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Finding a local house cleaner in Hoole, Cheshire West and Chester could be easier with Bark. We can help you find the best domestic cleaning service in Hoole, Cheshire West and Chester to help clean your house. By raising a request with Bark and filling out the information regarding your house and which areas need cleaning we can then pass this over to our trained cleaning professionals. Once they have this request, they could then decide whether they can help with your enquiry. A selection of the most suitable housekeeping and cleaning professionals will then contact you and you can choose who is the best to clean your home.
- Can I inform the cleaner of all my special requirements beforehand? - Yes, you can give us a comprehensive list of all your cleaning requirement such as pet hair removal, oven and fridge cleaning and window cleaning. However, if you prefer then you can just discuss it with your cleaner on the phone before making any decisions.
- How can I know that they are a trusted professional? - We don't recommend any one of the Hoole, Cheshire West and Chester based cleaning professional we have over another, however, the best cleaners on Bark will have reviews from previous customers whose home's they've cleaned. You can use these reviews to then determine which cleaner or cleaning company is going to be the best for you.
- What's the included in a standard clean? - This is a very common question as a lot of the cleaners on Bark. This may vary depending on each domestic cleaning company but usually included is: Dusting and cleaning of all surfaces, Cleaning of bathrooms, Hoovering carpets, Mopping hard floors and General Tidying. You can of course always discuss any other needs you might have with the cleaner.
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Hummingbird Housekeeping
We offer housekeeping services specialising in Holiday Lets and Domestic Cleaning in Shropshire, mid/north Wales and surrounding counties. We provide quality cleaning, professional staff and are competitively priced.
Local Cleaners North West
Local Cleaners North West offer domestic, office and commercial cleaning services to anyone in need of a professional cleaning service. Our aim is to provide Quality, reliable and affordable cleaning all over North West United Kingdom. If you would like some extra help with keeping up with the daily chores then our home support service could be just what you are looking for. Our Local Trusted Cleaners are: • Fully checked and vetted. • Experienced and professional. • Fully insured. • Well paid cleaners. • Local, loyal and trustworthy. • Reliable and affordable. Office Cleaning: From daily cleaning schedules to periodic deep cleans, the team offer a range of office cleaning solutions for businesses. The teams use modern technology and specialists methods to ensure all office cleaning is completed to a high standard. A range of approved products are used for office cleaning – if you require green cleaning or anti-bacterial cleaning, they can tailor their techniques to suit you. Whether you require office cleaning at a single location or at a range of sites, the team are able to cater for your needs. They offer a range of office cleaning services, including wash room maintenance, carpet cleaning and waste disposal. "We understand what is required from a cleaning company; a thorough cleaning service that is tailored to meet your requirements, in a prompt and reliable manner." We are only a phone call away. Just give us a ring & try us out. I can assure that you won't be disappointed. Please call us on 01772369655 or 0800 133 7671 to arrange a visit. If you prefer us to call you please reply with your contact details.
Kleenaway cleaning
We carry out all types of exterior cleaning including pressure washing, driveway cleaning, render cleaning, gutter cleaning, roof cleaning and much more.
Joanna's Cleaning Services LTD
We specialize in domestic and commercial cleanings. We can do regular or one-off deep cleanings, end of tenancy, offices and holiday homes. Please contact us for a more information.
Easy Clean Cheshire
We are a professional cleaning company based in Cheshire. We cater for weekly/Fortnightly/Monthly & One off house cleans, Spring cleans, Ironing, End of Rentals and Moving In/Out Cleans.
Stafford & Cheshire Plumbing
my skills start with my Ear I take on board what the cliant needs are show them the best of the item they have an interest in eg : New Bath Taps,Take Disk Taps they may cost you more to buy the Disk taps will save you money long term. Ideal if you are on a water meter.every drip will put money in the water boards pocket.this is only a small Example of the products cliants get wrong when they would like work carried out. Even buying a Kettle forget the price look at how much Energy you use to Boil the Kettle. Long term you will save on your electric Bill look at the kettle the same way you would low energy light Bulbs. I got the idea from my aunt when ever I would go to visit her she would moan about all the jobs that were stacking up at her house from hanging a mirror to putting down laminate leaking tap to loose shelf's. so I made her write a list of all the problems she had around the house I then gave her a price & did the repairs my aunt now complains she has nothing to complain about. so i now like to tell my Clients to make a list of all the Jobs that need doing from the door hanging off to the loose gate then give me a call I will then come over do all the work for them. End of list. simply CALL me or TX me or Mail me. And I will Do the rest for you
Moms Magic CleanCertificate of Excellence 2015
Moms Magic Clean was born due to myself having cleaning companies in my home and found most not upto my standards and the finishing touch was missing. We offer a full range of cleaning services to incorporate your busy lifestyle with trustworthy, reliable, regular, cleaners. Our basic packages are ideal for the smaller busy household who need that extra help around the home, we also off a one off clean or spring clean which can be tailored to you needs we also offer a deep clean service and can tidy and clean after your party. Intense Deep Clean One Off / Spring Clean / After Party Clean Daily / Weekly / Fortnightly Clean / Renovation Clean
Home Services Marketplace. Services offered Astrology, Yoga, Meditation, Car wash, Plumbing, Photography services, House Cleaning Service Etc
GleamClean Cleaning Solutions
We are a family run donestic and commercial cleaning company. We offer a wide range of services and always put the customer first. Our team is totally flexible and work around what best suits you. From one off cleans to flexible contracts, we can provide the perfect solution to your cleaning needs. Services we provide: End of tenancy cleans, weekly domestic cleans, end of build cleans, daily office cleans, communal areas in apartements and retail premises. Get in touch with a member of the team to discuss your cleaning needs,
Jiffy Clean
TWH Carpet Cleaning & cleaning services
We are a local, family run business and specialise in Eco friendly carpet and upholstery cleaning. We care for your carpets and upholstery and promote healthy cleaning in both the home and commercial environments. We offer Carpet Cleaning Upholstery Cleaning Leather Cleaning End of tenancy cleans Specialist cleans, daily, weekly, monthly domestic and commercial clients Maintenance cleaning including regular cleaning and one off cleans No job too big or small TWH are passionate about giving every customer an excellent cleaning service and are pleased to provide all our customers with a safer, fresher and healthier clean every time, we never compromise on service and we believe 100% in our service and ability. All our work is fully insured and guaranteed and we offer honest advice and competitive pricing to all our customers.
We Turn Up Cleaning ServicesCertificate of Excellence 2015
Regain your free time! We are professional, reliable and trustworthy. We specialize in all aspects of domestic and commercial cleaning. We turn Up We Don't Turn Down!
B'Spotless Cleaning Company Chester
Established in 2006, B'Spotless Cleaning Company, Chester continues to grow in customer service and satisfaction Large or small areas, B'Spotless Cleaning Company, Chester cater for your needs Everyone's cleaning needs are different, thats why we discuss and agree your requirements with you before any cleaning service commences and adjust your schedule for those times when it's not convenient B'Spotless Cleaning Company, Chester guarantee you will be happy with the cleaning service you receive which is cost effective and efficient providing you with excellent value for money
Nigel Wildman
Hello every one , CRB checked to care for your home and pets & a Trustworthy person - I have a passion which is looking and caring for dogs, having a dog of my own I understand the love and loyalty and affection dogs bring to daily life. My name is Nigel and i live in Warrington Cheshire and I 'am a very friendly person looking to look after your home and your pets so you can go away on holiday , love Dogs and any other animals, very trusting .None smoker & don't drink. I also like to keep my self fit and cycle a bit ,i love walking and i listen to radio as i love music like dance , 80s , pop .I also work in Banking and i' am police checked . I love chatting to new people on Skype my Skype name is Nigel.2010 .Love driving to new place's in my car. Hope to see you all very soon . Nigel - Will look after you home and your pets as i have a dog of my own for the past 4years. so have loads of experience with pets. Give me a try and i wont disappoint you .enjoy walking in all weathers. Plus lots of love and attention fore the dogs. When I am looking after peoples homes I respect their property and treat it better than my own. really enjoy being away from my home town, its breaks my very stressful live and jobs up..I find it is like a little holiday also for me in a strange way. -
Cleaning Gurus
We are well established cleaning company in London doing commercial and residential cleaning
Manchester City CleanersCertificate of Excellence 2015
At Manchester City Cleaners we believe in providing the very best quality of domestic and commercial cleaning services with quick and easy online booking.
Nirvana Managed Services
Bright & Beautiful Chester
Magdalena Wielgo
John Kimmis
Orchid Laundry & Dry Cleaning Ltd
Northwest Homecare Ltd
Colin wright
OCD Cleaning Services
WE CLEAN YOUR WAY.THE RIGHT WAY.AT DEE DEE'S CLEANING COMPANY LTD WE OFFER A SELECTION OF SERVICE FOR ALL TYPES AND SIZES OF LOCATION AND VENUE,SUCH AS: Domestic/home/house cleans,Commercial cleaning,One-off cleans.including end-off-tenancy and builder cleans,Carpet cleaning,Office cleaning
muck away (total cleaning solutions)
Deep Clean of Carpets, Ovens, Sofas, Full house clean and Trauma Management Service for Crime Scene & Trauma Cleaning One Off Domestic Clean, Regular Weekly Clean, https://www.facebook.com/muckawaycleaning/ Call: 01978 265675 mob: 07808090839 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @muckaway1 Facebook: muckawaycleaning Skype: muckaway2
Diamond Domestics
Diamond Domestics provides bespoke cleaning services within homes and offices within a 20 mile radius Wrexham. Having been established for almost 11 years we offer everything from full housekeeping to one off cleans. Our staff are employed by us, uniformed, fully trained, vetted and we supply all equipment, products and 'know how' to give your home or office that 'sparkly' feel and for extra confidence we always quote for the job you would like us to do and not by the hour.
Intense Cleaning
Commercial, Office and Domestic cleaning
Luxury Maids UK
Squeaky windows
Darren Hall
Alderley cleaning service
We are a reliable and friendly residential cleaning company we have been boing this for over 8 years and are passionate about the service we provide we offer one off cleans to regular cleaning of your home we also specialise in end of tenancy cleaning . Areas covered : Alderley edge, Wilmslow , Knutsford , Peover and Chelford and surrounding areas All cleaning products are provided by us.
Sparkling Mad
Sparkling Mad provide professional, high quality cleaning services. We specialise in both commercial and domestic cleaning which includes office cleaning, after build cleaning and show home cleaning.
ServiceMaster Clean
Slime and Grime LimitedCertificate of Excellence 2015
Joana Afful
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Originally Published: April 17, 2013 8:56 AM
Modified: April 17, 2013 10:33 AM
Warning: This valuation method doesn't always reveal what your price could -- or should -- be
By WILLIAM MAHNIC
William Mahnic is an associate professor of banking and finance at the
Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University
. Prior to joining CWRU as a full-time faculty member in 2008, Mr. Mahnic spent just more than 20 years in investment banking at National City Corp.
A popular and, if used appropriately, helpful way of estimating a privately held company's fair market value is to use a comparable publicly traded company's market multiple of value (i.e., price to earnings ratio, or the price of a stock divided by earnings per share). However, small business owners must be careful not to simply assume that their firms are worth the same multiple of net earnings as that of a larger, publicly traded firm.
Simply put, just because your firm manufacturers machine parts does not mean that its fair market value is the same as that of Eaton Corp.
The business owner must be careful when an adviser suggests that the fair market value of his or her company can be best estimated by using the current average multiples of value derived from a comparable peer group of publicly traded companies.
This methodology requires that you first identify a group of four to eight publicly traded firms that are in a similar industry to that of the privately held firm. Secondly, you calculate the current average multiple of values (market capitalization/revenues, market capitalization/EBITDA, market capitalization/net income, etc.) that these comparable firms trade at as a group. Finally, you use these comparable multiples of value and the target company's financial results (revenues, EBITDA, net income, etc.) to estimate a fair market value of the target company.
This valuation methodology only can produce meaningful results if the adviser makes adjustments for: 1) the difference in the liquidity of publicly traded stocks versus privately held stocks, 2) the comparability differences between large and small firms, and 3) the change-of-control premium inherent in all change-of-control acquisitions.
Publicly traded stocks can be converted into cash at a known value in a quick and inexpensive manner. Privately held stock cannot. Academic studies reveal that the difference in fair market value between liquid and illiquid equity securities ranges from 20% to 70%. Consequently, a lack of liquidity discount must be considered.
Markets value large companies at much higher multiples of value than they do smaller companies within the same industry (think real estate value between small towns and large towns). Accordingly, a lack of comparability discount must be considered.
Publicly traded securities trade on a minority interest basis. The owner of one share of IBM does not have an impact on the day-to-day operations of IBM. This is why most acquirers are forced to pay a premium above the fair market value in order to induce the owners of a publicly traded company to sell. Research reveals that this control premium averages between 25% and 45% for most industries. Consequently, a premium for change of control must be considered.
Bottom line: The owner and adviser who use the peer group of comparable publicly traded companies methodology and do not consider the above three adjustments risk entering the mergers and acquisitions market with unrealistic expectations and a sales price that will not attract buyers.
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My new ebook, NOT a DIY Diva: How to Create an Authentically-Inspired Life in a Pinterest World is born! It is now available as a pdf download! {faints}.
This book is a new and pretty compilation, revision and repackaging of some favorite posts from the past four years on the topic of authentic living at home.
Who is it for? Read the full disclosure so you understand what to expect. And then maybe read the endorsements if you need further evidence that this book is what you want before you buy.
First, a little back story. I started blogging here at The Inspired Room about the topic of authentic living at home in July of 2007. It was my passion then, and is my passion now. That is one of the best things about blogging. You get to share YOUR passion with the entire world.
I had so many people along the way who encouraged me to keep going with my blog, stay the course, and keep on sharing. I'm grateful. You all know who you are, the list is very long or I'd name every one of you sweet people. This online community I've been blessed to be a part of is supportive and encouraging.
Let's admit it. It is common online to feel pangs of jealousy or competitiveness. It is all too easy to become discontent and discouraged at times with who you are and what you have to offer in this world. Whether you are a blogger or not, most of us know what it feels like to be discouraged about our own homes or level of creative or homemaking ability, or even our blogging success!
This book is about embracing your authentic style and way of living at home so that you can be content, even in this "perfect image" world we live in. I know first hand it is so freeing to choose to grow to be who I am instead of trying so hard to be something I am not.
That is what I would like to strive for online.
I enjoy building an authentic community of women who are committed to growing in who they were made to be, women who are committed to creating authentic homes for their families, and women who can cheer each other on for making those tough choice to NOT be amazing — to choose contentment and authenticity over perfection.
I have so many people to thank on this project!
First of all, MUCH credit goes to my editor, Sarah Parks.
OH MY GOODNESS. I gave her a MESS of words and random posts and she made sense of my tangled ideas. I'm sure she is cringing right now reading this. Anyway, she treated this ebook like it was her own and poured time and energy and creativity into it. I am grateful.
Along the way various people poured little bits of themselves in to this project. I know it is just a little ebook, but still, I'm grateful.
- I was encouraged and taught many things by the awesome Amy of Blogging With Amy.
- Deanna, for her help including providing many years of laughing about pink poodle purses.
- My interior design student daughter, Courtney, who graciously opened and read 50 bazillion versions of this book.
- My husband who never questioned the time spent on this project. He brought me coffee, meals, chased dogs around and drove our son to and from school every single day so I could finish this book.
- My son Luke who never once complained when I was working on my ebook. Again.
- For the special (in)courage girls who went out of their way to encourage me to do this.
And last but not least, so grateful for my daughter Kylee (above) who painstakingly made me new buttons and banners and designed this ebook to be the pretty little book it is. She also came up with the clever title. So proud of my girl! She is a new blogger too, so welcome her to blogland!
I'm looking for authentic living kindred spirits!
I hope you will delurk today so we can chat a bit in the comments and find fellow kindred spirits, I'd love to hear your personal story or testimonial about seeking authenticity or contentment with your home, life or online.
A few comments may be chosen to be featured in an upcoming post on struggling for authenticity! You will be contacted for permission first, don't worry. If you have a blog be sure your blog name shows up in the comment link so I can link your comment back to you from the post. Also, chosen comments may go on a "kindred spirit" page on NOTaDIYdiva.com.
Want to leave a comment but don't want to be quoted? Don't worry. You can still leave a general comment!
Most of all, grateful for YOU. The readers of The Inspired Room who have read to my thoughts and pondered my ideas and have encouraged these words to jump right into this ebook! And to those helping to promote this book, I adore you. xoxo
You can download NOT a DIY Diva right now! It is a PDF download and will be delivered right away to your email inbox. It is just $3.99, about the price of a cup of coffee! We aren't quite ready to have the ebook on amazon.com yet for the Kindle or Nook, but we are considering it. You can visit NOTaDIYdiva. com for more details on the book including a sample page from the book, endorsements, buttons, affiliates and disclosure statements.
NOT a DIY Diva is on Facebook! Come say hi! I'll have cookies!


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Before Sunday's concert at Annette Strauss Park, Pink Martini's gay bandleader Thomas Lauderdale discussed just why the eclectic jazz outfit as been so productive lately. With four releases in the last three years, the band has churned out material faster than in their early days.
Lauderdale also says that with Dallas' random weather lately, Pink Martini is set to deliver on Sunday whether there's a crowd or not proving the band's commitment to spread its distinct sound that delves into foreign lands and classic movies.
Read my conversation with Lauderdale after the jump. Pink Martini performs at Annette Strauss Square at the Winspear Opera House, 2403 Flora St. 8 p.m. $45–$65. ATTPAC.org.


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Is a college student worth more to a bank than a mid-level manager? Absolutely!
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) is the present value of the future cash flows attributed to the customer relationship. In other words, what is your customer worth over their lifetime? Some customer groups are a lot more valuable than others, and sometimes the results are surprising. Using customer lifetime value as a marketing metric places greater emphasis on customer service and long-term customer satisfaction, rather than on maximizing short-term sales. Each CLV segment is likely to respond differently to various components of the marketing mix (product features, messaging/promotions, pricing strategies, and distribution preferences).
In this course, you will learn how to measure and increase your Customers' Lifetime Value (CLV) and to target specific marketing efforts towards customers with the highest value. You will get hands-on experience with three Customer Lifetime Value data sets (from Acura, Marriott, and a local retailer) and learn how to apply CLV to make more profitable decisions for your organization.
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Alumni and Constituent Relations
UCR Alumni & Visitors Center
3701 Canyon Crest Dr.
Riverside, CA 92507
Tel: (951) 827-2586 (UCR-ALUM)
Toll-free: (800) 426-2586 (ALUM)
Any staff member may be contacted through these numbers.
Fax: (951) 398-4887
Office hours:
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed on major holidays.
The Office of Alumni and Constituent Relations provides staff support for the following organizations:
- UCR Alumni Association
- UCR Parents Association
- UCR Student Alumni Association
We welcome our alumni, parents and friends who choose to participate in shaping the face and future of this campus. Please contact our office with any comments or suggestions that you may have.
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Farmer Panel & Salad Tasting, Aug. 8, NoonThursday, July 25th, 2013
On August 8th, in the McCrorey Gallery of Bailey/Howe Library at noon, a panel of Vermont farmers will discuss their work and the paths that led them to their current career trajectories. Panelists include Amanda Andrews of Tamarack Hollow Farm and Nancy Hayden of The Farm Between, as well as Laura Williams, the Farm Director for UVM's Farmer Training Program.
Susie Walsh Daloz, Program Director of UVM's Farmer Training Program, will moderate the panel.
Attendees will be treated to salad (provided by the Farmer Training Program), additional refreshments, and a raffle of books provided by permaculture publishers Chelsea Green Publishing. The event is free of charge and open to the public.
Amanda Andrews began farming in 2007, working on a variety of farms in New York and selling farm products at the New York City Greenmarket. She attended the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC where she studied fiber arts, blacksmithing, and woodworking. She has experience working with a variety of livestock, including horse draft power. In 2010, she relocated to Vermont to add her skills to Tamarack Hollow Farm.
Nancy Hayden is an artist, writer, and environmental engineer, in addition to being a farmer. Hayden is the co-owner of The Farm Between, specializing in organic fruit and related products.She recently retired from her teaching job at the University of Vermont to be full time on the farm and in the studio. She has degrees in ecology, environmental engineering, English, creative writing and studio.
Laura Williams went through the Santa Cruz Farmer Training Program before running her own farm in Westford for five years. She has been farming with UVM's Farmer Training Program for three years.
The panel accompanies summer exhibits on food and farming at the Bailey/Howe and Dana Medical Libraries.


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NEWTON Social B remained top of Division One entering the new year despite a narrow defeat to Newton Social A.
However, their lead is down to one point after breaks of 49 by Danny Thomas and 36 by Wayne Brown were not enough to fend off a 4-3 derby defeat to Newton Social A.
Roosters C sit one point behind, continuing an impressive run by beating Alford D 6-1, Steve Collins enjoying a 39 break for Roosters.
GESM A leapfrogged Richmonds A into third place after beating them 4-3.
The top match in Division Two saw leaders Culcheth Sports B lose 4-3 at second place Bridgewater Club, the gap reduced to two points with Andy Seymour having a 30 break for Bridgewater.
Third place GESM C lost ground on the top two after they going down 5-2 at Rylands B.
Division Three table-topping derby fixture took place at Kings Club, where leaders Kings Club C lost 4-3 against their A team and had their lead reduced to two points.
Another derby encounter saw Penketh Cons A move into third place after winning 4-3 at Penketh Tavern B.


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When Barbara Phillips arrives in Bluefield, Virginia, to begin her medical residency, she thinks she is headed for an uneventful few years filled with work in an obscure little town where no one knows her...which is exactly what she wants.
Everything changes when she enters Nicky's diner and begins a journey that will last a lifetime as she falls in love against her better judgment and best-laid plans. The free-spirited Nicky later attends the 1963 March on Washington and impulsively and anonymously sleeps with a man in hopes of getting pregnant and starting a family with Barbara. When Nicky gives birth to Paul, her sister steps in to adopt Paul for his own protection.
Nicky, Barbara, and Paul escape Bluefield and make a life in upstate New York, only returning to Bluefield years later upon hearing of the death of Nicky's sister. As their journey comes full circle, Barbara, Paul, and Nicky find their return to Bluefield is the catalyst for facing family secrets and forging family ties.
©2012 Elan Barnehama (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
I'm Audible's first Editor-at-Large, the host of In Bed with Susie Bright -- and a longtime author, editor, journo, and bookworm. I listen to audio when I'm cooking, playing cards, knitting, going to bed, waking up, driving, and putting other people's kids to bed! My favorite audiobooks, ever, are: "True Grit" and "The Dog of the South."
"Virginia is for Lesbian Lovers"
A doctor from New York and a roadside diner waitress fall in love— and make one of the cutest couples I've met all year.
Their courtship involves jumping into a convertible, making love, eating pies... can I join them, please?
They decide to start a family and have a baby. That's when one of their righteous southern family members tries to take their baby away so it doesn't grow up in an "unfit household." They have to get out of town, but they find a way back into their community.
A lovely story about finding your place.
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Dare To... Symposium at UCLA
AACN Chapter at UCLA
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (PST)
Event Details
Symposium at UCLA
Covel Commons, Sunset Village
UCLA Conference Center
200 De Neve Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90095
4 CE Contact Hours
All are welcome!
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. In the long run, we really do shape our own lives; and then together we shape the world around us. The process never ends until we die, and the choices we make are ultimately our responsibility."
~Eleanor Roosevelt~
Objective I
Describe what daring looks like for you and discuss the barriers that frequently prevent us from pursuing our "Dare To's".
Objective II
Compare and contrast risk taking and engaging in risky behavior.
Objective III
Identify the "Dare To(s)" that will have the most impact for your own professional and personal life.
0700-0800: Registration, Exhibitors and Continental Breakfast
0800-0930: Keynote Presentation
Kathryn E. Roberts, RN, MSN, CNS, CCRN, CCNS
President of the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN)
"Do you Dare To?"
Using the AACN theme "Dare To" as a framework, this interactive presentation will enable participants to identify strategies they can use to optimize their contributions to their patients, their families, their colleagues, and to themselves. Approaches to overcoming the barriers that often stop us from achieving our optimal contributions will also be discussed.
0930-1000: Refreshment Break & Exhibitors
1000-1050: Breakout Sessions
A. Dare to Change: The Community
*Volunteerism in the Community
Panel Speakers:
Mary Chasin, RN, BSN
Candis Clark, SN
David Fuentes, SN
Moderator: Ryan Cavada, RN, BSN
B. Dare to Act: Get Certified
*Panel on Best Practices in Certification
Panel Speakers:
Alice Benjamin, RN, MSN, ACNS-BC, PCCN
Kalpana Lyengar, RN, BSN, CCRN
Stacy Meyer, RN, BSN, PCCN
Imelda Zaragoza-Albania, RN, BSN, CCRN
Moderator: Anna Dermenchyan, RN, BSN, CCRN-CSC
1100-1200: Closing Presentation
Judy E. Davidson, DNP, RN, CCRN, FCCM
Director, Research Integration and Management at Scripps Clinical Research Center
& Jessica Schuller, RN, BSN
Dare to Dream: Clinical Excellence - The ABCDEFGH Bundle
- Awakening and Breathing Coordination (ABC)
- Delirium Assessment and Management (D)
- Early Exercise and Progressive Mobility (E)
- Follow up referrals, family inclusion, functional reconciliation (F)
- Good hand-off communication (G)
- Hand family written information (H)
1200-1230: Engaged and Energized: The Next Step
1230-1400: Exhibitors, Lunch and Networking
1345-1400: Evaluations and CE Certificates
Kathryn E. Roberts, RN, MSN, CNS, CCRN, CCNS, serves a one-year term as president on the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) board of directors from July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013.
Roberts now enjoys a long career with The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in the PICU. Before she assumed this role in 1998, Roberts began working at CHOPS as a nurse extern in 1990 and subsequently worked as a staff nurse in the following units: cardiac step-down, cardiac ICU, and PICU. She left CHOP briefly to work as a nurse consultant at the Aldo Castaneda Institute for Congenital Health Disease in Genolier, Switzerland between 1994 and 1995.
Ms. Roberts earned a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in nursing in 1991 and 1998 respectively, from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. She belongs to AACN's Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter, the local chapter of the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing and the Society of Critical Care Medicine, which honored her with its 2007 and 2009 "Presidential Citation." She lectures extensively on pediatric critical care and resuscitation topics, has published research articles in peer-reviewed journals and authored multiple chapters in pediatric critical care nursing textbooks.
Judy E. Davidson, DNP, RN, CCRN, FCCM, is the Director of Research Integration and Management at Scripps Clinical Research Center, La Jolla, California. She is also a Clinical Nurse Specialist at Scripps Mercy Hospital in San Diego. Dr. Davidson received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Western Connecticut State College, Danbury. She earned a Master of Science in Critical Care CNS at San Diego State University followed by a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dr. Davidson's research focuses on family support in critical care. She is a nationally recognized CNS and Nurse Researcher. Ms. Davidson is published in leading medical and nursing journals and she is active in professional and community organization. She is a reviewer for American Journal of Critical Care, Critical Care Nurse, and Critical Care Medicine. Ms. Davidson is a member of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses, Society of Critical Care Medicine, and a Fellow of the College of Critical Care Medicine.
UCLA Sunset Conference Center
Covel Commons, Sunset Village
200 De Neve Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90095
Directions to the UCLA Sunset Conference Center
1. From the 405 Freeway, exit on Sunset Blvd. Proceed EAST on Sunset Blvd. and enter the campus by turning RIGHT onto Bellagio Drive.
2. Proceed to the stop sign at the top of the hill. Turn LEFT at the stop sign onto De Neve Drive.
3. Proceed 3/10 of a mile down the hill to the PSV (Sunset Village) parking structure. The
structure will be on your right.
4. UCLA Employees with a valid parking pass can cross-park for free at the PSV Parking Structure.
5. For non-permit holders parking will be available for $11 at the gate.
6. Once you have parked, take the elevator or stairs (located in the southwest corner of the parking garage) to the Lobby level (L). The Covel Commons building will be directly in front of you as you exit the elevator.
7. Approach the building, turn RIGHT, and walk along the outside of the Covel Commons building. Turn LEFT at the corner of the building and proceed to the entrance.
Follow the signs or check with the front desk for directions.
When & Where
UCLA Covel Commons Conference Center
200 De Neve Drive
Los Angeles,
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (PST)
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Chapter Mission
The AACN Chapter at UCLA was created to serve and connect groups of critical & progressive care nurses and nursing students in the Greater Los Angeles area. The Chapter is committed to professional integrity, education, and promoting quality nursing care. We strive to communicate our passion to our profession by supporting innovation in healthcare as well as inspiring ourselves, our patients, and our colleagues.
Chapter Vision
To create an avenue for professional growth through educational events; to provide innovative care and inspiration for ourselves, our patients, and our colleagues.
Chapter Values
Leadership, Collaboration, Professionalism, Commitment to Quality, Integrity, Innovation, Inspiration & Scholarship
Chapter Goals
Education, Certification, Healthy Work Environments, Beacon Award & Community Outreach
For more details about our chapter, check out our Chapter Brochure on our Documents/Resources page!
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Utah is a step closer to havings an official State Gun. It is still no closer to having an official State Book.
You keep hearing "$300 million" around LA City Hall. That's the size of the expected City budget deficit in the next fiscal year. Very troubling: about eighty bucks a citizen. But you watch: to validate bridging the gap, you'll pay $400 in extra traffic fines, $200 in extra parking tickets, $200 for that extra jaywalking fine, $400 in higher DWP rates, $100 more in trash fees, $30 more for library privileges, &c. Watch $80 per person in the abstract turn into $1,000 for you in particular. Better start saving now.
Brown polls well early. Very well, very early.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa all but admitted yesterday that city community redevelopment agencies are big developer slush funds. "For many of us, these are the only funds we have available to create new jobs," the mayor said. But for two generations, the CRAs have sold themselves to the public not as job creation agencies, but as property-tax revenue enhancers.
I guess what goes around...recently I called Joe Barrett an "aging punk activist," so now he calls me something back. The real issue here, anyway: the partisans at MayorSam have been complaining for the past twenty-four hours about my sit-down with Councilman José Huizar. (They didn't call me names when I sat down with their own candidate of choice, Huizar's opponent Rudy Martinez, last August.) So if you missed it: the MayorSam blog supports Rudy Martinez. It also considers anyone who doesn't openly declare support of Martinez a villain, an alcoholic, a traitor, a socialist, an anchor baby, &c. And yes, the disgraced blog also feigns surprise when solvent grown-ups send it cease-and-desist letters.
Speaking of...Martinez took a powder in the Weekly's blog column; actually his top supporter, Nick Pacheco did. A Pacheco employee asserts that he was pressed to write Martinez a campaign contribution check. Pacheco in so many words calls the employee a liar. All is not well at Nick's law office.
Freshman-comp-level dangling participle appears at the former fishwrap of record. Scribe Shan Li wrote the following sentence: "I just want to settle my wife's debts and keep her comfortable," von Anhalt, 67, said during a tour of the home he gave to the news media. Hope the media appreciate their new crib.


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Enjoyed the show .Script and balance of characters very good. Especially Willie Garson (Mozzie). I did find Caffrey being an expert on absolutely everything a bit too much , and it got too soppy sometimes , especially the Burke-Caffey connection.
The ending was totally predicable. In fact I found it unbelievable that none of his colleagues suspected it.


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AGE UK Wiltshire is encouraging people of all ages to take part in the Pancake Day races in Devizes.
The event, which is in its eighth year, is on March 4 in the Market Place from noon to 2pm. It raises money for Age UK.
Allison Davis, Age UK Wiltshire's race organiser, said: "The races are such a fun way to celebrate Pancake Day with colleagues, friends and family. Each year the event has grown in popularity and we are proud that the races are now an established part of Devizes' events calendar.
"Almost anyone can take part – all you need is a sense of fun and a pair of sensible shoes!
"The races are run in the lunch hour to allow teams from local businesses to join in. The adult races are organised as relays, with teams of four.
"We are also hoping to run children's races and once again hope that the local schools will get involved. A challenge salver will be presented to the winning adult team. Fancy dress is optional."
All profits from the races will go Age UK Wiltshire to support its work with local older people.
The charity, which is based in Devizes, provides information and advice, practical help, support and friendship to thousands of older people in Wiltshire each year.
Chief executive Brian Deeley said: "Demand for our services has never been higher from older people and their families. In difficult economic times we rely even more on public support and fundraising to help us to maintain those services.
"We hope that people will come along and enjoy the races, taste a pancake or two and help us to raise vital funds to support our work."
Local businesses and organisations have already offered their help. The Black Swan Hotel is providing the pancakes and Devizes Rotary Club will act as stewards on the day. The charity is still keen to talk to others who might also be interested in getting involved. The prizes will be presented by Devizes mayor Pete Smith.
Entry forms and further details are available from Age UK Wiltshire's Market Place offices, on the website www.ageuk wiltshire.org.uk, by email to email@example.com or by calling (01380) 727767.


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This was my first blog project and I'm very proud of it. I started it at university and posting every couple of days was fun and stimulating. I don't have the time to do that anymore, but I'll always look back fondly on my days of reviewing products and savaging celebrity outfits.
I'm keeping a selection of greatest hits online. Some pieces on this blog (especially reviews) were done in exchange for money and products from sponsors. While I was always honest in those articles (they were not 'advertorials' - I often made negative comments), I will not be keeping many of them online.
Please enjoy the purest of the fashion content churned out in the lifetime of Covet/Your Fashion Oasis!


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"Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved."
-Barbra Johnson
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Is this Rainbow and FEE week?
David Archuleta fans are anticipating some new gifts soon ~ the Rainbow remix and Music Video, as well as the Forevermore CD, Expanded Edition. Will it be this week? Dunno, but here are a few great visuals from @CanadianArchie to get us in the mood!
Loved those Cindy! Tx so much!
Rainbow anticipation!
And these are popping up on twitter! From @txarchie, @gwenpo and @marylee_DA2014 respectively! A colourful welcoming party!
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David Archuleta in "M" Magazine
Thanks so much Ashley (@palrice8) for this find. Ashley provides leadership for Crush Kids' Cancer – The Kids Chapter ~ how appropriate that she found this in M Mag!
Aww…David is an OUTSTANDING SU2C ambassador. I was just wearing my SU2C shirt this weekend, it was warm! I'm glad to see this feature in M. Hope there is more in the future!
Don't know about M Magazine? It's a teen magazine, and click below to go to David's search page on M:
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Pandora Unforgettable Holiday Moments on Ice: A DAY TO REMEMBER
This will put you in the Christmas spirit! Lily shared her story about her trip to Arizona one year ago today (Nov. 12, 2011) to watch the taping of Pandora Unforgettable Moments on Ice. She also provided some BRAND SPANKIN' NEW pictures of the rehearsal! They are outstanding!!! Thanks for sharing Lily and can't wait for the next installment next year!
A DAY TO REMEMBER …..and what a day it was!
By Lily Ikemot0
When I heard that David was performing with these world-class Olympic skaters, with Kristi Yamaguchi as host, I had to go! But how could I go, one of our grandsons was competing in SoCal Special Olympics Winter Games Floor Hockey on Nov. 12 and 13, 2012!! After much thought, rationalizing and planning, I bought 3 tickets on the first day of sales: for me, Pam and Sue, my road-trip companions for yet another drive to Phoenix! Then I bought 1 plane ticket…to fly home early on Sunday morning, because I knew I could get to Irvine near the John Wayne Airport in time for the beginning of the second day of competition and medal awards, for Grandson Brett, a Special Olympics Global Messenger!
To digress a little, there was confusion for the start date of ticket sales on the Disson website: I wrote to their headquarters in the East and they got back to me right away with info I needed. In addition, Disson had added another skater to the already star-studded lineup! This skater was none other than Ekaterina "Katia" Gordeeva, whom I long wished to see in person! I was in seventh-heaven! Also, I have 4 short-track speedskating fan-friends who reside there in the Phoenix area… I told them about the event while in SLC/World Cup races in early October. They also bought tickets and I had a chance to visit with them before and during intermission… fun times! They said that this event had very little advertising locally, which is a crying shame b/c the venue was not sold out! They were happy that I had told them to attend!
In the afternoon before the dress-rehearsal, I wore my fleece top and pants which have *USA SPEEDSKATING* logos on them. I noticed the Arena & Disson personnel glancing at the logos.. LOL! After some confusion, we were escorted in a side door (not the back door..lol) and entered the ice-arena where rehearsals had just started! Personnel didn't stop us when we went to sit on the opposite side from where most people were sitting; we were pretty much all alone on stage-right, except for 1 professional camera-man setting up his equipment. David was onstage, going over details… and it wasn't long before he looked in our direction! My eyes were glued to him, thank God, for in one flash of a second, David waved at us subtly; his hand was only waste-high, not drawing a lot of attention.. bless him for that! What a moment that was! But, sadly, neither Pam nor Sue caught that little wave! I can still *see* his little wave today in my mind's-eye! They proceeded with skating and musical rehearsals with David's vocal accompaniment, a full set!
Show-time! This was a magical evening for me, as it was for all those in attendance, I'm sure! After the performance, we were invited to stay for re-skate by certain skaters, who had little glitched during the show, like when Michael Weiss fell into the laps of the pretty ladies in the front row opposite the stage! WOW… to stay for the re-skate was a no-brainer; no arm-twisting needed… to be able to see and hear David sing once more!
That night, I slept a couple hours before an early flight to SoCal, to Irvine Roller Rink on time for Grandson Brett's floor hockey games!
For this year, I didn't include still-photos of David singing during the
main performance (some have been seen already)… I'll save those for
next year… 11-12-13! LOL
Check out all of Lily's pictures in the slideshow below. Credit goes to Lily Ikemoto and Pamela Pike, who also took some of these with Lily's camera. A great collaboration!
Lily also took a few videos of the performances!
Northern Lights ~ I LOVE THIS ONE!!!!!! Haunting!
Pat – a Pan ~ What did I tell you about getting in the Christmas spirit??? How I will miss this live this Christmas. Just had to get that out….
To Be with You Re-do (not by David, by the skaters lol)
Silent Night. The ooos and ahhhhas
Encore and walk off!
A few great pics of David with some of the skating performers
Here is an image gallery from Pamela Pike from last year too!
Thanks for sharing Lily and for bringing those pics 'out of the vault'!
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Go-getters, make it so! David Archuleta + Figure Skating = MAGIC!
I've said it before. There is something about David Archuleta's interpretation of music coupled with a skater's athletic/artistic interpretation of the same song. Together, they are magic to watch and listen to. Case in point: My Kind of Perfect and Joannie Rochette at Skate For The Heart.
What Child is This with Kimmie Meissner at the Pandora event.
Can you imagine what is possible with Broken on BEGIN.?? Leagues of skaters, young and old, should be skating to David Archuleta music.
So, Go-Getters, do you have a local skating club nearby? Know a young skater in need of new music for their competition solo? Know a skating coach? Does you arena need new music for their Friday evening public skate? And…… do you have an extra CFTH or BEGIN.?
If you are feeling adventurous and generous, please seek out some of these locations and provide a 'pre-Christmas donation'. Talk to a skater, a parent, a skating coach, or the staff who control the CD player. Introduce them to David's music. And let us know how it turns out!
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Delivering Hope! With CFTH included!
A few weeks ago, Karin (@zerogravity1) reached out to David Archuleta fans to ask for a few more CFTH CDs for her "Hope & Hearts" Baskets for the patients at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. And you responded, and then some! Here is tweet to show appreciation 🙂 No, Karin, THANK YOU!
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What do Ed Sheeran, Phillip Phillips and David Archuleta have in common?
Well, Ryan Seacrest is here to answer that for us! This is the second time this week there is a RySeacreast-Archie-related tweet. Oh my!
More 4th Anniversary Memories
Kalei posted a bunch of great memories from Nov. 11, 2008 and The-Little-Red-Album-That-Could. A few more memories today
Papa FOD, Richard Parkinson, organized some fun Utah events the night of the launch! Some familiar faces in the crowd!
"How does it feel to have a 4-year-old child David?"
Great blog from Rinnie! Click to go to her blog!
Happy 4th Birthday to David Archuleta's debut album!
Wow! Can't believe it's been 4 years since the release of David Archuleta's self-titled debut album! How does it feel to have a 4 year old child, David? 😉 It doesn't feel that long ago to me, to be honest. Seems just like last week (yesterday's too recent)…
I remember on the morning of 11/11/2008, my mom and I went to Target with a family friend. I immediately darted toward the CD section and found a row of David's face on the shelf and grabbed a copy…not before I've checked for scratches and cracks on the case like I had OCD or something though. The family friend asked about the CD and David and my mom explained. He then said that he should probably get a copy for his daughters too, but you know what my mom said? She said that we can just burn a copy for them! I was so mad but couldn't show it while he was there! Later, I told my mom that I wanted his album to do well and sell more, so she should have let him buy it haha! However, that's not yet the end of my David adventures for that day.
After I got home, I immediately went on YouTube trying to listen to all the iTunes and Walmart bonus tracks. I was getting increasingly anxious as I couldn't find a couple of the songs, which was so dumb of me since the album just came out. Anyways, after that, I put the album into the CD slot of our super old stereo system, and it kept spitting out the CD! I had to keep pressing the close button every time, but the 50 times it spat out the CD sure gave me enough time to read David's 3,000-word liner notes! The player eventually accepted the CD, thank goodness! I remember thinking "Barriers" was weird, but it has grown to be one of my favorites. I really wished I could have bought the iTunes copy with bonus tracks, but I was just a poor high school sophomore LOL! It sure was an eventful day and I was so glad that I didn't have school because of Veteran's Day.
My favorite track on the album: A Little Too Not Over You
My favorite bonus tracks: Waiting For Yesterday, Works For Me, Somebody Out There
The album (released under 19 Entertainment/Jive Records) has since been certified gold by RIAA (as of January 2009) and the lead single, "Crush," has since sold over 2 million copies (yay double-platinum!).
p.s. when I went back to Taiwan the next summer, I made sure to look for it! I liked their cover better because he was smiling, but taking off the outer case, the actual CD still has the same cover lol. My brother asked if I was going to buy it, but I said no because that was the only copy and I want someone to have a chance to discover his music too 🙂
Masterclass Lady reviewed the debut album
I read it with interest the David Archuleta debut CD review (dated Dec. 5, 2008) again yesterday. She really nailed so much of what I was thinking, but certainly didn't have the musical vocabulary to articulate! Since that time, we have seen David evolve musically and take the studio versions to a new level when performed live (My Hands, Don't Let Go are 2 great examples). Just to think…the review was 4 short years ago, but so much was accomplished, explored and refined regarding those songs, and more, since that time!
Here are a few excerpts from the full review here.
How I love the absolute beauty of David's voice at the beginning of this song! And, at the .42 second mark, he gave us a wonderful glimpse of the rich texture of his lower range when he sang the word "you". Can you hear how clear and transparent his voice sounds throughout his range? Gorgeous! Just gorgeous!
I love the fuller orchestral and vocal sound at the 1:00 minute mark – it adds another harmonic layer to the melodic content of this song. And, at this point, we hear David's beautiful head voice and the pitch perfect clarity that comes along with it.
This is a rhythmically interesting song and I love how the vocals alternate from a more subdued position to an increasingly lush and full sound. It is truly wonderful to hear David singing a duet with himself – one gets a clear picture of the seamless and flawless quality of his voice when both head and chest voice become one.
Don't Let Go
And, for the second time on this CD, David's composing talents are highlighted. What a superb musician! At every point in this song, David's vocal ability is clearly transported to the listener. His head voice is audible at every turn of a phrase. It is pitch-perfect and centered and full of expressive energy and passion.
I love the communicative aspects of this song so very much and David's voice is clearly embracing the lyrical and melodic line with authenticity and artistry.
Also, it is great to hear the lower end of David's voice for the majority of this song – he sounds like an entirely different person, doesn't he? His lower voice is extremely developed and resonant considering his young age.
Deals Deals Deals!
As found by Janel. Bargain time at Amazon, a good time to stock up for gift giving!
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Philippine's Reader's Choice Online Poll 2012
As posted by Kalei yesterday, time to recognize the great accomplishments of David, his co-stars and TV5 in making Nandito Ako!
Go-Getters know how to vote, don't we? Anyone can vote as many entries and in as many times as possible
Click on the pic to the left to go to the site. As far as I can see, Nantito Ako (and related) polls are in 4 different categories, including NA lead up Wil Big Time. Here are 4 suggestions for ya, but please make sure to show TV5 some love in all categories!
Golden Teevee
1. Fave Variety & Game Show – vote for Wil Time Bigtime! (haha!)
17. Fave TV Drama – Nandito Ako
Golden Mask Awards
3. Fave TV Young Rising Star – vote for Eula Caballero and Jasmine Curtis
4. Fave Breakthrough TV Performance – VOTE FOR OUR BOY!
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And Vote Everybody Hurts!
On MYX. Vote daily! Click to go!
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Leaving you with this….
In honour of the Red CD, You Can dance moves. Nope, its not a dubstep from a pro. Not even close. But it's pretty darn sweet 🙂
See you tomorrow! Have a great start to the week!


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Yes, it's that time again: the time to tally up the celebs to find out which-brand-won-the-red-carpet! I mean, clearly big awards shows are no longer simply about the work, are they? They're about who wore it best, and whose picture will then get sent out to a quazillion media outlets, and which brand will then get tons of free advertising, and so on. We know this. So let's take a look at last night's BAFTA brand-dressed list (not best-dressed list). And the winner was…. Read more
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Plymouth –– Professors William Hett, Esther Kennedy and Christian Bisson are the recipients of this year's Distinguished Teaching Awards from Plymouth State University. Each year, PSU presents three awards for excellence in teaching. Nominations for these honors are accepted from faculty, staff, students and alumni.
"By making these awards, we honor the teaching profession and we reaffirm our belief that teaching is of central importance to our mission at Plymouth State University," said Julie Bernier, PSU Provost. "These three faculty are among the very best of Plymouth State University. I am so pleased to see them honored by their students and colleagues."
Christian Bisson, Professor of Adventure Education, is the Distinguished Teacher Award recipient. A member of the PSU faculty since 2004, Christian Bisson has taught courses in outdoor adventure education for his entire professional career, from working with juvenile offenders in wilderness therapy programs to teaching technical skill, outdoor pedagogy, and risk management in adventure education to undergraduates. He is known among his students and fellow faculty for being unafraid to take risks in teaching and always looking for creative ways to apply theoretical concepts. Bisson's commitment to students extends to his service on campus, where he is active in such organizations as the Curriculum Committee and the Adventure Education Club.
"I have been inspired by this award since my first year at PSU and I secretly was hoping that one year in the far future, I would be considered and perhaps even selected for this award – after many years of excellence in my teaching," Bisson said. "I teach to help my students grow personally and professionally. Through learning experiences that I create, I hope that my students will develop their own passion for teaching. I hope they will develop solid outdoor technical skills and promising leadership skills. I also hope they will develop intrapersonal and interpersonal skills. In the end, I truly hope that they will develop a deep sustainable and meaningful relationship with nature."
Esther Kennedy is the recipient of the Distinguished Graduate Teaching Award. A member of the Plymouth State faculty since 2005, Esther Kennedy teaches graduate courses in language and learning disabilities, curriculum development in special education, autism and spectrum disorders, and ethical and legal issues for families and children. She is honored for her ability to make the education of PSU students come alive by bringing her personal experiences as one of New Hampshire's most prominent special educators into the classroom. She serves as director of student services in the Gilford School Districts and is a member of many state-wide task forces and committees in the area of special education.
"I'm very honored by this award," Kennedy said. "This became more profound when I found out that the students were involved in my receiving of this acknowledgment. An honor like this makes you reflect on your experiences as an educator and the institution that you work for. The two have to go hand in hand."
William Hett, an adjunct Mathematics professor at PSU since 2007, was presented with the Distinguished Adjunct Teaching Award. Hett is a Plymouth State alum, ('69) joining the mathematics department after retiring from a 36-year career in private boarding school secondary education. Throughout much of his teaching career he served in the US Coast Guard Reserve, retiring as a chief warrant officer in 2005, as well as completing a stint in the US Naval Reserve during his undergraduate years at Plymouth State. Hett also received PSU's 2011–2012 Distinguished Mathematics Professor award who has earned a well-deserved reputation as a fair, kind instructor who wants his students to succeed.
"I am there for them when they need help and encouragement as they move forward," Hett said. "You get to know your students as individuals, what their strengths and weaknesses are, and work with them as soon as possible both in the classroom and office time. It has been successful with the students I have had over the past 6 years at PSU. There are many deserving adjuncts for this award, so I said 'why me?' even though I was happy to receive it."
William Hett, Esther Kennedy and Christian Bisson were honored May 1 at a reception in their honor and recognized at PSU's 142st Commencement exercises on May 18. They were also acknowledged August 28 at PSU's Faculty Day event.
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Healthy Cooking Class 3
ITK Culinary
Tuesday, February 12, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (PST)
Event Details
Our 3rd class explores the world of spices and herbs used to elevate your metabolism. Using household ingredients, we'll create mouthwatering dishes that makes healthy delicious.
Mulligatawny Soup - Full of spices and vegetables, this soup literally mean "Pepper Water" and jumps starts your digestion.
Saag Paneer - A classic dish of spinach and cheese where we'll substitute the Paneer with tofu.
Channa Dal Masala - Lentils offers plenty protein. Combined with and tumeric, ginger, coriander and more, the flavors build up to a pleasing symphony of flavors.
Quinoa Cauliflower Pulao - A simple dish using great ingredients with coriander and its plant offspring cilantro.
Basmati Rice with Cinnamon and Cloves - Spices are categorized into various groups under the principles of Ayurveda. Cinnamon and Cloves are considered warming spices and perfumes the rice with its aroma.
Cost is $65 for a single class or $300 for the series. Class begins at 6:30pm and last for approximately 2 hours.
When & Where
ITK Culinary
300 Turney St
Tuesday, February 12, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (PST)
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ITK Culinary
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Chickens beware!
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.
PRONUNCIATION: gēk
NOUN: Slang 1a. A person regarded as foolish, inept, or clumsy. b. A person who is single-minded or accomplished in scientific or technical pursuits but is felt to be socially inept. 2. A carnival performer whose show consists of bizarre acts, such as biting the head off a live chicken.
ETYMOLOGY: Perhaps alteration of dialectal geck, fool, from Low German gek, from Middle Low German.
OTHER FORMS: geek'y —ADJECTIVE
OUR LIVING LANGUAGE: Our word geek is now chiefly associated with student and computer slang; one probably thinks first of a computer geek. In origin, however, it is one of the words American English borrowed from the vocabulary of the circus, which was a much more significant source of entertainment in the United States in the 19th and early 20th century than it is now. Large numbers of traveling circuses left a cultural legacy in various and sometimes unexpected ways. For example, Superman and other comic book superheroes owe much of their look to circus acrobats, who were similarly costumed in capes and tights. The circus sideshow is the source of the word geek, "a performer who engaged in bizarre acts, such as biting the head off a live chicken." We also owe the word ballyhoo to the circus; its ultimate origin is unknown, but in the late 1800s it referred to a flamboyant free musical performance conducted outside a circus with the goal of luring customers to buy tickets to the inside shows. Other words and expressions with circus origins include bandwagon (coined by P.T. Barnum in 1855) and Siamese twin.
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Burrowed deep within the temporal lobes of every human brain resides a bunch of neurons known as the auditory cortex. On Sept. 20, 2011, this highly sensitive and critical region came under attack by the uncontrolled release of a particularly virulent little earworm known as Call Me Maybe, the diabolical creation of Mission, B.C.'s Carly Rae Jepsen.
Jepsen, from all accounts, is a perfectly nice human being. But this diminutive Canadian has co-authored of one of the most insidious songs of all time, an earworm that managed to burrow into the brains of hundreds of millions of human beings by the middle of 2012.
If Call Me Maybe were a software virus, Bill Gates would have hired some thugs to raze every building in Jepsen's hometown of Mission, B.C., just to send a message about even considering to write a similarly infectious song in the future. If Call Me Maybe was a biological agent of some sort, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control would lock in her inside an isolation unit.
Nonetheless, millions of us will turn on a TV tonight to hear it again at the Grammy Awards. This is not because we are masochists. This is because we are suckers for awards, which seem to light up all the pleasure centres of our brain, which govern feelings of reward and motivation.
Intellectually, most of us understand the stupidity of awards. The assignation of awards for music, movies and TV shows is at best an arbitrary endeavor. Awards obtained by governments and businesses are only valuable in showing off which governments and businesses fill out awards applications. Even the vaunted individual awards such as the Nobel Peace Prize has been sullied by recipients such as Henry Kissinger, who bombed Cambodia, betrayed Iraqi Kurds and supported brutal regimes in Indonesia, South Africa and Chile, among a laundry list of misdeeds. (And yes, I mentioned that just for the gratuitous pleasure of placing Carly Rae Jepsen and Augusto Pinochet in the same column.)
But even though we know awards are pointless, we can not help but pay attention to them. Psychologically, we all recall being little kids who strived to considered special for some reason. Socially, we watch awards shows to find out whether our own tastes are validated by other people, especially official bodies of some sort. And neurochemically, finding out one entity has risen above a field of others feeds our information-seeking addiction, as our brains are hard-wired for pattern recognition.
This is no exaggeration. If you care at all about movies, the pleasure you will experience when your learn, say, that Zero Dark Thirty has won best picture at the Academy Awards should result in a rush of dopamine in certain parts of your brain. This is the same pleasurable sensation that causes us to compulsively hit the refresh button on our webmail, Twitter or Facebook pages in the hopes of finding a new message. We have a biological need to learn things, not because the thing in question is important, but because the act of learning it -- for a brief, mini-orgasmic moment -- quite literally makes us feel good.
It may very well be that Carly Rae Jepsen really does deserve "song of the year" for co-authoring the evil that is Call Me Maybe. The point, which was obvious a few paragraphs ago, is that the award does not make it so.
Likewise, Lake Winnipeg may very well deserve to be the recipient of the award for "threatened lake of the year," handed out last week by something called the Global Nature Fund. But the sad state of Manitoba's largest lake requires no validation from an environmental organization few residents of this province knew anything about before a few days ago. In fact, Lake Winnipeg is among the world's most threatened lakes in spite of the flawed logic at the heart of the Global Nature Fund's own argument.
Lake Winnipeg, which became the 10th-largest freshwater lake in the world after the disastrous decline of Africa's Lake Chad and Asia's Aral Sea, is one of many in the world that suffers from eutrophication, which is an artificial elevation of dissolved nutrients.
Too much phosphorus and nitrogen from a variety of sources causes algae blooms, which on their own are unpleasant. Excessive amounts of algae prevents light from penetrating into the water, disrupting the feeding and mating habits of lake-dwelling animals as diverse as snails, fish and birds. The thickest blooms of blue-green algae may also clog up fishing nets, drive away tourists and on rare occasions emit neurotoxins. But what's even more important is what happens when the algae dies.
When any organism in a body of water decomposes, the chemical reactions require oxygen. Massive amounts of dying algae create low-oxygen "dead zones" that some larger organisms cannot tolerate. The fear is Lake Winnipeg will eventually become so inhospitable to multi-celled life, it will undergo what ecologists call a "trophic cascade" -- the collapse of the entire food chain, from the largest pelicans down to smallest gastropods.
Reversing eutrophication is difficult for a large number of reasons. For starters, the lake's natural nutrient filter, the massive wetland known as Netley-Libau Marsh, has lost much of its natural vegetation due to high water levels in recent decades. Manitoba Hydro argues against any notion its regulation of the lake has contributed to this loss of vegetation, noting correctly it does not create the floods that appear to be occurring more frequently. But Lake Winnipeg regulation has reduced the natural variability of the lake -- and with it the low-water years when vegetation used to regenerate.
Reducing the addition of nutrients to the lake is also immensely complex, as Lake Winnipeg drains a massive area of North America. The million-square-kilometre drainage basin encompasses large sections of Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, Manitoba, Minnesota and northwestern Ontario, as well as a few corners of Montana and South Dakota. All the cities, towns, farms, factories, cottages and boats from the Rocky Mountains to the Canadian Shield contribute nitrogen and phosphorus into the lake. No single sector of the economy or political unit can be blamed for the health of the lake. All must be involved in its cleanup, but it's hard to get people in Edmonton or Atikokan to care about what happens in the middle of Manitoba.
Amazingly, the Global Nature Fund took a look at this massive, diverse and decentralized drainage basin and drew the opposite conclusion about Lake Winnipeg. "That this huge Canadian lake is faced with problems similar to those of lakes in more densely populated countries is hard to believe," the organization states as part of its "threatened lake of the year" decision.
In reality, Lake Winnipeg is messed up entirely because the Canadian Prairies are sparsely populated. Not many people live around the lake and not many people see it. So not many people care about what happens to it.
As well, the diffusion of the responsibility for its cleanup provokes a negative reaction when the Manitoba government attempts to single out any of the contributors to nutrient loading. To date, the province has gone after low-hanging fruit such as the hog industry and the City of Winnipeg. Hog producers constituted one segment of an agricultural sector that was responsible for 15 per cent of all phosphorus loading into the lake a decade ago, according to the Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium's State Of The Lake report in 2007. The same report found the City of Winnipeg was responsible for six per cent.
Every serious academic argues for a unified approach to fixing Lake Winnipeg that places the responsibility on absolutely everyone in the basin. The Global Nature Fund singled out "nutrients in agricultural run-off and sewage discharges."
Obviously, Lake Winnipeg is in a very sorry state and drawing attention to its ecological health is a notable goal. But an award is only of fleeting interest. It briefly titillates us and causes us to wonder why the Selinger and Harper governments do not do more.
The answer is we will all have to change our lifestyles and livelihoods in order to reverse the eutrophication of Lake Winnipeg. And by all, I mean seven million people, including approximately six million who live outside Manitoba's borders.
That is a message that nobody wants to hear. What Lake Winnipeg needs is a way to wind up inside the heads of unwilling recipients. If ever there was a job for Carly Rae Jepsen, this is it.


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In manga chapter 592, Sasuke showed his MS
he hadn't shown that form of eyes since he gain EMS, Some say its a error through Kishi, i believe he still has unknown powers in those eyes before gaining EMS. After all, i'm one that believes that he doesn't posses Tsukuyomi.
In the same chapter he was presented with the scroll from Suigestu that would allow Team Hawk to rule the world. Then Sasuke says he must go see the Oricale to know if he is really 'The One' lol. Anyway, Sasuke needs to meet with Orochimaru. I believe Orochimaru knows more about the Uchiha and the Sharingan then Sasuke could in his entire life, so Sasuke power ups will start after his conversation with Orochimaru.
I believe those powers ups starts with his original MS to EMS to Rinnengan.
- MS, he is still missing or haven't shown some type of power with his own MS.
- EMS, is said to give a new power... Susanoo is not new, so its likely that EMS offers more then just the gate way to Rinnengan.
- Rinnengan, this power up is a must. Sasuke need this just to compete with the top tier of the Manga,
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The Hudson's Bay Co. -- the venerable HBC -- this week moved deeper into the luxury end of the retail market by agreeing to buy Saks Inc., the high-end retailer famous for its Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store in New York. The move might help strengthen the HBC brand and differentiate it more sharply from discount chains Target and Walmart, which are expanding in Canadian cities. It should also help assure variety and choice for Canadian consumers. It still leaves Winnipeg wondering what use should be made of the magnificent old Hudson's Bay department store on Portage Avenue.
HBC bought the up-market U.S. chain Lord & Taylor, completing the acquisition in January 2012, and shed most of its Zellers discount stores during the last couple of years to focus its efforts more and more on the luxury consumer. Saks, in the same way, sold most of its discount outlets in recent years and launched its OFF 5TH chain and its OFF-5TH.com website to serve the discount shopper without obscuring its luxury-brand identity.
Both firms aim to be omni-channel luxury retailers. This means they intend to address the high-price consumer through all available means -- television, radio, print advertising, Internet, social media and store visits. They aim to tie those different forms of contact so closely together that the consumer enjoys a seamless shopping experience. This is easier said than done. It can break down, for example, when the consumer likes something on the company website, goes to the store to try it on and finds they don't actually have it.
HBC operates 25 million square feet of Hudson's Bay, Home Outfitters and Lord & Taylor stores. Saks, by comparison, operates just seven million square feet of store space. Yet while HBC reported $884 million of retail sales from all that square footage in the first quarter of this year, Saks reported turnover of $793 million -- nearly equal sales from about one-quarter of the space. The comparison suggests HBC could move a great deal more merchandise through those stores or else could close some stores and still maintain the current level of sales.
The purchase of Saks suggests HBC means to narrow its focus to the high-price shopper, move business online and rely less on the physical presence of the customer in the store. It's tough to see where the Winnipeg landmark store at Portage Avenue and Memorial Boulevard fits into that strategy.


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Bone thinning occurs as part of the
natural process of aging. If the thinning continues to the point that your
bones become fragile and in danger of breaking, you have osteoporosis. But
osteoporosis is considered a preventable disease.
Calcium should always be taken with vitamin D, because vitamin D is
needed for the body to absorb calcium.
Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding need the same amount of calcium
and vitamin D as other women their age.
If I am a woman older than age 50, I need about 1,200
mg of calcium a day to keep my bones strong and healthy.
The recommended daily amount of calcium for women older than 50 is 1,200 mg. Postmenopausal women need to increase the
calcium in their diets to reduce the effects of bone loss, which naturally
occurs after menopause. Osteoporosis develops as a result of bone loss. Calcium
helps slow the rate of bone loss.
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Calcium, combined with vitamin D and weight-bearing exercise, keeps bone
loss from getting worse or helps reduce the rate of bone loss that occurs with
osteoporosis. Your bones need
vitamin D to absorb calcium. Taking vitamin D along with calcium can help strengthen your
Calcium increases bone mass and reduces the risk for
Calcium helps build strong bones. The stronger
your bones are, the less likely you are to develop osteoporosis. Getting enough
daily calcium when you have osteoporosis will help reduce bone loss.
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foods contain high amounts of calcium. It is important that you also get enough
vitamin D along with calcium to help your body absorb the
Calcium is in foods such as milk, cheese, and yogurt. Vegetables like broccoli, kale, and Chinese cabbage have calcium. You can get calcium if you eat the soft edible bones in canned sardines and canned salmon. Foods with added (fortified) calcium include some cereals, juices, soy drinks, and tofu. The food label will show how much calcium was added.
Vitamin D is in foods such as salmon, tuna, and mackerel. These are some of the best foods to eat when trying to get more vitamin D. Other foods with vitamin D, but in small amounts, include cheese, egg yolks, and beef liver. You can also get vitamin D from fortified foods such as milk and some cereals, orange juices, yogurts, margarines, and soy drinks.
For example, a good source of calcium is fat-free milk fortified with vitamin
D. Four cups a day provide about 1,200 mg of calcium. Other good sources of
calcium include shrimp, blackstrap molasses, calcium-fortified tofu, and
Everyone who has been diagnosed
with osteoporosis should try to
eat a diet rich in these nutrients. People who do not get enough calcium from their diet may need to take a
calcium supplement with vitamin D.
Types of calcium
supplements include:
You can get calcium supplements at most grocery stores and pharmacies. They come in tablets, chewables, and capsules. Not all supplements contain the same amount of calcium or contain vitamin D, so read the label to see which one is best for you.
Consider how much calcium and vitamin D you normally get in your diet. Then each day take the number of tablets that satisfies your
daily recommended amounts of calcium and vitamin D based on your age and health condition. Be careful not to take more than you need.
I am 35 years old and drink 2 cups of milk a day.
That's enough calcium to reduce my risk of bone loss.
Drinking milk fortified with vitamin D can be a
great way to get calcium. But you would have to drink 3 to 4 cups a day to
get the recommended 1,000 mg of calcium a day. You may need to add additional foods
such as a cup of yogurt or some salmon to
get the recommended daily amount for your age.
I am a woman older than 65, and I do not eat dairy
products. I can get enough calcium by taking a good calcium supplement along
with getting enough vitamin D to help my body absorb the
Taking 1,200 mg of calcium supplements combined with 600 IU of vitamin D a day can provide all the daily calcium
you need. You may also want to consider supplementing your daily diet with
other foods rich in calcium so your body can absorb small amounts of calcium
throughout each day.
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Now that you have read this
information, you can feel confident that you know how to get enough calcium
daily to prevent or treat osteoporosis and reduce your
risk for bone loss.
If you have questions about this information, take it with you when you
visit your doctor. You may want to use a highlighting pen to mark areas or make
notes in the margins of the pages where you have questions.
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CitationsFood and Nutrition Board, Institute of Medicine (2011). Dietary reference intakes (DRIs): Recommended dietary allowances and adequate intakes, elements. Available online: http://iom.edu/Activities/Nutrition/SummaryDRIs/~/media/Files/Activity%20Files/Nutrition/DRIs/New%20Material/2_%20RDA%20and%20AI%20Values_Vitamin%20and%20Elements.pdf.Food and Nutrition Board, Institute of Medicine (2011). Dietary reference intakes (DRIs): Recommended dietary allowances and adequate intakes, vitamins. Available online: http://iom.edu/Activities/Nutrition/SummaryDRIs/~/media/Files/Activity%20Files/Nutrition/DRIs/New%20Material/7_%20Nutrients%20Summary.pdf.
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