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One had freckles, the other liked to Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-72375093708830289392019-12-09T13:43:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:08:28.025-05:00Tissue Paper Dinosaur Suncatcher and Dino Hunt Book Review Dinosaurs are one of those preschool themes that never fail to interest and thrill young learners. After winding down Dinovember, my 5 year old was interested in reading some books about dinosaurs. As luck would have it, a new dinosaur children's picture book has come out that can help us do just that! This post may contain Affiliate links. More here. I've been friends with Janine overAndie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-72237269595101931982018-05-08T01:44:00.000-05:002020-06-26T00:03:56.436-05:00Llama Llama Learns to Read Being able to identify the alphabet is the stepping stone to recognizing sight words and independent reading. It's always wonderful when books can tie into these important skills. So when Penguin Books sent us the latest Llama Llama book, we fell in love! Practicing the ABCs doesn't have to be boring or redundant. See how I used this book to draw my little learner into working with the ABCs. Andie Jayehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-4305871947889564662018-04-18T23:19:00.000-05:002020-06-26T00:21:20.109-05:00Bedtime Routines for Kids: 10 Tips for Success Sleep is probably one of the toughest issues we face as parents. So many different issues come up... one last drink of water, having the right stuffed animal, it's too hot/cold, too light/dark. Seems like these funny little ones can think of hundreds of reasons to prolong going to sleep. So how do we handle this as parents? Over the years, I've found that having a consistent bedtime routine hasAndie Jayehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-13583399754036827992018-04-12T02:06:00.000-05:002018-04-12T22:15:00.602-05:00Second Year of Kindergarten post As a parent of a child who has had to repeat a grade, it can be a tough issue to tackle. Children's books on this topic are hard to find. So when I heard of Rebecca Eisenberg's new book, My Second Year of Kindergarten, I knew it was something I wanted to share with all of you. I'm so very grateful she sent me a free copy to preview and share my thoughts on with you. So what do you do when Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-67177901926233732592018-03-29T00:07:00.000-05:002020-06-26T00:22:20.179-05:00Spring Scavenger Hunt Spring is officially here so we get to do one of our favorite things: go on walks after dinner. There is so much happening during this season... plants are growing, birds are chirping, bugs are crawling. So why not use this time to develop literacy and observation skills? This post contains Affiliate links More here. Go for a walk and encourage children to observe all the sights, Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-40066534094075377972018-03-25T01:02:00.000-05:002020-06-27T01:12:15.027-05:00Cloud Airplane Learning Activities for Preschoolers It's the Spring Break season and so many people are taking trips to distant destinations. That's what makes this airplane and cloud math activity perfect for young learners. It combines learning with things that interest a lot of children. This post contains Affiliate links. More here. Materials needed: Counting Clouds Activity Mat 10 cotton balls Laminator (if desired) Andie Jayehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-81947456244166555592018-03-15T02:04:00.000-05:002020-06-26T00:23:28.745-05:00Island Born: Exploring Culture with Children Where we come from can often tell our story. Our heritage is an inherent part of who we are. That's what makes the new book, Islandborn, by Junot Diaz, such a gem. It tells the story of a young girl who looks for her roots and find pride and joy in them. Find out how we translated this into an activity that pertains to our family. And a quick "thank you" to Penguin Random House books for Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-25978812939594255912018-02-27T02:18:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:23:59.207-05:00Dragons Love Tacos Math Activity for Kids - free printable I'm so very excited to announce that I'm a new contributor over at Rainy Day Mum! I want to share my first post with you. It's based on one of our favorite books, Dragons Love Tacos! This post contains Affiliate links. More here. This fun activity uses the fun book Dragons Love Tacos and incorporates it into a math-based learning activity for kids. Download the free printable for Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-23094284131060410992018-02-26T01:31:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:24:51.528-05:00Helping Children Deal with Tragedy Through Books Recently, Penguin Books sent us a new release to preview. The book, Come With Me, by Holly M. McGhee and illustrated by Pascal Lemaitre is a touching story about a little girl who sees tragedy in the news and struggles to deal with it. In light of the recent tragedy in Parkland and the general climate in our country, it's a book that can truly help children cope with tragedy. Find out how we'reAndie Jayehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-1835858293237823092018-02-20T01:04:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:25:21.680-05:00Talking with Children about School Shootings "Mom, why are all the flags half mast today?" This question from my nine year old son two days after our nation's most recent school shooting in Parkland, FL. I told him simply and without much detail that there had been another school shooting and that 17 people had been killed. "Another one?" he asked. "Yes, baby. Another one. What do you make of that?" And then our conversation ensued. Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-85596997094273243692018-02-12T00:05:00.000-06:002018-02-12T00:05:32.639-06:00Noun Classification Worksheet {free printable} Classifying nouns can be tricky. So when Bear was going over them in school, I created this worksheet for him just to provide extra practice. So I figured I would share it with you all so that you could use it. Because of his interests, I developed a community themed noun classification worksheet that you can download free below. It's a very straightforward activity. All kiddos have Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-34062097199302757332018-01-16T03:30:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:26:00.454-05:00Love Is... Bookmaking Activity for Kids {Free Printable} What is love? How do children see various aspects of the ultimate human emotion? We're coming up on Valentine's Day, which makes this bookmaking activity perfect for this time of year. This post contains Affiliate links. More here. I was inspired to do it after reading a book that Penguin Random House sent us to preview. Newbery Medal-winning author Matt de la Peña and bestselling Andie Jayehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-41784198920115595062018-01-15T02:53:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:26:50.496-05:00How to Raise Kids to be Activists It's the new year and so many of us are trying to do things better this year than we did last. So I thought I would touch on how we can help our children change the world through social activism. Now... in today's social climate, there are few words that draw as much criticism as the word "activist". It's seen as a radical, leftist position that goes against the norm. But, the world is a crazy Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-25247219254299530422018-01-09T03:12:00.000-06:002020-06-26T00:27:17.816-05:00100 Books About Amazing Women for Kids There are so many stories of influential women in history that are little known. That's why I wanted to put together this list of amazing women in history for young readers to explore. In today's climate, it's important that we give young girls strong women to look up to. AND that we give young boys examples of strong women to respect. These books provide young readers with a broadened horizon Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-49602190219933848832017-12-31T04:36:00.000-06:002017-12-31T04:36:01.581-06:00Moments January Photo Prompts I'm planning on starting out the year by focusing on small moments of joy, the little things everyday. I hope that after the year is done, I can put together a photo book documenting our year. Life has been nonstop one thing after another and I've lost sight of what's really important. Can you relate? Do you ever feel like you're missing the little things that make being a family so amazing? Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-12581704831046001622017-12-28T01:14:00.000-06:002017-12-28T01:33:05.032-06:00Year in Review Printable for KidsThe New Year is fast approaching, making it the perfect time to do a year in review for kids! Use this free printable to create a memory that can be repeated year after year to document changes in each child's interests. This is an activity that can be done with kids of any ages. Year in Review Printable for Kids It's amazing how much children can change from year to year, so documenting Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-53655387849001983272017-12-16T02:24:00.000-06:002017-12-16T02:24:25.737-06:00Snowman Color Matching Game Free Printable I'm not sure if you know it or not, but I'm a contributor at the amazing site, The Preschool Toolbox. My most recent contribution is a Snowman Color Matching Game Free Printable. This activity is fun for toddlers and preschoolers at this time of year. I encourage you to visit The Preschool Toolbox and get the Snowman Color Matching free printable free to use for your homeschooling or Andie Jayehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-37231795991277683402017-11-27T01:29:00.000-06:002017-11-27T01:29:10.103-06:0050 Hottest Presents of 2017 Christmas shopping has begun! There are so many great gifts out there for kids. But how do you decide what to purchase for them? So many different factors come into play... What are they interested in? What is most educational? What can they get use out of for a few years? All this being said, I've put together this list of the 50 hottest gifts for kids this year (in my opinion, lol). (Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-72584566880695869762017-11-15T01:47:00.000-06:002017-11-15T01:47:41.720-06:00Forest Animal Snowy Shadow Match Game and A Song for Snow Review & Giveaway We recently got a chance to review the new book Hoot and Peep: A Song for Snow. Penguin Books sent us a free copy to check out. The kids loved it! My three year old wants to read it almost every night. So I thought I'd create a fun learning activity based on the book for her (and you!). See below to download your free version of it. And make sure you enter to win your own copy of this book! Andie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-37049441011884979652017-11-01T14:00:00.000-05:002017-12-18T04:45:21.381-06:00November Photo Prompts for Moms: Moments Matter I've fallen off the wagon again....Stopped focusing on the small parts of our days that make them wonderful. Life has been crazy, so instead I've been in survival mode. Can you relate? Do you ever feel like you're missing the little things that make being a family so amazing? The Moments Matter monthly photo challenge can help with that. In previous months, it's helped me to focus more on theAndie Jayehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3463713894531583067.post-5090779117765600262017-11-01T08:48:00.000-05:002017-11-01T08:48:00.943-05:00The Very Hungry Pumpkin Thanksgiving Felt Board Activity It's Thanksgiving time! One book that I've always found to engage preschoolers' favorite books is Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar. So I wrote this fun Thanksgiving felt board story that invokes the same storyline with a Thanksgiving theme. It's a great way to help preschoolers practice colors and have fun through a new rendition of a familiar story. 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Paramotor Lessons – WPPGA Day 3 – San Diego 2012
To start your next GREAT adventure, please visit http://paraglidermall.com/or call 1-800-707-2525!
It just keeps getting better! This new group of WPPGA SUPERSTUDENTS has taken the beach by storm. It's really neat to see 10 different gliders stretched all the way down the beach as far as you can see. There were countless passerby's inquiring about lessons, the sport in general, and to our surprise, we could not believe how many people had never heard of powered paragliding!
Master Instructor SUPERDELL Schanze, and all of the assistant instructors, were the best teachers many of these students had ever seen. Being an exceptional teacher is truly a gift. There are so many great practitioners in the sport, but when it comes to explaining to a new student how to do it, there are very few teachers in the world of this caliber.
This video series is getting closer to showing the students first flights! Each student spends a minimum of five days, 6 to 8 hours a day, learning how to master their ground kiting skills. One of the great things about Powered Paragliding is that the student can literally master flight before ever leaving the ground! It actually gets easier for the pilot to control the glider once in the air. While in the air, the wing is fully loaded, and completely keeps it's perfect shape. Especially with the ever-famous K2 Paraglider from Sky Paragliders.
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Parent and Community Resources
**As we move towards school opening, we are planning to continue virtual meetings to promote social distancing and other safety protocols. The district has been able to create an email user group and our plan is to begin sending out updates as new information pertaining to school reopening and special education becomes available. That information will be available by clicking the title link above or the same link, in the below left box.
If you have a suggested topic that you feel would be relevant to group, please use the 'contact us' button below to send an email to the department mailbox.
Welcome to the Department of Special Education
We are honored to work with you and your children. At Derry Township, it is our mission to cultivate an extraordinary learning environment that expands the minds and nurtures success for every member of the school community. Our staff takes an immense amount of pride in the special education services we provide. You may have questions regarding special education and supports your child is eligible to receive. Our team looks forward to guiding you through this process.
Special Education is planned instruction specifically designed to address the educational and related developmental needs of children with disabilities. A plan is designed through a team approach, in which an IEP is developed to enable the student to make progress by addressing their individual needs. This includes Early Intervention Services for pre-school-age students starting at three, as well as services for school-age children in grades K-12.
Meet Our Special Education TeamSpecial Education Teachers: Providing instruction and support to your child in both academic and behavioral instruction
Related Services: Providing support with functional skills (speech, occupational therapy, etc...) that directly impact your child's educationEducational and Behavioral Consultants: Provide knowledge of behavioral and academic supports to staff to enhance academic, social, and behavioral instructionPsychologists: Provide services that assist with the identification of students with disabilities and collaborate with staff to provide support academically, emotionally, and socially for studentsParaprofessionals: An instructional paraprofessional is a school employee who works under the direction of a certificated staff member to provide support and assistance with instructional programs and services.
Derry Township Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)
The Derry Township Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a parent run organization that seeks to positively impact the education of all students within DTSD with an emphasis on those student needing or receiving Special Education services. Please check out their website or send them an email to learn more or become involved.
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Links and ResourcesParent Training Series
Derry Township School District believes effective collaboration among home, community, and school is essential. With this belief as a guiding principal, the Parent Training Series was formed to provide an overview of district and community resources in an interactive format. For additional opportunities to promote collaborative educational opportunities, and to advise and facilitate communication regarding district programs and policies, parents are directed to look to the buildings and district level opportunities.Past and Upcoming opportunities (click to download flyer and/or materials).
Meet Our Director
Kirsten Scheurich has been the Director of Special Education since December 2013. Mrs. Scheurich earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Penn State University. Following graduation, Mrs. Scheurich attended Millersville University where she received a Master's degree in Special Education and Special Education Supervisory Certification.
Mrs. Scheurich began her teaching career in the School District of Lancaster working in both middle and elementary schools as a teacher and a special education consultant. She was the Supervisor of Special Education and Coordinator of Alternative Education at Pequea Valley School District prior to working at Derry Township School District.


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International publications with diverse independent labels like Flat Belly, Hungry Koala Records, or Subwoofer Recordings, and several tracks at the forefront of the minimal and techno charts at Beatport: Southern France's Cyril Picard is making bigger and bigger waves with his minimalist sound.
Cyril, where do you consider your musical roots to be?
My first attempts at making music were when I began to learn guitar at the age of 16. Then at 18 I discovered my passion for techno. I learned to mix on old vinyl records, and I played my first sets at free raves. I only started producing techno myself in 2012 with the MAGIX Music Maker MX software. A friend introduced me to the software, since he worked in the audio-visual field at TV SUD in Nîmes, a local television broadcaster.
How would you describe your music?
I would say that my music is simple and minimalist with no frills. It's based on bass grooves, percussion and a more or less dark atmosphere.
How much has Music Maker helped you to produce your own tracks?
I was drawn to Music Maker because of its simplicity and no-frills interface. The software enables me to reach the essence of the music.
At the start, I used the software like a game by connecting the various loops that are included using "Music Maker MX". Producing music is exciting to me. From this day on, I started making the music that I liked the best: Techno. Next, I took to exploring the various options the program provided me and started to play with them. Later, I built different sounds into my tracks that originated from VSTs (e.g. Revolta2, Beatbox, Synplant, Sylenth2, etc.). I also mixed in sounds from samples that I created using my iPad with the help of the USB audio interface and MAGIX Music Editor. I also used effect modules like Ecox and Variverb.
What tips would you give to someone who's interested in making techno?
First of all I'd recommend giving your tracks structure. Then add in transitions and new elements (e.g. percussion, pads, drones, FX etc). Don't overload the tracks, so that they flow. Also, don't use too many compressors. It's also helpful to build in short breaks that aren't too short with recognizable elements in front of and after the break. The most important things are patience and routine. If you work regularly on projects, you'll make faster progress.
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Lock Repair
The first rule of locksmith Murphy's law: the broken lock would always perform wonderfully when demonstrated for a locksmith. 🙂
Whether your house is old and therefore, the locks no longer provide a sense of security, or you just got a new place but your action-oriented and too-excited kid accidentally bent your doorknob — we can help. Lock repair mobile services are usually needed when a doorknob lock does not respond to its usual key or when a deadbolt won't properly lock or would lock only by exerting force.
This is the time to call a mobile locksmith to repair your home lock. Here's why: the longer you wait, the less repair-able your lock becomes, which means that instead of a simple repair, you may end up having to change the whole lock. We are happy at that point to provide lock change services, however, many of our clients who do reach out on time can get away with simple lock repair.
We, then, again, recommend that once you notice something is even "a bit off"—to call a residential mobile locksmith.
Our Security Locksmith technicians have repaired thousands of locks throughout the 40 years we've been in business, and take pride in both completing familiar work better and better both to tackle new challenges.
There are some cases in which the home lock repair is simply impossible due to the condition, age or brand of the lock. In those cases, we suggest our customer opt for a residential lock change service from the mobile locksmith that is on site. Our mobile locksmith techs carry a large variety of locks to match any door, budget and security need. Again, our techs first prefer to fix the home lock and do hold a huge amount of skill and expertise as far as lock repair goes. And again, in those cases where the circumstance simply doesn't allow it, they inform our customers of the next best choices for their home security needs.
Lock repair is mostly done on residential properties, such as house or apartment doors, interior bedroom doors, bathroom doors, file cabinets, etc. However, we have been able to assist our commercial locksmith customers with lock repair needs as well. Since commercial locks do usually entail a higher security level, they don't always lend themselves to being repaired. Those who have — our techs resolved the commercial lock issue and our customers have been able to enjoy long-term benefits of that commercial lock repair. As in residential locksmith work, when a lock fix is not an option, our mobile locksmith techs provide a commercial lock change instead.
Security Locksmith has been in the lock fix business for decades and as mentioned above, enjoys a challenge. Our residential, commercial and automotive locksmith technicians have completed lock repair work on a variety of residential (interior and exterior) locks, commercial building locks, and car door locks.


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Proposed Longview Fibre energy upgrades near public comment in Washington state
The company is seeking a "Notice of Construction" order that is required when a source of air pollution plans to make changes to its operations. If approved by Ecology, Order 8429 would, among other actions, allow the mill to:
Increase the efficiency of power boiler No. #20 to produce more steam from wood fuel and better control nitrogen oxides emissions. Forest biomass is one of the boiler's current wood fuel sources.
Modify recovery furnace No. #19, including a more efficient system to control particulate emissions.
Install new steam turbine capacity and cooling tower.
Close down power boilers No. #12 and No. #13, recovery furnace No. #18 and smelt dissolving tank No. #18.
The proposed order and other associated documents are on Ecology's website. Paper copies are available at the Longview Public Library and Ecology's offices in Lacey.
The public is also invited to an Ecology presentation about proposed Order 8429 at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 at the Lower Columbia College, student center conference rooms A and B. A hearing to officially collect comments in person will immediately follow the informational meeting.
As a result of efficiency improvements included in the proposed modifications, the mill expects reduce its use of wood and fossil fuels while generating an additional 54 megawatts of electricity.
Other changes are outlined in Ecology's public comment and hearing notice for this project.
The proposed order sets the new emission limits and other new requirements the mill must meet as part of the project. Order conditions will be incorporated into the existing air operating permit when next modified.
All comments - whether offered verbally during the hearing or provided to Ecology in writing - are given equal consideration. Written comments need to be received by May 16, 2011. Send comments to:
Marc Heffner, Department of Ecology
Industrial Section
PO Box 47706 Olympia, WA 98504-7706
360-407-6102 (fax)
Ecology will read the comments and determine if any changes to the proposed order are needed. A document responding to public comments will be published online when a decision about the order is made.


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30 Years and Counting
The North Tillamook Library in Manzanita celebrated it 30th anniversary July 8 under sunny skies and amid the flowerbeds of the Hoffman Gardens next door to the library
Hosted by the Friends of the Library, the celebration featured family music fun with Portland singer and musician Mo Phillips and Ocean Bottom Country Blues with Tillamook County's library director Sara Charlton.
Following a welcome by Friends president Madeline Olson, longtime Friend Patty Went spoke about the history of the library and the formation of the Friends of the Library. Next up was noted Oregon author and part-time Manzanita resident Lauren Kessler, who, as a special guest, read from her essays on the the importance of libraries and the special role they continue to play in her work.
With a membership of about 400, Olson urged those in attendance who were not Friends of the Library to join. "I think everyone living in north Tillamook County should be a Friend of the Library."
Got books?
It's not too soon to begin donating your gently-used books for next year's 2018 library book sale.
Books must be in good condition to sell. Sets of books, e.g. Time-Life series and encyclopedias, do not sell and must be taken to Goodwill. Dictionaries, reference books, text books, diet, health and fitness books are not great sellers either. Best bet is to take those to Goodwill as well and save library volunteers a trip.
For those books that are not sold during the sale they are donated to a local Oregon family that sorts and passes them on to groups that appreciate books and cannot afford to purchase them.
The North Tillamook Library Friends relies on the donation of books for the success of its annual sale. Funds raised help support the maintenance of the library. Many thanks for continuing to support your library by donating gently-used books.
Financial Update from Treasurer Tony Johnson
Revenue for the month of June was $2,341, thanks to a strong response to the Leave a Legacy initiative, which raised $1,885 in immediate donations. Routine donations and dues contributed an additional $455.
Expenses totaled $2,401 and were much higher than anticipated due to a $1,000 unbudgeted retainer paid to the architect preparing the design for the refurbished patio. Consequently, a modest loss of $60 was reported. Routine expenses tracked well to the budget.
Year-to-Date Performance:
Revenue for the first six months came to $29,881 vs. a forecast of $21,127, with all budgeted revenue categories exceeding projections including membership dues and magazine sales. A $10,000 restricted donation from StanCorp Financial in honor of past NTLB president Kay Stepp put us over the top, while unrestricted donations of $5,192 far surpassed the $3,000 amount budgeted. The restricted StanCorp Financial donation is directed to the renovation of the patio.
Expenses of $20,191 were slightly under the $20,316 amount forecast, leading to an excess of revenue over expenses of $9,690 vs. a projected excess of $811.
Something fun here: How many books will you read in your lifetime? Writer Emily Temple has actually calculated the answer to that question. You can estimate for yourself here.
Happy reading.


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Pages 209-214
A History of the County of Bedford: Volume 3. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1912.
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The parish of Ravensden covers an area of 2,290 acres, of which nearly half, 1,107 acres, is pasture, while 816 acres are arable land and 97 acres consist of woods and plantations. (fn. 1) The soil is clay; the chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas.
The village lies on high ground to the south-east of the parish, that part surrounding the church being called Church End, but the greater part of the inhabitants are scattered in the outlying hamlets of Cleat Hill, Grazehill End and Wood End. The road from Bedford to Kimbolton crosses the parish, passing by Ravensden Grange, the seat of Colonel Sunderland, which, with several cottages and houses, forms a distinct portion of the village. Where the road, entering the parish in the south, cuts across the Kimbolton Road, stand the Old White Lion Inn and one or two houses, with Zion Chapel, built in 1853 by the Baptists. The road then skirts the grounds of Ravensden House, the property and residence of Mr. F. A. W. Wythes, and passing through the hamlet of Wood End, leaving the Manor Farm on the left and Brook Farm on the right, finally reaches Thurleigh. From Wood End several bridle-paths and tracks lead to the isolated farms in the north of the parish. One passes by the site of the old Ravensden Grange pulled down some thirty years ago, picturesquely situated on rising ground with a background formed by the Great and Little Woods, and continues north to Yorkshire Farm, beyond which lies Tilwick Farm with a spinney of the same name. Another of these bridle-paths leads to Trayles Fields Farm in the north-west of the parish.
The quaint tower of the church, with its red-tiled roof, forms, with some old cottages which cluster round it, the most interesting part of the village. Next to the church is the Horse and Jockey publichouse, the principal inn in Ravensden, and across the road is the church school, opened in 1867, behind which lies the park land surrounding Ravensden Grange.
Ravensden is watered by two tributaries of the Ouse. In the low-lying ground to the south of the parish the earthworks called Mowsbury Hill form a conspicuous object. The ground is swampy and often covered with water from the overflow of the streams. The conditions are favourable to brick and tile works, of which there are many in the south of the parish, chiefly around Cleat Hill. Near Brick Farm on the Thurleigh road the ground is only 118 ft. above ordnance datum, but it rises in the north and east of the parish and reaches 255 ft. near Tilwick Farm.
Among the lands held here by Newnham Priory in the 13th and 14th centuries occur the names of Shereveslond, Hangendehull, Upmannesslade, Wowehalveacre, (fn. 2) Botildestrete, la Goridole, Gosebath, (fn. 3) Hupsenewell and Smaleyornes. (fn. 4)
The parish has been inclosed under an Act passed in 1809. (fn. 5)
There is no reference to Ravensden in the Domesday Survey, but as the whole parish was afterwards held of the barony of Bedford it must in 1086 have been included in the fief of Hugh de Beauchamp, whose grandson William died seised of lands here in 1262. (fn. 6) The estate of Newnham Priory, which, after the Dissolution, was called the RAVENSDEN MANOR, appears to have originated in land bestowed by Nicholas de Ravensden, clerk, upon the prior. The gift comprised 6 selions abutting on Wood Croft, a croft called Stocking, a close called Inwode, and 3 acres of land below Benham. (fn. 7) The estate was increased by many other grants of land, among the donors being the Engayne, Thuand, le Broc, Sauvage, Buels and Rous families. (fn. 8) Rose mother of Simon de Beauchamp, the founder of Newnham Priory, confirmed these gifts, (fn. 9) and the names of the benefactors and details of their donations are all enumerated at length in the great charter of William son of Simon, probably dating about the middle of the 13th century. (fn. 10) The priory's possessions in Ravensden are mentioned always in connexion with 'Ronhale' and 'Salpho,' (fn. 11) and were assessed with them in 1535 at £12 2s. 5d. (fn. 12)
At the dissolution of Newnham Priory this property escheated to the Crown, by whom it was granted under the name of a manor, together with the advowson, to John and Joan Gostwick in 1540. (fn. 13) In 1543 the Gostwicks obtained Goldington Manor (q.v.), with which Ravensden descended during the next 230 years, and with which it was acquired by the Duke of Bedford in 1774. (fn. 14) The latter shortly afterwards alienated Ravensden Manor to the Rev. Robert Hart Butcher, (fn. 15) whose daughter Frances Elizabeth Butcher was holding in 1811. (fn. 16) After this date the manorial rights appear to have fallen into abeyance, as there is no further mention of this manor. The property may, however, have passed to Francis Wythes of Ravensden House, mentioned as a landowner in 1854 and 1877, and his descendant, Mr. Francis Aspinall Wythes Wythes of Ravensden House, has a large estate in Ravensden at the present day.
Other lands of the Beauchamp fief in Ravensden were bestowed on Warden Abbey, who held them as RONHALE or RAVENSDEN MANOR or GRANGE of the honour of Bedford. (fn. 17) Among the donors were the Engayne and Rous families and Simon clerk of Ravensden, (fn. 18) and the abbey's possessions were confirmed by Philippa (fn. 19) and by Simon de Beauchamp. (fn. 20) In 1252 the abbey received a grant of free warren in the woods belonging to their grange of Ravensden. (fn. 21) This estate, estimated at 8 virgates 3 acres in 1257, (fn. 22) was assessed with Biddenham in 1291 at £6 8s., (fn. 23) but in 1535 Ravensden alone was valued at £14 19s. (fn. 24) The abbey surrendered to the Crown in 1537, (fn. 25) and the following year the reversion of Ravensden Grange, then held on lease by William More of Ravensden, yeoman, was granted to John and Joan Gostwick. (fn. 26) The Gostwicks leased the manor to John Rawlyns of Ravensden, yeoman, on whose death in 1599 the remainder of the lease descended by will to his son and heir Stephen and the latter's children. (fn. 27) Stephen obtained possession of bonds worth £1,000, and refused to restore them to his mother Agnes or to allow her to enter the Grange. (fn. 28) In 1615, on the death of Sir William Gostwick, bart., the Grange was among the property left by him, (fn. 29) and although it is not mentioned again under its distinctive title of the Grange until 1776, it descended with the rest of the family lands to Sir William Gostwick, the last baronet, and passed from the Duchess of Marlborough to the Duke of Bedford in 1774. In 1776 it was divided into two parts, one-third being held by Henry Southhouse, (fn. 30) and it was probably his widow, Mrs. Sarah Southhouse, who owned the property at the beginning of the 19th century. (fn. 31) The other part, described as a moiety in 1804, was then held by Edward William Scrimshire Green, (fn. 32) who was succeeded by Andrew Pellett Green in possession in 1818. (fn. 33) The history of this property during the 19th century is obscure, but it may have been purchased, as a whole, by the Sunderland family, who have resided at Ravensden Grange, a modern dwelling, since the middle of the 19th century. The Rev. Thomas S. J. Sunderland lived here in 1854 and Mrs. Sunderland in 1864 and 1877. At the present day the Grange is occupied by Lieut.-Col. Sunderland, one of the principal landowners in the parish. The site of the Grange owned by the Gostwicks can still be traced about half a mile north of the present building.
Another manor in Ravensden, known as RAVENSDEN or TRAILLY'S MANOR, was held during the 13th and early 14th centuries of the Gascelins, (fn. 34) but by 1401 the overlordship had passed to the Mowbrays, Dukes of Norfolk, (fn. 35) as part of their barony of Bedford, the overlordship being last mentioned in 1525. (fn. 36)
The Gascelins subinfeudated the Traillys, of whom the first to hold this manor was John Trailly, who died seised of it in 1272. (fn. 37) The pedigree of the Trailly family has been worked out under Yelden, their chief seat (q.v.), with which their Ravensden manor was held until c. 1401. In 1276 Walter de Trailly claimed to hold view of frankpledge and have assize of bread and ale in Ravensden, (fn. 38) and these privileges were again asserted by his descendant, another Walter, in 1330. (fn. 39) The view of frankpledge was held once a year, after Michaelmas, and both it and the assize were claimed by prescriptive right; but as Walter had punished the transgressors of the assize of bread and ale by a fine of 12d., instead of by tumbril and pillory, he was obliged to pay half a mark in order to retain his privileges. (fn. 40) The manor, consisting of one messuage and 140 acres of arable land, was settled on William de Woodhull by John Trailly, but on the latter's death in 1360 it reverted to his son John Trailly. (fn. 41) Reginald, the last of the Traillys in the direct line, alienated most of his property, but retained Ravensden Manor, which at his death in 1401 was said to be worth only 33s. 4d. per annum, as 5 marks of its annual revenue had been granted by Reginald to John Harteshorne for life. (fn. 42) At this date it acquired its distinctive name of Trailly's Manor and passed to Margery wife of William Huggeford and cousin and heir of Reginald Trailly. (fn. 43) Until 1569 its descent is identical with that of the manor of Wilden (q.v.), which Margery had inherited from her father Sir James Pabenham. In 1569 Thomas Lucy conveyed Ravensden and Wilden Manors to Thomas Rolt, (fn. 44) but, although Wilden continued in the Rolt family for over 160 years, there is no further mention of Trailly's Manor. Parcel of the manor, however, called Great and Little Traillys Closes, came into the possession of John Rawlins, who died seised of them in 1599, leaving them by will to his son Stephen, after whose death Great Traillys was to revert to John, Stephen's eldest son, and Little Traillys to Robert, his second son. (fn. 45) Robert died, while still under age, in 1607, when Little Traillys passed to his elder brother John, then aged eleven. (fn. 46) John died in 1617, leaving a younger brother Francis, to whom the property, called 'lands in Woodend,' then descended. (fn. 47) The freehold estate of John Rawlins, consisting of a messuage and 100 acres of pasture, which in 1657 was forcibly entered by Edmund Cosen of Ravensden, yeoman, (fn. 48) is doubtless identical with Great and Little Traillys Closes. The present Traylesfields Farm, the property of Miss Twinberrow, in the north-west corner of the parish, near Wood End hamlet, may stand on the site of the Rawlins' messuage, and establishes the locality of this estate.
An estate, which afterwards became known as the RAVENSDEN MANOR, was held during the 13th century by the Engaynes, jointly with the Sauvage family, of the honour of Bedford. (fn. 49) The overlordship remained in that part of the honour which passed to the Mowbrays and Brays, (fn. 50) and is mentioned last in 1535. (fn. 51) The first of the Engaynes appearing in connexion with this parish is Clarice and her two sons Nicholas and Simon, whom Simon de Buels enfeoffed of 2½ virgates and 12 acres of land in 1214. (fn. 52) Other members of the family holding this fee were Eudo and William his son, with whom John le Sauvage was associated. (fn. 53) Their names constantly occur as benefactors on the Newnham Priory chartulary. (fn. 54) By 1302 this estate had come into the hands of Nicholas Godfrey and the heirs of Nicholas Engayne, (fn. 55) and in 1346 was in the possession of John Crevequer of Creaker's Manor, Great Barford (q.v.) and John Malyns. (fn. 56) John Crevequer died in 1370, leaving a nephew and heir Stephen, aged six, (fn. 57) during whose minority the Crevequer interest in this property, estimated at one messuage and 180 acres, worth 4 marks, was granted to Roger Ball, chaplain, and Maud Perdington. (fn. 58) On Stephen's death, a few months later, his younger brother John inherited his right and came of age in 1385. (fn. 59) In 1428 Stephen Crevequer and John Malyns were holding, (fn. 60) but by 1511 their interest in the estate, now called a manor, had been transferred to William Fitz Jeffrey, (fn. 61) who doubtless acquired at the same time Creaker's Manor in Great Barford (q.v.), with which Ravensden Manor was held for the next eighty years or so. The Fitz Jeffreys sold most of their Bedfordshire property towards the end of the 16th century, but retained Ravensden, which was held by George Fitz Jeffrey in 1651, (fn. 62) but in 1685 it was the property of Christopher Cratford, Oliver Davies, Daniel Foucault and Alexander Randall and Anne his wife, who in that year conveyed it to Anthony Best. (fn. 63) No further mention of this manor has been found.
Another manor in Ravensden, called MORINSBURY MANOR, which was held of the barony of Bedford for fealty and one white capon, (fn. 64) originated in the possessions of Ralph Morin, who held land in Ravensden in 1195 and 1207. (fn. 65) The ownership passed to the Tyringham family, one of whom, Geoffrey, was holding towards the end of the 13th century (fn. 66) and Roger in 1302 and 1346. (fn. 67) The next owner, John Tyringham, who leased it in 1405 to John Prior of Newnham for a term of forty-four years, died in 1416, leaving a son John, to whom the manor reverted at the termination of the lease. (fn. 68) John died in 1465, and was succeeded by his son, another John, (fn. 69) but after this date there is no further mention of this manor, though traces of it may perhaps be found in the name of Morsebury, a field owned by the Gostwicks in the middle of the 16th century, (fn. 70) which included the earthworks, consisting of a mound and moat, now called Morsbury or Mowsbury Hill. This artificial elevation, which has been described in the article on 'Earthworks' in an earlier volume, (fn. 71) may have once been the site of the manor owned by the Morins.
Other lands held of the barony of Bedford in Ravensden, comprising three messuages, 100 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow and 7 acres of wood, afterwards called RAVENSDEN MANOR, were settled in 1512 by Robert Bulkeley on his son Robert, doubtless on his marriage. (fn. 72) Robert, the father, died in 1514, and the estate passed to his son Robert, (fn. 73) who in 1522 acquired lands called Tilwick in Ravensden, on a lease of eighty years, from the Abbot of Warden. (fn. 74) In 1581 William Bulkeley died seised of this property, called Ravensden Manor, and left it by will to his son John, (fn. 75) who two years later joined with Ann his wife to alienate the estate to Nicholas Luke. (fn. 76) No further mention has been found of this manor.
An estate in Tilwick, in the north of Ravensden parish, formed part of the Beauchamp fief, (fn. 77) and was held by the Boteturts, Latimers and Nevills successively. As the Boteturts owned the manor of Dylywyk in Stagsden, some confusion may have arisen as to the two estates, and have thus led to the description of the Ravensden property as TILWICK MANOR in 1330 and 1351, (fn. 78) for manorial rights do not appear at any time to have been attached to it. A small portion of these lands was acquired from the Beauchamps and their tenants by Newnham Priory, (fn. 79) but the greater part was conferred upon Warden Abbey. (fn. 80) A dispute arose between the two religious houses as to 3 acres of land which Geoffrey Rous, a tenant of Newnham, had bestowed upon Warden without permission. (fn. 81) The matter was finally settled by the payment to Newnham Priory, on the part of Warden Abbey, of an annual rent of 3d. (fn. 82)
In 1522 lands called Tilwick, formerly in the tenure of William Harte, were leased by Augustine, the last Abbot of Warden, to Robert Bulkeley for a term of forty years commencing at Michaelmas 1527, at an annual rent of 28s. 4d. and three capons or 9d. (fn. 83) After the dissolution of the abbey in 1537 (fn. 84) the lands were granted in reversion to John and Joan Gostwick in 1538, (fn. 85) and on the death of William Gostwick in 1549 Tilwick Farm was included in the property which descended to his son and heir John, (fn. 86) who in 1562 apparently alienated it to Richard Stonley. (fn. 87) The latter, as owner of the farm, brought an action against Thomas Webbe of Thurleigh, whose 14 acres of arable land and 20 acres of sward were intermixed with the farm lands. (fn. 88) Richard Stonley claimed that Webbe had obtained possession of documents which showed his right to common of pasture on the defendant's lands, after the latter had cut down and carried away his first crop of grain and grass—a right which lasted on the arable land until it was sown again, and on the 2 acres of meadow until Lady Day. (fn. 89) By 1618 the farm, comprising a message, cottage and lands, was in the hands of George Franklin, on whose death in that year it was inherited by his eldest son Edmund. (fn. 90) There is no further documentary evidence forth-coming for the descent of this property during the 17th and 18th centuries. In 1877 it was farmed by Charles Hartop, and there is at the present day a farm of that name, owned by John Franklin, situated near Tilwick Wood.
A small estate in Ravensden was held by the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, who acquired land from the tenants of William de Ferrars. This gift was confirmed to them in 1199. (fn. 91) In 1253 Henry III bestowed upon them a view of frankpledge, confirmed by Edward I in 1280, and this charter was produced by the prior in justification of his claim in 1287, when he was said to have two tenants only in Ravensden, the view being held twice a year at Bedford. (fn. 92) In 1330 his right to hold the view was again contested. (fn. 93) In 1540, on the dissolution of this religious order, the lands held by the prior as appurtenant to Shingay Preceptory in Cambridgeshire, among them the Ravensden estate, were granted to Sir Richard Long. (fn. 94) The Ravensden property is not afterwards separately mentioned.
There was a mill attached to the Beauchamp fief in Ravensden, of which William de Beauchamp died seised in 1262. (fn. 95) It is probably identical with the mill situated at Tilwick (Dilewyk), owned by Ida de Beauchamp in 1265, from which Richard de Braham took one iron fusil, an iron chain and the sails, carrying them off to his house at Ravensden. (fn. 96) The next mention of a windmill is in 1610, when Gerard Fitz Jeffrey, a member of the family who owned a manor here, left it by will to his mother. (fn. 97) The Gostwicks owned a water-mill, which was alienated, with the rest of their Ravensden property, to Sarah Duchess of Marlborough in 1731. (fn. 98) In 1802 John Covington, yeoman, was indicted for erecting two windmills in Ravensden, near the Bedford to Kimbolton highway, and so obstructing the king's road. (fn. 99) They were doubtless demolished at this time, and at the present day there are no mills, either water or wind, in the parish.
The church of ALL SAINTS consists of a chancel 23 ft. 7 in. by 15 ft. 3 in., a nave 32 ft. by 18 ft. 8 in., with a north aisle 8 ft. wide and a west tower 10 ft. square. In the 12th century the church seems to have consisted of a nave, chancel and west tower, and early in the 13th century the nave was widened on the north side and an aisle added. In the 14th century the chancel was probably widened in order to be again central with the nave, and the east window is of that date; in the following century the walls of the aisle were heightened and new windows inserted, whilst the tower was rebuilt. The south wall of the chancel is of 18th-century brickwork, with square windows, now fitted with modern Gothic tracery. The east window of the chancel is of fine early 14th-century work, with three cinquefoiled lights and three spherical triangles in the head, and there is a square-headed 14th-century window of two trefoiled lights in the north wall. The chancel arch is new, but the moulded corbels supporting the inner order are 14th-century work re-used, and the base of the modern chancel screen is made of the 17th-century altar rails.
The nave has a north arcade of three bays, c. 1260, in two chamfered orders with quatrefoiled piers; the capitals are moulded and all the bases chamfered except one, which has a filleted round on a square plinth with spurs at the angles. The south wall is built of rubble, with 14th-century buttresses, and contains a 14th-century window of two lights. There is a plain south doorway, the rear arch of which is made from a 12th-century tympanum carved with a chequer pattern. The porch is in a ruinous condition, and is built of wood filled with red bricks. The nave roof is plastered, but the ties and king-posts, with their struts, appear to be old.
The walling and buttresses of the north aisle are of 13th-century date, but all windows are 15th-century insertions. The north doorway is blocked, and consists of two pointed chamfered orders. The roof is now in two gables northward, an arrangement dating from the 17th century.
The tower has very plain 16th-century belfry windows and parapets and a stair at the north-east angle; above the parapet rises a low spire. The west doorway is of the 15th century, like that of the north aisle, and above it is a late two-light uncusped window. The arch into the nave is of the 15th century, of two chamfered orders.
The 17th-century communion table has panelled fronts and cupboards at each end. The font, at the south-west of the nave, is modern.
In the south wall is a monument to John Wigstaffe and his wife Elizabeth, 1718.
There are three bells: the treble of 1711; the second by Mears, 1847; and the tenor by Hugh Watts, inscribed 'Praise the Lorde 1603.'
The communion plate is all modern, and consists of a silver cup and paten and an electro-plated flagon.
The registers previous to 1812 are in five books: (1) has all entries, 1558 to 1640; (2) the same, 1644 to 1716; (3) baptisms and burials 1716 to 1763, marriages 1716 to 1754; (4) baptisms and burials 1763 to 1812; and (5) marriages 1756 to 1812.
The church of Ravensden was bestowed upon Newnham Priory by Simon de Beauchamp and included in the foundation charter c. 1166. (fn. 100) With Goldington Church (q.v.) it remained in the possession of Newnham Priory until the Dissolution.
About 1218 a vicarage was instituted by Bishop Hugh of Wells. It was to consist in all the altar offerings, in tithes from the lands of Alan de Orewell and William Engayne in Ravensden, and in 10s. from the tenements of the church. This was estimated to produce an income of 5 marks, and if it should be less the archdeacon was to make up the difference from the goods of the church. (fn. 101)
After the Dissolution the rectory and advowson were bestowed by the Crown in 1540 upon John Gostwick and Joan his wife. The grant included the manor of Ravensden (q.v.), with which the advowson and rectory were held by the Gostwicks for nearly 200 years, (fn. 102) and with them alienated in 1731 to Sarah Duchess of Marlborough, (fn. 103) from whom they were purchased in 1774 by the Duke of Bedford. (fn. 104) In 1854 Francis Duke of Bedford was patron, but the incumbent, the Rev. Thomas Syer, shortly afterwards purchased the advowson. Some time after 1877 his heirs alienated it to the Bishop of Ely, the present patron.
In 1547 there was 1 pightell in the hands of George Fitz Jeffrey, given for the maintenance of a lamp, worth 6d. yearly. (fn. 105)
The Town and Poor's estate consists of two cottages and 4 a. 3 r. 10 p. of grass land, part of which was awarded on the inclosure under Act of 49 Geo. III in lieu of other land conveyed to trustees in 1631 for the relief of the poor and in ease of the common charges of the town, and the remainder of the land and a cottage was a purchase made by the parish in 1633 worth £40, accepted in lieu of a rent-charge of 40s. a year devised by Agnes Martin in 1565 to be distributed among the poor upon the feasts of St. Anne and St. Thomas. The rental amounts to £32 a year.
The charity is regulated by a scheme of the Charity Commissioners of 3 December 1897, whereby one-third of the net income is made applicable for educational purposes and two-thirds for the general benefit of the poor in such manner as might be deemed most conducive to the formation of provident habits.
In 1907 the outgoings, including £8 10s., being an instalment of a loan from the Bedford Crown Building Society borrowed in 1902 for the completion of a cottage on the site of some cottages destroyed by fire, amounted to £14 5s.; the sum of £5 was paid to the school, (fn. 106) 40s. distributed in bread, £1 to the clothing club, £4 19s. 6d. in coal and the balance in temporary relief


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Republican Foley focuses on Connecticut cities in governor's race
HARTFORD >> Acknowledging that he didn't spend much time campaigning in Connecticut's cities during his 2010 gubernatorial campaign, Greenwich businessman Tom Foley said Friday that he will focus on urban issues as he attempts to fashion a potential rematch with Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
The Republican appeared at a news conference where an urban policy report was released by a think tank that Foley founded, The Connecticut Policy Institute. The group presented a list of suggestions for helping the state's cities, such as making special tax breaks available to more urban employers, providing urban homeowners with financial help to fix up their properties, and expanding either Tweed-New Haven Airport or Sikorsky Memorial Airport.
Foley called the report's recommendations a "good start," but said he is also talking with urban residents to see what they think needs to be done to address issues surrounding crime, housing, employment and education.
"My campaign is developing an urban agenda policy. This is a good framework to start from, but we'll be picking and choosing from these after we get feedback from the people in the communities," Foley said.
Foley narrowly lost the 2010 race to Malloy, who has yet to announce his re-election plans. A Quinnipiac University Poll released this week showed Foley and Malloy are in a dead heat. Foley also leads his fellow Republican contenders in a potential primary.
"I didn't spend much time in the cities last time and we didn't do as well as, certainly as Jodi Rell had done in previous races. I hope we can do better," Foley said, referring to the state's last Republican governor. "But I also believe that the citizens of Connecticut who are facing the biggest challenges, and the ones that government needs to serve the most, are in the cities."
James Hallinan, a spokesman for the Connecticut Democratic Party, questioned whether Foley can make any political headway with urban voters in 2014.
"I think Mr. Foley is going to try to do what he did last time. He's going to try and buy an election. And I don't think that's going to resonate with the voters in our cities, especially when he's not even going to come out and say he's for a state increase in the minimum wage to $10.10. That is not going to resonate with voters in the state, cities or towns," Hallinan said.
Foley spent more than $10 million of his own money on the 2010 race and has not yet announced whether he'll self-finance his campaign again this year or pursue public funding under the state's public financing system. Following Friday's event, Foley reiterated that he supports increasing the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. However, he said he did not support Connecticut having a much higher rate than other states.
The extent of Connecticut's economic recovery is expected to be a major issue in this year's governor's race.
Hallinan contends that Malloy has a strong record when it comes to Connecticut's cities, arguing that "the agenda he's put forth will continue the forward progress cities are making."
He credited Malloy's Small Business Express program with helping to create and retain thousands of jobs. Also, he said $26 million has been spent to clean up brownfields, helping cities to reduce blight and expand their tax bases, while "crime is at some of its lowest points in the last four decades."
"Governor Malloy's 2014 agenda continues to restore the Earned Income Tax Credit to 30 percent and the proposed increase to $10.10 for the state's minimum wage will help more women, minorities and urban residents rise out of poverty," he said. "The governor's urban record and agenda speak for themselves."


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DURHAM, N.C. — Children who have experienced violence might really be older than their years. The DNA of 10-year-olds who experienced violence in their young lives has been found to show wear and tear normally associated with aging, a Duke University study has found.
"This is the first time it has been shown that our telomeres can shorten at a faster rate even at a really young age, while kids are still experiencing stress," said Idan Shalev, a post-doctoral researcher in psychology and neuroscience at the Duke Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy.
Read study here: http://genome.duke.edu/press/news/post.php?s=2012-04-24-violence-puts-wear-and-tear-on-kids-dna
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This world is changing. And I'm so broken up over what we've lost.
The world is a work in progress, and in a way, I think so are we all.
As for me, personally, I've always stuck to some pretty basic descriptors. I am, first and foremost, a reader. I think, at the end of the day, there is little I value higher than the written word. In that respect, I am second, a writer. My books are all WIPs, but I've started quite a few of them. My current project is a retelling and one I hold very dear to my heart. In fact, I have my favorite author to thank for the inspiration to begin this novel as it was Marissa Meyer's The Lunar Chronicles that really got me into retellings in the first place. If you've not already seen or guessed, my favorite book is Cress.
I have a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, I love books and writing. Surprisingly, I also love my job. I was initially interested in Psychology due to the fact that I have always been immeasurably fascinated with character development. And I have always believed that in order to write realistic characters, you have to know real people.
I currently worki n education and no job I've ever had prior to this one has ever been truly fulfilling. I work primarily with children who have something hindering their ability to learn and do my best to provide them with an environment through which they can flourish. There is truly little in this world as precious as listening to a student describe how excited she is to have learned to read because it means that she can finally say yes when her younger cousin asks her to read him a story.
I'm not overly fond of political labels and originally registered Independent to vote, but I think ultimately what it comes down to is the fact that I care about the policies that will help the people who need it most. I'm not fond of people who care more about money and objects than they do about the suffering around them and admittedly much of the world astounds me. Resultingly, I flit between feeling genuine hope for society and the ultimate dejection when I realize how truly damaged this world has become.
I was born and raised (more or less) in Northern California, though I spent my High School and College years across the country in Maine. Thankfully, I currently live in California and I have to admit I am so thrilled to be back because the weather on the East Coast is horrendously painful. Taking one look at snow now makes me cringe. I never used to complain about the weather, but now even the slightest dip below sixty degrees and I'll probably be whining about it.
Recently enough, my boyfriend and I adopted a puppy. Mickey has resultingly become a rather large part of my life and I've been known to post about him from time to time–he's cute, I can't help it—so definitely expect to see him around the blog on occasion. My dream is to one day get him trained (and calm) enough to start posing with some of my books, so that'll be an interesting lot of fun to try. We'll see if it ever happens.
And if it's not already obvious, I am also a huge fan of foxes.
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To preserve and enhance the quality, beauty, and historical significance of Harrisville village, the environment, and the way of life in Harrisville. Historic Harrisville, Inc. (HHI) seeks to cooperate with the Town of Harrisville and support its activities in furtherance of the mutual goal of preserving and protecting the environment and way of life in Harrisville. None of the activities is meant to impinge on the rights, authority, or responsibilities reserved to the Town of Harrisville.
Historic Harrisville, Inc. (HHI) has been entrusted with the stewardship of the Harrisville National Historic Landmark District since 1971. From the beginning, the foundation recognized that the careful and responsible management of the landmark went beyond preserving the historic buildings and landscapes that fell within the district. Rather, it is essential to the town's heritage, character, and integrity that the people who work in Harrisville are able to live here and that the town remains economically diverse, i.e., that we have a successful mix of working people, families, professionals, vacationers, and retired people. In carrying out its stewardship role, HHI has the following goals, adapted from those set forth in the original plan of 1971:
Mission Goals
- Maintain the essential character of Harrisville
- Adapt historic buildings for reuse in the modern world
- Provide a system of legal preservation covenants
- Promote the restoration, maintenance, and preservation of the Historic District
- Continue strong textile tradition
- Sustain the vitality of the local economy
- Conserve open space around the village
- Provide affordable housing


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Retail in for hard times, though growth potential existsTuesday, November 25, 2008
The Indian retail sector will feel the heat of the global financial crisis, though growth momentum may stay in some areas, experts feel.
"Because of the global crisis, there would be decline in disposable income, and sales of upper end goods as well as lifestyle items would get hampered somewhat, but utility items would not be hit hard," KPMG Advisory Services Executive Director Narayanan Ramaswamy said.
Besides, i-mint Founding CEO and marketing strategist Vijay Bobba said "the overall growth rate is going to come down. On average there would be 20-30% cut in growth for retail players. But the decline of Indian retail players is significantly less than their multinational counterparts".
Elaborating further Ramaswamy said the downtrend is more because of the credit crunch and scaled-down expansion projects and not because of declining spending by customers.
In the present scenario there would not be any major consolidation drives as companies would rather have liquid cash in hand than resort to a buyout, experts feel.
Companies are adopting cost-cutting measures and are looking at investing wisely, so that there is reasonable return in the long term.
Retail firms will resort to cost cutting such as delaying capex plans, and minor changes in portfolio. Even if there are any consolidations, they would be strategic and very few in number.
"There has been curtailment in expansion, and grand plans are being cut. Besides, companies are exiting the non-performing investments. Overall there is rationalisation," Bobba added.
Regarding job cuts, industry experts feel the layoffs are basically a "cutting the flab" measure and the situation is not as bad in India as it is in other parts of the world. There would not be any new jobs for now and even if there are layoffs, they will not be drastic.
"As we are slowly moving from a supply-constrained environment to a demand-constrained one, retail players should adopt strategic advertising methods to attract customers," Bobba said.
India's retail sector is forecast to double from $350 million by 2015 and has attracted some leading retailers like Wal-Mart, Tesco to the country.


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How to Establish a Limited Liability Company in Greece
Information about setting up an EPE business in Greece...
In order for an EPE company to be registered for company law purposes, having as partner(s) one (or more) foreign legal entity, it usually takes one to two weeks from the date of conclusion of the notary deed for its Articles of Association. However, it may take at least one month for the partner/foreign legal entity to have the necessary documents required for the notary deed prepared from its country of origin.
The procedure to be followed for the incorporation is summarized as follows:
- Reservation of the new company's corporate name with the competent Chamber of Commerce.
- Preparation of the new company's Articles of Association and of other supporting documentation (to be issued by the country of origin of the foreign partner(s)). Official translation of the supporting documentation from English/foreign language into Greek is also required.
- In case a partner is a foreigner or a foreign entity, or in case the management (administrator(s) or legal representative(s)) are foreigners, they should register with the Greek tax authority and acquire a Greek tax registration number. Issuance of residence permits for non-EU residents may also be necessary. Such permits are usually a prerequisite, in order for the non-EU administrators/legal representative(s) to be able to be appointed in such positions and in order for the registration of the new Company to be effected with the Greek tax authorities.
- Conclusion of a notary deed for the new company's Articles of Association before a Greek notary public.
- Registration of the new company with the local Court of First Instance (after having the notary deed authenticated by the local tax authorities, the Commercial Chamber and the Lawyers' Funds) and publication of a summary of the Articles in the Government Gazette.
Actions required after the incorporation of the EPE company
In order for the new Company to be able to carry out business activities after its incorporation, certain registrations/actions will be required:
- Registration of the new Company with the competent Chamber of Commerce.
- Tax registration of the new Company with the competent tax authorities and authentication of its accounting books and records (this procedure may take one week to be completed).
- Registration of the new Company with the competent social security and labour authorities in order for the new Company to be able to hire personnel.
- Open a bank account with a Greek bank in Greece.
Related costs
In addition to professional fees payable to lawyers, an amount approximately of €1,300 must be paid for Notary fees, contributions to certain funds/ committees, capital concentration tax, publication costs and Chamber of Commerce fees for the establishment of an EPE having a minimum share capital of €4,500 including all post establishment publications.


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Coventry Blaze back-up netminder Gregg Rockman has revealed that he is to quit the club.
Rockman, aged 20, arrived at the Skydome this summer to be the number two goalie behind Jody Lehman.
He impressed in the one game he appeared in, the recent challenge game with Milton Keynes Lightning.
But Rockman, a student at Birmingham University has had to transfer his degree course because problems with his grant. The journey from his home town Weston-super-Mare is too great to maintain the commitment required with Blaze and Rockman has reluctantly decided to quit.
?It's my situation away from hockey that has changed and it's not going to work out here. I'm going to stay for maybe a week or two more then go back home.
?It's one of those things that you can't help. It's out of my control. I've enjoyed it a lot here, it's a good team and I've just settled in.
?Playing in the Milton Keynes game was good and I enjoyed that.?
Rockman, who was playing for Birmingham Bullets, has resolved not to quit the game - he is used to travelling to meet demand.
?Last year I played for Hull and Whitley Bay and I was called up by Nottingham.
?I will keep myself in shape and see who calls. There aren't any clubs that near, but I will travel.
?I won't drop down below the ENPL because that won't help me, but I'll listen out to any offers.?
Blaze coach Paul Thompson said: ?It's a real shame that Gregg has to go, but sometimes circumstances out-side the sport take over. We wish him all the best.?
He added that he is in talks with a possible replacement.


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Web Based EMR
2. Cloud based EHR or simply online EHR
Advantages of implementing or migrating to a web-based EHR
Today's health care professionals are tech savvy and dependent on a variety of mobile devices to manage their daily tasks. Shouldn't your EMR seamlessly integrate with the other tools you use every day in patient care?
When you switch your practice to an online EHR, you harness the power of your go-to devices to simplify your workflow and increase productivity. In addition, a cloud based EHR offers the following advantages:
- Your EHR vendor is responsible for implementing a highly secure network that is guaranteed to meet or exceed HIPPA and other federal privacy mandates.
- Since you do not have to purchase new servers nor implement sophisticated backup systems, your initial cost to implement an EMR System is reduced significantly thus improving the ROI (return on investment).
- Eliminates or reduces the need for costly in-house IT support; tasks such as migrating and backing up data, and server maintenance are all handled for you with expenses included in your monthly subscription fee
- Since you do not need any dedicated space to house servers etc., your physical footprint and therefore real estate costs are reduced significantly.
- Upgrades and software patches are applied automatically after the critical operating window and therefore reduced the down time.
- Your Cloud-based EMR System scales easily to meet the needs of a growing practice. It is relatively easier to add new users, doctors or locations.
Disadvantages of cloud-based EHR
While a large proportion of small and mid-sized practices are adopting cloud-based EHRs, they should be aware of a number of associated disadvantages.
- In general server based EMRs are more customizable. However, with maturing of technology, cloud-based EHRs are enabling a number of user driven customizable features impacting look and feel.
- Cloud or internet technology can introduce some intrinsic latency or lag time while accessing medical records across the web leading to slower response time
- Vendor is responsible for all the backups and security - this is as much a boon as much as bane. As a customer of cloud-based EHR vendor, you have no control over such operational matters which can have impact on the viability of your practice.
- It may be have a bigger total cost of ownership over a longer period since the monthly cost paid to the EHR vendor does not taper off with elapsing of time.
- Complete outage in internet services or poor connectivity or inadequate bandwidth availability can impact the practice adversely.
What is the difference between Cloud based or Online EHR and Server-based EHR?
A.K.A. online or cloud based EHR, these EHRs have all the same functionality as a server-based EMR hosted on a network and server based in your own office—the main difference with an online EHR is that all information is accessed remotely through an Internet browser or application interface. The software itself and all the data resides on infrastructure maintained by your EHR vendor.
This frees you from the costs associated with owning and maintaining your own server and IT infrastructure. You still own all your own data, but your vendor is responsible for storing it and ensuring its security and integrity. It also gives you convenient anytime/anywhere access to your patient and medical records using your existing mobile devices.
Types of Web based EMRs
There is one more nuance that you should be aware of. Web based EMRs are often based on ASP (Application Service Provider) or SaaS (Software as Service). Specific differences between these two have been discussed in our blog here.
MACRA - Certified Web based EMR Software
RevenueXL's flagship product PrognoCIS incorporates the latest cloud based technology. It is a comprehensive SaaS based Electronic Medical Records Software (SaaS EMR) which provides medical practices with a full suite of essential features, making it easy for practices to store, create, share and track digital patient data. Practices looking to improve productivity and efficiency will appreciate the following benefits that PrognoCIS, our web based EMR software, offers.
PrognoCIS EHR is a Fully Certified Cloud-based EHR
PrognoCIS is a MACRA Certified EHR. One of the most affordable SaaS based EHR Software, PrognoCIS is not only CCHIT Certified (which means our software has been inspected for security, privacy interoperability and comprehensive functionality and it meets or exceeds any Federal standards applicable to cloud based EHR technology), it is also ONC-ATCB certified. This certification signifies that PrognoCIS EMR technology meets the standard definition of "certified EMR or EHR technology".
Will Web Based EMR Reduce Deployment Costs?
Web based or SaaS EMR continues to be a popular choice among medical practices today because it reduces deployment costs. Client-server based EMR systems result in significant up-front installation fees, which poses a problem for small and mid-size practices.
PrognoCIS web based EHR is affordable and requires low monthly fees that can be treated as operational expenses instead of sizeable capital expenditure.
Access Your EHR Software from anywhere
Web-based electronic medical records (a.k.a. online EMR) are the most affordable, easiest way to access your EMR software from anywhere – and from any device. For small to mid-sized practices and physicians on the go, the ability to securely access patient data from any computer, iPad, desktop, tablet or pocket PC is indispensable.
RevenueXL SaaS EHR Offers High Level of Security
Stores patient data via Amazon Web Service, which is the most flexible & secure cloud computing environment available today. It provides an extremely scalable, highly reliable platform that enables users to quickly deploy applications.
PrognoCIS Online EHR is Designed for Solo/Small/Mid-Sized Practices?
PrognoCIS is a web based EMR software that specifically serves solo, small and mid-sized practices. We understand that every practice is unique, which is why we provide fully customized solutions designed to meet the needs of all practices. The extensive features offered for solo, small and mid-sized practices allow easy customization.
What is Included in RevenueXL's Cloud-based EHR?
RevenueXL's Online EHR software, PrognoCIS, provides unique benefits that make it stand out from other SaaS EHR options. PrognoCIS provides practices with:
- Fully-functional online EMR EMR with integrated practice management software (even with your existing medical billing software)
- Customized templates and workflow to meet the needs of individual specialty practices
- Full suite of essential interfaces at no additional cost
Integrated ePrescribing functionality
- Automated health and wellness maintenance reminders helps improve patient care
- 100% HIPAA compliance and high-level security for patient data
- Mobile adaptability and voice documentation
- Integrated free patient portal
- Special offline functionality – even with web-based EMR – for providers requiring a fully functional EMR where no web access is available
- Online EMR capable of integrating with your existing medical billing software
- Meaningful Use Stage 2 Ready and ICD-10 Certified
- Use the latest technology for your practice. By integrating the PrognoCIS iPhone app with Dragon cloud service, doctors & clinical staff can now dictate their chart notes & have it converted to text in their medical records.
Benefits of Implementing Web Based EMR Systems
PrognoCIS - Simple, Easy to Use, Integrated & Fully Customized Web based EMR Software
The simplicity and accessibility of web based EMR with a full suite of medical billing services available from RevenueXL guarantees that you will see an increase in productivity, efficiency and revenues. PrognoCIS, our web based EMR brings you the same services of on-site EMR software with extended benefits including:
- Security: System and data security utilized in web based EMR exceed the minimum requirements set forth by HIPAA. In many cases, the established security of data servers also exceeds what most healthcare providers use in a private practice.
- Server maintenance: Onsite EMR software requires a small team of IT professionals or outsourced maintenance. However, with web-based EMR, you are not responsible for ongoing maintenance and server issues or their related costs.
- Initial investment: Implementing EMR in your practice can be staggering. The hardware and network setup alone can cost as much as $30,000. Other fees and costs can nearly double this amount. With Web-based EMR you aren't required to invest in hardware and software. Web based EMR offers the lowest monthly operating cost and the most affordable implementation.
- Operating cost: The monthly fee can be written off as operating cost and is not treated as a capital expenditure.
- Access from anywhere: Access your web based EMR from anywhere in the world where you have an active internet connection.
- Data protection: Your data is protected against hardware and software failures through the use of fault-tolerant hardware and sophisticated, redundant data backups.
- No installation or upgrades: You never have to worry about software maintenance and upgrades. All upgrades are managed server-side by your web based EHR vendor.
- Multiple locations: Being accessible from virtually anywhere you have connectivity, web-based EMR is the best option for physicians operating in multiple practices/locations.
Bring your practice up to speed and prepare for the future of Healthcare. Contact us today or call now to speak with a RevenueXL representative about how web based EMR can help your specialty practice improve revenue and operate in the most efficient way possible.
Is Cloud based EHR right for your practice?
How do you know if it's time to implement a new or upgrade to an online EHR?
- You are frustrated by the hardware, network infrastructure, and IT support costs and requirements of your existing EMR?
- Is your practice expanding, either with additional providers or a partner facility?
- Does your EHR need to communicate with health information exchanges (HIEs) or other technologies to meet coordinated care standards?
- Do you need anytime-anywhere access to your medical record and practice data from your mobile device?


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Bonjour French Property Insider Subscriber,
This week's French Property Insider comes to you from Cape Town, South Africa where my daughter and I are vacationing. This doesn't rule out being fascinated by the local real estate market, especially when every destination is also a possible place to live. Don't get me wrong -- I have no intention of leaving France, but there is no doubt that while Paris is cold and wet in the middle of winter, heading to the other hemisphere where summer is still in bloom can be a welcome reprieve.
During our week in Cape Town, we met several non-natives, relatively new to the city who had made the choice to move here...from the U.K., Canada and the U.S. They come from cold climates and are reveling in the warm Cape Town breezes, not to mention the dramatic scenery the Mother City has to offer. After spending a week here, I can certainly understand their interest.
According to Fin24 and New World Wealth, Cape Town is tops in Africa for prime property. We're staying in a Bed and Breakfast in the area of the city known as "Green point," one of the central neighborhoods situated between the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and Signal Hill on the Atlantic seaboard, popular as a great residential area for young professionals and Cape Town's gay and lesbian community. It's considered to be some of the most desirable real estate on the whole West Coast, trendy, vibrant, diverse and cosmopolitan. The B&B owners were singing the praises of the ownership of their properties here, watching their values mount before their very eyes.
News 24 reported this past April that the Global Cities Index report touted Cape Town as the third in the world for property price growth, with values growing 3.9% in 2016, giving both New York and Paris a "run for their money." Moneyweb confirms the report by saying "The average prices of property on the Atlantic Seaboard in Cape Town have more than doubled since 2012, and are up nearly sevenfold since 2001. And there's no sign of a slowdown, yet, with a "massive" and still accelerating growth of 22.9% in the fourth quarter of last year. This research, conducted by FNB Household and Property Sector Strategist John Loos, used Deeds Office data across various sub-regions in the Cape metro."
I was even more enamored of one small area of the city known as "Bo-Kaap" as one spot where investment should be considered. Famous for it's brightly colored cottages and cobblestoned streets, this inner city area is seeing major changes and urban improvement. The district is destined for a booming short term rental market and revenue potential. The moment I read about this future for Bo-Kaap, I was reminded of the short-term rental issues in Paris because at some point, the city officials may not want to turn Bo-Kaap into a total tourist destination.
We also made a point of visiting Woodstock, one of Cape Town's very first suburbs. It will hold its value and perform at high levels, according to the trends. The colorful houses are particularly seductive to someone like me who likes to break out of the norm. The demand here is high and that fuels the price increases, but there is still plenty of room for growth.
* The Atlantic Seaboard (from Green Point to Hout Bay) (104.4% five years, 683.9% 15 years)
Like Paris, land is in short supply due to the natural boundaries of the mountains and the sea. Safety is a big issue in the South African town, so when considering purchasing property in Cape Town, know that the safest areas of the city have the highest growth.
Does this tempt me to invest in Cape Town? Yes! But would I give up France just yet? Don't think so!
A bientôt,
Adrian Leeds
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