a marvel of high technology," Mozzie said as he picked up one of the bugs and examined it with a jeweler's eye loupe he had in his pocket.
"Yes, they are," Neal added.
"Whoever you bats are listening on the other end, I send my props to their architect. He or she is a technological virtuoso of the highest standards." He sighed, then turned to Neal. "They certainly are works of art. I almost feel bad about what I'm going to do to them now."
"Almost. Hammer please."
Neal handed him a regular, everyday claw hammer. Then he silently watched as Mozzie methodically and thoroughly smashed each bug into scrap.
Once Moz was certain that the listening devices were, indeed, all dead, he breathed a heavy sigh of relief.
"Do you feel better now?" Neal asked.
"Much." He wiped his brow. "I knew there was a chance that doing the Wayne security test job was attract the attention of the bats, but to go to all this?" Mozzie waved at the collection of scrap now cluttering the table. "You really didn't get away with anything yesterday, did you?"
"For all this trouble, I'm wishing I had," Neal remarked then shook his head. "But no… I don't think they're looking at me so close just because I got through their security." He reached over to his laptop and pulled out a piece of paper that had been tucked underneath it. Then he gave it to Mozzie, who scanned it quickly.
"Okay…" Moz said. "Why are the suits comparing your DNA with some guy named Timothy Drake-Wayne? Do they think you're some long lost Wayne heir?"
Neal turned the laptop around so that Mozzie could see what he was researching before he got up to help him with the bug hunt. His eyes widened when he saw the old Gotham Gazette news articles Neal had found from seven years ago.
"I had a run in at the gallery yesterday with Wayne's oldest and youngest sons," Neal explained. "The older one seemed to think I looked just like his missing younger brother, so much so that he asked the FBI to check if I was or wasn't."
"Wow… The resemblance is uncanny," Moz said. "But why sic the bats on you?"
Neal shrugged. "Maybe Grayson just didn't want his little brother to vanish without a trace again before he got confirmation of who he was? He was pretty emotional this morning when Peter gave him these results."
"Then how did you get this? Did the suit give you a copy?"
"Of course not. This is the copy Grayson tried to slip out of Peter's office when he wasn't looking. I'll put it back tomorrow."
Mozzie gave the page another look-over, as well as the newspaper article on the laptop. "You know, Neal-"
Neal sighed. "Moz, you know I have no problem with a little identity theft now and then. But this-" He tapped the computer screen. "-would be crossing a line." He got up from his chair and walked over to window, which was still open from their bug hunt. Neal sat on the windowsill and looked out over the neighborhood. "It's one thing to take the identity of someone alive and well, or someone who is dead and buried. Timothy Wayne is a missing person. He's probably dead, but there are members of his family still clinging to the hope that he'll one day be found alive. Even if I had the freedom to go to Gotham City and try to pull off this level of con, I couldn't take advantage of a grieving family like that, no matter how wealthy they are."
Moz gave a mildly disappointed smile. "I suppose we all have our limits as to how far we'll go for the next big score. It's too bad that your line is there, but I can respect that."
Neal leaned against the window frame. "Besides… I don't have time to be distracted by people like Wayne or bats like Nightwing. I have bigger fish to fry."
"You're talking about Fowler, aren't you?" Mozzie said, all traces of his smile fading.
"I need to find him, Moz," Neal said grimly. "If I find him, I can find out why Kate died, and who is really responsible for everything that's happened."
"And for that, we need the music box."
Neal nodded. "Diana's got it. I know Peter wouldn't trust anyone else with it at this point."
"I'll see what I can dig up concerning her and the music box. If we can get a hold of it, we can use it as bait to draw Fowler out-"
"-and then I'll get some answers, one way or another."
When Mozzie looked at Neal, he noted the dark expression on the younger man's face as he brooded over the too recent death of the woman he loved. It made him uneasy. He knew that seeing Kate die right in front of his eyes had changed Neal. Exactly how much it changed him still remained to be seen.
Meanwhile, on the other side of town, Dick Grayson had finally returned to the hotel where his brother was examining the device Neal had given Nightwing.
"Wait? He found all the bugs?" Dick asked in surprised after Damian updated him on the lack of surveillance. "Every one?"
"Found them. Chatted to us through them. Then smashed them." Damian sounded frustrated as he pulled out a small circuitboard from the device and put it under his microscope.
Dick shook his head and massaged his temples. He was still happy that they had finally found their brother, but all the questions and mystery surrounding his current identity over the last seven years were absolutely maddening.
From the FBI and Interpol records, Neal Caffrey was allegedly a brilliant criminal mastermind suspected of over fifty different white collar crimes across the United States and Europe. However, only one charge was ever successfully pinned on him, and that was a bond forgery here in New York. The only man to ever capture Caffrey was Special Agent Peter Burke. And for some insane reason that Dick still could not wrap his head around, Neal broke out of prison with just four months left on his sentence only to be recaptured by Burke yet again a few weeks later. However, instead of being sent directly to jail (do not pass GO… do not collect $200), he was offered a job as a consultant for the FBI. Things seemed to be going well for awhile there. He helped the FBI solve quite a few cases. He seemed to be on track to staying on the straight and narrow.
Then things happened. Things that involved an amber music box, a corrupt FBI agent, an exploding plane, and unfortunately a dead woman who happened to also be Neal's long-time girlfriend.
As Dick began to wonder where the aspirin was in the hotel room, the com link to Oracle began to ping. "I really hope you have some good news for me, Babs," he said after opening up the web chat.
"I wish I did, Dick," Barbara apologized. "I just got the info you wanted. You're not gonna like this."
"I already don't like this. Just, please, give it to me quick. Like ripping off a band-aid."
"Alright." A new window popped up on the computer screen. "I ran the DNA the FBI and Interpol have for both Neal Caffrey and Timothy Wayne. The DNA for Neal Caffrey for both of them matches my DNA records for our Tim." Barbara frowned. "Their DNA for Timothy Wayne ended up matching someone completely different in my records. This wasn't just a glitch or a clerical error. Someone hacked those agencies and changed Tim's DNA record on purpose."
Dick felt that migraine strengthening behind his eyes. "So who's DNA is listed as Tim's at the FBI?"
At the sound of his name, the teenager lifted his head from his research. "Yes, Barbara?"
Babs shook her head. "No. I mean it's Damian's DNA they have on record."
"Wait, what?" Damian's eyes went wide. "You don't think—You can't think that I'd-"
"Don't worry, I'm not accusing you, little D," Babs said in a reassuring tone. "These records were hacked back when Tim first went missing. At that age, there was no way you could've hacked either of those agencies."
Dick felt his expression darken. "No… There's only one person I know with both the resources to successfully hack those agencies and the access to Damian's DNA." He slammed his clenched fist down hard on the table and glared balefully at the computer screen. "This is no coincidence. This is a god damn calling card!"
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And the plot thickens. In the first part we have Neal and Mozzie having a pleasant afternoon of bug exterminating. Though it was interesting for Neal to learn that he was being mistaken for the lost Wayne heir, it's a development that pales in comparison to his quest to find Kate's murderer. On the other side of things, Dick gets his first solid lead into who could've turned Tim Drake into Neal Caffrey.


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Adult social services epitomise the values of a caring community – supporting us when we are at our most vulnerable. But funding cuts mean local governments can no longer meet the needs of local people. A new approach to social care has to be found.
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services reports that in the three years to March 2014, £2.68bn – or about a fifth of the total funding budget – will have been cut from adult social care.
Despite this, government and the public expect to see increasingly personalised services and better co-ordination with the NHS – reducing the number of frail elderly admitted to A&E and ensuring social care support is in place to get people out of hospital as soon as possible.
The system is also having to cope with increasingly complex needs, particularly supporting older people with dementia and young people with multiple needs who now survive into adulthood.
To debate how social care needs to change in the face of growing demand and falling funding, the Guardian, in collaboration with CapacityGRID – a platform enabling councils to share resources and knowledge – brought together a group of senior social care figures. The discussion was conducted under the Chatham House rule, which allows comments to be reported without attribution, to encourage a frank exchange of views.
The opening contribution summed up the central dilemma facing adult social care: "The way we currently do business will not survive the scale of money that is being taken out of the system."
Many cuts so far have revolved around councils changing eligibility criteria "in increasingly crafty ways" to restrict care to the most needy. But simply leaving more and more people with unmet needs will put pressure on services such as A&E and leave people struggling to cope.
The contributors agreed that social care needs to replace the existing approach – whereby needs assessments are carried out and then care is allocated according to eligibility – with one in which people are supported to live as independently as possible for as long as possible.
"Let's work on the assumption that social care is bad for you, because once you get into the system your care needs only increase," said one attendee. "How can you develop a model which is much more preventive, and much more effective?"
Redefining boundaries
This means redefining the state offer on care, and redrawing the boundaries between personal responsibility, community support, families, the NHS and the local authority. Increasingly the local authority becomes the last, not the first, care provider.
The panel believed this was a debate that everyone – politicians and the public – needed to be involved in, because it would affect every family and councils cannot provide all the answers. They were frustrated that ministers, as well as many councillors, were not facing up to the issue: "Everything the Department of Health does denies the scale of our problem. It suits everyone to give the impression that we are collaboratively working on the solution."
In analysing the reasons for this reluctance to discuss care, the term "stigma" was raised. It was felt many still do not accept that the frail elderly or those with disabilities or mental health issues are deserving of support, an attitude exacerbated by the current polar tendency to brand people as either strivers or scroungers.
As one panel member put it: "The shadow of the Poor Law is still there."
An idea for a new blueprint for social care was laid out in the discussion that would mean retraining social care staff to focus on prevention and reablement – working with clients on what they can do rather than what they need.
"We are now training social workers to say: 'What can you do for yourself? What can the community and family do?' Then we come down to the gap where we are going to provide services.'"
Social care departments are finding that this approach can rapidly save them "thousands, maybe even millions", while giving clients greater independence.
But even so, money has to be found for the initial investment, which means cutting existing services: "How can we abandon people with high needs to invest in prevention? That is our biggest dilemma."
Prevention and reablement requires a detailed understanding of each person's circumstances, such as how much help they can expect from their family and neighbours, and whether they can be encouraged to get more involved in their local community to reduce the risks of isolation and loneliness.
"You have to work person by person to find a solution that means they don't come to the state for services."
The panel agreed that the challenge of developing these personalised solutions with less money was unleashing social workers' creativity. As one put it: "I have seen more creativity in the past two years than in the previous twenty. If you have a group of social workers in a room with no money they are far more innovative."
Establishing networks
But setting up effective networks of support with charities, volunteers, social enterprises, faith groups, families and neighbours is demanding. It is often very localised and can be unreliable and inconsistent: "You can do lots of really good community development, but can you get it at the scale?" Or, as another contributor put it: "What we are asking society to provide often isn't there."
Again, the panel emphasised the importance of retraining social workers, moving them away from being contract managers to having the community-based skills to co-ordinate disparate care providers. One panellist pointed out that "all the community social workers got made redundant the year I qualified".
Innovation is being demonstrated in myriad ways. Among the examples offered were courting pub landlords for alternative venues to a closed day centre.
The relationship with the NHS sparked strong feelings in the discussion, with a widespread belief that moves towards better integration of services were almost exclusively about keeping people out of hospital. "Social care is seen as a support system to the NHS," one person said.
"We are not an equal partner. We end up taking the pressure out of acute [hospital services] with no extra money."
Better integration is, of course, vital for service users, but the panel was clear that it is unlikely to secure substantial short-term savings, and longer-term ones are not guaranteed.
The point was forcibly made that while social services need to keep people out of hospital, the NHS needs to reduce the pressure on social care. The feeling was that the NHS "has been absolutely brilliant at addressing the things we die of; it now needs to get better at dealing with things we suffer from."
Early intervention
The mention of incontinence brought nods around the table. Poor continence care means many older people actually acquire a new condition in hospital. "If only the NHS gave proper support to continence, far fewer people would suffer and need social care."
But the social care leaders recognised there were basic improvements that still needed to be made in their own departments. There was widespread agreement that social care teams needed to be better at gathering and sharing evidence about what works.
Dementia is a powerful example of a condition where much more can be done: "There is now an evidence base about early diagnosis and how you can arrest the development, and there is technology available to help people. If we use this evidence well, we can help people live quite good, sustainable lives."
To deliver more personalised care, improvements also need to be made in the way care workers, often on low pay, are led. Other sectors were cited as leaders in this field: "The hospitality industry is far better [than us] at motivating low-paid staff."
The way services are bought needs to be strengthened, it was agreed. Councils often have a weak understanding of the way the market for services works, and some are driving such tough deals on prices that they risk driving people out of business: "We are in danger of forcing down the price to such a degree that it won't be viable."
But despite the tough times ahead in implementing deep spending cuts, the panel was energised by the prospect of building a care system focused on enabling people to live fulfilling, independent lives. The difficulties and risks are immense, but so are the possibilities. As one panellist put it: "I'm optimistic about the perfect storm."
Key discussion points
• In future adult social care will be focused on enabling people to live independently, rather than on assessing and meeting need.
• Families, charities, volunteers and neighbours will increasingly be the providers of services.
• Politicians and the public need to debate this new approach to adult care, and recognise the implications for families and communities.
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David Brindle (Chair), Public services editor, the Guardian
Maris Stratulis, England manager, British Association of Social Workers
Senel Arkut, Divisional director, Adult Social Care, London Borough of Waltham Forest
Bernie Flaherty, Director of adult social services, London Borough of Harrow
Adi Cooper, Strategic director of Adult Services and Housing, London Borough of Sutton
Anna McEwan, Director of development, Shared Lives Plus
Mary Wimbury, Senior plicy adviser, Care Forum Wales
Sarah Mitchell, Strategic director for adult social services, Surrey council
Dawn Wakeling, Director, Adults and Community, London Borough of Barnet
John Bolton, Interim director of social cere and inclusion, Walsall council
Jose-Luis Fernandez, Principal research fellow, Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU) – LSE
Lloyd Clark, Managing director, CapacityGRID
Andrea Sutcliffe, Chief inspector of Adult Social Care, Care Quality Commission
John Ransford, Former chief executive, Local Government Association; adviser to CapacityGRID
Roger Harris, Director, adults health and commissioning, Thurrock Council
Mary McKenna, Co-founder and Director, Learning Pool, and SCIE board member
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It was her season for growing, or at least, that's what it was supposed to be. She was in the "best years of her life". In high school, she was going through some of the toughest times in her life, where she was discovering that life wasn't fair and that her June exam marks would affect the rest of her education. She was torn between French and friends, between boys and books. She was no longer a child but was not yet an adult either. Life seemed so complicated and many days, she just wanted to stay in bed.
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Situated just a short drive from the charming city of Naples and local attractions such as the famous everglades, Twin Eagles offers golfers visiting Florida a fantastic aaray of golfing facilities that are among the very best in the region. Two championship golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus II, top class practice facilities and an impressive 47,000 square foot clubhouse all combine to make Twin Eagles a must on any golf tour of Florida.
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Designed by Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus II, the Talon Course is the main attraction at Twin Eagles. Measuring 7,193 yards from the 'Nicklaus Tees' the course is more than long enough to test the skills of even the biggest hitters while four more sets of tees make the course suitable to just about any standard of golfer. In fact from the forward tees the course reduces in length to a paltry 5,385 yards meaning beginners can also enjoy the delights of this fantastic course. Nicklaus and Nicklaus II drew their inspiration for this courser from the home of golf and the St Andrews Old Course in particular so players can expect rolling fairways lined by dunes and pot bunkers in addition to the large expanses of water common to Florida golf courses. As with many Nicklaus designed courses The Golden Bear has taken his playing philosophy into account when deciding on the layout and as such it is a great benefit to be able to shape approach shots in either direction after booming a drive off the tee.
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Designed by Steve Smyers and design associate Patrick Andrews, of Isleworth fame, the newly revamped Eagle Course is fantastic support act to the Talon Course. The Eagle is all about strategy and course management and like the Talon Course it is a great help to be able to shape shots precisely into the large greens that, if approached in a wayward fashion, can lead to the dreaded three putt. Avoid the huge expanses of water and the well positioned, imaginatively shaped bunkers and a good score should be within reach.
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Most tourists don't venture far after they land at Rhodes airport, on the island's northern tip, choosing either to stay near the medieval ramparts of Rhodes Town or to be bussed just a few miles south to the resort of Faliraki. This leaves the southern half of the island and much of the rocky interior untroubled by the lager-loving brigade.
Happily, my partner and I weren't visiting for two-for-one cocktails, so we headed south to the Lindian Village, a hotel made up of white cubed cottages grouped along a stream running down to the sea. Its architecture is inspired by the nearby village of Lindos, given World Heritage site status by UNESCO for its sugar-lump-like houses, acropolis and narrow cobbled streets where donkeys are the only permitted vehicles.
As I was there to research food on the Greek islands for my new recipe book, I'd booked myself in for cooking classes at the hotel, which all guests can do for free. The food on Rhodes reflects the island's strategically important position in the Mediterranean — it has been fought over since the beginning of recorded history, by everyone from the Ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, Persians and Arabs, to the Genoese, the crusading Knights of St John and the Ottomans, followed by the Italians, the Germans and the British only last century. All have left their trace, from a pasta tradition as long as Italy's, to spices such as cumin, a legacy of centuries-old trade routes.
My first class was held on a bougainvillea-shaded terrace, hosted by two black-clad old ladies who spoke only Greek. Their instructions were translated by one of the hotel chefs with occasional asides about how he or his mother would do it differently — a crucial part of any conversation about a Greek recipe. We made pougia, pastry pouches filled with wild greens, and watched as the ladies expertly rolled pastry paper thin, before tucking the greens into little parcels and frying them in olive oil. (Chef interjected that he preferred them with feta and that you can make them with anything from squid to pumpkin.)
Next, we made pitaroudia (fritters) with courgette and tomato, then watched in awe as the teachers niftily wrapped yaprakia, vine leaves stuffed with pork and rice. They rapidly assembled a prawn saganaki — the quicker the better — and packed whole squid with manouri cheese, tomato, garlic, green peppers and parsley before baking them. Finally, they rustled up an aubergine dip, first singeing and blackening the aubergines over an open flame, then peeling and blending them with yoghurt, parsley, garlic and onion.
We tried a few special local places to eat. To Limeri Tou Listi roughly translates as the Sheep Rustler and is in the village of Profilia. Savvas, the owner, served us incredible versions of hearty local dishes such as goat with chickpeas and onions, cooked overnight in the outdoor wood oven; fava bean dip with garlic and white onion; giant beans in tomato sauce; and aubergines studded with garlic and baked with olive oil.
At Perigiali on Stegna Beach we ate briny sea urchin roe on wholemeal toast rubbed with olive oil and salt, Greek salad with roasted aubergine and pickled caper leaves, and extraordinary bright orange and pink fish fried with garlic and vinegar, as well as tiny sweet prawns from the neighbouring island of Symi.
At Mavrikos, a century-old restaurant in Lindos, we tried dozens of dishes, including spicy marinated raw sardines, griddled octopus and cuttlefish with borlotti beans and wine. I took in a class at a women's cooperative in Apollonia, another mountain village, where I learned to make melekouni, a sesame and honey sweet given as a favour at weddings.
After a brief period recovering from all this on the beach — my swimsuit inexplicably tighter — it was time for a pastry class. We made galaktoboureko, a wobbly centred custard dessert, and loukoumades, tiny Greek doughnuts scattered with sesame seeds. Between explaining how to whisk semolina, eggs, hot milk and orange zest together without creating lumps, the chef told us about his secret ingredient: 'Love! With love, everything becomes tasty and beautiful.'
The Islands of Greece: Recipes from across the Greek seas by Rebecca Seal with photography by Steven Joyce is out now (Hardie Grant, £25)
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Michigan Man Says Police Illegally Disclosed His HIV Status
According to ABC 57 News, Rangel's police encounter began when he was pulled over for having a loud muffler. Rangel, who is on probation and going through the Cass County drug treatment program, was ultimately cited for driving without proof of insurance or his corrective lenses. The situation took a turn for the worse when, later that day, Rangel says he was told he would be taken into police custody and that he would have to turn his cell phone over to local authorities.
"Rangel says at that time his drug court case manager went through his phone and found sexually explicit pictures, knew he was HIV positive and then instructed an officer from the Dowagiac Police Department to call his contacts and alert them to that fact," CBS 6 News reported.
Steven Greenwald, Director of Dowagiac Public Safety, confirmed to ABC 57 News that Dowagiac police officers called two individuals in the photos, but that officers never revealed Rangel's HIV status to anyone. Rangel disputes
If accurate, what happened to Rangel was egregious and nothing short of discrimination. Unfortunately, his situation is not all that uncommon, according to Dr. Trevor Hoppe, a sociologist of sexuality who has studied HIV disclosure laws extensively. Michigan is one of 30 states where people living with HIV can be tried and imprisoned simply because a partner accuses them of hiding their HIV status. Many of these laws are based on outdated information about HIV and run counter to public health.
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Copywriter and writing teacher Angela Booth has launched a new creativity training program for writers: "Turn Your Creativity Into Cash: Writers' Creativity Secrets."
The program is designed for writers, because their income depends on their creativity. Angela coaches writers. The program developed out of the work she does with them, to help them to become more confident and more prolific. She's packed all the guidance she gives to her personal coaching students into this new program.
Angela created her new program for two kinds of writers: those who are stuck in a low-paid writing ghetto, and writers who lack confidence.
"Turn Your Creativity Into Cash: Writers' Creativity Secrets" helps new writers, who are writing a lot, but can only get low-paid jobs. They're stuck. They want better-paying work, but aren't sure how go about getting it. These writers can use the program's tools to create strategies which help them to get better-paid gigs.
Many writers lack confidence. This means that not only do they miss great opportunities, but also that they fail to make the most of the opportunities they're given. Their efforts to promote themselves are tentative at best. At worst, they fail to promote their services at all.
Angela says: "There are endless opportunities for writers today. Professionals are fully booked for months ahead. Writers need two things today: they need to be creative, and prolific, both in writing, and in promoting their work. For a creative writer, becoming prolific is effortless. It just happens."
The motivational program: "Affirm! Take Charge Of Your Writing And Your Life" has been included as part of the creativity package. This program includes MP3 audios. The audios help to eliminate negative beliefs, and to build confidence and imagination.
Angela uses the MP3s herself, and says: "Many of us carry negative beliefs. They're deeply embedded in our unconscious mind, so we're unaware of them. We only recognize them because they limit our writing. The MP3s help writers to clear negativities which constrain their creativity."
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Fred Prindaville and Pat Prindaville retired from Pawnee Mental Health Services on July 31 after 35 years of service.
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The Prindavilles joined the agency in 1978 and received their licenses as psychologists in 1979. They received their licenses as clinical addiction counselors in 2011.
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Chandigarh, Dec 26: Punjab Revenue Minister Bikram Singh Majithia was on Friday questioned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the alleged Rs 6,000 crore money laundering drugs racket case.
Official sources said Majithia reached the ED office in Jalandhar, at the stipulated time of 11 AM, where a criminal case has been launched under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to probe this case.
"Majithia's statement will be recorded under PMLA laws and the questioning is in progress," the sources said. The ED has been probing an international drug racket, which was unearthed with the arrest of an NRI, Anoop Singh Kahlon, by the Fatehgarh Sahib Police in March 2013 and Majithia's name came under the scanner after statements were recorded of other accused in the case.
After the issue of summons Majithia had assured full cooperation with the central investigating agency.
ED investigators had also sought Majithia's financial statements and transactions for the last few years which are expected to be submitted by the Minister to the investigators during the course of questioning today.
Further probe in the case had led to the arrest of alleged kingpin Jagdish Bhola, a dismissed DSP of Punjab Police, in November last year. Based on Bhola's revelations, Amritsar businessmen Bittu Aulakh and Jagjit Singh Chahal, who owns pharma companies, were also arrested.
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Beautiful smallish concert hall with uncomfortable seats that hosts a variety of mostly classical music by local and visiting ensembles.Right on the Harvard campus.
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I recently attended a concert with my brother and daughter. For lack of a more accurate category, it was folk music and was even better than I expected. Not to take anything away from the performers, who played their hearts out, part of the experience was the venue. I have also heard classical music and rock music played here and...
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Those who oppose Senate President Pro Tem Lowell Barron are not expected to try to oust him when lawmakers report for duty next month. They don't have the votes to do it, and many of these lawmakers are going to be looking beyond the session and toward the vote in June.
Barron's critics, mainly Republican senators and a few Democrats, have accused him of letting a few of his allies run everything in the Senate. His supporters contend Barron has worked hard to hold a diverse Senate together and some of the opposing senators are trying to get more power for themselves.
The power struggle in the last regular session blocked consideration of much of the legislation proposed. In some cases, that might have been a good thing.
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Family Art Night at Mansfield Art Center
Friday, June 17, 2016
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
700 Marion Ave
Mansfield, OH 44906
Presented By: Mansfield Art Center
Our next Family Art Night is Friday, May 20, 5:30-7pm.
We'll be creating a Piggy Bank
Our monthly F.A.N. is designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. Classes are perfect for families, beginners, date nights, kids and adults. Clay projects will be glazed then left at the center to be fired. Pieces will be ready for pick-up in 2-3 weeks.
Make your reservations by calling 419-756-1700 or online at mansfieldartcenter.org.
Ages: 6 - Adult / $10 per person
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