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More concerns are growing in the Coyote Creek flood zone.
Some are saying the yellow-tagged homes should be red-tagged because of health concerns.
Homes that are yellow-tagged mean restricted access to the building. But critics say the contamination inside homes are so dangerous, the buildings should be red-tagged.
Crews on Friday were cleaning asbestos from a home on 20th Street. The home was not yellow- or red-tagged.
"That's a scary set of circumstances," resident Amanda Hawes said.
Hawes' neighbors were hit by floodwaters. Hawes also is an attorney and said every home should be inspected for asbestos, mold and lead before people are allowed inside.
"This really is a public health issue and the public representatives need to step up," Hawes up.
The city said repair crews need to get inside the homes to repair and decontaminate. A red tag would not allow that, officials said.
The city has also been referring victims to clean up companies, some of them nonprofit.
Residents in the flood zone are set to give a walking tour to state, city and county leaders Saturday. Nearly 140 homes in the city remain yellow-tagged.


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In honor of the holiday week -- when, let's be honest, no one is paying attention to any of this except for us hardcore comics readers and CBR devotees (a.k.a. the best humans ever) -- I will run today's column in the form of the famous "Random Thoughts" popularized by Comics Should be Good's very own Chad Nevett. Of course, I will change the name and disavow any connection to avoid the inevitable legal battle.
Thought of Randomness! I have been sorting through my respectably extensive collection of "2000 AD" progs from the 1980s -- issues I acquired when I was trying to complete my "Zenith" run, back when I was first thinking about writing about Grant Morrison, years before my book ever hit the stores -- and thinking that I need to start buying "2000 AD" on a regular basis again. Following Jog's advice, I checked out the "Indigo Prime" relaunch issues -- via download and iPad -- and those were pretty great, making me curious about the ongoing series that followed. But I would prefer to have the physical copies, definitely, so I may have to go back issue digging.
Then I remembered that Al Ewing and Brendan McCarthy were teaming up for "The Zaucer of Zilk" next year, and I let my local retailer know to add "2000 AD" to my pull list, effective immediately. Even if that serial doesn't begin for another three months.
Thought of Randomness! I should start buying "Heavy Metal," too. I have bought maybe three issues off the stands ever. The rest of my collection of that venerable and sleazy series comes from back issue orders and convention buys. What if I stopped buying Marvel and DC comics entirely, and subsisted entirely on a diet of "Heavy Metal" and "2000 AD"? Would that make me unbearable?
Thought of Randomness! If I were to have a Belgian waffle right now, I would cover it with almonds, chocolate chips, blueberries, maple syrup and whipped cream. Even though I did that this morning.
Thought of Randomness! I stopped reading weekly Marvel and DC releases over the past two weeks -- the only exceptions were "Batman, Inc.: Leviathan Strikes!" and "Justice League" #4 -- and during that time, I was able to read three prose books. I read "Invitation to a Beheading," by Vladimir Nabokov, Paul Trynka's "David Bowie: Starman," and "The Pastel City," by M. John Harrison.
Thought of Randomness! "Invitation to a Beheading" is not recommended, even though Nabokov is probably my favorite author of all time. My Nabokov Top Five: 1. Pnin, 2. Pale Fire, 3. Lolita, 4. The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, 5. The Collected Short Stories.
Thought of Randomness! "Hunky Dory" is the best David Bowie album, but I was drawn to the Trynka-penned biography largely because I wanted to find out how someone could go from the self-titled first album, filled with goofy pop songs, to "Space Oddity," which begins with one of the greatest songs of all time. Turns out, if the Trynka bio is to be believed, that it was a matter of Bowie shifting from a pandering-to-a-perceived-audience mentality, to a do-what-he-wants-sonically mentality. That sounds about right, though it's an age-old story.
What we rarely see: biographies of people who stopped trying to please an audience and did their own thing, but failed miserably. Those guys and gals disappear and we never hear from them again.
Thought of Randomness! Geoff Johns and Jim Lee's "Justice League" #4 is yet another installment in the "let's show how awesome Aquaman really is" show. If you are a mindless alien strike force, he will command fat sharks to fly into the air and eat you, then he will impale you on his trident. So don't even try it. Also, he has sideburns.
I like "Justice League." It's like sitting next to Geoff Johns and Jim Lee on a plane while they talk about how cool their jobs are.
Thought of Randomness! "Pastel City" is a fantastic fantasy/sci-fi novel. If you haven't read it, know this: it is better than most of the fantasy and/or sci-fi novels you have read. The surly dwarf pilots a huge exoskeleton and they fight unstoppable robots that steal brains from their victims. And they use laser swords. And the novel debuted in 1970.
If it were ever to be adapted into a comic book, Brandon Graham and James Stokoe should collaborate on it.
Thought of Randomness! I ordered some original art from Brandon Graham and James Stokoe last week, in preparation of their eventual collaboration on a "Pastel City" graphic novel, even if they don't know that will ever happen and I have no idea if they have read that novel. Let's make it happen. Go!
Thought of Randomness! Paul Gulacy loves to shade the philtrum on his characters, doesn't he? That's his signature move. That, and big, glassy eyes.
Thought of Randomness! I read "Spies, Vixens, and Masters of Kung Fu: The Art of Paul Gulacy," over the weekend. It's pretty sloppy, with some bizarre overpraise about his Batman work, and much of the art is reproduced poorly. It's a glossy book, with technical flaws and a lot of awkward highlights from Gulacy's career mixed with some genuinely fascinating stuff. That gives the whole book a trashy appeal, though, that kind of goes along with the Gulacy aesthetic. Even though the words are reverent and the interview excerpts are shallow, the presentation of the art makes him seem like an outsider artist drawing these iconic characters under the noses of the big corporations. That's one way to look at it. I am kind of obsessed with his work, and the weirder and more stiffly posed it looks, the more engaging I find it.
His "Catwoman" run is not one of my favorites, though.
Thought of Randomness! Why doesn't every company just use Rian Hughes-designed logos on every comic published?
Thought of Randomness! Chad Nevett and I returned for a very fancy, very special holiday edition of the "Splash Page Podcast" that is not holiday-themed in any way. But it's about 180 minutes long, so you'll want to set aside a significant chunk of time, or just go for a long drive with our voices blasted through your speakers. It's probably the greatest podcast you've ever heard. I theorize about everything and Chad keeps it real.
Thought of Randomness! Though Chad will have you believe that he created the very idea of "Random Thoughts," scientists have proven that human beings have random thoughts five times per second. And archeologists have uncovered original scrolls written by Thucydides that read: "Random Thought! Pericles is wicked convincing!"
Thought of Randomness! I left the Brooklyn Comics and Graphic Festival earlier this month and neglected to pick up any copies of "Hellberta" #1, "Thickness" #2, or the "Kid Mafia" minicomic. I didn't see any of those books, but I wasn't looking for them either. Next time I go to one of these things, I need Matt Seneca and Tucker Stone and Joe McCulloch to follow me around and point out everything I need to pick up. I will buy Snapple and candy bars for lunch, guys!
Thought of Randomness! Even if I had read the last couple of weeks of single-issue comics, I would still be about eight months behind on Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque (and friends) "American Vampire" series. What happened was that I misplaced one of the issues this summer, and I didn't find it until about a month ago, and now I have this thick stack of issues to catch up on and haven't sat down to devote myself to catching up. The same thing has happened to me with Jeff Parker's "Thunderbolts" series.
I plan to catch up on both series soon. If they end up totally killing it with greatness, and they should have ended up on my Top 30 Comics of 2011 list, I will make sure the historical record books include an asterisk.
Thought of Randomness! Television's Ryan Callahan (currently on break from television to hang out here in Massachusetts and watch wrestling on his laptop, using my ping pong table as a laptop stand) and I are in the midst of one of our famous 24-Hour Nonconsecutive Film Festivals, and we are only one-point-five movies into it. We are not likely to hit the 24 hour mark before he has to go back to normal life, but you can follow us on Twitter, using the "#24noncon" hashtag.
All of our selections come from Netflix Instant Watch, and so far all we've seen are Michael Mann's "The Keep," and the first half of Robert Aldrich's "Ulzana'a Raid"
Thought of Randomness! What is the comic book version of "The Keep" do you think? The comic -- or graphic novel -- that may have had some kind of idea at its core, and may have had talented creators involved, but was just one bad decision after another? What is the wow-this-is-just-bad-taste-on-the-page of the comic book world? "Infinite Crisis"? "Superior"? Half of the "Uncanny X-Men" runs ever?
Thought of Randomness! F. Paul Wilson, writer of the novel "The Keep" film was based upon, found our Twitter feed and told his followers to check out our reactions. He was not a fan of the film, apparently. And anyone who watches it can easily see why.
It's kind of an awesome movie, though. Not so-bad-it's-good, but so-bad-I-can't-believe-they-made-those-choices. No flashlights were harmed in the production of the film. Or maybe they were.
Thought of Randomness! If you haven't been paying close attention, you may have missed the fact that I'm spending the next year (well, 10 months more) rereading pretty much all the Alan Moore comics and writing about what I find over at Tor.com. I've already tackled "Marvelman" and "V for Vendetta" along with some lesser lights such as "Skizz" and his "Star Wars" tales. "Captain Britain" is coming up soon, then I'll settle into a month of "Swamp Thing." If I'm going to be honest, I'll say that rereading all of that Alan Moore stuff has helped to make normal, weekly Marvel and DC releases seem pretty tame and kind of insipid by comparison. That's one of the reasons I decided to take a couple weeks off from reading the Wednesday comics.
Moral of the story: few are as good as Alan Moore. Period.
Thought of Randomness! I wonder if Television's Ryan Callahan will notice if I steal some of the chocolate-covered espresso beans he got in his Christmas stocking?
In addition to writing reviews and columns for COMIC BOOK RESOURCES, Timothy Callahan is the author of "Grant Morrison: The Early Years" and editor of "Teenagers from the Future: Essays on the Legion of Super-Heroes" anthology. More of his thoughts on comics can be seen regularly at the Geniusboy Firemelon blog.
Follow Tim on Twitter: TimCallahan


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Budgeting: A Guide for Local Governments.
Washington, D.C.: International City/County Management Association.
Gauthier, S.J. 2012.
Governmental Accounting, Auditing, and Financial Reporting.
Chicago, IL: Government Finance Officers Association.
Mikesell, J.L. 1991.
Fiscal Administration: Analysis and Applications for the Public Sector.
3rd ed. Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole Publishing Company.
Riley, S.L., and Colby P.W. 1991.
Practical Government Budgeting: A Workbook for Public Managers.
Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.
The Government Finance Officers Association webpage provides over 40 best practices on the budgeting process. Click on 'Products and Services', then 'Best Practices", then 'Budgeting and Financial Planning'.
The ICMA website includes a number of articles and publications on budgeting.
The Tennessee Comptroller Office of State and Local Finance approves most local government budgets in Tennessee. The website includes the annual 'budget memorandum', sample budget ordinance, a checklist for items to be submitted to their office with the budget, and examples and blank copies in Excel format of the required worksheets to be submitted.


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Spatters of blood cover the pavements on Kirkgate following a violent altercation in which a man was stabbed in the back.
The incident happened on Kirkgate shortly after 7pm last night, Monday, June 11.
An area on Kirkgate, opposite Wilko's and close to the Red Chilli restaurant and Greenline taxi service was taped off.
A 40-year-old man received a wound to his back and was taken to hospital for treatment.
The Yorkshire Air Ambulance landed at the scene but the victim's injuries are now not believed to be life threatening.
A 19-year-old man was subsequently arrested. He is currently in custody and enquiries remain ongoing.
Today, traces of blood can be seen across the pavement and in an alleyway between the restaurant and taxi office.
Any witnesses or anyone with information is asked to contact the non-emergency 101 or Crimestoppers in confidence on 0800 555 111.
In particular, officers are keen to retrieve any footage which may have been recorded or captured.


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The Broncos should go ahead and declare training camp over, just to change their luck.
They lost a pair of starters to injuries yesterday. We knew starting right guard Chris Kuper would miss six weeks with a broken forearm, but he'll be joined in the training room by defensive end Jason Hunter.
According to Mike Klis of the Denver Post, Hunter suffered a triceps tear and will miss at least two months, and perhaps the season.
Hunter, a former undrafted rookie from Appalachian State, had leap-frogged former first-rounder Robert Ayers for a starting job in camp.
He suffered the injury while hitting a blocking sled. The injury was apparently similar to Ty Warren's last year, and while Warren held out hope of a late-season return, he eventually went with season-ending surgery.


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Limerick Leader marks 125 years in print with exhibition
AS THE Limerick Leader gets ready to celebrates its 125th birthday, a major photographic exhibition entitled From Limerick with Love will be unveiled at Shannon Airport next week.
The exhibition features some of the most evocative images of life in Limerick during the 1970s, in a collaboration between the Limerick Museum and Archives (LM&A), the Limerick Leader and Limerick School of Art and Design (LSAD).
Over 180 images will go on display, including 69 created by third year students of the Limerick School of Art and Design in response to the Limerick Leader archive photographs.
The exhibition will run in Shannon Airport from Tuesday next, March 11 until September, when it will move into Limerick city.
Alan English, editor of the Limerick Leader, said the exhibition features "some fantastic images chronicling Limerick daily life and the major news stories that took place throughout the 1970s".
"The Limerick Leader has been publishing the stories of Limerick continuously since 1889 and from the 1950s onwards the newspaper employed its own photographers and began amassing a large collection of photographic images," he explained.
"We are delighted to share photographs of the people and places of Limerick with a wider audience including visitors to the Mid-West, our own nostalgic citizens and those just passing through Shannon Airport for the very first time during the busy summer season."
City archivist Jacqui Hayes said that the LM&A have been working behind the scenes for months cataloguing thousands of images from the Limerick Leader archives.
"It's been a labour of love digitising this entire decade," she explained.
"Essentially this project will enable the general public to view these images from the Limerick Leader collection, which up until now have been saved in film negatives. It's a very exciting project to be part of and we're looking forward to sharing these fantastic glimpses of local history."
For more see the print editions of this weekend's Limerick Leader


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Aura moderate transmutation; CL 11th; Weight —; Slot none; Price 4,500 gp
Infused with the essence of destruction, a pinch of void dust unmakes force effects. If sprinkled on or thrown at a force effect, it acts as a dispel magic, unless the force effect is immune to dispel magic, in which case it acts like disintegrate. Void dust can be sprinkled on an adjacent force effect or thrown up to 10 feet. No attack roll is required. A single pinch affects only a single force effect. A found container holds three pinches.
Feats Craft Wondrous Item, disintegrate; Cost 2,250 gp
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Equipment (OGL) © 2012, Paizo Publishing, LLC; Authors: Dennis Baker, Jesse Benner, Benjamin Bruck, Ross Byers, Brian J. Cortijo, Ryan Costello, Mike Ferguson, Matt Goetz, Jim Groves, Tracy Hurley, Matt James, Jonathan H. Keith, Michael Kenway, Hal MacLean, Jason Nelson, Tork Shaw, Owen KC Stephens, Russ Taylor, and numerous RPG Superstar contributors


text: Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz may have been spotted in line at the Rockefeller Center H&M store when his mass collection made its debut Saturday, but the real news was the chaos surrounding the Lanvin Hearts H&M collection. Twitter was ablaze with word that someone had been stabbed for cutting in line at the 34th Street H&M store, and by that afternoon, the Twitterati were still torn about the validity of the story – despite it being reported by a number of online outlets. Though there was no shortage of catfights and cramps from pillaging the Lanvin sections, it turns out that no one was arrested or physically harmed while shopping.


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Senator Paolo Benigno "Bam" Aquino and Rappler CEO Maria Ressa want government — and private media networks — to control social media, what kind of information the people are exposed to, and what we are allowed to say online.
This can be gleaned from a statement made by Senator Aquino himself in a recent article in Philippines News Agency (PNA), which said Aquino has urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to consider conducting a "media literacy week" or "responsible social media use week" to combat misinformation on social media.
"Maybe we can work on something that can match that level of speed, exponential growth and energy that we see online… This is something we can explore further and I'm confident that everyone will be willing to volunteer," Aquino, who chairs the Senate committee on education, said.
(Note: The article has disappeared from the PNA website but can still be read here.)
The PNA report said Aquino called on DepEd and different stakeholders to join forces in "combating rampant trolling and spread of misinformation on social media."
Now here's where it gets interesting: Aquino was quoted as saying that to date, Ressa and Carlo Ople of the Internet and Mobile Marketing Association of the Philippines (IMMAP) have already expressed their willingness to help the initiative against trolling and misinformation on social media.
If you remember, it was Ressa who tweeted, "Time to take back the internet. Time to take back social media," as if the internet and social media belong to her and her ilk. She has been on a campaign to cleanse the internet of "paid trolls, fallacious reasoning, and leaps in logic," making the equally fallacious assertion that Rappler's falling numbers is somehow being caused by the Duterte administration.
(Note: We tried to reach out to Ms. Maria Ressa but our message to her five days ago was left unanswered.)
In an article on her own website, Ressa said the Duterte administration has hired an army of paid trolls — some earning as much as P5 million each — to disrupt social media and shape public opinion to its own agenda.
"In the Philippines, paid trolls, fallacious reasoning, leaps in logic, poisoning the well — these are only some of the propaganda techniques that have helped shift public opinion on key issues," Ressa said.
She has not, of course, been able to present any proof that such an army of paid trolls exists. In fact, we at MindaNation can attest to the fact that every pro-Duterte person, page, website, and Twitter account we know is not paid to push any agenda.
Mainstream media have been suffering drops in readership and online following due to the surging popularity of alternative online news and opinion outlets. This has evidently led them to label such alternative sites as fake — including MindaNation which landed on one such list.
Back to Maria Ressa: She has apparently taken her campaign directly to the government, appearing at a Senate education committee hearing on October 18, 2016 where she batted for "media literacy." She said this is the "long-term solution to fight the worsening state of disinformation and abuse on social media."
During the hearing, she repeated her assertion that some people — meaning Duterte's army of paid trolls — are using Facebook's "algorithms" to create networks that promote posts on feeds, "regardless of authenticity and accuracy."
As for Senator Aquino, he said the main concern right now is to recognize the problem and later find a solution. He did not elaborate on what the problem exactly is, however.
He also said these efforts are meant "to create a society that is more humane and compassionate towards each other and a Philippines that is more tolerant of different ideas and beliefs."
The agenda is therefore clear: While Aquino and Ressa are talking "media literacy," they actually mean to take down free speech and take out any form of dissent in the internet and social media. They want an internet and social media that conform to the agenda of the oligarchy.


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text: Training and Ordering Counslor Training Those who complete the training in the programs will receive a certificate with a registry number which must accompany all requests for official materials and applications for awards. Request for materials and applications that are received without a proper registry number cannot be accepted. All counselors must submit a copy of their "Protecting God's Children" certificate and approval of their pastor before becoming certified. If you do not have a certification, schedule to attend a Protecting God's Children workshop. Individual training sessions can be arranged as needed between the regularly scheduled sessions.


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7 guests maximum
110 m2
3 bedroom apartment
2 bathrooms
2 double bed
2 single bed
1 single sofa bed
A few words about the apartment…
This handsome Florentine apartment is classic on the inside, but refreshingly so, with a mixture of ornate and country-style furnishings, lovely hardwood flooring, and an occasional burst of colour. Throw open the windows and picturesque views of rooftops and narrow streets are your reward. This is a beautiful area of the city, and the Palazzo Vecchio is just a few minutes away.
Check-in / Check-out
The standard check-in time is from 14:00 and the check-out by 10:00.
Arrivals and departures outside this standard time are always tried to be accommodated on request.
Refundable damage deposit upon arrival : € 200.00 cash. The damage deposit will be returned at check-out.
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Please note : non smoking, pets are not allowed, no parties please
Facilities and amenities
- Internet
- Pets allowed
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- International TV
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- Bed linen
- Towels
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- Dishwasher
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- Oven
- Complete kitchenware
- Balcony
- Terrace
- Garden
- Swimming pool
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Contrary to what many believe, the University of Connecticut women's basketball program does not simply attract the nation's best players, show up for games, and dominate. There is a lot more to UConn's incredible winning streak, which stands at 111 heading into Friday's Final Four. To gain some perspective and insight as to how the Huskies do it, I spoke with players and coaches who have been a part of other long winning streaks (UCLA basketball, Mount Union football, UNC soccer, and more) in a story for Excelle Sports.
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UConn Women: Unbeaten; Unbeatable?
In a story for Excelle Sports, I look at which women's basketball teams could pose a threat to UConn, a program that enters its conference tournament having won 104 consecutive games. Some of the people I talked to—coaches of teams that have hung with the Huskies this season, ESPN analyst Kara Lawson—said that familiarity with UConn should be helpful. Many of the top teams have faced UConn this season, but of course none have won.
UConn's Dominance Not Due to Recruiting
As the University of Connecticut women's basketball team prepares for its ninth straight Final Four appearance, there is no debate over the program's dominance. The Huskies are undefeated and beating opponents by an average of 40 points this season; the next best team's margin is 24. Last weekend, they won their Sweet 16 game by 60 points, the largest margin ever for a game that deep in the NCAA Tournament. But if you think UConn's reign over the sport is mostly due to peerless recruiting, think again.
Breanna Stewart
Last season, I profiled UConn's Breanna Stewart for the website Sports On Earth, culling insights from her parents, teammates, and coaches from all levels, including Geno Auriemma. On Tuesday, Apr. 8, Stewart was named the NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player as the Huskies won their third straight national championship. She is the first woman to win the award three times and will have a shot at a fourth next season.
Breanna Stewart Profile
Breanna Stewart is only a sophomore but she's already been named MVP of the Final Four and claimed five gold medals for USA basketball. Can she be the best women's basketball player of all time? A story I wrote for Sports On Earth attempts to answer that question.
After covering a UConn game in which Stewart's coach, Hall of Famer Geno Auriemma, said she was unlike any other player he'd coached, I talked to her teammates, parents, high school coaches, and USA basketball coaches to get a better idea of her potential. Their praise for Stewart's basketball abilities was matched only by their glowing reviews of her as a person.


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Developing people in business takes business and people skills. You can bring in specialist expertise to help your business.Read more
Developing people in business takes business and people skills. You can bring in specialist expertise to help your business.Read more
We can spend more time choosing a holiday than we do on our future. Your career deserves proper attention.Read more
Specialist expertise helps you to develop the careers and performance of staff, researchers and students.Read more
I have realised that I have to tell my co-workers about my qualities and strengths. There is no point in waiting for them to find my hidden talents.~ Gabriella
Coaching, teaching and employability projects to develop researchers, staff and students
Writing national guidelines to help staff manage internships and placements
Working on career development strategies with early career researchers
1-1 career coaching to develop awareness of careers outside academia
Working on the future of publishing with European Marketing Directors
Designing and producing online and video based learning for IBM (UK) Sales
Team coaching and 1-1 coaching for education professionals
Leading teams of writers and media developers to design and deliver flexible distance learning
Working with clients to train their staff online and as Admiral's Corporate Marketing Manager
Coaching and support for staff affected by change and redundancy
Designing online learning for university professionals
Writing and sub-editing online versions of the Land Registry Annual Report
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This limited internet access is for the birds. So much has happened in my life since last posting. My daughter is now 4 months old and the joy of my life. I've had 2 job interviews and I'm waiting to hear back on the 2nd one. I'm hoping I'll get the job. It's ideal hours, and a library job, so I'm sure I'll enjoy it.
I've been spending any spare time (after taking care of baby, house cleaning, errands, visits with friends) crocheting. The craft show at Apple Scrapple Festival in Bridgeville is just over a week away! It really snuck up on me, but I think I'll have a good amount of items to sell (having some inventory really saved me). I feel that I have so much to do to prepare for Apple Scrapple! I have a feeling that next week will feel really rushed. However, in the past 2 months, I've accumulated quite a nice pile of new items! I still need to photograph a couple.
Speaking of photographing items, my friend and I did a quick photo shoot with my daughter. It was actually the middle of her naptime, but since she wasn't sleeping anyways, we took our chances that she wouldn't cry through the entire thing. We got a couple of gorgeous shots (in my "professional" opinion – you know, not just because I'm her mom. ha!). Hopefully she'll draw some attention at the craft show. Her picture, not her. She won't be there for most of it, if any.
My daughter is growing quickly, and I'm enjoying every minute of it! She is still petite, but then looking at her parents, not much different was expected. Two local friends of mine each had boys: one three weeks before Brooklyn, and one three weeks after. They are both significantly larger than her. I'd love to get together with them and snap a picture with her in the middle!
Thankfully, we seem to be on the upswing with Brookyln's tummy issues, and as a result, she's sleeping more peacefully during the day and I'm getting more done around the house! It's rather wonderful. We have finally graduated from her needing to fall asleep in my arms (her pain with tummy issues caused a bit of spoiling). She falls asleep on her own in the living room. Next step: get her to fall asleep in her crib in the daytime! We're making good progress towards that.
Fall has arrived here and it's a gorgeous one! I love the sunny days. I do kinda hate how early it is getting dark, though, and we haven't even hit daylight savings! It's rather hard to believe that it's October already.
In early September, we had a yard sale with Matt's parents and a friend. We did really well for the hours of the sale. I think, collectively, we made around $400. It started raining around 1 or 1:30. Kinda ended the sale and Matt and I spent the rest of the afternoon carting things in the rain. I was wet, cold, and miserable. We had to finish up the cleanup on Sunday afternoon. It was worth it though. I got rid of a bunch of junk I didn't need and made a bit of money at the same time.
Well, I guess that's the highlights. I will be so happy when I finally get internet at home! Who knows when that will be, though. Until then, you'll just have to be content with very sporadic posts.


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(reviewed at the Theatre Royal, Norwich on 2 November)
You know what they say – third time lucky! That's certainly true of the third dance drama starring award-winning and television stars Flavia Cacace and Vincent Simone. The Last Tango has a strong, deceptively simple plot and showcases a range of 1930s dances, not just the tango variations for which Cacace and Simone are renowned.
Into an attic-room crammed with discarded bits of furniture – including a piano much in need of some TLC – as well as boxes and suitcases crammed full of memorabilia crawls old George. His son and daughter call to him from below from time to time, worried for him as each item brings back memories. Teddy Kempner has the audience on his side from the beginning as he unfolds his life for us on the stage below.
We see him first as a young man (Simone) chatting up and then dating a girl he fancies (Cacace). There follows a beach party and a whole range of social encounters offering the other dancers the opportunity to display their considerable dance skills in Karen Bruce's inventive choreography. The well-designed costumes (Vicky Gill) range from the carefree early 30s to wartime and post-war.
Cacane herself has a razor-bright sharpness to her foot work, a lithe body, gamine hairstyle and a graceful extension. Simone partners her securely and acts the part of the carefree youth changed by combat and later maturing into an acceptance of loss with conviction. Singers Rebecca Lisewski and Matthew Gent underline the passage of time under the musical direction of Steve Geere. The overture, incidentally, sounded over-amplified at the first Norwich performance.
The Last Tango runs at the Theatre Royal, Norwich until 7 November and is also at the Cliffs Pavilion, Southend between 26 and 30 January.


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This extensive, concise, rapid reference guideline is created for clinicians providing orthopedic care in a primary care setting. This is an excellent portable resource for family physicians, internists, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners who provide orthopedic care in a full range or urgent care clinic.
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As of 2016, the versions sold below are the only updated versions of these guidelines.
Topics covered in Orthopedic Trauma Primary Care Guidelines include: cervical spine injuries, dislocations / subluxations, fracture healing times, lower-extremity fractures, orthopedic injury guidelines, orthopedic trauma, pelvis fractures, physis / growth plate fractures, soft-tissue injuries, steroid injections for orthopedic trauma, thorax and spine fractures, upper-extremity fractures.
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One of my favorite perennials, the Stinking - or Bear's claw - hellebore (Helleborus foetidus) is coming into its own as the night temperatures drop into the 20's. Plant it where you can easily see it from inside the house, and watch as it comes into all green bloom in winter. It may appear to suffer in extremely cold, harsh spells, but will amazingly resurrect itself on warm days.
I put this one just outside the sliding doors to the terrace. It will get morning light on bright days, plenty of water from the drip line of the roof, and good drainage since it's planted in gravel. If past experience with this plant proves true, it will self seed, forming a colony in a year or two.
And it does not stink at all.