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- I agree. I am interested in viewing the documentary but don't have the time to waste on all the fluff.
jrgen_schrader wrote:
> Full ack.
> Those overambitious projects render themselves into oblivion.
> When it takes more then a minute to just load an intro sequence with no content, then waiting again for another sequence without knowing what's gonna happen I immediately lose interest. Plus navigation is rather confusing to me.
> Nonetheless personally I am highly interested in this kind of documentation and I will work through that mess, but I can assure you, I won't like the creators for doing this to me :))
> Jürgen
> --- In firstname.lastname@example.com, Michel Thoby <thobymichel@...> wrote:
>> Hi Peter,
>> Le 30 juin 2012 à 23:42, Bostjan Burger a écrit :
>>> Very interesting! Nice approach to the social geography. I have passed only few scenes but the impression is great. Quite heavy files (but with the reason)... I needed almost a (whole) minute to load a single scene ;)
>>> Bostjan
>>> http://www.sbs.com.au/
>>> (the link is at the top of the page) ... or direct
>>> http://www.sbs.com.au/theblock/#/welcome
>>> it takes a while to get past the first intro sections but then there are a lot of panoramas. It is a project by a TV channel here to document a location in inner Sydney with strong indigenous history.
>>> I made day/night panoramas for 20 locations which I stitched and gave to them but the rest is all inhouse production -- including developing their own pano viewer and navigation. It is a rather unusual navigation system but works pretty well I think. It keeps the user going around the block without being too constraining or having "next pano" hotspots everywhere.
>>> PeterM
>> This is probably a masterpiece. But Bostjan said it all: it is so long to load each of the scenes. I may come back again later to view more of the project... when I get the mood ready for waiting long enough.
>> Michel
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Subject: [JAGGER] Re: JAGGERS -Farnley, Yorkshire
Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 06:08:59 EST
In a message dated 11/17/2001 2:23:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,
Hi Rachael,
I too am looking for Jaggers in the Farnley area. I have managed to get back
to a Hannah Jagger born about 1846-7 time to a William Jagger (info from her
marriage cert and 1881 census record). My problem is there were two born in
the right area about this time, I tried applying for the birth certs stating
I would only be interested in buying it if only one of these was the daughter
of William. I had one confirmed as the daughter of William but no answer on
the other one.
Given this small hurdle and progress made about the same time on another more
local branch I gave up temporarily.
If / when you get a little further back ie something that may help me track
them down in the 1881 census let me know and I will see if I can help you
out. I have copies somewhere of the 1851 census pages for Jaggers around the
Farnley area.
Another point that may be of interest to you is I received info via another
list last year that Mick Jaggers ancestors have been traced back to Farnley
in the mid 1800's, and if you find a link to him you are also related to a
Joseph Hobson Jagger (aka the man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo.)
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> Jane
> I have a George Jagger in my tree, he wouldn't have been a son of William
and Mary but could be a grandson. He was married to Amy Slater and was a
manager for a cooperative grocery store. They had four children Maurice,
Nellie, Edna and Hilda. At present I have no information about his parents or
siblings, however George and Amy lived in Leeds in New Wortley. The only
dates I have are related to Nellie (my grandmother) she was born in July 1898
and died 30 April 1979.
> Hopefully this information can be of use to you
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How Important Are Foreign Banks in European Transition Countries? A Comparative Analysis
This paper analyses the development of the banking sector in twelve transition countries. Foreign banks have become major players in the financial system of these countries. Still, foreign bank presence and financial development in general vary considerably between these economies. Distance from the home country is an important determinant for a foreign bank to enter a specific country. The most frequently used mode of entry is buying (part) of a domestic bank. This share is gradually expanded until a majority share is held. It turns out that foreign banks have, in general, higher profitability and efficiency levels than domestic banks.
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A care home manager who abused her position and stole money from two elderly residents has been sentenced to 15 months in jail.
Judith Lemarinel, 54, was found guilty of taking £5,530 from an 87-year-old woman living at Park Grove Care Home in Burscough, where she was the manager.
Liverpool Crown Court heard during a two-day trial that various amounts of money were withdrawn from the victim's bank account in 2011 after Lemarinel gained access to her debit card and pin number following a shopping trip.
Lemarinel, of Aveling Drive, Southport, had also earlier pleaded guilty to theft from another lady who is 100-years-old, who was also living in the care home.
She pleaded guilty to stealing a total of £897 periodically over the course of four years between 2007 and 2011 by overcharging the victim's family, who were providing money to buy the lady extra items and luxuries.
She was sentenced to 12 months in prison for the theft from the 87-year-old woman, who has since died, and an extra three months for the theft from the 100-year-old lady, to run consecutively.
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I live in a small house and have two young children, my baby boy is just 13 months old and my daughter is 12 years old. My house gets quite messy especially during the winter months when we spend more time at home.
I have a long lounge with a beige carpet which is not very practical when you have children as you can see the mess very easily. I am a very clean and tidy person and hate to be surrounded in mess.
After giving away my vacuum cleaner when I moved house, I decided to get a handheld vacuum as I thought this would be better for me as we are tight on space. My daughter helps with the cleaning so I thought this would be easier for us to use and wouldn't take up much space, after a few months of using my handheld vacuum, I found it wasn't very good. It would fill up too quickly and it became smelly and needed charging up before I had finished cleaning up all the bits. I am always picking bits up from the floor all day and at the end of the day the carpet is quite a mess. I have a dust pan and brush to clean up when there is quite a lot of mess on the floor, but I didn't like to use this much as the dust goes everywhere. So it was time for me to find something to make my life a bit easier.
After looking online and deciding that I wouldn't get another rechargeable handheld vacuum, as this wasn't the right choice for me I looked through several different online retailers at what other options were available to me on a tight budget with the holiday season approaching I didn't want to spend much money. Also being tight on space and we never seem to have many free plug points.
I was quite surprised when I noticed a selection of carpet sweepers. I didn't think these were still available to buy as I remember my Nan having one of these. I used to love helping my Nan at the weekend and I would always get her carpet sweeper from under the stairs to clean up.
This is not something you would expect to find a lady of my age to be buying as you would think this is outdated when there are plenty of modern appliances available today. This didn't put me off though, I was tempted by this as I thought it would be good at just giving the carpet a quick clean and collecting up crumbs and bits as these seem to be the bane of my cleaning routine.
There are a few available ranging from as little as £8.99 - £39.99. I decided to buy a mid ranged priced sweeper. I wasn't expecting much for something that was quite cheap and since modern technology has come a long way since then. So I wasn't sure if I would be happy with it, and how effective it would be for the job.
It came in a surprisingly small box, the handle just needed to be screwed together and attached to the main body of the sweeper, and it was ready to go.
Was I right to think this wasn't going to be very good?... I was so wrong!
No surprises that it didn't take long before I could test it out. So away I went sweeping the carpet and couldn't believe my eyes! I was very happy to see that my initial judgements on this was completely wrong, it cleaned up all the bits and crumbs of food from the floor with ease! I did the rest of the carpets in my house and it left them looking clean. It picked up all of the fluff, lint and food crumbs and even the odd cheerio that can usually be found lying around. I was amazed with the results. It only needs to be rolled back and forth across the floor a couple of times to pick up the dirt. Like all appliances it needs to be maintained, it will need to be emptied from time to time, and check the bristles are clean, so no clogging will occur.
Like many other babies my son would become upset and start crying whenever he heard the sound of my previous handheld vacuum. So the fact that this sweeper makes little to no noise means that it is perfect for use while he is with me, and also at night when he is sleeping as he is a very light sleeper. He was very intrigue and watches and giggled whilst I swept the floor making silly vacuum noises. So it has become a fun chore!
I am really pleased with this carpet sweeper; it doesn't use electricity, so it is reducing my carbon footprint. It is much quicker and easier to use than other cleaning tools used for this job; you don't have to struggle to get in and out of rooms and up and down the stairs. It doesn't cost any extra money to use. It has two compartments in the bottom of the sweeper which easily empty out. It is quite sturdy, lightweight, and well made. It takes up very little space, and is very convenient.
Since having this sweeper, it gets used several times throughout the day. My carpets are kept much cleaner, and it only takes a minute to sweep up after meals and messy play. I am very happy with this little sweeper; it has definitely made my life easier and reduces my work load. I no longer have to get down on my hands and knees to clean up and it saves my back. I can also use it at night when my children are sleeping without disturbing them.
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Peak-to-Average Ratio Reduction With Tone Reservation in Multi-User and MIMO OFDM
The authors extend Tone Reservation for peak-to-average ratio reduction in MIMO-multiuser OFDM scenarios. First, they consider a multi-user BC (BroadCast) situation where a precoding is applied at every carrier. This is considered to be a very demanding situation for peak-to-average ratio reduction. Tellado's Tone Reservation, however, is especially suited for this situation, as well. It reserves all spatial dimensions of the reserved carriers and has hence not to take into account possible implications resulting from precoding. Secondly, for a point-to-point (pt2pt) MIMO-OFDM scenario, they assume that the last eigenchannel is too weak to be used for transmission, thus, reserving it will offer redundancy for peak-to-average ratio reduction.


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The Problem with "Turbo Kick" Classes and Why I'm Now Teaching Them
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Wow - that was interesting. And Fun! :)
So, some of you know that I'm a HapKiDo Instructor at the World Martial Arts Center (
). I love my art form, I love my school. I have been doing it for long enough and I'm quite comfortable up there, leading class. So when someone approached me about teaching a "Turbo Kick" class at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, I *immediately* signed on. And then I realized that this Turbo Kick thing is actually very different than teaching the art of HapKiDo. I was going to need to keep the energy up. I had never done that for more than 20 minutes. Especially because I normally teach the lunchtime class at my dojang, which is only 45 minutes, versus the regular classes which are one hour long. So as opposed to 10 minutes of warming up and stretching, followed by 15-20 minutes of heart pumping kicks, punches and partner work and 15-20 minutes of technique which, let's face it, brings the heart rate right down; I was going to have to keep heart rates up for at least a solid 30 minutes (leaving 10 minutes to warm up, 10 minutes of abs/core and 5-10 minutes to cool down).
Here's another thing. I've taken classes like this before in gyms. I have even done the Kenpo workout in P90X, which was designed by a very high ranking martial artist. But there's generally something about them that I find wholly dissatisfying. It usually moves faster than it takes to really get the moves right. And also, sometimes the movements make no sense to me (like why would you follow a powerful punch or, worse, a front kick with an uppercut when an uppercut requires your opponent to be close to you?). So the challenge to me is: how do I put together a workout that could actually be useful as well as have it be challenging in a cardio sort of way?
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I have often thought I could be a pretty good group fitness leader and now I have an opportunity to give it a shot. This will be a great learning experience and I'm looking forward to making it as thoughtful, challenging and as FUN a class as possible.
If you take classes like these, what do you like about them? What do you NOT like about them? Any input from you would be greatly appreciated!
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I wish I lived closer to NY. I've tried a couple of different classes on that same theme in the gym: the TurboKicks and some cardio kickboxing classes. Unfortunately most of the instructors are not martial artists at their core. They fire off a series of kicks and/or punches without any thought as to proper technique and viability. They are teaching the students to whip out sloppy kicks that could potentially cause injury.
Kudos to you for putting it together! "SwiftKick" ~ I love it!!
Best of luck to you! Have fun!!!!
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Schiller's Briefe über die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen (1795; On the Aesthetic Education of Man), inspired by Kant, develops further the theory of the disinterested character of the aesthetic. Schiller argues that through this disinterested quality aesthetic experience becomes the true vehicle of moral and political education, providing human...
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At Oconee County Elementary, this year's school theme is "There's no place like home."
The student body returned last week to a freshly renovated campus, after spending a year at another school to give crews time to refurbish the 50-year-old building.
The Oconee County Board of Education will host an open house at 3 p.m. today at the school on Hog Mountain Road in Watkinsville to highlight the $3.9 million in improvements. Board members, administrators and teachers will be on hand to walk guests through the like-new building.
"It's the same building, but it's been completely modernized," said Principal Nannette Varela. "Now, it's all fresh and new and exciting."
The school - which 450 third-, fourth- and fifth-graders attend - closed in October. While construction crews gutted the facility, students and faculty relocated to High Shoals Elementary, a new school building that was not ready when classes started in 2008.
Construction workers changed the wiring, plumbing, lighting, fire systems and even moved some walls around at the old school, said Mark Channell, assistant superintendent for student services.
"We put Smart Boards in the classrooms and made them all interactive," Channell said. "Everything was redone to modernize what we had."
Renovations wrapped up over the summer, just in time for the school to open up for students on Aug. 5, he said.
"When they walked in on that first day - to see their faces, they were in awe," Varela said about her students.
"That's why we have the 'There's no place like home' theme this year," she said. "We had a great time at High Shoals, but there's nothing better than coming home."
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RICHMOND, Va. -- A 21-year-old-Richmond man is in jail, accused in a shooting at Virginia Union University.
The victim was treated at Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center for non-life-threatening wounds to the leg, Richmond police said in a news release Sunday. The victim's name was not released.
Police charged 21-year-old Jimar Jewell with malicious wounding and the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
The shooting occurred shortly before 1 a.m. outside Newman Hall.
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BELLFLOWER, Calif. - Bryce Treggs was one of the best wide receivers at the 1925 All-Stars 7-on-7 tryout Sunday at his high school, St. John Bosco, as he continues to prove he's one of the best wide receivers in Southern California.
There are rumors that Treggs could close out his recruitment soon since he's going to Cal's upcoming junior day but the 5-foot-10 prospect said that it's probably not true and he still has some thinking to do.
In a recent 7-on-7 tournament, Treggs played on the same team as Cal quarterback commit Zach Kline from Danville (Calif.) San Ramon Valley and the two hit it off.
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Kline raved about his experience working with Treggs and the St. John Bosco receiver was just as excited to work with such a talented quarterback.
"That was real great," Treggs said. "He had so much zip on the ball and as soon as I got out of my breaks the ball was basically perfect. That definitely helps knowing you have a solid quarterback going in so that's great."
Treggs said Cal, Notre Dame, Washington, UCLA and Stanford are getting the most serious looks but he's not counting out any offers. Arizona State, Georgia Tech and San Jose State have also offered.
The Irish could be moving up in a big way for Treggs, who finished with 1,010 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns in his junior season.
Cal is considered the favorite by many but if one team could pull the upset for his commitment, Notre Dame is making a push.
"I like Notre Dame," Treggs said. "I like the tradition, I like their coaches and I really like their offense."
Addressing the rumors that he's planning to commit to Cal soon, Treggs said that it's not true and he still has some things to consider in his recruitment. Even though it might not happen right away, the Golden Bears have to be happy with their position.


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Singh, Swaran P., Tuomainen, Helena, de Girolamo, Giovanni, Maras, Athanasios, Santosh, Paramala, McNicholas, Fiona, Schulze, Ulrike, Purper-Ouakil, Diane, Tremmery, Sabine, Franic, Tomislav et al.. (2017) Protocol for a cohort study of adolescent mental health service users with a nested cluster randomised controlled trial to assess the clinical and cost-effectiveness of managed transition in improving transitions from child to adult mental health services (the MILESTONE study). BMJ Open, 7 (10). e016055. ISSN 2044-6055
Singh, Swaran P., Paul, Moli, Parsons, Helen, Burns, Tom, Tyrer, Peter, Fazel, Seena, Deb, Shoumitro, Islam, Zoebia, Rugkåsa, Jorun, Gajwani, Ruchika, Thana, Lavanya and Crawford, Michael J.. (2017) A prospective, quantitative study of Mental Health Act assessments in England following the 2007 amendments to the 1983 act: did the changes fulfill their promise? BMC Psychiatry, 17 (1). 246. ISSN 1471-244X
MILESTONE Consortium (Including:
Signorini, Giulia, Singh, Swaran P., Boricevic-Marsanic, Vlatka, Dieleman, Gwen, Dodig-Ćurković, Katarina, Franic, Tomislav, Gerritsen, Suzanne E, Griffin, James, Maras, Athanasios, McNicholas, Fiona et al.). (2017) Architecture and functioning of child and adolescent mental health services : a 28-country survey in Europe. The Lancet Psychiatry . ISSN 2215-0366 (In Press)
Tatlow-Golden, M., Gavin, B., McNamara, N., Singh, Swaran P., Ford, T., Paul, M., Cullen, W. and McNicholas, F.. (2017) Transitioning from child and adolescent mental health services with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in Ireland : Case note review. Early Intervention in Psychiatry . ISSN 1751-7885 (In Press)
Griffiths, Frances, Armoiry, X., Atherton, Helen, Bryce, Carol, Buckle, A., Cave, Jonathan A. K., Court, Rachel A., Hamilton, Kathryn, Dliwayo, Thandiwe Rebecca, Dritsaki, Melina et al.(2017) The role of digital communication in patient-clinician communication for NHS providers of specialist clinical services for young people (The LYNC study) : a mixed methods study. NIHR Journals Library.. (In Press)
Griffiths, Frances, Armoiry, Xavier, Atherton, Helen, Bryce, Carol, Buckle, Abigail, Cave, Jonathan A. K., Court, Rachel A., Hamilton, Kathryn, Dliwayo, Thandiwe Rebecca, Dritsaki, Melina et al.. (2017) The role of digital communication in patient-clinician communication for NHS providers of specialist clinical services for young people (The LYNC study) : a mixed methods study. Health Services and Delivery Research . ISSN 2050-4349 (In Press)
Perry, Benjamin Ian, Champaneri, Nina, Griffiths, Frances, Paul, Moli, Islam, Zoebia, Rugkåsa, Jorun, Burns, Tom, Tyrer, Peter, Crawford, Michael, Deb, Shoumitro and Singh, Swaran P.. (2017) Exploring professionals' understanding, interpretation and implementation of the 'appropriate medical treatment test' in the 2007 amendment of the Mental Health Act 1983. British Journal of Psychiatry Open, 3 (1). pp. 57-63. ISSN 2056-4724
Islam, Zoebia, Ford, Tamsin, Kramer, Tami, Paul, Moli, Parsons, Helen, Harley, Katherine, Weaver, Tim, McLaren, Susan and Singh, Swaran P.. (2016) Mind how you cross the gap! Outcomes for young people who failed to make the transition from child to adult services : the TRACK study. BJ Psych Bulletin, 40 (3). pp. 142-148. ISSN 2056-4694
Olajide, Kike, Tyrer, Peter, Singh, Swaran P., Burns, Tom, Rugkåsa, Jorun, Thana, Lavanya, Paul, Moli, Islam, Zoebia and Crawford, Mike J.. (2016) Likelihood and predictors of detention in patients with personality disorder compared with other mental disorders : a retrospective, quantitative study of Mental Health Act assessments. Personality and Mental Health . ISSN 1932-8621 (In Press)
Paul, Moli. (2016) Adolescents' rights : better for promoting individual rights or public health? Adolescent Psychiatry, 4 (4). pp. 216-224. ISSN 2210-6766
Paul, Moli, Street, C., Wheeler, N. and Singh, Swaran P.. (2015) Transition to adult services for young people with mental health needs : a systematic review. Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 20 (3). pp. 436-457. ISSN 1359-1045
Griffiths, Frances, Atherton, Helen, Barker, Jack R., Cave, Jonathan A. K., Dennick, Kathryn, Dowdall, Peter, Fraser, Joe, Huxley, Caroline J., Sung -Wook, Kim, Madan, Jason, Matharu, Harjit, Musumadi, Luhanga, Palmer, Tom M., Paul, Moli, Sankaranarayanan, Sailesh, Slowther, Anne, Sujan, Mark-Alexander, Sutcliffe, P. and Sturt, Jackie. (2015) Improving health outcome for young people with long term conditions : the role of digital communication in current and future patient-clinician communication for NHS providers of specialist clinical services for young people receiving specialist clinical services - LYNC study protocol. Digital Health . pp. 1-13. ISSN 2055-2076
Newns, Kerri, Paul, Moli and Creedy, Kate. (2015) Action ethics : using action method techniques to facilitate training on ethical practice. Journal of Family Therapy, 37 (2). pp. 246-258. 12020. ISSN 0163-4445
McNicholas, F., Adamson, M., McNamara, N., Gavin, B., Paul, Moli, Ford, T., Barry, S., Dooley, B., Coyne, I., Cullen, W. and Singh, Swaran P.. (2015) Who is in the transition gap? Transition from CAMHS to AMHS in the Republic of Ireland. Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 32 (01). pp. 61-69. ISSN 0790-9667
Mitrofan, Oana, Paul, Moli, Weich, Scott and Spencer, Nick. (2014) Aggression in children with behavioural/emotional difficulties : seeing aggression on television and video games. BMC Psychiatry, Volume 14 (Number 1). Article number 287. ISSN 1471-244X
Belling, Ruth, McLaren, Susan, Paul, Moli, Ford, Tamsin, Kramer, Tami, Weaver, Tim, Hovish, Kimberly, Islam, Zoebia, White, Sarah and Singh, Swaran P.. (2014) The effect of organisational resources and eligibility issues on transition from child and adolescent to adult mental health services. Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, Volume 19 (Number 3). pp. 169-176. ISSN 1355-8196
McNamara, Niamh, McNicholas, Fiona, Ford, Tamsin, Paul, Moli, Gavin, Blanaid, Coyne, Imelda, Cullen, Walter, O'Connor, K., Ramperti, Nicolas, Dooley, Barbara, Barry, Siobhan and Singh, Swaran P.. (2013) Transition from child and adolescent to adult mental health services in the Republic of Ireland : an investigation of process and operational practice. Early Intervention in Psychiatry, 8 (3). pp. 291-297. ISSN 1751-7885
Paul, Moli, Ford, Tamsin, Kramer, Tami, Islam, Zoebia, Harley, Kath and Singh, Swaran P.. (2013) Transfers and transitions between child and adult mental health services. The British Journal of Psychiatry, Volume 202 (Number s54). s36-s40. ISSN 0007-1250
Johnson, Sonia, Osborn, D., Araya, Ricardo, Wearn, Elizabeth, Paul, Moli, Stafford, M., Wellman, N., Nolan, Fiona, Killaspy, Helen, Lloyd-Evans, Brynmor, Anderson, E. and Wood, S. J.. (2012) Morale in the English mental health workforce : questionnaire survey. British Journal of Psychiatry, Vol.201 (No.3). pp. 239-246. ISSN 0007-1250
Winston, Anthony P., Paul, Moli and Juanola-Borrat, Yolanda. (2012) The same but different? Treatment of anorexia nervosa in adolescents and adults. European Eating Disorders Review, Vol.20 (No.2). pp. 89-93. ISSN 1072-4133
Hovish, Kimberly, Weaver, Tim, Islam, Zoebia, Paul, Moli and Singh, Swaran P.. (2012) Transition experiences of mental health service users, parents, and professionals in the United Kingdom : a qualitative study. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, Vol.35 (No.3). pp. 251-257. ISSN 1095-158X
Wood, S., Stride, Chris, Threapleton, Kate, Wearn, Elizabeth, Nolan, Fiona, Osborn, D., Paul, Moli and Johnson, Sonia. (2011) Demands, control, supportive relationships and well-being amongst British mental health workers. Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, Vol.46 (No.10). pp. 1055-1068. ISSN 0933-7954
Skokauskas, Norbert, Guerrero, Anthony P. S., Hanson, M. D., Coll, X. (Xavier), Paul, Moli, Szatmari, Peter, Tan, Susan M. K., Bell, Cathy K. and Hunt, J. (Jeffery). (2011) Implementation of problem-based learning in child and adolescent psychiatry : shared experiences of a special-interest study group. Psychiatry Online, Vol.35 (No.4). pp. 349-351. ISSN 1545-7230
Totman, Jonathan, Lewando Hundt, Gillian, Wearn, Elizabeth, Paul, Moli and Johnson, Sonia. (2011) Factors affecting staff morale on inpatient mental health wards in England : a qualitative investigation. BMC Psychiatry, Vol.11 (No.68). ISSN 1471-244X
Singh, Swaran P., Paul, Moli, Ford, Tamsin, Kramer, Tami, McLaren, Susan, Hovish, Kimberly, Islam, Zoebia, Belling, Ruth and White, Sarah. (2010) Process, outcome and experience of transition from child to adult mental healthcare : multiperspective study. British Journal of Psychiatry, Vol.197 (No.4). pp. 305-312. ISSN 0007-1250
Doug, Manjo, Adi, Y., Williams, Jacky, Paul, Moli, Kelly, Daniel, Petchey, Roland and Carter, Yvonne. (2009) Transition to adult services for children and young people with palliative care needs : a systematic review. Archives of Disease, Vol.96 (No.1). pp. 78-84. ISSN 0003-9888
Singh, Swaran P., Paul, Moli, Islam, Zoebia, Weaver, Tim, Kramer, Tami, McLaren, Susan, Belling, Ruth, Ford, Tamsin, White, Sarah, Hovish, Kimberly and Harley, Kath (2009) Transition from CAMHS to adult mental health services (TRACK) : a study of policies, process and user and carer perspective (TRACK). Queen's Printer and Controller of HMSO 2010 ..
Mitrofan, O., Paul, Moli and Spencer, Nick (2009) Is aggression in children with behavioural and emotional difficulties associated with television viewing and video game playing? A systematic review. Child: Care, Health and Development, Vol.35 (No.1). pp. 5-15. ISSN 0305-1862
Paul, Moli (2009) Ethical and legal challenges within children's mental healthcare : part 2 – decision-making, consent and capacity. [Online]. (http://www.psychiatrycpd.co.uk/learningmodules/eth...)Royal College of Psychiatrists : CPD Online.
Paul, Moli (2009) Ethical and legal challenges within children's mental healthcare: part 1 – duty of care and rights. [Online]. (http://www.psychiatrycpd.co.uk/learningmodules/eth...)Royal College of Psychiatrists : CPD Online.
Paul, Moli (2009) Important themes in child and adolescent health. In: Mohanna, Kay, (ed.) Care of children and young people. RCGP Curriculum for general practice series . London: Royal College of General Practitioners. ISBN 9780850843262
Paul, Moli, Berriman, Jo Anne and Evans, Joanne. (2008) Would I attend child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)? Fourteen to sixteen year olds decide. Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Vol.13 (No.1). pp. 19-25. ISSN 1475357X
Harriss, Louise, Barlow, Jane and Paul, Moli. (2008) Specialist residential education for children with severe emotional and behavioural difficulties : pupil, parent, and staff perspectives. Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties, Vol.13 (No.1). pp. 31-47. ISSN 1363-2752
McMillan, Anita Schrader, Barlow, Jane, Stewart-Brown, Sarah L., Carter, Yvonne, Sidebotham, Peter and Paul, Moli (2008) Systematic review of interventions for the secondary prevention and treatment of emotional abuse of children by primary carers. [Coventry]: Warwick Medical School..
Singh, Swaran P., Paul, Moli, Ford, Tamsin, Kramer, Tami and Weaver, Tim. (2008) Transitions of care from child and adolescent mental health services to adult mental health services (TRACK Study) : a study of protocols in Greater London. BMC Health Services Research, Vol.8 . Article 135. ISSN 1472-6963
Paul, Moli. (2007) Rights. Archives of Disease in Childhood, Vol.92 . pp. 720-725. ISSN 0003-9888
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Across the Academy is a weekly summary of news related to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, highlighting Academy clubs, current and former players, youth national team activity and media coverage of the Academy. Across the Academy will be available for the duration of the 2011-12 season.
March 29, 2012
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Sporting, Rapids Meet in Frontier Bout: Sporting Kansas City and the Colorado Rapids face one another in a U-17/18 Frontier Division match this Saturday at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Sporting holds the early division lead with four points and a 1-0-1 record, and the Rapids are off to a strong start with a 1-0-0 division record and 5-0-3 overall mark.
Elsewhere in the Development Academy, two traditional powers in the Mid-Atlantic open divisional play this weekend when D.C. United hosts Baltimore Bays Chelsea on Saturday, March 31. D.C. United swept the Mid-Atlantic Division at both age groups last season. However, the current Baltimore Bays U-15/16 team has a 7-2-1 record and has outscored its opponents 25-7 this season.
Breakers, Revolution Playing Abroad: As the Academy action picks up locally, some players are taking their game outside of the country. The Santa Cruz Breakers U-15/16 team gets set for the Mondial Minimes Montaigu tournament starting next week in France, while the New England Revolution U-15/16 pool formed a U-17 team to play in the 2012 Future Champions Gauteng tournament in South Africa. Santa Cruz opens its tournament on April 6 against Toulouse FC. The Revolution is coming off a 3-3 draw against School of Excellence SAFA on Tuesday in Soweto, South Africa.
Central Conference:
- The Chicago Fire U-17/18 team earned a two-game sweep in the Great Lakes Division with a 6-0 victory against Vardar SC Freiburg on Saturday and a 2-1 win against the Crew Soccer Academy Wolves on Sunday. In the latter match, Kellen Gulley scored the game-winning goal in the 75th minute. The Chicago Fire's Joseph Calistri provided the offensive power with four second-half goals. The Fire is averaging more than three goals per game (28 goals in nine matches) and holds a 7-2-0 overall record (2-0-0 in the Great Lakes).
- St. Louis Scott Gallagher Missouri netted a 1-0 victory in U-15/16 play, shutting out Sporting Kansas City in its first Frontier Division match of the season. SLSG Missouri is 5-0-3 overall and has performed admirably on both sides of the pitch, scoring three goals per game (24 in eight matches) and allowing only three total goals on the defensive side (.38 goals per game, which ranks first in the Academy).
East Conference:
- Oakwood SC's Luke Nguyen scored all three goals for the U-15/16 team in a 3-0 victory against South Central Premier in both teams' Northeast Division opener. Oakwood erased a two-game losing streak after playing against Baltimore Bays Chelsea and Players Development Academy in previous weeks. Tyler Bonini, Mark Richards and Matthew Barry scored the three goals that helped the Oakwood U-17/18 team earn a 3-2 victory against South Central Premier.
- The New York Red Bulls posted an impressive 4-0-0 record last weekend. Brandon Allen fueled the U-17/18 team by scoring the lone goal during a 1-0 victory against Match Fit Chelsea, and then tallying what proved to be the game-winning goal during a 2-0 win against NJSA 04. The U-15/16 team enjoyed similar success, earning wins against Match Fit Chelsea and NJSA 04. Amando Moreno was a standout in each game, scoring three goals for the Red Bulls (7-3-1) on the weekend, including two against NJSA 04.
South Conference:
- Weston FC's U-15/16 team continued its unbeaten divisional season with a scoreless draw against IMG Soccer Academy on Saturday and a strong 5-1 victory against the Clearwater Chargers on Sunday. Nicholas Pappacena scored the game's first two goals in the 36th and 40th minutes as Weston improved to 10-2-5 overall and 4-0-4 in the Southeast Division. Weston is tied for third in the division with Georgia United at 16 points apiece. Fortunately for Weston, the team has played in four fewer games than Georgia United, the first-place South Carolina United Battery (29 points) and second-place Concorde Fire (18 points) and can potentially work its way into the postseason picture with a strong run.
- The Kendall SC U-17/18 team moved into a fourth-place tie in the Southeast Division, corralling a 3-1 victory against the Clearwater Chargers and a 2-2 draw against IMG Soccer Academy. Nahuel Medina contributed a goal in each match as Kendall improved to 3-1-4 (13 points) in the division, currently tied with Birmingham United in points.
West Conference:
- Mason Klerks scored the game-tying and game-winning goals to lead the Arsenal FC U-15/16 team to a dramatic 4-3 victory against Real So Cal. Klerks' tallies in the 57th and 65th minutes provided enough offense to overcome Real So Cal's strong start that featured three goals in the opening 40 minutes – two by Christian Chavez.
Week 27 Player of the Week: Brian Pacheco, Forward, Pateadores
Brian Pacheco scored three goals and the Pateadores U-15/16 team posted two victories last weekend. Pacheco started and played 80 minutes during Pateadores' 2-0 win against Crossfire Premier on Saturday, and then he tallied a hat trick in 76 minutes of play during a 4-2 victory against Seattle Sounders FC on Sunday. Pacheco has scored 17 goals this season, which leads Pateadores and is tied for fourth overall in the Academy. The forward has 19 starts this season to lead Pateadores to a 10-4-7 overall record and 4-3-3 in the SoCal Division.
Referee of the Week: Spencer Adamson
Spencer Adamson earns Referee of the Week honors for his performance during this past weekend's U-15/16 game between Baltimore Bays Chelsea and FC Greater Boston. The grade 6 referee from Maryland has worked 50 Academy matches since 2008, and he has attended the past four Winter Showcases. Adamson also received high scouting marks for his officiating during a D.C. United vs. New England Revolution U-15/16 match two weeks ago.
U-23 MNT Bows Out of Olympic Qualifying: The U.S. U-23 Men's National Team saw its bid for the 2012 London Olympics fall short, taking third place in Group A of CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying in Nashville, Tenn. The USA opened strong with a 6-0 victory against Cuba as former San Diego Surf player Joe Corona notched a hat trick and was named ussoccer.com Man of the Match. But the U.S. dropped a 2-0 decision to Canada and suffered a deflating 3-3 draw against El Salvador. Corona gave the U.S. a 3-2 lead against El Salvador for his team-high fourth goal of the tournament, but a last-second Jaime Alas tally bounced the USA out of qualifying. New York Red Bulls Academy product Juan Agudelo had a goal in the opener, but a meniscus tear in his left knee forced him to miss the remainder of the qualifying and a portion of the MLS season with the New York Red Bulls.
Audio: The Future of U.S. Soccer – NPR's On Point
Chicago Fire U-17/18s Lighting Up Opponents – ESPN RISE
Four Things to Know About Chivas USA's Ben Spencer – Soccer America
Sockers FC Remains Unbeaten – Soccer America
Colorado Rapids' Dillon Serna Stars in U-18 MNT Game – TopDrawerSoccer.com
Strikers FC Edges Seattle Sounders – TopDrawerSoccer.com
U.S. Soccer Needs to Stay the Course – TopDrawerSoccer.com
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I haven't been able to find a girls name that I feel goes well with gideon that I really love so I'm looking for some name ideas because I'm not sure if the three I really like go well with it. I tend to like names that are a little less conventional. The names I've gravitated towards are, severine (nm would be Ever) Ariadne (nm would be Rae) and Ianthe, but I'm open to more traditional names too. There are just so many good names out there it's hard to choose!


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is there a way to swap internal/external using vold.fstab rather than init.d scripts? Ive been looking at some of those hacks and they all seem to have their own bugs. i remember back on the s2 vold.fstab was how they were doing it. the only reason i mention it is im thinking about getting a bigger sd and it would make sense to use the bigger storage.
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Yeah I was poking around at this as well given the suggestion I received earlier - I don't think a link was ever posted to the thread/info they were referring to though. Coming from the Samsung Blaze 4G it was a vold.fstab edit as well, but this seems far less straightforward for such things.
Out of curiosity - mikeyinid - what sort of bugs have you come across in your readings on such things? Also - I do love me some links to make sure I'm looking at what everyone else is looking at (PM or in the thread is fine - and no worries if you don't have them, I should stop being so lazy lol).
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3 (UPI) -- A Pennsylvania woman who called herself "JihadJane" deserves a long prison term in spite of her cooperation with investigators, federal prosecutors say.
Colleen LaRose, 50, was scheduled to be sentenced Monday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported. She pleaded guilty in 2011 to providing material support to terrorists, a crime that could bring her life in prison.
LaRose was recruited online by al-Qaida in 2009 and given the assignment of killing Lars Vilks, a Swedish cartoonist who had drawn Muhammad's head on a dog's body, investigators said.
Federal prosecutors Jennifer Arbittier Williams and Matthew F. Blue, in a court filing, asked a judge to give LaRose a sentence of several decades. They urged the court to "send a strong message to other lonely, vulnerable people who might be enticed by online extremists promising fame and honor."
While LaRose began cooperating "diligently, candidly, and tirelessly" after her arrest, she appeared proud of her association with al-Qaida, prosecutors said.
"LaRose seemed to take pleasure and even pride recounting her glory days as 'the hunter,'" Williams wrote. "Her demeanor continued to grow wistful -- despite the passage of time -- when speaking with government agents about some of her co-conspirators and their plans."
Prosecutors conceded LaRose, a native of Texas, had had a difficult life with a childhood of abuse and neglect, an early marriage and divorce and a string of convictions for offenses that included bad checks and criminal trespass. In 2002, she moved to Pennsburg, Pa., where she was described as being bored and lonely, with a boyfriend who was often away.


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Hello from Ikesgram! I am not really new but because of injuries have not been able to use arms or hands much for almost two years. I have been a "lurker" though, enjoying so many of the topics you all discuss.
Now I am beginning to sew/ live a lot more after much surgery and physical therapy. Thank God for all who have cared for me,especially my husband and daughter2.
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Journal of Nanomaterials
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 747963, 10 pages
Preparation, Characterization, Thermal, and Flame-Retardant Properties of Green Silicon-Containing Epoxy/Functionalized Graphene Nanosheets Composites
1Department of Power Mechanical Engineering, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu 300, Taiwan
2Plastic Industry Development Center, Taichung 407, Taiwan
3Department of Computer Application Engineering, Far East University, Tainan 744, Taiwan
4Department of Material Science and Engineering, Far East University, Tainan 744, Taiwan
5Green Flame Retardant Material Research Laboratory, Department of Safety, Health and Environmental Engineering, Hung-Kuang University, Taichung 433, Taiwan
Received 4 January 2013; Revised 15 March 2013; Accepted 15 March 2013
Academic Editor: Christian Brosseau
Copyright © 2013 Ming-Yuan Shen et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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- Jie Liu, Jiayou Xu, Kaidan Li, and Yongheng Chen, "Synthesis and Application of a Novel Polyamide Charring Agent for Halogen-Free Flame Retardant Polypropylene," International Journal of Polymer Science, vol. 2013, pp. 1–8, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Zhiwei Xu, Jiguo Zhang, Mingjing Shan, Yinglin Li, Baodong Li, Jiarong Niu, Baoming Zhou, and Xiaoming Qian, "Organosilane-functionalized graphene oxide for enhanced antifouling and mechanical properties of polyvinylidene fluoride ultrafiltration membranes," Journal of Membrane Science, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Florence Pennetreau, Olivier Riant, and Sophie Hermans, "One-Step Double Covalent Functionalization of Reduced Graphene Oxide with Xanthates and Peroxides," Chemistry-A European Journal, vol. 20, no. 46, pp. 15009–15012, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
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- Santanu Basak, Kartick K Samanta, Sajal K Chattopadhyay, Rajesh Shashikant Narkar, and R Mahangade, "Flame retardant cellulosic textile using bannana pseudostem sap," International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology, vol. 27, no. 2, pp. 247–261, 2015. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Basak, Kartick. K. Samanta, Saxena, Chattopadhyay, Narkar, Mahangade, and Hadge, "Flame resistant cellulosic substrate using banana pseudostem sap," Polish Journal of Chemical Technology, vol. 17, no. 1, pp. 123–133, 2015. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
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Workers at Tayto vote to strike in pay dispute
Union members at the Tayto crisps factory in Co Armagh have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action.
Ninety-seven per cent of its 130 members among the Tandragee company's 250 workforce voted for action up to and including a strike in a row over pay.
Workers were balloted after management told them there would be no pay rise beyond that required to meet the increase in the minimum wage in October.
Speaking when the ballot was called, Unite regional organiser Sean McKeever said most workers were earning just £5.35 an hour.
"Most of our people are on the minimum wage.
"We want to be above the minimum wage and we want a cost of living increase now.
"The company is hiding behind minimum wage legislation - they have to pay it and it is expected to be increased by the Government by around 3% in October."
Last night the company issued a statement saying: "We are currently in ongoing negotiations with the union and will be working with them and the Labour Relations Agency this week with the aim of achieving a satisfactory outcome for everyone."
The statement added that the company was still hopeful that there would be no need for strike action.
Last month the company, which has plans for expansion, denied union claims about pay saying that over the last 10 years, it had given weekly paid employees annual pay increases of between 2.5% and 3.25%.
The Tayto company is 50 years old. The castle where the crisps are made is more than 400 years old.
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We're spending the long weekend at a cabin in the Smith Mountain Lake State Park and I'm looking for recommendations for some restaurants, markets, general fun things to do in the area. We're looking for some low key places for bfast and lunch and one nice place for dinner. We've never been to the area, so this is our first trip. Also, I'm wondering if Blue Ridge, VA is worth a stop.
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Unlike last year when Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart were presenters, there are no Twilight cast members among the presenters. Nikki Finke of Deadline Hollywood has a rough outline of the show from skits to who is singing and presenting. According to Nikki Finke here's the only connection(and yes, it's a stretch) as far as we can see:
"Florence (of Florence And The Machine) will perform with A.R. Rahman the 127 Hours song "If I Rise"
Check out Nikki Finke's full report here.
Now, where there may be a Twilight reference is in the multiple comedy bits that Anne Hathaway and James Franco have planned in the show run. This seems to be confirmed by an OSCAR producer in this video found by the Twilight Examiner Amanda Bell. and and James had this whole collection of spoof commercials and Internet videos they've done leading up to the ceremony (our favorite is below). Given James Franco's Twilight obsession, that's probably how it's going to go down.


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Does anyone remember playing this game? It was one of my favorite games as a kid. My favorite level was in ta-koro.If you played, what were some of your favorite parts/levels?
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Divine Seere for the Brotherhood of Legion.
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I've never played it, but it looks extremely tedious. Although I do like the idea of focusing on the Matoran fighting Bohrok rather than the Toa (we got a lot of that in 2001 and 2002).
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Leeds has lost £227,000 of funding originally promised to it by the government to create new or refurbished play areas in the city.
The Department for Education has allocated £379,445 to Leeds for play areas following Wednesday's comprehensive spending review - but the council was originally promised £607,000 as part of the Playbuilder funding, which was withdrawn earlier in the year.
Leeds council now faces a decision over which schemes should go ahead and which will have to be axed because of the funding shortfall.
Executive member responsible for children's services, councillor Judith Blake, said that although she was disappointed that the allocation had been cut, she was relieved that the decision had finally been made. The government had originally promised a decision on the mothballed schemes back in August.
Blake said:
"This is good news in that we now know how much we can spend on some great new play facilities for children across the city, but we are now faced with some very difficult decisions as to which schemes will still be able to go ahead.
"Undoubtedly there will be some disappointed communities, but improving play facilities remains a priority for the council."
Blake added that the grant allocation is no longer ring-fenced to only provide play facilities, so the council could decide that the money would be better spent elsewhere. The local authority has already secured match-funding for some of the proposed play areas which could be accessed if these schemes go ahead as planned.
The original Playbuilder budget was £1.1m to help pay for 22 new or refurbished play areas across Leeds. So far, 11 have been completed and one more is due to open soon.
The council will make a decision on the remaining sites shortly. These are:
Grove Road, Halton; Temple Newsam; Roundhay Park; Sandford Road, Kirkstall; Armley Moor; Victoria Park, Calverley; Windmill Road, Belle Isle; Seacroft Gardens; Naburn Close Park, Whinmoor and Butcher Hill Area, Kirkstall.
Playgrounds already completed and opened in Leeds under Playbuilder include:
The Bumps, Roundhay; Gipton Square; Richmond Hill; Potternewton Park; Brookfield Rec, Farsley; Meanwood Park; Smithy Lane, West Ardsley; East Ardsley; Deepdale, Boston Spa; Cross Flatts Park, Beeston and Horsforth Hall Park. Tinshill Garth is due to open soon.
There's a debate entitled 'what if Roundhay Park had a decent playground?' over at the What If Leeds website.
Warning over 'tough' adult social care decisions
The councillor in charge of adult social care in Leeds has warned that tough decisions lie ahead.
Chancellor George Osborne's speech included a reference to increased funding for adult social care of £2bn by 2014/15. However, in the context of a 28% cut to overall council budgets, councillor Lucinda Yeadon says this still leaves a huge pressure on the adult social care department's budget.
Yeadon - the executive member for adult health and social care - said:
"The £2bn announcement is welcome funding, but gets nowhere near to making up for what we will lose through the 28% cut to the council's overall budget.
"We still have to take some very difficult decisions that will impact on the lives of many vulnerable people in Leeds."
Conservative responds to council leader's comments
Senior Conservative councillor Les Carter has replied to comments made to the BBC by Leeds council leader Keith Wakefield which suggested that the comprehensive spending review could lead to civil unrest on Leeds' streets. Carter said:
"As a member of West Yorkshire Police Authority I have complete faith in the ability of the police to continue to police our streets and serve the people of Leeds with courage and commitment, as they always have done. These comments are irresponsible and alarmist, the suggestion that the city might not have enough police officers to deal with civil disobedience is scaremongering of the highest order."
Liberal Democrat MP Mulholland talks 'fairness'
Leeds North West Liberal Democrat MP Greg Mulholland has acknowledged that difficult decisions have been made by the Coalition government. He said:
"The spending review process has been tough. The decisions we have had to take are difficult and we must not ignore the impact they will have on people and families in Leeds. But in order to protect our economy, we must reduce the deficit, we must wipe the slate clean for future generations and we must face up to the difficult decisions.
"But alongside these difficult decisions we have worked to ensure the measures are fairly spread, in a way that promotes future fairness and future prosperity.
"In Leeds there will be thousands of young children getting a better education because of our pupil premium, thousands of older people will benefit from the £2bn investment in social care, our post offices have been protected and many more people are going be given access to apprenticeships.
"And our whole region will benefit from capital investments such as improvements to the M62 including variable speed limits aimed at easing congestion and the use of hard shoulder running. And a new south-facing entrance to Leeds City Station.
"We have a hard road to recovery ahead, but we are determined to ensure it is a road that leads to fairness too."
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A Pennsylvania Turnpike spokesman says rescue crews freed a woman trapped when a Greyhound bus overturned on the interstate, injuring about two dozen people.
Turnpike spokesman Carl DeFebo said the westbound bus flipped on its side at about 6 a.m. Saturday at milepost 267, one mile east of the Lebanon-Lancaster exit.
DeFebo says 20 to 25 injuries were reported, and the entrapped woman was taken to a nearby hospital. He said his earlier report that some victims were flown out was incorrect.
DeFebo says the bus originated in New York City and was bound for Pittsburgh and St. Louis after stopping in Philadelphia.
The westbound lanes of the turnpike are closed, with traffic being diverted at the Reading exit and rerouted to the Harrisburg East exit.
Lancaster General Hospital nursing supervisor Jan Frailey says they've received five victims, and they're currently being evaluated by medical staff.
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KSAL Staff - September 21, 2016 12:17 pm
Police are investigating an apparent case of vandalism at a Salina fast food stop.
Police say sometime between 1am and 7:30am Tuesday, somebody shattered the glass on the door at the Dairy Queen located at 1000 Buckeye.
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World Cup winner Greenwood claimed in The Daily Telegraph that talks were "ongoing", with Woodward, 50, being lined up as England's "overlord".
However, RFU chief executive Francis Baron said: "There is absolutely no truth in the claims."
Speculation over the England job has been rife following a poor Six Nations.
England finished fourth for the second successive year, suffering three consecutive defeats, a year ahead of the World Cup in France.
Greenwood had claimed that the RFU were keen to place current coach Andy Robinson back in charge of the forwards, while Woodward would "take charge of England's defence for the World Cup".
He added that sources have told him that Woodward "would only come back as director of rugby with a place on the RFU board", and that "negotiations have intensified in recent weeks".
However, Baron said: "As announced, we are in the middle of an all-embracing review of England's RBS 6 Nations performance and no decisions will be made until the completion of that review.
"It is also important to stress that Sir Clive is in a senior position under contract to another organisation and we would not dream of approaching him without talking to that organisation first.
"I shall be writing to the chairman of Southampton on Monday to make it clear that, contrary to media speculation, we have not made any approach to his employee."
Chairman of the RFU Management Board, Martyn Thomas, added: "There have been no discussions about Woodward taking charge of England's defence at the World Cup next year, nor are any such discussions planned."
Woodward was England coach from September 1997 to September 2004, guiding the team to World Cup glory in 2003.
His final bow in rugby before moving to his new career in football was the Lions tour of New Zealand in summer 2005, on which the tourists were beaten 3-0.
Robinson, who has overseen eight defeats in his 16 matches in charge, has already indicated his desire to complete his contract through to next year's World Cup.


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Aside from the Game of Thrones reference, I don't like the name itself. It reminds me of Parcheesi. You could go with something kind of similar like Callista, maybe?
July 6th, 2013 11:31 PM #17Senior Member
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Apparently, Khalessi is a surname - Persian/Iranian I believe.tea drinker + cat lover + ever-evolving baker+cook...positive realist who loves beautiful words, names, and images.
Feel free to ask me about Sanskrit-based names.
July 6th, 2013 11:55 PM #19
I don't have a big problem with it, but my husband thinks it is weird and he's been reading the series since the '90s. I think it is easier to pronounce than Daenerys, and although it means "queen" I don't have a problem with that since it's not English. I wouldn't personally use it though because it will probably be trendy and it would sound horrible with our last name. But I would also use Arwen so call me crazy...or a supernerd. (Perhaps because my name is Amity and I was never bothered by the Amityville thing, I don't see a problem with many unique names that most people think are too out there)