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I was privy to an interesting conversation the other day. A family member in a small Ontario town was talking about an elder's recent hospitalization. Apparently, after being discharged home with community supports in place, the senior ended up requiring Long-Term Care with immediacy.
Because there had been no pre hospitalization planning (should there be a future need for care), there was no Long-Term Care wait list formulated. The individual would be entering into the first available LTC home as a crisis admission, and so the thought prevailed that their fate was permanently sealed.
This is not the case however.
So what just happened? The individual was deemed to be in "crisis" by their Case Manager at the Community Care Access Centre (CCAC). This status provided them with priority access to the first Long-Term Care home bed in the geographical region served by this CCAC. This location may be a considerable distance from their current home, it is basically the luck of the draw where the first opening surfaces.
Are you forced to stay in this home? The individual continues to have the right to make alternate home choices after admission. Wait lists for more preferred locations can be opened. In essence, the client is then awaiting a lateral move when a different bed becomes available. Due to the disproportionate number of people waiting for some locations vs. the number of beds, this move is not going to happen overnight. If there is an existing wait list created prior to the crisis, the individual still retains their wait list as before.
Tip: If you can afford basic, semi and private rooms as options to place on your application, you will expedite your movement up the wait lists. Not everyone is flexible because of the higher costs incurred for differing room configurations.
What might have circumvented this lengthy wait to access a Long-Term Care home of choice?
Here are some great strategies to potentially preempt a long interim wait should the unexpected occur:
· Call the CCAC and discuss your current health status to ascertain if you are eligible for LTC wait list application. The call will be triaged to a case manager as required. Generally potential applicants have difficulties with self care and/or safety. Gone are the days when people applied years in advance of need.
· Tour LTC homes before the need and leisurely determine which choices best suit your unique needs. Use the Elderpilot LTC home app for iPhones and Androids to help with the tour navigation and report creation. Leisurely formulate a prioritized list of desired locations long before the need arises. The app has the ability to cross reference numerous homes in all 9 categories.
Tip: Read the Resource Manual built into the app. There is an abundance of tips and insights.
· In determining whether application to a Long-Term care home may be in the near future, consider your current health status. Do you have a debilitating illness that will inevitably require 24/7 care? Are there resources in place to meet your needs aside from the Long-Term Care option?
· During the meeting with CCAC, often an applicant will be asked if they are prepared to accept a LTC bed within 3 months if one of the choices has an open room. If the response is no, the general outcome is that a wait list will not be opened.
Tip: I strongly encourage you to review: http://oaccac.com/Quality-And-Transparency/Provincial-Wait-Times/long-term-care-wait-times to gain insight into average wait times. (The CCAC prioritizes applicants based on legislation) What average timelines are represented by your home choices?
What if I refuse a bed when offered? Before a bed is refused, think about the consequences and potential wait for this opportunity to arise again in a chosen home. Take a breath before refusing.
If a bed is refused, the applicant will be removed from all wait lists for 3 months and will need to restart the application process thereafter.
What if a crisis situation arises and a bed was refused only days earlier? If the CCAC deems an individual to be in crisis they retain their rights to accept the first available bed in the served geographical area. This right is not negated due to a past refusal. The wait lists for a lateral move to a more preferred location will have to be reinitiated however.
What if there is an impasse between the assigned CCAC Case manager and the applicant/POA?
First and foremost, ask to speak with an alternate team member of the CCAC who is operating in a supervisory role.
Should there be questions relating to advocacy, an excellent resource is the Advocacy Centre for the Elderly "ACE" http://www.advocacycentreelderly.org/
The Public Guardian and Trustee also has a variety of information accessible. Of particular interest may be the information regarding consent and capacity: http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/family/pgt/overview.asp
Although opening a wait list for Long-Term Care is a huge decision, there are merits to being prepared. You can look before you leap and be as prepared as possible, or you can accept fate as it finds you.
It is the set of the sails, not the direction of the wind that determines which way we will go.
Tomorrow's Blog: What if a Long-Term Care Home refuses me, what next?


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REAL FOODS PTY LTD. v. FRITO-LAY NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Before Wallach, Linn, and Hughes. Appeal from the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Summary: To determine whether a mark is generic, the TTAB must first properly identify the genus of the goods at issue. The genus must be based on the identification of goods set forth in the application, regardless of what the record may reveal as to the particular nature of the subject goods.
In an Opposition filed by Frito-Lay, the TTAB refused registration of Real Foods' marks CORN THINS for "crispbread slices predominantly of corn, namely popped corn cakes" and RICE THINS for "crispbread slices primarily made of rice, namely rice cakes," finding the marks to be merely descriptive and lacking acquired distinctiveness. The TTAB dismissed Frito-Lay's claims that the marks are generic.
The Federal Circuit affirmed on Real Foods' appeal regarding descriptiveness and acquired distinctiveness. But the Federal Circuit remanded on Frito-Lay's cross-appeal regarding genericness. On Frito-Lay's genericness claim, the Federal Circuit found that the TTAB erred in identifying the proper genus of the goods at issue. During the opposition proceedings, Real Foods was allowed to narrow the applied-for goods by adding "namely popped corn cakes" and "namely rice cakes." The TTAB, incorrectly determined the genus was only the narrowed identification of goods. But the Applications showed that "popped corn cakes" and "rice cakes" are species of the broader genus crispbread slices. The Federal Circuit remanded for the TTAB to reconsider its selected genus and conduct a genericness analysis based on the correct genus.

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HUDDERSFIELD firms have been warned not to be duped by a company seeking to charge nearly £500 for an internet listing.
Danish-based Nodots is sending out reams of letters to businesses, urging them to activate what it calls a new Qname for £499.
In fact there is no such thing as a Qname - the term has been made up as part of the scam.
The letter says a Qname has been reserved for their business and all people have to do is pay the bill to activate their business name on the internet.
It claims the Qname allows businesses to be found online by just typing in the name of the business, without the need for the http://www etc.
The letter includes an authentic-looking bill.
But businesses do not have to pay to be featured on the internet as there are business directories that include names for free.
The Examiner website includes a directory of businesses, which is free to be listed on.
Paul Chan, the editor of the Examiner website, said: "Businesses do not necessarily have to pay any money to be listed on the internet.
" There are a number of free listings websites which will feature your business for no cost at all.
"To be included in the Examiner's online business directory, go to the website at www.ichuddersfield.co.uk and select Business Search from the options available," he says.
"You can then search for your business.
"If it is not featured, or needs amending, simply use the contact link on the page to get in touch with us."
The Nodots letter urges businesses to act quickly to "save" 66% on the cost, as the normal price is £999.
Paul Smith, who is principal officer from West Yorkshire Trading Standards, said: "We have been contacted by a few businesses in the county which have received a letter from this organisation.
"We urge people to approach this business with extreme caution before sending any money," he said.
"Because this organisation is based outside Britain we have referred the matter to the national Office of Fair Trading," added Mr Smith.
If anyone has any questions about any internet invoices they might receive, then contact Paul on firstname.lastname@example.com
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You may have seen his fit physique trending on social media and on a television show where he plays wooden man named Bitag-ang. But who is the real person behind rising Jak Roberto's appeal? The Laguna-born musician-turned-actor started out as one of the hosts in Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman back in 2014.
Always playing the sexy hunk on TV, the 23 year-old didn't exactly plan to get typecast as one. "Honestly, when I started working out, my only goal was just to get lean, fit, and have a healthy body," he relays. "But I have always been into fitness. Especially now, since most of my roles on television require me to show off some skin."
Appearing in comedy shows like Dear Uge, A1 Ko Sa'Yo, and Bubble Gang, Roberto shares how these roles feel as if he were born to do them: "It comes naturally with what I am comfortable with, which are being funny and looking good at the same time." However, he still dreams of portraying more dramatic and serious roles in both television and the movies.
Roberto likes to keep his body lean by going religiously to the gym. Also, he's into boxing and muay thai. To de-stress after a long taping, he likes to drink coffee while browsing through social media and connecting with this fans. In a world where everything is accessible with a click, Roberto is starting to experience the pressures of being in the limelight. "I understand that celebrities are always placed under the spotlight, especially in social media. But having your own personal space is something that some people can take for granted."
When he's not in the metro getting his caffeine fix, he's probably in Coron, Palawan, getting comfortable in his tank top and board shorts.
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EL PASO – Locally based Hunt Companies and WestStar Bank have teamed up to build a 14-story, $70 million office tower at
601 N. Mesa in downtown.
City Council approved an incentives package on September 19 worth up to $15.2 million for the project, called the WestStar Tower.
Executives hope to open the tower in late 2019 or early 2020.
WestStar bank and Hunt Companies plan to move into the new tower, each occupying three floors of the tower.
The plans for the building include 600 parking spaces, 200,000-sf of office and retail space, and park-like green space, according to a city document.
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Fox Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore Grand Opening
Fox Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Category: Corporate Event Coordination
Working with a limited budget for promotions and advertising, Fox Valley Habitat for Humanity needed help targeting its primary audience of prospective customers, merchandise donors and volunteers to create interest in its new ReStore location in Aurora, Ill. Habitat for Humanity ReStores sell new or gently used goods donated by businesses and individuals for purchase by the general public for home building, remodeling and refurbishing. All proceeds from sales benefit Habitat for Humanity and are used to pay for materials to build affordable homes for qualified individuals and families.
Cooper Hong Inc. developed an integrated marketing communications campaign to promote the ReStore location's grand opening, while getting the word out about the need for buyers, donors and volunteers. CHI developed and issued a media alert and pre-event news release, as well as promotional cards that volunteers distributed through dozens of area churches and businesses.
CHI also recruited a radio sponsorship in with a popular local radio station that supplied two-for-one advertising, a two-week schedule of public service announcements and a live broadcast at the grand opening. A donation of print media advertising was also arranged with Sun Times Media Group, and CHI secured a sponsorship commitment from Panera Catering to donate more than 500 snacks and premium incentive items for the grand opening event.
More than 1,000 people attended the grand opening, which included a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the mayor of Aurora, and members of the Aurora Chamber of Commerce, ReStore board members and key volunteers. The grand opening delivered $12,000 in revenue – three times the prior daily average of $4,000.
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OPEC Makes Last-Ditch Bid to Save Oil Deal as Tensions Grow
By Rania El Gamal and Alex Lawler
VIENNA, Nov 28 – OPEC was trying on Monday to rescue a deal to limit oil output as tensions grew among the producer group and non-OPEC member Russia, with top exporter Saudi Arabia saying markets would rebalance even without an agreement.
A gathering of OPEC experts failed to reach a compromise on how exactly the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries should reduce production when it meets on Nov. 30, according to several sources briefed on the matter.
After more than nine hours of talks, Iran and Iraq continued to insist on higher output numbers, said the sources, who were not allowed to speak publicly about the matter.
Meanwhile, the Algerian and Venezuelan oil ministers were travelling to Moscow on Monday in a final attempt to persuade Russia to take part in cuts instead of merely freezing output, which has reached new highs in the past year.
In September, OPEC, which accounts for a third of global oil production, agreed to cap output at around 32.5-33.0 million barrels per day versus the current 33.64 million bpd to prop up oil prices, which have more than halved since mid-2014.
The meeting on Nov. 30 had been expected to rubber-stamp that deal, with Russia and some other non-OPEC producers such as Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan also contributing.
But doubts emerged in recent weeks as OPEC's No.2 and 3 producers, Iraq and Iran, expressed reservations about the mechanics of output reductions and Saudi Arabia voiced concern about Russia's willingness to cut.
Over the weekend, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said oil markets would rebalance even without an output-limiting pact. He had previously said Riyadh was keen for a deal.
On Friday, OPEC cancelled an experts meeting with non-OPEC producers scheduled for Nov. 28 after Saudi Arabia said the organisation needed to sort out its differences first.
Russia, which like Saudi Arabia depends heavily on oil revenues, said on Monday it remained keen to coordinate action with OPEC but refrained from stating whether it was prepared to cut output.
The Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin spoke to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and both highlighted "the importance of OPEC's efforts to cap production as a key measure to stabilise global oil markets".
Doubts about OPEC's ability to deliver promised cuts sent Brent crude down 2 percent initially on Monday to less than $47 a barrel.
Prices later recovered to trade up 2.5 percent after Iraq's oil minister said he remained optimistic that a deal could be clinched on Wednesday.
Some analysts including Morgan Stanley and Macquarie have said oil prices will correct sharply if OPEC fails to reach a deal, potentially going as low as $35 per barrel.
As OPEC experts turned up at the group's headquarters on Monday, one delegate who had previously stated that a deal would be done, said this time: "I am not sure."
Another delegate, when asked about the prospects for a deal, said: "Nobody knows yet".
Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar Ali al-Luaibi, upon arrival in Vienna, declined to say whether Iraq was ready to cut output: "We hope we (will) have agreement. We will cooperate with OPEC members to reach agreement acceptable to all."
Saudi Arabia's Falih was not expected to land before Tuesday evening, leaving little time for traditional pre-meeting discussions with peers.
Iranian semi-official news agency MEHR published an editorial on Sunday accusing Saudi Arabia of declaring a new "war on oil prices" and saying the Saudi position had changed because of infighting in the royal family.
The tone contrasted with Iranian news agencies' more upbeat coverage of OPEC's informal meeting in September in Algeria, when the initial deal was reached.
As prospects for a deal on Wednesday faded, some veteran OPEC players urged the group to do its utmost to achieve the first output-limiting deal since 2008 in order to stay relevant.
"OPEC needs to wake up instead of playing a game of who will cry first," said former Qatari energy minister and OPEC president Abdullah al-Attiyah.


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WE A from album: UNREEL
UNREEL is MK-O second album.
Released October 13th 2008 by Hitch Hyke
Music composed, arranged and performed by Marina Kanavaki & Oannes [MK-O]
Lyrics written by Marina Kanavaki & Oannes [MK-O]
Μουσική & Στίχοι: Μαρίνα Καναβάκη & Oannes [Σωκράτης Παπαχατζής]
All rights owned by Marina Kanavaki & Oannes [MK-O] ©
We A lyrics
What comes up
comes up
It goes up
It grows
It flies
and then it …[aaa]
but will it …[aaa]
I wish it would.
I grow up
then I come up
then I fly
and then I …[aaa]
but will I …[aaa]
I wish I would.
You grow up
then you come up
then you fly
and then you …[aaa]
but will you …[aaa]
I wish you would.
MK-O is Marina Kanavaki & Oannes The acquaintance of the two musicians in 2000, led to a fruitful collaboration. The first outcome of this was the rearranged version of Marina's first album "Pote & Tipota" , in 2004 . Today, as a duet [MK-O], are working on a series of albums, first of which was OVATION, their debut album, released in December 2006 by Hitch-Hyke. The multitude of musical influences and the broad working field creates an adventurous listening, hard to categorize. Extended instrumental arrangements coexist with lyrical songs. Rock, classical, techno, psychedelia, industrial, acoustic, electric and electronic instruments as well as a palette of samples varying from from Cesar Franck to Son House, Pink Floyd and Ministry, give a brief idea of the sound of this album. Ovation has been welcomed enthusiastically by the greek press & audience. Their second 2CD album UNREEL was released October 13th 2008 by Hitch Hyke. BLUES FOR THE WHITE NIGGER is their third album, released April 2011 by Puzzlemusik. 4th album, ΑΙΘΕΡΑΣ [Ether] was released March 2015.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump has found the attorney general he's wanted all along.
Attorney General William Barr is sparring with congressional Democrats, defending Trump's efforts to shut down the Russia probe and painting a sanitized picture of the president's conduct in special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
The performance received a warm Twitter reception from Trump, who has not been shy about wanting loyalty in his attorney general.
A look at Barr's rhetoric on the Russia investigation.
Barr has been a fierce advocate for Trump on the question of obstruction.
In explaining his decision that Trump didn't commit a crime, Barr said he was swayed by how the president was "falsely accused" in the Russia investigation. According to Barr, Trump couldn't have obstructed justice because he wasn't concealing an underlying crime.
During testimony Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Barr said the president could have legally ended the Russia probe at any time.
"If it was a groundless proceeding, if it was based on false allegations, the president does not have to sit there, constitutionally, and allow it run its course," Barr said. "The president could terminate that proceeding."
Barr also gave Trump an out on publicly threatening his former aides not to "flip."
Citing what he believed "the president's lawyers would say," Barr said what Trump meant by "flipping" is "succumbing to pressure on unrelated cases to lie" in exchange for leniency.
Discouraging in "that sense is not obstruction, he said.
At his confirmation hearing, Barr spoke about his closeness with Mueller, praised him as "straight shooter" and said the Barrs and the Muellers are "good friends" and would be when "all this is over." But since taking over the Justice Department, that relationship appears to have frayed.
Referring to a letter Mueller sent him complaining about his handling of the Russia report, Barr called it "snitty." The special counsel's work ended upon submission of the report, he said.
"At that point, it was my baby," Barr said, adding: "It was my decision how and when to make it public, not Bob Mueller's."
Barr also expressed frustration that Mueller chose to lay out evidence on both sides on the question of obstruction, rather than making a clean decision.
"I think that if he felt that he shouldn't go down the path of making a traditional prosecutorial decision then he shouldn't have investigated," Barr said. "That was the time to pull up."
It's true the White House allowed Mueller to interview dozens of officials, including White House counsel Don McGahn. The campaign also turned over 1.4 million pages of documents. In announcing the Mueller report, Barr went even further, saying Trump took "no act" that "deprived the special counsel of the documents and witnesses necessary to complete his investigation." On Wednesday, Barr told lawmakers he believes Trump "fully cooperated."
But Barr left out that Trump refused to sit for an interview and instead provided written responses, many of which involved the president saying he couldn't recall specific details. Pressed by lawmakers about the lack of a presidential interview, Barr placed the blame on Mueller, not Trump.
The special counsel's team found Trump's written answers lacking, but Barr quipped of Mueller: "Well, he never pushed it."
Mueller's report lays out several instances in which people around the president refused to carry out his orders because they felt they weren't right or would require them to lie. One such instance occurred with McGahn.
In January 2018, the New York Times reported that Trump had directed McGahn to have Mueller fired, and McGahn had threatened to resign rather than carry out the order. After the story was published, Trump repeatedly directed McGahn to deny it, but McGahn said it was largely accurate. Trump had indeed ordered him to call the Justice Department and try to have Mueller removed, McGahn said, though he noted that some of the details in the story weren't right.
According to Mueller's report, Trump argued that he had just asked McGahn to raise the issue of whether Mueller had a conflict of interest with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and leave it to him to decide. But McGahn said that wasn't what happened, an account he backed up with contemporaneous notes.
Under questioning about the president's conduct, Barr said he didn't think it amounted to obstruction because Trump "truly felt" the Times story was inaccurate. And he said trying to get a lawyer to change his story to avoid public criticism isn't a crime.
"I am not in the business of determining when lies are told to the American people," Barr said. "I am in the business of determining whether a crime has been committed."
When he released the Mueller report, Barr stressed several times that the special counsel found no criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia. On Wednesday, Barr noted that as Trump "said from the beginning, there was in fact no collusion."
The comments went beyond Mueller's careful language.
Mueller wrote that he "did not establish" a criminal conspiracy between the campaign and the Russian government but found that the "campaign expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts." The report also contained a caveat.
"A statement that the investigation did not establish particular facts does not mean there was no evidence of those facts," Mueller wrote.
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9 - 11 High Street, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 9NJ
9 - 11 High Street, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 9NJ
Rentals from £7,000 per year
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01228 548385
The property is prominently situated on High Street in Wigton town centre. High Street is one of the main commercial thoroughfares in Wigton along with King Street.
Wigton, lies approximately 9 miles south west of Carlisle, and some 20 miles north west of Penrith. Wigton is a traditional Cumbrian market town with a central population of approximately 5,000 (2001 Census) which rises to 15,000 including the immediate surrounding hinterland.
Wigton is approached from Carlisle via both the A595 and A596 which continue on to connect to Workington, Whitehaven and West Cumbria approximately 22 miles away. The nearest motorway connections are Junctions 42 and 43 of the M6 at Carlisle. A District railway line stops at a station within the town and travels from Carlisle to West Cumbria and beyond to Kendal. From Carlisle there is a regular rail service to larger cities including London, Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh via the West Coast Main Line.
The property is located within the main retail core of Wigton with surrounding occupiers including a mixture of retail, professional and leisure users. The main town centre car park is immediately to the rear and Wigton bus station is approximately 300m to the north west.
The premises comprise a five-storey building providing flexible space and presented to a high standard, most recently utilised as a shop and headquarter offices.
Externally the property is a mid-terrace building of solid painted stone construction with UPVC double glazed sash effect windows boasting attractive decorative features at first floor level. The premises has a double fronted, glazed shop window with central pedestrian access from High Street and additional staff entrance to the rear of the property accessed directly from Wigton's primary car park.
At ground floor there is extensive retail space which is carpeted throughout with painted plaster walls and ceiling, recessed stainless steel LED spotlighting, radiators and air conditioning unit and includes a kitchenette, male and female w/c's. There is additional storage space at basement level accessed from the rear of the shop with strip lighting, painted plaster walls and ceiling and radiators.
The first and second floors provide two high spec office suites with carpeted floor coverings, plaster painted walls and ceiling, recessed stainless steel spotlights, radiators and UPVC double glazed sliding sash windows. There is a substantial meeting/boardroom with carpeted floor covering, plaster painted walls and ceiling, recessed stainless steel LED spotlights, up-lighting, radiators, air conditioning unit and UPVC double glazed sliding sash windows. There are high spec fittings including projector and screen and a fully fitted kitchen area.
The upper floors also benefit from a modern and attractive shower room with cushioned vinyl flooring, plaster painted walls and ceilings, part marble effect shower enclosure, stainless steel recessed LED spotlights and UPVC double glazed sliding sash window and all floors benefit from data caballing.
Additional storage space is provided at third floor with painted plaster walls and ceiling and double-glazed Velux windows.
The property has mains supplies of gas, electricity and water and is connected to the mains drainage and sewerage systems. Heating is provided via a gas central heating system and a modern Baxi combi boiler. there is a dedicated intruder alarm system including CCTV.
The property provides the following approximate net internal areas from our measurements:
Basement 48.44m2 521 sq ft
Ground Floor 79.14m2 852 sq ft
First Floor 51.28m2 552 sq ft
Second Floor 42.81m2 461 sq ft
Third Floor 39.16m2 422 sq ft
Total Net Internal Area 260.83m2 2,807 sq ft
The premises are available by way of a new full repairing & insuring lease at a rental of £19,000 per annum exclusive.
There is the potential for the premises to be split and let as separate retail and office spaces providing ground floor sales space and basement storage of 127.58 m2 (1,373 sq ft) at a rental of £12,000 per annum exclusive and upper floors of 141.11m2 (1,519 sq ft) at a rental of £7,000 per annum exclusive.
All figures are exclusive of VAT where applicable.
According to the Valuation Office Agency website, it is understood that the property has a Rateable Value of £13,250 and is described as a shop and premises. The current business rate for 2018/2019 is £0.493 equating to approximate rates payable of £6,532.25 per annum.
11 High Street has an Energy Performance Asset Rating of D83.
Each party to bear their own legal costs in the preparation and settlement of any lease documentation together with any VAT thereon.
The property is available to view by prior appointment with the Carlisle office of Edwin Thompson LLP. Contact:
Alice Canham – [email protected]
Ben Wilde – [email protected]
Tel: 01228 458385
Edwin Thompson for themselves and for the Vendor of this property, whose Agents they are, give notice that:
- The particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending purchasers and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, any offer or contract.
- All descriptions, dimensions, plans, reference to condition and necessary conditions for use and occupation and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness.
- No person in the employment of Edwin Thompson has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property or these particulars, nor to enter into any contract relating to the property on behalf of the Agents, nor into any contract on behalf of the Vendor.
- No responsibility can be accepted for loss or expense incurred in viewing the property or in any other way in the event of the property being sold or withdrawn.
- These particulars were prepared in August 2018.
- Character premises with ground, first and second floor retail/office accommodation and third floor and basement storage space
- In the heart of Wigton town centre
- Approximate Net Internal Area – 268.69m² (2,892 sq ft)
- Potential to be separated into individual units
- Ground floor sales of approximately 79.14m2 (852 sq ft)
- Rental from £7,000 per annum exclusive


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A textile sale featuring more than 700 unique and beautiful textiles from the collections of 30 donors will be Thursday-Saturday, Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at the University Museum, Kent Hall, on the NMSU campus.
The museum and Weaving for Justice are sponsoring the fifth annual Textile Sale to Benefit Maya Youth. There is no charge to attend, and NMSU students will receive a 20 percent discount on items for sale.
In addition to textiles from Guatemala and Mexico, the sale will include items from the Andes and other parts of Latin America, including huipils (women's blouses), yardage of cloth, table runners, jewelry, books, purses, story cloths, and tourist items.
All proceeds from the sale will go to scholarships for Maya young people in Mexico, Guatemala and Belize through the Maya Educational Foundation (www.mayaedufound.org). The foundation, based in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, works with Maya educators Chiapas, Mexico and Guatemala and Belize who coordinate scholarship programs and mentor Maya youth in those countries.
"It is still common for most Maya children to end school at sixth grade for lack of middle schools in their rural areas and funds to travel to where schools are located," said Las Cruces anthropologist Christine Eber, who is the sale's coordinator and is co-founder of Weaving for Justice, "a volunteer organization that assists the Maya weaving cooperatives of highland Chiapas to sell their textiles through fair trade in order to avoid having to migrate for work."
Eber, fellow event co-coordinator Janet Darrow of Weaving for Justice and all those involved in the sale are working to "try to help (Maya) kids go as far as they can," including middle school, high school and college/university in their own countries.
Each item for sale "is a work of art," Darrow said, and is handmade by someone in Chiapas or a village in Latin America. "People really have fun when they come to the sale," she said.
Some of the textiles that will be for sale date back to the 1970s, Darrow said. Prices range from $5-$200.
Each day of the fundraiser will include a showing of "Enterlacements: Threads and Lives," a new film about five people's relationship with handmade cloth, Eber said. The move is about "the power cloth has to bring cultures together," she said. Visit www.interlacementsmovie.com.
Eber, who has visited Chiapas every year for the past 30 years, is the author of "When a Woman Rises," a book published in 2018 that explores the lives of indigenous women in Chiapas, México and how they have been organizing to defend their lands and lives," according to the news release about the book. Eber, a retired NMSU professor with a Ph.D. in anthropology, was chosen as one of 20 women to receive the 17th Annual Governor's Award for Outstanding New Mexico Women.
For more information, email email@example.com. Contact University Museum Director Fumi Arakawa at firstname.lastname@example.com and Curator Anna Strankman at email@example.com. Visit www.christineeber.com and http://weaving-for-justice.org/.


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High Balance Tri sunglasses readily adapt to a wide variety of activities and lighting conditions. Subtly curved temple arms and adjustable nose pads ensure a custom fit, while the included Retaining Head Strap provides maximum stability for more strenuous sports. Five interchangeable lenses and available Rx-Ready inserts mean you'll have the perfect sunglasses for whatever you do.
5 Interchangeable Lenses
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High Balance is an innovative company dedicated to providing the most fashion-forward, high end styles of sports eyewear available. Careful attention to detail and design produces a line of eyewear with something for faces of all shapes and sizes. Our sunglass kits feature a set of five interchangeable lenses, an Rx-Ready insert, a detachable head strap (some styles), and a premium High Balance hard travel case. High Balance has the perfect sports eyewear for you.


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Dear support,
Kindly, I would like to get a complete understanding of the below scenarios..If you can reply next to each question in red color. I need please to make sure all information you send me are true..You can take your time in replying..I am new to US and want to have a complete understanding in order to follow rules in US. Some questions are general
1- As we know there is temporary health insurance and major medical insurance. Do Normal health insurance I see on your website when I compare plans have worldwide insurance or only within US? I mean if I went outside US for vacation and in case of emergency, I am covered or only I am covered within US?
2- US Citizens or Green Card Holders should Obligatory go with major medical health insurance in there state as temporary Health insurance are not allowed in that case ( 1 option only) ..Correct, Yes or No?
3- Legal resident in US who pay taxes but they are not US citizen or Green card holders, who are working in a company and pay taxes, are obligatory to go with normal insurance by their state or they can go with temporary short term insurance ( 2 options they have or only 1 option )
4- Legal residents in US who don't pay taxes because as my situation I have A2 visa...I work in my embassy..I have been recruited by my government to work in the embassy in D.C, in my case I have 2 options going either normal insurance or temporary insurance.. correct?
6- let's continue in my case and if I go with temporary insurance ( short term ) renewable yearly, what advantages and disadvantages comparable to Normal insurance. What i noticed that Normal insurance are more expensive than temporary and nearly they have the same benefits..
7- let's say my status in future here have been changed, either I change job to an american company ( start paying tax ), should I stop the temporary insurance as it is not legal to go with temporary insurance or I can stay with it?
Thank you so much


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Mission, Vision, & Values
The mission of the UAMS Center for Health Literacy (CHL) is to improve society and population health by making health information easy to understand and use.
Our vision is to become the world's leading source of health literacy research, training, services, and outreach to enable providers and consumers of health information to work together to achieve better health.
Core Values
- Better health care and patient experiences
- Improved population and society health
- Lower healthcare costs
- Engaged patients and communities
- Innovative research and education


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Anderson's life mission is to help others succeed through
teaching. With a B.S. in Math Education and an M.Ed. in Mathematics Curriculum
and Instruction he's been able to do just that. In the past, he taught AP
Calculus AB, Pre-Calculus, Algebra II, and other courses over three years at
the secondary level before pursuing more ambitious goals such as creating his
Calculus website. Today, Anderson serves as the Director of Mathematics at The
Learning Liaisons, is the Owner of Duran Learning, and is the Founder of DoMore
Life Coaching. Through these ventures he teaches teachers, students, and every
day individuals who take interest in advancing their lives.
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today's tweets
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- 20:01 gra. the noise of the indoor bike trainer is made unbearable by my warped tire :( this is more effort than i wanted to exert tonight #
- 21:40 seems like everyone in this house thinks they need feed my cats and yet they're still so below average sized #
- 06:58 got love leaving for work just minutes before you're supposed to be there #
- 10:41 i know i can call your cell phone if you're not in the office, but i can also leave a voice message. what's so unusual about that? #
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Awards / Publications / Exhibitions
The practice has been selected for many awards and publications and has been exhibited widely including at the National Museum of Ireland Collins Barracks, The RIAI Architecture Awards, The Museum of Country Life Castlebar and at all of the DEHLG-RIAI Housing Conferences.
2012 RIAI Irish Architecture Annual Review Vol. 2
Cox Power Architects published in RIAI Irish Architecture the Annual Review Vol. 2 2011/2012 'Best Housing Project' Kilmeena Village
2012 RIAI St Patrick's Day Reception Exhibition
2012 RIAI St Patrick's Day Reception Exhibition St.Pancras Hotel London.- Opened by Leo Varadkar, T.D., Minister for Transport, Tourism & Sport.
2012 Exhibition in Shanghai 'Irish Architecture'
Kilmeena Project by Cox Power was featured in the 2010 RIAI Showcase exhibition in Shanghai 'Irish Architecture'.
2012 DECLG "Retail Design Guidelines"
2012 DECLG "Retail Design Guidelines" featured 2 projects as good examples of retail design by Cox Power Architects, Westport, Co. Mayo.
2011 RIAI Architecture Awards Winner of Best Housing Category
Cox Power Architects won the award for Kilmeena Village, Co. Mayo.