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Teacher of Mathematics
Salary: MPS/UPS
Full time – Permanent – September 2017 start
Due to expansion, The Stockwood Park Academy are currently recruiting for a Teacher of Mathematics to join our welcoming and successful Mathematics Department. We are seeking a passionate teacher who will help further our excellent practice and teach engaging lessons that help students understand the importance of Mathematics and the positive impact it can have throughout their life.
The successful candidate will:
- Be able to develop, plan and deliver effective and high quality learning experiences to all students
- Be a newly qualified or experienced teacher who is enthusiastic, influential and committed to working in pursuit of success for the academy and its learners
Why work for Stockwood Park Academy:
- £30 million state of the art modern facilities in an Ofsted rated 'Good' school
- Fantastic support from your line managers and SLT who genuinely want to see you succeed and thrive
- Unparalleled CPD opportunities with cross trust and national development programs and bespoke opportunities to support your development
- We recruit for attitude and train for skills with excellent opportunities for career progression in a successful and expanding Academy
- To be part of an 11-18 provision with opportunities to teach in the sixth form in for many subject areas
- Great support for NQT's including your own dedicated mentor, reduced teaching timetable and 'Outstanding' teacher programmes available
- All teaching staff receive a laptop
- Local subsided gym membership and many other staff benefits
Here's what Ofsted have to say: "The Principal and SLT have successfully raised the quality of teaching and improved students' achievement in most subjects including English and Maths. The quality of teachers' professional development is good, leaders have successfully created a good culture for staff development and ensures that teachers are suitably equipped for their subjects and other responsibilities. The behaviour of the students is good, they behave well in lessons and students are proud to be at the academy and enjoy coming".
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IDAHO FALLS – Scientists at the Idaho National Laboratory are analyzing whether hybrid vehicles that are converted to be plugged into an electrical outlet for recharging are as efficient in the real world as they are in the laboratory.
The work is being done as part of the U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Vehicle Testing Activity program, which is placing plug-in cars in a variety of cities around the nation and gathering information from them.
Some 30 cars converted to plug-ins will be added to fleets in Washington state in the coming months, said Nicole Stricker, an INL spokeswoman.
By the end of the year, the Energy Department plans to have 140 plug-ins for the INL to analyze, including cars in California, Arizona, Hawaii and New York.
"Obviously, the more cars, the more data, the more we can fine tune what we're trying to do," Stricker said. "We don't have a horse in the race. We don't stand to make any money, whether these things succeed or fail."
Hybrid cars are powered by gasoline and batteries that are recharged by capturing energy from the movement of the vehicle. Plug-ins come with longer-lasting lithium ion batteries that can propel the car as far as 30 miles without gasoline.
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Enda Sheehy: Dublin have more to give
IT'S always the same with championship replays. Things get tetchy. Simmering tensions from Day One bubble up to boiling point, even more so when you've DVD flashpoints to micro-analyse and disciplinary hearings to digest.
And we're not even talking about the on-field shenanigans. By the end of a long week, it's not simply a case of rival players united in enmity: even the fans are turning on each other ...
That won't happen with Enda Sheehy.
Here's a true Blue who also happens to be a former Mayo footballer. A pretty unique species, in other words.
Sheehy retains a strong affinity with Mayo, his mother's native county, having played under John Maughan in 2003. Eight years previously, in '95, he was the 19-year-old cub who ended his maiden campaign as a Dublin senior panellist with an All-Ireland medal.
He was back in Croke Park for last Sunday's crazy semi-final stalemate. He'll be back there again tomorrow evening.
So, putting his 'neutral' hat on, what does he think?
"I'd say it's still 50-50. I suppose, having been seven points up with ten minutes to go, Dublin would have felt they left it behind them and should have closed out the game," says Sheehy.
"But having said that, maybe other Mayo teams in the past might have folded - but this Mayo team has been through so much together. Jesus, it was a great comeback."
Beforehand, he had distilled the contest down to three main questions: "How would Dublin counteract Aidan O'Shea? Could Mayo curtail (Stephen) Cluxton's influence? And what team would win enough of the match-ups?
"With the first one," he surmises, "Dublin did counteract Aidan O'Shea - but Mayo played into Dublin's hands there by launching ball after ball in the first half into Aidan O'Shea. Philly McMahon did a reasonable job on him, but it's very easy for a full-back - no matter what size he is - to defend that type of ball going into Aidan O'Shea.
"Mayo, I think, shot themselves in the foot a bit in that they paid Dublin too much respect in the first half, and they retreated to midfield and the half-forward line. So in Croke Park, being such a big pitch, even if you kicked the ball from midfield you wouldn't reach the full-forward line.
"Most of Mayo's scores in the first half came from Cillian O'Connor frees. Dublin's tackle count was huge and they put in a lot of tackles ... I know Jim Gavin has worked a lot on the tackle, but they possibly gave away too many frees on Sunday."
The conundrum for Dublin is that they were the better team for most of that first hour and yet were hanging on to parity at the finish.
"Yeah, they were the better team in those 60 minutes," Sheehy reflects. "But still there is a lot of big performances (to come) in the Dublin team. Bernard Brogan didn't have a huge amount of possession … he got a good score in the second half (plus one in the first) but I think there's more to come from him.
"There's a possibility that you could start either Alan Brogan or Kevin McManamon. I know I'd be biased for Kevin," adds his fellow St Jude's man, "but he played very well when he came on, gave them a goal and a point."
The more he mulls over tomorrow, the more Sheehy accepts that it's on a knife-edge.
"Dublin have that bit more room for improvement. This game will bring them on a lot. Sure, we all know they had no real test over the summer," he says.
Countering that, all of Cluxton's short first half kick-outs reached their target - "but in the second half Mayo pressed up and I think that's what Mayo will have to take from that game.
"If Mayo can press up on Dublin, like they did in the last ten minutes, and have a bit more confidence in themselves, rather than playing that defensive system, they stand a great chance.
"If Mayo got a rub of the green, a bit of luck which had deserted them last year and in previous years, there's no doubt they could win an All-Ireland. But, if I was put my head on the block, you would go for a Dublin win by maybe two or three points."
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Organizing and Decluttering
Thursday, May 15, 2008; 1:00 PM
Got an attic abandoned to clutter and chaos? For the next 11 weeks, Home staffer Liz Seymour and professional organizer Caitlin Shear will be sorting through, tossing out and tidying up the space -- one step at a time. They invite you to submit questions and share your own experiences as they embark on reclaiming Liz's attic. They were online Thursday, May 15, at 1 p.m. ET.
Liz Seymour: Good Afternoon! I'm Liz Seymour, deputy editor of The Washington Post Home section and the writer of a new online diary, "Organizing the Attic." I'm here with Caitlin Shear, the very wonderful and kind professional organizer who's helping me with my attic. We're gonna start answering questions right now.
Colchester, CT: No question, just a "High-Five." I'm right there with you; I inherited a lot of my grandmother's stuff, I too have two young kids and all their excess stuff, I sew, and I hit yard sales as a hobby. My hardest roadblocks are dealing with the grief and finding the time to go through it all. I am slowly attaining "attic org" with many dozens of 18 gallon "toughtote" containers lining the attic walls and a thick marker to label them. I wish you the best of luck!
Liz Seymour: Thanks very much. Let me assure you I need all the good wishes I can get!
Washington, D.C.: What type of boxes are good for a hot attic.
Cardboard or plastic. Some say plastic doesn't
How do you keep dirt and dust out of the attic?
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says it depends on what you're storing. For clothes, for example, she likes canvas zipper boxes or hanging wardrobes. But in general, she prefers plastic boxes because they protect from moisture and pests.
Rockville, Md.: How long do I have to save canceled checks? I have boxes of them from the 1980s. Apart from the "WOW Factor" derived when I wave about the $7.89 electric bill I paid in 1982 for my one bedroom apartment, why am I keeping all this paper? How about the tax returns for my deceased in-laws? Can I toss the 1990s?
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says IRS regulations say you should keep all banking and tax documents for seven years at least. If you're self-employed or have some kind of extenuating circumstance, you should keep them longer.
Boston, Mass.: I am trying to move house from a childhood home and am confounded because it is an archaeological dig of memories. What do I do?
Liz Seymour: Oh this is very painful, I realize. When Caitlin and I first started "zoning," which I write about next week, I found several sweaters my mother knitted back in the 1960s and '70s and almost burst into tears on the spot. But sometimes the memories are so great that you are delighted to find things you haven't seen in so long. Lost treasures, Caitlin calls them, and I think she's right. She recommends you take a photo of everything you have that you cannot keep so even if the item is no longer around, you will always remember it.
Season?: It's interesting that you chose to clear out the attic during the summer months -- isn't it hot up there?!? I always thought purging the attic was a fall/winter activity.
Liz Seymour: The fall/winter was the time I realized I could no longer live like this!!!! It's taken a few months to actually get the project going. Caitlin says you're right. Organizers recommend you do things seasonally.
Vienna, Va.: Hi,
I want to thank Caitlin for her help with de-cluttering and
re-organizing our child's room, the family room and the
living room. I am working on our small, narrow hall entry
area and have a question regarding whether or not to have a
small table with storage baskets available for guests.
Thank you very much.
Liz Seymour: I think Caitlin is fantastic too!!! As for your specific question, Caitlin doesn't think you need baskets for guests. Not enough room for people who aren't in your house everyday. Save the prime real estate for people who live there all the time. And she says you're a great client!!!!
Alexandria, Va.: How much does a professional organizer cost? I have always thought help getting organized was a luxury I couldn't afford, but then again I pay $130 a month for a storage unit to house all our excess "stuff." If an organizer could help me get rid of the storage unit once and for all, then it would be money well spent!
Liz Seymour: This is a good question. In the D.C. area, an organizer costs anywhere between $40 and $200 an hour, depending on the organizer's level of experience. You want someone who belongs to the National Association of Professional Organizers. Search its site by zip code.
Welcome, N.C.: I don't have an attic but the clutter I have is the same that's in your attic.
Can you recommend some good filing system methods for papers? Websites with filing plans would be okay, too.
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says there is a new product called freedom filer, an all-in-one filing system that force you to archive and file properly. That's a good way to start from scratch. It's about $50.
I will say that my attic is overrun with paper and I am saving that for LAST because I know cleaning it out will be excruciating.
Silver Spring, Md.: This article and online chat is so timely as I just declared this morning my plans to finally clean out our attic. My question is how and where do I start? What defines a keepsake?
Liz Seymour: Start by zoning, which I write about in next week's installment, and remove the obvious trash and empty boxes. You'd be amazed at how much floor space you'll gain!
What defines a keepsake? Caitlin says these are the things you would grab in a fire. Things so important to your family's history and story--photos, baby stuff, etc.--that they are irreplaceable to YOU.
Closet organizer: Do all those fancy closet organizing systems really work for the average person who isn't going to be extremely tidy? I'm not a slob, but I can't be bothered to carefully place my frequently worn shoes back on shoe racks every day, nor keep my sweaters, etc., tidily folded in neat piles. Should I even bother, given that organizers are pretty expensive?
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says you have to develop a system that works with your natural tendencies. It sounds like for you, the simpler, the better. Frequently worn shoes, for example, may be better in a basket instead of a hanging shoe bag. Putting them away is an extra step you may not take, but you may throw them in a nice basket.
Washington, D.C.: What is the best way to keep magazines? I refer to old ones and I'm failing to find an easy way to keep them on a shelf. It is easy to access the shelf in my reading room, but I don't know what would easily hold the magazines so that I can reach them in one touch off the shelf without piling them on top of each other!
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says don't keep them; you can find anything on the Internet. If you must, use upright plastic magazine files labeled by title and year. As someone in the news business, I say keep them all and buy more!!!!
Textiles and pillows: Hi, what's a good way to store soft bulky items, such as blankets and pillows, as well as sweaters, etc., in a small space? All the vacuum bags I've tried leaked, so there was no space saving. Currently they are stored in breathable plastic bags and bins, shoved in closets or bedroom corners, but it's taking a lot of space in my small condo. They are mostly for guests, so I need them, but relatively infrequently.
Liz Seymour: This is a good question. Caitlin agrees that the vacuum bags leak so she wonders if you can pare down the number of blankets and comforters you're storing. Do you need more than one? Don't forget you may have space under your bed. Caitlin also likes the idea of storage ottomans for guest linens.
Norfolk, Va.: My attic is very hot in the summer months. Will this destroy photographs if they are stored there?
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says a hot attic will cause photos to discolor and stick together and melt the negatives. It largely affects the colors.
Los Angeles, Calif.: Liz, thanks for sharing your de-cluttering journey with us. I look forward to reading about the transformation. Caitlin, I was wondering if you have any advice on how to address de-cluttering with someone else. My mom has a terribly cluttered home, filled with things that cannot possibly have any meaning to her: flower pots filled with dirt and nothing else are a common theme, as are closets stuffed to the brim with clothes she never wears, cheap knick knacks, candles, etc. I would love to help her get rid of or organize some these things and create some space and openness in both her home and her life but she gets defensive when I bring it up. Should I just butt out or is there something I can do to help?
Liz Seymour: This is a very tough question. Caitlin the wise one says you can only help people who want help. You can suggest that there are professional organizers who can help because often, people are more self-conscious with a family member. You need a neutral party here. You can express concern for their safety. Good luck.
Silver Spring, Md.: One year ago I retired after 26 years as a computer programmer. I have a large unfinished basement full of stuff. What should I do with my collection of old outdated PCs and computer manuals? I really don't want to throw them away.
Liz Seymour: Keep a representative sample. You feel like you're throwing away your whole career and you're not. You have to recycle them or see if second-hand computer places need them for parts.
St. Louis, Missouri: What about heirlooms that have been passed along in deteriorated condition? I inherited an old family bookcase full of books and documents that are literally falling apart. As a result, it's not really something I would display in my home. The wishes of the giver are that everything in the bookcase stays in the bookcase and gets passed down.
Short of putting it all in storage to deteriorate further, any suggestions for dealing with the stipulations that go with heirlooms?
Liz Seymour: This is truly a curse when people hold on to things and don't care for them and then you get them in terrible condition. As the curator of the family collection, it's your job to make the determination of what's kept, what's repaired and what to get rid of. Then do some online searching for how to restore some of the valuable items that are in bad shape. Archival Methods is a company that sells all sorts of storage materials that would work for you.
Virginia: Hi Liz and Caitlin,
We do not have an attic currently but hopefully will have one when we move within the next year or so. What are some guidelines to remember so we don't junk it up?
Liz Seymour: You mean so you don't end up like me????!!!!
Caitlin says purge as much as you can before you move and set up zones for each type of item you're storing and stick to those boundaries. Take advantage of vertical space when storing things in the attic.
What should be stored in an attic?: Hi,
That may seem a basic question, but I mean it in all seriousness! Since attics get hot, what is safe to store there (both from a fire hazard and so the items aren't destroyed)?
Liz Seymour: Here's what not to store: photos, negatives, record albums, and anything that would be affected by extreme temperature or moisture.
Fairfax, Va.: Hi -- Do you ever recommend renting a storage space, or is
that just putting off the inevitable? I know it ain't cheap. but we have virtually no storage space.
Liz Seymour: Caitlin never ever ever recommends getting a storage unit. Clutter is a symptom of unmade decisions. (Liz thinks this is very profound.)Either incorporate it into your life or get rid of it.
Fairfax, Va. I have six linear feet of old (15-20 years old) National Geographics. Does any organization want these?
Liz Seymour: No. Unless you have stored them in mylar sleeves and are in perfect condition, they don't have much value. Check eBay for specifics.
Re: keeping magazines: I've taken to just clipping out those specific articles or things I think I'll refer to again. I'm hoping to go to a system of scanning them and saving them on a computer, but I'm not quite there yet.
Liz Seymour: Good for you!!! Lots of people keep scrapbooks. I got several letter-size boxes that I put magazine clippings and recipes in and it works for me.
Vienna, Va.: When I was going through my mother's stuff, I found a card from her college archivist asking for any memorabilia. When I called the archivist to ask if he really wanted various papers, he said that most definitely he wanted what I would have thought was junk.
Liz Seymour: How interesting. Caitlin says it's always good to check with institutions who may have an interest. Her father taught architecture for 40 years. His slides and papers now reside in the university library.
Burke, Va.: As we declutter our homes, what do we do with old electronic equipment (TVs, stereos, computers)? I want to recycle them but am having a hard time determining where to do this? Thanks for your help.
Liz Seymour: The dump will take them but you have to pay. There are often schools that have electronics recycling drives, too.
Imagine the space: Liz,
Good luck with your decluttering escapade. Might I suggest that you literally draw up your plans on how you're going to use the space once it's decluttered? You mention that you envision adequate storage and using it as your home office, perhaps with a flat screen. Use some graph paper and draw as best you can your vision. Doing this will help motivate you to get this job done quickly so you can build your "dream space." It's all about visualization of goals!
Liz Seymour: I think that's an excellent idea and if my husband, Bob, is reading this, please go buy some graph paper. Caitlin agrees that it does keep you motivated during the process of cleaning out to imagine how great the space could be.
DC bibliophile: Just curious: Does Caitlin believe there is such a thing as too many books? If so -- how many is too many?
Liz Seymour: No she does not and again that's one of the reasons I love her!!! She says she would line every wall in her house with books if she had that many. Just make sure you go through your collection often. Paperbacks don't last as long as hardcovers, obviously. She recommends a thinning every year and also recommends using bookplates if you share your books with others.
How do I start?: I read somewhere that people keep things because 20 percent of what they have is worth something but can't identify what the 20 percent is from the total.
Until this last move (8 moves in 16 years), I was pretty good at clearing out. This last one involved my mother's stuff after she died. The smell reminds me that she is dead. (No, it's not a bad smell, just the smell of her house now in a storage unit).
I know I want to get rid of much of this stuff but can't bear to throw it away (I already filled 4 dumpsters). I think I have more than 20 percent worthwhile stuff. eBay would be good, if I could get someone else to take care of the mechanics. Who does?
Liz Seymour: You should hire a professional organizer to handle the mechanics, make you do it and give an unbiased opinion of what something is worth. They can also help you define what things truly are keepsakes to you.
Takoma Park, Md.: We consolidated households when we bought our house 3 years ago and used the opportunity to eliminate duplicates and things that seemed like they should be saved, but really shouldn't. It wasn't easy to decide who had the better can opener, but we worked it out.
Now we take advantage of the non-profits that periodically come through the neighborhood (Purple Heart for example) for collections to keep whittling away at the buildup. We try hard to make sure there's a respectable amount of stuff in the giveaway pile.
Liz Seymour: Well good for you!!!!!! That's great. The Lupus Foundation sends bags out and also will come around.
Arlington, Va.: My "block" that keeps me from decluttering the house/attic is sports collectibles. I have tons of items that I know are e-Bay worthy, I just don't have the time to prepare and manage auctions. Do e-Bay sellers take a big cut of the "profits"?
Liz Seymour: eBay sellers generally take about 30 percent of the profit, according to Caitlin. If your collection is substantial, it might be worth it to you because of all the time you'll have to spend cataloguing, photographing, packing and mailing it all.
Washington, D.C.: Hi ladies,
Kudos to you for deciding to clear the attic!
Will you be separating things into piles like keep, donate, toss? Any other designations?
Related to the cancelled checks question--retirement account statements--I have every quarterly statement on two accounts for the past six years. I am drowning in paper. Can I toss some of them?
Thank you!
Liz Seymour: Caitlin would keep the end of year statement for the retirement funds, but ask your accountant to be sure.
We are doing the keep-toss-donate method within the zones.
West Hartford, Conn.: This is such a timely task. My attic is just as cluttered if not more so and the clutter is overwhelming my ability to get other things done in the house. I would love to start organizing it (despite the rising heat). Which "zone" should I start in when there is no space even to walk? I literally have to climb over boxes to get to things.
Liz Seymour: That is exactly what my attic looked like and it was amazing after the first 20 minutes when I saw the attic floor for the first time in four years. Basically, Caitlin just started moving stuff around in the zone nearest the stairs and gradually we began grouping like things together. When we were finally done, there was not just floor space, there was an actual pathway!!!
Non-attic: My condo has a relatively small storage room off of the balcony. It's about 4 x 7 and not insulated. Is it safe to store things like books or papers out there if they are in plastic storage bins? Any other ideas for using that space? Thanks!
Liz Seymour: Yes those will work if they are in plastic. Extra bedding and off-season clothes can also go in plastic bins as long as they are waterproof.
Washington, D.C.:
You mentioned record albums. I have hundreds in my attic, and I'm worried about them. So, sparing me any sermons about the modern merits of digital storage, what's the best way to preserve and store my vinyl so I can listen to them for the next 50 years regardless of this season's newest gizmo? Should they be stored flat or standing? In paper sleeves or plastic? In air-tight containers or open/slotted cartons? Thanks so much.
Liz Seymour: Ok, let's be frank. When was the last time you played any of these albums? Are you sure they are not already warped? If you really want to keep and use them, you should move them out of the attic. My husband and I have many albums and Caitlin suggested we frame a few of the covers because both our children really like music and we think it would look cool in some rooms in our house.
Re "thinning out" books: What does Caitlin mean about paperbacks "not lasting"? Are we supposed to throw them away after X number of years? And what else does she suggest one look for when "thinning" the book collection?
Liz Seymour: Caitlin's husband has a huge collection of science fiction novels from the 1980s. The pages are the color of a lunch bag, the spines have disintegrated and they are essentially unreadable. That's what she means by "not lasting." Just keep the books that mean something to you. I just got rid of two autobiographies: Al Gore and Joe Lieberman.
Appraisals: You told "don't know where to start" chatter that organizers can tell you what your stuff is worth! I had no idea!! Is this true of all organizers? or are some trained as appraisers, too? Does the per-hour depend on dual credentials?
Liz Seymour: They are not appraisers but they can give you a good idea based on their experience. If something is particularly unique and valuable, you should call in an appraiser to help.
Silver Spring, Md.: My biggest clutter problem is mail. It is both a curse and a blessing to have a table in the foyer. I have been forced to put an ugly brown paper bag next to it so I can immediately dump the junk mail for recycling. The other stuff still piles up.
Liz Seymour: Actually your ugly brown paper bag is one of the smartest things you can do, Caitlin says. You can also open your mail over the trash can to immediately dump the envelopes and filler.
Columbia, S.C.: My mother-in-law loved books. Really loved them. When she passed away, we picked what we really wanted, then took the rest (at least 20 boxes) of books to the library to donate. Helps the library, and you get a nice tax benefit. The moral: don't hang on to anything you won't look at; it's just more to collect dust!
Liz Seymour: Yes that's true. We donated a bunch of my books to a public library in Fairfax.
Recycling electronics: I recently discovered two free ways to recycle electronics. I haven't tried either yet, but will once I start my own purge/reorg this summer.
The Post Office is starting a pilot mail-in recycling program. Select post offices will have prepaid mailing envelopes for small electronics (cameras, PDAs, cellphones, etc). DC is supposedly one of the pilot areas so I keep checking each time I'm at the post office.
Potentially even better is Costco's Tradein/Recycling program. Like the USPS, they give you prepaid shipping labels, but you can even get cash back on some items (my 3-year old desktop is worth $17, better than paying the county to accept!)
Liz Seymour: Great to know so we're sharing with others out there. Thanks for that!
Bowie, Md.: How do you move past the anxiety and paralysis created by the clutter? I just can't get started because I don't believe I'll ever be finished. The papers appear to be reproducing on their own in my home office!
Liz Seymour: This is very difficult I realize. My attic got worse and worse and worse in the last few years. For me, it was searching for some papers that I knew were up there but could not find. I was mortified things had gotten this out of hand. That's when I knew I had to do something and it took me another three months or so to actually start doing it.
Making an appointment with a professional organizer forces you to set aside time in small doses and tackle it.
Westminster, Md.: Great article and discussion! I would just like to remind everyone to make a good effort to pass things along to others who may want them, if at all possible. Some things that seem like junk to us are useful to others. For instance, animal shelters can use old towels and blankets. A mental health institution I know of accepts unused greeting cards and stationery to help patients stay in touch with friends and family. Many recycling centers now have textile recycling, so that old clothes don't go into the landfill. Some old clothes may be useful to the costume depts of college drama depts or theatres. And you can always post items you don't want to Freecycle.
Liz Seymour: Yes this is all absolutely true and a great reminder. By holding on to your stuff you may be depriving someone of something they might actually need.
Madison, N.C.: Have a 1,200 sq. foot attic that is filled with my family's accumulation of over 33 years.There's not even walking space. Should I just throw everything out and start over? Do you have any better suggestions?
Liz Seymour: No don't throw anything out yet. If you take the time to zone the room, you'll have a much better sense of what's up there. Maybe hire a professional organizer to help you decide what to do.
Rockville, Md.: What type of containers are recommended for archival purposes -- family records, newspapers, etc? Also, what type of labeling system -- colors or stickers? How can you rodent-proof items?
Liz Seymour: For archival purposes, you need acid-free archival boxes and mylar sleeves and dessicant canisters. There are lots of different online purveyors of this stuff, including exposures and archival methods. Caitlin loves her labeler but she says the key is to create a system that you can actually maintain. Color-coding can be time-intensive where the label maker is just easier.
Recycling cellphones: Whole Foods has a bin for used phones; these phones are then recycled. I'm not sure about this WF program but I know there are others out there who take donated phones and reprogram them (or whatever else they do) and give them to women in domestic violence programs so they have a phone to call 911.
Liz Seymour: Yes that's exactly right. State Police and fire used to take them sometimes but I'm not sure if they do anymore.
Fairfax, Va.: Long story short, after I got married (3 1/2 years ago) my husband and I bought a much bigger house which was mostly empty for a few months. Shortly after we bought the house he gave up his apartment in New Jersey and also his mom passed away. We moved his stuff down as well as many items he kept at his mother's and many things she owned that he was sentimentally attached to. Now, our huge house has only one empty room. Oh, I forgot to mention, we also just had a baby, and bought/received lots of stuff for her, too! How do I convince my husband to let go some (if not all) of the inherited items that he is still sentimentally tied to? Our basement has a huge room filled with boxes. I want to turn it into my daughter's play room. Your help is greatly appreciated!
Liz Seymour: This will take time. When my parents died, I got rid of almost nothing. I never wanted to regret that I didn't keep something. I also had a newborn so I know what you're going through. But now, five years later, I can be much less sentimental about what I'm keeping. Caitlin says it's good to set a goal, say, a year from now, to look at everything again and see if there are things he's willing to part with.
Atlanta, Ga.: After living overseas for a decade, our household goods in deep storage will be delivered to our Atlanta home in July. The thought of 17,000 pounds, most of which could be tossed, arriving on our front door step is making me ill and sleepless with anxiety. For example, our daughter's toddler bed is in the shipment and she's now 13! Unfortunately, I'm a pack rat, but I don't want to live amid chaos any longer. Where can I get professional help to deal with the tsunami of unwanted moving boxes, ancient appliances, outgrown clothes, etc. that is heading ominously our way. Without help, it could be years before we dig ourselves out.
Liz Seymour: Call a professional organizer pronto! Go to the National Association of Professional Organizers Web site and plug in your zip code to find folks near where you live. Also go to the National Study Group on Chronic Organization Web site. The founder of this group, Caitlin says, is based in Atlanta.
Help! Please!: I understand that one of the benefits of getting organized with clutter is WEIGHT LOSS. So I'm looking forward to getting my life together. My question. What do you do with old bills? How long do you keep them? Should you organize by year or by creditor? Please please help me. I know if I can overcome this I will realize my potential as an otherwise smart, middle-aged married woman.
Liz Seymour: Caitlin says the simpler, the better. She keeps the last year of bills from her own house and shreds the rest. The files you keep should be organized by year. Good luck.
Washington, D.C.: My 88-year-old mother lives alone in a house where she has been since 1950. Her house is FAIRLY neat and organized. She has lots of stuff in her attic, which is FAIRLY neat and organized but she doesn't need most of the things that are there.
I was in her attic recently and she pointed out a trunk that had belonged to her father--who died in 1943. Also a trunk that had belonged to my father--who died in 1992.
She also has a huge wooden box--not exactly a trunk with miscellaneous items--gifts she has been given over the years and items she has purchased but never used. There are also a couple of file cabinets with, I think, office supplies from pre-1970.
I want to go through the things with her while she is still able to review the things with her and also while I am still able.
Neither she nor I would be able to carry the trunks from the attic. We would need help. There are bedrooms where the items might be temporarily stored but then those places would be (temporarily?) cluttered.
How to handle this??? I once spoke to a professional organizer who said she does not work with elderly people because they don't want to throw things away.
My mother has an "office" where she has computer and lots of folders. Much of it is in fairly good order--maybe better than mine--but she keeps saying and I agree that things could be better organized. I have told her about professional organizers but I feel that IF I'm able to convince her to hire one of the orgnizers who's willing to work with seniors, I will have to be present AND she will be one of those reluctant to throw stuff away.
Any advice???
Liz Seymour: Go to the NAPO Web site and find an organizer who enjoys working with seniors, unlike the person you found. Ugh. Caitlin is currently working with a couple (wife is 94 and husband is 91) who are downsizing and she says they are a total delight!
Philadelphia, Pa.: This question is for Caitlin:
I have a bad habit of allowing horizontal space clutter. If it's a table or dresser (or even bed or floor, for that matter) it becomes a landing space for all manner of books, papers, clothes and whatever else I tend to drop off there. Any tips for curbing this habit?
P.S. Liz: That is a BEAUTIFUL hardwood floor in that attic. I hope we get to see more of it!
Liz Seymour: You're a piler, not a filer, Caitlin says. Take advantage of vertical space by hanging file pockets on the walls. People like them because you can see your piles and still have a work surface.
Liz Seymour: Thanks so much for all your great questions! Remember to read week 2 of Organizing the Attic next Thursday at www.washingtonpost.com/organize and e-mail us at email@example.com.
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With a festival headline slot, four sold-out homecoming gigs and a night at New York venue Madison Square Gardens fast approaching, expectant fans are still holding out hope for The Stone Roses' first album in 22 years
It turns out this is looking increasingly more likely with The Mirror reporting that the Manchester quartet will release their third album this summer.
Such is the influence they've had on the music scene since their self-titled debut album came out in 1989, it's hard to believe the Ian Brown-fronted band - who many say formed the early-Nineties Madchester sound - followed it with just one record (1994's Second Coming).
The Stone Roses split in 1996 following a bitter feud, reforming in 2011 for a series of UK gigs, the rehearsals for which was the basis of Shane Meadows documentary Made of Stone.
Alongside Brown, The Stone Roses are comprised of guitarist John Squire, bassist Mani and the bucket hat-wearing drummer Reni.
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A spokesperson for the band has refused to comment.
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Ladies, when the weather warms up it's natural to want to show a little more skin, even in the office. But most times, it's just not a good idea. Showing the girls off in the office can cause all kinds of issues. Almost everybody is affected by your cleavage.
As far as I can tell, men do not believe that there was ever a pair of boobs created that are not worth a look. I know men who can categorize the women in their offices by bra size.
You ask that guy on your team if he's done with his part of the project you're working on. The answer, nope, he's not. He's too busy staring at your boobs. Does it seem like he didn't even hear your question? Nope, he didn't. He's too busy staring at your boobs.
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Now, the guys are saying "I can work around women without looking at their boobs". Don't kid yourself, you've looked, and the ladies know it.
And for the other ladies in the office, they don't like it either. No matter where they fall in spectrum of boob size, they do not appreciate watching your boobs jiggle their way through the office.
They are offended! Jealous and offended! Or, concerned and offended, or embarrassed and offended. Just know that they are offended in some way.
Now, the ladies are saying "I don't care what other women wear at work". Don't kid yourselves either, it bothers or concerns you on some level, and we know that too.
Anyway, for the ladies who might find themselves at work with the girls on display, think about this first:
5. All the women with small boobs don't like you for showing that you have boobs. Therefore, it causes stress in the workplace.
4. All the women with boobs don't like you for showing your boobs because they feel like it makes them look bad by proxy. Again, it causes stress in the workplace.
3. All the straight men are looking at your boobs. They are doing no work while gazing at your cleavage. Production of work slows waaaaay down.
2. All the gay men, those you might dress up as women from time to time, are wondering what they might look like with your boobs. Their focus is lost momentarily.
1. Nobody listens to you. They are staring at your boobs the entire time you are talking to them. They have NO idea what you are saying! I can tell you that being stared at while simultaneously being ignored is very frustrating! Don't do it to yourself.
Truth is, people are going to look at your boobs no matter what. And, showing your boobs is ok, just not at work.
Have a great day at work today, and please don't do anything that will get you fired and/or arrested!
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Car sales in India grew by just 2.19 percent in 2011-12, the slowest in two years but industry body SIAM Tuesday said it expects the growth to be around 10-12 percent in the ongoing fiscal on better macro economic prospects.
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Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) that had in January cautioned that car sales growth in India could be in negative territory, said a late surge of sales, especially in March had helped it to stay positive in FY12.
According to the latest figures issued by SIAM, total car sales in India in 2011-12 stood at 20,16,115 units as against 19,72,845 units in the previous fiscal, up 2.19 percent.
"This was the first time the car sales in the country crossed the two million units mark. A late surge of sales in the last quarter of the fiscal, specially in March, as buyers advanced purchases ahead of the Budget helped," SIAM President S Sandilya told reporters here.
In March, car sales rose by 19.66 percent to 2,29,866 units from 1,92,105 units in the same month last year.
When the global financial crisis hit in 2008-09, car sales in India grew by just 1.4 percent. Since then jumped to 25 percent in 2009-10 and 29 percent in 2010-11.
"With the indications from RBI that interest rates may come down and the overall GDP expected to be around 7.5 percent to 8 percent, the prospects of the auto industry is good for the ongoing fiscal," he said.
SIAM said it expects the car sales growth to be around 10-12 percent in 2012-13, while that of two-wheelers has been pegged at 11-13 percent.
For the overall auto industry, the industry body has projected a growth on 10-12 percent for FY13 as against 12.24 per cer cent achieved in 2011-12.
Commenting on car sales, Sandilya said in the last fiscal the industry suffered due to high interest rates, inflation and rising fuel prices. Moreover, strike at the country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India's (MSI) Manesar plant had also affected availability.
In the fiscal 2011-12, MSI had posted sales of 8,55,730 units as against 9,66,447 units in the previous year in the domestic market, down 11.46 percent.
Hyundai Motor India posted sales of 3,87,168 units as against 3,58,904 units in the previous year, up 7.88 percent.
Tata Motors posted a marginal rise to 2,57,966 units from 2,55,704 units in the 2010-11.
Sandilya said in FY12, India maintained its position as the 5th largest car producing nation in the world.
Motorcycle sales in the country stood at 1,00,96,062 units in 2011-12 as against 90,13,888 units in 2010-11, up 12.01 percent.
According to SIAM, total two-wheeler sales in the country stood at 1,34,35,769 units in 2011-12 against 1,17,68,910 units in the previous fiscal, up 14.16 percent.
Scooter sales were at 25,62,841 units against 20,57,604 units in the previous year, up 24.55 percent.
"Two-wheeler continues to show good growth. While motorcycles are on a big base there is still growth and the share of rural sales has reached to 40 percent of the total," Sandilya said.
SIAM has pegged the motorcycles segment to grow around 10-12 percent in FY13, while that of scooters has been forecast to be around 15-17 percent.
"Scooter is on a lower base and the demand is mostly coming from urban areas," he said.
On the commercial vehicles front, SIAM said the total sales in FY12 were at 8,09,532 units, up 18.2 percent. The segment is pegged to grow around 9-11 percent in FY13.
"The commercial vehicles segment is cyclic and we do foresee some moderation of growth considering issues related to the mining sector," Sandilya said, however, adding if the government goes ahead with the JNNURM scheme sales of buses could pick up.
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Findlay resident Paul D. Hancock, an attorney retired from Marathon Petroleum Corporation who now volunteers as a pro bono attorney for Legal Aid of Western Ohio, is the recipient of the Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation's ("Foundation") 2016 Presidential Award for Pro Bono Service. The award was presented last week during the Ohio State Bar Association's All-Ohio Legal Forum in Cincinnati.
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After retiring from full time legal work for Marathon Petroleum, Hancock began volunteering for Legal Aid of Western Ohio and in 2015 represented 17 different low-income legal aid clients in family law cases in Hancock, Logan, Lucas and Shelby Counties. In addition to his casework, Hancock also provides brief information and advice to clients at legal aid clinics, and has agreed to volunteer at half of the Hancock County Domestic Relations Divorce Clinics scheduled for 2016.
Melissa LaRocco, Pro Bono Director for Legal Aid of Western Ohio, who nominated Hancock for the award, said in the nomination that Hancock "approaches all his cases with excitement and enthusiasm and treats clients with utmost respect."
Kathleen M. Trafford, a partner in the Columbus office of law firm Porter Wright and president of the Foundation's board of trustees, said Hancock is "a perfect example of the good that comes from encouraging retired attorneys to continue with pro bono work."
Thomas W. Weeks, Executive Director of Ohio State Legal Services Association, is the 2016 recipient of the Ohio State Bar Association's Bar Medal, the association's highest honor. The award was presented to Weeks during the association's All Ohio Legal Forum, held last week in Cincinnati.
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The United Way of Greater Toledo invested in Advocates for Basic Legal Equality's Medical Legal Partnership for Children, which works collaboratively to address the health-harming social conditions affecting children. Read more here.
The Licking County Foundation recently invested in Ohio State Legal Services Association's children's legal assistance project to provide low-income families with children aid for children at risk of being placed in the juvenile justice system. Read more here.
The Court has adopted amendments to the Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio that will increase attorney fees to help fund civil legal services for low-income Ohioans.
The Court's Task Force on Access to Justice which included, among others, Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation board members Richard W. Pogue, William Weisenberg, and Timothy Young; and Foundation Executive Director Angela Lloyd, recommended the fee increases in 2015. Read more here.
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services partners with the Chillicothe Municipal Court's drug court to provide legal services to graduates of the program. Read more here.
The Ohio Supreme Court approved changes to the Rules for the Government Bar of Ohio that will allow attorneys who have at least 15 years experience to continue to practice pro bono.
The Court's Task Force on Access to Justice which included, among others, Foundation board members Richard W. Pogue, William Weisenberg, and Timothy Young; and Foundation Executive Director Angela Lloyd, recommended the rule changes in 2015.
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Ohio Senator Larry Obhof (R-Medina) has been elected senate president pro tempore, the second highest Ohio Senate leadership position.
Obhof, who represents Ashland, Medina, Richland and a part of Holmes counties, has served on the Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation board since 2013.
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Sale House Myans (73800)
Master property in a lovely domain
Nestled in absolute peace in a preserved and bucolic environment, this "manor" property of the 1900's has a beautiful view of the mountains, and the neighboring vineyards. With 6 bedrooms, the interior layout of the rooms can comfortably accommodate guests and include a living area on one level with bedroom, and living room with fireplace. Harmoniously proportioned, generous volumes created by beautiful ceiling heights give a beautiful luminosity that adds a cozy atmosphere to the preserved charm. This property of character is decorated with numerous storage spaces, an equipped kitchen, a 2nd living room opening onto a terrace with view, office and library. The garden with centuries-old trees, covers about 8000 secluded squared meters with a private driveway, and is carefully landscaped with rose garden. 10 minutes away from Chambéry town center, this property is complemented with a small outbuilding and a swimming pool of 12 X 5 meters. Some refurbishment works are to be provided. 1 hour away from both Lyon Saint Exupéry airport and Geneva airport. 10 minutes away from the TGV train station of Chambéry.
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Jane Campion reconsidered.
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Last night we got hit with snow, but fortunately it wasn't near the 7 inches of fluffy stuff the weatherman predicted. It looked more like two inches to me. And since our weather is warming up in a couple days, the snow will be gone soon. Crazy Chicago area weather! All this makes me crave spring all the more, so today I'm sharing 12 spring decor projects you can make. They're all fairly simple to do. (This post contains affiliate links.) Let's … [Read more...]
12 Spring Decor Projects
Easy Paper Bag Vases
Welcome to the first edition of Celebrations at Home! The second Sunday of each month I'm joining fellow bloggers to bring you a special celebration of home decor, crafts, or food. Today's offering is something quick and simple that anyone can do. I think most of us are busy this time of year ... getting kids back to school, canning our tomatoes and other late summer veggies from the garden, doing fall home maintenance chores, and more. I … [Read more...]
DIY Mini Flags
Welcome to another edition of No-Sew Sunday! I'm joining a few other blogging friends to bring you patriotic projects you can do yourself ... without having to do any sewing! Today is Flag Day so it seemed apropos to host a patriotic theme today. Join us the second Sunday of each month at 6 pm CT for a round of no-sew projects. My project is super quick and easy and something you can use for the 4th of July. I made a set of DIY Mini Flags using … [Read more...]
DIY Burlap Bird Banner
Another rainy day has ended and more rain is on its way at the end of the week. The rain is great for our vegetable garden, but it's not so good for my mood. I'm getting a little stir crazy with the rain so I worked on some craft projects, like my new burlap bird banner. I love decorating with banners. They add color and whimsy to any corner of your home, and of course, they're always great for party decor. This one was pretty easy to … [Read more...]
How to Make Floating Tea Light Candles
With the holidays around the corner and Old Man Winter approaching, I thought it would be fun to tackle another candle project. I love candles any time of year, but I especially love them when the days are shorter and darker. They make the house feel warm and cozy. Today I'm sharing how to make floating tea light candles and arrange them with flowers for a pretty centerpiece. Candles are really easy to make and I love that you can customize … [Read more...]
DIY Boo Sign for Halloween
Although I love Halloween, I haven't always done a lot of decorating for the spooky holiday. My idea of All Hallow's Eve decor is to turn off the lights and set out a bunch of candles. Then I turn the TV onto the Halloween movie and watch Jamie Lee Curtis suffer through another night of torture. The mood for the evening of Tricks or Treats is set. But this year I decided to have a little fun and I created a DIY Boo sign for Halloween. Sparkly … [Read more...]
DIY Botanic Print Art Project
I don't consider myself much of an artist but I do like to tinker with creating pretty things. At least, I hope they'll be pretty when I'm finished with them. Today I'm sharing an easy DIY botanic print art project. Earlier this month at our local flea market I ran across this beautiful botanic artichoke print and was inspired to turn it into an art project. Here's my finished project, a botanic print framed in book pages. I love botanic prints … [Read more...]
Rummage Sale Wooden Tote Gets a Makeover
Our little town has a huge festival the weekend before school starts. The whole town along with their friends and families swoop down to attend a 2-hour parade on Friday night. On Saturdays, there are oodles of rummage and yard sales. The local Catholic church has the biggest selection and that's where I found my rummage sale wooden tote to make over. Here's what my rummage sale wooden tote looks like after its makeover. It now wears a coat of … [Read more...]
How to Create Pretty Paper Lanterns
When it comes to decorating for parties or special events, I love using flowers, banners and buntings, and paper lanterns. I had white paper lanterns on hand from Easter and decided to alter them a bit for a unique look. I had seen something similar on a wedding blog and felt inspired to create pretty paper lanterns. (These pictures were taken before we painted our front porch.) I decorated my pretty paper lanterns in turquoise and pink using … [Read more...]
How to Make Lavender Candles
One of my favorite scents in the world is calming lavender ... its sweet floral and herbal fragrance with balsamic undertones. One of the easiest ways to infuse its intoxicating scent throughout the home is with candles. I've found that dried lavender doesn't diffuse throughout a room as quickly and evenly as a burning candle. But good candles with quality fragrance can get expensive, so I decided to make my own lavender candles. I've made … [Read more...]
How to Make Handmade Greeting Cards
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Quick and Easy Botanical Print Banner
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The Houston Texans' abysmal 2013 season took another turn for the worse during a 28-23 home loss to the Oakland Raiders. The Texans struggled with an Oakland team missing their two leading rushers in QB Terrell Pryor and RB Darren McFadden. The one glimmer of hope for this Houston team was the recent emergence of undrafted QB Case Keenum. Although yet to win an NFL game, Keenum lit a spark under the offense, showed a glimmer of hope for the franchise and had seemingly sealed the fate of incumbent Matt Schaub. It undoubtedly looked like the time for the team to move away from the longtime starting QB.
For reasons unbeknownst to anyone with a pulse that had watched this Texans team, coach Gary Kubiak pulled Keenum at the first sight of adversity and went back to Schaub who has had a disastrous and rightfully career-ending season thus far. Sitting at 2-7 and with the season all but over, the move was a true head scratcher. There was nothing to be gained from giving Keenum the hook and very well may be the final entry in a long list of reasons that it's time for the team to move on from coach Kubiak.
The fans at Reliant Stadium made their collective voice heard. When Schaub led the team onto the field, the offense had to resort to a silent snap count to run plays on their home turf as boos rained down from the Houston fans.
Kubiak has shown that he is content to use the same formula he's perfected in the past seven years, and it's a formula that produces mediocrity. Run the same scheme, week in and week out, and inexplicably expect a different result.
Gary Kubiak's walking papers are long past due at this point. The franchise needs to inject some new blood into the Texans' coaching staff. If they hold off much longer, boos are going to become a regular occurrence at Reliant.
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How manufacturers are getting on trend with imperfect and plant-based foods
Dive Brief:
- Beverage design and development firm Mattson has revealed several macro trends to keep an eye on in 2017 and beyond, according to Forbes. These five trends trends include consumer desire for imperfect products, smart kitchens and appliances, plant-based meat alternatives, new forms of retail, and consumer trust in food activism over experts.
- "The end result is that our perception and definition of food is changing and the momentum towards a cleaner food ethos is being defined as wholesome and real," Barb Stuckey, president and COO of Mattson, wrote.
- Many of these trends have already begun to transform the food industry, and food manufacturers and grocery retailers will need to adapt to changing consumer sentiment in order to remain competitive in a new food age.
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One of the biggest trends that Mattson identified is consumer demand for "perfectly imperfect packaged foods." Perfect colors, textures and flavors are no longer of interest to younger demographics — they view these once-sought after attributes as inauthentic and uninteresting. Because of this, food manufacturers have already begun experimenting with grittier textures and unusual flavors, and many have added new texturizing agents to their product formulas.
Ingredion recently published a report about how food and beverage manufacturers are developing fresh concepts that appeal to an evolving base of consumers, with texture being a major trend.
Another trend Mattson identified is the rise of smart technology in the kitchen, where IoT will make it easier to shop through connected appliances and devices. Smart refrigerators that help create shopping lists, and garbage cans that add items to shopping lists when empty packaging is thrown away are just two examples of this movement in action.
Consumer interest in plant-based foods is another movement that's shaping food manufacturing. Distrust of red meats and the belief that plant-based proteins and other meat alternatives are healthier than traditional protein vehicles are pushing manufacturers to roll out vegetarian products. Tyson acquired a 5% stake in Beyond Meat, a major plant-based protein company, signaling the power of this trend. A recent study by Wakefield Research also revealed that 55% of U.S. consumers expected to eat more plant-based foods this year.
Consumers aren't just looking to change up the foods they buy, either. They want a revamped grocery experience as well. Online shopping and subscription meal delivery services are on the rise thanks to Instacart, Amazon Prime Now, Google Fresh and similar e-tailers. One only needs to look at the success of Amazon Go to understand that consumers are ready for change when it comes to shopping, and convenience is at the top of their list.
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Jun 17, 2011 - 3:16 pm
A concerned 21 year old son here is worried about his 57 year old dad.
diagnosed with
I've been reading a couple of topics here in the forum and can't find the best cure for him.
I'm also looking for the survival rate, is the cancer highly curable..
I am so confused.. Can anyone please help me with my situation.. thanks.
Jun 18, 2011 - 9:39 am
Jun 18, 2011 - 12:02 pm
Hi Joey
I am sorry about your dad's diagnosis. You may have read that Gleason score 6 is of a low risk type of cancer, but your daddy must decide in a way to control any advance of the cancer.
You can help your dad by doing some researches yourself, reading books and investigating in reliable internet sites. However, the best advice is from the team of professionals assisting him in his case.
A "Guide to Surviving Prostate Cancer" by Dr. Patrick Walsh; which may help you understanding diagnosis and the process of treatments.
Hope this post is of help to you. Let us know details from your findings so that many here will give you advice in understanding your father's case.
Wishing you and your daddy luck in the decision.
Jun 19, 2011 - 5:47 am
for your father to have a copy of all his records.
Please post number of cores taken; number positive and the involvement of each(percent cancer.
Historically what are his PSA readings........what is the trend...this is important.
Treatment can depend on your fathers general health
Did your father get a second opinion by an independent pathologist on the pathology of his biopsy so that he is not under or over treated?
Having Prostate Cancer is not a death sentence, early dectected pc is highly treatable.
Jun 21, 2011 - 12:22 pm
Hello Joey:
I found myself in similar circumstances about 9 weeks ago. After exhautive study, I am on the verge of making a treatment decision. You and your Dad should do the homework together visiting all of his options.
While cancer doesn't really take a break, your Dad's scores would indicate that you have some time to formulate a decision that is best for him. The guys here can really help.
Best wishes to you and your Dad.


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Lagonita Lodge is an award winning RCI Silver Crown resort as well as Interval International 5-star resort. At Lagonita, you will find fine accommodations and exceptional service.
678 square foot unit offering 1 bedroom with queen bed, full kitchen, dining and living area with pull-out sofa, gas-burning fireplace and private deck.
1 bedroom condominium-style lodging.
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Hello, My name is Scott, I have many X-mas and New Year vacation rentals in great Ski/Snow Boarding areas (California and Colorado). I also have a year-round vacation home in Oakland County Michigan, Dawson's Lake House. It's a great spot on a beautiful lake!
Scott Kavieff purchased this villa in 2004
Great family resort on Big Bear lake. Great amenities including an in-door swimming pool
We were very happy with our stay at Scott's condo in Lagonita Lodge. The value is amazing for a one bedroom condo when you compare higher prices to hotels in the area. There was a good size living room with pull out sofa, eating area and a kitchen with all the necessities. Great Bathroom with constant hot water for showers, and a comfy queen size bedroom. The place was very clean with trash being emptied each day by housekeeping.
Scott was very responsive to emails and was very helpful with questions. It couldnt have gone smoother. The staff at the front desk are very helpful and friendly. Check in was fast and easy.
A great location right next to the Lake and just a few minutes drive from the main town with all the restaurants. You could definitely walk into town, but with 2 young kids we decided it was a bad idea as we would probably have to carry them back!
I will definitely be back here for my next trip to Big Bear with the family or friends. You would be pressed to find a better deal for your money in Big Bear.
Thanks Scott!
This rental was perfect for my family of 4! My kids loved the pool and game room and the view of the lake from this unit was the best. Loved how close to town this rental was and so close to the tubing areas also. Listing location accurate but did not realize the unit had the best view of the lake, we were very happy to have an amazing view from the living room.


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• It's one of the oldest seaside resorts in the U.S. A three-story colonnade, flags, and red-white-and-blue bunting against a crisp green lawn will set you off in true American style. Definitely the perfect place for a military wedding.
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What a pretty way to start your day Joe - and it didn't flit away before you clickety-clicked.
Beautifully symmetrical markings! Always amazes me Joe.
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Udupi: The temple town swung into the spirit of Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna, as devotees prayed at Sri Krishna Temple to mark the festivities. Janmastami, one of the most significant annual festivals of the temple city, was celebrated on September 5.
The entire town was decked with buntings. Specially decorated poles erected around the main Rathabeedhi (Car Street) – the venue for the 'Sri Krishna Leelotsava,' popularly known as Vitla Pindi and Mosarukudike to be held on September 6 – has added colour to the celebrations.
Men, women and children of all ages thronged the temple since morning. There was a long queue of devotees near the entrance of the temple throughout the day. A number of rituals connected to the Janmastami were performed at the temple. Vishwavallabha Tirtha Swamiji of Paryaya Sode Math participated in the rituals. The "Lakshaarchane" and the "Mahapuje" were held in the morning. In the night, after the pooja around mid night (12.14 am) Krishna will be offered "Arghya Pradhana".
Children dressed up as Lord Krishna wearing peacock feathers on their headbands and flutes in hand were a sight that cheered everyone. "Bhajans" (devotional songs) and chanting of "mantras" reverberated in the temple throughout the day, as devotees poured in to pray to Krishna and his consort Radha.
The "Muddu Krishna" competition, where children sport the costumes of Lord Krishna as a child or Lord Balakrishna, was held at Badagumalige and Rajangana here. The auditorium at the Rajangana was filled to capacity. On the stage, children in the age group of two to four years tried to imitate the childhood pranks of Lord Krishna along with devotional songs. When the music was played, parents could be seen urging their children, who held a flute and a pot of curds, to act like Krishna. However, many children simply refused to obey their parents. Nearly 400 children had registered for the competition. The competitions were held in four categories – below one year, one to two years, three to five years and six to 10 years. "Huli Vesha" dancers performed their highly energetic dance on almost all the main streets of the city.


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March 23rd, 2016
Purim is a reminder of the strength of the human spirit, and the will to survive in the face of persecution, as is told in the reading of the Megillah at the start of this holiday: the story of Queen Esther and her uncle Mordecai who saved the Jewish people of Ancient Persia.
As members of the Jewish community join with family and friends to share a meal, and celebrate the occasion with noisemakers, costumes and the generosity of giving, we affirm our commitment and our shared responsibility to building a world free of discrimination and hatred in all its forms.
On behalf of the Ontario NDP, wishing a happy Purim to everyone celebrating! Chag Purim Sameach!


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