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Now that my little nine month old is crawling, I decided I wanted to hand mop the floors to make them cleaner for little wandering hands. Hand mopping is the best way to get all grime off and make them positively shine. Also, it is not hard at all - you can do one room at a time, one day at at time and the method actually makes it easier on your back and the tools I use make grime come off easier.
Home CEO's No-Condemnation Cleaning Disclaimer: Being a healthy Home CEO is all about no-condemnation cleaning. Do what you can, when you can, to the best of your ability. It's not a race. No one's judging.
Here's how to mop your floors by hand.
1) Get a Proper Bucket. If you don't have a nice clean bucket, go out and buy a new one or thoroughly clean one out that you already have. The important thing is to then designate this bucket as your official, from-here-on-out floor cleaning bucket that you will always have handy when you need it. That way it doesn't get used for other things and end up getting contaminated by other cleaning products. The bucket I use and would highly recommend is one with two compartments (see picture below) that is also small and easy to port around (remember, you may be doing only one room at a time, busy Home CEO). One compartment will hold your cleaning solution and the other compartment is dry to hold your drying towels. Here's the one I use.
2) Make Your Solution. I use a small bucket (Home CEO's no-condemnation-cleaning = small areas at a time) and one side fits about a half gallon of warm water. To the water I add a quarter cup of white vinegar and a quarter cup of JR Watkins All Purpose Cleaner which smells like grapefruit and has all-natural ingredients. I highly recommend both of these products. That whole thing of vinegar was less than $3, which is much cheaper than other cleaning products and is a natural antibacterial agent, killing up to 90% of germs with a 5% solution according to several University studies.
3) Don Your Gloves: I use Dynarex vinyl gloves for poopy diaper changes and they are also perfect for cleaning around the house because they are disposable, small (bulky gloves are a pain!), and comfortable / not hot. I order these from Amazon. A box can last me a month. They are about $10 a box.
Dynarex Vinyl Gloves
4) Grab Your Tools. Get a nice, flat scrub brush. I prefer the ones without the handle because that, to me, is easier to use on a floor. Also, if you are cleaning hardwood, you will need to dry as you go, so you'll need to grab several rags for drying as you go. Just shove them into the dry section of your bucket. Another handy tool is the Scotch Brite grout tool.
My Scrub Brush and a Drying Cloth
5) Start Cleaning! Dip your brush into the water. Tap it on the side to get rid of excess water. Scrub all around you where you can reach comfortably, making sure to get near the baseboards, too. Because you are using a scrub brush, cleaning is actually easier because it is so much more effective in getting grime off than pressing down with all your energy on a soft mop. Use your grout tool to get along the moulding, too. Then take your drying cloth and dry the area. Keep working in a logical sequence (down one side of the room towards the other, from left to right, etc). I just sit on my tush but you can also grab a towel for your knees or use volleyball pads. If you have a little one you can clean during naps or even for just 15 minutes at a time while they are busily playing with their finger foods in their high chair.
Cleaning the Baseboards
Good luck with your cleaning and post a comment on how you clean your floors!
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If you have ever been to Bandon Oregon, you have probably already experienced a visit to Tony's Crabshack on the boardwalk and there is plenty of reason to keep coming back!
Tony's Crabshack and Port O' Call Bait & Tackle is located across from Weber's Pier, the crabbing dock in Bandon's port district. This is where most visitors come to rent fishing gear, crabbing pots, boat rentals and most importantly, advice from the staff on where and how to catch the fish!
After a day on the pier or on the river, you can bring your catch to Tony's and they will clean and cook your dungeness crab for you.
If you are mostly into the sightseeing and not much of a fisherman, like me, than stop by the Crabshack for lunch and check out their gift shop!
Tony Roszkowski is well known in the area for his weekly fishing report segment that airs on Oregon Outdoors Radio program on Thursdays 2pm – 5pm on KWRO AM 630 and on Fridays on KHSN 1230 from 7 am to 10 am in Coos Bay Oregon and is also published in The World newspaper and other local news media.
Tony's is open all year long, but during the spring and summer months, you will find this is one of the most happening place in Old Town!
Check out their website TonysCrabShack.com

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It is anticipated that the conceptual risk reduction project design and more detailed construction cost estimates will become available for ODNR to review at the end of 2014. (End of post.)
Renovations to the Acton Lake Dam began in March 2014. During construction, the archery range at the west end of the dam will be open, but parking will be limited. In addition, access to the dam, spillway, and downstream areas may be restricted at times. Visitors may experience heavy truck traffic along Loop Rd. and at access points to the park. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The project is scheduled to be completed in winter 2015-16. (End of post.)
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Visit the Western Front with us and see how the first-hand accounts, whether in poetry or prose, add another dimension to the story of events of the Great War.
The Great War has been referred to as a very 'literary' war. Just as today's soldiers use the internet and produce blogs, so the soldiers of the Great War felt a need to leave a record of what they were living through. They sent home not just letters, but also diaries and poems. The writing was of varying standards: from the simple verse produced by a soldier to the finely-crafted offerings from those who would later become known as the 'War Poets': Owen, Sassoon, Blunden, Rosenberg and others.
Our tour is not an academic study of works of literature. Instead it sets the poems and writings into context by taking you to locations on the Western Front where the authors, some known but others less well-known, experienced the events that would form the basis of their writings. The poets covered include, in alphabetical order: Asquith, Binyon, Blunden, Brittain, Brooke, Gibson, Graves, Halliday, Herbert, Hodgson, Leighton, Owen, Rickward, Rosenberg, Seeger, Sassoon, Sorley, Vernede, and Winterbotham.
We will provide an anthology of the poems and extracts to be covered as well as background notes on the places we visit.
Click here for background information about the War Poets
Click here to learn about the First World War Poetry Digital Archives or to go directly to the archives click here
Click here to read a fascinating booklet prepared by the CWGC
Click here to visit the group where you can exchange information
This itinerary is an example of what we can offer for those interested in the War Poets.
The cost can be tailored to your budget so please contact us for further details
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Shieldhall has scheduled 24 cruises this season – and you'll need to move quite quickly to secure tickets for popular cruises which are selling well. These include the Round the Island Race on 7th July, when we will also be welcoming guest Graham Scott from Wessex Archaeology, who will be talking about the fate of the SS Mendi. This cruise coincides with the play being staged at the NST City in Southampton – SS Mendi – Dancing the Death Drill, between 29th June – 14th July. Other trips proving very popular include 'The trip to the Needles' on Sunday 22nd July; 'The 3 Queens' trip on Friday 10th August, followed by our evening Cowes Fireworks Cruise; the Bournemouth Air Festival Cruise on Saturday 1st September and the Southampton Boat Show Cruise on Saturday 15th September.
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This is the thread for alpha testers of the Linphone application to discuss their results and assist each other.
At the moment, to get Linphone you have to already have a good understanding of VoIP (the open standard SIP kind, not the closed proprietary Skype kind) and use the following links:
http://bit.ly/linphone-0-1-8-pre (Pre, Pre+, Pre 2, Veer, TouchPad)
http://bit.ly/linphone-0-1-8-pixi (Pixi, Pixi+)
Thibaud is the lead developer of this app, and WebOS Internals is collaborating with some coding, packaging and release assistance.
If you are not actively alpha testing Linphone, please do not post in this thread. Random questions from folks who are not alpha testing will probably be ignored - that phase of release and support will come later.
If you are alpha testing, please report your configuration and results on the wiki page: http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/...ation:Linphone
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The dual degree option is available to students currently enrolled in a community college program with an ETSU College of Nursing articulation agreement. Students enrolled in this option begin work on their Bachelor's degree program while simultaneously enrolled in their Associate degree Nursing program. The program is offered each summer and consists of Health Assessment, Pathophysiology, and Pharmacology. (Transfer credit may be granted for pharmacology and pathophysiology)
Program Quick Facts
- The Program is all online.
- The Program is offered each Summer Semester.
- Students are not required to have all general education courses complete prior to starting the program.
- Students will continue in the RN to BSN Program after completion of the Associate RN Program
Students are admitted to a specific program location and may not switch or mix locations without special permission.
Dual Degree students should contact Matt Johnson (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Program Details
Admissions Criteria
- Must be enrolled in an accredited Associate nursing degree program which has a dual-degree articulation agreement with ETSU College of Nursing.
- Must be fully admitted to ETSU prior to classes starting. A delay in applying to the university may delay acceptance into the dual-degree program.
- Must make a separate application to the College of Nursing by the deadline date and present a minimum 2.60 college grade point average (GPA), on all college-level course work. Developmental studies grades/quality points will not be used in the calculation of the GPA for admission purposes.
- Must have earned a minimum grade of "C" (2.0) in each required math, science, health science and nursing course. No more than two science/health science courses may have been repeated, and only one science/health science course may have been repeated more than once in order to achieve a minimum grade of "C" (2.0).
Out of State Applications
Course and program availability varies by state and is established by each individual State Board of Nursing.
Students who reside outside of the state of Tennessee are responsible to contact their State Board of Nursing to confirm whether the course or program meets online degree program requirements in their state of residence prior to application.
Application Process & Selection
There are 2 applications to the program:
- Apply to the ETSU, click here.
- Please apply as a Transfer Student and select HPNU- Nursing Interest Advising (Pre-BSN) for the major.
- Request ALL college and university transcripts, and high school transcript (if you graduated High School Fall 1989 or after) be sent to ETSU. It is the student's responsibility to follow up with the Admissions Office regarding university acceptance (423-439-4213).
- If you have been accepted at ETSU previously, please complete the online Re-admit Form to the university and request all official updated transcripts be sent to ETSU. No Re-Admission fee required.
- Complete the Dual Degree Pre-Assessment Application Form and scan it to Matt Johnson, firstname.lastname@example.com
(click on Pre-Assessment Application to apply, or on APPLY NOW link below)
You can apply to ETSU and complete the Dual Degree Pre-Assessment Application in the same time frame. The College of Nursing will accept Dual Degree applications for the Summer semester (refer to deadline). Admitted students will be classified as Pre-BSN students until they are accepted into the program. The College of Nursing will change the status to BSN when accepted.
To receive full consideration, students must be fully admitted to East Tennessee State University by the nursing application deadline dates. Since admission to the university can take several weeks, students are encouraged to apply well in advance of the nursing deadlines. Consideration for the HPNU- Nursing Interest Advising major cannot be guaranteed if full admission to the university has not been obtained.
Semester Deadlines to Apply:
- Summer – April 15
Transfer of Nursing College credits: All nursing courses, in which a grade of "C" (2.0) or higher was earned, will be transferred in as nursing electives. Nursing courses, in which a grade of "C-" or less was earned, are considered nursing failures. Please contact the Office of Student Services regarding the nursing failure policies and procedures.
Selection Process:
- Eligible Dual Degree students will be admitted for the Summer semester
- Eligible applicants will be rank ordered by college level grade point average; admission will be offered to the top ranked applicants and may be limited by space availability. Applications received after the deadline will be considered on a space available basis.
- Eligible applicants who are not admitted must re-apply.
Admission points breakdown:
OVERALL GPA* - 100 Points Available
- GPA 3.8 to 4.0 = 100 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.6 to 3.79 = 90 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.4 to 3.59 = 80 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.2 to 3.39 = 70 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.0 to 3.19 = 60 Admissions Points
- GPA 2.8 to 2.99 = 50 Admissions Points
- GPA 2.6 to 2.79 = 40 Admissions Points
- GPA of less than 2.6 = 0 points
Math-Science Requirements GPA** - 100 Points Available
- GPA 3.8 to 4.0 = 100 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.6 to 3.79 = 90 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.4 to 3.59 = 80 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.2 to 3.39 = 70 Admissions Points
- GPA 3.0 to 3.19 = 60 Admissions Points
- GPA 2.8 to 2.99 = 50 Admissions Points
- GPA 2.6 to 2.79 = 40 Admissions Points
- GPA 2.2 to 2.59 = 20 Admissions Points
- GPA 2.0 to 2.19 = 10 Admissions Points
- GPA of less than 2.0 = 0 points
Also required:
General Education will be required to graduate from ETSU with the BSN Degree.
East Tennessee State University is fully in accord with the belief that educational and employment opportunities should be available to all persons without regard to age, sex, color, race, religion, national origin, veteran status, or sexual orientation.
**NOTE (1): General education courses can be determined through individual program planning.
**NOTE (2): Students who enroll in and successfully complete CSCI 1100/INFS 1010 will receive college credit. College credits are not awarded for the proficiency exam.
Application Dates
Students can apply at any time.
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Is this program totally online?
What happens after I apply?
You should expect to receive an email indicating your status to the Dual Degree track. Students are allowed to take Dual Degree nursing courses ONLY during the summer semester. After you are accepted into the program you will receive a packet from the Office of Student Services.
What is the tuition cost?
Tuition cost is determined each fall semester for the following summer (available upon request).
After I complete the Associate RN Program, am I required to re-apply to ETSU or NursingCAS?
No. If a student is not active for one or more semesters he/she must re-admit to ETSU, then contact the RN-BSN advisor. These students are not required to pay the admission fee again.
Note: Students are responsible for submitting all updated transcripts to ETSU Admissions following completion of the Associate RN Program. Failure to submit their transcripts could prevent registration and graduation from ETSU.
Program Contacts
Matt Johnson
Student Services
423-439-4528 / Matt Johnson
Nicks Hall, Room 230
Nicks Hall, Room 230
Accreditation and Approval
The Baccalaureate degree in nursing program, Doctor of Nursing Practice program, and post-graduate APRN certificate program at East Tennessee State University are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://www.ccneaccreditation.org).
The ETSU College of Nursing BSN program is approved by the Tennessee Board of Nursing.
Tennessee Board of Nursing
665 Mainstream Drive
Nashville, TN 37243
Telephone 1.615.532.5166
The ETSU College of Nursing BSN program offers eligible candidates membership in the Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau, the International Nursing Honor Society.
NOTE: Because of state regulatory requirements for nursing programs, students residing outside the state of Tennessee may be required to complete clinical hours in a Tennessee institution or agency.
Regulatory requirements governing student clinical vary by state and are subject to change. Clinical placement outside of Tennessee is contingent upon approval by the appropriate regulatory bodies and will be evaluated on an individual basis upon admission to the program. Currently, placement in North Carolina and Virginia is allowed.
Licensure Eligibility:
Acceptance to East Tennessee State University College of Nursing is on a competitive basis. Applicants are encouraged to determine the eligibility requirements for any state in which they will seek licensure post-graduation. East Tennessee State University College of Nursing cannot guarantee licensure eligibility outside the state of Tennessee.


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Green Cities Program Advance in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Via The Temas Blog-The collection and treatment of all household sewage by 2010,
-Adoption of a solid waste management policy that promotes recycling,
-The Participation in the recovery of river and lakes vegetation program,
-Implementation of a tree planting program and maintain municipal green areas,
-The establishment of an environmental education program in municipal schools,
-Definition of a program to reduce the use of wood from the Amazon in civil construction and the leasing of construction permits that incorporate sustainable criteria,
-The implementation of a program to reduce water waste,
-A commitment to help government to control greenhouse-gases emissions,
-The conformation of an entity within the municipal government responsible for the protection of the environment (cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants), and
-Constitution of a Municipal Environment Council to ensure the participation of the scientific community, civil society and NGOs with a local focus.
Sao Paulo's "21 Strategic Environmental Projects" are:
-The investigation of how the State might look in 2020,
-A set of regulations to charge large water consumers (whose revenues will be used for water management programs),
-A zero tolerance policy for deforestation with restriction of licensing for some environmental projects and stronger mitigation measures along with punishing for environmental crimes,
-An eco-tourism stimulation plan to get citizens more involved in environmental issues,
-Sewage treatment programs in which municipalities with insufficient treated sewage will be forced to adjust their conduct to standards,
-An agreement with sugar-cane-for-ethanol farmers in order to ensure their good practices (since not all the practices involved are green),
-A system to protect endangered wildlife,
-A project to provide the State's conservation units with management plans,
-The creation of an environmental-projects portfolio for private investors to take part in,
-A reformation of the environmental licensing of the State with a modernized agency that would have control over all state-level issues,
-Environmental management and control for the northern coastline of the State (which has rapidly growing population),
-A plan to reduce the amount of trash and pollutants with aim to eliminate open-air dumps, reduce the amount of household waste and stimulate recycling,
-The protection of key water reservoirs,
-A project to recover the State's rivers and lakes' vegetation (mata ciliar),
-The Green Cities program (above), to give cities resources and control them in the implementation of green measures with a "Green City" certification (which will give them priority in State assistance and funds for environmental projects),
-Community projects to make people take action with awareness campaigns,
-The promotion of scientific research about environmental issues,
-A reform in the State administration itself to make it more efficient,
-The plan "Sao Paulo Breathes", which will aim to control and reduce pollution standards,
-A plan called "Sao Paulo Friend of the Amazon", which will promote the use of only certified wood products by the State, and
-A protection plan for Serra do Mar, which is a mountain range that stands by Sao Paulo's coastline and is threatened by new (illegal) inhabitants.
Check our other Brazil entries here.
Inspired and want to take action? Get to our several guides for How to Go Green.
::Sao Paulo's Green Cities Program Launched ::Serra's 21 Strategic Environmental Projects for São Paulo


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Professional liability coverage can be provided for various professionals such as counselors, social workers, and psychologists who provide care for clients on behalf of the insured.
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When your organization uses volunteers, they're acting on your behalf. This coverage defends their unintentional negligent acts as it defends your own.
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Commercial property insurance provides coverage for your property including owned buildings, business personal property, and business income. If your facility is temporarily closed due to a covered loss (fire, lightning, windstorm), business income insurance covers your lost income or rents and continuing expenses.
Commercial property extension endorsements
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Severe storms producing powerful tornadoes ripped through the town of Canton, Texas, on Saturday and a local Fiat-Chrysler dealer took the full brunt of the twister. The devastation to vehicles and property is frightening, but luckily all of the employees made it out safely.
According to local news affiliate NBC DFW-Channel 5, Interstate 20 Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram suffered massive destruction when a large tornado tore through buildings and tossed cars and trucks around. Several vehicles were found either upside down or on their side.
Dealership owner Randall Noe told reporters that none of his employees were on the scene when the tornado hit.
"The crew here, the general manager, asked everybody to leave and go home because sky turned green, he said, they could start hearing the howling noise... They did get out."
Even though the dealership only suffered property damage, Canton Mayor Lou Ann Everett confirmed Sunday evening that four people were killed in the storm.
The National Weather Service issued a statement saying that at least four tornadoes touched down in the surrounding counties and two of those twisters produced wind speeds exceeding 140 mph.


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1. Best Player
2. Mikael Backlund - Playing like a No. 1 centre, he's second in shots with 50, a sign that more offence will come.
3. Chad Johnson - A nice back-up plan is looking more like a starter. Has outplayed Brian Elliott.
2. Biggest Disappointment - Part 1, Rich Guys
1. Sean Monahan
2. TJ Brodie - League-worst minus-13. Rocky start for a guy that has been one of the NHL's best kept secrets.
3. Johnny Gaudreau - Struggled big time his first 14 games before finally turning the corner. Then he broke his finger.
3. Biggest Disappointment - Part 2, Young Guys
1. Sam Bennett
2. Jyrki Jokipakka - Touted as a potential No. 4 D, he's spent much of the last few weeks as the No. 7.
3. Hunter Shinkaruk - Hasn't taken advantage of his call-up. Three meh games then was scratched for three.
4. Most Pleasant Surprise
1. Matthew Tkachuk
2. Micheal Ferland - Physical but clean and has decent hands. Improved consistency has been the key.
3. Matt Stajan - Is rejuvenated and his solid, intense all-round play has earned him more ice time.
1. Improved 5-on-5 Play
2. Frolik-Backlund - Gaudreau-Monahan and Brouwer-Bennett have fizzled, but this pairing has been terrific.
3. Veterans Rejuvenated - While top players struggle, depth guys like Deryk Engelland and Stajan have thrived.
6. Negative Storyline
1. Special Teams
An unmitigated disaster once again. The power play is last at a meager 8.4 percent while the penalty kill is 29th at an ugly 72.7 percent, only ahead of the slow-starting Blackhawks (68.2 percent). When you've scored the fewest PP goals (6) and given up the most PP goals (21), you're killing your chances of winning with any regularity. In six of seven home losses, Calgary was within one goal into the final 90 seconds. In those six close defeats, the Flames were 0-for-23 on the PP while the opposition went 9-for-22.
2. Coach Transition Pains - Slow starts are common for most new coaches, but it doesn't make it any less painful.
3. Home-Ice Record - Season ticket holders are understandably frustrated with a 3-7-0 record at the Dome.
7. Best Win
1. St. Louis, 4-1 on Oct. 25
2. Chicago, 3-2 on Oct. 24 - Elliott made 31 saves and Calgary never trailed in a solid all-round effort.
3. San Jose, 3-2 on Nov. 3 - Began California junket with a win over last year's Stanley Cup finalists.
8. Worst Loss
1. Los Angeles, 5-0 on Nov. 5
Outshot 39-24, outscored 5-0 -- all at even-strength, this train wreck on a Saturday night at Staples Center was arguably the second ugliest defeat in the team's 2,800-plus games regular season history. The only other time Calgary was shut out, gave up five-or-more goals and were outshot by 15-or-more was that infamous 9-0 loss to Boston on Jan. 5, 2012. It would turn out to be the last NHL appearance for Nicklas Grossmann, who was waived three days later and eventually had his contract terminated.
2. Edmonton, 5-3 on Oct. 14 - Outshot the Oilers 24-12 in first period and led 2-1, only to collapse.
3. Buffalo, 4-2 on Nov. 21 - Up 1-0 when barrage of Flames penalties led to three quick Sabres goals.
9. Best Goal (click for video)
1. Tkachuk vs Arizona
Calgary had been the better team but trailed 1-0 in the third period to a red-hot Mike Smith and the Coyotes when off a face-off deep in the Arizona end, Tkachuk got the puck just above the goal line and ripped a shot that beat Smith over the shoulder. "One heck of a shot," said Gulutzan after the game. "There wasn't any room there. He made a big play." That goal at 6:40 helped get the game to overtime where Frolik notched the game-winner.
2. Gaudreau vs Minnesota - Gaudreau fends off three back-checkers and multiple slashes before tucking in a back-hand.
3. Engelland vs St. Louis - Kris Versteeg's saucer into the slot is buried by Engelland after a dandy dangle.
10. Biggest Summer Acquisition Bust (So Far)
1. Brian Elliott
2. Troy Brouwer - A bright spot the first two weeks, chemistry with Bennett has faded and so has he.
3. Nicklas Grossmann - Three games was enough to confirm his foot speed made him a serious liability.
1. Matthew Tkachuk
Gnawing all the time on that mouth guard, Tkachuk is a shit-disturber and that's the exact ilk of player the club badly needed. He's in the middle of skirmishes all the time, a sign that he's getting under the opposition's skin. Now sometimes -- maybe too often -- he is the guy that ends up in the penalty box but he also draws a lot of penalties from frustrated defenders. A fan favourite already, he's learning to play on the edge but within the boundaries. Meanwhile, he's been a great fit with Backlund and Frolik.
2. Micheal Ferland - Using his size very effectively. He hits, brings energy, wins puck battles.
3. Garnet Hathaway - Banger-and-crasher, who for a 4th liner has spent a lot of time in the offensive zone.
12. Biggest Head Scratcher
1. Nicklas Grossmann Experiment
While there were some other factors behind why Grossmann signed at the number he did -- allowed the Flames to maximize their cap relief when they put Ladislav Smid on the IR -- the signing itself still seemed strange from the outset. With the NHL another year quicker, Grossmann's wheels were always a concern. As stunning as him getting a one-year, one-way deal was, playing him opening night against the quick Edmonton Oilers will surely go down as a regret for Gulutzan.
2. Linden Vey on Power Play - In a puzzling move, he replaced Gaudreau on PP instead of Frolik, the team's leading scorer.
3. Lack of Discipline - Was shorthanded the fewest times in the NHL in 2014-15. This year they've been on the PK the second-most of anyone.
Final Word
It was back on podcast No. 4 with PostMedia columnist Scott Cruickshank when he described each new Flames season as like a new book. I love that way of looking at it. He said from one year to the next, you never know what is going to happen, there will always be unexpected surprises, and that's what makes it so much fun to chronicle for those around the hockey team.
It probably hasn't been a whole lot of fun for fans to endure but it has been a season of non-stop storylines and from my perspective, it's made for a very interesting season. Just think, another four and a half months to go in this latest 'Choose Your Own Adventure' story.
After four consecutive good outings, Calgary took a step (or two) back against Buffalo on Monday. Now what? Will the tailspin continue for a few games or was that Sabres game just a blip?
It's really difficult to get a feel for this team so I guess we'll have to just sit back and watch. Over the next 20 games, one thing for certain is I would expect no stop to what's been a roller-coaster of emotions so far for fans. You might want to pop a couple Gravol before the action continues Wednesday at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio.
By the way, have you liked Flames From 80 Feet on Facebook yet? Go there and do so now. It's just another way to be alerted to new Calgary Flames articles that I've written.
Recent Flames Reading:
- Where's Fro, Yo? Gulutzan's Perplexing Refusal To Play His Top Scorer on PP - Michael Frolik has been Calgary's best player, No. 1 goal scorer, leading point producer and top forward in shots on goal -- and he is not on the NHL's worst power play. (November 19, 2016)
- Wild Honour Gaudreau with 21-Slash Salute - With albeit a wider scope of severity than Brad Treliving (who had 11 slashes), a look at Minnesota's 21-slash salute to Johnny Gaudreau and the flaws in how the NHL applies its rule book. (November 16, 2016)
- Engelland: Lighthouse on Defence, Standing out Amongst a Dark and Stormy Sea - While the Flames high-profile defencemen have all collectively struggled this season, Deryk Engelland has played the best hockey of his career. Here's why. (Nov. 14, 2016)
- FF80F Podcast: Episode 8 - Wes Gilbertson Stops in to Discuss the Flames Woes - PostMedia beat reporter Wes Gilbertson joined me for the latest podcast where we get into all the topics that have Flames fans frustrated and angry. (Nov. 12, 2016)
- Too Early for Final Judgment: 5 Reasons for Fans to not Give Up Hope Yet - While things may look hopeless and maybe the Flames are who they are, there are compelling reasons in which it's too early to wave the white flag. (Nov. 8, 2016)


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We took a poll on our Cosby Sweaters facebook page to see how the Olympic torch should be lit up today, responses below.
C.S. Somehow will get lit via a "Call Me Maybe" cover
C.S. Fu*k it, don't light it.
Joe Whiteman They're going to light it with an iPhone app.
Linard Gibson They'll use all the electricity they're saving by not giving non-British athletes a/c to light it with an epic spark.
Dan Clem They'll light Mitt Romney on fire and then catapult him into the main torch.
Will Reed Lighting a spiral thing at the bottom and the fire rises up to the top
Vince LiFonti Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are going to burn Yoko Ono.
Pete Blackburn Brian Scalabrine will light the fire using only his mind. It will look something like this…http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-HzbaSM72NVA/TyoPcOsAaSI/AAAAAAAADac/vx0vN_VfmTY/s1600/brian-scalabrine-e1328118911374.jpg


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Josephine Whitelaw
Primary Receptionist/Administrator
Monday 2nd July 2018
Today, I negotiated with a parent that was upset about being invoiced for a session whilst on holiday. I listened and explained the reasoning behind the fee. I felt confident to deal with this. I have continued my day with tackling the outstanding debts accrued throughout early years. I make sure I have all the knowledge of the account to hand before making a call before using my communication skills to either remind a parent, check a query or set up a payment plan. Today after training on GDPR I have produced a letter for our students that will be leaving us and who have a tapestry account. This is asking parental permission to transfer an account to another setting or giving parents the opportunity to request to set up a download facility so they do not lose their child's journal records. This letter reminds a parent of their responsibilities and lets them know what the process is for us dealing with their child's data. I finished my day with sending invoice requests to the finance team for the after schools club.
Tuesday 3rd July 2018
What an interesting day. We are planning for lots of changes in Early Years. I have had lots of parents enquiring about September. Have they got the requested additional sessions? What room will their child be in in September or have they got a space at the Academy? After liaising with the Assistant Head of Early Years I have started to produce a range of letters that cover all those questions so that parents are informed and have a deadline to get these out to parents by Monday 9th July after they have been checked by Claire Logan. Tuesday is also invoice day so it has been a really busy day.
Wednesday 4th July 2018
Today I worked on Unit 5 of my business administration apprenticeship, "Principles of business". This unit has really surprised me as I felt I knew nothing about it when reading through it alone. We have had a workshop on this unit that has really helped me to identify where it fits into my personal life and business. I am really enjoying this unit and feel I am working hard to complete this unit. At the end of the day I returned to work on the reception and practice my communication skills as well as prioritise the work load that had developed that day that I had not planned for.
Thursday 5th July 2018
I have caught up with accident logs and registered all the new starters in pre-reception on to receive free milk from September. I have also completed some filling. Last thing I did some in-touch training and skill sharing with a colleague.
Friday 6th July 2018
Today my plans were to have a debt meeting with a parent to discuss a payment plan and to have a meeting with the business and operations manager to discuss parental contracts for September for the Nursery, Pre-reception and before/after schools care. This will be interesting as I have not been to a meeting to discuss my thoughts on this and hopefully this will help with debts and expectations in the future. As this is new to my position I can use this as 20% of my time towards my qualifications. I am always learning new things in my ever changing role.


text: The holiday season is the perfect time to reflect on our blessings and seek out ways to make life better for those around us. In that spirit, the CAMC Foundation sponsored a holiday party for the pediatric patients cared for at CAMC Women and Children's Hospital. As you can imagine, this time of year is hard on the parents of our pediatric patients, but especially hard on those patients themselves. Many are weak from their disease, nauseated from their treatments and restless from their many nights spent in the hospital. However, on this day the children and their families were treated to an afternoon of fun, food and entertainment. Special visits were made by Batman and his heroes, a live ensemble of musicians, and of course, a visit by Santa Claus. Santa was able to hand out presents to each child and their siblings due to a donation from The Greenbrier. It is because of generous donors throughout our state that the CAMC Foundation is able to help brighten a child and family's life.


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Designing new homes at Greenwich Peninsula
Greenwich Pensinsula is one of the largest infill projects in London, and indeed, the whole of Europe. Situated in east London, in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and across the River Thames from Canary Wharf, it consists of seven new neighbourhoods masterplanned by Allies and Morrison. Building upon this work, the practice has recently been appointed architect for two residential components of the wider development.
The first of these is Peninsula Place 2, two towers at the heart of the scheme across from the O2 and neighbouring Peninsula Central, the 130,000 sqm mixed-use development being designed by Santiago Calatrava, which was unveiled last month by the Mayor of London. The towers' facades will be made of folded surfaces creating an elegant impression that is both sculptural and rational. They will provide a mix of affordable, intermediate and market homes within easy reach via quick connections at North Greenwich tube station.
And this past January, planning permission was secured for five blocks comprising 278 new homes of mixed tenure incorporating 1-, 2- and 3-bed units. Located in Lower Riverside, in the western side of Greenwich Peninsula and fronting its Central Park, the buildings' architecture is of a single family, balancing shared traits with each having their own individual expression. Generally light in colour and finely detailed, they are being designed with residents in mind, robust in materiality, providing generous natural light as well as ample balcony space.
Greenwich Peninsula is an important new district for London incorporating the O2 Arena and Ravensbourne College, two new public parks, a new transport interchange, as well as15,000 new homes. More information on the development can be found here.


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This full-color text prepares dental professionals to promptly and proactively recognize and manage medical emergencies that may occur in the dental office. It details how to anticipate potential emergencies and what resources must be on hand to deal effectively with these situations. The book is arranged in eight sections concentrating on topics such as prevention of emergencies through patient evaluation (medical history) and specific types of more common emergencies that practitioners may encounter.
"It successfully fulfils its aim of stimulating all members of the dental team to improve and maintain their skills in the effective prevention, recognition and management of medical emergencies."Reviewed by: European Journal of Orthodontics, March 2015
"..very easy to read and provides a very comprehensive reference for a variety of medical emergencies." Reviewed by S.McKernon on behalf of British Dental Journal, July 2015
Key Features
- A logical format reflects the way emergencies are encountered in a dental practice, with chapters organized by commonly seen clinical signs and symptoms, such as unconsciousness or altered consciousness, respiratory distress, seizures, drug-related emergencies, chest pain, and cardiac arrest.
- Step-by-step procedures include detailed, numbered instructions for stabilizing and treating victims (PCABD) in common medical emergencies.
- Full-color illustrations demonstrate emergency techniques in realistic clarity.
- Summary tables and boxes make it easy to find essential concepts and information.
- Quick-reference algorithms in the appendix include step-by-step diagrams showing the decision-making process in common emergency situations.
- A differential diagnosis chapter ends each of the book's parts on common emergencies.
New Features
- UPDATED content includes the most current guidelines for drug-related emergencies, unconsciousness, altered consciousness, and cardiac arrest as well as protocols for obstructed airway management.
- UPDATED PCABD boxes reflect the American Heart Association's new sequence of steps for stabilizing and treating victims with an easy-to-remember acronym: Positioning, Circulation, Airway, Breathing, and Definitive Management.
- UPDATED! Emergency drug and equipment kit instructions help you assemble emergency kits and ensure that your dental office has safe, current materials on hand.
1. Introduction
2. Prevention
3. Preparation
4. Legal Considerations
5. Unconsciousness: General Considerations
6. Vasodepressor Syncope
7. Postural Hypotension
8. Acute Adrenal Insufficiency
9. Unconsciousness: Differential Diagnosis
10. Respiratory Distress: General Considerations
11. Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
12. Hyperventilation
13. Asthma
14. Heart Failure and Acute Pulmonary Edema
15. Respiratory Distress: Differential Diagnosis
16. Altered Consciousness: General Considerations
17. Diabetes Mellitus: Hyperglycemia and Hypoglycemia
18. Thyroid Gland Dysfunction
19. Cerebrovascular Accident
20. Altered Consciousness: Differential Diagnosis
21. Seizures
22. Drug-Related Emergencies: General Considerations
23. Drug Overdose Reactions
24. Allergy
25. Drug-Related Emergencies: Differential Diagnosis
26. Chest Pain: General Considerations
27. Angina Pectoris
28. Acute Myocardial Infarction
29. Chest Pain: Differential Diagnosis
30. Cardiac Arrest
31. Pediatric Considerations
Appendix: Quick-Reference Section to Life-Threatening Situations
"..it is very easy to read and provides a very comprehensive reference for a variety of medical emergencies. Each medical emergency is given a very detailed background of risk factors, pathophysiology, prevention and clinical manifestations before management of the condition is discussed." Reviewed by S.McKernon on behalf of British Dental Journal, July 2015
"This book promises to be a key source of information for all members of the dental team in all care settings and of immense value for those involved in developing training and lectures on this topic, especially with the latest online components available." Reviewed by L. Khamashta Ledezma on behalf of European Journal of Orthodontics, February 2015


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Smart Ways to Cover the Costs of a Funeral
There are more options than you think
Sam Kaplan for AARP
En español | You don't want to think about it, but at some point you are going to A) die and B) pay for the funeral. With the median cost of a traditional funeral running $8,500, you should plan for it like any other large, looming expense. You're thinking, I'll just set aside money in my will. That works, but it's not the best way to go. Your survivors won't be able to get that money until your estate wends its way through probate, which takes from a few months to a year. Since most funeral homes want full payment upfront, your survivors will have to front the funeral costs out of pocket. Here are some better ideas for covering that final bill.
Many life insurance policies will pay a lump sum when you die to a beneficiary of your choice. It will pay for your funeral or any other general financial needs of your survivors. The payment is made soon after you die and doesn't have to go through probate. There's also burial insurance, which is a policy intended to pay death-related costs, and pre-need insurance, a policy intended to cover a predetermined amount for a funeral. The Funeral Consumers Alliance (FCA), a death-care industry watchdog group, advises against buying pre-need and burial insurance, because you'll often pay as much or more in premiums than the policy will pay out.
Payable-on-Death (POD) Account
This is a type of bank account that allows you to put aside funds for your funeral and name someone who can get access to the money when you die. They present a death certificate to the bank and get the money — on the spot. It doesn't go through probate. A POD is not a joint account; the person you name beneficiary cannot touch the money until you're dead, but you can withdraw or add to the account at any time. POD accounts also are called Totten Trusts.
Savings Account
You can put money aside in a regular savings account, but it will have to go through probate once you die. Again, this delays the payout. You can get the money to survivors faster if you set up a joint account with the person who will be handling your funeral and give them rights of survivorship. When you die, they become the sole owner of the account and can withdraw money to pay for your funeral. The downside is that they have access to your money while you're alive, too. This could be a problem if your survivor turns out to be less than trustworthy.
Veterans Benefits
If you were in the military, you can be buried in a national cemetery, free. There's no charge for the gravesite, marker, vault or internment. The Veterans Administration will pay a burial allowance to your survivors to cover other funeral expenses. And if you aren't buried in a national cemetery, the VA will pay a sum toward a burial plot elsewhere.
Other Government Agencies
Social Security pays a small death benefit to the surviving spouse, and some states may pay small amounts toward funerals for people who are on disability or Medicaid, or are indigent. Some states have victim compensation funds to help pay for funeral expenses for DUI or murder victims.
You can get a loan to pay for a funeral from banks, credit unions and specialized lenders. But these are personal loans, which means they're unsecured, hard to get and expensive. Interest rates range from 16 percent to 35 percent on funeral loans. That's like paying for a funeral on a credit card — at higher rates. The FCA recommends that you do not go into debt for a funeral. Buy only what you can afford with cash on hand or benefits to come.
Low-Cost Options
If your budget is tight, look at cheaper alternatives like direct cremations, at-home funerals or green burials. Another option: donating your body to a medical school. You'll help train future doctors and save your family a ton of money. If you want to go the cadaver route, make arrangements in advance because most institutions require preenrollment. Once the facility is done in a few years, they'll cremate the body for free and return the ashes to your family.
Prepay at Funeral Home
Funeral homes sell prepaid plans. Don't buy one, says the FCA. "You can lose a lot of money if you change your mind before you die, or you end up dying in another state from where you paid for the funeral," says Joshua Slocum, FCA executive director. The only time that prepaying is a good idea is if you are facing a Medicaid spend down before going into a nursing home. Medicaid can't count money spent on a prepaid funeral, Slocum says.
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Campsite Sandaya Douce Quiétude is a campsite in Saint-Raphaël, Var, located in a wood.The campsite has which are marked out, pitches with shade, pitches without shade and pitches with some shade. It is possible to rent mobile homes and hikers' cabins. The campsite has a playground and a sports ground.
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The following rules apply to pets at (Camping Sandaya Douce Quiétude):
- Dog(s) permitted in low season (if on a lead)
- Dog(s) permitted in high season (if on a lead)
For sportive holidaymakers the camp site offers various cycle routes. There is an entertainment programme and a fitness room. For those who want to relax after a busy day there is a whirlpool and a beauty centre. The camp site has a leisure pool, an outdoor swimming pool and a toddlers' pool. There is also water slide.
You don't always have to cook, as the camp site has a snack bar, pizzeria and restaurant (with full menu). The camp site also supplies fresh bread. You can also use the internet, as you can access the internet with your own laptop in 80% of the camp site.
Detail information about this campsite
This inspector visits Campsite Sandaya Douce Quiétude every year and inspects the campsite on the basis of more than 200 amenities and other points of interest. The inspector is an ACSI staff member and does not work for the campsite.
Average rating: 8.2
- Toilet facilities
- 7.8
- Staff
- 8.7
- Price - quality comparison
- 8.3
- Child friendliness
- 8.7
- Entertainment
- 9.0
- Sports facilities
- 8.5
- Swimming pool
- 8.3
- Food and drink
- 5.8
- Surroundings
- 7.8
Van der Plank , on this campsite in June 2018Google Translation
Travelling party: Seniors
Een prachtige camping met grote plaatsen, wij hebben voor het eerst op een 5 sterrencamping gestaan maar deze camping is een aanrader
Herman Care, on this campsite in September 2017Google Translation
Travelling party: Seniors
Eigenlijk best een leuke camping, maar het sanitair is zwaar over de datum.
Het restaurant is ronduit slecht. Wordt tijd dat daar een andere beheerder op komt.
Faciliteiten zijn in orde, allen jammer dat de bar naast het zwembad in de middag niet open is?
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- Guide price 1
- €70.30
- Guide price 2
- €86.30
- Period of opening
- 10-04-2020 till 20-09-2020
- Area
- 10 ha
- Altitude
- 63m
- Number of touring pitches
- 88 (60 - 100m2)
- Number of accommodation units for hire
- 293
- Campsite suitable for disabled persons
- Yes
- Eco campsite
- Yes
* Amenities in bold are not included in the overnight price. Some may need to be paid for. (This does not imply that all amenities not in bold are free!)
** The opening period may vary due to the measures surrounding the coronavirus.
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Would you like to book Campsite Sandaya Douce Quiétude or request more information? You can do both using the information below or by visiting the campsite's website.
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3435, bd Jacques Baudino
83700 / St. Raphaël
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making the rounds since last year, though it's possible that SKT sees some new impetus for making a break into the US market now that it's sold off its share in Helio -- and buying the third largest carrier in the country would certainly qualify as "making a break." It's claimed that SKT's only interested in completing a friendly deal -- no crazy hostile takeovers here -- and some of Sprint's board members aren't keen on the idea at this point, so it's definitely a hit-or-miss proposition. If this all means we can get even half of Korea's domestic hardware on US airwaves, then hey, no complaints on this end.
Update: The Wall Street Journal is now suggesting that Sprint and SKT are investigating some sort of joint venture -- not a full-on acquisition -- that would see the lovebirds work together on handsets and services. Possible, but we're curious to know what exactly Sprint brings to the table in that equation. Thanks to everyone who sent this in!


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The python csv module doesn't support unicode. That's a who-cares most days of most years, but if you suddenly have a need to import some csv data that contains letters with little squiggles over them, you're pretty bummed out.
I've had to write csv reading and writing code from scratch before, in Java. CSV may be the most ridiculously terrible file format I've ever had the displeasure of being forced to care about, but it's not very difficult. So I spiked a parser in python that handles unicode.
It's not complete. It's probably not even close. I know it doesn't handle multi-line cells, for one thing. It certainly doesn't have the bells and whistles that the official module has… but it worked for me. It might work for you too.
If it doesn't, let me know. I'd be happy to bang on it a bit more to cure what ails it.
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Pretty straightforward to play with. Stand up the reader, iterate over the rows. Rows are returned as lists of strings.
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*Over the past several years, LITECO have completed many major hospitality Fitout projects in Sydney which include:
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- Cooking school and more.
* LITECO experts in all kinds of commercial kitchen equipments and extensive knowledge in grease traps requirements, kitchen exhaust requirements, food safety regulations, fire safety regulations and BCA regulations.
*LITECO not only installs kitchen equipment but also has direct dealership arrangements with all major kitchen equipment manufacturers. This enables us to supply all kinds of kitchen equipments with"Lowest Price Guarantee" together with the projects.
* LITECO also has extensive expertise in the installation o fother related equipment, these include:
- Music system
- Projectors
- Outdoor heating
- Water features
- Custom wine cellar
- Wine dispensing machine
- Live seafood tank
- Sushi conveyors
- Beer & Soft drink post mix and others


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Ultimate Check-Up
Watch our Ultimate Check-Up video
Usually offered to the over 35 age group, our Ultimate Check-Up is designed specifically for key people, giving a thorough assessment of current health and potential future risk factors. The Ultimate Check-Up takes 5½ hours and includes x-ray free, focused MRI scans of your brain, heart, central arteries and organs of the abdomen and the pelvis, ultrasound examinations, resting and exercise ECG, spirometry, over 40 different blood tests, urine analysis, eyes and ears testing and one to one consultations with the Preventicum doctors including a same day results consultation.
- One-to-one consultation with a Preventicum doctor lasting approximately 50 minutes
- Detailed physical examination with a Preventicum doctor
- Vital observations
height, weight, BMI, resting heart rate, blood pressure
- Over 40 blood tests and urine analysis
We will perform extensive blood and urine analysis in order to check the most important parameters. Over 40 different tests are measured on the blood sample, including a full cholesterol profile, liver tests, kidney tests, a full blood count and PSA on men over 50.
- Hearing test
- Tonometry (Glaucoma/eye test)
- Resting and exercise ECG
ECG is used in diagnosing some heart abnormalities. Exercise ECG can help to show if there is a possibility of significant coronary artery disease.
- Spirometry (lung function test)
The spirometry test is used to determine lung function and to detect lung disease.
- Ultrasound examinations
We scan the carotid arteries, abdominal aorta, liver, gallbladder, biliary tree, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, urinary bladder, uterus and ovaries in women and the prostate in men.
- Body Composition Analyser
The InBody 720 is now forms part of all our Check-Ups and, provides very accurate in-depth results in less than 2 minutes. Using 6 frequencies and analysing 5 body segments, we can obtain a detailed, highly accurate map of body composition using 30 impedance measurements. Visceral fat which is the fat around the central organs can also be measured and this is the most medically relevant type of fat as it can increase the risk of diabetes and heart disease. The Oedema Index is also measured which shows water balance and can help in determining some diseases. Lastly, dual segmental muscle graphs show the tissue composition and symmetry of each body segment (upper/lower body and limbs). The feedback we have received since introducing the analyser has been excellent and it is proving very popular as it provides instant feedback to our clients with accurate results that can be trended over time.
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans
X-ray free MRI scans of your brain, heart, central arteries and organs of the abdomen and the pelvis will be performed.
- Results consultation with a Preventicum Radiologist
During this consultation, one of our Radiologists will take you on a virtual tour using the hundreds of images from your MRI scans. You will also be given a DVD of these images to take away
- Same day results consultation with your Preventicum doctor.
- Full written report with personalized trend analysis within 12 working days


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After two years in Rio defending us Brits against various stereotypes, I must admit I've been reassessing after being back home in the UK for nearly six weeks. In no particular order…
We're cold, and it's not just the temperature
The first thing I noticed, somewhat in shock as I drove away from Heathrow, was the particular insipid blue that the sky was, and the worryingly pale skins of the people in the streets. It's true that I was in Feltham, and its probably fair to say Feltham is not the UK's answer to Rio de Janeiro in terms of glamour. Next I noticed that to add to this sombre pallette, most folks seem to wear dark colours, as if the lack of anything vivid in the natural world wasn't grim enough. I went to see New Order that night which served as a kind of baptism of fire (of ice?) into Britishness, though brilliant. Electronic, industrial soundscapes filled the (cold) room, and everyone did that curious bodyless dancing they do to electronic music in this country. It's not dancing with a partner, there is certainly no sexuality in it, or contact with other human beings whatsoever.
A couple of times, people I spoke to made it obvious (in that non-confrontational way that English people do) that it was time for me to go away. I was engaging everyone in conversation as Cariocas tend to do, but here in London folks are liable to call the police if you linger for a little too long. The sense of constantly having to defend my personal space was blessedly absent, but in its place there was no one near me at all. Which brings me to the next one…
We're drunks
Everything changes when people have got a few drinks inside them. People even flirt with each other and talk to strangers, enthusiastically, but there is no danger of this happening at the beginning of the night. Admittedly its difficult to tell when Brazilians are drunk as they can be just as deafeningly loud without it, but flirting is a part of daily life in Rio in a way it just isn't here. People react incredulously to the idea that Londoners resort to the internet to meet each other. It has taken off to a small extent in Rio, with sites like adultfriendfinder.com augmenting the sex lives of some; but this is a bit like the idea of John Terry taking Viagra – probably unnecessary, and a bit frightening. It seems to me that Londoners use the internet to schedule in a girlfriend or a boyfriend, like they would a meeting with their accountant, but then that person becomes a sort of buddy or flatmate, another sexless component of their lives. Of course there are commendable exceptions (and I'm not talking about John Terry) but in many cases, buying a house and ticking the next lifestyle box is deemed much more important than passion. Unless you're drunk, when everything is permissable. And then never spoken about again.
The food is terrible
This one annoyed me the most in Rio; as much when it came from people who eat beans and rice for every meal as when it came, as it frequently does, from Americans (I am afraid it is unacceptable to claim the achievements of Mexicans as your own here). I thought of all the great meals I'd eaten over the years in London, roast dinners in Cotswold pubs, Indian food in Manchester's curry mile (alright, I admit I'm doing the same thing as the yanks), oysters in Whitstable, etc, etc. But I do have to concede a little here, at least to Brazil.
People eat much, much more processed food here (since when is a "steamed meal" anything other than a microwaveable pile of processed junk?), and when they do eat well, it is always so damned pretentious. Scotch egg, anyone? Would that be a free-range egg wrapped in Tweeberry Farm organic pork, sprinkled with chopped flat leaf garden parsley? Fresh, simple food has been sold back to us as a branded, overpriced lifestyle choice, rather than being the normal and unfussy way to eat as it is in Brazil. With everything so stylised, it ceases to be pleasurable and becomes yet another miserable status symbol. Note the gastro pubs and new restaurants reviewed in the Sunday broadsheet supplements, the recipes full of fennel and langoustines, aspirational to the wood-fired, organic core and not actually cooked by anyone. Microwave meal and Ginsters scotch egg it is.
Not sure I'd have the nerve to deny this one. There are few things as depressing in life as unrelenting positivity, especially in the face of a very negative reality, but the Brits do love a good moan in the face of a pretty decent reality. I'm torn here as they can be hilarious with it but ultimately I'm going to opt for the Brazilian approach: be sad, then move on, rather than wallow in misery day in day out. Or, as the Mangueira samba school says, agonizar não é morrer (to agonise is not to die).
I've got a few more but must sign off, I'm in a Starbucks and few things are more worth complaining about than that.


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Volunteering for BØ (Bergen Ølfestival) is becoming a bit of an annual tradition for me, I volunteered last year and I plan to do so again this year. What's an Ølfestival, you ask? A festival of oil? No no, pronounced more like /œl/ (did that help? no? how about this?), Øl means beer. I am, admittedly, a big fan…
Month: July 2016
Academics, Arrivals, Beer, Bergen, Bergen Cultural Events, Culture, Enrichment, Food, Frivolity, Hiking, Norway, Outdoors
I'm coming to Bergen! Now what? 2017
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Hei! A huge welcome to all the new international students arriving in Bergen for UiB courses! Maybe you've seen the weather and wondered if anyone leaves their home. Maybe you're ready to get out and make some new Norwegian or international friends. Maybe you're wondering what to do, where to go, how to meet these…
Activities, Arrivals, Bergen, International Student Life, Student Services
Are you my fadder?
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So, what do you have to expect in August when you head into Bergen to start school at UiB? Well, after you get yourself into town from the airport, and attend the Introductory Programme one of the first major opportunities you have to meet other students in your faculty in a social setting is by attending Fadderuken (The Mentor…
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Introductory Programme August 2016
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Hei hei everybody! (This is the doubled up extra-friendly version of "hei", which of course means "hi" in Norsk) The August 2016 Introductory Programme stars on Thursday 11 August! It is a hugely beneficial part of your start at UiB, and probably one of the first things you'll do here apart from getting yourself to Bergen and to…


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Our lives are spent careening between the two. We live in a world of fragile physical relationships, a world in which no moment of joy lights our lives without a memory of sadness. Personal happiness flickers against the backdrop of universal tragedy. While standing under the wedding chuppah, where so much joy, hope and love are anticipated, the groom's head is covered with ashes symbolic of grief, destruction, and mourning. At the conclusion of the public wedding ceremony, the apotheosis of personal joy, the groom shatters a glass to signal our eternal mourning of the destruction of the Holy Temple.
Like the bride and groom, Purim and Kippurim stand under a single canopy. They are a union of smiles and tears, memories and hopes, anxieties and cheers, body and soul, tuxedo and kitel.They are the bride and groom who, after all, fast and recite al chet – performing their own, personal Yom Kippur in the midst of their personal Purim.
Joy and sorrow. Spirit and flesh. Man and Woman. Purim and Yom Kippurim. All are wedded under the chupah.
The Kotzker Rebbe, in speaking of his son-in-law, the Avnei Nezer, taught his students, "Do you know why the rav of Beila, the Avnei Nezer's father, merited to have such a son? It happened on a Purim when all the scholarly and righteous Jews were so deeply involved and engrossed in the Purim seudah, that there wasn't one Jew anywhere in the entire world learning Torah that hour, except the rav of Beila. This was taken note of in the Heavens, where it was pointed out that if not for him the entire world would have been void of Torah that hour. Therefore, he was rewarded with a son who would shine the world with his Torah holiness."
A Purim devoid of Torah? A Yom Kippur devoid of joy? Heaven forbid! Purim k'Purim means recognizing Kippurim consequences on Purim and sensing Purim emotions on Kippurim.


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text: Guys, there are so many volunteer opportunities in this metroplex, it is unreal. So, we are going to try and inspire you guys to go out and get plugged into your local community and make a difference-big or small! But, our Dallas Courier team doesn't really see any difference made as "small".. And we love helping our local communities, no matter what the task at hand! We know that different people have different personalities, so some volunteer opportunities might be a perfect match, while others might be more difficult to adapt to. Because of this, we did our research, once again, to provide you guys with some very helpful information when it comes to this specific topic. So, keep reading to learn more about the different opportunities to serve in this wonderful city.


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Apache Solr Search Engineer
Posted on Feb 29, 2020 by Request Technology - Craig Johnson
Prestigious Fortune 500 Company is currently seeking an Apache Solr Engineer with strong Enterprise Search engineering experience.
Candidate will be involved in software design, development, customization and integration, the mentoring of junior developers, and other duties as assigned.
Implementation and support of Lucidworks Fusion and Apache Solr solutions.
Document detailed design, functional and technical specifications in developing Lucidworks Fusion and Apache Solr solutions.
Exhibit expertise in Lucidworks Fusion and Apache Solr architecture and the demonstrated competency to design, deploy and support solutions in a shared services architecture.
Develop, execute, and document procedures and standards adhering to SDLC best practices including the Agile Scrum methodology.
Ability to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines.
Troubleshoot technical issues, perform root cause analysis and take appropriate action to remediate issues.
Participates in the discovery phase of projects to determine high level design.
Analyzes business needs and develops plans to implement software requirements in conjunction with product management and architects.
Independently handles high impact, critical software/systems monitoring issues and tickets/incidents.
Troubleshoots business and production issues.
Mentors and coaches junior developers in Lucidworks Fusion and Apache Solr solutions.
Collaborates with other technologists as a member of a broad, cross-functional team motivated to solve business problems.
Strong experience with building scalable, high performing and robust Java and .NET applications.
Experience with Lucidworks Fusion and/or open source search engines like Apache Solr, Lucene, or Elasticsearch.
Advanced Scripting skills in at least one of the following: Puppet, Perl, Python, Bash, or Unix Shell and willingness to learn new technologies.
Experience with Node JS, AngularJS, Bootstrap or other web-based frameworks.
Expertise with some or all of Apache, JBoss/Tomcat, or other application Servers.
Experience with Source Code Management Tools (eg, GitHub).
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or closely related field.
Reference: 852443418


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The Pontypridd Former Players Association will hold its AGM on Saturday 4th November 2017 – the date of the home Premiership tie against Ebbw Vale. The meeting will be held in the Clubhouse Lounge commencing at 12:30pm, with the game to follow kicking off at 2:30pm. All former Pontypridd RFC players are most welcome to … Continued
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Press Release
The shares are being offered by the Company pursuant to a shelf registration statement initially filed with the
This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy the securities being offered, nor shall there be any sale of the securities being offered in any state or other jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to the registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or other jurisdiction.
Harnessing the approach of the earliest researchers in immunotherapy and the company's vast experience in developing proprietary immunology platforms, Idera's lead development program is focused on priming the immune system to play a more powerful role in fighting cancer, ultimately increasing the number of people who can benefit from immunotherapy. Idera continues to invest in research and development, and is committed to working with investigators and partners who share the common goal of addressing the unmet needs of patients suffering from rare, life-threatening diseases.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included or incorporated in this press release are forward-looking statements. The words "believes," "anticipates," "estimates," "plans," "expects," "intends," "may," "could," "should," "potential," "likely," "projects," "continue," "will," and "would" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. Idera cannot guarantee that it will actually achieve the plans, intentions or expectations disclosed in its forward-looking statements and you should not place undue reliance on the Company's forward-looking statements. There are a number of important factors that could cause Idera's actual results to differ materially from those indicated or implied by its forward-looking statements. Factors that may cause such a difference include, without limitation, risks and uncertainties related to whether or not Idera will be able to raise capital through the sale of shares of common stock, the final terms of the proposed offering, market and other conditions, the satisfaction of customary closing conditions related to the proposed public offering, the impact of general economic, industry or political conditions in
Investor Contact
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Exposed by Christopher Trevor
2014, paperback
Christopher Trevor is never at a loss for words. The author is an open book, he is, quite frankly, Exposed. And in this latest collection of short erotic stories, so are Christopher Trevor's new and some returning characters, Exposed as well. Exposed through surprise and taken by unexpected bondage sessions, exposed by being tickle tortured into submission, (an old trademark of Mr. Trevor's) exposed through submission to adult male on male spanking and dangerously Exposed in two different bizarre kidnap tales.


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Everyone must stay at home to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
You should only leave the house for very limited purposes:
Important - These reasons are exceptions – even when doing these activities, you should be minimising time spent outside of the home and ensuring you are 2 metres apart from anyone outside of your household.
There is separate advice about staying at home if:
Do not leave your home if you have either:
To protect others, do not go to places like a GP surgery, pharmacy or hospital. Stay at home.
Use the 111 online coronavirus service to find out what to do.
Only call 111 if you cannot get help online.
Important - Call 111 for advice if you're worried about a baby or child.
If they seem very unwell, are getting worse or you think there's something seriously wrong, call 999.
Do not delay getting help if you're worried. Trust your instincts.
Use the quick NHS coronavirus status checker to tell us about your current experience of the virus.
This will help the NHS plan its response to coronavirus by showing where the virus is spreading and how it affects people.
Broom Leys SurgeryCoalvilleLeicesterLeicestershire, LE67 4DETel: 01530 832095
Urgent cases are seen on the day.Routine appointments can be booked through reception or via our online services. You can pre-book appointments with GP's and Nurses up to 4 weeks in advance. GP's can offer you either face-to-face appointments or telephone consultations.
Face-to-face appointments are allocated a 10 minute time slot. If you think you will need longer than this please book more than one appointment.
Nurses based in our practice treat patients for a wide range of common conditions. Under normal conditions you can expect to see a nurse within one working day.Let us know if more than one person in the family needs to be seen or you have more than one problem you wish to discuss as this will need extra appointment time.Tell us if you want someone to accompany you during an examination or a private room to discuss any matters. Remember that the results of tests can only be given to the patient.
Please note we have trained chaperones on site who can accompany you during your consultation whether you need an examination or not. Our Chaperones are trained to provide confidential support for all patients who require assistance or support during a GP or Nurse consultation.
Click here to download our Appointments Leaflet
PLEASE NOTE that we now offer pre-bookable appointments using SystmOnline .... please come in to the surgery to register for your unique password to Log in. You will need to bring in two forms of ID to register for this service one of which must be photo ID and the other must contain your current address.
The practice has a 'Did Not Attend' policy. If a patient fails to attend a pre-booked appointment a warning letter will be sent. If this happens THREE times, a meeting date will be set to discuss possible removal from the practice, which would results in you needing to re-register at a new surgery.
Depending on your individual circumstances and symptoms, we may offer you an 'extended access' appointment.
Please note: however, that these appointments will not be in your usual GP practice and may not be with one of your usual GP's or nurses.
Depending on the reason for your appointment, it may be suitable for you to see an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, instead of a GP. The clinician you see will be able to access relevant sections of your medical notes and will communicate what has happened during your appointment back to your usual GP practice.
These appointments will be available at the following locations:
If you would like to know more please speak to a member of practice staff.
Home visits are at the discretion of your doctor.Our doctors typically see four patients in the practice in the time it takes to do a single home visit. For this reason, we ask our patients to come to the practice if at all possible.
Please do not ask your doctor to call unless the patient is genuinely too ill to come to the surgery. A rash or temperature does not prevent patients coming to the surgery and will not endanger others. Simply tell the receptionist on arrival.
Where the condition of the patient does require a home visit, please try to let us know before 10.30 am each day.
If you need urgent healthcare before 08:00am or after 18:30pm Monday - Friday and all day during the weekends and Bank Holidays please telephone 111.
Your telephone call will put you through to a trained member of the NHS staff who will arrange for a doctor or nurse to call you back to advise you on the best course of action for your particular problem.
If your condition worsens or is life threatening please call 999
NHS 111 can help if you have an urgent medical problems and you're not sure what to do. You can get help online or on the phone and the service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You answer questions about your symptoms on the website, or by speaking to a fully trained adviser on the phone. To get help for NHS 111, you can:
For more information about NHS 111, Click Here.
Patient Transport Service provides non-emergency transport to patients who have a medical condition that would prevent travel by other means.
To book your ambulance please call 0345 241 3012.
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Global Population Change
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Key Words: The Growth of Population
Birth rate - A measure of an area's fertility, expressed as number of births per 1000 people in a year
Death rate - The number of deaths per 1000 people in a year
Fertility rate - Number of live birthds per 1000 women 15-49 in a year
Infant mortality rate - Number of deaths of children below 1 year old expressed as per 1000 live births per year
Longevity - Increase in life expectancy over a period of time. Direct result of improvement on economy and medical provision. Creates an older population.
Natural Change - Change in size of a population caused by the interrelationship between birth and death rates.
Key Words: Migration
Forced Migration - The migrant has to migrate because of circumstances
International Migration - The movement of people across national frontiers, for a minimum of 1 year (UN Definition)
Migration - Permanent or semi-permanent change of the resistance of an individual or group of people
Net Migration - The difference between numbers of in-migrants and out-migrants in an area. When in exceeds out theres a net migrational gain. When out exceeds in there is net loss.
Rural-Urban and Urban-Rural Migration - Less developed countries=Rural-Urban, Urbanisation Developed countries=Urban-Rural, Counter-Urbanisation
Voluntary Migration - The migrant makes the decision to migrate
Refugees - Persons unable or unwilling to return to their homeland for fear of persecution, based on reasons of race, religion, ethnicity, or polotical opinion.
Asylum Seekers - Formal application by a refugee to reside in a country when they arrive in it
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ZELIENOPLE -- The Strand stage is where Broadway stars come to play. The fifth-anniversary Broadway series will continue that tradition with James Mellon singing "The Music of Cy Coleman," who put his unique stamp on many Broadway musicals including "Sweet Charity," "Barnum" and "The Will Rogers Follies."
Coleman, who died in 2004, was known as the Master of the Show Tune, and his songs include "Hey! Look Me Over," "If My Friends Could See Me Now" and "The Best is Yet to Come."
Mellon, who made his Broadway debut as Riff in "West Side Story," brings the music of Cy Coleman to The Strand stage in a way the audience will remember. His talent and charm will add to an intimate theater experience. Mellon's other credits include "A Chorus Line," "42nd Street," and "The Fifth of July." He also played Jesus in "Jesus Christ Superstar." His extensive background in entertainment includes theater, television, film recording and dance. He is also the director of the NoHo Arts Center in Los Angeles.
Mellon is joined by local favorites Heidi Friese, Matthew J. DiBattiste, Mary Ann Mangini Carmella and Ron Slanina.
Slanina, who is also the artistic director, said this show is all about Coleman's music, that has such intricate harmonies and lush melodies that additional band members have been added. It is under the musical direction of David Bruce Smith.
"The cast of local stars includes Slanina, a veteran actor who lives in Los Angeles, with writing and directing credits as well as extensive stage, television and movie experience. Recently he wrote and directed "A USO Christmas" and "Rudolph, Frosty, The Grinch and Friends" at The Strand.
Friese, who recently completed the 2013 National Tour of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," is returning to the Strand Stage. Carmella has starred with several Broadway stars at The Strand. She has a long list of stage credits at the New Castle Playhouse and starred in "A USO Christmas." DiBattiste has performed in many venues in Ohio and Pennsylvania both as an actor and cabaret singer. His cabaret evening of music, Broadway and Ol' Blue Eyes has been performed in the Youngstown area many times.