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Frances is a cross-disciplinary artist, performer, writer, & designer, coming from dance and choreography.
She is a practitioner and theorist of movement and physicality, who works across multiple practical and theoretical disciplines, who relates selfhood and self-experience to and against the dominant cultural defaults of physically active 'bodies'.
She was born and grew up first in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on land of the Wendat, the Anishnaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Métis, and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation. The child of a Pakeha mother from Wellington, Aotearoa, and a Muslim father from Johannesburg, South Africa, she then lived in Aotearoa, in Wellington, the iwi of Te Āti Awa, and Auckland, the iwi of Ngāti Whātua. She moved to Australia, training at Victoria College of the Arts in Naarm / Melbourne on Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung land of the Kulin Nation. She lives in Berlin, Germany.
She works across dance, theatre, installation and performance, photography, film, text, and digital art. Identity (self, personal, collective, historical) forms a primary background to her work, as does training, physical labour, endurance, suffering, and discipline, in particular ballet, cyclocross, and rock climbing.
When not working in theatre, Frances reads and writes, with an emphasis on women's, feminine, and trans people's roles, selfhood, and representation, particularly for those with a multiethnic, migration and Muslim heritage.
Frances blogs here on supernaut.info since 2004 (first post and de facto original 'About' page), makes performance on francesdath.info, designs on francesdath.name.

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The annual Bedwellty Agricultural Society quiz night will this year take place on Friday 23rd February at Plas Mawr Community Centre, Highfields, Blackwood, NP12 1HB. Commencing at 7:30pm, admission price is £10 which includes buffet and raffle, payable on the door.
Please confirm attendance prior to arrival with any member of the committee, or by calling the B.A.S. chairman Mr Glyn Davies on: 07974813394.
An enjoyable night out and opportunity to support our society, we look forward to seeing you!
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Union concern >
I READ your article (ECHO May 21) about the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB).
In my capacity as Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) representative for civil service staff at the bureau, I thought your readers might be interested to know that, at the same time as fining Capita for their failure to meet the required service standards at the CRB, the Home Office is looking to allow the private sector (Capita) to do even more CRB work.
Via late amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill the Home Office is seeking to allow, for the first time, the private sector Capita to access sensitive police data held on the police national computer.
PCS members at the Bureau are very concerned by these proposals, as not only would this allow for the wholesale of CRB work but we believe it also raises several data protection and national security issues. We are concerned that these proposals would also allow this work to go to third-party contractors outside the UK and believe such access to this information should be restricted to civil servants only.
As such, we have already raised these matters in the hope of getting the government to think again.
Liam O'Donnell,
PCS representative, Criminal Records Bureau, L3
Not so EC >
IF Tony Blair ever wanted feedback of what the Europeans thought of our support for the US invasion of Iraq it was clearly shown by the voting for the Eurovision Song Contest when the reasonable UK entry did not secure a single vote.
The Europeans humiliated us in the only way they could. (Even Austria's comical joke song came in the top six.)
Perhaps Tony Blair will now realise we have little in common with the Europeans and have much more to gain by remaining independent of the EC and it's currency and enjoying our unique relationship with America, the old Commonwealth and the rest of the English speaking world.
Since being part of the EC, we have only experienced the down side; expensive fuel, cars, fresh produce, alcoholic drinks and tobacco, etc. We enjoy none of the consumer benefits of the rest of Europeans!
Who needs Europe? Not me!
Simon Icke,
Address Supplied
Null deserved >
SO THERE we have it then, the UK's total embarrassment in the Eurovision Song Contest was due to the monitors not working!
I say, what a great pity the stage microphones were NOT working either!
Our song, called, I think, 'Baby Pass the Vomit Bag!', was a ten-a-penny, kiddie bopper, disco throwaway and summed up all that is wrong with the British record industry - tasteless, talentless and completely lacking in ideas and direction.
Whatever happened to variety and good songs?
The answer is simple, it's all gone, because kids do not like variety.
However, performing a kid's song and prancing about with a total lack of choreography at an adult competition got exactly what it deserved - Nul Points!
Jim Moran,
Saughall Massie
Jem sparkle >
JEMINI should be proud of their performance in the Eurovision.
They will go on to achieve a lot more than their critics have.
When did we hear 'the mouth on legs' Lionel Blair sing a good song and yet he sees himself fit to judge others.
Chris and Gemma were fantastic singing a song that will no doubt be a top five hit.
Many others who have not won Eurovision have gone on to be succesful and it is obvious that Jemini will.
Good Luck for the future,Chris and Gemma, when we will be seeing a lot more of you.
L. Carroll,
Cheap shots >
RECENTLY you reported another accident where a cyclist was left hospitalised by a car driver.
This is a real worry for everyone in Liverpool brave enough to cycle.
Our roads are not safe for cyclists to travel on.
While I don't agree with cyclists using the pavement or breaking the law, it is clear that pedestrians are not usually killed by cyclists.
I was therefore angered by Ben Chapman's attempts to portray cyclists as a major transport problem (Echo, 16th May).
Our elected representatives should be treating the issue of pedestrian safety as their priority instead of taking cheap shots at those of us that use bikes.
Peter Cranie,
Liverpool Green Party
Shortpoints >
undefined AS> one of those who braved a typically unpredictable May evening's weather to enjoy last night's ballet presentation at the Pier Head, I have one thing to say to organisers - bravo!
It was a shame the crowd which gathered for the screening of the Royal Opera House's Manon wasn't greater but those of us who did thoroughly enjoyed it.
More events like this and the Capital of Culture title definitely deserves to be ours.
Thomas Hornby,
Grassendale (via e-mail)
undefined I WAS> in the audience at the Empire on Sunday for the Box Live event and saw Jennifer Ellison perform her new single. I must say she gave a great performance and looked every inch the popstar. I wish her all the best in her career.
J. Dunne,
undefined I SEE> the Big Brother producers in their wisdom have chosen two Scousers no doubt in the belief that they will liven things up a bit in the house.
I'm sure they will. I only hope they don't revert to screechy Scouse stereotypes and leave us all cringing with shame for the next two months.
R. Stirling,
undefined I WAS> shocked to read about the large number of young women who are forced to come to Liverpool from their homes in Northern Ireland to have terminations.
It really is high time that the legislation covering abortions in Ireland was reviewed to spare these women the additional and unnecessary distress of having to make this sad trip.
Margaret Brown,
undefined SHE >has had her critics but I for one would like to say Happy Birthday to our Cilla.
While these days most TV presenters and pop puppets are brainless models hired for their beauty rather than ability Cilla Black has got what it takes which is why she has lasted so long in the industry. Here's to you love!
Lynne Sampson,


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The theme for this year's Scaling New Heights show, "Tame the Machines", is one that we've been thinking about a lot at the Neat Company. "Automation" has become an increasingly loaded buzzword that conjures the reduction of manual tasks for some and a workforce run entirely by robots for others. If you listen to the hype, you might know that accounting is one of the fields that many predict is most likely to be affected by the rise in automation. One study by PricewaterhouseCoopers found that accountants and bookkeepers faced a 97.5% probability of having some tasks automated.
However, at the Neat Company, we know that accounting and bookkeeping is about more than completing tasks – it's about the collaboration that happens between accountants and bookkeepers and their small business clients. That's why we're building the best bookkeeping automation software on the market to support our human customers – not to replace them. We want to help accountants and bookkeepers build better client relationships, take on more clients, and grow their businesses.
At this year's show, we're excited to unveil the latest improvements to our bookkeeping automation software to give accountants and bookkeepers new ways to run a more efficient and profitable business, while also building stronger relationships with their clients.
Here's what to expect from Neat at Scaling New Heights 2018:
Experience Neat's New Multi-User Accountant Dashboard at Booth # 36
We've spoken with countless accountants and bookkeepers over the last several years and have learned that one of the biggest hurdles is managing accounts for multiple clients. Before, there wasn't an easy way for accountants and bookkeepers to see at a glance everything that was happening with all of their clients.
In response to this pain point, we've developed a new multi-user accountant dashboard to give accountants and small bookkeepers an easy way to log in and oversee all of their clients' accounts at once, and to see if any accounts have updates or need their attention from a single dashboard.
Learn About the Neat-Freak Partner Program
To celebrate our accountants and bookkeeper customers, we're also officially launching our new Neat-Freak Partner Program at Scaling New Heights 2018. In addition to perks such as a free lifetime instance of Neat, the reseller-based Partner Program also offers a listing in our online accountant directory.
The new Partner Program is our way to of saying thank you to our customers with a fun, unique, and profitable opportunity.
Every time we attend Scaling New Heights, we learn a lot from accountants and bookkeepers. We're looking forward to catching up with old friends and meeting new ones in Atlanta this week—hope to see you there.


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Regular activities
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Coronavirus update: As many of the classes will not be running during this time, please contact the organiser (details below) for confirmation before attending the class.
Looking for something to do? There is plenty on at the Bradbury Hall Centre! Choose from the following, or contact us if you want to start your own group!
|RHB Art
|9:15 am to 4:15 pm.
|Leonard Hall
|Pilates (mixed ability)
|9:30 to 11:30 am.
|Cranbrook Room.
|Reminiscence Group
|10:00 to 12:00 noon.
|Coffee Bar. Second Monday of each month.
|Hatching Chicks (Starting 9th April 2018)
|11 to 12 noon.
|Bradbury Hall with use of the coffee bar.
|Craft sessions
|2:00 to 4:00 pm.
|Second and fourth week. In the coffee bar.
|Weight watchers
|5:30 to 6:30 pm.
|In the Bradbury Hall.
|Trinity-Henleaze Ladies Guild
|7:00 to 9:30 pm.
|Fortnightly between September and May. Leonard Hall.
|Move well
|7:00 to 8:30 pm.
|Term time course with Claire Coveney. In the Cranbrook Room.
|Pilates Improvers/ intermediate
|7:15 pm.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Bristol and Clifton Dickens Society
|7:30 pm.
|Term times, monthly, Sept - Dec and Apr - Jun. Leonard Hall.
|Pilates Beginners
|8:15 pm.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Bristol Symphony Orchestra
|7:30 to 10:00 pm.
|Main Church with use of the coffee bar.
|Jelly Beans
|9:00 am. to 2:30 pm.
|Term time only.
|Slimming World
|9:00 am to 1:30 pm.
|Church Foyer. Session starts 9:30 am.
|Pilates (Improvers at 9:30 and beginners and mixed ability at 10:30)
|9:30 to 11:30 am.
|Coffee Bar.
|Baby Clinic. Please arrive before 10:45am to ensure we have time to see you
|9:00 to 11:00 am.
|Every Tuesday. Leonard Hall.
|Baby Clinic - weaning group.
|12:00 to 1:00pm.
|Second Tuesday of each month. Leonard Hall.
|Music with Mummy
|9:40 am. to 12 noon.
|Cranbrook room.
|Slimming World
|1:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
|Church Foyer.
|Artists First
|1:00 - 3:30 pm.
|In the Leonard Hall.
|2:15 to 3:15 pm.
|Leonard Hall.
|Flamingo Chicks
|4:15 to 6:15 pm.
|Bradbury Hall with use of the coffee bar.
|Pilates (Vivo): Intermediate/ Improvers.
|6:00 to 7:00 pm.
|Leonard Hall.
|Pilates (Vivo): Beginners.
|7:15 pm.
|Coffee bar.
|French class
|7:30 - 9:30 pm.
|Cranbrook Room.
|Scottish Country Dancing
|7:30 to 9:45 pm.
|Weekly from September to April. Leonard Hall.
|Strictly Dancing
|7:00 to 10:00 pm.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Slimming World
|4:00 to 9:30 pm.
|Church Foyer. Sessions at 5:30 and 7:30 starts.
|Weight watchers
|9:30 to 10:30 am.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Pilates (Vivo) Intermediates
|9:15 am.
|Leonard Hall.
|Knit Natter Stitch
|10:00 am.
|Leonard Hall.
|Pilates (Vivo) Improvers/Beginners
|10:15 am.
|Leonard Hall.
|Haven Play Therapy
|10:30 am - 3:00 pm.
|Waterford Room.
|Pilates (Vivo) Beginners
|11:30 am.
|Leonard Hall.
|Rami Yoga
|2:00 - 3:00 pm.
|Leonard hall.
|Dance Classes for Children.
|4:30 to 7:30 pm.
|Bradbury Hall. Term time only.
|Yoga (Sue Peggs)
|6:15 to 7:15 pm.
|Leonard hall.
|Core strength for mums
|8:00 to 8:50 pm.
|Leonard hall.
|French Class
|8:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
|Cranbrook Room.
|Ballroom Dancing
|8:00 to 10:00 pm.
|Bradbury Hall
|Bristol Choral Society
|6:00 - 9:45 pm.
|Pilates (Vivo) : Intermediate
|9:15 pm.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Pilates (Vivo) Improvers
|10:15 am.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Trinity - Henleaze Art Group
|10:00 am. to 12 noon.
|Weekly. New attendees welcome.
|Singing for the Brain
|2:00 to 4:00 pm.
|First and Third Thursdays of each month. Bradbury Hall.
|Henleaze and District Flower Club.
|2:00 to 4:30 pm.
|Fortnightly (2nd and 4th weeks of the month, except in December). Bradbury Hall.
|Haven Play Therapy
|4:30 - 5:45pm.
|Waterford Room.
|French class
|7:30 - 9:30 pm.
|Cranbrook Room.
|Bristol Bach Choir
|7:30 to 9:30 pm.
|In the Church.
|Power Yoga
|8:30 - 9:30 pm.
|Leonard Hall.
|Jelly Beans
|9:00 am. to 2:30 pm.
|Term time only.
|Friday coffee
|10:00 am. to 12 noon.
|In the coffee bar.
|Red shoe science.
|10:15 am to 11:00 am
|Term time only.
|10:30 am to 11:00.
|Church quiet room.
|Pilates group session
|11:00 to 12:00 noon.
|Term time only. In the Cranbrook room.
|Hatha Yoga
|11:00 to 12:15 am.
|Leonard Hall.
|1:45 to 2:45 pm.
|Term time only.
|Hatha Yoga
|5:45 to 7:00 pm.
|Leonard Hall.
|Tae Kwon Do
|6:00 to 8:30 pm.
|Bradbury Hall.
|Trinity - Henleaze Singers
|7:30 to 8:45 pm.
|Rehearsals as demanded by performances.
|Dance Classes for Children.
|9:15 am to 2:15 pm.
|Bradbury Hall. Term time only.
|ChumPuters drop in IT support sessions.
|10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
|Cranbrook room. First and third Saturdays of each month.
|Contact Centre.
|8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
|Second and Fourth Saturdays only. Leonard Hall.
|Trinity - Henleaze URC Church Service
|10:30 to 11:30 am.
|Brownies and Rainbows.
|For more information please register your interest in Girlguiding UK.
Alexander Technique
Do you want to change habits that can cause pain and stiffness? Learn to move with ease and poise? Let go of harmful tension?
Term time courses ongoing on:
- Mondays 7 to 8:30 pm.
For further information contact Claire on 0777 373 8241 or Julia on 0117 927 7005. Or email email@example.com. Or visit www.bristolAT.co.uk
Bristol and Clifton Dickens Society
- Mondays 7:30 pm. Term time only. Sep - Dec and Apr - Jun
For further information contact Roma Hussey on 0117 9279875. Or email email@example.com.
Bristol Bach Choir
Established over 40 years ago and acclaimed for its excellence, the Choir attracts singers young and old from all walks of life in and around Bristol and Bath and has built up a loyal fan base across the region. In addition to performing throughout the South West, the choir has toured extensively overseas and performed on BBC, ITV and Sky.
The Choir is always pleased to welcome new singers and applications are invited from singers of all voices. Previous experience of choral singing is a strong advantage, as is the ability to sight read. Admission is by audition and, for some voice parts, may require successful applicants to be put on the waiting list until a vacancy arises.
- Thursdays 7:30 to 9:30 pm. in the Church.
- Contact Eve Nash (0117 968 58610) for more information, or see www.bristolbach.org.uk.
Fridays 10:00 am. to 12 noon in the Bradbury Hall Coffee Bar.
Basic Computing Skills drop in sessions – whether it's to help use email, make video calls or set up an Excel workbook to keep track of all your expenses; if you have any questions about your phone/computer and don't know who to ask, pop in to our drop in sessions. There will also be cake!!
- Saturdays 10:00 am. to 12 noon in the Cranbrook Room.
- Contact Hattie or Sarah (07561172055) for more information, or see www.chumputers.com.
- Every 1st/3rd Saturday of the month
Dance Classes for Children
Dance Inspirations specialises in Ballet, Modern, Tap dancing and Zumbatomic® for children over 3 years. The school aims to create lively and creative classes with an emphasis on teaching technique. We set our standards high, whilst ensuring enjoyment in a fun and safe environment.
Saturdays 9:15 am to 2:15 pm. in the Bradbury Hall (term time only), as follows:
- 9:15 - 9:45 - Nursery Ballet.
- 9:45 - 10:15 Nursery Modern
- 10:15 - 10:45 - Primary Ballet A.
- 10:45 - 11:15 - Primary Modern A.
- 11:15 - 10:45 - Primary Ballet B.
- 11:45 - 12:15 - Primary Modern B.
- 12:15 to 12:45 - Grade 1 Ballet.
- 12:45 to 1:15 - Grade 1 Modern.
- 1:15 to 1:45- Grade 2/3 Ballet.
- 1:45 to 2:15 - Grade 2/3 Modern.
Contact Miranda Burton of http://www.danceinspirations.co.uk for more information.
Tuesdays 2:15 to 3:15 pm. in the Leonard Hall.
Fellowship group
Wednesdays 2:00 to 4:00 pm in the Cranbrook Room. Fortnightly.
Flamingo Chicks
An inclusive ballet class for children of all abilities – a place where little ones with disabilities can explore movement alongside friends.
Ages 3-8 years.
Tuesdays 4:15 pm to 6:15 pm in the Bradbury Hall. Weekly.
HATCHING CHICKS - mum & baby sling ballet - FREE course Mondays, 11am starting on 9th April 2018.
For further details contact Katie on Tel: 0796 808 1152
French class - Alliance Francaise
In the Cranbrook Room. Contact Audrey Johnson - email@example.com.
Hatha Yoga
Classes are for beginner and intermediate students. These Hatha Yoga classes will feature aspects of dynamic and restorative yoga. Class numbers are limited,so please contact Vicki to confirm your place on the course or to ask about taster sessions.
During the course, Vicki aims to:
- focus on strength and confidence,
- develop each individual's practice,
- bring a sense of balance to the body and also the mind,
- share an awareness of the breath and how it can relax and invigorate,
- find a sense of stillness and peace in each class.
Please let Vicki know if you have any special health considerations or questions.
- All sessions on Fridays. Morning 11:00 am. to 12:15 pm. Evening 5:45 pm. to 7:00 pm. In the Leonard Hall.
- Both courses start on Friday 7th November.
- £53 for 6 weeks. Taster sessions, early bird payment discounts and concessions available. Please book before first class.
- Contact Vicki Armstrong (07989 488 339) of Vyoga for more information or to book a place.
Henleaze and District Flower Club
Flower arranging demonstrations and practical classes:
- Thursdays 2:00 to 4:30 pm. in the Bradbury Hall. Fortnightly (2nd and 4th Thursday of the month, except in December).
- Contact Joan Gunn (0117 962 9015) for more information.
Jelly Beans
Fun physical programmes for children aged 6 weeks to nearly 5, run on Tuesdays and Fridays in the Bradbury Hall during term time:
- Baby beans:
- 6 weeks to 9 months.
- Baby massage course.
- £30 per course (includes oil and information booklet).
- Jelly babies:
- 7 months to 2.5 years.
- Soft play for tinies.
- 10:15 to 11:00 am, £5.00 per session drop in.
- Jelly tots:
- 2 - 3 years.
- Active play sessions for carer and child to enjoy together.
- 11:15 to 12:00 noon, Pre-booked termly in advance £5.70 per session or £6 drop in (subject to availability).
- Jumping beans:
- 3 - 4 years.
- Active play sessions for children to do independently from carer.
- 1.00pm to 1.45pm and 1.45pm to 2:30 pm.
- Pre-booked termly in advance at £5.90 per session or drop in £6.50 per session, subject to availability.
Call us on 07931 544 163 for more information, or see jellybeansbristol.com or find us on facebook at Jelly Beans Bristol or follow the link: www.facebook.com/groups/229804451128945/.
Knit Natter Stitch
Flower arranging demonstrations and practical classes:
- Wednesdays 9:30 to 11:30 am. in the Coffee bar.
- Contact Paula New firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Move well
Practical help with everyday activities - this class is suitable for all. Through experimentation, games and embodied awareness we will explore how to find ease and freedom in everyday activities.
- Week 1 - Stand Well
- Week 2 - Sit Well
- Week 3 - Bend Well
- Week 4 - Reach Well
- Week 5 - Walk Well
- Week 6 - Breathe Wel
Term time courses ongoing on:
- Mondays 7 to 8:30 pm.
£12 per class or £60 for all 6 classes.
For further information contact Claire on 0777 373 8241. Or email email@example.com. Or visit www.bristolAT.co.uk
Music with Mummy
Tuesdays 9:40 am. to 12 noon in the Leonard Hall.
Mind Body Pilates
Pilates is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. It helps to improve strength, flexibility, coordination and posture, whilst promoting long lean muscles and a balanced and aligned body. The classes are small and friendly with individual attention given.
All equipment is provided for the classes including mat, head cushion, seat blocks, stretchy bands and balls. A prior private lesson can arranged before joining a group if required. Please contact Leanne for further details or to book.
- Tuesdays 9:30 -10:30 (Improvers)
- Tuesdays 10:30 - 11:30 (Beginners and mixed ability)
- Wednesdays 18:15 to 19:15 (Intermediate)
Mixed ability offers both low level and harder options to tailor to different needs.
Intermediate is suitable for the experienced with challenging more dynamic exercises.
Cost: £8 per class if booked as 6-8 week course. £10 per class drop in. Each mat class is one hour.
For more information contact Leanne Grayshon (T: 07817 189 474 / E: firstname.lastname@example.com) or visit mindbodypilates.org
Contact Leanne Grayshon (07817 189 474 ) for more information or see mindbodypilates.org.
Core Strength for Mums course
Wednesdays 8:00 to 8:50 pm in the Leonard Hall.
Heather Keats Health and Fitness for Mums
- Core fitness class for mums at any stage.
- Weekly on Wednesdays during term time.
- Run throughout the school year in either 6 or 8 week blocks
- Price £48/64
Contact Heather Keats. Tel.07510777676. www.heatherkeats.co.uk. firstname.lastname@example.com
Pilates group sessions
Fridays 11:00 am to 12:00 noon in the Cranbrook room.
Run by Holly Hill
- From £7 per person per session
- Small focussed classed.
Contact Holly Hill. Tel.07773343326. www.islandz.co.uk. firstname.lastname@example.com
Pilates (Vivo)
Beth Knight offers small friendly Pilates classes and one to one sessions that are tailored to individual needs and capabilities. The essence of Pilates is to improve posture and restore normal, natural movement through precise specialised exercises to give a leaner, stronger and more flexible body. Pilates is suitable for everyone, men and women, all levels of physical fitness and all ages.
Beth provides all the equipment required. Please give Beth a call to discuss which class would suit you best.
- Mondays 7:15 to 8:15 pm. Bradbury Hall
- Tuesdays 6:00 pm Improvers. Leonard Hall. 7:10 pm Beginners Cranbrook Room of the Leonard Hall
- Wednesdays 9:15 am Intermediates. 10:15 am Improvers. Leonard Hall.
- Thursdays 9:15 am Intermediates. 10:15 am Improvers. Bradbury Hall
- weekly
- £8 per session.
- Contact Beth Knight (07788 970 976.) of the www.vivopilatesbristol.co.uk.
Fridays 10:30 to 11:00 am in the Church - Quiet room.
This is a time of meditation and prayer for world events and specific people in our community. All are welcome.
Coffee and refreshments are available before and after in the Coffee bar.
Red Shoe Science
Exciting new science classes for pre-schoolers.
- Fridays 10:15 am to 11:00 am.
- Play and learn with your child.
- Interactive experiments.
- Linked to EYFS and key stage 1.
- Every little scientist will have a lab coat and protective glasses
- More information on Red shoe science.
- Contact Eve email@example.com for more information.
- £6 per session (or £5 if pay for the term).
RHB Art Class
Drawing and painting classes from a model in the Leonard Hall, run by Painter and Printmaker, Rachel Hemming Bray.
An opportunity for anyone, whatever your level of experience, ability or age. You will really be able to make progress, as there is teaching, guidance and demonstrations using a wide range of materials.
- Mondays
- Morning class 9:15 am. to 1:00 pm. Contact Rachel for costs, but around £150 per term. Includes a talk on an artist whose work is relevant to what we are doing.
- Afternoon class 1:45 to 4:15 pm. Contact Rachel for costs but around £100 per term.
- Term time only.
- Please bring your own materials (paper or pad, pencils, rubber, box sharpener and a board to clip your pad or paper to).
- Contact Rachel Hemming-Bray (0117 926 5570) for more information or to book. Booking is essential as spaces may be limited. See also www.rachelhemmingbray.co.uk/.
Singing for the brain
Singing for the Brain is a service provided by Alzheimer's Society which uses singing to bring people together in a friendly and stimulating social environment. Singing is not only an enjoyable activity, it can also provide a way for people with dementia, along with their carers, to express themselves and socialise with others in a fun and supportive group. Hidden in the fun are activities which build on the well-known preserved memory for song and music in the brain. Even when many memories are hard to retrieve, music is especially easy to recall.
- Thursdays 2:00 to 4:00 pm in the Bradbury Hall. Fortnightly (1st and 3rd weeks of the month).
- Supported by Trinity-Henleaze URC.
- Contact Emma Flannery at the Alzheimer's Society, Kingswood. Tel: 0117 9610693 for more information and to attend this group.
Slimming World
Tuesdays 9:30 am and 4:30 pm in the church foyer.
Strictly Dancing
- Tuesdays 7:00 - 10:00 pm, Bradbury Hall.
- Dance Factory Bristol.
- Bristol's Best Dance Instructor in Bristol Business Excellence Awards 2018 .
- Contact 07711197288 for more information.
- Fridays 10:15 am to 11:00 am.
- Play and learn with your child.
- Interactive experiments.
- Linked to EYFS and key stage 1.
- Every little scientist will have a lab coat and protective glasses
- More information on Red shoe science.
- Contact Eve firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
- £6 per session (or £5 if pay for the term).
Tae Kwon Do
Fridays 6:00 to 8:30 pm. in the Bradbury Hall.
Trinity - Henleaze Art Group
A Group of Amateur Artists of mixed ability who enjoy each others company and work on a self help basis. No formal tuition is given. Some do attend classes elsewhere. Various media are in use such as Pastels and Oils but most of the current members are Watercolourists.
- Thursdays 10:00 am. to 12 noon in the Leonard Hall (weekly).
- For anyone keen to "have a go".
- £1.00 per meeting.
- If you do not have basic materials such as art paper, brushes and paints already to hand , wait until your first meeting when advice will be given.
- Contact Mike Foster (0117 904 8916) for more information.
Trinity - Henleaze Ladies Guild
A fortnightly meeting with interesting and informative speakers covering a wide range of topics. Our Guild is also a good social event where we can meet and talk to friends old and new and enjoy good fellowship.
As well as regular meetings we also go to BLOC's musical production at the Hippodrome in November, and have a Christmas supper in December.
Although we are a Ladies Guild we also welcome men and have several who attend on a regular basis. Come and join us!
- Mondays 7:30 to 9:00 pm. in the Leonard Hall, fortnightly between September and May.
- Open to all, £10 annual subscription.
- Contact Jenny Rich (0117 962 0108) for more information.
Trinity - Henleaze URC Church Services
- Sundays 10:30 to 11:30 am. in the Church, and sometimes in the evening. See what's on and weekly worship.
- Morning service includes Junior Church.
- Approximately once per month we have more informal Evening Devotions. In these we discuss fundamental issues around the Christian faith. Each session stands independently as is open to all - no matter what your journey is along the path of Christian faith! See what's on and weekly worship.
Westbury Country Dancing
A club for teaching and practising Scottish Country Dancing, the promotion of interest generally in Scottish Country Dancing and the arrangement of open dances and social gatherings in the pursuit of the above. Come along and enjoy an introduction to Scottish Country Dancing.
Beginner's class is held in the Leonard Hall. (An Intermediate class is held in St Peter's Church hall on the same evenings).
- Tuesdays 7:30 to 9:45 pm in the Leonard Hall, weekly from September to April.
- £3.50 per session.
- Contact Tina Attwood (0117 9075462) of the Westbury Scottish Club.
Weight Watchers
Health, Diet and Lifestyle Advice using the famous and very successful ProPoints Plan:
- Mondays 5:30 to 6:30 pm. in the Bradbury Hall.
- Wednesdays 9:30 to 10:30 am. in the Bradbury Hall.
- Cost can vary, but typically £5.99 per week or £19.99 per calendar month.
- Contact Sian Miller (0117 330 4933 or 07974 579982) for more information.
Yoga (Sue Peggs)
These 'Scaravelli inspired' Yoga classes are aimed to be fun and will improve your mobility and general well being. They are suitable for all levels, including beginners and are run by Sue Peggs who is a practitioner associated with the Yew Tree Osteopathic Clinic
- Wednesdays 6:15 to 7:15 pm.
- Please bring a mat - or contact Sue before the class to arrange one.
- £8/week if booking for 6 weeks or £10 drop in price.
- Taster session for £8.
Please let Sue know if you have any special health considerations or questions.
- Contact Sue Peggs (0117 3779638) of suepeggsyoga.co.uk for more information or to book a place.


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Sheila Girling painter & Anthony Caro sculptor
Girling first met Caro at the Royal Academy, when the young sculptor accidentally used her drawing board. While he was all about form, she took on the challenge of colour. It was even Girling that first added the shock of bright colour to Caro's industrial sculptures, which changed the face of modern British art forever. Their fantastic collaboration lasted 64 years, with tremendous results.
Annely Juda Fine Art exhibition
This Sheila Girling show at Annely Juda focuses on the works made in the 1990s when the painter was playing with interiors, landscape forms and whimsical creatures. These dynamic planes of colour, where handmade papers and paint meet, are Girling's last series of work and reveal an assured, bold artist at the height of her power.
A British art heroine worth getting to know - don't miss this intimate show at the heart of Mayfair.
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60% of the Pakistani population faces food insecurity, which means they struggle to feed themselves every single day. Almost half of children under the age have stunted growth due to malnourishment.
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HOUSTON It s been 15 years since astronaut Rich Clifford boarded the shuttle Atlantis with a secret a secret he s now willing to share.
Clifford had a problem with his shoulder, but the doctors had missed it. More than once, in fact.
So finally, in 1994, he got an answer that would change his life.
I asked him to look at my shoulder because my right arm wasn t swinging naturally, Clifford recalled.
First thing the next morning, Clifford and his flight surgeon arrived at the Texas Medical Center to see Dr. Joseph Jankovic.
It was the standard neurological stuff. You tap your toes, and you touch your nose. And he said it all looked pretty normal. Then he said, I want you to walk down the hall for me, Clifford said of his first meeting with Jankovic.
A walk down the hall was all it took to diagnose a progressive degenerative disease for which there is no known cure. Clifford had Parkinson s.
But with no diagnostic test for the disease, it s no wonder that some patients doubt their diagnoses. Clifford was one of those.
In fact, his wife said it took him 15 years to believe it.
But even in 1994, Clifford realized he didn t want to argue with Jankovic, who had personally diagnosed more than 10,000 patients and was the authority on Parkinson s in Houston.
What surprised Clifford then was how the doctors including Jankovic regarded his diagnosis as good news.
He said, I know you ve got Parkinson s, but I ve got to prove to NASA that it s not something else. Something worse, like ALS or MS, Clifford recalled.
By the time an astronaut is ready to fly, NASA has invested anywhere from $10 million to $20 million in each crew member. They ve already been pilots in the military, been to test pilot school, gotten a master s in engineering and have been at NASA for 10 years.
That s a lot of investment. So unless there s a really strong reason not to fly, we d prefer than they fly, Richard Jennings, the former chief flight surgeon for NASA, said.
I knew I couldn t tell anyone. It would make them answer some difficult questions at a press conference sometime, and I didn t want to do that to them, Clifford said.
So, two years after he was diagnosed, in the spring of 1996, the shuttle Atlantis heaved its 4.5 million pounds from the launch pad, shaking Mother Earth awake in the middle of the night, with Clifford onboard.
Only he and his commander knew his secret.
Astronauts missions all have a level of danger to them. Rich Clifford s job on STS-76 involved spacewalks.
It s a hazardous environment out there, Clifford said.
When you re watching a spacewalk, it looks as if one lapse of concentration, one misstep during could send an astronaut floating out into space.
Of course, everyone who steps out the door during a spacewalk is tethered to safety by a steel cable.
That applies to every box and every tool, too.
When Clifford did his spacewalk, even after climbing all over the Mir for six hours, nothing floated away. He d performed perfectly.
But it would be his last performance.
I decided after that, that I probably shouldn t fly again, Clifford said. Because I didn t know how fast it was going to progress.
And with Parkinson s, that s the $64,000 question no one knows how fast it will progress.
That fact has been hardest on Clifford s two sons, Richard and Brandon.
From day one, they ve studied Parkinson s even more than their father.
In the aftermath of his six-hour spacewalk, Clifford said he was surprised to learn that his sons had watched the entire thing.
Sheepishly, they told him they d recorded it and watched in on fast-forward.
The boys tried to tell me, This is not going to be good. I said, Boys, I m doing fine. Don t worry about it, Clifford said.
Clifford s wife, Nancy, tears up sometimes when Clifford talks about the future.
We don t really talk about what will be, she said through tears. We just talk about how things are now. About what is now.
The first time a doctor tells you that you have Parkinson s disease, it sounds like a sentence.
For Rich Clifford, that day was 17 years ago. For this reporter, it was 10.
I d been reporting at KHOU 11 News for six years when a persistent tremor in my left hand first sent me to the doctor.
It had finally reached the point where there were days when I spent most of my time just trying not to have my left hand shake, which you can t do. But you try.
After my diagnosis, I continued reporting at KHOU for another seven years.
But in June of 2006, the physical symptoms of Parkinson s made it to where I needed to retire.
In May of 2010, I underwent deep brain stimulation surgery in a bid to ease some of those symptoms.
This is the first story I ve written since.
Though Clifford and I both have Parkinson s, we each have our own unique set of side-effects.
That s how it is with this disease. Every story is different.
These days, Clifford works for Boeing on the shuttle program.
After spending a good portion of his life braving the darkness of space, he s now confronting the mysteries of the human brain his brain ... the final frontier.
Editor's note: The Houston Area Parkinson Society's event this Saturday is at full capacity and tickets are no longer available.For more informationabout the Houston Area Parkinson's Society,visit hapsonline.org.


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Pregnancy Options Counseling Certification Training (April, 2019)
Join us for a two day intensive Pregnancy Options Counseling Certification Training. Learn how to provide client-centered counseling informed by medically accurate information about pregnancy, parenting, abortion and adoption. This interactive training encourages participants to explore personal feelings about all pregnancy options in order to offer unbiased support and assist clients in meeting their immediate reproductive goals. Learn how to create a quality referral network, make supportive referrals and enhance your counseling skills in a safe space with other health care providers, educators, counselors and advocates.
Course Dates and Times:
Day 1: Monday, April 1, 2019, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (PST)
Day 2: Tuesday, April 2, 2019, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (PST)
Certification Process: Online final exam and uploaded video presentation completed by April 16, 2019 (details provided and reviewed during course).
If you are an Essential Access Health Title X Delegate Agency Member, contact us at email@example.com or call 213.386.5614, x4580 to obtain the discount code for the discounted registration fee of $200.
What will you learn?
At the end of this training participants will be able to:
- Explain the role of the pregnancy counselor
- Explore personal opinions and beliefs concerning pregnancy options and decisions in order to provide unbiased support for each patient's own viewpoint
- Describe to clients key elements of pre-natal care, adoption and abortion in a non-judgmental manner
- Create a quality pregnancy options referral list
- Identify federal and state guidelines and recommendations for conducting a pregnancy options counseling session
- Apply patient-centered counseling techniques when conducting an unbiased, nonjudgmental and non-coercive pregnancy options counseling session
Who should attend?
- Nurses, LVNs, RNs
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- Health Educators and Health Education Specialists
- Sexuality or Peer Educators
- Social Workers and Counselors
- Family Planning Outreach Workers or Counselors
- Primary Care or Community Health Centers who need top-notch pregnancy options counselors on staff
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Health Educators (CHES®):
Essential Access Health, provider #98021, is designated as a provider of Category 1 continuing education contact hours (CECH) in health education by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. Health Educators attending this program may report up to 9.5 entry-level contact hours.
Essential Access Health is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Essential Access Health designates this Live activity for a maximum of 9.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
This credit may also be applied to the CMA Certification in Continuing Medical Education.
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February 18, 2008 - More than 100 ASC advocates from across the country made visits to nearly 90 Congressional offices last week as part of the ASC Association's 2008 Legislative & Compliance Seminar in Washington, D.C.
Some at the seminar found that their elected officials were still unfamiliar with ASCs and needed basic information on the benefits ASCs offer. Others responded to already well-informed legislators and staff on questions related to topics like the Medicare ASC payment reform legislation currently pending in Congress, the ASC payment freeze and cuts included in the proposed 2008 budget issued by President George W. Bush recently and proposed changes in the Conditions for Coverage now being considered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)—changes that could affect everything from the way ASCs manage their infection control programs to whether or not ASCs in some states can continue to offer extended recovery care to non-Medicare patients and still provide services to Medicare patients.
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- the new Medicare ASC payment system that went into effect Jan. 1, 2008
- new transparency initiatives in Missouri
- the recent court decision involving physician referrals to ASCs in New Jersey
- recent interpretations of the Stark law
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Adults and students who are interested in attending a Dad's Day breakfast are asked to RSVP ahead of each meeting to help with food planning.
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Brooklyn-based blackened destroyers Tombs reveal their new EP, Monarchy of Shadows.
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Track Premiere: Ulthar – 'Asymmetric Warfare'
October 4, 2018 Vince Bellino
Ulthar offer savage, inverted black/death metal on "Asymmetrical Warfare."
Berserker V: Five Bands You Need to See
September 14, 2018 Vince Bellino
Berserker turns five this year. Don't miss these bands if you're headed to the party!
Notes From the Combat Underground: Clash of the Titans
February 12, 2018 Mike Hill
Tombs' Mike Hill weighs in on the upcoming fight between Daniel Cormier and Stipe Miocic, the role of Cain Velasquez and Jon Jones' doping scandal.
MMA: The Man Who Would Be King – The Rise & Fall of Jon Jones
November 29, 2017 Mike Hill
Tombs' Mike Hill analyzes the meteoric rise and hard fall of would-have-been UFC superstar Jon Jones.
Notes From the Combat Underground: Does Anybody Remember Georges St-Pierre?
September 14, 2017 Mike Hill
Georges St-Pierre will return to the octagon in November, but is it a good idea? Mike Hill considers the decision.
Full Album Stream: Vasilek – "The Dark Road"
August 24, 2017 Vince Bellino
Tombs's Mike Hill goes dark ambient with Vasilek.
Notes From the Combat Underground: The Biggest Fight in History
August 21, 2017 Mike Hill
In his new column, Notes From the Combat Underground, Tombs' Mike Hill analyzes the boxing match between boxing legend Floyd Mayweather and UFC rising star Conor McGregor.
Track Premiere: Vasilek 'Walk With Me'
August 2, 2017 Shawn Macomber
Hot on the heels of the towering The Grand Annihilation, Tombs mastermind Mike Hill returns to walk us through another province of his ongoing aural apocalypse with his chilling dark ambient project Vasilek. "I would like listeners to separate themselves from what they normally expect from music," Hill tells Decibel. "These are not 'songs' in…
For Those About To Squawk: Waldo's Interview Tips
June 9, 2017 Blake Harrison
Interview tips from our resident birdbrains, plus pecking on Cemetery Urn, Tombs and Dying Fetus.
September 21, 2016 Shawn Macomber
Philly's singular reality-obliterating, perception-expanding transcendental metal duo Sadgiqacea ended a two year hiatus via a glorious return to the stage at Shadow Woods Metal Fest and the great music photog/Decibel contributor Gene Smirnov was on hand to capture the beautifully reworked version of "The Spoils of Harvest" below.
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Die With Scars: Mike Hill On Fight Club
July 23, 2014 Justin Norton
This week brought the news that a Fight Club sequel (in comic book form) is forthcoming. We aren't sure if this will work out for the best but it seemed like an ideal time to revisit a book and movie that inspired many. Mike Hill of Tombs has embraced the book's underlying ideal: that you…
Decibrity Playlist: Tombs
June 26, 2014 Zach Smith
In case you can't remember that far back, Tombs' last record, Path of Totality, was our top album of 2011. Fast forward three years, and the band's latest release appears to have garnered near-universal acclaim since it dropped earlier this month. So it's only fitting that guitarist/vocalist Mike Hill's playlist focuses on something that, in…
Happy Birthday To Us: Photos From An Epic Evening of Metal
January 23, 2013 Justin Norton
In case you have been on a spiritual pilgrimage or without an Internet connection in recent months a quick reminder that we had a big party last weekend to celebrate our 100th issue. A bunch of bands that have graced the cover, best of lists or Hall Of Fame (some of them multiple honorees) played….
Inside The Shredder's Studio #2: Mike Hill's Favorite Riffs
September 5, 2012 Justin Norton
We're chuffed to have a dB album of the year award winner take over the shredder's studio this Wednesday. In this second installment, Tombs guitarist and vocalist Mike Hill tells us about the riffs that led him on a musical path of totality. While you are at it make sure to check out the new…
Behold: Decibel 100th Issue Celebration Show Details!
September 4, 2012 Andrew Bonazelli
The Mayans were off by a month: The world will officially end on Saturday, January 19 at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA, when Decibel Magazine proudly brings you our truly apocalyptic 100th Issue Celebration Show! Faces will be decimated not only by Pig Destroyer Repulsion Municipal Waste Tombs and Evoken but a special surprise headliner…
Secret to Placing in Decibel's Year-End Top 5 Revealed!
January 3, 2012 Adem Tepedelen
First we'd like to congratulate Tombs on topping our annual list of the Top 40 Extreme Albums of 2011. It was, of course, well deserved. Not all our readers may agree with it, but then again there's no satisfying the most extremely extreme readership in all of metaldom. You're an opinionated lot, and we love…
ANCIENT WISDOM: Senior citizens run the rule over Album of the Year shortlist
September 19, 2011 Jonathan Horsley
Yeah, I know what you're thinking, it's a bit early to start thinking about the album of the year. It's only mid-September. But such are publishing and album release schedules that we Decibel footsoldiers are mentally ensconced in winter, like, this year is so over. But the thing is, compiling a top 10 ten or…
Drinkin' n' Bloggin' With Carson of Tombs
July 12, 2011 Adem Tepedelen
It's a well-established fact that we like to drink beer and listen to metal. But second only to that pursuit is being able to talk brewskis with other like-minded beer geeks. So upon hearing that Tombs bassist Carson Daniel James is an equally devout barley-pop imbiber, we called him to talk (and drink) beer. Decibel…


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Attitudes Toward Alcoholism
June 3, 2009 by Trish
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In 1998, The Rush Recovery Institute commissioned Peter D. Hart Research Associates to conduct a first of its kind nationwide study on alcoholism. Members of the clergy, medical doctors, employers and people who have a current or recovering alcoholic in their immediate family were surveyed. The study quantifies the role of denial, stigma and shame, and lack of knowledge in preventing suffering alcoholics from seeking treatment.
The study reveals that:
- 82% of doctors admit that MDs avoid addressing alcoholism in their patients, and only 39% of family members of alcoholics say the alcoholic's doctor has raised the issue. However, 72% of those family members whose doctors have not intervened say that they would want the doctor to do so.
- 50% of employers acknowledge that managers avoid addressing alcoholism in their employees.
- 58% of clergy who counsel individuals and families make the same admission about their brethren.
- Even an alcoholic's immediate family members are likely to avoid the issue, with 50% revealing that they denied the problem to themselves for at least several years.
While the study details some substantial challenges facing the alcoholism recovery community, it also identifies many signs of hope. The groups that could take a greater role in responding to the problem have serious misgivings or hesitations that must be addressed, but they also show a willingness to take greater responsibility to help alcoholics find their way to recovery. As a result of the study, The Rush Recovery Institute has turned its focus on educating the clergy. They are the second group surveyed, behind doctors that alcoholics and their families turn to for help. The study showed the clergy to be the most receptive group to furthering education about the problem and assisting alcoholics and their families into recovery.


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My family has Christmas dinner on the 24th every year so it's almost time for the festivities to start at my place. Things have been very hectic with shopping and prepping for dinner and guests the last couple days. Also, if you're from Edmonton, you know that we have been hit with a ton of snow (again) so the roads have been awful. Regardless, while I was out running errands the last few days, I couldn't help but notice how nice people have been – cars letting each other in, people offering for you to go in front of them in lineups, etc. It definitely put a smile on my face since that's what Christmas should really be about. Also, we have raised over $2,500 for Mark in Ukraine! I have been very impressed with how kind and generous everyone has been this holiday season.
In the spirit of Christmas, I wanted to share another cookie recipe for the holidays. Sugar cookies are a staple for me. I think they're great for this time of year (and any time of year) since they make excellent gifts if packaged up in a nice tin. Decorating them can also be really fun with a group of friends or even kids (just put icing in squeeze bottles which makes it easier to handle for kids). For now, I am posting a basic sugar cookie recipe that you can either cut out using the cookie cutter of your choice and bake or you can sandwich the cookies with good quality preserves. I will post a royal icing recipe and some tips on decorating soon, so stay tuned.
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MANILA, Philippines – The popular video game franchise Halo is marching away from its Xbox consoles for now as it heads towards a new frontier: the TV screen.
Showtime's upcoming Halo TV adaptation is a confirmed go, and has already cast its Master Chief, Halo's main protagonist. He will be played by Emmy-nominated Pablo Schreiber, who is known for his roles in First Man, American Gods, and Orange is the New Black.
Entertainment Weekly describes his character as Earth's most advanced warrior in the 26th century, who will be the "only hope of salvation for a civilization pushed to the brink of destruction by the Covenant, an unstoppable alliance of alien worlds committed to the destruction of humanity."
Also cast is newcomer Yerin Ha, who will be playing Quan Ah, described as a "shrewd, audacious 16-year-old from the Outer Colonies who meets Master Chief at a fateful time for them both," according to a Variety report.
Halo's first live-action season will have 10 episodes, each running for an hour.
Steven Kane and Kyle Killen will be the show's acting showrunners, executive producers, and writers. Along with Showtime, 343 Industries (Halo's video game developer) and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Television will also be producing.
"Halo is our most ambitious series ever, and we expect audiences who have been anticipating it for years to be thoroughly rewarded," Showtime president and CEO David Nevins said in a statement posted on Xbox's official website.
"The vision of Halo will enthrall fans of the game while also drawing the uninitiated into a world of complex characters that populate this unique universe."
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Martina Devlin is a bestselling author and award-winning journalist. She has had eight books published including the number one best-seller Banksters, a co-authored account of the Irish banking collapse written with RTÉ's David Murphy. Published in September 2014, Martina's latest book is The House Where It Happened, a novel inspired by a true story. Other work includes Ship of Dreams, a novel about the Titanic – inspired by a family connection with the disaster – and a memoir, The Hollow Heart. She started writing fiction after winning a Hennessy Literary Award for her first short story in the 1996, and has been shortlisted twice for the Irish Book of the Year awards. A former Fleet Street journalist, she writes weekly columns for the Irish Independent, and contributes essays to RTÉ Radio 1's Sunday Miscellany.
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The experiences and lessons learned about money when we're young can have a direct impact on how we manage money well later in life. Through research, we've shown that children start to learn vital money skills and habits between the ages of 3 and 7, and as young people develop into their teens, they need to be given increasing responsibility for managing and making choices with money, and learn the skills they'll need for living independently.
Too many young people are entering adulthood without being prepared for the money-related challenges and realities that lie ahead. In our nationally representative survey of 5000 children and young people and their parents across the UK, we found that only half of children save regularly, less than 4 in 10 14-17 year olds plan ahead for how they'll buy things they need, and almost 1 in 5 16-17 year olds have no bank account at all; a far greater proportion don't use the accounts they have.
Happily, education about money can make a difference. While people often think of financial education as something that happens in school, we've shown that the role of parents and carers is key, and support through youth and community settings is the third essential part of the puzzle, potentially offering the only or best source of learning for those who lack role models or find it hard to engage with formal learning. Projects MAS funded through the 'What Works Fund' included some 18 that worked with children, young people, young adults, or families, several in the youth sector, many demonstrating significant impacts on skills, knowledge, mindset, and in some cases, young people's financial behaviour too. You can find the results on our Evidence Hub.
Just over a fifth of the 130+ financial education interventions we've mapped across the UK report delivery through youth or community settings. Provision tends to skew towards older age groups, and is scattered in pockets geographically. Only a tiny proportion of the reach of financial education is targeted at children and young people with specific additional needs. While there are great things happening, there's always more that could be done, and in the youth and community sector, we'd like to see more financial education delivered to young people who may be at greater risk of lower levels of financial capability, and more support for practitioners who already work young people, to build financial capability into their existing support.
We also have tools to help those in children's and youth services deliver and measure the impact of financial education, such as a suite of outcomes frameworks and question banks, and we fund a Financial Education Quality Mark to make sure everyone working with young people has access to high quality, engaging resources.
At MAS we're now working to turn the knowledge we've gained from our research into need, provision, and evidence of what's effective, into commissioning and strategy recommendations for future work on children and young people. We'd love to hear from you if you're working with young people to help them manage money better, would like to do more of this, or have ideas for what help is needed to make more of this happen in community and youth settings – you can drop us a line at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Even if you're not working on it at the moment, there's something everyone can do to take the first step to helping more young people learn about money – start a conversation. This week is Talk Money Week – find out more about the events and activities planned and engage with us on social media for tips and techniques for doing this and lots more!
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Co-Editor In Chief
Starting to be enacted this year heavily, lunch and school food reform was authorized again in a federal bill in 2010 that was pushed heavily by First Lady Michelle Obama. The bill, officially named the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, made a few main efforts to improve the safety and health of America's children. The bill aimed to provide federal subsidies for schools and counties that followed the nutritional standards that were set in these new rules, set by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and in general to update the health of food in the lunch rooms of America.
The impact of these new policies has been felt at North Springs. When students walked into lunch on the first day of school noticed that the deep fryers have been taken out, certain drinks such as Gatorade have been taken out, and student favorites like pizza have been taken out of the lunch menu.
The changes to the lunch menu have not just happened this year. The process of updating to new guidelines have been in the making for a while, as "whole grains and fruits have been coming around for a while," according to Kira Willis, an administrative assistant and the testing coordinator of North Springs.
Certain students think that the new changes are wrong, including freshman Alecea Smith, "Food is only ok, but the new changes are bad because people like certain foods and people aren't eating as much anymore."
However, some students believe that it is a step in the right direction. Junior Amecca Hubbard echoes the ideas of the USDA and supports the legislation.
She commented that "it is a good choice to make lunches healthier because we need to have a more balanced diet."
However, when Hubbard discusses the issue of vending machines, she mentioned that "people should be able to drink drinks like Coca-Cola because people should be able to make their own choices outside of the lunchroom."
Another issue that has arisen this year involves bringing food from fast food places to school. Under a new Fulton County rule, Fulton County Policy EED, EEE, and JGC, "students that order food from fast food places will have their food confiscated." In addition, "Food that is brought by parents will be handed to the student at the end of the day."
A misconception about changes to school rules is that bake sales use to be allowed, and that with the new rules they are no longer allowed. However, "bake sales have never been allowed during school hours… because they compete with school lunches," according to Willis.


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He is a liberal centrist, pro-business and a strong supporter of the European Union. Mr Macron also stood on a pro-EU platform, in stark contrast to his opponent.
His campaign pledges included a 120,000 reduction in public-sector jobs, a cut in public spending by €60bn, and a lowering of the unemployment rate to below 7%. He vowed to ease labour laws and give new protections to the self-employed.
Macron's victory strengthens France's place as a central pillar of the European Union, and marked the third time in six months - following elections in Austria and the Netherlands - that European voters shot down far-right populists who wanted to restore borders across Europe. The election of a French president who champions European unity could also strengthen the EU's hand in its complex divorce proceedings with Britain.
On free trade, multilateralism, global governance and climate change France and China stand in a moment of convergence which offers a unique opportunity to take the relations between the two countries at another level.
French President elect Emmanuel Macron reacts after he delivered a speech during his victory rally near the Louvre museum after results in the 2017 presidential election in Paris reuters
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker wrote on Twitter that he was "happy that the French chose a European future," while president of the European Council Donald Tusk congratulated the "French people for choosing Liberty, Equality and Fraternity over tyranny of fake news."
US President Donald Trump also congratulated Macron, writing on Twitter: "Congratulations to Emmanuel Macron on his big win today as the next President of France. I look very much forward to working with him!"
German Chancellor Angela Merkel tweeted her congratulations, saying Mr Macron's win was a "victory for a strong united Europe".
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday sent a congratulatory message to French President-elect Emmanuel Macron. In his message, Xi said France was the first major Western country to have established diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China. China-France relations, which have significant strategic importance and international influence, have been developing steadily, healthily and consistently in recent years, he said. Maintaining the steady and healthy development of the China-France relationship benefits not only the two countries and peoples, but also world peace, stability and development, he noted.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May said: "France is one of our closest allies and we look forward to working with the new president."


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While John has recently retired from Dick's Drive-In Restaurants he is still considered the curator of the extensive civic legacy of his father, Richard Spady (namesake of the family owned business.) John is a member of the National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation (NCDD.org) and is a lifetime member of the International Association for Public Participation (US Chapter: IAP2USA.org). Alongside the Honorable Conrad Lee, Councilmember for the City of Bellevue, John created the American Immigration Forums in 2011 — a way for students to study important issues and engage diverse community in dialogue and values discernment on national policy using his foundation's in-kind resources. John is also president of the Forum Foundation in Seattle — created by his father for research and continued development of the Opinionnaire® Survey system — the foundation's board seeks to enhance the practical opportunities for improved civic discourse among diverse communities of people. The Foundation helped establish the Countywide Community Forums (of King County) which ran from 2007-2011 and involved thousands of county residents in large scale "symbolic dialogue" on timely issues. John received his undergraduate degree from Seattle Pacific University and his graduate degree from the University of Oregon.


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I have such a wonderful life. I can't even believe it. This past weekend, Danny and I hid from the world. We watched old episodes of Sons Of Anarchy (sometimes I have to close my eyes). We walked around Green Lake. We laughed. We went and checked out the luminaries down by the water - it was beautiful even though I have no idea what it symbolized.
I am so grateful to be alive! I still get doubt and fear. It pops up just for a second here or there throughout the day, but I've started combatting it. Each time I fret, and worry about this cancer, I take a deep breath and I say, "I am healthy and strong." And it's true! I am healthy, and I am strong. I will not live in fear of this cancer. Instead of fearing this coming MRI (next month to the day), I am going to use my logic. I have not had a seizure in over four months. I can walk around Green Lake, even if I can't always run it. I have started lifting weights three nights a week. I am capable. I feel great. I am healthy. I am strong. Most of all, I'm happy.
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Not only are these Spinach and Chicken Paleo Stuffed Peppers Whole30 and keto-friendly, they are deliciously creamy and so fun to eat, even kids will love it!
Ever since you guys expressed how much you love my Pizza Stuffed Peppers, I've been looking to create another paleo stuffed peppers recipe that's different but still full of flavor. Not only are stuffed peppers fun and easy to make, they are REALLY fun to eat, especially for little hands!
Spinach and Chicken Paleo Stuffed Peppers Recipe
This Spinach and Chicken Paleo Stuffed Peppers recipe came together by accident because I was thinking of ways to use up whatever meat and veggies we had left in the fridge. I honestly just threw everything together to come up with it, and it's crazy but that's how some of my reader favorite dishes are created!
Chicken and spinach are cooked in creamy coconut milk, combined with delicious spices that add a slightly cheesy and decadent flavor to the filling without dairy. It's then thickened with tapioca starch and stuffed into bell peppers, and everything is baked together until the peppers are perfectly cooked!
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If you end up having leftovers of this Spinach and Chicken Paleo Stuffed Peppers, you can just bake it up in the oven at 375 degrees until it's heated thoroughly, about 15-20 minutes.
However, I've been so busy recently that I've just been using the microwave to nuke for 2 minutes. I'm honestly 100% okay with using the microwave, if it means I can still eat a healthy home cooked meal much easily when my plate is full (no pun intended!) on weekdays. As always, don't let perfect be the enemy of good, especially when it comes to your health!
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Dental disease affects an estimated 80% of cats and dogs before the age of three. Dental disease is painful, and can be dangerous because the bacteria in the mouth can spread to other areas of the body.
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Welcome to St Albans City FC's Mega Shed!
The Mega Shed has a wonderful array of Saints merchandise to purchase both on matchdays and online (using the secure PayPal payment system). Select from the items below or by category.
Postage is available for the UK and around the world. For items in stock, please allow seven to 14 days for delivery.
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- Sale!
£20.00inc. VAT
Mitre 3/4 length tracksuit bottom
- Sale!
£20.00inc. VAT
Mitre cuffed tracksuit bottom in navy blue.
- Sale!
£15.00inc. VAT
Mitre polo shirt in royal blue with the club crest.
- Sale!
£25.00inc. VAT
Mitre quarter zip tracksuit top in royal blue with the club crest.