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The Fourth Season
HBO's hit television crime drama The Wire is an intense show. The first three seasons were amazing and its fourth is no exception. Season four continues to offer the same high quality of entertainment with topnotch writing, engaging storylines, riveting characters, and intense drama. For those unfamiliar with the series, it is based in Baltimore, Maryland and looks at the Baltimore Police Department's (BPD) major crimes unit using wiretaps and pen registers to unravel the complex ties of the local drug trade. One of the show's strengths is its ability to go beyond the common cop show, as The Wire expands into additional territory and has a variety of multi-faceted characters. For more details about this amazing series, refer to DVD Talk's reviews of season one, season two, and season three.
In The Wire's fourth season, the BPD's major crimes unit is still going strong. Having recently put Barksdale drug empire six feet under, Marlo's crew has only increased in control of the Baltimore drug trade. Marlo and his crew are a major storyline throughout the season, as everyone is baffled how to put an end to his reign of terror. Marlo operates with guile and makes it difficult to associate drugs or bodies to him. His heavy hitters Chris and Snoop have a near-foolproof method of making bodies disappear. To make matters worse, the major crimes unit is given a wrong end of the stick when local politics come into play.
Local politics are also a big development and not something found in other shows in the genre. Baltimore Mayor Royce is up for reelection, but his opponent Tommy Carcetti gives him a run for his money. This development plays a huge role, as Royce has Police Commissioner Burrell manipulate investigations to support his political agenda. Of course, it blows up in his face and becomes a big issue in his reelection. These developments are also pretty fascinating as they visit past characters Daniels, Greggs, Freamon, Pearlman, Herc, and Sydnor. There is also a very plotline that follows Carcetti's political campaign, which started out as a lost cause.
Another major focus this season deals with the school system and a group of grade school kids: Michael, Namond, Randy, and Dukie. The problems of the local school system are detailed in two ways. First, Prez joins a local elementary school as a math teacher. He understands the problems the kids face on the street and struggles to comprehend that it is the same in the classroom. He attempts to do right and goes against policy to get them to learn. Former BPD Major Colvin is also involved in the school system. He joins a special research group that launches a pilot program to study a group of troubled students -- those who are destined for lives on the corners.
As for the four kids Michael, Namond, Randy, and Dukie, they have significant roles. Michael's mother is a drug addict and he is forced to care for his younger brother. As the season progresses, Michael gets involved in Marlo's world. Chris recruits him to be an enforcer. Namond is the son of Wee Bey, former Barksdale enforcer. With the collapse of the Barksdale drug empire, he is forced to the street by his mother to become like his father, a strong player in the drug trade. However, Namond doesn't quite have it in him. Randy does not have parents and lives in a foster home. He is a good kid and tries to do right. However, after being involved in a murder, his life takes a turn for the worse. He also develops a close relationship with Carver. Dukie is another kid from a troubled home. He means well, but as life's opportunity would have it, he moves towards a life of crime. Prez gets very close to him and tries hard to better his situation.
The season has other developments such as Cutty trying to reach out to Michael, McNulty's relationship with Beadie, Bubbles trying to keep a young boy off the corners, Omar hunting Marlo, Proposition Joe manipulating Marlo to join his drug co-op, and more. All in all, the various developments tie in together to offer a cadre of engaging storylines with a great set of characters. The only real shame is McNulty's limited role, as he only makes brief appearances in each episode.
Overall, The Wire's fourth season is another great collection of episodes. Despite that the season has a lot going on with a large ensemble cast, the storyline transitions and character developments are handled well with high quality writing and superb acting. Bottom-line, this season is must-see TV.
Episode Guide
1. Boys of Summer: Four boys -- Michael, Namond, Randy and Dukie -- play out their summer vacation in the streets as the fall school semester approaches. Meanwhile, Marlo has solved the problem that baffled Stringer Bell: how to maintain discipline -- aka murder -- without bringing police attention.
The DVD
Final Thoughts The Wire is a television crime drama that goes beyond police investigations and courtroom procedurals. Since its first season, the series has captured the attention of viewers with its intense and complex storylines that develop characters on both sides: police and criminals. The show also touches upon areas not usually found in cop dramas. In particular, this season focuses on the local politics and the corruption of the school system. The result is a fascinating drama that does not fail to entertain. The Wire's fourth season is television at its best and something everyone must see.


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STAUNTON – Heavy wet snow is forecasted to arrive in the Shenandoah Valley on Sunday night and into the day on Monday. Forecasters are anticipating six inches or more will cover the entire valley region. Motorists should avoid travel late tonight and on Monday, especially in the morning hours.
Citizens are advised to shelter in place during this weather event. Virginia Department of Transportation crews will be monitoring and treating roadways during the night and into Monday. They will work 12-hour shifts, 24-hours a day with the goal of making at least one pass on all roads within 48 hours after the storm ends.
Similar to the March 3 snow event, this weather system is forecasted to begin as rain and then change over to snow. As with the March 3 event, crews will not be pre-treating the roads due to this forecasted rain. Unlike the March 3 event, temperatures will be at levels where salt and brine can be effective. Plus temperatures later in the week are forecasted to be well above freezing during the day, making for quicker melting.
People with questions about service to their individual roads can call the VDOT customer service center at 1-800-367-7623. Citizens can place a service request if their road has not been plowed after 48 hours from the end of the storm.
VDOT will plow interstate and primary roads first and then the more heavily traveled secondary roads. This storm will bring ice and heavy wet snow, making for difficult plowing operations. Crews will work to get to neighborhoods as soon as they are able.
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The Staunton District Twitter feed is at @VaDOTStaunton. VDOT can be followed on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and YouTube. RSS feeds are also available for statewide information. The VDOT Web page is located at www.VirginiaDOT.org.
The VDOT Staunton District serves Frederick, Shenandoah, Clarke, Warren, Page, Rockingham, Augusta, Highland, Rockbridge, Alleghany and Bath counties.
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The French Ministry of Culture and Communication - Fleur Pellerin - inaugurated on February 12th the New Digital Chair Jean-Jacques Laffont involving researchers from IAST and TSE with the support of public and private partners:
- Caisse des dépôts Group (CDG)
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Last events:
- "Digital Forum" on 26th of June, at quai Branly.(Digital Forum Pictures)
- "Workshop on Developments and Challenges in Valuing and Pricing IP Rights : the Case of Copyrights", on 7th of September, at Toulouse University.
- "Ninth IDEI-TSE-IAST Conference on The Economics of Intellectual Property, Software and the Internet"
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Talk about a tale of two cities. The contrast of water clarity between the northern and southern portion of the county was remarkable. A week ago Wednesday, the water at the Vilano jetty was like that of the tropics. It had that old Coke-bottle green hue that reveals everything within it and on the bottom. With polarized glasses, you could clearly make out every rock of the jetty at high tide, and schools of passing fish revealed their presence with shadows on the white sand bottom. Even the flounder I caught were a light tan color.
And schools of fish there were. As the tide changed from high to outgoing, schools of mullet started racing over the jetty from the ocean to the inlet and around Porpoise Point. Had I not known better, I might have thought that the mullet run was underway. Over three hours, the stream of mugilids was endless and there were thousands of them in all sizes, ranging from fingerlings to well over a pound. Ninety percent were silver mullet but there were two schools of several hundred fish that looked like blacks.
They were the biggest fish with black tipped pectoral fins. A changed in wind moved the water elsewhere the next day.
A trip to Washington Oaks on Monday was not quite as stimulating. The water was brown and cold. Frank Timmons (Sea Love) had said that a thermocline was to the south and I apparently wandered into it in Flagler County. The fishing was not very good although a small tarpon about 20 pounds popped up on the sand bar next to me as I fished. I couldn't tell what it was looking for because of the murky surf.
I noticed that the Intracoastal Waterway from Matanzas southward was very red and brown with tannin from rain runoff. They must have had considerably more rain than in the northern stretches of the county. It's possible that the brown stain along the ocean was not a thermocline but merely heavy runoff. That would be preferable.
The other turnaround of the week was the emergence of kings along the beach and big kings over the reefs. The mackerel came with the late arriving pogies and delighted anglers who worked waters north of "the Reef" (Comptons). The story on the kings and pogies may lie in the water temperatures; it ranged from 76-85 degrees. Although most kings over the local reefs are snakes -- fish weighing 15 pounds or less -- there were a
surprising number of larger fish as well. These were fish in the 25-30 lb. class, although Charter Captain Guy Spears had a pair of smokers that weighed 38 and 40 pounds.
Most were caught with live baits caught on site and trolled but Al Cumbie said that he took pogies offshore to 21 Fathoms and caught kings on the bottom.
When it was over, they had eight mackerel up to 21 pounds Perhaps the most unusual catch came aboard the Sea Love on Saturday. Frank Timmons (Sea Love) reported that a boat trolling nearby the Sea Love hooked up with a king that ran toward the Sea Love and tangled a number of lines. The boater opted to cut his line and when the Sea Love fishermen brought in their lines, the king was still hooked and snarled in the mess. It weighed 36 lbs.
Action also picked up for sailfish as evidenced by Charter Captain's Chuck Stearn's experience. Working one of the local reefs, he suddenly found himself with a triple-header hook-up of sailfish.
An unusual but exciting week found consistency pushed toward frenzy with tarpon. Tarpon have been the mainstay for the better part of the summer and they really showed their stuff on Friday. Captain Kevin Faver got on the radio to tell the other tarpon aficionados that there was a tarpon soiree taking place at the Blow Hole -- an area to the south of St. Augustine Inlet in about 50 feet of water. When Al Cumbie got there he said that seven boats were hooked up and there were more than 100 tarpon rolling throughout the region. He said that they were dining mostly on alewifes (a forage fish in the herring family) and small balao. Faver said that he saw them tearing into schools of glass minnows. Faver went on to say that his fares caught and released 6 tarpon on Monday and 16 over the last week. He also said there were kings feeding at the party.
As good as the fishing was outside, it was pretty poor inside with the exception of drum. Flounder were ho-hum and the surf was poor. Bob Conroy (Mike's Place) reported that the best whiting catches came from people fishing in boats outside the break along the beach. That is, water from 8-16 feet deep.
Bottom fishing offshore was very mixed by species but not dominated by anything. The highlight was Saturday when the Sea Love had to abide by new regulations that limit the catch of cobia to six for the boat. They had eight hooked up.
The first six in the boat were counted and many more were released according to Timmons. Both the Sea Love and K-2 found decent numbers of amberjack, redeyes, genuines and mangos; occasional grouper, porgies, muttons, and sea bass.
Shrimp reports at the St. Johns River are good or bad depending on who's talking. That's not unusual. It has been my experience that shrimp are the most fickle of species. What is great shrimping at a given place, time, tide, and weather may not necessarily repeat itself. Frequently, it's only a matter of yards that make the difference. Inevitably, what I report will be repudiated by the time you get there. The best thing to do is to do the opposite of the report. Having said that, the overall feedback was not good. Shrimp were still small and few in number BUT there were a few good catches.
As far as the fishing was concerned, Ben Williams put it this way, "tell them it's great." He and Louann Williams caught 11 flounder while slow trolling finger mullet and small croakers. Vicki Thoms (Pacetti's Fish Camp) had some nice reports, including Wayne and Mike Thompson's two reds and 20 croakers. Susan Hunter, Dave Dirden and Teresa Smith got in on the action with 10 croakers and a pair of reds. Norm Stratton and Jack Torri were good for 30 and 43 bream respectively; and Frank Croft used the weekend to find 90 bream and 16 catfish.
Ben Williams said that commercial cat fishermen were finding many of the catfish too large for optimum market. Four-year-old Linsey Pacetti outdid her dad, Joe, at the dock by landing 10 bream. She fished with crickets; meanwhile Tom and Lowell Cooper had a pair of 6-lb. bass and 4 catfish 4-6 lbs.
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After a full listen to Lil Wayne's "Dedication 4" one particular line stood out and it wasn't from Weezy. It was from the diva herself Nicki Minaj. She rapped
"I'm a Republican voting for Mitt Romney / You lazy b----es is f---ing up the economy."
This isn't the first time Nicki Minaj has said something political back in June she tweeted
"Just give FREE health care to all. @barackobama What can we do?"
Was she serious or was that ROMAN (her split personality) rapping?
Lets see how this develops!
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WHO launches new document on burn prevention and care
Burns are a serious health problem globally. Every year more than 300 000 people die from fires alone. More are killed by burns caused by hot liquids, electricity and chemicals. In addition, millions of people are disabled and disfigured by severe burns. Survivors of burns often lead a life complicated not only by the physical consequences of the burns, but also by stigma and discrimination related to the disability and disfigurement. This large burden of death and suffering is all that much more tragic as it is so preventable.
In high-income countries, considerable progress has been made in lowering rates of burn death by proven prevention efforts, such as smoke detectors, regulation of hot water heater temperature and flame resistant children's sleepwear, among others. In addition, improvements in the care of burn victims has also played an important role. Most of these advances in prevention and care have been minimally applied in low- and middle-income countries, where the vast majority (95%) of burn deaths occur.
In order to address this large and neglected health problem, WHO has launched A WHO plan for burn prevention and care (Geneva, WHO, 2008). This plan has been developed in collaboration with the International Society for Burn Injuries (ISBI) and other partners. It was developed with the input of experts in burn prevention and care from 14 countries across the world.
The plan outlines what WHO would like to promote in terms of: advocacy, policy, data and measurement, research, prevention, health-care services for victims and capacity building. It includes activities that WHO itself commits to undertake in the near future as well what the entire field of burn prevention and control should be accomplishing in the coming decade. The plan is intended to catalyse efforts to improve the scenario for burn prevention and care and so to significantly diminish the burden of death and suffering from burns globally.


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An immersive international program with more than 3,000 alumni that offers opportunities in eight different countries, LIU Global (formerly Friends World) is the only college in the world that combines full-time immersion into foreign countries and cultures, field study, internships, and community service for one-of-a-kind education.
Thanks to all who took part in the Celebration of 50 Years of World Education, bringing together our community from Friends World Institute, Friends World College, Friends World Program, Global College and LIU Global—and we missed all of you that were unable to attend, but hope to connect with you soon.
This memorable weekend served as a testament to the education you received and experiences you had during your time in our revolutionary program. Through reconnecting with classmates, hearing lectures from students and faculty, and sharing historical memories, we rekindled our commitment to what is now known as LIU Global. Together we will take forward these memories, follow through with plans to build an alumni association that involves students from all five decades of our rich history and brings new energy and life to the current students of LIU Global. I will be sure to stay in touch with you, keeping you informed of programmatic changes, volunteer opportunities, alumni activities and other happenings. In turn, I hope that you will continue to share your stories with me and help to take this program forward for the next 50 years of world education.
As we try to hold on to the momentum that was built during our weekend together, we plan on establishing a formal alumni association and alumni board for the FW/GC/LIU Global community, independent from the other LIU alumni communities, which will include committees such as mentoring, diversity, resources for students, archiving, etc, for example. By establishing the alumni association, there will be a formal structure so that interested alumni can work on these and other possible future projects. We would love to encourage each of you to volunteer in a capacity that you are comfortable with, and ask you to please fill out our Volunteer Interest Survey.
It was my sincere pleasure getting to meet you.
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IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SAINT JOHNS COUNTY Case #:CA07-896 Division #:55 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company as Trustee for HSI Asset Securitization Corporation 2006-OPT3 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-OPT3, Plaintiff, vs. Becky B. Romero; Mario J. Romero, her husband; Option One Mortgage Corporation; Walden Chase Homeowners' Association, Inc.; Unknown Parties in Possession #1; Unknown Parties in Possession #2; if living, and all unknown Parties claiming by, through, under and against the above named Defendant(s) who are not known to be dead or alive, whether said Unknown Parties may claim an interest as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, or Other Claimants Defendant(s). AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order rescheduling foreclosure dale dated May 7, 2008 entered in Civil Case No. 07 CA 896 of the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit in and for Saint Johns County, Florida, wherein Deutsche Bank National Trust Company as Trustee for HSI Asset Securitization Corporation 2006-OPT3 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-OPT3, Plaintiff and Becky B. Romero and Mario J. Romero, wife and husband are defendant(s), I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, AT PUBLIC SALE, TO THE HIGHEST AND BEST BIDDER FOR CASH, AT THE FRONT DOOR OF ST. JOHNS COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN ST. AUGUSTINE, FLO- RIDA. THE SALE WILL BE HELD AT 12:00 NOON, JUNE 12, 2008, the following described property as set forth in said Final Judgment, to-wit: LOT 523, WALDEN CHASE PHASE 1, UNIT THREE, ACCORDING TO PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN MAP BOOK 47, PAGES 6 THROUGH 14, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SAINT JOHNS COUNTY, FLORIDA. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. DATED at ST. AUGUSTINE, Florida, this 8 day of May, 2008. CHERYL STRICKLAND CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Saint Johns County, Florida By Melissa Dukes Deputy Clerk ATTENTION: PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES If you are a person with a disability who needs an accommodation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Mary Bratos, Court Administration 904-827-5617, 4010 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, FL 32084. If you are voice impaired, call 1-800-955-8770. THIS IS NOT A COURT INFORMATION LINE. L1373-8 May 16, 23, 2008
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Written on: 17/11/2015 by CillatheApso (1 review written)
I recently bought a lhasa apso puppy, and bought this food for her she loves it and is doing great, shiny coat, firm poos and she can eat the kibbles easily! I have 2older chihuahuas also that was on advanced nutrition kibble but was picky with it they kept trying to get to the puppy food so now they are also on this food I know it's a puppy version but the kibble size is suitable for toy dogs and they love it shiny coats, healthy teeth, firm poos, no wind, my babies are doing great I'm… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/02/2014 by rjduffell (1 review written)
my pup loves it but i do mix it with some meat aswellshes 7 months and weighs 22 kg she is very active and every one says how well she looks brilliant value same not much more than working dog food but much better… Read Full Review
Written on: 25/01/2013
For all these idiots writing reviews about their puppies having adverse reactions and diahrrea it is because they are idiots and have no idea about puppies digestive system If you change a puppies food it will have a severe adverse reaction for a week as their digestive system cannot deal with the change. You have to wean them off their old food slowly and add the new food gradually My dog had iams royal canin and barely touched either and had diahrrea. I gave her this pets at home one and… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/11/2011 by rcrowley32 (5 reviews written)
I got my 10 week old puppy the Pets at Home brand of dog food. When I switched from the food the breeder had given me to this brand she started getting horrible diarrhea and blood in her stool. I though it was Parvo or some equally horrible disease. She was miserable and became dehydrated and I had to give her Dioralyte. And at one point I thought she might actually die. I read up on quality dog food and how a high percentage of meat is very important. This brand of dog food had only 10% meat… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/10/2014
I'm sorry to hear about your dog and glad it's better now. Having read the positive and negative comments on here I think it's fair to say that, like humans, all dogs are different and because of their genetic make up all can react differently to different foods. Whilst I'm fine with baked potato skins, you shouldve smelt the house when my ex boyfriend had eaten them!!
Yes it's always advisable to introduce a new food gradually to a dog of any age and it may be that a new food doesn't suit all dogs.
I have a 17 week old boxer, staffy,?, cross. Whilst with his rescuers he was weaned on autarky but due to cost and very healthy appetite I was forced to look for someshing more affordable. I chose the pets at home brand as I felt it had to be reasonably good to uphold their reputation as a major pet store. I am very fortunate that he not only loves it but has had no problems with his health or we'll being. He is growing up to be a very healthy, large, happy and lovely dog. I will continue to monitor him and should things change in the future due to changes in his needs and digestive system, I will obviously have to look for a different brand. Up to now though I'm pleased to say he's doing great on the food
Written on: 13/04/2011
At first I was convinced it was good by the staff in the shop because of the high meat content compared to the brand I was on. My pug puppy will eat the food but has started having terrible wind and runny stools. He has gone from going maybe 3 times a day to 8! And now he wont sleep through the night. Each night he cries and needs up 2 or 3 times to go outside for the toilet. I am changing him asap… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/11/2011
My puppy had the same problem! And also blood in her stools and tons of mucous! I actually thought she might die! I changed her food to another with a 30% meat percentage and she is doing much better. But she was horribly dehydrated and I had to give her dioralyte. I'm amazed they're allowed to sell this!!!
Written on: 24/10/2013
My pug puppy was on this from birth, I kept him on it as I wanted to keep what he was eating from the breeders, he scratched all day long, had spots all over his body, smelt really bad, I knew it was this food, so I changed to james wellbeloved and he's much better, can go longer without smelling, not scratching as much as he did.
Written on: 16/01/2011 by coachhouse1 (1 review written)
We have a Golden Retriever puppy and whilst they have the reputation for eating anything on offer (and sometimes not on offer), he was tiring of his initial premium complete dog food. As the recipe is essentially the same as Wainwrights but better value, we changed his food to Pets At Home complete puppy food and he loves it.
I agree with the previous reviewer - the larger kibble ensures he has to chew his food rather than almost inhale it!!
He's 6 months old now, strong, glossy cost… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/11/2010
I bought pets at home puppy food for my two english springer spaniel puppies only because there was an offer on (2 large bags for the price of one)
one of my pups had bother with constipation prior to changing food, and the other had a very dull coat, and was very skinny.
Since feeding them pets at home food, they have gained condition, their coats are shiny, they go to the toilet far easier.
The actual kibble is a great shape due to its larger size than other brands, because the puppies… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/08/2010
Quality food at a reasonable price. Costs are kept to a minimum because there is no call to pay other stores to sell it.
My puppy loves it. Previously he was on another complete food which was premium cost but he suffered greatly with constipation which lead to bleeding. I switched to Pets At Home and he is fine now. Solid stools, no straining.
His coat is looking good and he behaves as well as can be expected for a young puppy.
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Written on: 09/05/2010
Our Jack Russell puppy loves Pets at Home Puppy Complete, so much more than any other brand - including the Pets at Home Puppy Tin Food. His coat is very smooth and shiny. Absolutely no problems with sickness or any of the side effects mentioned in other reviews. We were recommended this food by a friend with a Border Terrier and so I am taking the opportunity to recommend this to others… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/04/2010 by emmamalakian (40 reviews written)
Only ever gave this to one dog never again.
Bad stools and fur coming out in clumps.
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Written on: 19/11/2011
My puppy had the same problem. It was horrific! They should be banned from selling this!!!
Written on: 03/12/2009
Something in this food gave our Siberian Husky puppy a severe food reaction. Constant diarrhea and red flakey ears causing constant scratching.
Moved her on to Tescos Enhanced Nutrition Puppy food and she is now fine. Only drawback is it's only available in 1kg bags and limited stocks… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/11/2011
We had the same issues with our puppy. She became very very ill on the food. I am amazed that a company who claims to 'love pets' could sell this. With so many dogs with this problem on Review Centre these problems must have presented in their research! They continue to sell this very dangerous product. I am horrified!
Written on: 31/07/2008 by anim999 (1 review written)
I would recommend Pets at Home Puppy Complete to anyone, one of my puppies was a rescue and very mal nourished, we could see a difference within a week feeding him Pets at Home Puppy Complete.
Both dogs have very shiny, healthy coats and lots of energy… Read Full Review
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Dr. Oz has the answer.
The Claim: Drifting around in a flotation tank — a dark, soundless pod (about 8 feet by 4 feet) filled with warm salt water — creates a " sensation-free" experience that helps you relax fully and free your mind.
Oz Says: These tanks can provide a break from a go-go-go life and might help lower your blood pressure. I liked the feeling, but some people get claustrophobic or uncomfortable with the weightlessness. And there are cheaper ways to get those benefits. (Tank sessions can cost between $60 and $90 an hour.)
For instance, you can try mindfulness meditation in your own home, says psychology professor Shauna Shapiro, PhD, coauthor of The Art and Science of Mindfulness. Sit with your eyes closed and focus on your breath. Don't expect to shut your brain off; just observe your thoughts, then return to your breath. That's where the calm is.
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Countervailing power and input pricing: When is a waterbed effect likely?
A downstream firm with countervailing power can extract a reduced price from an input supplier. A waterbed effect occurs if this price reduction leads the input supplier to raise the price that it charges another downstream firm. Policy makers have been concerned that this waterbed effect could undermine downstream competition, and it was considered in detail in the 2008 UK grocery inquiry. This paper presents a simple but parsimonious model to investigate if and when a waterbed effect may arise. It shows that the effect may arise through optimal pricing behaviour, but that this critically depends on the nature of upstream technology, downstream competition and consumer demand. In particular, downstream competition tends to work against a waterbed effect, but convex upstream costs support the effect. The analysis is complementary to recent academic work on the waterbed effect that focuses on bargaining constraints.
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Liverpool ace Joe Allen opens up about Euro 2016 after recording Wales anthem
JOE ALLEN admits qualifying for Euro 2016 has finally started to sink in after the Wales squad recorded their tournament song with the Manic Street Preachers.
Joe Allen in action for Wales during training ahead of Northern Ireland and Ukraine friendlies
The Blackwood rockers met up with Chris Coleman and the rest of the Dragons squad on Monday to film the video for 'Together Stronger' (C'mon Wales), which will be released on May 20.
It puts Wales one up on tournament rivals England, who have yet to release their own ditty ahead of the summer's eagerly-awaited Battle of Britain showdown in Lens.
In the meantime, Allen and his colleagues are preparing for friendly assignments against Northern Ireland and Ukraine as they build towards a first major finals in 58 years.
And the Liverpool man reckons the scale of the achievement is starting to hit home after an afternoon with Welsh rock royalty.
"Working on the song was a bit like getting measured for your suits before a Cup final," said the Liverpool midfielder. "We've had four months where everybody has been fully focused on their club football, and coming away now together reminds you what is ahead.
"I'm a big Manics fan anyway, so to work with them and be part of the song was incredible. It's a sign of how much all this means not just to the players but to everybody.
"It was great to meet them, they are Welsh icons and it has made it all seem that bit more real as we look ahead to the tournament itself.
"It's something that only happens if you go to a tournament, so it does make you realise how we have all been working for this.
"It has sunk in and now we just can't wait to get out to France and get started."
But any fans hoping to see Crystal Palace ace Joe Ledley strutting his stuff in the promotional video will be disappointed.
The former Cardiff man became an internet sensation after his dance moves were picked up as Wales celebrated reaching the finals after defeat in Bosnia. But he revealed the Manics were not quite so impressed.
"The dance was mentioned, people were having a bit of a laugh about it," said Ledley. "So I did not do the dance this time - to be fair I don't think I can get down that low any more.
"It was a great experience. I did it with Cardiff in the FA Cup and to do it with this set of boys was a good laugh."
This camp is the last chance for players to prove themselves before Coleman names his final 23-man squad for the finals in May.
Ledley and Allen are guaranteed places providing they stay free of injury, but the former Swansea man has had a frustrating season for his club.
The 26-year-old has made just three Premier League starts this season and has used Welsh success as a means of coping with his difficulties on Merseyside.
"The season has been okay on a personal level, but then it has been incredible from a Wales point of view because I've figured in the campaign and I've felt really proud and privileged to be part of it," he said.
"I'm not somebody who needs an extra incentive to go and work hard in training every day, but it has been great to have the knowledge that France was coming up in the back of my mind.
"For every player in the squad they have known what is waiting at the end of the season, and that's been amazing for everyone.
"It has made sure everyone has pushed themselves, and subconsciously or not worked a little bit harder, everyone has their eye on making sure they have a good season going into the tournament."
The tournament could yet prove to be Coleman's last outing in charge of his nation as he continues to be linked with club jobs while talks on a new Wales contract drag on.
But Ledley said: "We want him to be here for many years to come, what he's done for us and the whole nation is remarkable."


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This question arises from a review on a Wadia iTransport I read a few months ago (maybe in Sterophile but can't remember) and the jist of what was stated was that the Wadia was connected to the digital input on the cd player so that a almost direct comparison could be made between the cd's sound and the Wadia. In my mind they would be using the dacs in the cd player?? I have a Rega Saturn so is this possible?
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"In my mind they would be using the dacs in the cd player??" Yes, correct.
But - looks like the Rega Saturn unfortunately does not have a digital input.
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Worth looking at your inputs again. I quickly checked the Rega website for that player and it appeared that a digital input was lacking, but your actual unit would be the real reality.


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Tokyo city assembly member Akihiro Suzuki has also said sorry and resigned from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) after interrupting Ayaka Shiomura, telling her to "hurry up and get married", and shouting "can't you give birth?".
The incident has embarrassed Mr Abe's government, amid a major drive to increase the number of women in the workplace.
The admission by Mr Suzuki that he had shouted the comments followed days of denials.
Shortly after issuing the apology, his office was pelted with eggs and he faced a barrage of criticism on Facebook and Twitter.
Ms Shiomura, a member of the assembly, had been questioning senior figures in the Tokyo city administration on plans to help mothers when she had abuse shouted at her from the benches occupied by LDP members, which was captured on tape.
She has also said she wants to identify others who joined in with the jeering.
The incident has dominated the news agenda in Japan, which has one of the lowest rates of women in the workplace in the developed world.
A lack of childcare facilities, poor career support and entrenched sexism have been blamed for the situation.
The PM has stressed his wish to level the playing field for women and has made numerous speeches on the subject in recent months.
In his latest blog post, he wrote: "The government will actively support women, regardless of whether they are currently at work or home, to play more active roles."


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September 26, 2011
A US citizen was killed in an attack on a hotel in Kabul used as a CIA office on Sunday. The attack was carried out by an Afghan employee who was also killed.
Officials are still investigating what happened in an area with restricted access even for Afghan security forces. The Ariana Hotel is just a few blocks away from the presidential palace and the US embassy, in a heavily guarded military and diplomatic enclave almost entirely inaccessible to casual visitors.
Gunfire and a small blast were heard by Reuters witnesses a few hundred metres away late on Sunday.
Kabul police chief, Ayub Salangi, said there had been an incident at the Ariana hotel, which he described as an "office" for the US government's Central Intelligence Agency.


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Imagine if U.S. taxpayers were forced to foot the bill for White House weddings.
As pictures of Prince William and his future wife Kate Middleton circulate the Internet and headline publications around the world, many Brits already are wondering how much the royal wedding is going to cost them.
Royal weddings are typically paid for by the British taxpayer. But given the gloomy economic climate, there are already calls for Prince Charles to foot the entire bill for the wedding from his personal fortune, according to a BBC report.
When former first daughter Chelsea Clinton got married to investment banker Marc Mezvinsky earlier this year, it was a spared-no-expense affair. The Clinton-Mezvinsky wedding was estimated to cost as much as $5 million.
And even though the American taxpayers didn't contribute a penny, many citizens still gawked and criticized the Clintons for spending too much at a time when the nation is battling serious financial woes.
Today, the prince and his bride-to-be will sit down with royal advisers to begin planning their big day, which is scheduled for some time next year. If Prince William follows in his father's footsteps - when he married Lady Diana 30 years ago - the bill could cost $50 million.
Mark Niemierko, a luxury wedding planner based in London, told the BBC he doesn't expect the royal family to be overly ostentatious.
"For sure they'll probably go all out for the ceremony, and amazing ceremony that I'm sure thousands of people will be invited to - which the nation will need and want," Niemierko said. "But I also feel there'll be more intimate aspects to their wedding day for sure."
A royal spokesman has been quick to say the couple will be "mindful of the economic situation" as they plan their big day.


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Minnesota's churches and other faith community gathering sites are among the places that state health officials are warning to take precautions against the spread of H1N1 flu.
The governor's Council on Faith and Community Service, working with the Department of Health, is urging congregations to avoid use of communal cups, at least for the fall. It's even urging that hand contact or passed trays be avoided for the time being.
Also urged is the placement of hand sanitizers in pews or near entrances to church buildings.
Worshippers with a fever are being warned to avoid their places of worship, as they would any public place, for at least 24 hours after their fever has lifted.
Churches are also warned to consider not holding potluck events during flu season.


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Ratan Tata took over as the chairman of the group in 1991 and in the last 21 years has steered the company through turbulent times and is credited with taking the group global.
Ratan Tata will end a 50-year run in one of India's oldest business empires today. He will hand over the reins of the Tata Group to Cyrus Mistry.
Ratan Tata took over as the chairman of the group in 1991 and in the last 21 years has steered the company through turbulent times and is credited with taking the group global. But, in the last two decades, the perception that is widely spoken about is that the Tata Group hasn't been a wealth creator for its shareholders. But numbers tell a different story. CNBC-TV18's Sajeet Manghat reports.
The group's marketcap was around Rs 7,943 crore. Now, it's more than Rs 4.62 lakh crore. If you look at the annual returns, CAGR over the period of time, since 1991, the Tata Group has given a return of nearly 20.8 percent while the Sensex and the Nifty have given returns of 13.6 percent and 13.47 percent respectively.
One can argue that most of the returns are coming from TCS. But when we remove TCS, the group's return comes to 16.78 percent. So, irrespective of TCS, the Tata Group has outperformed the Sensex and the Nifty.
Most of the growth has come in the last decade or so, since 2001. That's when the acquisition strategy started playing out. The group went global in terms of acquisition. You look at Tata Group from 2001 onwards, the return, on a CAGR basis, is 30 percent as compared to Sensex's 15.67 percent and Nifty's 15.21 percent. In the last decade, TCS got listed on the exchanges. So, we though returns might be because of that. But if you remove TCS, the return comes to nearly 22 percent for Tata Group, 15.67 percent for the Sensex and 15.21 percent for the Nifty.
One argument, which people can make, is that return on capital employed might be lower for Tata Group. But that's primarily because of the expansion plans and acquisitions. If you add TCS to it, it is a decent return on capital employed. But if you remove TCS, the capital employed is a tad lower. But you can attribute that to acquisition and expansion strategies. When companies go for expansion, the return on capital does go down.
Cyrus Mistry will have to find few other gems within Tata to bring in another TCS for the company, for the group so that it creates much more wealth.


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I wanted to be quite sure that my Chase credit card's balance was $0 well in advance of the promotional period's end. So far, it appears that everything went off without a hitch: I set up an electronic transfer / payment from my ING Direct account to my credit-card account, and my card's history tells me that the transaction went through just as I wished.
In the past I would've probably transferred the money from ING into my credit union's checking account, and from there EFT'd it to Chase. It had never occurred to me that my ING savings account could be used for EFTs just like any other account, and I could save myself a step in the process. So that's what I did, and it worked.
Now I just sit back and wait for another arbitrage-able offer . . ..
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Deplorable admission by Assembly minister
The documentary Breakout (BBC1, September 22) in which senior IRA members were interviewed about the 1983 Maze escape, was revealing and engaging.
However, I was shocked to see that Gerry Kelly, a minister within the Office of First Minister and Deputy First Minister, outline how he shot a prison officer at point blank range in the head during the escape bid. He showed no remorse. In fact, he chuckled and made little of the criminality he was involved in.
While this is deplorable, it is equally concerning that the DUP in general, and my MP, Jeffrey Donaldson, in particular, continue to participate as joint partners in government. They are unrepentant terrorists, unfit to hold any Government post.
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IDYLLWILD -- Authorities have identified two rock climbers who plunged to their deaths Sunday in Idyllwild.
Kelly Tufo, 42, of Anza, and David Kellogg, 32, of San Diego, both fell an estimated 300 feet while climbing in Humber Park in the area of Tahquitz Rock, according to the Riverside County coroner's office.
Members of the Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit found the men about 6 p.m. Sunday, but because of darkness and hazardous conditions, their bodies could not be recovered until about 7 a.m. Monday, when a Sheriff's Department helicopter was able to bring them out, authorities said.


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Welcome to Sport Canterbury's West Coast Regional Office.
Sport Canterbury delivers programmes and events to teachers, coaches, sporting organisations, health professionals and people of all ages across the West Coast region. Everything we do is about getting, and keeping, people engaged with sport and physical activity.
Find out more about what's happening across the West Coast region.
- 2015 New World Coast Kids Triathlon Greymouth - Results and Photo Gallery
- 2015 West Coast Junior Touch Finals - Photo Gallery
- 2015 Children's Day in Hokitika - Photo Gallery
- 2014 West Coast Duathlon and Triathlon
|Sport Canterbury Annual Report 2016
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ROME, Feb. 13 (UPI) -- Italian soccer club Società Sportiva Lazio released an official statement denying that 17-year-old player Joseph Minala is not actually 41.
Minala responded to the allegation in a statement posted on the club's website.
"I have read the alleged statements posted on the website senego.net in which it says I confessed my real age which was different to what was stated in my [official] documents," the statement reads. "They are false statements that have been attributed to me by people who do not know."
Caso Minala, il comunicato ufficiale del Club: http://t.co/9us32169aZ— SS Lazio (@officialsslazio) February 12, 2014
Lazio has threatened legal action against the Senegalese website, which claimed that Minala said he was 41. According to the club, Minala's birth certificate is "absolutely legitimate."
Minala joined the Rome team last summer.
"He is a very reactive player. You could never say he is 41," Italian journalist Max Evangelista told BBC World Service. "When you are surrounded by players running like devils around you, in my opinion it is very tough to be 41. He runs, he is fast. It is unbelievable news, that is why Lazio felt the need to deny it."
Evangelista blames the young player's looks on a tough life.
"He was in an orphanage for a couple of years in Cameroon, then he had to face the situation here by himself. It is a controversial story because the face of the player is not that of a 17-year-old guy. On his face there is sign of his previous life, which was not a happy life. That is it. Period. There is nothing else that makes you think he is 41."
"@Futbool_Europeo: Según la Lazio, el camerunes Joseph Minala tiene 17 años. pic.twitter.com/DP3YM6jHaX" su hijo de 24 lo confirma— Maroto (@m8maroto) February 13, 2014
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A massacre at a U.S. Navy shipyard in Washington, D.C., left 12 deadMonday. Today, as the nation once again looks for answers following a shooting rampage, some are renewing their calls for gun control.
But that's not what they're doing on Fox News. On that network's morning show Fox & Friends, the hosts pointed to video games as a potential "strong link" leading to mass shootings, and one host called for government oversight of gamers, as first spotted by Rawstory.
Cohost Brian Kilmead argued we shouldn't focus on gun control because the alleged shooter, 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, had a history of drinking, video games, and "a few shooting instances."
"He's got a friend that says [Alexis] had an obsession with video games," Kilmead said. "His friend would come over and [Alexis] would be playing these video games for so long — these shooting video games — that we'd have to give him dinner. We'd feed him while he continues to stay on them."
This prompted Elisabeth Hasselbeck to ask if some people, with fragile mental states, are more susceptible to a negative reaction from playing violent video games.
"Is there a link between a certain age group of men — 20-to-34 year-old men — that are playing these games and their violent actions. We've yet to find out."
That didn't stop the show from presenting a list of mass shooters who played video games. The list included Columbine shooters Eric Harris and Dyland Klebold, The Dark Knight Rises movie-theater shooter James Holmes, and Norwegian shooter Anders Breivik. Of course, that doesn't prove causation. I'm sure I could find a list of gamers that tragically end up interning for cable news. Is there a link? We've yet to find out.
That lack of evidence didn't stop Hasselbeck from presenting her solution to the problem as she perceives it. The host suggested something that sounds very similar to a national gun registry but for gamers.
"What about frequency testing? How often has this game been played? And I'm not one to say get in there and monitor everything," she said. "But if this is indeed a strong link to mass killings, then why aren't we looking at frequency of purchases per person and how often they're playing. Maybe they timeout after a certain hour."
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I Is AnOther (part 2)
Launch of I is AnOther part two,Thursday 1st November
6pm Exhibition opening
A makeshift hairdressing salon and life-sized falling dominoes feature in part two of I Is AnOther - a New Art Exchange exhibition exploring issues surrounding notions of identity by celebrating Jamaicaâs 50th anniversary of independence.
Through a presentation of the best contemporary talent in sculpture, painting, installation, film and video from across the diverse Jamaican diaspora, I Is AnOther examines the idea that artists still struggle with race and national stereotypes.
6pm Exhibition opening 7pm âRachael Barrett, curator of I is AnOther, in conversation with internationally renowned art critic and historian Edward Lucie Smith
For more information or to organise interviews please contact Emma OâNeill, Marketing and Communications Manager, New Art Exchange 01159248630
Friday 26 October
Film Screening: 7pm â 9pm
DJ: 9pm â 11pm
Film Screening
Marley (2012)
(Presented in association with Stella Vision)
Dir: Kevin McDonald
144 minutes.
Bob Marley has universal appeal. His impact on music history and his role as a social and political prophet is both unique and unparalleled. This film provides the definitive life story of the musician, the revolutionary, and the legend. Made with the support of the Marley family, the film features rare footage, incredible performances and revelatory interviews with the people that knew him best.
The film screening is followed by a DJ spinning Bob Marley tunes in our Café Bar.
Admission: £4.50(£3 Concession)
Age Range: 15+
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Thursday 1 November, 7pm â 8pm
Lectures, presentations, Q&A, debates
Culturally Commercial: Curatorial challenges faced in mapping the future of Caribbean art in a commercial and international contemporary context
Join Rachael Barrett, curator of I Is AnOther in conversation with internationally known art critic and historian Edward Lucie Smith. Smith is also a published poet whose writings are presently studied at Oxford University, a member of the Académie Européenne de Poésie, a past winner of the John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize, an anthologist and a practising photographer. Smith and Barrett will discuss the current and future state of the contemporary art world from the perspective of Jamaican artists who exist as both participants and outsiders by mapping journeys of their survival and development.
Admission: £4 (£3 concession)
Age range: All are welcome
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1pmâ 5.30pm, Saturday 20th October
1pmâ 5.30pm, Sunday 21st October
Access all Areas, Primary's first open studios weekend
Access All Areas will be a chance to enjoy installations by 2012 Castle Open Exhibition prize-winner Frank Abbott, a âpop upâ exhibition curated by Michael Forbes with a range of Primary artists exploring geometric shapes. You will also be able to hear a selection of former teachersâ memories of the school collected by Michael Pinchbeck that has been specially made for Primary, and much more. FREE
More details about Primary and Access All Areas events, artists tours, music and screenings (including OUTPOST OPEN: FILM 2012)" can be found on www.weareprimary.org orwww.facebook.com/weareprimary
16 October - 11 December
Held on alternate Tuesdays (5pm â 7pm) and Saturdays (10am -12pm)
Aspire: Creative Music Workshop
Nottingham singer and BASCA (British Academy of Songwriters Composers & Authors) Award winning songwriter, Freddie Kofi, leads a brand new vocal and music development programme, Aspire. The workshops - directing hopes and ambitions towards achieving aspirational goals - will conclude with a concert performance at NAE involving all workshop artists and singers.
Admission: £4 per session or £20 for all sessions.
Age range: 12+
Free refreshments!
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Every Saturday, 8 September - 15 DecemberKathak Dance
1.30pm â 2.30pm: Beginners and Children (6 â 14 year olds)
2.30pm â 4pm: Advanced
Vina Ladwaâs Manushi Dance classes have taken place at NAE for over a year now, but new members are welcome each season!
During this 15 week period Vina will work with the group to develop skills in the classical Indian Dance for of Kathak creating a language of movement with the participants, representing an identity rooted in two cultures.
Admission: £75 (£60 concession) for the 15 week course or £6 per class.
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MARCIA MICHAEL: STUDY OF KIN28 SEPTEMBER 2012 â 5 JANUARY 2013
Study of Kin by Marcia Michael balance early photographic representation of the colonial âotherâ with the scientific, documentary nature of classification. The collection is based on the visual landscape that has been mapped and codified by photographers, anthropologists, criminologists, biological racialists and eugenicists, who added to the competing discourses on race during the 19th and 20th centuries. Through these images the artist has visualised the sitters, in particular in the portrait work, as carriers of that past. The title refers to the study of man to which looks at anthropological and ethnographical ways of seeing difference. However in this case, the artistâs family are the ones being looked at, hence the use of the term âKinâ.
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Child Development
Before & After school
Youth & Teen Programs
Youth & Teen Wellness Center
Summer Camp
YMCA ChildWatch
Barracudas Swim Team
Child Development
School Readiness Program:
The YMCA School Readiness program provides a safe and nurturing environment while promoting the physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development appropriate to each child's age and development.
Our NAEYC Accredited, state licensed program provides a safe and healthy environment for your child and peace of mind for you!
Full day:
|Children ages 3-5
|Monday - Friday 6:30am-5:30pm
|Based upon a sliding fee scale depending on income and family size
What makes our program so special?
- Affordability: Fees are based on family and income size.
- Quality, educated staff with low child/staff ratios.
- A name you can trust.
- Challenging curriculum based upon the preschool benchmarks framework in education.
- Creative activities, including science experiments, woodworking, and cooking projects.
- Swim lessons and yoga classes are part of the curriculum
- Gym time in our gymnasium, including time on our rock-climbing wall.
- Monthly field trips and family events.
- Parent support and resources.
- A nutritional breakfast & lunch along with daily snack are provided at no additional cost you!
- Monthly Family Events and Field Trips
Contact Kristen Jones, Child Development Director for more information at x125.
Before & After school
The Before and After School enrichment programs offer school-aged children a flexible daily schedule that includes:
- Physical activity instituted according to the Sports Play & Active Recreation curriculum
- Problem Solving and Creative Experiences, based on the YMCA Core Values: Caring, honesty, respect, responsibility
- Nutritional plan guided by the State of CT Child & Adult Care Food Program
- Homework assistance from YMCA staff.
Registration for Before & after school IS open!
Downloadable Applications and Forms:
Completed applications can be dropped off, mailed, emailed or faxed to School Age Childcare Director Stephanie at email@example.com or 203-754-9095.
2017 YMCA Before and Afterschool program application »
Child Health Assessment Record Form»
Income Eligibility» (For Waterbury Before School Applicants ONLY)
Permission to Administer Medication»
Before School Care - Weekly Rates
Monday- Friday-
Members: 5 Days: $49, 3 Days: $34, 2 Days: $24
Non-Members: 5 Days: $55, 3 Days: $41, 2 Days: $31
After School Care - Weekly Rates
Monday- Friday-
Members: 5 Days: $66, 3 Days: $47, 2 Days: $33
Non-Members: 5 Days: $72, 3 Days: $54, 2 Days: $39
On-Site: Located at the Greater Waterbury YMCA
Before School Care 6:30 AM - 9:00 AM:
Schools we service:
- Bunker Hill
- Regan
- Kingsbury
- Bucks Hill
- Driggs (Bus only)
- Maloney
- (Rotella am ONLY) (Bus only)
After School Care 2:30 PM - 6:00 PM:
- Driggs
- Duggan
- Regan
- Bucks Hill
- Maloney
- Kingsbury
- Reed
- Carrington
- Saints Peter & Paul
- Bunker Hill
- Wilson (pm only)
- Wendell Cross (pm only)
Off-Site Locations:
Waterbury 2:30 PM - 6:00 PM:
- Chase School (serving Chase, Hopeville, & Rotella, students)
- Gilmartin (Gilmartin students only)
- Tinker School (Tinker students only)
Watertown Before and After School 7:00 AM - 8:45 AM and 2:45 PM - 5:30 PM:
Locations at:
- John Trumbull
- Judson
- Polk school
We accept Care4Kids participants and offer financial assistance for those who qualify.
Youth & Teen Programs
The Greater Waterbury YMCA Youth & Teen program is based on the foundation of teaching children the importance of YMCA core values: honesty, caring, respect and responsibility. Each program provides learning, leadership and friendship opportunities for the youth and teens in our community.
Contact Dazure Prado, Director of Youth Development for more information at x162.
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Buddies, Pee Wee, & Rookies Basketball: These are 7-week instructional programs for boys and girls ages 3, 4-5, & 6-7 years old respectively. They are designed to teach the basic rules and fundamentals of the game. Players will practice dribbling, passing, shooting, learn the rules of the game, and most of all…have FUN! Sessions are held at the YMCA on Saturday mornings. All participants receive a t-shirt and medal.
Game Time Hoops (8-9 yrs. & 10-11 12-15 yrs): Game Time Hoops- Is a 3-month long program. There is practice on Mon and Thurs. evenings for 2 hours, which include homework help/supplemental work time to enhance child's performance in school.
Appropriate for kids who have some experience with the game of basketball, and would benefit from a league that plays games as well as holds instructional practices. There is a player evaluation held by the coaches to determine teams. This league runs on Saturdays for 3 months, and everyone makes a team. At the conclusion of the league, all participants receive a medal, and the champions receive trophies.
This program works on developing more advanced skills and techniques. Participants will begin to start learning more game-like scenarios towards the end of this session. Gameplay, teamwork, and sportsmanship will be emphasized. T-shirts and medals with be given by the conclusion of the program.
Didn't make your school's basketball team or just want to improve your skill set? Well, you now have the opportunity to do so with the Y. Skills and Drills is a program designed to help you improve your game. With this program, you will work on advanced skill sets with some physical training. There will be one on one instruction in a group setting. Remember, there is always room for improvement.
WBA Basketball Program-A subsidized program that allows young men and women in Waterbury to try out for a spot on one of our teams. These teams practice in Waterbury and play in tournaments along the Northeast. This gives them the opportunity to play other talent in and around our area of the U.S. and be seen by college scouts. They are given time for College preparation and tutoring to maintain good grades in school. Minimum GPA required for participation.
Private Sports Instruction: The Y is now offering private basketball and volleyball instruction for individuals, a pair of players, or small groups. This is a comprehensive instruction is packaged as four, or six lessons that focus on a variety of skills. Instruction is provided by highly qualified coaches for all ages.
Leaders Club:
The Leaders Club teaches youth about the importance of their skills in choice making, public speaking, financial responsibility, community partnerships, college prep, and appropriate media communications.
Youth and Government in Waterbury and Southbury
Local high school students participate in a mock legislative session, writing and debating bills and traveling to the State Youth and Government conference in Hartford in March each year. The Y hosts delegations in Waterbury and Southbury. Please contact Dazure regarding the Waterbury group and Cori regarding the Southbury group.
Youth & Teen Wellness Center
Summer Camp
YMCA Camp Mataucha & YMCA Camp Oakasha
Waterbury YMCA is proud to offer two-day camps unmatched in customer service, quality, and most importantly, caring and professional staff. We inspire campers to learn and demonstrate the Y core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility through positive role modeling and "teachable moments". Serving children 4 to 15 years of age, every day is a safe new adventure specifically tailored toward the age of your camper. Activities include archery, swimming, arts & crafts, boating, nature, hiking, family nights and more.
Outdoor Center at YMCA Camp Mataucha
During the school year, the Outdoor Center offers many opportunities for fun, learning, and growth. Consider joining us for one of our Vacation Camp programs on days off from school. We also host FREE fun family events including an Easter Eggstravaganza, Halloween Carnival, and Breakfast with Santa.
YMCA Camp Mataucha
Summer Day Camp in Watertown, CT
Camp Mataucha serves children from Waterbury, Watertown, Middlebury, Southbury, Prospect, Naugatuck, Thomaston, Wolcott, Woodbury, Bethlehem, Plymouth, and other surrounding areas.
Traditional day camp includes swimming, boating, archery, arts & crafts, group games, low and high ropes, climbing tower, sports, nature, and more! Specialty camps focus on fishing, aquatic activities, mountain biking, survival, and performing arts. Sessions June 26 - August 25, 2017.
For details on dates, prices, and more: Summer Camp 2017 Brochure
- Birthday Parties
- Site Rentals
- Teambuilding Trips
Because inspiring friends and new adventures make lasting memories!
For further info about YMCA Camp Mataucha contact: Mike Tedesco »
Mataucha Parent Handbook 2017 »
Physical/Health Assessment Record »
Administration of Medication Form »
YMCA Camp Oakasha
Summer Day Camp in Southbury, CT
Camp Oakasha is happy to celebrate our 21st Anniversary of quality traditional day camp programming and serves over 125 children a day from families in Southbury, Middlebury, Woodbury, Oxford, Beacon Falls, and surrounding areas. Activities include swimming, boating, archery, climbing tower, arts & crafts, nature, sports, low ropes, and much more!
For details on dates, prices and more: Summer Camp 2017 Brochure
Interested in Summer Employment, click here for the application
Camp Oakasha 2017 Parent Handbook »
Camp Oakasha Frequently Asked Questions »
Physical and Health Assessment Record »
Administration of Medication Form »
Sunscreen/Bug Spray Authorization Form »
YMCA ChildWatch
Hours of Operation:
|Monday - Friday
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YMCA ChildWatch - free babysitting while you work out.
We offer a fun and stimulating environment for your six month old - 12-year-old while you work out as well as age-appropriate play areas and 2-3 caregivers at all times.
ChildWatch features the Wii interactive gaming system, computers & homework stations, art & craft area, infant/toddler zone, and parent pagers.
ChildWatch is for YMCA full facility members only, parents must remain in building at all times.
IMPORTANT Policy and information
- ChildWatch is available to full YMCA Facility members only. Program members or Unlimited Fitness members may not use ChildWatch
- Members may not use ChildWatch for children that are not under their legal guardianship
- Parents are the only people allowed to check children into ChildWatch; ChildWatch is not open to members caring for someone else's children.
- The same parent must sign each child in and out daily.
- If pagers are lost or broken a $50 fee will be charged to the member.
- ChildWatch has 1.5-hour time limit, if pagers are not answered promptly parents will be charged a late fee.
- Reciprocal YMCA members may not use ChildWatch from January-May 1st.
- Children that are visibly ill will not be allowed in ChildWatch.
Good to know...
Parents may leave children in ChildWatch for 1.5 hours. If you would like extra time to shower or finish a workout, you must check in with staff after 90 minutes and request more time. There are phones located in the locker rooms for your convenience. If there is a wait list and your child has been checked in for 1.5 hours, you will be asked to pick your child up immediately. It is recommended that new children have some transition time with a parent in ChildWatch before the parent leaves for the first time. Please pick up a copy of our code of conduct on your first visit! If your child has any special needs, please discuss with staff so that we can better serve the needs of your family.
Important Information:
Caregivers do not change diapers in Childwatch, please make sure that your child is checked in wearing a clean diaper. No food, snacks or drinks are allowed, if your child is thirsty a caregiver may provide them with water. There is a diaper changing station and child bathroom for parent convenience located in the Childwatch room as well as two handwashing sinks. There are no nap areas/beds in ChildWatch, if your child may get tired please leave a carseat or reclining stroller for them to nap in. Parents will be held responsible for broken toys and lost or broken parent pagers.
Contact Chelsea if you have any questions
Learning to swim at the YMCA is an exciting and enjoyable process! Here are a few pointers for you to know when you or your child begins swim classes: Be patient and supportive. Swimming develops new motor skills, and the time needed to learn these skills varies from person to person. Generally, it takes 3 consecutive sessions to progress to a new level. Time is required to develop strength and endurance to perform these skills. Swimmers develop as these skills are reinforced. Our Aquatics program meets the need for a comprehensive program of water enrichment and skill development. Our enthusiastic staff, low ratios, and a progressive program will ensure your child's experience is fun and rewarding.
Youth Swim Programs
Read the descriptions below to determine which program best suits your child.
- Shrimp & Kipper (water exploration)
6 months & 2 years old with a parent
The S.K.I.P. classes provide a fun time for parents and other adults to interact
- Inias & Perch (water exploration)
2 & 3 years old with a parent
The S.K.I.P. classes provide a fun time for parents and other adults to interact.
- Pike I (water exploration)
3-6 years old without parent
This class is designed for children who do not feel comfortable putting their face in the water or are afraid of the water.
- Pike II (primary skills)
3-6 years old without parent
This class is designed for children who are not afraid of the water, but do not know how to swim. Children should feel comfortable swimming without a flotation device the width of the pool.
- Eels (primary skills)
3-5 years old without parent
Children have the ability to swim the width of the pool with face in the water with and without using a flotation device. Prerequisite: Pike or equivalent.
- Rays (stroke readiness)
3-6 years old without parent
Children have the ability to swim front crawl with rhythmic breathing and back stroke the width of the pool. Prerequisite: Eels or equivalent.
- Starfish (stroke development)
4-6 years old without parent
Children must swim the length of the pool with rotary breathing and back stroke. Prerequisite: Rays or equivalent.
Progressive Swim Programs
These programs are for children ages 6-14 years old.
- Polliwog I (primary skills)
For children who cannot swim and for those who are afraid of the water. Water basics. Prerequisite: None.
- Polliwog II (primary skills)
For children who can swim the width of the pool with rhythmic breathing, back float for 10 seconds, front float and kick with straight legs. Water basics. Prerequisite: Polliwog I or equivalent.
- Guppy (stroke readiness)
Swim 25 yards with rotary breathing and coordinated arms. Back skull, treading water, and basic lifesaving skills. Prerequisite: Polliwog or equivalent.
- Minnow (stroke development)
Front dive, survival float, and throwing assists, front crawl, backstroke, and elementary backstroke 50 yards. Prerequisite: Guppy or equivalent.
- Fish (skill proficiency)
200 yards front crawl and backstroke and dolphin kick, backstroke turn, 30 feet underwater swim. Prerequisite: Minnow or equivalent.
- Flying fish (advanced skills)
100 yards I.M. with legal turns and 200 yards front crawl with flip turns. Tread water for 2 minutes. Prerequisite: Fish or equivalent.
- Shark (advanced skills)
200 yards I.M. with legal turns, life-saving strokes. Prerequisite: Flying Fish or equivalent.
Red Cross Lifeguarding Class
This class is taught over an eleven week period. All classes are mandatory. Participants must be at least 15 years old on the first day of class.4
Prerequisite are
Participants must be able to swim 300 yards continuously, using each of the following strokes for at least 100 yards:
Freestyle (front crawl)
100 yards choice between the 2
Starting in the water swim 20 yards using front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieve a 10-pound weight, return to the surface, swim 20 yards back to the starting point with the object and exit the water without using a ladder or steps, within 1 min and 40 seconds.
Adult Swim Programs
Water Exercise
A low impact, warm water workout for any fitness level. Designed to be comfortable, invigorating, and easy on your joints. This class improves strength, flexibility, and endurance to improve movement.
Stretch, tone, and strengthen muscles by using water resistance. This program consists of exercises that increase the range of motion in the shoulders, wrists, hips, knees, lower extremities, and abdominal areas.
Water Workout
A workout class that will use the water to make movement easier. The class will include a variety of exercises to build cardio, strength, and overall wellness.
Zumba Splash
This basic level Zumba class is taught in the small pool. Zumba dance is a fusion of Latin and international music, incorporating aerobics and interval training.
Swimming Lesson for the Terrified!
For adults who are truly terrified of the water. A must for parents who want to play in the water with their children, but can't because of their own limitations. Includes water orientation, basic front crawl skills with rhythmic breathing, and safety skills.
Beginning Swimmers
For adults who are unable to swim or only have a basic swimming ability. The class includes basic front crawl and rhythmic breathing skills backstroke skills, and safety skills.
Female Swimming
Adult lap swimming in a closed environment. Monday and Wednesday from 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM in our small pool.
Join our community of local swimmers! Whether you are a novice or an elite swimmer, the Y's Masters Swim program can improve your swimming skills. It is the perfect place to rekindle your competitive spirit, try a new sport or simply stay fit while honing a new skill. All of our practices will be conducted like a swim team practice and will have an attentive coach overseeing them; offering a fitness and technical component. Come see how much more there is to get out of a workout when surrounded by a group who shares a passion for the water!
Session Dates:
Tuesday, Nov 1st – Fri Dec 23rd (8 weeks)
Workout Days/Times
Tues/Fri – 6:15-7:15am
Mon/Thurs – 8-9pm
Program Cost:
Members: $85
Non Members: $115
For more information about the Masters Swim Program, contact Meghan Lennon (email@example.com)
Barracudas Swim Team
The Greater Waterbury YMCA Barracuda Swim Team is a competitive swim program offering development, training, and competition to swimmers age 6 and up. The philosophy of our program is "Everybody swims, everybody wins." Every swimmer is given the attention and the opportunity needed to achieve personal improvement.
Barracuda team portal link
Practice sessions are divided into three groups, based on a combination of age and experience:
- Beginners
Swimmers 8 and under, and first-time swimmers from 9-11. The focus is on the development of each of the four competitive strokes and meet skills (starts and turns). Swimmers practice 4 hours per week.
- Intermediates
Swimmers age 8-12, and first-time swimmers from 12 and up. The focus is on the fine-tuning of meet skills, developing good training habits, goal setting, and teamwork. Swimmers practice 5-6 hours per week.
- Advanced
Swimmers age 10 and over who are ready to train for a high level of competition. The emphasis is on conditioning and meet strategy, as well as setting goals and contributing to the team. Swimmers practice 7 hours or more per week.
The team is open to novice swimmers as well as those with prior competitive experience.
8 & under
Ability to swim 2 laps non-stop 1 of freestyle with rotary breathing, and an additional lap of freestyle. Ability to swim 1 lap of backstroke non-stop and do a kneeling dive off the side of the pool.
9 & 10
Ability to swim 2 laps non-stop of freestyle with rotary breathing. Ability to swim 2 laps of backstroke non-stop. Basic knowledge of breaststroke and butterfly. Basic forward flip in the water and a standing dive off the side of the pool.
11 & 12
Ability to swim 4 laps non-stop of freestyle with rotary breathing. Ability to swim 2 laps of backstroke non-stop. Ability to swim 2 laps either breaststroke or butterfly. Flip turns and racing start.
13 & over
Ability to swim 4 laps non-stop of freestyle with rotary breathing. Ability to swim 4 laps of backstroke non-stop. Ability to swim 2 laps both breaststroke or butterfly. Flip turns and racing start.
The team participates in the Yankee Cluster Swim League with ten other YMCA swim teams, including Ansonia, Meriden, Southington, Torrington, and Wallingford. The season consists of 10 dual meets and the League Championship Meet, which is open to every member of the team. There are also New England and National YMCA Championships at the end of the season for swimmers who attain the qualifying times.
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A Bojangles' Famous Chicken and Biscuits is planned for the former Wendy's location at 29 W. DeRenne Ave., according to franchisee Joe Dyer. The existing building will undergo extensive renovations, which are currently out for bid. The restaurant is going to include Bojangles new "decor package," which will feature wooden chairs and wallpaper. "It's not your typical fast food furniture," said Dyer, who is developing the restaurant with co-franchisee Hal Dixon. It will serve a full menu all day long, meaning that breakfast food is available at night and dinner food in the morning.
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ATLANTA - The Georgia Public Service Commission is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to allow more money to be used for building a natural gas pipeline to Hutchinson Island.
The utility regulation board has delayed making a decision about a developer's renewed request for $450,000 from a Universal Service Fund that Atlanta Gas Light collects in part to run natural gas lines to unserved areas.
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The No. 3-ranked Longhorns softball team enter its three-game home series vs. the Missouri Tigers riding high on a nine-game winning streak. Senior shortstop Lexy Bennett (.429 avg., six homers, and a team-leading 41 RBIs) and sophomore pitcher Blaire Luna (12-1, 1.29 ERA, and 134 Ks in 81.1 innings pitched) are but two of Texas' shining stars on a squad that has won 31 of its 33 games this season. If that high level of play isn't enough motivation to move your butt on over to McCombs Field, Texas Sports is hosting a food drive at the Friday, April 6, softball game and the Saturday, April 14, baseball game vs. Oklahoma State. Bring five nonperishable food items and get a voucher for a free Texas apparel item and a coupon for a free Whataburger. Collection begins at 6pm for the softball game and 3pm at the baseball game. More fun at McCombs: Kids 14 and under are invited to run the bases after Friday's game, and there will be a pregame craft table for kids 14 and under and a postgame Easter-egg hunt for kids 10 and under on Saturday.
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