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I have four years experience on the UCM Board and thus a unique opportunity to observe the staff, their effort and the results. UCM is a truly essential to the well being of over 6000 needy residents in this area of Fairfax County. Whether it's the family in need of food or shelter or freedom from domestic abuse UCM is the answer to the desperate. For the newly arrived in the US UCM provides language training , job training and placement to allow the individual to begin to contribute to their new homeland. UCM is deserving of support.
UCM is a great community resource for Northern Virginia. My wife and I have been involved with UCM in various capacities over the past decade and we remain as donors and occasional volunteers to support the dedicated staff.Myspecial interest has been in the food pantry, which provides basic nutrition for more than 12,000 persons each year (maybe more in the recent economic downturn). Most of the food pantry services support local families who have a wage-earner but not enough income to cover even their basic needs in this high cost of living area. But the food pantry also offers special help to shut in elderly persons and others with special needs.My wife has been especially involved with the Bryant Early Learning Center.She is a retired educator - teacher, principal and school system admionistrator - and she is enthusiastic about the child development services (not just day care) provided by Bryant. It truly gives children from lower income families a head start into the educational world.
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I became involved with UCM through my wife. She was a public school administrator and found that UCM's child development program enabled some 15 to 20 young low income women annually to complete their high school education while being confident that their infants and young children werepppcared for professionally and protectively. I subsequently became a volunteer in the food pantry which provides subsistence and nourishment to more than 10,000 persons every year. And from there I became a board member and officer. I have seen women who were victims of domestic violence remake their lives ( and their children's) through UCM's programs. I have seen parents leave in tearful gratitude because UCM provided the clothes and toys they needed ot give their children a good Christmas. And I have seen clients with poor working skills and little or no employment history gain basic skills through UCM's programs that enabled them to be employed and move towards self-sufficiency. UCM's contributions to the health and welfare of our neighbors and our community is beyond any valuing.
I admire UCM greatly for the services that it provides to so many and for the way it treats its clients with dignity. UCM is a lifesaver and life changer for so many people. I am proud to be associated with it and to tell its story.
I am so proud to be a part of the UCM Board. The more I understandt the role of this organization in the Route 1 Corridor, the more I realize what a different--and much less livable--community we would be without the safety net provided by UCM. Despite my ever-growing knowledge of UCM, I still do not understand how they do so much with so little. Truly, money donated to UCM goes directly to the purpose for which it is given. Mary E. Mehler
While my association with UCM goes back only 15 years, this fantastic charity has been helping families and children for over forty years! It is heartening to know that the children of unwed teenage mothers are getting a head start in our BEL (Bryant Early Learning) Center while their mothers gain life changing skills. And it is uplifting that we are able to distribute over a ton of food every day we are open to families along the Route One corridor. And it is fantastic to see individuals complete our training programs, allowing them to get meaningful employment to help ensure they are on the way to breaking the cycle of poverty that surrounded them. That is UCM as I know it!
I have been donating money and goods to UCM for years because of the work it does to help feed needy people and help them become self sufficient. This need increased greatly after 9/11 when many local, low-wages were laid off, but UCM stepped up to meet the need. I vowed I would become more active when I retired from government, and now I am on the board. As a board member I have come to appreciate UCM even more because of the wide range of programs it offers to people in crisis and need.
I have been aware of UCM services to less fortunate neighbors in the Route 1 Corridor of Fairfax County for many years. Several years ago I decided to become more involved as a volunteer and as a board member.
My wife and I have been involved with UCM for over fifteen years. She has been a volunteer helping clients with basic needs for all that time and was a board member in the late 1990s. I have helped with food and clothing drives for as many years and was honored to join the board this past year. This is a marvelous full service organization, helping with everything from basic needs to child care to training to get people back into the work force with meaningful jobs. But the task continues to grow, with one in five children now living in poverty. At a time when former donors are now clients, we need all the help we can to care for our fellow friends and neighbors.
I am recent addition to UCM's Board of Directors. But in my 25 years of development banking, rarely did I see an institution that is both so strategically focused on its mission of helping people in need, and so efficient and transaparent in delivering its services. Whatever you do for UCM, you know it will immediately translate into concrete assistance for a client family. Whether you volunteer in, donate to, or attend UCM's activities, your effort has a direct, positive impact on someone's life. Those unique institutional qualities are showing in the superb way UCM has reacted to the current economic down-turn. It is assisting a record number of clients—some 13,000 of them. Its emergency food, shelter and utility connection programs are operating at maximum capacity. Educational and self-help initiatives are fully, and sometimes over, subscribed. More than ever before, federal, state and county governments count on UCM's help to reach the most vulnerable. Its staff are generously giving up their personal time and its volunteer force is deployed in its entirety. While we are proud of UCM's many achievements in this special period, continue to learn from our experience, and constantly seek new opportunities to enhance our efficiency and effectiveness, we know that there are many families still hurting. Fairfax County reports that some two thousand people remain homeless in the area, forty percent of which are children. And the consensus forecast is for the economy's recovery to be slow, protracted and mostly jobless. In other words, for the poor, the next two to three years will not be much different from today. So, if you ever wanted to extend a hand to the hungry, the homeless and the hopeless among us, this is the time to do it. And UCM is a wonderful vehicle to channel your support.


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One Foot in Each World: Challenges and opportunities for children and young people in the middle years
This report is based on a review of recent literature and policy relating to the middle years cohort (which, in this report, is defined as spanning a period from eight to 12 years of age). Based on this evidence, the report has developed a set of key findings about the middle years.
Some of the findings are that children and young people in their middle years can face various social, behavioural and developmental challenges, including the early onset of puberty and disengagement from school. The middle years are a period in which mental health issues can first start to manifest. There is evidence that girls and young women in their middle years are now experiencing poorer mental health than their male counterparts. Gender has a significant impact on the challenges and needs experienced by children and young people in their middle years. In particular, girls and young women can face distinct issues that stem from gender inequality and stereotypes, including issues relating to poor body image, mental health problems, poor wellbeing, low self-esteem, educational disengagement, early sexualisation and experiences of violence.
One Foot in Each World: Challenges and Opportunities for Children and Young People in the Middle Years

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Eating My Way Through Italy -- With Braces
I entered the years-long journey into adult braces in 2011. Amongst the list of banned foods were: hard fruits and vegetables, pizza, crusty bread... Pizza?! I was going to Italy in two weeks. Once there, I longed to bite into the plump and crispy cornetti pastry. I switched to a late morning glass of wine.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Having as main character to Paul S. Tracey, this film directed by Michael Okum was premiered in theaters in 2014. The film "Expressway to Your Skull" had an original production of USA. You can watch Expressway to Your Skull online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 84 minutes
Paul S. Tracey, Lindsay Atwood, Mark Aaron, Clint Riffo, Katie Royer, Karen Teliha and Don Yanan.
Terror, Thriller.
84-minute film (full movie) directed by Michael Okum.
The original audio of Expressway to Your Skull has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Michael Okum.
Greg LeFevre.
Michael Okum, Clint Riffo, Alexander Atkins and Julian Daly.
This film was produced and / or financed by Mad Wolf Productions and Daly Film Productions.
Composed by Tadahisa Yoshida.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Expressway to Your Skull has a duration of 84 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Expressway to Your Skull in FULLTV Movies.


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Sunday, November 30, 2008
[Daring Bakers] Caramel cupcakes
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It's time to reveal November Daring Bakers challenge. This month challenge was: caramel cake, that became cupcakes with me :-)
This month was hosted by: Shuna Fish Lydon of Eggbeater (http://eggbeater.typepad.com/).
It was the first time I made cupcakes, and not the first time I indulged them of course.
The only variation added to DB challenge: physalis fruit on top.
The recipe is well explain and really easy.
10 Tablespoons unsalted butter at room temperature
1 1/4 Cups granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/3 Cup Caramel Syrup (see recipe below)
2 each eggs, at room temperature
splash vanilla extract
2 Cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1 cup milk, at room temperature
Notes from Natalie for those of you baking gluten-free:
So the GF changes to the cake would be:
2 cups of gluten free flour blend (w/xanthan gum) or 2 cups of gf flour blend + 1 1/2 tsp xanthan or guar gum
1/2 - 1 tsp baking powder (this would be the recipe amount to the amount it might need to be raised to & I'm going to check)
I'll let you when I get the cake finished, how it turns out and if the baking powder amount needs to be raised.
Preheat oven to 350F
Butter one tall (2 – 2.5 inch deep) 9-inch cake pan.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream butter until smooth. Add sugar and salt & cream until light and fluffy.
Slowly pour room temperature caramel syrup into bowl. Scrape down bowl and increase speed. Add eggs/vanilla extract a little at a time, mixing well after each addition. Scrape down bowl again, beat mixture until light and uniform.
Sift flour and baking powder.
Turn mixer to lowest speed, and add one third of the dry ingredients. When incorporated, add half of the milk, a little at a time. Add another third of the dry ingredients, then the other half of the milk and finish with the dry ingredients. {This is called the dry, wet, dry, wet, dry method in cake making. It is often employed when there is a high proportion of liquid in the batter.}
Take off mixer and by hand, use a spatula to do a few last folds, making sure batter is uniform. Turn batter into prepared cake pan.
Place cake pan on cookie sheet or 1/2 sheet pan. Set first timer for 30 minutes, rotate pan and set timer for another 15-20 minutes. Your own oven will set the pace. Bake until sides pull away from the pan and skewer inserted in middle comes out clean. Cool cake completely before icing it.
Cake will keep for three days outside of the refrigerator.
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup water
1 cup water (for "stopping" the caramelization process)
In a small stainless steel saucepan, with tall sides, mix water and sugar until mixture feels like wet sand. Brush down any stray sugar crystals with wet pastry brush. Turn on heat to highest flame. Cook until smoking slightly: dark amber.
When color is achieved, very carefully pour in one cup of water. Caramel will jump and sputter about! It is very dangerous, so have long sleeves on and be prepared to step back.
Whisk over medium heat until it has reduced slightly and feels sticky between two fingers. {Obviously wait for it to cool on a spoon before touching it.}
Note: For safety reasons, have ready a bowl of ice water to plunge your hands into if any caramel should land on your skin.
12 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 pound confectioner's sugar, sifted
4-6 tablespoons heavy cream
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2-4 tablespoons caramel syrup
Kosher or sea salt to taste
Cook butter until brown. Pour through a fine meshed sieve into a heatproof bowl, set aside to cool.
Pour cooled brown butter into mixer bowl.
In a stand mixer fitted with a paddle or whisk attachment, add confectioner's sugar a little at a time. When mixture looks too chunky to take any more, add a bit of cream and or caramel syrup. Repeat until mixture looks smooth and all confectioner's sugar has been incorporated. Add salt to taste.
Note: Caramelized butter frosting will keep in fridge for up to a month.
To smooth out from cold, microwave a bit, then mix with paddle attachment until smooth and light
12 comments:
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Very pretty! I love the decoration... Great job!
- November 30, 2008 at 7:03 AM
- Dana said...
nice- love the gooseberry!
- November 30, 2008 at 7:10 AM
- Nawal said...
Miam Miam !
Vraiment très mimi tes Cupcakes :-)
- November 30, 2008 at 7:25 AM
- Elra said...
Beautifully done, Babeth!
What type of fruit is that on top of the cupcakes?
- November 30, 2008 at 7:46 AM
- Susan/Wild Yeast said...
I am not familiar with physalis and I though it was a little tomato on there. (Bu then Wikipedia explained all.) Lovely cupcakes!
- November 30, 2008 at 9:57 AM
- Jen said...
Great photo-- I have never heard of that fruit before but it looks so pretty.
- November 30, 2008 at 1:20 PM
- Susan said...
Looks almost too pretty to eat!
- November 30, 2008 at 4:15 PM
- Gretchen Noelle said...
Great looking cupcake! We have those fruits in abundance here in Peru, what fun to see on top of your cupcake!!
- December 1, 2008 at 7:53 PM
- Dolores said...
Your cupcakes look great. Thanks for baking with us!
- December 7, 2008 at 9:00 PM
- Celeste said...
Babeth, your cupcakes look adorable!!! Great job!
- December 9, 2008 at 8:39 PM
- Moni said...
Per favore ,metti sul tuo blog anche il Traduttore Google , per chi non parla l'inglese.
I love your blog...but I don't speak english very good.
- December 9, 2008 at 11:49 PM
- Babeth said...
Thanks a lot everybody!
@Moni: I will translate the recipe in French this week on http://lacuisinedebabeth.blogspot.com
Stay tune :-)
- December 15, 2008 at 2:18 AM


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I wonder if you saw the recent-ish post on the Adrian Flux car magazine blog, Influx, about the amazing Ferrari 250 GTO built in Lego by Ming Thien?
Well it was only a matter of time before someone upped the ante, and what could possibly be more desirable than one of the greatest ever Ferraris? Why the world's most expensive production car, of course, so step forward the Lego Veyron.
And, as reported on Gizmodo, the car goes beyond making a good fist of capturing the lines of the legendary hypercar. In fact, the Lego engineering recreates many of the trademark features of the Veyron, including the retractable spoiler and air-brake and working, fully independent suspension. The whole car is radio controlled, and it features a working 7-speed sequential gearbox. No wait, that's 7 plus reverse. Here, see for yourself:
There's no word as yet as to whether genius creator Sheepo HL, has a girlfriend, or indeed any kind of social life, and we can only guess how long it takes to build these kind of mental Lego Technic skills. You can check out more of the car's features here and see how Sheepo managed to include a feature that even the real Veyron couldn't manage.


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We are very excited to announce our return to Moe's Alley and our first show with the Oakland-based T Sisters on Friday, September 25. These gals are not to be missed! It should be a rockin' show, get your tickets in advance by clicking here.
Sept. 25 — Moe's Alley with the T Sisters!
Dog Days
Here's a clip from a request of "Somebody Touched Me" at Amnesia on August 17. We had our dear friend Jon McNeill sit in for the second set. Be sure to come out every third Monday in San Francisco, it's a blast every time!
Monday, Aug. 17: Amnesia!
Love is in the air! We've been having a great time playing several weddings and other private events this summer. If you're interested in hiring us for yours, head over to our Contact page and shoot us an email. Or feel free to drop us a line to say hello!
On Monday, August 17, we're back for our regular show at Amnesia in San Francisco. Amnesia is on 19th and Valencia in San Francisco's Mission district and is one of our favorite bars in the city. There's always a fun crowd, and we usually play from 9 'til midnight. And it's free! Bring a friend or ask that cute guy/girl out for a fun Monday. Come with a request too!
Tues, Aug. 11: Bergamot Alley, Healdsburg, CA
Hi friends,
We're excited to play Tuesday night, August 11, from 8:30-11:00 pm at Bergamot Alley in Healdsburg. Bergamot Alley is right off the main town plaza where there is summer music every Tuesday night until 8, so get there early and come on over to the Alley afterwards. Click here for more info on the Music in the Park.
Also, don't forget that you can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Sunday, Aug. 2: Mission Rock by Giants Stadium
We're thrilled to be playing this Sunday, August 2 at The Yard at Mission Rock for the San Francisco Junior Giants. We will be playing from 12-4 p.m. as part of the Stone Fruit and Herb Celebration. The Yard at Mission Rock is right by the ballpark and is sponsored by the CUESA Farmers Market and the Junior Giants Festival.
As you probably know, we're big Giants fans… This should be a lot of fun!
3 Public shows: July 17, 19, 20!
Realizing that we have been playing a million private parties, we thought we ought not neglect the public. Friday Night July 17, at the Plough and Stars in San Francisco, Sunday Afternoon July 19, at Berryessa Brewery in Winters, and then the usual Amnesia show Monday July 20th. Come on out!
June 6: Mountain View, The Village at San Antonio Center
Hey there! Our next live show will be as part of the free Village at San Antonio Shopping Center Summer Concert Series from Noon to 2 pm, Saturday June 6. This is a good opportunity to bring some kids to the show and do a little shopping, ice-cream eating, and bluegrassing. We will be in high spirits! Come hear some of the new material we have been working on!
Amnesia Monday
This Monday at our regular free show at Amnesia, we will be joined by national fiddle champion Aarun Carter and Jonathan Trawick.
Live Radio Recording: West Coast Live, April 4
We had a great time on West Coast Live radio on Saturday, April 4, broadcasted live from the Ferry Building in San Francisco. It was a bright morning in the city and we had a few pots of coffee before the show. Thanks to Case Conover and everyone at WCL. Check them out here.
Thanks to our fiddler Alex Sharps' dad Michael, you can listen to our portion of the show by clicking the video below. We hope you enjoy it! Here are the songs:
1. Hummingbird, a song from Johnnie & Jack
2. It's Only Right That I Should Pay, from Don Reno
3. Dusty Miller, written by Bill Monroe
4. My Golden Haired Darlin', one of the first songs Ryan wrote
5. Kentucky Crawdad, a tune Ryan wrote that is on our Lonesome Garbage Man album
April 4: West Coast Live Radio
We're looking forward to joining West Coast Live's radio program on April 4 at the San Francisco Ferry Building. WCL is a National radio variety show broadcasted Saturday mornings from 10 a.m. 'til noon. And the coolest part is that you can be there!
This is a really fun opportunity to watch a live radio program unfold. We'll be joining a great cast of artists and musicians that should make for great Saturday morning entertainment. Come early and grab a coffee with us! Or a caramel frappuccino if that's more your style.
You can get tickets in advance here or you can buy them at the event. For more details, check West Coast Live's website. For a list of the radio stations that broadcast the show, click here.


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Cloud technology has become a significant asset for many data centres as the expectations for computing space continue to rise. Many businesses place their focus on optimal server functionality, requiring data centres to be on the top of their game with the best cloud solutions to handle the necessary workload. With the numerous environments that organisations have to choose from, it's integral to find the one that fits user needs. The operators should also ensure that there is no lock-in associated with their system in order to adequately provision the facility with an effective solution.
As technology continues to advance, it's important for organisations to guarantee they can change their services in order to meet developing demands. InformationWeek editor Wyatt Kash noted that for some adopters without an exit plan, it can become cheaper to move into a cloud provider than it is to move out, which can cause lock-in and reduce the chances of adequately scaling the offering to evolving business needs. By developing a detailed plan, businesses can reduce vendor commitments and more easily move between providers. For vendors, this could mean more negotiable pricing, which is one of the primary advantages of the cloud. The vendor contract should also outline the specifics of how long the vendor is responsible for moving the customer's data as well as payment for the migration itself.
"With a cloud service, you can become more efficient, reduce costs and improve your member experience," Emily Maxie wrote for the Credit Union Times. "But once it's time to renew your contract, the vendor in question might have raised their prices or changed their policies. If that happens, you need to make sure you can make a change without affecting your data or your member relationships."
Data centres have increasingly invested in cloud hosting services to give their businesses an advantage and improve the quality of their options. Data Center Knowledge contributor Bill Kleyman defined the differences between as-a-service models that have become more prominent as organisations adopt cloud solutions. Network-as-a-Service, for example, has become a popular option for many data centres as it provides low latency, high quality deployments with dynamic bandwidth adaptation. This will allow users to more easily connect to the data centres for data sharing and streaming.
"The types of services that the modern data center is delivering have evolved drastically over the past few years," Kleyman wrote. "Driven by the consumer and the end-user, new technologies are paving the way with how we actively consume information and incorporate data into our daily lives. The average user is already utilising two or more devices to connect to their workloads."
Operators must consider the viability of cloud technology in the data centres and choose the right solution to fit emerging computing needs. By picking a service deployment, the business can better suit demands while fostering a long-term strategy for success.
Operators must consider the viability of cloud technology in the data centres and choose the right solution to fit emerging computing needs. By picking a service deployment, the business can better suit demands while fostering a long-term strategy for success.


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The baga beach is just stones throw away from this resort. It is a small resort and the rooms are average. The price is mostly for the location. During our stay the service and breakfast was good. The location is in the lane of Baga...More
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The foreign investors who are interested in doing business in Spain may choose to open a branch or a subsidiary of their company in this country. There is a main difference between the two entities – the branch has no legal personality and it is dependent on the parent company, while the subsidiary is a legal entity and it has the right to manage its activity on its own.
In order to establish a branch in Spain, the entrepreneur needs to register a public deed with the local Trade Register. The branch needs a legal representative who is entitled to negotiate on behalf of the entity with other business partners. The costs and formalities for establishing a branch are nearly similar to those for opening a subsidiary.
The owners of both the branch and the subsidiary must pay the corporate income tax which rate has decreased from 30% in 2014 to 28% in 2015 and it will go down until 25% starting 2016. This tax is calculated on the net income of the branch or the subsidiary and the profits and dividends are tax exempt if they are sent to a foreign company that is an EU resident. In case of a non-EU company, the profits/ dividends will be taxed at 21%.
If there is a double tax treaty signed between Spain and the non-EU country where the company that receives the dividends/profits has its residence, then the dividends will be taxed at a reduced rate and the profits that will be sent to the parent company will not be taxed in Spain.
For opening a branch in Spain, there is no need for a share capital for the incorporation. The subsidiary is a legal entity, while the branch is not and it is subordinated to the parent company. The subsidiary can be registered as a limited liability company or a joint stock company and the liability of the shareholders is limited to their contributions to the capital. The liability, in case of a branch, belongs to the parent company.
If you need more details about establishing a branch or a subsidiary, you may contact our lawyers in Spain. Our local law firm will help you register a company even if you are abroad and you don't want to come to Spain.
We invite you to watch a video about the differencies and similarities between a branch and a subsidiary in Spain:
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reduction in major UK accidents in 2006 plus a 21% reduction in all UK accidents
We take the health and safety of our employees and sub-contractors extremely seriously and have extensive procedures in place to minimise the risk to those working on or visiting our sites.
Our performance is audited by external consultants RG Wilbrey and C-MIST in the UK and PROSAFE in the US. Senior personnel also visit and monitor all sites regularly. We have comprehensive accident reporting systems, conduct in-depth training programmes and run regular safety campaigns to address key issues. We continually review performance and test and introduce new approaches.
In December 2005, we asked the Managing Directors of each of our UK regional companies to engage in a Process for Review. We asked them to highlight health and safety issues or procedures that were causing their employees or contractors concern for any reason. We examined the issues raised and ranked concerns as priority areas to be addressed in January 2006 and non priority issues to be addressed thereafter. We then provided our regional companies with a detailed report on the changes that were necessary. Our Health, Safety and Environment manual and training programmes were updated to reflect the review conclusions and we will continue the Process for Review on an ongoing basis.
This process has improved safety whilst also providing financial and efficiency benefits. During the consultation it became apparent that a particular type of party wall scaffold was important for safety however it was proving to be time consuming and expensive to erect. We therefore changed the build process introducing new scaffolding. This has maintained high safety levels while making construction simpler for our sub-contractors and more cost effective for our company.
In 2005, we introduced an improved health and safety audit system for all UK companies. During 2006, we invited the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to undertake an in-depth audit of one of our regional companies and will report further on this initiative in 2007.
We continue to work with the UK's Home Builders Federation (HBF) on a common system for benchmarking notifiable accidents. George Wimpey UK is committed to an annual 10% reduction of accidents in line with HBF Action Plan targets.
In 2005, Morrison Homes introduced a new National Safety Culture Award to promote best health and safety practice. In 2006, our Sacramento Division became the first winners of this award.
George Wimpey UK aims to reduce all notifiable accidents by 10% in 2007 in line with HBF Action Plan targets. We will also focus on further developing our UK health and safety training for international workers.
Since 2004, the Tampa Division of Morrison Homes has led a coalition of housebuilders working together on improving trade partners' health and safety performance. By the end of 2006 the Tampa Bay Safety Alliance had nearly 30 members - including seven of the ten largest housebuilders in the area - and had become an official committee in the Tampa branch of America's National Association of Home Builders. Each month, members meet trade partners to address safety concerns and discuss best practice. The meetings are facilitated by Dana Pasquis, Morrison Homes' Safety Director in Tampa. In addition, a training institute of the University of South Florida hosts a monthly two hour training session on key safety subjects. Most importantly, housebuilders are raising health and safety standards by working with each other to encourage and enforce better practice among trade partners.
'In comparison to other residential builders, Morrison Homes stands out as a leader in construction safety in the US homebuilding industry.'
Mike McCarroll, President and CEO, PROSAFE Solutions Inc
Details of our health and safety policies as well as UK and US verification statements from our consultants R G Wilbrey, C-MIST and PROSAFE are available in the Download Centre.
During 2006, we examined risks to our employees and visitors in our sales centres and show areas. Before sales centres can become functional, all UK sites must complete a sales centre safety appraisal exercise involving relevant employees. The appraisal covers a wide range of issues from the stability of design areas that are within a child's reach to personal alarms for employees.
According to the HSE, falls from height remain the most significant cause of workplace injuries and fatalities in the construction industry. In 2004-5, 28% of all construction accidents involved falls from height. During 2002, we identified that this was one of the areas of greatest risk to our workers. We developed an extensive action plan to tackle this and other key issues. Our ongoing safety training and procedures in this area have resulted in year on year reductions in falls from height, which only represented 3% of our UK incidents in 2006.
'George Wimpey adopts a very proactive and pragmatic approach to the changing nature of the housebuilding industry and assisted by my company achieves an enviable standard of health and safety.'
Peter M Wilbrey, Managing Director, RG Wilbrey Ltd
The UK housebuilding industry continues to face severe skills shortages and international workers provide a high quality and much needed workforce. We are committed to ensuring that language does not become a barrier to safety. In 2006, we introduced a series of pictorial guides to cover basic safety procedures and have site induction presentations on our intranet in 14 different languages. We will continue to improve the effectiveness of our health and safety training for international workers in 2007 and intend to develop a pictorial guide to best practice.


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Discussion in 'Ballroom Dance' started by latingal, Apr 7, 2009.
I have some shoes and a couple costumes & practice wear to donate. please PM me
The new E-mail for the SJSU Ballroom Spartans (Now just called SJSU Dancesport Team) is email@example.com
Please Update. Also, we are still taking donations of any sort and can have paperwork filed to get a Tax ID for the items.
Thank you? What idea are we talking about again?
Just want to give big thanks to Miss Silly and Katarzyna for the generous donations to the SJSU Dancesport team! If you filled out the tax form provided and sent them with the donations then we will get those processed ASAP. Thank you again!
The University of Arkansas (Fayetteville) Ballroom Club is in need of, well, everything -- but practice-wear and shoes the most, especially men's.
Its probably easiest to send things through me as (co-)faculty advisor for the team, so please PM me re: shipping address or for any related questions... and thanks in advance for whatever help anyone can provide!
I have some ladies shoes (well used) and possibly some other items to donate. If there are any clubs able to accept donations over the summer, please send me a PM. Thanks.
These items have been claimed, thanks for the interest.
I still have a few cassette tapes from Dance Vision is anyone is interested. Shipping and handling paid for.
This thread hasn't been updated in a while, but I am on the current board of the University of Pennsylvania ballroom team and wanted to reach out to the community to see if anyone has any items they are willing to donate. We would sincerely appreciate any shoes, costumes, or practice clothing. Please PM or contact us at askplbd [at] gmail [dot] com. Thank you!
Hello, I have several ladies shoes sizes 7/7.5 UK (9/9.5 US) to donate, and practice dress for a tall girl. Some shoes are only worn to 1/2 competitions. Are any collegiate teams currently accepting donations? I would prefer New York/Connecticut are due to shipment costs.
Hi Lorelei! I wanted to check in with you to see if your shoes and practice dress are still available? I just started dancing with the MIT team, and we are in serious dearth of costumes and practice wear for tall girls. I'm sure we could also use some shoes too; we always have newcomers, and I know a girl in particular who could use those shoes now. Please let me know, thanks!!!
I have a few smooth and rhythm/latin costumes that I could donate - but they are not brand-name. Two have Korean stones on them. Would these be useful?
College teams appreciate just about anything!
Ok! I'll read through the thread about how to donate and where to.
Yes! Things with stones (any stones) would be awesome. It's not uncommon for collegiate dancers to have off brand dresses, with or without sparkles. And with the change in rules allowing for stones, we have people that would enjoy sparkle but have no sparkle to hand down to members, just some of our older sparkle free costumes.
I have several practice dresses, skirts and tops in great condition that I'm looking to donate- please send me a PM if you need this stuff- it will take me a couple of weeks to get organized, but I'm willing to pay shipping costs too
For those looking to donate, please see the first post in this thread... it has a consolidated listing of all the programs and their relevant contact info!
* Shameless plug: please PM me if you're interested in donating to the University of Arkansas Ballroom Team (I'm their Co-advisor)!
Hi! I am a current member of Dancing With Wolves- the Ballroom Team at NC State, and I'd like to ask to update our contact information. Please email ballroomdance-club @ ncsu . edu (no spaces) or PM me with any donations you would like to make. Thank you!
This is great for all the dancers out there that needed
I've got a pair of Aida latin sandals, Karinas, size 22, that look good enough to compete in, but the interior sole shows they've been danced in. Heel height is 2 1/2. Hate to pitch them, esp. since the satin on the heel cup is spotless (I wear protectors to avoid "the burn") so... let me know if you're interested enough to pay shipping, and they're yours.
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Parents play a large role in monitoring the condition of their children. They are consistently observing and playing an active part in their children's hospital care. They are able to notice things that health providers might not see. Having different personnel and systems make the efforts to provide the best care to the children complicated. Medical errors unnoticed can lead to preventable adverse side effects. Parents can be a vital resource in identifying errors that can be prevented in the future.
In 2013, a study was conducted to evaluate parent reports of safety incidents their children experienced. These reports that met stated definitions were labeled medical errors or potential adverse events. Parents of randomly selected inpatient children were given surveys to report any safety incidents throughout their stay at the hospital. Reviewers would categorize the safety incidents as either harmful or non-harmful. Finally, they reviewed clinical/demographic data and analyzed medical records obtained from the hospital.
The results showed 37 safety concerns had been reported from 34 of the 383 parents surveyed. 62% of the safety incidents were found to be physician review medical errors. 43% of the medical errors reported by parents did not show up on the medical record review. 30.4% of the medical errors were defined as harmful. They also found that the length of stay was correlated with parental reporting a medical error. This makes sense because the risk increases with greater exposure.
One of the issues that was brought up in this study was excluding non-English speaking families. They should be included in further studies and I think their input will be valuable in further identifying medical errors and potential adverse events. Researchers can utilize language interpreters to translate their surveys to the families.
Khan A, Furtak SL, Melvin P, et al. Parent-Reported Errors and Adverse Events in Hospitalized Children. JAMA Pediatr. doi:10.1001/jamapediatrics.2015.4608 (published 29 February 2016).


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How to Download DB2 FixPacks via FTP
Just a simple post here, but you used to be able to fairly easily find the link for FTPing Fix Packs. Since I work from home, downloading and then uploading code is rather slow. If I can manage to go directly to the target server, I can save literally hours.
With the introduction of "Fix Central", DB2 Fix Packs are no longer stored in the standard locations on ftp.software.ibm.com. So you now must first use your laptop/desktop/some computer with a browser to get a temporary FTP location, and then use wherever you want to FTP to (which can be a Linux/AIX server) to access that temporary location. Details on how to do this are here:


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regarded and expertly designed C++ library projects in the
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The following instructions explain how to install Docbook XML, Docbook XSL and Doxygen in a Mac OS X system, how to configure Boost.Build v2 to recognize them and how to build and install Quickbook. They were taken from a 10.4 (Tiger) machine so it is likely that they also apply to future versions; they may not work with older ones, though.
The text below assumes you want to install all the necessary utilities in
a system-wide location, allowing any user in the machine to have access to
them. Therefore, all files will be put in the
hierarchy. If you do not want this, you can choose any other prefix such
for a single-user installation.
Mac OS X comes with
and all related libraries preinstalled, so you do not need to take any extra
steps to set them up. It is probable that future versions will include them
too, but these instructions may not apply to older versions.
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/usr/local/share/xsl/docbook, thus effectively removing the
version number from the directory name (for simplicity).
file, which should live in your home directory (
You must already have it somewhere or otherwise you could not be building
Boost (i.e. missing tools configuration).
using xsltproc ; using boostbook : "/usr/local/share/xsl/docbook" : "/usr/local/share/xml/docbook/4.2" ;
The above steps are enough to get a functional BoostBook setup. Quickbook will be automatically built when needed. If you want to avoid these rebuilds and install a system-wide Quickbook instead:
binary (located under the
BOOST_ROOT/bin.v2 hierarchy)
to a safe place. Following our previous example, you can install it into:
using quickbook : "/usr/local/bin/quickbook" ; ;
Additionally, if you need to build documentation that uses Doxygen, you will need to install it too:
file) for Mac OS X.
Applications folder to install it.
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In Love With Star Trek - My Full Reaction to J.J. Abrams' Presentation!
by Alex Billington
November 20, 2008
Live long and prosper. Those few words, unlike the lack of "Bond, James Bond" in Quantum of Solace, are uttered by Leonard Nimoy himself in J.J. Abrams' Star Trek. Their inclusion is only one of so many elements that keeps this newest Star Trek true to its roots. Yesterday I was lucky enough to attend Paramount's final Star Trek special presentation in Los Angeles. Abrams himself was on hand to introduce 20 minutes of footage, comprised within 4 scenes, to a large audience of fans and filmmakers alike on the Paramount lot. By this point, everyone knows exactly what was shown (you can find good write-ups online), so I'm not going to provide an additional breakdown. Instead, I thought I'd look at some of the reasons why I think Star Trek looks absolutely amazing and why Abrams was the right guy to reboot this franchise.
Before I begin, let me just say that the footage was outstanding. It felt like they took everything that's great about the Star Trek universe and re-imagined into one of the most epic and exciting reboots I've seen in a long time. To give everyone an idea of how important this presentation was, directly in front of me sat Zachary Quinto (who plays Spock), John Cho (who plays Sulu), and Bruce Greenwood (who plays Captain Pike), while directly behind me sat Kevin Feige, Marvel's president of production. It was an exciting presentation that I couldn't wait to see and didn't want to end. Abrams introduced the 4 scenes and from there we were quickly pulled into his vision of Star Trek and damn was it unbelievably incredible.
J.J. Abrams has become an increasing controversial choice for director since the trailer hit. However, I have complete faith in him, even though he isn't the biggest Trekkie (or Trekker) out there. He explained that he grew up a bigger fan of series like Planet of the Apes and The Twilight Zone than Star Trek. At first he wasn't initially that interested in directing this, but it was the great script (written by Transformers writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman) that sold him. What little glimpse we got of the full film did have some great writing. Or at least made me realize this wasn't just a glossy throwaway summer movie - it had a lot of substance and a lot of extensive and exhilarating storytelling. When Abrams took over, he wanted it to be epic but intimate and encompass "everything", from romance to adventure and so much more.
After seeing this footage, I was finally able to interpret what the plot is actually about. As we all know, it's essentially about how all of the entire USS Enterprise crew get to their current positions, with a focus on Captain James T. Kirk. However, it's also about the maiden voyage of the Enterprise as well. By the time it leaves (on an emergency mission to assist with a lightning storm at planet Vulcan) with Captain Pike at the helm, every crew member that eventually comes to run the ship is on it, in various ways. One comical scene shows us how Kirk gets his friend Bones McCoy (played by Karl Urban) to inject him with a virus, making him sick and allowing him to get on board via a technicality since he is in his care. It may be a little off-putting at first, but that kind of quirky comedy is what makes the Star Trek universe so fun.
From there the ship gets to Vulcan only to realize that the lightning storm was a trap set by a mysterious Romulan ship. Through various extreme circumstances, we get to see Bones become the head medical officer, Uhura become the head communications officer, and Spock eventually be given command of the ship before Kirk challenges him for it (in a scene we didn't get to see). For a mild fan of Star Trek, it was very exciting to see all this happening, all set amidst an emergency mission that the Enterprise was sent out on. How's that for intensity? And if you think that plot is intense, just wait until you see some of the "extreme" scenes, like the free fall from space that Kirk and Sulu do to get down to Vulcan.
What I really loved about Abrams' casting choices are that the biggest actors are in the smaller roles. For example, Karl Urban and Eric Bana seem to be the biggest names, and both do have big roles, but Abrams' choices for Kirk, Spock, and even Chekov, are all lesser-known actors but some of the best in the whole movie. For example, Anton Yelchin, who plays the Russian engineer Chekov, has a thick accent that I was shocked to hear in one of the scenes. But by the end of it, I was more than impressed. This kid could really pull it off and I was amazed that it didn't sound tacky or cheesy, it felt like it fit but also had that quirky nature to it, just like the original show. I don't think I even need to begin talking about Chris Pine or Zachary Quinto - because they had the biggest shoes to fill and pulled it off without question.
My favorite scene (seen below), and the one that really convinced me that Abrams was the right guy, was the last one we were shown. Everyone got a glimpse of it in the trailer: it involves the giant beam of energy that is being shot from space down onto the planet. Without giving away too much, that beam is a drill that is extending down from the Romulan ship. Captain Pike sends Kirk and Sulu down to the planet to the edge of the drilling platform to blow it up and disrupt the beam. Pike heads out in a transporter and the two of them (along with a "red shirt") dive out of it in futuristic suits and free fall all the way down to the planet. Eventually they encounter some Romulans on the platform and must fight to live, but the effects, the beautiful futuristic look, the action, the intensity - all of it was all utterly unbelievable.
Or at least unbelievable in a sense that someone was actually making this all real. I've been a big fan of Abrams ever since Mission: Impossible III. I think the reason why I loved that movie so much was that he took a great script and turned it into something as thrilling and exciting as the first movie. The action scenes in M:I:III were a huge step up from anything in the series previously. Abrams put that same level of energy in Star Trek and took its action up a notch, too - this ain't you dad's Trek anymore. It's not just that the last scene where they free fall looked completely and utterly real, but the intensity, the way it was shot, and everything about it was something that I felt like only Abrams could genuinely pull off.
Other journalist out there might try to dissuade you about Abrams' vision of this franchise and claim that he's taking something classic and turning it a pile of glossy Hollywood crap, but I couldn't disagree more. What Abrams is doing is taking a franchise that has progressively lost its magic over the years and is pumping it full of modern-day energy and excitement - which is exactly what it needs. It's not only fun, but it's intense, it looks great, and it's a true Star Trek film at its core with massive space battles and epic fight scenes. If you're curious to delve into more details from the Star Trek presentation, our good friend Peter at SlashFilm has a great write-up on the footage, too. And now that I've seen nearly 20 minutes from both movies, I'll make a confession - I'm more excited for Star Trek than I am Watchmen.
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text: I bought (and rec'd on Monday) the Seidio super-honking-big extended battery. All day yesterday and today (until I could get home and swap it out), I was getting false indications of low battery that would get "fixed" upon reboot, yet 2-3 hours later it would again indicate that it's low. Here's a thread on it in the regular Droid forum: http://androidforums.com/motorola-d...accurately-read-long-life-seidio-battery.html I'm holding out very faint hope that a ROM junkie might now of a work around. I'm currently intending on putting a rooted 2.1 on my phone, but I'll gladly deviate to something else if it'll fix this problem.


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|Reviews for Blindsided
| fallenangelsofolympus chapter 1 . 6/14/2016
Can you continue this? Like, bring them all in to meet Dinah? Because this was perfect!
| Kurna chapter 1 . 5/11/2013
Nice story. I don't really know the stories, but still found it interesting.
| WildGypsyWoman12 chapter 1 . 9/4/2012
This was cute. Loved how you brought all of the other protege's in.
| framework4 chapter 1 . 8/18/2012
| Web Slinger Spidey chapter 1 . 12/22/2011
I can dig it
| BubblesThePowerPunk chapter 1 . 11/17/2011
So amazing :) Please write one where she meets the whole family. Oh and I totally agree with you about the show they mention the robins in like one episode but none of them ever show up. I mean it upset me so so so so so so much that we never got one of them ever but i guess that is what FanFiction is for.
| Soului chapter 1 . 11/9/2011
Actually, it's funny. I just finished thinking, man, I wish that they expanded more on the ties between Birds of Prey and the rest of the Batman universe in the actual show. I log on to fanfiction and lo and behold, I find this.
Thank you for this, I enjoyed it very much. Any chance of a sequel? Maybe post-show when there's a situation where Helena needs to call in the calvary? I would love to see Reeese's reactions to the Batclan, given how he reacted to finding out about Huntress.
| sunnydayz56 chapter 1 . 10/7/2011
She must meet the rest of the family!


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Butter one side of bread slices. Sprinkle lightly with nutmeg. Cut into quarters. Arrange in 1-quart buttered casserole that fits loosely in a 6-quart Presto® pressure cooker. Beat eggs, egg yolk, sugar, and vanilla. Slowly add milk to egg mixture. Pour over bread. Cover casserole securely with aluminum foil. Place cooking rack or steamer basket and 4 cups water in 6-quart pressure cooker. Place casserole on rack or in basket. Close cover securely. Do not place pressure regulator on vent pipe. Heat until steam flows gently through vent pipe. COOK 5 MINUTES. Place pressure regulator on vent pipe. COOK 10 MINUTES, at 15 pounds pressure. Cool cooker at once. Serve warm, or at room temperature with Raspberry Sauce or Chocolate Sauce.
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Todd Bersnoozi wrote:Strangelove wrote:"Phaneuf not untouchable".... GET IT??
Phaneuf is not untouchable. For sure, I agree with ya. No one is. If the Great One can be traded, anyone can be had for the right price.
Todd Bersnoozi wrote:I'm going to try to be a gentleman and avoid personally attacking u, so we can hopefully put this to an end.
Cogliano 4 yr extension. $2.7, $2.9, $3.1 and $3.3.
Cogliano, on pace for his best season in the NHL, will only receive a slight raise from the $2.67 million he's making this season.
Cogliano has proven to be a reliable bottom-six forward in his seven NHL seasons, to which he has never missed a game, with a streak of 501 consecutive games played.
Strangelove wrote:The Leaf fans who like his new contract are of the koolaid-drinking variety.
Todd, why do YOU slurp down Leaf koolaid and refuse to even take a sniff of Canuck koolaid?
What's your game man.
Todd Bersnoozi wrote:Is Phaneuf overated? Yeah, probably, but he's still a hell of a player who brings a lot to the table. He's a lot like Jovo, ppl used to say Jovo had million dollar talent, but a 2 cent brain. In Phaneuf's case, he has $50 million talent and a 2 cent brain. He may not be the smartest player and he will make his share of mistakes, but he's the type of player the Nucks desperately need.
Strangelove wrote:(don't worry Todd, there is no blacklist).
Todd Bersnoozi wrote:It was widely speculated that Phaneuf would of got $8M+ in the open market
Todd Bersnoozi wrote:Sure, he's probably overpaid a bit, but by $1M or so isn't too bad.
Is Phaneuf overated? Yeah, probably
He's a lot like Jovo
Todd Bersnoozi Sat Jan 04, 2014 8:04 pm wrote:
Sure, I like to see the Laffs do well.
Todd Bersnoozi Fri Jan 03, 2014 2:21 am wrote:
For what it's worth, I do like the Laffs.
I'm not saying the Leafs are a Cup contender, but they're going to make some noise in the next few years. They're a darkhorse team, mark my words.
Topper wrote:Strangelove wrote:(don't worry Todd, there is no blacklist).
Todd Bersnoozi wrote:I'm quite enjoying the 24/7 HBO series leading up to the Wings/Leafs Winter Classic. They were showing it on SportsNet. It gets into the personal lives of the players, shows some things that happens on the ice during games, goes inside the dressing room and shows what coaches say during practice and game situations. It's really well done and if u luv game, u will luv this series. I'll probably get accused of being a Laffs fan again.
mathonwy wrote:I don't mind the red wings stuff but watching David Clarkson IRL just pisses me off. I really don't give a shit about that whiny lil bitch.
SKYO wrote:The best one is Crosby/Phaneuf, with Crosby saying Kadri is a fucking joke
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'I fought a 21-year-old when I was 13 and I beat him' - Meet rising MMA star James Gallagher
James Gallagher is hoping to the next big name in Irish Mixed Martial Arts but is not taking the UFC route to the top.
Gallagher, nicknamed 'The Strabanimal', after his hometown Strabane in Co Tyrone - has signed with the UFC's biggest rivals, US promotion Bellator.
He is part of the Straight Blast Gym team headed by John Kavanagh and is a team mate to UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor.
Gallagher is expected to feature in his first Bellator event in August this year but an announcement has yet to be made.
On how he began down a path to getting involved in MMA, he told Independent.ie: "I started off when I was six years-old, doing karate with my uncle. I studied that for two years then I kind of got fed up with that and drifted off. I started doing a lot of hunting and fishing for a while. Then when I got to around twelve years-old I started hearing about the UFC, so I joined a local club.
"There were just a few guys there, a couple of blue belts, some Jiu-jitsu - good karate strikers and that was about it. We kind of just went in and figured it out and when I was 13 I had my first MMA fight.
"I was fighting on the local scene and then my second fight I was fighting a guy who was 21 years-old, when I was 13 and I went in and I beat the guy.
"That's when I first met John (Kavanagh). He was judging the show, and when he seen the guy I was meant to fight with an 8 year age gap he said he wouldn't judge it. He said that it would ruin the sport of MMA, that it should be illegal. At that age I didn't realise how bad it was because all I wanted to do was fight and win, so it didn't cross my mind. But looking back he was right.
"John refused to judge the fight, but he watched me win and from then I got to know John and became good friends. He welcomed me down anytime to train and then he let me move in with him. I haven't looked back. I love it. Training harder and getting better all because of John."
James has credited his speedy evolution to the tutelage of Kavanagh.
"I have always said when I was fighting back in the day, I had a stubbornness that got me through a lot of fights, bad technique but still find a way," he added.
"But then when I met John he wouldn't let me fight for two years, until I was 17. And I was just training and practising striking and learning how to hit and not get hit. John's coaching has just brought me to the next level and without everyone here under SBG I wouldn't be where I am now - I probably wouldn't even be training."
Analysts looking from the outside may think that Bellator is a step below the UFC but Gallagher doesn't see it that way.
"No, definitely not. I'm going for the world title and they're paying me way better than any UFC would pay. I'm happy and looking forward to my first fight but I'm looking to go there and take everyone out and get that belt and take all their money. That's the way it is. If someone is going to pay me more to fight well then I'll go there, but Bellator are paying me more money at the minute than the UFC are paying their fighters so I'm happy."
He expects to be out of the business in five years, so he is keen to get into the cage as soon as possible.
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Intervention for Toddlers at Risk for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
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Last Update Posted: November 22, 2017
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|August 11, 2010
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|January 2008
|Primary Completion Date
|December 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|This research is being done to test the effectiveness of an early intervention model for very young children at high risk for autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and their families. If children show improvement in this intervention, the investigators hope that the availability of public services of this type will be increased. Children between 11 months and 21 months old with Autism Spectrum Disorders, or with social and communication delays that indicate high risk for Autism Spectrum Disorders, and their parents may join the study. Treatment must start prior to the second birthday.
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After 17 years running Madrid tapas tours I have managed to taste thousands of wines and write about the best here and in my instagram account.
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Montilla-Morilles-Alvear- Pedro Ximenez Solera 1910 and Pedro Ximenez Solera 1830 These two are very serious wines. Their complexity and density are beyond words. They belong to that league of wines one has to taste at least once in their lives. 1.ooo.ooo points
Rioja-Marques de Riscal-Baron de Chirel 2010 – Beautiful nose of lavender, mouth-watering acidity. Fruity tannins, long finish. It evolves in the glass getting better and better. 98 points.
Málaga-Jorge Ordoñez-No.2 Victoria 2014– Intense aroma and flavors of melon, orange and spearmint. Outstanding concentration. Excellent pairing for ibérico ham de bellota. 98 points.
Utiel-Requena-Hispano Suizas-Bassus Finca Casilla Herrera 2012– Aromatic, young, vibrant, full of life, strawberry and raspberry. 96,5 points.
Rioja-Benjamin de Rothschild y Vega-Sicilia-Macan 2012– This is a powerful, full body, dark red. It desperately needs two more years in the cellar, tannins need time to ripe. 96 points and 98 points in two years.
Ribera del Duero-Vega-Sicilia-Alion 2012– One of the less expensive Vega Sicilia wines. Full of energy and power. It needs two more years in the cellar, tannins need time. 96 points and 98 points in two years.
Rioja-Bodegas Ramon Bilbao-Mirto 2009- This is the top wine of Ramon Bilbao, a gigantic Rioja winery. The nose of the wine has recently changed due to different types of oak barrels that give the wine a nutmeg note. The wine is made by Rodolfo Bastida, one of the most intelligent and ambitious Spanish winemakers. The wine is good, but lacks power, meat, body, intensity. Considering who makes it and the means of the winery I think they could do better. 90 points.
Rioja-Bodegas Bilbao-Mirto 2012– Same note as 2009
Emporda-Perelada- Finca Espolla 2011– It is not as aromatic as the impressive 2009 but this one is more muscular without losing the velvety palate. Aromas of lavender, black olives and plums. At 15€ a bottle this is great value. 96 points.
Castilla y León-Microbio Wines-Sietejuntos Merlot– I must say I didn't like the Sietejuntos Syrah but the Merlot is a very different story. 97 points.
Castilla y León-Microbio Wines-Rufian– not my favorite wine from Ismael Gozalo. There is this nice violets aroma that disappears after 10 min and that it is what I liked best about the wine. 87 points.
Castilla y León-Microbio Wines-Viñador Soñador, Sin Rumbo and Sin Nombre– Three outstanding white wines made from the Verdejo grape. The acidity and intensity of these wines are as extraordinary as their creator, Ismael Gozalo. If you already have had Verdejo wines from Rueda you must taste the ones made by Ismael, they are light years away. These wines are different due to Ismael's wine mastery and the fact that he doesn't use any chemicals. 98 points.
Cava-Castillo de Perelada-Stars– Interesting nose of pine resin. Pleasant bubbles, very easy to drink, lovely Cava. 92 points.
La Rioja-Viñedos de Paganos-El Puntido 2011– seductive cassis perfume but there are more things, outstanding complexity. Velvety mouthfeel, vibrant acidity, great finish. This is a delicate wine that needs the right glass and clean air. 98 points.
Ribera del Duero-Viña Sastre Crianza 2012– It is the highest rated Crianza of the last three years. The wine needs time in the cellar to see whether the tannins smooth up. Any way there is great fruit and power in the wine. 93 points now and 97 if those tannins give in.
Toro-Bodega Burdigala-Campo Eliseo 2011– Smooth and complex wine. 95 points.
Sherry-Bodegas Osborne-Osborne Solera BC 200– One of those wines you have to taste at least once in your life. Sublime. 100 points.
Jumilla-Bodegas el Nido-Clio 2013– This is a full body, Mediterranean red made from the Monastrell grape. Very original toffee nose. 95 points.
Jumilla-Bodegas el Nido-El Nido 2013– It is more intense than the Clio and with that interesting toffee nose. 97 points.
Valencia-Mustiguillo-Quincha Corral 2014– A hell of a wine made from the Bobal grape. 98 points.
Navarra- Chivite Coleccion 125 Vendimia Tardia 2014– Late harvest wine made from moscatel de grano menudo. It reminds you of a Sauternes. Beautiful notes of orange. 97 points.
Rioja- Marques de Murrieta-Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva 2007– I had already tasted 50 red wines and this Ygay came as a pleasant surprise. I would love to taste it again. What a well-made wine. 98 points.
Penedes-Bodegas Torres-Mas La Plana Cabernet Sauvignon 2011– Intense and complex perfume lead by lavender. Smooth and pleasant on the palate. 98 points.
Penedes-Bodegas Torres-Grans Muralles 2004– Not as aromatic as Mas La Plana but with an unforgettable palate. 99 points.
Priorat-Vall Llach-Idus 2014– Beautiful nose of blue flowers. Very light on the palate, I would have preferred a fuller body wine. 89 points.
Cava-Pago de Tharsys-Dominio de Requena Brut– It was my favorite wine of the night. Let it age in the cellar for a couple of years. 94 points.
Cava-Freixenet-Reserva Real– More of a French champagne than a Spanish Cava. Great finish and complexity. Tasty. 93 points.
Rioja-Cune-Vina Real Gran Reserva 2001- It is surprising how well this wine has aged. Notes of earth and black cherry. Velvety and easy to drink, what a shame the aftertaste is so short. 93 points.
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It could be that the cops in question annoyed some fed. A small-town police-chief or sheriff might feel no need to bend his knee to the feds and their "requests". This might be a message to all small town LEO's