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Private ambulance drivers warned not to use blue lights and sirens without authorisation
8 CommentsThursday, 10 May 2018 | Admin
Here is an interesting article from Avon and Somerset Constabulary
Added on 05 February 2018 at 15:28
Private ambulance drivers are being warned they will be prosecuted if they use sirens and flashing blue lights illegally.
Only companies authorised by an NHS Trust are allowed to use sirens and blue flashing lights in an emergency.
Currently only Bristol Ambulance Service is authorised locally by South Western Ambulance Service NHS Trust.
Only authorised emergency vehicles can use blue lights and sirens
Drivers of private ambulances from other firms are being warned they could be fined and get points on their driving licence if they are found to be using emergency lights and sirens on the public highway illegally.
It comes as the owner of a privately owned medical event company was fined £300 with additional costs of £115 and given 7 points on their driving licence this week.
He had been found guilty of driving without due care and attention, cause use of a vehicle fitted with a blue light, and use a vehicle fitted with a two tone horn/siren.
The charges related to an incident where a private rapid response vehicle was spotted driving through Minehead on July 22 last year while using its emergency lights and sirens despite not being authorised to do so and whilst not involved in a medical emergency.
It follows another case where a private ambulance provider was also prosecuted for road traffic offences by using a car marked up as an ambulance with emergency lighting fitted, allowing him to avoid paying tolls on the second Severn Bridge.
There are clear guidelines and rules relating to the equipping of an Ambulance on the road which includes the Ambulance Deregulation Act 2015.
Superintendent Andy Williams, Head of Road Safety, said: "Unauthorised drivers using sirens and blue lights on public roads can pose a danger to the public.
"Not only that but others have been known to use them for financial gain.
"We're working with South Western Ambulance Service NHS Trust to ensure those Private Ambulance Service and Event Medical providers operating within the force area comply with the legislation.
"This includes the correct marking up of their vehicles, the incorrect fitting and use of emergency equipment and the driving within the highway code and not in an emergency response mode.
"Those who flout these laws will be reported and dealt with robustly as shown recently."
Keith Wilson
Tuesday, 18 December 2018 | 11:33
Nonsense - the Deregulation Act 2015 updates the Road Safety Act 2006 and authorises NHS RRVs and paramedic motorcycles to exceed the speed limits in the same manner as ambulances. Read it properly.
Thursday, 11 April 2019 | 13:06
I was simply sharing an article available to anyone, not giving my opinion. The oprative sentance in tha article is " authorised by an NHS Trust".
The Paraman
Wednesday, 15 May 2019 | 14:38
Wrong, this legislation is misquoted and in actual fact if working in attendance of an emergency blue lights are authorised under current legislation if the vehicle is appropriately marked and lights are fitted correctly an NHS trust has absolutely no ability to authorise use of said road traffic legislation....fake news
Thursday, 16 May 2019 | 15:40
So, if you are right then all of these are wrong then.
Wednesday, 20 November 2019 | 18:32
The admin is correct. Paraman, do yourself a favour and read the legislation before making a fool of yourself. As per the Deregulation Act 2015;
Monday, 25 November 2019 | 20:29
"Only companies authorised by an NHS Trust are allowed to use sirens and blue flashing lights in an emergency."
Thursday, 28 November 2019 | 22:37
Wednesday, 12 February 2020 | 17:34
To reiterate I was simply sharing an article available to anyone, not giving my opinion.
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Purpose of the Position
- Lead logistic department to meet warehouse and logistic activities' daily demand and ensure warehouse operation run smoothly and inventory level is optimized, which includes supervision of supervisors/team leaders, training of warehouse employees on procedures of safety and WIs, and facilitating process improvement throughout the plant;
- Lead company compliance with local customs regulations, road transportation regulations and regulations for import and export and reduce potential risks;
- Serve customer service department internally in order to meet our customer delivery requirement.
Duties and responsibilities
- Local shipping and warehouse management. Responsible for warehouse daily operation and SAP inventory data maintain performance meet company expectations, including proper daily material transfer, manpower budgeting & allocation, efficiency improvement, reduction of related customer complaints, etc.; optimally to help control inventory stock levels, inventory risk and improve customer satisfaction levels through on time delivery;
- Manage import and export activities to reduce company risks and at the same time compliance with local regulations
- Develop and implement a professional logistic system in compliance with ISO requirement.
- Control reasonable inventory level in order to improve working capital effectiveness. Monthly publish warehouse summary with trend analysis on safety, inventory level, cycle count result and cost. Provide data for HSE, CS, purchasing, finance departments on material transfer status (RM receiving or FG delivery) for improvement
- Reduce cost-of-quality (COQ) metrics by actively involving in the investigation of quality issues both internal and external; leading and implementing corrective & preventative actions with continuous process improvement, employee training and communications;
- Make sure cycle count and bi-anually inventory physical count can be conducted in well organized
- Keep legal compliance in respect of road transportations, air shipments, ocean shipments and warehouse management.
- Compliance with internal control procedures of AKZ
- Training and develop subordinates to have them to capable to be in their position
- Coordinate with related department, when receiving 8D report or any other complaint report, to find out the root cause and feedback to QA Dept. ASAP, maintain and implement the Quality System doc as required
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HSEMS and QS Compliance
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aX Profile: Getting to Know Joe Horine
Behind every campaign, there's a strategy, and each strategy is tailored to meet individual advertiser goals. With thousands of campaigns running simultaneously, there has to be organization, structure, and a strong team with a proper lead. In this aX Profile, we're getting to know Joe Horine, the Director of Strategy at AUDIENCEX. What does his weekly schedule look like and how does he support those around him to help the company grow?
A Day in the Life
As the Director of Strategy, Joe Horine runs the strategy team. This department operates in a sales support capacity, "ensuring the company and ultimately the sellers have everything they need to successfully develop a healthy top line without losing sight of the bottom line." On a day-to-day basis, Joe said his "responsibilities vary from working with sellers on sales opportunities, to researching new offerings within the market, vetting new partners to fill gaps in our suite of offerings, disseminating industry trends, and analyzing any number of internal performance metrics."
Life Before AUDIENCEX
Starting his career in a marketing rotational program at Nationwide Insurance, Joe gained a lot of experience in different areas within marketing. He eventually landed on a marketing analytics team that was focused on digital and direct marketing analysis. Joe stated, "Nationwide taught me a lot about the value of a well-documented process, managing bureaucracy and professional politics within a large company, balancing the different stages of a marketing funnel within a larger strategic plan, developing an overarching vision without forgetting the executional pieces needed to make that vision happen, as well as effectively using analytics to dictate strategy."
After that, Joe worked as a consultant for Neustar's MarketShare division. "Getting to support a marketing mix modeling and multi-touch attribution product properly prepared me to address just about any measurement question that might pop up as we work with our wide variety of clients here at aX."
Why AUDIENCEX
When we asked Joe why he chose AUDIENCEX, this is what he had to say: "As with any growing company, there are a seemingly infinite number of opportunities to be a part of and problems to solve on a day-to-day basis. I may not be able to plan more than a week at a time, but that level of unknown makes every day exciting. This is a company that lets you as an individual take on as much as you want, while making it easy for your voice to be heard and your impact be felt."
Joe also pointed out that one of his favorite moments was when "we implemented a completely overhauled RFP process that streamlined a lot of what we do."
Continually Growing
Constantly working towards improvement is one of our biggest values at AUDIENCEX. How does Joe keep growing and learning? He likes to "keep up with anything and everything being thrown at our sellers. Whether that is a new partner being requested by a client, a unique measurement plan for me or my team to design, or just finding a way to speak the same language the client is using, I can confidently say that I'll never get to a point where I've learned enough."
Helping His Team
Joe said he is a "firm believer of a 'servant leadership' model for anyone that I work with or manage. There are a number of different components of that, but the three that are the most important to me are being an active listener, demonstrating empathy, and staying committed to personal growth. The main way I do this is to make myself available whenever needed for my team. Whether as a sounding board, a proofreader, or a venting outlet, my calendar is always open. I also prioritize personal development. That is one of the easiest things to let fall off your radar when things get busy. However, small personal improvements can end up having the largest impact on a team's ability to be successful."
While Joe constantly acts as a resource for his team, he too turns to a number of people both personally and professionally. In his opinion, "no one succeeds alone. Having a strong and supportive network of people I trust is the foundation on which everything in my life is built."
Outside the Office
As much as he works with people during the week, Joe tends to revert back to more introverted habits on the weekends like "binging television & movies or playing video games." According to Joe, he's "always looking for an entertaining way to unwind."
On top of that, Joe loves spending time with his two cats. "They're independent, intelligent, and relatively low maintenance," which makes it easy for Joe to rewatch the last two seasons of Game of Thrones before it comes back in April. "I'm not alone when I say this show has captured my attention like few shows in history, and one reason for that is how unique the show has been."
In terms of music, Joe listens to BPM Radio or "The Best of John Williams" on Spotify, which have been on the top of his heaviest rotation for the last couple weeks. "High energy and uplifting music or some of the best Cinematic scores you'll ever hear, just seem to make the time fly by for me."
Fun Facts
We asked Joe for some fun facts, and here's what he had to say:
- "I tackled NFL running back Leveon Bell in High School, and it actually made his highlight tape on YouTube."
- "In 2015, Nationwide Insurance ran one of the most infamous Super Bowl commercials ever (Youtube link here). I was responsible for developing, updating, and presenting the measurement plan and performance reporting for that commercial."
Hypothetically Speaking
What are three things that Joe thinks will change in the advertising industry in the next three years? Read it all below:
- "Increased Automation – This isn't just a trend within the ad industry. John Oliver just did a piece about the impact of automation. There are tasks that robots are just objectively better at than humans. However, that creates a new opportunity to understand when it does and does not make sense to automate particular tasks."
- "CTV will see the largest channel growth in terms of where clients are spending their money. Even if I lived under a rock and the only source of information I was able to receive were questions our sales team was getting from potential clients, CTV would be at the top of that list by a significant margin."
- "Increased Transparency – We're not in a very trustworthy time in history. Companies that are able to remain profitable and provide their clients with a transparent view into what they are getting for their money SHOULD find incremental success in the coming years."
In terms of ads he thinks he'll be targeted with next, Joe said "I'm a sucker for any type of gadget ad, especially on Instagram when I'm just mindless scrolling."
The Future
What is Joe looking forward to in the next five years? "There are a lot of concepts related to targeting and/or measurement that are still too new for the common marketer to fully understand them. My hope is in the next five years, concepts like multi-touch attribution will be better understood by everyone in our industry."
About aX Profiles
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- Surgical repair of the sphincter (the muscle that opens and closes to let stool pass)
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- Colon and rectal surgeons at Rush have helped pioneer several minimally invasive techniques, including colorectal laparoscopy and intestinal robotic surgery. These techniques, which involve smaller incisions, can lead to less pain and shorter recovery times.


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OTTAWA - Ottawa Senators defenceman Marc Methot did not have a very auspicious start to Saturdays game against the Arizona Coyot
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Its lucky more than anything else and Im just happy we got the win after that fluky first goal.After scoring two goals two minutes apart at the end of the second period, the Senators scored two goals 20 seconds apart in the opening 2:17 of the third period to take control of the game.Ryans shot from the top of the crease beat Mike Smith in the Arizona goal at 1:57 and at 2:17, Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored to give the Senators a 5-1 lead and chase Smith from the goal after just 20 shots.Mike Hoffman and Milan Michalek also scored for the Senators (20-19-9) while Robin Lehner turned aside 35 shots for his first win since Dec. 13.Zybnek Michalek and Sam Gagne scored for the Coyotes (17-26-6). 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Some of my second year students have organised what's promising to be a great exhibition in Brighton which opens on Saturday. Some top-flight illustrators have contributed artwork based on the theme "if you could do anything tomorrow, what would it be?"
Check out the web site to see the works and, if you're in the area, pop along. Any proceeds from print sales go to their graduate show next year, and you can buy online if you can't make it in person. Some great pieces in there – highly recommended.


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For the high school and college students, the bell at the end of a lesson has always been a symbol of freedom. With a sense of relief, students realize that another endless lecture or a stressful test is over, and they can enjoy the hard-earned short break. It's not surprising that after the bell rings, they aim to grab their books and head towards the door with the speed of lightning. However, for teachers (luckily, only some, not all of them!), the school bell doesn't always seem to mean what it's supposed to. For an inscrutable reason, they expect the class to stay put at their seats and keep listening to them as if the lesson has lengthened itself and is not going to end. And when some 'braveheart' dares to remind that it's time to leave, the teacher may stare at them with a stern look and proclaim: "The bell doesn't dismiss you, I do!"
Does this situation sound familiar to you? Have you ever encountered the same? Maybe you were left after the class as a result of your behavior? If so, you definitely are not alone. It's safe to say that at some point, most of the students have been held back after the class along with their whole group. Some were told to stay individually. Just as your peers, you may wonder, "Is it really acceptable for the teachers to keep students after the school bell has rung?" The majority of young people are certain that the teachers can't dictate the rules and encroach on their free time, but what if they are mistaken? In this article, we'll get to the truth, and will find out if it's illegal for the teachers to keep students after the bell.
Is it illegal to hold students after the bell: Students' behavior and its consequences
Usually, teachers may ask the students to stay after the bell for one of these reasons:
- A teacher lacked a few minutes to clarify an important home assignment.
- One, several or all students were disrupting the lesson and prevented the teacher from explaining the material.
- Someone left a mess at their working place, and a teacher wants them to clean.
Whichever the reason, the actions of a teacher don't contradict with common sense and don't cross any boundaries. Generally, students can be held only 1 to 5 minutes late, so that they don' t run the risk of missing their bus, lunch, a sports section, etc.
On the contrary, a student who disobeys and refuses to stay after the class (especially if it happens repetitively) is supposed to insubordinate which may involve school penalties, including being suspended to the office or home, writing up an official case statement, etc.
Is it illegal to keep students after the bell for punishment?
The answer to the above question is "No". A teacher who holds the students after the end of a lesson doesn't really break any laws. To be considered "illegal", his actions should refer to a forcible restraint of some kind. But as we know, no teacher has ever arrested a student for leaving a class or talking loud. Their request to stay for an extra 10 minutes is in no way a preventive punishment, but an attempt to discipline someone who has misbehaved.
Of course, the norms of behavior of teachers and students may depend upon a state or a particular school one attends. You should check the administrative regulations or school board of whatever school you are at. But in most cases, schools and colleges operate under the doctrine called "in loco parentis" which literally means "in place of the parents". This gives them greater leeway in the maintenance of good discipline and order than many other government actors.
Is it illegal to keep students after class: Does the Geneva Convention law really forbid it?
If you look online for the answer to the question "Can teachers keep students after a class?" you'll find numerous blog posts, comments and twits the authors of which refer to Article 33 on collective punishments of the Fourth Geneva Convention that allegedly forbids keeping students after a lesson is over. However, any trained lawyer will tell that this law is about "protecting the rights of civilians in case of occupation or armed conflict". Hence, from the text of this particular Geneva Convention law school bell, as well as any school rules, have nothing to do either with "collective penalties", or with "measures of intimidation to the civilians". The bell can't be considered a mark after which further actions and decisions of a teacher become illegal. That's why, unless your teacher keeps a student or the whole class after the final bell, say, till 9 pm every day, for a month they are not crossing any line.


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LONDON Calling
By the time this issue of AwaaZ comes out, there will have been a further development in the Mau Mau litigation before the High Court in London about which I wrote in Issue 2 of 2011. It is possible, though unlikely, for the case of Mutua and Others v The Foreign and Commonwealth Office to have been finally disposed of or settled by some sort of agreement between the parties, but in any event its reverberations will continue to resonate for a long time.
Briefly, to recap, the case concerns claims by Ndiku Mutua and his co-plaintiffs that they were seriously mistreated (in other words physically tortured and abused) by the British colonial authorities while in detention as Mau Mau suspects during the Emergency.
The further development in contemplation at the time of writing this is the full- scale hearing of the case scheduled for 16 to 27 July, 2012. That will provide another opportunity for publicity in the form of media interviews and other coverage that has elevated the whole saga to a high level of public awareness already – starting from when the proceedings were first launched in 2009, then last year in April at the time of a preliminary hearing on certain technical aspects (when the claimants had travelled to Britain and were pictured with placards outside the High Court) and further when the ruling on the April hearing was delivered in July of 2011. This July there will be a heightened interest in the case because the four surviving claimants are again expected to attend in person.
Of course, the case having been commenced in 2009, over 50 years after the events in question, one of the issues, as yet to be determined, will be whether the claims are barred by time limitation. Weighed against that will be the significance of the much publicised uncovering of a mass of evidential material buried in the 'lost' Colonial Office files dating back to before independence. As on the previous occasion, so on this, my instinct tells me that the ultimate outcome will be favourable to the claimants – let us see!
Be that as it may, it was against this general background that the Mau Mau Justice Network UK (MMJN) held a public meeting in a prime central London location on 14 June, 2012. It was a packed gathering of a cross-section of Kenyan diasporans and other British residents who have espoused the cause of justice for victims of colonial oppression in terms of the MMJN`s mission statement.
After introductory remarks by the chairman Dan Thea, the first to address the meeting was the ex-Kenyan activist Shiraz Durrani, who expounded his somewhat contentious overview of Kenya's history and argued that the Mau Mau was in a long line of resistance to foreign invasions going back to the 15th century when the Portuguese had to build Fort Jesus at Mombasa as a defensive enclave. More specifically, following on from the General Strike of 1950, the Mau Mau emerged to fight with the British on the burning issues of land and liberty. From its origins in the Mathare Valley shanty town of Nairobi, Mau Mau was to shift its operations deep into the Aberdare forest, where it was to hold the first Kenyan Parliament in 1954 when the Kenya Defence Council was set up and, according to him, Dedan Kimathi 'elected' the first Prime Minister of [as of then an un-independent] Kenya! Durrani`s parting message was that we needed to understand this hidden history of Kenya for an insight into the real grievances of the people.
The next to speak was Onyekachi Wambu, a renowned British journalist, writer and campaigning public intellectual of Nigerian origin. He thought the Mau Mau veterans' case fell within the broader scheme of seeking retrospective justice for the past wrongs of slavery (including the slave trade) and colonialism. He pointed to the inherent imbalance in the historical narrative handed down by the conquerors and imperialists - the received wisdom of successive generations – in which there were plaudits and monuments for the plantation owners but none for those upon whose sweat and labour the slave economies had been built and flourished. Another example of this, he added was that while western journalists often highlighted the plight of white Zimbabwean farmers, they failed to put it in the historical context of the denial of equal civil rights to the indigenous population.
After that the lawyers from Leigh Day & Co, gave the background to and an update on the case, explaining the legal processes involved. They readily acknowledged that atrocities had been committed by protagonists on both sides, but of course in this instance the claimants were seeking damages for the mistreatment and abuse that they had suffered at the hands of the authorities. Even so their ultimate goal is to secure a statement of regret from the British government and the setting up of some sort of a compensation fund for all the victims of torture. Whether and when that will materialise remains to be seen.
They were followed by Maggie Dowden, General Secretary of Liberation, which in its heyday was called The Movement for Colonial Freedom, founded by Fenner Brockway who, as the radical Labour MP during the 1950s, had fearlessly and fiercely supported the cause of Kenyan independence (see the profile of J M Desai in the last issue of AwaaZ). Her short contribution was on the need for the British people to learn more about their own imperial history; this was echoed in much more forceful terms by Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran serving Labour MP who has championed a whole range of radical left-wing causes throughout his political career. He warmly recalled how Dan Thea, a Kenyan diasporan long settled in Britain, had vigorously campaigned for him when he first stood for Parliament in the 1979 General Election.
Then there were some interesting and spirited contributions from the floor. One participant urged that an out of court settlement was to be avoided at all costs because, in his view, only a full public hearing of the case would expose the real truth of the horrors of colonial suppression of those who were fighting for their just rights. Another contributor, a Congolese gentleman, too, saw the virtue of making the world aware of the depth of the suffering of subject peoples everywhere, and lamented the treatment of Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti, who had called for restitution from France of payments forcibly extracted from Haiti as compensation for confiscation of French property during the Haitian struggle for liberation from colonial exploitation and excesses. A third speaker, also an accomplished (lady) journalist and broadcaster, drew a thunderous applause for her fiery insistence that there is a universality in the quest for righting historical wrongs and that the Mau Mau scenario well fitted into this concept.
So there it was, without a single note of fundamental dissention or criticism, even if one or two people did express some reservations about the tactics of the litigation and what it is meant to achieve. But it must not be overlooked that all this discourse is taking place within the wider framework of what has come to be known as the Mau Mau Memorialization (MMM) project, a grand cathartic exercise in forging a renewed sense of Kenyan national identity and unity in the wake of the post-election ethnic violence of 2007/8.
This has involved a vigorous re-examination of Kenyan history and is the subject of an extremely well researched critical study by Lotte Hughes, lecturer in African Arts and Cultures at The (British) Open University, in 'African Studies' (a University of Witwaterstand publication, Vol 70, Issue 2, 2011), with the give-away title 'Truth be Told: Some Problems with Historical Revisionism in Kenya'. There is not space here for considering her thesis in detail; suffice it to say that the main thrust of her paper is that the MMM phenomenon must not be taken at its face value as representing a unified national movement, that its aggressive agenda driven programme is tending to overshadow or side-line other perspectives going against the grain of what she calls 'the prevailing meta-narrative [in which] Mau Mau is popularly depicted as a jolly good thing, which has the power to unite all Kenyans in their post-electoral hour of need'!
In outline, she argues that the fact that Mau Mau had remained banned for four decades after independence had engendered a collective amnesia about it that only began to lift after 2003, which in turn then became the starting point for the emergence of a new orthodoxy that has appropriated the memory of Mau Mau for the laudable but nevertheless questionable objective of establishing it as the singular symbol of the entire liberation struggle. As she puts it, 'this will not do because it excludes any mention of loyalists and the thousands if not millions of Kenyans who were neither on one side nor the other (or in the Gikuyu case 'faced both ways') in what became a civil war, not a straight fight between the colonial power and nationalist guerrillas'.
She goes on, 'Mau Mau fighters did not win militarily, though they helped to pave the way for independence', and adds poignantly: 'Understandably, many of those who took part in the British-led counter-insurgency campaign do not wish to speak of it. Families were torn apart when close relatives followed different paths, as Ngugi waThiong'o (2010) movingly describes in his recent childhood memoir. Yet many Kenyans, no matter what their ethnic roots and political allegiances, sympathise with ex-fighters' repeated public claims that they were betrayed by the post-independence political elite, and left to languish in poverty'.
Hughes cites a plethora of academic sources for her findings and conclusions and her article will undoubtedly pass into the ever-expanding body of knowledge and reference for students and experts of Kenyan history even if it may be perceived as treading on sensitive territory! But it is important that both sides of the equation are looked at dispassionately, and in particular to note what Hughes says about the current Mau Mau case at footnote 49:
'I support the case in principle. My critique, however, focuses on the ways in which it is being used to skew historical analysis and public debate'.
And so let me return to where I started: Mau Mau happened in Kenya but half a century later its ghosts came to London and have been inhabiting the corridors of the Royal Courts of Justice since. This is hardly surprising because of the historical connection between Britain and Kenya. And London, which used to be the great capital of the imperial era (see Issue 3, 2010), now transformed into a global hub of diverse nationalities and ethnicities, has always been the home of foreign exiles, refugees and settled migrants who maintain close contacts with extensive networks of parliamentarians, lawyers, academics, students, media commentators, writers, church related and charitable institutions and other public-spirited organisations and individuals prepared to spend time, energy and resources on supporting a whole range of causes and campaigns to do with political and human rights in different parts of the world. The 14 June meeting was in this long tradition - not the first nor will it be the last about an important aspect of British/Kenyan relations – an example of what has been famously termed 'the Empire strikes back'!
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Ramnik (better known as RKD) Shah practiced as an advocate in Nairobi for 10 years from 1964, and was Vice- Chairman of the Law Society of Kenya for 1973/74. After settling in Britain, he practiced as a solicitor there for 30 years from 1975 and following retirement continues to write in various forums and as a member of the editorial board of the London-based Journal of Immigration Asylum and Nationality Law.


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4chicken breasts, boneless and skinless, cut in thirds (12 pieces)
·bacon slices, partially cooked but not crisp
·salt and pepper, to taste
·garlic powder, to taste
·chili powder, to taste
·brown sugar
How to Make Sweet & Spicy Bacon Chicken
- **Also great on the grill! No juices to drizzle on anything, but still delicious! (Picture shows grilled version)
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** I have made these before and found that the bacon created too much grease in the bottom of the pan so I placed a cooling rack in my foil lined pan. I placed the wrapped chicken on the cooling rack which allowed the grease to drip to the bottom of the pan. It made for easy clean up. This is definitely a family favorite in our house!
- ** So good! I used chicken tenders, made it in the oven with garlic Parmesan rosemary potatoes.
** Made this finally and loved it! The only thing I'll be doing next time is adding cayenne because my husband and I love spicy stuff.
** This is the most delicious thing I have ever eaten! You cannot go out any buy at a restaurant anything even comparable to this! I made it for the first time last week and had it again Friday. The whole family just loves this!
** Just made this and it's a winner! I didn't put enough seasoning on though, but next time I'll know to add a little more. Thanks for sharing a great recipe
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O Grego, Loulé, perfectly captures the Greek spirit – with superb ambience and cuisine as well
If you're planning to book a Unique Luxury Holidays luxury villa or apartment in the Alfontes or Boliqueme areas or those in Quinta do Lago or Vale do Lobo resorts who wish to explore a little wider afield, you're only minutes' drive from the delightful town of Loulé. In the centre of town, you'll find this small, deliciously intimate Greek restaurant (probably the only Greek-themed eatery in the Algarve), taking up the ground floor of an old and inviting local house in the centre of the town. With low ceilings and just a few windows, this feels like a secret and subterranean destination, and has an inviting, fascinating ambience to match – with a small, charming courtyard open during summer months for al fresco dining.
Owner Philippos serves up a menu of great home-cooked Greek dishes, and typical starters include taramosalata, aubergine dip, olives, humus, tzatziki, deep-fried feta, and cheese pies. The Greek salad is a great light option and goes well with any main course such as kebabs, mousaka, stifado (beef stew) and meatballs. Desserts include cheesecake, lemon sorbet, and yoghurt with honey and nuts. To drink, we recommend robust Greek wine, plus there's also ice-cold beer, retsina (an acquired taste, but well worth persevering with) and ouzo.
It's open for lunch if you want to book it privately for a group - otherwise it's an evenings-only venue; and it comfortably fits 20 people or so, with 10 extra in the courtyard during the summer. You'll find it on 116 Rua Eng. Duarte Pacheco, Loulé, and it's not easy to find (which makes it even more fun!). With Modelo supermarket on your right, go straight across the roundabout towards the old town gate (on the left), and the restaurant is a few doors down (look for a modest chalk board sign). Well worth hunting down, it's a real taste of authentic Greece, and a great place for a social night out with family and friends; it's certainly got the thumbs-up from the Unique Luxury Holidays team!


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I just know I'm going to get a text message from my mom tomorrow that says: "I can't believe you talked about your period on your blog! Don't you know anyone can read that?"
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
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Calling my mom or sisters usually helps. But if they are not around then music, candles, wine, and a funny movie usually does the trick for me. Oh hi, I'm new here. My name is Noël. Happy to be your newest follower. You have a fun spot here and I look forward to reading more.ReplyDeleteReplies
So happy to have you Noel. :) Laughter always does the soul good, eh? Thanks for sharing your tips!Delete
I'm sorry your day sucked (vacuumed hehe), but I have to tell you, this post made me smile. Thanks for being "real" on your blog!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm glad it made you smile, Heather. Now I bet you'll always think "vacuum" instead of "suck"!! :DDelete
Hey love, sorry to hear you had a bad day. I think it's great that you share your real life here. I've had pms issues myself the past couple of weeks and it's comforting to know i'm not alone. I hope you have a better day! And i hope you got my email ok :) take care xxReplyDeleteReplies
I did get your email. Thank you so much. And I'm glad to know I'm not alone either. Thanks for your comment. <3Delete
Oh, LOVE this, LOVE this, LOVE this!!! I'm sorry your day vacuumed, and then didn't...I do almost the same thing you did...minus the ice cream. sometimes its just a little TLC that we need...ReplyDeleteReplies
A little TLC goes a long way. :)Delete
I usually go out and hang with a friend...even if it's just walking around the mall or not doing anything but hanging out at her house.ReplyDelete
Keep your head up love, every day may not be good but there is good in every day! You deserve to smile :)ReplyDelete
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Real life isn't always beautiful pictures and outfits, is it? When I have those crap days, I try to keep it in perspective and I read blogs! The blogosphere can be a really inspiring place and everyone is always so inspirational and positive - it can't help but lift my spiritsReplyDelete
This made me giggle, but I am sorry you had a lousy day!ReplyDelete
I like to curl up in bed with a good book when I am feeling down, and chocolate is always on the want list!


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Bollywood stunning actor Salman Khan, after a hectic day of promotions, enjoyed a rickshaw ride back home from Mehboob Studio and paid 19 times more than the auto fare.
According to Indian media, Salman, known for being the man with the golden heart, paid Rs 1000 for the ride which would have hardly cost him Rs 50.
1000 rupees actually doesn't matter for such huge star who earns fortunes with one film. Yet, the Bollywood media boosted terms like Kind, Humanity, none other than him and so on. That was a good gesture of Salman Khan to help an auto driver.


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Yesterday we posted a story about an awesome Japanese ROTK poster. We weren't sure if the poster was official or really cool fan art. Well today we received word from a ton of Ringers in Japan that this poster is indeed real! Take a look! [More]Posted in Old Main News on October 7, 2003 by xoanon


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Thoughts on the mountains, lakes, people, plants, animals and everyday life here in the North Country.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Sweet Violets!...
17 comments:
- corin said...
Just beautiful.
- May 4, 2009 at 10:26 PM
- Char said...
there is something so sweet and simple about violets - beautiful shots
- May 4, 2009 at 10:33 PM
Isn't it fun to have them again to photograph!
- May 4, 2009 at 10:51 PM
- TourPro said...
Dinah Shore?! Dang I feel old.
Sadly, I remember her show. At least those flowers are young and fresh.
- May 5, 2009 at 6:47 AM
- TourPro said...
Pretty strange lyrics to that tune.
- May 5, 2009 at 6:50 AM
- Debbie said...
Violets...so innocent...so beautiful..an unsolicited gift!
- May 5, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- A New England Life said...
Aren't they such sweet little flowers? Especially when they're mixed in with yellow dandelions.
Unfortunately my hubby likes to mow them down the very first chance he gets! lol! He says they're weeds and he doesn't like them. I have to admit they will take over the whole yard given the chance!
Any flower is a good flower this time of year : )
- May 5, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- Shelley said...
These violets are beautiful! A sure sign of spring! These are one of my mom's favorite flowers - I'm shooting some photos of them this morning in my yard and going to frame them for her.
- May 5, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Unknown said...
Oh how lovely - I love violets - such a sweet, simple, unassuming flower. Great pics!
- May 5, 2009 at 9:53 AM
- NCmountainwoman said...
I remember that song! I loved it when I was a child...it was almost naughty (when you are 7) and I loved the surprises in it.
I love the sweet violets as well.
- May 5, 2009 at 10:26 AM
- Carolyn said...
These are so beautiful and your photos are great. Violets are one of those flowers that are "just there' not showy or loud...just there.
Change is inevitable...the smaller ferries, Queen of Prince Rupert & Queen of the North carried everything, community docks were built to accommodate them and when they arrived at the communities(no matter what time)everyone would come to meet them. Years ago they would allow community members to come on board to have coffee and pie in the restaruant on the two hour stop. People need to go to the hospital, if not an emergency would travel by ferry in special cabins. When I first arrived on the islands I was coming home just before Christmas from Vancouver. When we got into Prince Rupert on Christmas eve we went to sleep on the ferry thinking we would be on the islands the next morning....the weather blew up and we spent three days on board the Queen of the North waiting for the weather to settle down. The crews spend two weeks on and two weeks off shift and while on, live on board. We were served a full turkey Christmas dinner and Santa came and handed out gifts for the kids, credit was extended to locals at the book store...it was a blast! That would never happen now. The new ferries are too big to dock in the isolated communities so there are little open car ferries that take you to Shearwater/Bella Bella to catch the big boat....the romance is gone. You are forbidden to sleep on the floors with your sleeping bags, a very common exercise for locals who do not want to pay for a cabin...everyone has their favourite spot on the ferry to crash! The ferries are now for the tourist. In your area the closest ferry to the Queen of Prince Rupert is the ChiChimun that sails from Tobermory to Manitoulin Island in Georgian Bay, Ontario. It was built by the same company that built the QPR. There is a set of doors inside the bow which close and lock when the snot closes and the same on the stern. They were added after the sister ship to the Queen of the North sank in the North Sea when the bow doors where left open and she took on water and turned turtle drowning everyone on board.
Think I have said enough...thanks for stopping by.
- May 5, 2009 at 5:59 PM
- Jean said...
Your violet photos are lovely! Violets are a favorite and I love the wild ones that pop up in the lawn the best. Jean
- May 5, 2009 at 7:21 PM
- A Joyful Chaos said...
I love violets! They are so shy and modest and utterly sweet.
You did a great job photographing them.
- May 5, 2009 at 10:50 PM
- Beth Niquette said...
Ooooooooh...I popped over to your blog to say thank you for what you said on mine...and then I was stunned by the sheer loveliness of your photography. AH! TOTALLY fills my eyes...WOW!
I have to say, I laughed and laughed when I read your comment, "You probably promised him a date..." That hit my funny bone BIG time! (Grin)
Thank you, I needed that!
- May 6, 2009 at 5:57 PM
Violets make such willing subjects. There are so many of them. You can go wide angle. You can go close-up on one. I can see the experimentation in this series of images. You're doing fine.
- May 7, 2009 at 6:15 AM
- The Author said...
Oh so beautiful. None here yet but perhaps they are on the way. In the meantime, I have your beautiful photos.
- May 7, 2009 at 10:10 AM
- Susannah said...
One of my most favorite flowers. My Grandma's name was Violet.
Beautiful pictures!
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|Home > Nationale 'good practices' voor de VWA: Studie naar drie soortgelijke autoriteiten in Nederland
In 2005 researchers from Wageningen UR and LNV DK conducted exploratory research for VWA into the good practices of three inspectorates - PD, IVW-DL and AFM - as part of the review of the financial system, subject to the financial articles, due to be implemented in EU member states on 1 January 2006. In these three cases, the main focus was on the implementation of auditing activities and the method of financing. The findings for these cases and the findings of the cases from EU member states will be used in the scenario study. In all, three reports will be published in the framework of this investigation.


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I have uploaded a video of this project which can be seen on my YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/sstock.
The project consists of two parts, the LabVIEW VI (LCD with custom commands_Project.vi) and the Arduino sketch (ArduinoFirmware.ino).
Components used are one LCD (2004A) wired to an Arduino Nano which is attached to the back .


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It's hard to believe, but it's been nearly eighteen months since the Duffer Brothers introduced us to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, and its likable adolescent inhabitants. Since then, Netflix's 'Stranger Things' has gone on to become a global phenomenon.
Available in over 20 languages in 190 countries around the world, "Stranger Things" has captured the public imagination. One Netflix subscriber even streamed the first season from Antarctica.
Considering the constant chatter of social media, it seems tough for shows to sneak up on people. Yet "Stranger Things" did exactly that. Just how did the '80s supernatural thriller become one of the biggest shows of recent years?
For starters, it has the clout of Netflix, a company which is adding around 12,000 subscribers in the US each day and over 56,000 subscribers per day in the rest of the world. Most notable, however, is the show's marketing strategy.
With season two already making waves, let's look at how 'Stranger Things' has turned the world of marketing upside down.
Immersive Experiences
Fans of "Stranger Things" have immersed themselves in the world of Hawkins. A few weeks after the show was released on Netflix, the company published a 360° virtual reality video on YouTube.
This interactive experience allowed viewers to explore the first floor of the Byers home – where much of the supernatural action goes down – and experience the thrill for themselves.
For season two, Netflix ramped up its experiential marketing efforts. Through a recently published YouTube playlist called 'Hawkins Monitored,' viewers can spy on leading characters with a series of hidden cameras. This gives audiences unique access to the perspective of the Hawkins Department of Energy.
The sinister corporation again comes to the fore in a new marketing campaign, this time under its alternative name of Hawkins Power and Light. Billboards touting Hawkins Power and Light have popped up in Los Angeles and New York, displaying the tagline, "Flipping the Switch for a Brighter Tomorrow."
The campaign features a working 1-800 number that functions much like a regular corporate phone line – soothing on-hold music, menu directions to follow, automated responses – until there's a crackling sound similar to Joyce Byers' eerie phone calls in the show.
okay but the number actually puts you through to hawkins power and light, as if i wasn't excited enough already pic.twitter.com/M188WvU5gw
— dracu(lana) (@wronngcrowd) October 23, 2017
Luckily, Netflix has also thrown in humorous experiences for good measure. For New York Comic-Con in early October, the company deployed 20 Dustins on pedicabs throughout the city. Not only did the Dustins ride through the streets blasting '80s music, they also gave Comic-Con attendees free rides.
These experiences are entirely unique to "Stranger Things" and ensure that the show remains top of mind with audiences both offline and online.
Nostalgia Resonates
Set in the 1980s amid government conspiracies, missing children, and the creepy unexplained, "Stranger Things" pays homage to popular culture of the time. The works of Stephen King and Steven Spielberg come to mind, alongside shows like Twin Peaks and The X-Files.
For viewers, the show evokes feelings of nostalgia. Such emotions can help viewers connect with the show and associate it with positive childhood memories. As one study conducted by the Journal of Consumer Research discovered, people actually spend more money when they are feeling nostalgic.
'Stranger Things' has tapped into these nostalgic emotions as part of its marketing efforts. During the summer, the show began a #StrangerThursdays campaign on social which gave audiences a weekly recap of episodes from season one. But that's not all.
The show also revealed a range of poster designs that directly reference supernatural movies from the 1980s. The eight posters take clear visual cues from the numerous sci-fi films that influenced the show's retro aesthetic.
Do you know what your kids are watching?
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Like the original posters, the "Stranger Things" promos are highly stylized, with each poster having its own unique logotype. They also have a low-resolution visual style reminiscent of the retro film adverts of the era.
It's 1984 in Hawkins, Indiana.
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The show not only called upon its strongest influences, it unashamedly utilized them to connect with fans who can relate to that memorable era of supernatural thrillers.
Within the show itself, cultural references have been a focal point. Nowhere is this more apparent than the show's mysterious central character, Eleven. The telekinetically-gifted adolescent became addicted to Eggo waffles during the first season. The tasty treat has since featured in the 'Stranger Things' Super Bowl ad.
Eggo has certainly capitalized on its new cultural relevance. It's already released a branded 'Stranger Things' spoiler blocker which apparently detects and blocks out any posts on Reddit or Facebook, tweets on Twitter, or stories on Google News that mention "Stranger Things" or terms related to the show.
Can't binge #StrangerThings? No prob. Our spoiler blocker will help you avoid spoilers like this clip from Season 2 https://t.co/U34LkGCysA pic.twitter.com/SBfp189DA4
— Eggo® (@eggo) October 16, 2017
Furthermore, the brand has released recipes tied to each of season two's nine episodes and do-it-yourself costume pieces made with Eggo boxes, while 'Stranger Things' toasters and Eggo waffles are making their way to influencers. This breathes new life into a brand that many Gen Xers and Millennials talk about with fondness.
Hitting the Right Notes
The '80s was a time filled with cultural touchpoints, and for "Stranger Things," music is one of the most prominent callbacks to the decade. The theme music, created by a modern synthwave band called S U R V I V E, provides the all-too-well-known '80s synth sound.
The soundtracks of most '80s supernatural thrillers were famously ominous. It's therefore fitting that 'Stranger Things' has paid tribute with a modern twist on eerie instrumentals.
The soundtrack to the show itself takes viewers on a trip down memory lane. Outside of synth sounds, '80s classics such as Toto's "Africa" feature in prominent scenes. Music has a way of inducing nostalgia, reminding viewers of childhood favorites and memorable milestones.
Word of Mouth is Key
Following its debut in July 2016, "Stranger Things" spread like wildfire. Word of mouth played a huge role in its growing popularity. The lack of hype, but quality of content, created a word of mouth marketing effect in which consumers, not Netflix, sold the show to other consumers.
Even horror author Stephen King, an obvious influence on the show, sang its praises. And during the long wait for season two, fans continued to promote the show on and offline.
During the summer, the team behind Chicago's Emporium Arcade Bar launched a 'Stranger Things' pop-up bar. Aptly called The Upside Down, the pop-up featured all the 80's goodness that fans have come to expect. Eleven's favorite toasted waffles were of course present, as were blinking Christmas lights, an old-school AV rig and the Byers' family couch.
Meanwhile, online fans are creating a plethora of digital tools to celebrate the hit show. One popular example, Make It Stranger, is a type generator that allows you to "strangify" any words you choose into the show title's unique font. These images can then be downloaded, Tweeted, or shared on Facebook.
Thanks to the "Stranger Things" synth machine, you can live out your '80s synth player fantasies by customizing your version of the theme song with Robert Vinlaun's ramsophone.
And what would a hit show be without its own subreddit. This hub of fan activity showcases everything from video essays on '80s pop culture to real tattoos that were inspired by the series.
Coming from humble beginnings, it was important for "Stranger Things" to build an initial cult following. These early fans were brand advocates, promoting and selling the show to other consumers on and offline – actions that were pivotal to the show's rise.
A Strange Future?
Everybody loves an underdog story. According to the Duffer Brothers, "Stranger Things" was rejected 15 to 20 times by various networks. Executives doubted that a show featuring four kids as lead characters could take off. This makes the show's success all the more remarkable.
This underdog has become one of Netflix's most popular shows, but what does the future hold? Surprisingly, the future holds something consumers are already very familiar with: merchandise.
The success of the #ImWithBarb movement (we miss you Barb) indicated potential for 'Stranger Things' merchandise. In collaboration with Target, Netflix is realizing that potential. This new partnership sees branded merch such as clothing, coffee mugs, and DVD-in-VHS-disguise hit the shelves of Target on and offline.
Even Netflix CEO Reed Hastings couldn't resist some product placement during the company's Q3 earnings call, donning an ugly 'Stranger Things' Christmas sweater.
Netflix, having originally made its name in DVD rentals, is coming full circle by once again launching physical products. Meanwhile, "Stranger Things" will continue to blur the lines between fiction and reality, offering immersive experiences, charming nostalgia and ultimately, a show that audiences dare not miss.
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EDITORIAL – Restaurants and bars, please stop using those plastic straws
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger.
KUDOS TO the Noble Pig for getting rid of plastic straws.
It is, you might say, a noble thing to do. The popular local brewhouse and restaurant has decided to do away with straws in its drinks unless customers specifically ask for them, and to move toward bio-degradable straws for those who do.
Environmentalist David Suzuki has long argued for getting rid of plastic straws. He points out that in the U.S. alone, 500 million of them are discarded every day, or more than 180 billion a year.
That means 1.4 million kilograms of plastic is sent to landfills — and into our oceans — every day.
Plastic straws have been around since the 1960s when they began replacing paper straws. Now they're even used in plain old glasses of water in restaurants.
The problem is, they don't biodegrade. Anti-straw campaigns are springing up all over the world, and a lot of restaurants — the Noble Pig being the latest — have stopped using them.
Straws, which are among the top 10 litter items found in beach cleanups, haven't drawn as much attention as plastic shopping bags, but they're getting there. And while we're talking about plastic, it may be time for local governments to legislate against those bags.
Yes, some local stores now charge for plastic bags, but I can tell you my own super market observations suggest it hasn't made much difference.
Let's face it, plastic is big business. It's durable and it's cheap. Biodegradable straws, for example, cost five times as much as the plastic version.
Hopefully, more restaurants will join the anti-straw movement and show the kind of environmental awareness that the Noble Pig has. But making a serious dent in the problem requires a partnership between customers and businesses.
We can start getting serious about bringing re-usable shopping bags to the grocery store, and we can start telling restaurants not to put straws in our drinks.
Eventually, it will make a difference.
I'm Mel Rothenburger, the Armchair Mayor.
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