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KS2/NQT/QTS Urgently Required
A warm and friendly two form Junior School in Bristol is looking for Specialist KS2 NQT/QTS Teacher to work within their classes throughout the Autumn Term. The school has a strong presence within the local community and a fantastic reputation within the local area. the school boasts fantastic resources and a supportive head teacher that is well regarded within Bristol. The school is looking for candidates with a drive to meet targets and support the needs of individual children within the class through creative and effective lessons. Previous Capita Education teachers have thoroughly enjoyed their assignments at this school and have commented on the caring approachability of all staff and positive working environments.
This is a great opportunity to join this school and become part of its fantastic team initially on a day to day basis with the possibility of enjoying a long term opportunity. Capita are looking for exceptional candidates for this role in order to meet our total commitment to our schools and the children they support.
To become part of the Capita supply team at this lovely Primary School you will be:-
An NQT or QTS teacher with experience of working within KS2 Classes
A warm and caring individual, focused on raising achievement levels
Able to demonstrate recent KS2 experience
Creative and innovative approach to learning
At Capita we take our responsibilities to you seriously, our aim is to provide you with work in a variety of school settings and to ensure you are well supported and rewarded for your efforts, even if it is sometimes just to say "thank you" for a job well done.
As part of the Capita Supply Team you will benefit from:-
The support of a dedicated and knowledgeable Primary Consultant
Plenty of variety and choice of work at school level
Good rates of pay and the ability to participate in out tax efficiency scheme
Excellent opportunities for CPD
Opportunities to join our Team-Teach training scheme as applicable
Job Type : Contract/Interim
Location : Bristol
Salary : £80 - £100 p day
Date Advertised : 09 Nov 2012
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Are you spinning your wheels and going nowhere? Feel like your business has leveled off and there's nowhere left to grow into? If so, the Plateau Effect could be keeping your photography business stuck... Working too many hours? Getting nowhere? Exhausted? This great book can help!
Is The Plateau Effect Stalling Your Photography Business And Keeping You Stuck?
Do you have that "stuck" feeling in your photography business? You know the one – the awful feeling that you're making very little progress, despite working long hours and putting in what feels like 150% of the effort. The good news is this is completely normal, and you're really feeling the effects of what's known as "the plateau effect".
The even better news is there are ways to get off the plateau and start moving again, and we'll get into that shortly.
But how did you manage to get stuck in the first place?
I'm very sure it wasn't through a lack of enthusiasm, or for the want of trying. Like most readers of this blog, you're a dedicated photographer who truly cares about being running a successful photography business, right?
Chances are, you just ran into something that most businesses hit at some point or another, but you just didn't recognize it for what it was…
In The Beginning…
You started out on the road to creating your own photography business full of enthusiasm, optimism, and with that sparkle in your eye that said, "the future looks brighter than an over-exposed snowfield…"
In the beginning, your enthusiasm was almost contagious!
People responded to your photography, you booked assignments, your clients raved over your photographs, and even referred other people to you.
Yes! Being a professional photographer promised to be a great ride!
But it didn't quite turn out that way, did it? At least not yet…
At some point (and it's hard to know exactly when it happened), you suddenly realized that you're putting in a lot more effort, spending more time at your computer editing when you'd rather be enjoying time with your family, feeling more tired than usual, finding it harder to book new clients, feeling cranky or getting into arguments with family members, and generally growing more and more frustrated with both yourself and your business.
For example, if you're reading this blog post late at night because that's the only time you can spare to catch up with this kind of thing, then you know what I'm talking about here, don't you?
Life suddenly feels like you're trying to swim against a current that keeps getting stronger with every painful stroke – before you know it, you're going nowhere fast and in real danger of actually going backwards!
In short, you've reached a plateau.
The Plateau Effect
This is not a fun place to be in.
Life on the plateau can really stink, especially if you've been stuck there for an extended period of time. Symptoms of being subject to the plateau effect manifest themselves for my photography mentoring students in many ways, for example:
- "No matter what I try, I just can't seem to attract new clients…"
- "Help! Editing photographs until 2am, and then having to get up at 6am to get the kids ready for school is wearing me out!"
- "What happened to my good clients? The only people I see these days seem to complain about everything, including my prices…"
- "I'm exhausted, and don't have the energy left to do the sessions I am managing to book…"
- "Why do I feel like I'm beginning to despise being a photographer? I used to love it so much, and now I feel like a fraud when I tell my clients that I'm passionate about what I do!"
- "I never realized life as a pro photographer would be this hard! My spouse wants me to quit and get a 'real' job, and I honestly don't know how to avoid having to do that!"
- And so on…
- "I feel like my photography business is failing, and I don't know what to do! Please help!"
First off, the people who feel this way are NOT bad photographers, or even particularly bad at being in business.
They've simply encountered a natural plateau in their business, and aren't aware of how to get off it and move to the next level.
But it CAN be done!
Here's a short video explaining the plateau effect better than I can:
"The Plateau Effect" – A Great Book To Get You Unstuck
Better still, check out this great new book from Bob Sullivan and Hugh Thompson, called (oddly enough) "The Plateau Effect". Here's what they have to say about the book on Amazon:
"The Plateau Effect shows how athletes, scientists, therapists, companies, and musicians around the world are learning to break through their plateaus – to turn off the forces that cause people to 'get used to' things – and turn on human potential and happiness in ways that seemed impossible.
The book identifies three key flattening forces that generate plateaus, two principles to guide readers in engineering a plateau's destruction, and three actions to take to achieve peak behavior.
It helps us to stop wasting time on things that are no longer of value and to focus on the things that leverage our time and energy in spectacular ways.Anything you want to do better – play guitar, make friends, communicate with your children, run a business – you can accomplish faster by understanding the plateau effect."
This book is a prime example of looking outside the photography business to find the answers we need to common problems, and I urge you to grab a copy for yourself to see how you can make your stay on the plateau a short one.
You'll be glad you did – and so will your family!

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DIE Martis, 22 die Aprilis.
L. Mohun's Bill.
Message to H. C. with it.
King's Answer to the Address concerning Ireland.
Bill to clear London and Westm. of Papists.
Ward & al. versus Booth.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act to enable
the Trustees of the Manors and Lands late of Charles
Lord Mohun to fell and sell Timber, and to make
Leases for Payment of his and his Father's Debts,
and to raise a Portion for his Daughter."
The Question being put, "Whether this Bill
shall pass?"
It was Resolved in the Affirmative.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Sir William Beversham and Sir Tymothy Baldwin:
To deliver them the Bill concerning the Trustees
of the Manors and Lands late of Charles Lord Mohun;
and to desire their Concurrence thereunto.
The Lord Privy Seal reported, "That himself and
the other Lords appointed to present the humble
Address of this House concerning Ireland to His Majesty, have waited on His Majesty with the same:
To which His Majesty returns this Answer, That
He consents to the Desires of this House therein,
and will give speedy Order for every Particular
in it."
The Lord Viscount Halyfax reported, "That the
Committee have considered the Bill for freeing the
City of London and the Parts adjacent from Papists;
and have made some Amendments therein, which
are offered to the Consideration of the House."
The said Amendments were read Once.
And, after some Debate, it is ORDERED, That this
House be put into a Committee on Thursday Morning
next, to consider further of these Amendments.
Whereas this House had appointed to hear Counsel
upon the Petition and Appeal of William Ward and
others, and the Answer of Nathaniell Booth, on Tuesday next, being the Twenty-ninth Day of this Instant
It being moved, "That, in regard the Counsel of
the said Nathaniell Booth are not yet returned from
the Northern Circuit, a longer Day may be granted
him for preparing for the said Hearing;" it is thereupon ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal
in Parliament assembled, That this House doth hereby
appoint to hear Counsel, on both Parts, upon the said
Petition and Answer, on Tuesday the Thirteenth Day of
May next, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon;
whereof the said Nathaniell Booth is to Cause timely Notice to be given to the said William Ward and other Petitioners, to prevent their Attendance with Counsel on
Tuesday next.
Dominus Cancellarius declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in diem Mercurii, 23um
diem instantis Aprilis, hora decima Aurora, Dominis
sic decernentibus.
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Dr. Mirsattari received his MD from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario in 1995. He completed his neurology residency training at the University of Manitoba in 2000 and became a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in 2001. He was a postdoctoral research fellow of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) in clinical epileptology and neurophysiology at Western University until June 2004. He will complete his D. Phil. in neurophysiology in 2005. His postdoctoral research was on simultaneous EEG-fMRI/MR spectroscopy in an animal model of focal epilepsy and treatment of refractory status epilepticus.
Dr. Mirsattari is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences at Western University, London, Ontario. He is one of the physicians involved in the Complex Epilepsy Surgery Program and Epilepsy/General Neurology Clinic at the London Health Science Centre. He also provides neurology consultation services to Sudbury Regional Hospital.
He is a member of the scientific committee of the Canadian Society of Clinical Neurophysiologists (CSCN), CSCN representative on the Scientific Committee of EEG course in the Canadian Congress of Neurological Sciences, a member of the American Academy of Neurology, American Epilepsy Society, Canadian Congress of Neurological Sciences, Society for Neurosciences and Canadian League Against Epilepsy.
Dr. Mirsattari's main research interests are in the field of epilepsy. Current projects include plasticity of the brain function in patients with intractable epilepsy and brain tumor, non-invasive mapping of brain functions using fMRI in patients that are candidates for epilepsy surgery and development of new animal models of epilepsy. He is also involved in clinical trials of therapies in MS.
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Several southeastern Michigan counties are under dense fog advisories Monday afternoon and evening.
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The fog came to the area Monday morning and has persisted ever since. However, as winds increase Monday night, the fog should move on out. Still, the advisories won't expire until 4 a.m. Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, conditions on Metro Detroit's roadways are considered hazardous.
Counties under dense fog advisories include Lapeer County, Livingston County, Washtenaw County, Macomb County, Wayne County, St. Clair County, Oakland County and Genesee County.
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