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A procedure that allows surgeons to see the problems within your body without the risk of making large incisions, endoscopy is used for a number of purposes.
This procedure is used in a variety of ways through a number of specialized instruments to view and operate on internal organs.
Doctors, at times, need to view the organ that needs to be treated, or to detect the cause for a particular ailment. On other occasions these organs may need to be treated with minimal invasiveness.
At Regency Medical Centre we provide a range of endoscopy treatments to our patients. The hospital has carried out over 30,000 endoscopic investigations and more than 10,000 endoscopic surgeries.
Having some of the best medical equipment and highly proficient staff, we take ensure that you are given the highest standards of medical care.
Endoscopic Band Ligation is the most highly preferred mode of treatment for enlarged veins which may rupture. This method is also used to treat veins that have ruptured and are causing bleeding.
This treatment is especially essential with individuals with cirrhosis, or high pressure in the veins carrying blood. Variceal bleeding is bleeding from enlarged veins and can be an incredibly dangerous complication.
If the varices are not treated it may result in death. Endoscopic Band Ligation is the most common and effective treatment for this condition. This treatment is usually performed under a local anesthetic. In some cases sedation is also given through IV to better help the patient relax.
The endoscope guides the doctors by providing visuals of the offending varices and helps them place tiny elastic bands around the enlarged veins so that they do not bleed anymore. The varices are eventually sloughed off after a few days and bleeding is far less likely after this.
Self-expandable metallic stents are basically metal tubes which are inserted in the gastrointestinal tract to allow for the passage of food and other bodily secretions.The process of insertion of this stent is through endoscopy itself. There is a detailed gastroscopy that is performed to identify the area of narrowing before the procedure is undertaken.
The fibre optic camera of the endoscope guides the doctor as to the placement of the stent.
In case of any foreign bodies ingested which are lodged in the esophagus, stomach or duodenum,endoscopic foreign body retrieval is required.
While this is not essentially a surgery it requires the use of a variety of techniques put in play through the gastroscope for grasping foreign bodies.
The important aspect in this treatment is protecting the esophagus and trachea. Children and patients with mental illness as well as prison inmates are at the most risk for this.
Various sized of forceps, loops or Roth baskets (mesh nets) can be used to fish out the obstructing foreign object.
In case of suspected cancer or other insidious disease a biopsy may be essential. Endoscopic biopsies are the most convenient means of obtaining a sample of the tissue or organ which is suspected of hosting the disease.
The procedure usually lasts less than an hour and is performed under local anesthesia. The camera mounted on the tube gives the doctor a complete picture of the area required to be biopsied and mounted instruments allow the doctor to conduct the biopsy with ease.
There are a number of essential procedures that endoscopy supports in urological medicine.
Direct Vision Urethrotomy (DVU) or Direct Vision Internal Urethrotomy (DVIU), is a procedure used to repair a narrowed area of the urethra. This narrowing is also known as a stricture.
Urethral strictures can cause a number of problems in men like prostate problems, infections in bladders or kidneys, or inability to urinate or completely empty the bladder.
This is a short procedure which involves placing a special tube known as the cystoscope into the urethra to locate the narrowed area.
A special instrument is then inserted in the urethra to cut away the scar tissue of the stricture and make the urethra wider. The procedure takes something around 30 minutes in most cases and you can go home on the same day in most cases. A catheter may be placed once the surgery is complete.
Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumor or TURBT, is a procedure which removes bladder tumors from the bladder walls. This procedure also allows your urologist to diagnose and treat various bladder disorders.
It is most commonly used to treat bladder cancers which only grow on the surface of bladder walls and can be easily removed.
In this process a scope is inserted through the urethra into the bladder. The entire process is performed with the help of the scope. The scope has a special cutting instrument attached to it which removes the tumor.
The area can also require to be cauterized by special instruments introduced with the scope. This procedure removes the tumor completely from the bladder.
Polyps are essentially non-cancerous growths that can occur on the stomach lining. Polyps can partially obstruct bowels, or even cause trace bleeding without it being visible in your stool.
These growths can also cause abdominal pain and cramps. In some cases it may even cause anemia. Most polyps are not cancerous but adenomatous polyps, also known as adenomas, present the possibility of turning cancerous.
Gastrointestinal polyps are a common occurrence among the elderly.
These can be successfully excised in some cases through endoscopic procedures. While the endoscopic excision of polyps over a certain size, if they are under the mandated size for surgery they may be able to be excised piecemeal. Surgical excision, however, may be dangerous for high risk patients.
There have been a number of technical advances in Endoscopic Gastrointestinal Polyps Excision, making the procedure even more efficient and effective.
This procedure is majorly used in the treatment for Clostridium difficile Infections which can cause debilitating and even fatal diarrhea. This is a very serious infection and is on the rise around the world.
Stool transplantation has also shown great efficacy in helping the treatment of digestive and auto-immune diseases, as well as Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.
The purpose of this treatment is to introduce healthy bacteria that have been killed or suppressed in the patient’s body.
colonoscopic infusion of healthy stool is highly effective in most cases.
The procedure is carried out using a colonoscope that is advanced through the entire colon. When the colonoscope is withdrawn the donor stool is delivered into the colon of the patient.
Transuretheral Resection of the Prostate, or TURP, is used to relieve outflow obstruction of the bladder from the prostate. Progressive enlargement of the prostate affects a large number of men.
This results in slowing of the urinary stream, urinary frequency, hesitancy and urinary leakage.
TURP removes the tissue of the prostate that is obstructing but leaves the prostate in place. This procedure is done under anesthesia which could be either general or spinal anesthesia.
The surgery is completely internal and is carried out using an instrument called the resectoscope. It is introduced through the urethera while an electrical resecting tube removes prostate tissue in small pieces through the scope.
A urethral catheter is placed to flush blood from the bladder after the procedure.
A cystoscopy is recommended by doctors in case of blood in the urine, regular urinary tract infections, overactive bladder or pelvic pain.
The purpose of this procedure is to identify conditions leading to these symptoms, these conditions could be anything like bladder tumors, stones, cancer, blockages, enlarged prostate or even ureter issues.
This procedure is also conducted to take urine samples to check for tumors or infection, inserting a small tube to assist the flow, or to identify kidney problems by injecting a dye.
This procedure can be done under local, general or regional anesthesia. A cystoscope, which is a thin tube with a camera and light at one end, is inserted through the urethra.
The camera shows the doctors images of your bladder so that they can analyse the magnified images. The procedure is not time consuming at all.
Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery, or FESS, is a surgical treatment of sinusitis and nasal polyps. This treatment is also used for ailments like bacterial, fungal, recurrent sinus problems.
This procedure uses nasal endoscopes to restore the drainage of paranasal sinuses and restores the ventilation of the nasal cavity.
sinus, it is a minimally invasive surgery.
High definition cameras and fine endoscopes have made the procedure incredibly simple.It is usually performed under general anesthesia but can also be performed under local anesthesia and intravenous sedation.
The most common procedure to be performed on the larynx, it is used to identify and biopsy diseases in and around the larynx.This procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia.
The patient is placed in a position so as to allow extension of the head and neck. A laryngoscope is then introduced into the mouth and throat.
instruments that are used to suspend the laryngoscope.
The operation is conducted using lasers and operative microscopes when necessary. The procedure usually lasts for about an hour and the patients are then allowed to go home if they meet all the criterion.
This is a minimally invasive procedure used for examining the nasal passages for stuffiness and obstruction, sinusitis, nasal polyps, tumors, and nose bleeds.The patient remains seated during this procedure and is checked for areas of swelling on the mucosal membranes, presence of purulent secretions draining from the sinus openings, enlarged nasal turbinates, crooked nasal septum, presence of polyps and other factors.
The endoscope with its high quality camera and fiber optic light help the doctors get a clear view of the field.
This is crucial in order for the doctor to be able to provide the best possible treatment options for the patient.
The side walls of the nasal passageways sometimes develop swellings, or turbinates. The procedure of removing these turbinates is known as Turbinoplasty.
Normally the turbinates swell and shrink with time and the process alternates between the nasal passages every few hours. In some individuals these turbinates may swell and block the passage of air altogether.
This operation is generally performed under general anesthesia through the nasal passageways without any cuts. An endoscope along with some specialized instruments are used so as to reduce the size of the turbinates.
The procedure is simple enough for the patient to go home on the same day itself.
Is there pain after an endoscopy?
Some endoscopy procedures can cause you a certain amount of discomfort once the procedure is done.For example, if you have had an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy you may experience sore throat for a couple days and will need to eat soft foods.
A cystoscopy may mean that you will have some blood in your urine after a cystoscopy, but this should pass within 24 hours. Make sure that you ask your doctor of issues that you should be on the lookout for after an endoscopy.
An endoscope is something like a flexible telescope. The part of the endoscope that enters the patient’s body is flexible, much unlike a telescope. It contains two to three main optical cables.
Two of the three cables carry light into the patient’s body, while the third cable brings back reflected light to the doctor’s eyepiece, or monitor.
Depending upon the surgery there are a number of other instruments that a modern endoscope carries. Sometimes even the type of endoscopes used vary depending upon the procedure they are used for.
Can an endoscopy detect throat cancer?
Yes. An endoscopy is a crucial step in figuring out whether or not the patient has throat cancer.
Modern day endoscopes can conduct the necessary biopsy on the patient’s tissue. The endoscope also may use a magnifying lens so as to give the doctor a closer look to your vocal chords to help them make a better judgment.

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a procedure that allows surgeons to see the problems within your body without the risk of making large incisions, endoscopy is used for a number of purposes.
this procedure is used in a variety of ways through a number of specialized instruments to view and operate on internal organs.
doctors, at times, need to view the organ that needs to be treated, or to detect the cause for a particular ailment. on other occasions these organs may need to be treated with minimal invasiveness.
at regency medical centre we provide a range of endoscopy treatments to our patients. the hospital has carried out over 30,000 endoscopic investigations and more than 10,000 endoscopic surgeries.
having some of the best medical equipment and highly proficient staff, we take ensure that you are given the highest standards of medical care.
endoscopic band ligation is the most highly preferred mode of treatment for enlarged veins which may rupture. this method is also used to treat veins that have ruptured and are causing bleeding.
this treatment is especially essential with individuals with cirrhosis, or high pressure in the veins carrying blood. variceal bleeding is bleeding from enlarged veins and can be an incredibly dangerous complication.
if the varices are not treated it may result in death. endoscopic band ligation is the most common and effective treatment for this condition. this treatment is usually performed under a local anesthetic. in some cases sedation is also given through iv to better help the patient relax.
the endoscope guides the doctors by providing visuals of the offending varices and helps them place tiny elastic bands around the enlarged veins so that they do not bleed anymore. the varices are eventually sloughed off after a few days and bleeding is far less likely after this.
self-expandable metallic stents are basically metal tubes which are inserted in the gastrointestinal tract to allow for the passage of food and other bodily secretions.the process of insertion of this stent is through endoscopy itself. there is a detailed gastroscopy that is performed to identify the area of narrowing before the procedure is undertaken.
the fibre optic camera of the endoscope guides the doctor as to the placement of the stent.
in case of any foreign bodies ingested which are lodged in the esophagus, stomach or duodenum,endoscopic foreign body retrieval is required.
while this is not essentially a surgery it requires the use of a variety of techniques put in play through the gastroscope for grasping foreign bodies.
the important aspect in this treatment is protecting the esophagus and trachea. children and patients with mental illness as well as prison inmates are at the most risk for this.
various sized of forceps, loops or roth baskets (mesh nets) can be used to fish out the obstructing foreign object.
in case of suspected cancer or other insidious disease a biopsy may be essential. endoscopic biopsies are the most convenient means of obtaining a sample of the tissue or organ which is suspected of hosting the disease.
the procedure usually lasts less than an hour and is performed under local anesthesia. the camera mounted on the tube gives the doctor a complete picture of the area required to be biopsied and mounted instruments allow the doctor to conduct the biopsy with ease.
there are a number of essential procedures that endoscopy supports in urological medicine.
direct vision urethrotomy (dvu) or direct vision internal urethrotomy (dviu), is a procedure used to repair a narrowed area of the urethra. this narrowing is also known as a stricture.
urethral strictures can cause a number of problems in men like prostate problems, infections in bladders or kidneys, or inability to urinate or completely empty the bladder.
this is a short procedure which involves placing a special tube known as the cystoscope into the urethra to locate the narrowed area.
a special instrument is then inserted in the urethra to cut away the scar tissue of the stricture and make the urethra wider. the procedure takes something around 30 minutes in most cases and you can go home on the same day in most cases. a catheter may be placed once the surgery is complete.
transurethral resection of bladder tumor or turbt, is a procedure which removes bladder tumors from the bladder walls. this procedure also allows your urologist to diagnose and treat various bladder disorders.
it is most commonly used to treat bladder cancers which only grow on the surface of bladder walls and can be easily removed.
in this process a scope is inserted through the urethra into the bladder. the entire process is performed with the help of the scope. the scope has a special cutting instrument attached to it which removes the tumor.
the area can also require to be cauterized by special instruments introduced with the scope. this procedure removes the tumor completely from the bladder.
polyps are essentially non-cancerous growths that can occur on the stomach lining. polyps can partially obstruct bowels, or even cause trace bleeding without it being visible in your stool.
these growths can also cause abdominal pain and cramps. in some cases it may even cause anemia. most polyps are not cancerous but adenomatous polyps, also known as adenomas, present the possibility of turning cancerous.
gastrointestinal polyps are a common occurrence among the elderly.
these can be successfully excised in some cases through endoscopic procedures. while the endoscopic excision of polyps over a certain size, if they are under the mandated size for surgery they may be able to be excised piecemeal. surgical excision, however, may be dangerous for high risk patients.
there have been a number of technical advances in endoscopic gastrointestinal polyps excision, making the procedure even more efficient and effective.
this procedure is majorly used in the treatment for clostridium difficile infections which can cause debilitating and even fatal diarrhea. this is a very serious infection and is on the rise around the world.
stool transplantation has also shown great efficacy in helping the treatment of digestive and auto-immune diseases, as well as irritable bowel syndrome, crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
the purpose of this treatment is to introduce healthy bacteria that have been killed or suppressed in the patient’s body.
colonoscopic infusion of healthy stool is highly effective in most cases.
the procedure is carried out using a colonoscope that is advanced through the entire colon. when the colonoscope is withdrawn the donor stool is delivered into the colon of the patient.
transuretheral resection of the prostate, or turp, is used to relieve outflow obstruction of the bladder from the prostate. progressive enlargement of the prostate affects a large number of men.
this results in slowing of the urinary stream, urinary frequency, hesitancy and urinary leakage.
turp removes the tissue of the prostate that is obstructing but leaves the prostate in place. this procedure is done under anesthesia which could be either general or spinal anesthesia.
the surgery is completely internal and is carried out using an instrument called the resectoscope. it is introduced through the urethera while an electrical resecting tube removes prostate tissue in small pieces through the scope.
a urethral catheter is placed to flush blood from the bladder after the procedure.
a cystoscopy is recommended by doctors in case of blood in the urine, regular urinary tract infections, overactive bladder or pelvic pain.
the purpose of this procedure is to identify conditions leading to these symptoms, these conditions could be anything like bladder tumors, stones, cancer, blockages, enlarged prostate or even ureter issues.
this procedure is also conducted to take urine samples to check for tumors or infection, inserting a small tube to assist the flow, or to identify kidney problems by injecting a dye.
this procedure can be done under local, general or regional anesthesia. a cystoscope, which is a thin tube with a camera and light at one end, is inserted through the urethra.
the camera shows the doctors images of your bladder so that they can analyse the magnified images. the procedure is not time consuming at all.
functional endoscopic sinus surgery, or fess, is a surgical treatment of sinusitis and nasal polyps. this treatment is also used for ailments like bacterial, fungal, recurrent sinus problems.
this procedure uses nasal endoscopes to restore the drainage of paranasal sinuses and restores the ventilation of the nasal cavity.
sinus, it is a minimally invasive surgery.
high definition cameras and fine endoscopes have made the procedure incredibly simple.it is usually performed under general anesthesia but can also be performed under local anesthesia and intravenous sedation.
the most common procedure to be performed on the larynx, it is used to identify and biopsy diseases in and around the larynx.this procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia.
the patient is placed in a position so as to allow extension of the head and neck. a laryngoscope is then introduced into the mouth and throat.
instruments that are used to suspend the laryngoscope.
the operation is conducted using lasers and operative microscopes when necessary. the procedure usually lasts for about an hour and the patients are then allowed to go home if they meet all the criterion.
this is a minimally invasive procedure used for examining the nasal passages for stuffiness and obstruction, sinusitis, nasal polyps, tumors, and nose bleeds.the patient remains seated during this procedure and is checked for areas of swelling on the mucosal membranes, presence of purulent secretions draining from the sinus openings, enlarged nasal turbinates, crooked nasal septum, presence of polyps and other factors.
the endoscope with its high quality camera and fiber optic light help the doctors get a clear view of the field.
this is crucial in order for the doctor to be able to provide the best possible treatment options for the patient.
the side walls of the nasal passageways sometimes develop swellings, or turbinates. the procedure of removing these turbinates is known as turbinoplasty.
normally the turbinates swell and shrink with time and the process alternates between the nasal passages every few hours. in some individuals these turbinates may swell and block the passage of air altogether.
this operation is generally performed under general anesthesia through the nasal passageways without any cuts. an endoscope along with some specialized instruments are used so as to reduce the size of the turbinates.
the procedure is simple enough for the patient to go home on the same day itself.
is there pain after an endoscopy?
some endoscopy procedures can cause you a certain amount of discomfort once the procedure is done.for example, if you have had an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy you may experience sore throat for a couple days and will need to eat soft foods.
a cystoscopy may mean that you will have some blood in your urine after a cystoscopy, but this should pass within 24 hours. make sure that you ask your doctor of issues that you should be on the lookout for after an endoscopy.
an endoscope is something like a flexible telescope. the part of the endoscope that enters the patient’s body is flexible, much unlike a telescope. it contains two to three main optical cables.
two of the three cables carry light into the patient’s body, while the third cable brings back reflected light to the doctor’s eyepiece, or monitor.
depending upon the surgery there are a number of other instruments that a modern endoscope carries. sometimes even the type of endoscopes used vary depending upon the procedure they are used for.
can an endoscopy detect throat cancer?
yes. an endoscopy is a crucial step in figuring out whether or not the patient has throat cancer.
modern day endoscopes can conduct the necessary biopsy on the patient’s tissue. the endoscope also may use a magnifying lens so as to give the doctor a closer look to your vocal chords to help them make a better judgment.


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While studying in Egypt, Carolina Chica ’12 visited the pyramids at Giza and traveled to Jordan to see Petra (below left).
Senior Shereen Ali’s fall semester hasn’t been like past ones. Instead of watching the leaves change colors on TCNJ’s campus, Ali is in Cairo at The American University, taking courses in Arabic and history, thanks to the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.
Many students like Ali have been awarded the opportunity to study abroad thanks to the Gilman scholarship, which is granted to US students who are receiving Federal Pell Grant funding at a two-year or four-year college or university. According to the Gilman Web site, the program encourages students to select non-traditional study-abroad destinations, especially those outside of Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
For Angy Plata, a senior clinical psychology major who went to Costa Rica thanks to the Gilman scholarship, having the opportunity to study and explore another country was life changing.
All the students who are given the opportunity to study abroad through the Gilman scholarship have to take part in a follow-up project, which is a requirement set up through the program.
Stauff sees the follow-up project as a way to inspire others to take part in global opportunities.
Carolina Chica, a junior communications studies and women’s and gender studies double major who also studied in Cairo at The American University, looked to Stauff for guidance.
Those who have experienced another country through the scholarship come away with stories and ideas that shape who they are.

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while studying in egypt, carolina chica ’12 visited the pyramids at giza and traveled to jordan to see petra (below left).
senior shereen ali’s fall semester hasn’t been like past ones. instead of watching the leaves change colors on tcnj’s campus, ali is in cairo at the american university, taking courses in arabic and history, thanks to the benjamin a. gilman international scholarship.
many students like ali have been awarded the opportunity to study abroad thanks to the gilman scholarship, which is granted to us students who are receiving federal pell grant funding at a two-year or four-year college or university. according to the gilman web site, the program encourages students to select non-traditional study-abroad destinations, especially those outside of western europe, australia, and new zealand.
for angy plata, a senior clinical psychology major who went to costa rica thanks to the gilman scholarship, having the opportunity to study and explore another country was life changing.
all the students who are given the opportunity to study abroad through the gilman scholarship have to take part in a follow-up project, which is a requirement set up through the program.
stauff sees the follow-up project as a way to inspire others to take part in global opportunities.
carolina chica, a junior communications studies and women’s and gender studies double major who also studied in cairo at the american university, looked to stauff for guidance.
those who have experienced another country through the scholarship come away with stories and ideas that shape who they are.


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This titanic group of galaxies was already forming just 2.3 billion years after the Big Bang.
This visualization of the Hyperion proto-supercluster, discovered using the VIMOS instrument on the ESO's VLT, was generated using real observations of the growing structure.
There are clusters of galaxies, and then there are superclusters of galaxies. In the local universe, the Virgo and Laniakea Superclusters reign supreme, the latter stretching some 500 million light-years across and containing about 100,000 galaxies, including our own. Because they take time to assemble, most superclusters are found nearby, rather than at great distances — and at earlier times. But a team of astronomers using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope has just announced the discovery of the largest, most massive proto-supercluster discovered to date, already forming just 2.3 billion years after the Big Bang.
The team discovered the “titanic” proto-supercluster, nicknamed Hyperion after a Titan in Green mythology, in the constellation Sextans the Sextant using a combination of new observations and archival data. It contains one million billion solar masses — 1015 Suns’ worth of material. Its structure is both complex and unique, showing different characteristics than older superclusters in the local universe. Local superclusters have most of their mass concentrated at their centers, but Hyperion’s mass is more spread out. The proto-supercluster appears to contain at least seven separate regions of higher density bridged by filaments of galaxies, showing us a glimpse of the early stages of supercluster formation. Over time, the team says, those separate regions will likely come together to form the more centralized structures seen today.
The discovery will be published in a future edition of Astronomy & Astrophysics.

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this titanic group of galaxies was already forming just 2.3 billion years after the big bang.
this visualization of the hyperion proto-supercluster, discovered using the vimos instrument on the eso's vlt, was generated using real observations of the growing structure.
there are clusters of galaxies, and then there are superclusters of galaxies. in the local universe, the virgo and laniakea superclusters reign supreme, the latter stretching some 500 million light-years across and containing about 100,000 galaxies, including our own. because they take time to assemble, most superclusters are found nearby, rather than at great distances — and at earlier times. but a team of astronomers using the european southern observatory’s very large telescope has just announced the discovery of the largest, most massive proto-supercluster discovered to date, already forming just 2.3 billion years after the big bang.
the team discovered the “titanic” proto-supercluster, nicknamed hyperion after a titan in green mythology, in the constellation sextans the sextant using a combination of new observations and archival data. it contains one million billion solar masses — 1015 suns’ worth of material. its structure is both complex and unique, showing different characteristics than older superclusters in the local universe. local superclusters have most of their mass concentrated at their centers, but hyperion’s mass is more spread out. the proto-supercluster appears to contain at least seven separate regions of higher density bridged by filaments of galaxies, showing us a glimpse of the early stages of supercluster formation. over time, the team says, those separate regions will likely come together to form the more centralized structures seen today.
the discovery will be published in a future edition of astronomy & astrophysics.


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Saturday morning saw the final round of JTAS Fixtures take place for the term. Whilst the 3 hockey teams were unable to secure a win to finish their season’s, the JTAS Blue Cricket team produced an excellent performance to its final match of the term over Faith Lutheran College Redlands by 20 runs.
Congratulations to all students who represented the College in JTAS Cricket and Hockey throughout the term, and a huge thank you to the staff and coaches for their hard work looking after the teams.
Congratulations to all teams that competed at home to Faith Lutheran College, Redlands and Ambrose Treacy College. The Junior Indoor Cricket team remain undefeated scoring 146 runs to 40. The Seconds Volleyball team secured a place in the Grand Final with 2 sets to 1 win and there was a clean sweep of wins for the girl’s football teams after scoring an incredible 35 goals over 3 fixtures.
For a full list of weekend results, please click here.

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saturday morning saw the final round of jtas fixtures take place for the term. whilst the 3 hockey teams were unable to secure a win to finish their season’s, the jtas blue cricket team produced an excellent performance to its final match of the term over faith lutheran college redlands by 20 runs.
congratulations to all students who represented the college in jtas cricket and hockey throughout the term, and a huge thank you to the staff and coaches for their hard work looking after the teams.
congratulations to all teams that competed at home to faith lutheran college, redlands and ambrose treacy college. the junior indoor cricket team remain undefeated scoring 146 runs to 40. the seconds volleyball team secured a place in the grand final with 2 sets to 1 win and there was a clean sweep of wins for the girl’s football teams after scoring an incredible 35 goals over 3 fixtures.
for a full list of weekend results, please click here.


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text: The big-headed mole-rat, (Tachyoryctes macrocephalus), also known as the giant root-rat, Ethiopian African mole-rat, or giant mole-rat, is a rodent species in the family Spalacidae.It is endemic to Ethiopia's Bale Mountains. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical high-altitude grassland, where it can reach densities of up to 2,600 individuals per square kilometre. It is threatened by habitat loss. Where the two species overlap, it is the main prey of the endangered Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis).

lowercased: the big-headed mole-rat, (tachyoryctes macrocephalus), also known as the giant root-rat, ethiopian african mole-rat, or giant mole-rat, is a rodent species in the family spalacidae.it is endemic to ethiopia's bale mountains. its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical high-altitude grassland, where it can reach densities of up to 2,600 individuals per square kilometre. it is threatened by habitat loss. where the two species overlap, it is the main prey of the endangered ethiopian wolf (canis simensis).


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As an online retailer we are governed by the UK Distance Selling Regulations. However, as we are selling perishable goods, the regulations relating to the return of unwanted goods do not directly apply to us. For more information, please go to www.dti.gov.uk Orders cannot be cancelled once despatched.
What if I'm not happy with my goods?
If you are dissatisfied with any of the items in your order or any part of the delivery service from Cavendish Cooks please contact us - either by emailing us info@cavendishcooks.co.uk or by telephoning 01225 312805. If you would like to make a comment or recommendation regarding our food, then again please call/email us. As we sell perishable goods, we ask that you - the customer - inspect the food once you have opened the box. If you are unhappy with the goods, please contact us immediately on 01225 312805 and ask for Home Delivery. We shall be happy to refund for any item you feel does not reach our high quality standards, or any item that has been damaged in transit. If we have sent you an incorrect item, please notify us as soon as possible and again we will refund. We operate an open and honest policy at Cavendish Cooks and will work our hardest to make sure we can accommodate and act on any problems or suggestions.

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your email address, so we can supply you with important information such as your order confirmation and changes to the cavendish cooks delivery service.
cavendish cooks only sells goods on our website to the end user and they should not, in any way, be resold without our prior written consent.
the price of goods charged shall be as quoted on the web site at the time you confirm your order with us. excluding any inadvertent technical error on pricing, we will honour any prices as published at the time of placing your order. payment must be made before items can be dispatched to you. due to differing product promotions the prices displayed on the website may vary to prices in independent outlets selling our meals. all of our food products are zero-rated for vat. for mimimum order levels see our how to order page. prices of goods do not include the delivery charge.
cavendish cooks uses a next day carrier to deliver all items purchased from us. orders from outside bath will be delivered by an overnight carrier service and if customers are not able to sign for receipt upon delivery the carrier will leave the parcel at customers risk and the customer accepts liability for the product thereafter. it may be possible to inform our delivery carrier of special arrangements eg. leave with neighbour etc, but please telephone to discuss and confirm if acceptable. we shall attempt to contact you prior to the driver leaving a failed delivery, because we are keen to make sure that the service works for you, but we can't guarantee we shall be able to get hold of you.
as an online retailer we are governed by the uk distance selling regulations. however, as we are selling perishable goods, the regulations relating to the return of unwanted goods do not directly apply to us. for more information, please go to www.dti.gov.uk orders cannot be cancelled once despatched.
what if i'm not happy with my goods?
if you are dissatisfied with any of the items in your order or any part of the delivery service from cavendish cooks please contact us - either by emailing us info@cavendishcooks.co.uk or by telephoning 01225 312805. if you would like to make a comment or recommendation regarding our food, then again please call/email us. as we sell perishable goods, we ask that you - the customer - inspect the food once you have opened the box. if you are unhappy with the goods, please contact us immediately on 01225 312805 and ask for home delivery. we shall be happy to refund for any item you feel does not reach our high quality standards, or any item that has been damaged in transit. if we have sent you an incorrect item, please notify us as soon as possible and again we will refund. we operate an open and honest policy at cavendish cooks and will work our hardest to make sure we can accommodate and act on any problems or suggestions.


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Don't know if my FIRST post on this topic was moved or deleted..
Take it down a notch getthesenets, no one deleted your post, this is the first time I've seen it.
Henry Louis Gates Jr. explores Latin America's African roots in visits to six countries, beginning with Haiti and the Dominican Republic. He explains how Haiti's liberation from the French Empire became a double-edged sword.
The band in the early part of the documentary is playing son, not merengue!
I find many of the responses made by Dominicans concerning the lack of mention of the Taino cultural/genetic component quite amusing. Not amusing in the sense an afro-centric probably finds them (the audience has already been inoculated in the video, thus any response from any Dominican concerning Tainos will be seen as proof of the denial). My amusement (fear is more like it, but this is more of a forced laugh to prevent a cry type of thing) is how ineffective the average Dominican is when rebutting false information. It makes perfect sense why so much bs has been spread of Dominican culture/identity with not much effective counterarguments.
Aside from not understanding that the audience has already been put on the ‘road’ of disbelieving anything a Dominican says regarding Taino ancestry/influence, its clear that most (if not all) don’t know a thing about Dr Gates.
Had they known that a few years ago Dr Gates did a series (can be accessed in the PBS website) titled “African American Lives.” In this series, he did DNA tests to various high profile African Americans (Oprah was among the chosen) and managed to develop their own ‘forgotten’ family history all the way back to slavery and what happened to their ancestors post-slavery. Well, Dr Gates also did his own personal story by taking a DNA test himself, and much to his surprise, most of his genes hail from IRELAND. In essence, Dr Gates is nothing more than a Mulatto. But the reason I mention this is because despite he having discover the truth about his genetic make up, the fact that he is MIXED, he did expressed on the show that he ‘envied’ many of the other African Americans who, apparently, had a majority African derived DNA.
Why did he ‘envied’ them? Shouldn’t a person who wants to know the truth about himself, simply accept what science, in this case DNA testing, has proven? Why would a mixed blood or Mulatto ‘envied’ other people for being less mixed than himself?
Furthermore, many months after the series in which he made public his own results, an incident occurred at his home when he was returning from a trip in which he was handcuffed by the police since one of his neighbors had called them, thinking he was a thief. Keeping in mind that he already knew he was of mixed ancestry, he insisted, apparently at the time screaming, that that was nothing more than an act of racism because he’s a “Black” man.
That he already knew his genetic reality, that he is not ‘Black’, but rather mixed or Mulatto; and despite his claims to adhere to the truth; it is quite telling that he insist on denying HIS REALITY.
Now, its not as if I don’t understand why he still thinks in such way, I’ve researched/compared and contrasted American identity structures vs Dominican and other Latin American types, and understand very well where the flaws lies when one group tries to judge the other without taking into account the very real, albeit often perceived invincible, cultural differences and points of views.
But, and yes, there’s a but; he falls squarely in the definition of denial. And there lies the amusement, a person whom himself refuses to accept his reality (the occasional lip service notwithstanding) and now wants to talk about other peoples ‘denial’ (his very obvious rejection or ignorance of essential aspects of Dominican culture comes to light from the very beginning of the documentary with the Cuban son being portrayed as Merengue) is a little, but just a little hilarious.
To conclude, I wasn’t expecting anything different, since Dr Gates reaction to the DR is practically a by-the-book example of how Americans of various backgrounds initially sees the DR. I am simply hoping that he forms part of a minority of Americans that do dig deeper into Dominican culture, beyond what they first scratched, and eventually, will come to terms with the reality of the Dominican people, identity, and heritage.
And since he did the usual American faux pas through what will be a widely distributed video, I hope he will do a follow up or a ‘revised’ version describing the REAL Dominican society, identity, heritage, etc and not the misconception that always arises when some people forget to take off their American goggles.
When you’re outside of the US, you can’t continue to function and interpret things as if you’re still in Kansas.
The Haiti part appears to have been well covered, but understanding where Dr Gates comes from (his mindset) and the ideals Haiti has represented since its inception, its really not much of a surprise.
OK folks, back to the topic about the film that will be on PBS on Tuesday. If you're interested, watch the film and then discuss the film.

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don't know if my first post on this topic was moved or deleted..
take it down a notch getthesenets, no one deleted your post, this is the first time i've seen it.
henry louis gates jr. explores latin america's african roots in visits to six countries, beginning with haiti and the dominican republic. he explains how haiti's liberation from the french empire became a double-edged sword.
the band in the early part of the documentary is playing son, not merengue!
i find many of the responses made by dominicans concerning the lack of mention of the taino cultural/genetic component quite amusing. not amusing in the sense an afro-centric probably finds them (the audience has already been inoculated in the video, thus any response from any dominican concerning tainos will be seen as proof of the denial). my amusement (fear is more like it, but this is more of a forced laugh to prevent a cry type of thing) is how ineffective the average dominican is when rebutting false information. it makes perfect sense why so much bs has been spread of dominican culture/identity with not much effective counterarguments.
aside from not understanding that the audience has already been put on the ‘road’ of disbelieving anything a dominican says regarding taino ancestry/influence, its clear that most (if not all) don’t know a thing about dr gates.
had they known that a few years ago dr gates did a series (can be accessed in the pbs website) titled “african american lives.” in this series, he did dna tests to various high profile african americans (oprah was among the chosen) and managed to develop their own ‘forgotten’ family history all the way back to slavery and what happened to their ancestors post-slavery. well, dr gates also did his own personal story by taking a dna test himself, and much to his surprise, most of his genes hail from ireland. in essence, dr gates is nothing more than a mulatto. but the reason i mention this is because despite he having discover the truth about his genetic make up, the fact that he is mixed, he did expressed on the show that he ‘envied’ many of the other african americans who, apparently, had a majority african derived dna.
why did he ‘envied’ them? shouldn’t a person who wants to know the truth about himself, simply accept what science, in this case dna testing, has proven? why would a mixed blood or mulatto ‘envied’ other people for being less mixed than himself?
furthermore, many months after the series in which he made public his own results, an incident occurred at his home when he was returning from a trip in which he was handcuffed by the police since one of his neighbors had called them, thinking he was a thief. keeping in mind that he already knew he was of mixed ancestry, he insisted, apparently at the time screaming, that that was nothing more than an act of racism because he’s a “black” man.
that he already knew his genetic reality, that he is not ‘black’, but rather mixed or mulatto; and despite his claims to adhere to the truth; it is quite telling that he insist on denying his reality.
now, its not as if i don’t understand why he still thinks in such way, i’ve researched/compared and contrasted american identity structures vs dominican and other latin american types, and understand very well where the flaws lies when one group tries to judge the other without taking into account the very real, albeit often perceived invincible, cultural differences and points of views.
but, and yes, there’s a but; he falls squarely in the definition of denial. and there lies the amusement, a person whom himself refuses to accept his reality (the occasional lip service notwithstanding) and now wants to talk about other peoples ‘denial’ (his very obvious rejection or ignorance of essential aspects of dominican culture comes to light from the very beginning of the documentary with the cuban son being portrayed as merengue) is a little, but just a little hilarious.
to conclude, i wasn’t expecting anything different, since dr gates reaction to the dr is practically a by-the-book example of how americans of various backgrounds initially sees the dr. i am simply hoping that he forms part of a minority of americans that do dig deeper into dominican culture, beyond what they first scratched, and eventually, will come to terms with the reality of the dominican people, identity, and heritage.
and since he did the usual american faux pas through what will be a widely distributed video, i hope he will do a follow up or a ‘revised’ version describing the real dominican society, identity, heritage, etc and not the misconception that always arises when some people forget to take off their american goggles.
when you’re outside of the us, you can’t continue to function and interpret things as if you’re still in kansas.
the haiti part appears to have been well covered, but understanding where dr gates comes from (his mindset) and the ideals haiti has represented since its inception, its really not much of a surprise.
ok folks, back to the topic about the film that will be on pbs on tuesday. if you're interested, watch the film and then discuss the film.


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HAMPTON, N.H. – Planet Fitness, Inc., one of the largest and fastest-growing franchisors and operators of fitness centers in the U.S., reveals that fear of judgement directly impacts Americans’ confidence to pursue a healthy lifestyle. A national study* commissioned by Planet Fitness uncovers that 62 percent of Americans (nearly two thirds) have attempted to get into shape before ever stepping foot into a gym, noting that fear of being judged keeps them away from fitness facilities altogether (45%).
When it comes to heading to the gym, 42 percent noted they feel specifically judged for their body type while working out. In fact, just during this past year alone, millions of Americans admitted that they have been talked about behind their back (16 million), pointed or laughed at (11 million) or even insulted to their face (10 million) inside a gym. And interestingly, more than half (54 percent) would do something to make sure they had an area of their gym that was completely free from judgement, a sentiment that has risen considerably since 2017 (47 percent).
Fortunately, that space exists. Planet Fitness invites everyone to join the Judgement Free Zone®, a safe and encouraging place where people can feel comfortable and not intimidated, for just 25 cents down (enrollment fee), and then $10 a month with no commitment. The promotion runs through April 10 at any of its more than 1,700 clubs throughout the United States.
Planet Fitness offers extremely low prices and a variety of benefits, including a hassle-free environment, brand name cardio and strength equipment, fully equipped locker rooms, flat screen televisions and much more. The Planet Fitness Black Card®*** membership for $21.99 a month includes additional perks such as access to any club at no additional charge, the ability to bring a guest anytime, and additional amenities like unlimited use of massage chairs, HydroMassage beds, and more.
*Online survey conducted by Kelton Global to 2,217 nationally representative Americans ages 18 and over, with a margin of error of +/- 2.1%.

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hampton, n.h. – planet fitness, inc., one of the largest and fastest-growing franchisors and operators of fitness centers in the u.s., reveals that fear of judgement directly impacts americans’ confidence to pursue a healthy lifestyle. a national study* commissioned by planet fitness uncovers that 62 percent of americans (nearly two thirds) have attempted to get into shape before ever stepping foot into a gym, noting that fear of being judged keeps them away from fitness facilities altogether (45%).
when it comes to heading to the gym, 42 percent noted they feel specifically judged for their body type while working out. in fact, just during this past year alone, millions of americans admitted that they have been talked about behind their back (16 million), pointed or laughed at (11 million) or even insulted to their face (10 million) inside a gym. and interestingly, more than half (54 percent) would do something to make sure they had an area of their gym that was completely free from judgement, a sentiment that has risen considerably since 2017 (47 percent).
fortunately, that space exists. planet fitness invites everyone to join the judgement free zone®, a safe and encouraging place where people can feel comfortable and not intimidated, for just 25 cents down (enrollment fee), and then $10 a month with no commitment. the promotion runs through april 10 at any of its more than 1,700 clubs throughout the united states.
planet fitness offers extremely low prices and a variety of benefits, including a hassle-free environment, brand name cardio and strength equipment, fully equipped locker rooms, flat screen televisions and much more. the planet fitness black card®*** membership for $21.99 a month includes additional perks such as access to any club at no additional charge, the ability to bring a guest anytime, and additional amenities like unlimited use of massage chairs, hydromassage beds, and more.
*online survey conducted by kelton global to 2,217 nationally representative americans ages 18 and over, with a margin of error of +/- 2.1%.


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Biased Estimates: Lies or contextually relevant reporting?
I understand the arguments put forward about not plotting misleading graphs. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Don't_draw_misleading_graphs) But insisting that zero be on the y-axis is arbitrary. It's context that should dictate the scale of your y-axis (and the range of the x-axis), not an arbitrary value. Consider what zero would mean for the above series, nobody would be employed. That isn't a realistic value that those variables could take. And if I were measure those series as deviations from their means, they'd be centered on zero, but there'd be no new information.

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biased estimates: lies or contextually relevant reporting?
i understand the arguments put forward about not plotting misleading graphs. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/wikipedia:don't_draw_misleading_graphs) but insisting that zero be on the y-axis is arbitrary. it's context that should dictate the scale of your y-axis (and the range of the x-axis), not an arbitrary value. consider what zero would mean for the above series, nobody would be employed. that isn't a realistic value that those variables could take. and if i were measure those series as deviations from their means, they'd be centered on zero, but there'd be no new information.


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It takes our staff 20 minutes to set up and the same to pack down, so please make sure you book enough time either side of your party.
Can we bring Refreshments and Food?
Yes please bring a bottle of water or a non-fizzy drink, it gets warm running around so it's good to keep hydrated.
If you are bringing your own food or ordering in we recommend speaking with the venue to confirm that ok.
We recommend you wear clothing that is fairly loose and easy to move around in, such as sports clothing and trainers or flat shoes with grips.
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No need to bring any ammo with have plenty.
Yes parents are more than welcome to join in.
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We arrive 30 minutes before the event to get set up.
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please bring waiver to the party and give to the member of staff.
it takes our staff 20 minutes to set up and the same to pack down, so please make sure you book enough time either side of your party.
can we bring refreshments and food?
yes please bring a bottle of water or a non-fizzy drink, it gets warm running around so it's good to keep hydrated.
if you are bringing your own food or ordering in we recommend speaking with the venue to confirm that ok.
we recommend you wear clothing that is fairly loose and easy to move around in, such as sports clothing and trainers or flat shoes with grips.
can i bring my own nerf gun?
yes of course, you are more than welcome to bring your own gun. we recommend you put a sticky label on it so it doesn't get mixed up.
no need to bring any ammo with have plenty.
yes parents are more than welcome to join in.
will i be contacted by the staff prior to the party?
our staff will contact you the day before the party.
what time shall we get there?
we advise everyone try to get there 15 minutes before the party starts.
we arrive 30 minutes before the event to get set up.
do we need access to electricity?


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Aspire Systems forms alliances with Magento to help Retailers deliver superior Ecommerce Customer Experience.
Aspire Systems, Global Technology Services firm, has announced its partnership with Magento. Aspire Systems, with its partnership with Magento, will help retailers overcome their major e-commerce challenges.
Magento, an Adobe company, is a leading open-source e-commerce platform enabler.
Finny Chellakumar, Head of Digital Commerce, Aspire Systems, said, "The partnership with Magento will help us strengthen our E-commerce portfolio and offer a variety of options to the customers who are looking at building their e-commerce business. In the past, we have done a lot of successful Magento implementations for our customers."
"Our past experience along with this partnership will help us scale new heights in terms of what we can offer to the client not only from an e-commerce platform perspective but also from their OMS and Business Intelligence Pro. Experience in these products will help in strengthening our Digital Retail offering and in providing a wider product choice to our customer while we consult on their End-to-End retail framework," Finny added.
With Aspire’s Magento certified experts, Magento implementation and support will bring out quality integration, testing approaches with intelligent bug fixes and development approaches that can take e-commerce services to a totally different level. This partnership will play a vital role in helping retailers achieve unified commerce in the coming years.
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aspire systems forms alliances with magento to help retailers deliver superior ecommerce customer experience.
aspire systems, global technology services firm, has announced its partnership with magento. aspire systems, with its partnership with magento, will help retailers overcome their major e-commerce challenges.
magento, an adobe company, is a leading open-source e-commerce platform enabler.
finny chellakumar, head of digital commerce, aspire systems, said, "the partnership with magento will help us strengthen our e-commerce portfolio and offer a variety of options to the customers who are looking at building their e-commerce business. in the past, we have done a lot of successful magento implementations for our customers."
"our past experience along with this partnership will help us scale new heights in terms of what we can offer to the client not only from an e-commerce platform perspective but also from their oms and business intelligence pro. experience in these products will help in strengthening our digital retail offering and in providing a wider product choice to our customer while we consult on their end-to-end retail framework," finny added.
with aspire’s magento certified experts, magento implementation and support will bring out quality integration, testing approaches with intelligent bug fixes and development approaches that can take e-commerce services to a totally different level. this partnership will play a vital role in helping retailers achieve unified commerce in the coming years.
about: chaai resto” has a team of highly motivated individuals with..
frontier biscuit factory pvt. ltd.
frontier biscuits - a very renowned name in bakery sector..


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330 The Napinka Subdivision, Mile 0 to Mile 49.
2011/05, CPR Napinka Sub. Mile 16, E. end of Crystal City yard. View – looking S.W. with storage shed, Manitoba Pool, and N.M. Paterson grain elevators all in the distance. The white obstacle on the former rail right of way is a snow fence. Buildings in the foreground –left, are the dealership of the Mazer Group. ttp://www.mazergroup.ca/who-we-are/locations#crystalcity. (Click on photo for detail) © Text and Photos exclusive copyright of N. Froese.

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330 the napinka subdivision, mile 0 to mile 49.
2011/05, cpr napinka sub. mile 16, e. end of crystal city yard. view – looking s.w. with storage shed, manitoba pool, and n.m. paterson grain elevators all in the distance. the white obstacle on the former rail right of way is a snow fence. buildings in the foreground –left, are the dealership of the mazer group. ttp://www.mazergroup.ca/who-we-are/locations#crystalcity. (click on photo for detail) © text and photos exclusive copyright of n. froese.


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Stepping Up is a fully funded, two to three month positive action programme from the NHS Leadership Academy. It has been designed for individuals who have an interest in developing their leadership abilities and want to be involved in creating a transformational change in equality and diversity across the healthcare sector.
The programme aims to create greater levels of sustainable inclusion within the NHS by addressing the social, organisational and psychological barriers restricting BAME colleagues from progressing within the NHS. It is split into two cohorts – one for bands 5 and 6 and another for people in band 7 roles and runs across four or five residential dates (depending on cohort). The programme has been designed specifically for these colleagues.
Take a look at the participant guide here for information on submitting an application. Deadline for applications is Monday 1st October 2018, please be aware that this offer is in high demand.
If you require any further information, please contact us on 0113 322 5699. We look forward to supporting you in your leadership journey.
If you’re interested in how diversity is shaping the modern workforce and missed our conference in September, listen to our podcast to hear from the keynote speakers as they share their own perspective on the key themes from the day.
Launched to celebrate LGBT History Month, NHS Employers' new web pages have information, tools, resources and shared learning to improve your understanding of the issues relating to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality in the workplace.
The long running and hugely successful Personal, Fair and Diverse (PFD) campaign has around 5000 champions across organisations in the NHS.
If you are passionate about an NHS with patients at its heart, care about working in an NHS which is fair and accessible to all, and believe that diverse workplaces make organisations better, you should join our PFD champions network.
To refresh the campaign we are launching a PFD closed Facebook group. By joining the new Facebook group you can become part of a wider conversation, sharing stories, learning, best practice and ideas with PFD champions from the NHS.
We are inviting NHS organisations to apply for the 2017/18 annual diversity and inclusion partners programme. This is a free programme that supports participating trusts to progress and develop their equality performance over a period of 12 months, and is closely aligned to the Equality Delivery System (EDS2).
The focus of the programme is based on five developmental seminars that provide partners with detailed strategic policy support, the opportunity to undertake personal development and a forum to share good practice and network with fellow colleagues in the NHS, and other diversity and inclusion subject matter experts.
Due to the high demand for places on the programme, the number of applications accepted for selection to the programme will be capped at 50, and we will accept applications on a first come first served basis. Applications will open on Monday 7 November and close on Wednesday 15 February 2017.
If you have any questions about the application process or the partners programme please email the team at diversityandinclusion@nhsemployers.org.
This year's diversity and inclusion conference, The Inclusive Revolution, was held on 21 September. We have created a suite of tools and resources following the conference which will help you to continue to embed diversity and inclusion in your organisation.We were lucky to welcome global experts and inspirational leaders among our speakers and presenters on the day. Included in the resources you will find information about our two keynote speakers Dan Robertson and Michelle Tuckey, and copies of their presentations.
You can view images in the picture gallery, and take a look at the storify capturing highlights from the twitter conversation on #inclusiveNHS.
Banji Adewumi, the associate director of inclusion at Barts Health NHS Trust reflects on a memorable day at the conference in a lively and insightful blog, and our diversity and inclusion partners share examples of good practice.
We will continue to add resources from the conference to the website over the next few weeks, including a podcast on inclusive leadership from the keynote speakers.
NHS England is holding a series of workshops in October to give NHS staff and managers the opportunity to find out more about the Workforce Disability Equality Standard (WDES).The WDES has been designed to advance equality within the NHS. The NHS Equality and Diversity Council has recommended that it is mandated in the NHS standard contract from April 2018, with a preparatory year in 2017-18.
These consultation workshops will bring together disabled and non-disabled NHS staff and managers to share their ideas about the experience of disabled staff and how WDES can help to deliver change.
London – 17 October, 2-5pm, Richmond House, London.
Taunton – 17 October, 2-5pm, South West House, Taunton.
Leicester –19 October, 10am-1pm, Leicester Partnership NHS Trust Education and Training Centre, Beaumont Leys, NSPCC Centre, Leicester.
WDES Webex - 20 October, 11am-1pm.
Leeds – 21 October, 10-1pm, Quarry House, Leeds.

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stepping up is a fully funded, two to three month positive action programme from the nhs leadership academy. it has been designed for individuals who have an interest in developing their leadership abilities and want to be involved in creating a transformational change in equality and diversity across the healthcare sector.
the programme aims to create greater levels of sustainable inclusion within the nhs by addressing the social, organisational and psychological barriers restricting bame colleagues from progressing within the nhs. it is split into two cohorts – one for bands 5 and 6 and another for people in band 7 roles and runs across four or five residential dates (depending on cohort). the programme has been designed specifically for these colleagues.
take a look at the participant guide here for information on submitting an application. deadline for applications is monday 1st october 2018, please be aware that this offer is in high demand.
if you require any further information, please contact us on 0113 322 5699. we look forward to supporting you in your leadership journey.
if you’re interested in how diversity is shaping the modern workforce and missed our conference in september, listen to our podcast to hear from the keynote speakers as they share their own perspective on the key themes from the day.
launched to celebrate lgbt history month, nhs employers' new web pages have information, tools, resources and shared learning to improve your understanding of the issues relating to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality in the workplace.
the long running and hugely successful personal, fair and diverse (pfd) campaign has around 5000 champions across organisations in the nhs.
if you are passionate about an nhs with patients at its heart, care about working in an nhs which is fair and accessible to all, and believe that diverse workplaces make organisations better, you should join our pfd champions network.
to refresh the campaign we are launching a pfd closed facebook group. by joining the new facebook group you can become part of a wider conversation, sharing stories, learning, best practice and ideas with pfd champions from the nhs.
we are inviting nhs organisations to apply for the 2017/18 annual diversity and inclusion partners programme. this is a free programme that supports participating trusts to progress and develop their equality performance over a period of 12 months, and is closely aligned to the equality delivery system (eds2).
the focus of the programme is based on five developmental seminars that provide partners with detailed strategic policy support, the opportunity to undertake personal development and a forum to share good practice and network with fellow colleagues in the nhs, and other diversity and inclusion subject matter experts.
due to the high demand for places on the programme, the number of applications accepted for selection to the programme will be capped at 50, and we will accept applications on a first come first served basis. applications will open on monday 7 november and close on wednesday 15 february 2017.
if you have any questions about the application process or the partners programme please email the team at diversityandinclusion@nhsemployers.org.
this year's diversity and inclusion conference, the inclusive revolution, was held on 21 september. we have created a suite of tools and resources following the conference which will help you to continue to embed diversity and inclusion in your organisation.we were lucky to welcome global experts and inspirational leaders among our speakers and presenters on the day. included in the resources you will find information about our two keynote speakers dan robertson and michelle tuckey, and copies of their presentations.
you can view images in the picture gallery, and take a look at the storify capturing highlights from the twitter conversation on #inclusivenhs.
banji adewumi, the associate director of inclusion at barts health nhs trust reflects on a memorable day at the conference in a lively and insightful blog, and our diversity and inclusion partners share examples of good practice.
we will continue to add resources from the conference to the website over the next few weeks, including a podcast on inclusive leadership from the keynote speakers.
nhs england is holding a series of workshops in october to give nhs staff and managers the opportunity to find out more about the workforce disability equality standard (wdes).the wdes has been designed to advance equality within the nhs. the nhs equality and diversity council has recommended that it is mandated in the nhs standard contract from april 2018, with a preparatory year in 2017-18.
these consultation workshops will bring together disabled and non-disabled nhs staff and managers to share their ideas about the experience of disabled staff and how wdes can help to deliver change.
london – 17 october, 2-5pm, richmond house, london.
taunton – 17 october, 2-5pm, south west house, taunton.
leicester –19 october, 10am-1pm, leicester partnership nhs trust education and training centre, beaumont leys, nspcc centre, leicester.
wdes webex - 20 october, 11am-1pm.
leeds – 21 october, 10-1pm, quarry house, leeds.


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Billy Kane knew time was up in August 2008 for his lending business that allowed seniors to release equity in their homes when a Wall Street bank that he had lined up to buy most of the loans and refinance them in bond markets stopped taking his calls.
“The bank was Lehman Brothers, ” recalls Kane of the storied investment bank that would collapse weeks later, sending the global financial system into a tailspin.
It’s understandable then that the former Irish Permanent chief was worried when he set about rebooting his business, Finance Ireland, two years’ later to focus on car lending with former Bank of Scotland (Ireland) executive Frank Donnellan.
UK merchant bank Close Brothers had signed up with seemingly ominous timing to provide the funding in the same the week that the EU-IMF Troika landed in Dublin to bail out the State. “I remember saying to Frank we’d never see them again, because the contract contained the usual material-adverse change clause,” Kane says.
He was wrong and this year Finance Ireland’s Close Brothers-funded car lending business, First Auto Finance, will write €250 million of new loans, leaving it with a total book of €500 million and about 12 per cent of the garage forecourt finance market.
Having added small business, agri-finance and commercial property lines to the mix, the company’s total portfolio will top €1 billion for the first time by the year-end – just as it prepares to enter the mortgage market.
Ireland’s largest non-bank lender, which had a brief life on the junior London and Dublin stock markets before the financial crash, is also looking again at an initial public offering (IPO) but not for another two years.
Kane says it will probably carry out another private fundraising late next year. US investment giant Pimco and the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) each own 31 per cent of the company, having provided €85 million between them since 2015.
Finance Ireland announced last month that it had agreed to buy Pepper Money’s €200 million home loans portfolio and mortgages platform, with UK asset manager M&G Investments providing the funding. M&G had already been lined up during the summer to back Kane’s mortgages business when he got wind that Pepper, which was acquired by US private equity giant KKR last year, was looking to exit Irish mortgage lending.
Kane plans to continue to grow Pepper’s “near prime” mortgage business to borrowers such as self-employed homeowners and people with minor impairments on their credit histories, while targeting the general market with standard home loans from February.
He says the mix will give Finance Ireland “the richest product suite of any lender” in the State.
While European Central Bank president Mario Draghi told the Oireachtas Finance Committee on November 8th that Ireland has become a “quasi-monopoly” – with AIB and Bank of Ireland controlling about 60 per cent of the mortgage market after overseas lenders such as Bank of Scotland and Danske Bank exited post the crash – and there are no signs of overseas challengers entering the fray.
“We are the competition,” says Kane, of a group of non-bank lenders that have emerged in recent times, including Dilosk and some credit unions.
Kane’s career journey has been long and winding. A native of Bray, Co Wicklow, Kane was the youngest of four children. His father worked for Burmah Oil (now part of BP) and was a well-known trade union official, having spent much of his career taking on the banking establishment.
On graduating from UCD in 1976 with a commerce degree, Kane set off for Coventry in England to become a finance analyst with car-maker British Leyland, which, even then, symbolised the decline of the country’s once-proud manufacturing prowess.
Returning to Ireland two years later, he became a sales rep for Rank Xerox, before joining office equipment supplier Sharptext, where he came to the attention of Craig McKinney of specialist finance firm Woodchester Finance. Kane joined Woodchester in 1984 as sales director and its seventh employee, leasing office equipment and later cars.
“We just built that business from small-ticket leasing, office equipment, then cars, and then acquired a lot of businesses from UK banks and financial houses that were leaving the Irish market,” says Kane, with deals including the purchases of Bowmaker Bank and Mercantile Credit.
Kane was dispatched to the UK in 1988 to run Woodchester Investments (UK). After leaving the company in 1992, he approached Irish Permanent, then a building society, about setting up a car finance division.
The success of Irish Permanent Finance resulted in promotion for Kane to general manager of retail banking in 1995, before being appointed chief executive of the lender in 1999 on its merger with insurer Irish Life. He quit within two years of the deal.
In 2002, Kane set up Shared Home Investment Plan (Ship) offering the first openly-marketed equity-release product in the Irish market for seniors, and in 2006 it secured a stock market quotation by reversing into publicly-quoted Ardent and was subsequently renamed Finance Ireland.
In April 2007, Finance Ireland set up a subprime lender with Investec, called Nua Mortgages, before selling its 40 per cent stake back to its partner later that year. Investec’s takeover at the time of UK-based Start Mortgages, which has an Irish business, triggered its buyout of the Nua shareholding as its agreement with Kane prohibited it from owning a rival in the Irish market.
Kane was lucky to get Finance Ireland’s €1.4 million equity investment in Nua back as others who dipped their toes into Irish subprime during the boom years didn’t fare so well.
Ship stopped writing new business in 2009.
By then, Finance Ireland, which had 50 employees before the crash, only had three people.
Even in the dark days Kane reckoned that there would be an opportunity to get back into lending again as foreign institutions fled the market. The problem was finding a partner with the same view. Close Brothers , who initially held talks with Donnellan in 2008, decided in November 2010 to back the company – just as Ireland was heading into an international bailout.
Business was slow to start off, with First Auto Finance writing €22 million of car finance in its first year but it accelerated as the economy recovered.
In 2015, Finance Ireland became the first company outside the two pillar banks to access funds through the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland to lend to SMEs. The following year, it established a €100 million Milkflex fund in partnership with Glanbia, ISIF and Dutch lender Rabobank.
Commercial real estate lending, which Finance Ireland entered in 2015 and has subsequently built up a €250 million portfolio with funding from London-based HSBC, is going strong, says Kane.
Kane said that some parts of the commercial real estate market are “coming near the end of the lifecycle”.
Second time around things are different for Finance Ireland, according to the boss.
“When I look back at how we built businesses before it was all about origination, origination, origination,” says Kane, slipping into banker-speak for lending. “We never thought that much about managing the portfolio, the risks associated with what we’re doing, or how to build the platform.
“This time around, I said ‘we’re going to go about this the slow way. We’re going to put in the foundations, put up a structure and make sure that everything is solid.’ We have learned the lessons. Some of it was forced on us, thankfully, through increased regulation and [DATA]reporting. But we also invested hugely in centralised credit, compliance, HR and risk.
While borrowers more than 90 days behind with their repayments has more than halved in the past year to 6.3 per cent in June, Kane is re-entering a market where more than 28,000 home loans are more than two years in default.
Kane says Finance Ireland will be “competitive” but will not lead the market in pricing even as the average standard variable rate for new home loans in the State stood at 3.08 per cent in September, compared with 1.76 per cent across the euro area, according to data from the Central Bank of Ireland.
Kane says Irish banks face higher funding costs and have to hold more capital than most other European peers because of the scale of the crash here and the fact that it is very difficult for lenders to foreclose on loans in default.
Kane believes borrowers who can’t afford their loans must be helped but by the State, not lenders.
Finance Ireland’s headcount is set to reach about 140 as 10 people transfer from Pepper’s Dublin operation and Kane recruits a similar number to help manage the mortgage portfolio.
However, the company lost one of its earliest employees in the auto finance business, David Clerkin, last weekend when the 30-year-old Ireland and Drogheda United football fan drowned in Copenhagen after travelling to the city ahead of the Ireland-Denmark football international on Monday night.
Kane, who turns 64 in January, found himself wistfully tracking his son’s travels through the likes of Thailand and Cambodia as he took a year off last year.
Any such opportunity on the horizon over the next few years?
He’s got mortgages to sell.
Hobbies: Kane used to sail a lot, but hasn’t for the past few years after hurting his neck. He enjoys walking and travelling.
Something that might surprise: He’s a keen bird watcher, and likes nothing more than to set off with his wife with their guidebook to see how many different species they can spot.

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billy kane knew time was up in august 2008 for his lending business that allowed seniors to release equity in their homes when a wall street bank that he had lined up to buy most of the loans and refinance them in bond markets stopped taking his calls.
“the bank was lehman brothers, ” recalls kane of the storied investment bank that would collapse weeks later, sending the global financial system into a tailspin.
it’s understandable then that the former irish permanent chief was worried when he set about rebooting his business, finance ireland, two years’ later to focus on car lending with former bank of scotland (ireland) executive frank donnellan.
uk merchant bank close brothers had signed up with seemingly ominous timing to provide the funding in the same the week that the eu-imf troika landed in dublin to bail out the state. “i remember saying to frank we’d never see them again, because the contract contained the usual material-adverse change clause,” kane says.
he was wrong and this year finance ireland’s close brothers-funded car lending business, first auto finance, will write €250 million of new loans, leaving it with a total book of €500 million and about 12 per cent of the garage forecourt finance market.
having added small business, agri-finance and commercial property lines to the mix, the company’s total portfolio will top €1 billion for the first time by the year-end – just as it prepares to enter the mortgage market.
ireland’s largest non-bank lender, which had a brief life on the junior london and dublin stock markets before the financial crash, is also looking again at an initial public offering (ipo) but not for another two years.
kane says it will probably carry out another private fundraising late next year. us investment giant pimco and the ireland strategic investment fund (isif) each own 31 per cent of the company, having provided €85 million between them since 2015.
finance ireland announced last month that it had agreed to buy pepper money’s €200 million home loans portfolio and mortgages platform, with uk asset manager m&g investments providing the funding. m&g had already been lined up during the summer to back kane’s mortgages business when he got wind that pepper, which was acquired by us private equity giant kkr last year, was looking to exit irish mortgage lending.
kane plans to continue to grow pepper’s “near prime” mortgage business to borrowers such as self-employed homeowners and people with minor impairments on their credit histories, while targeting the general market with standard home loans from february.
he says the mix will give finance ireland “the richest product suite of any lender” in the state.
while european central bank president mario draghi told the oireachtas finance committee on november 8th that ireland has become a “quasi-monopoly” – with aib and bank of ireland controlling about 60 per cent of the mortgage market after overseas lenders such as bank of scotland and danske bank exited post the crash – and there are no signs of overseas challengers entering the fray.
“we are the competition,” says kane, of a group of non-bank lenders that have emerged in recent times, including dilosk and some credit unions.
kane’s career journey has been long and winding. a native of bray, co wicklow, kane was the youngest of four children. his father worked for burmah oil (now part of bp) and was a well-known trade union official, having spent much of his career taking on the banking establishment.
on graduating from ucd in 1976 with a commerce degree, kane set off for coventry in england to become a finance analyst with car-maker british leyland, which, even then, symbolised the decline of the country’s once-proud manufacturing prowess.
returning to ireland two years later, he became a sales rep for rank xerox, before joining office equipment supplier sharptext, where he came to the attention of craig mckinney of specialist finance firm woodchester finance. kane joined woodchester in 1984 as sales director and its seventh employee, leasing office equipment and later cars.
“we just built that business from small-ticket leasing, office equipment, then cars, and then acquired a lot of businesses from uk banks and financial houses that were leaving the irish market,” says kane, with deals including the purchases of bowmaker bank and mercantile credit.
kane was dispatched to the uk in 1988 to run woodchester investments (uk). after leaving the company in 1992, he approached irish permanent, then a building society, about setting up a car finance division.
the success of irish permanent finance resulted in promotion for kane to general manager of retail banking in 1995, before being appointed chief executive of the lender in 1999 on its merger with insurer irish life. he quit within two years of the deal.
in 2002, kane set up shared home investment plan (ship) offering the first openly-marketed equity-release product in the irish market for seniors, and in 2006 it secured a stock market quotation by reversing into publicly-quoted ardent and was subsequently renamed finance ireland.
in april 2007, finance ireland set up a subprime lender with investec, called nua mortgages, before selling its 40 per cent stake back to its partner later that year. investec’s takeover at the time of uk-based start mortgages, which has an irish business, triggered its buyout of the nua shareholding as its agreement with kane prohibited it from owning a rival in the irish market.
kane was lucky to get finance ireland’s €1.4 million equity investment in nua back as others who dipped their toes into irish subprime during the boom years didn’t fare so well.
ship stopped writing new business in 2009.
by then, finance ireland, which had 50 employees before the crash, only had three people.
even in the dark days kane reckoned that there would be an opportunity to get back into lending again as foreign institutions fled the market. the problem was finding a partner with the same view. close brothers , who initially held talks with donnellan in 2008, decided in november 2010 to back the company – just as ireland was heading into an international bailout.
business was slow to start off, with first auto finance writing €22 million of car finance in its first year but it accelerated as the economy recovered.
in 2015, finance ireland became the first company outside the two pillar banks to access funds through the strategic banking corporation of ireland to lend to smes. the following year, it established a €100 million milkflex fund in partnership with glanbia, isif and dutch lender rabobank.
commercial real estate lending, which finance ireland entered in 2015 and has subsequently built up a €250 million portfolio with funding from london-based hsbc, is going strong, says kane.
kane said that some parts of the commercial real estate market are “coming near the end of the lifecycle”.
second time around things are different for finance ireland, according to the boss.
“when i look back at how we built businesses before it was all about origination, origination, origination,” says kane, slipping into banker-speak for lending. “we never thought that much about managing the portfolio, the risks associated with what we’re doing, or how to build the platform.
“this time around, i said ‘we’re going to go about this the slow way. we’re going to put in the foundations, put up a structure and make sure that everything is solid.’ we have learned the lessons. some of it was forced on us, thankfully, through increased regulation and [data]reporting. but we also invested hugely in centralised credit, compliance, hr and risk.
while borrowers more than 90 days behind with their repayments has more than halved in the past year to 6.3 per cent in june, kane is re-entering a market where more than 28,000 home loans are more than two years in default.
kane says finance ireland will be “competitive” but will not lead the market in pricing even as the average standard variable rate for new home loans in the state stood at 3.08 per cent in september, compared with 1.76 per cent across the euro area, according to data from the central bank of ireland.
kane says irish banks face higher funding costs and have to hold more capital than most other european peers because of the scale of the crash here and the fact that it is very difficult for lenders to foreclose on loans in default.
kane believes borrowers who can’t afford their loans must be helped but by the state, not lenders.
finance ireland’s headcount is set to reach about 140 as 10 people transfer from pepper’s dublin operation and kane recruits a similar number to help manage the mortgage portfolio.
however, the company lost one of its earliest employees in the auto finance business, david clerkin, last weekend when the 30-year-old ireland and drogheda united football fan drowned in copenhagen after travelling to the city ahead of the ireland-denmark football international on monday night.
kane, who turns 64 in january, found himself wistfully tracking his son’s travels through the likes of thailand and cambodia as he took a year off last year.
any such opportunity on the horizon over the next few years?
he’s got mortgages to sell.
hobbies: kane used to sail a lot, but hasn’t for the past few years after hurting his neck. he enjoys walking and travelling.
something that might surprise: he’s a keen bird watcher, and likes nothing more than to set off with his wife with their guidebook to see how many different species they can spot.


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Achche din for those wanting more cash in system ? More probably the Modi government is allowing cash in system till elections and will put the squeeze on cash once it gets re elected . Don't get fooled !!
Mulayam Singh Yadav backs Modi for PM !! Eesssey achche din kya ayenge for BJP !!
Sathiya gaya hai... he doesnt remember who is the current PM Akhilesh ghar mein iski waat lageyga, no more TV for abba..
Mulla M said he would like to see Modi as PM AGAIN . He knows Modi is current PM .
according to the article, what he precisely said is - Meri kaamna hai ki pradhaanmantri ji aap phirse pradhaanmantri banein. Mera anubhav hai ki main jab bhi aap se mila, aapne turant mera kaam kiya.
He did not utter the word 'Modi'. once he has said what he has said, he cant go back on his words to say - sorry, mai so raha tha!
When you talk to a person directly , do you have to take his name ?
Will you really expect Mulayam Singh Yadav to say this about Modi and other BJP MPs - when his son and his party are doing so much to not let BJP come back to power?
But he has said it! Is that a sudden change of heart and genuine desire to wish all the very best to BJP and Modi?
I really could not hear/understand everything he said but looks like Modi happily acknowledging his gesture.
There is so much noise in background. But last sentence he said that " Mai chahta hu ki narendramodi phir bane pradhanmantri".
Government to infuse RS 48239 crores in PSU banks . This will help save the banks .

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achche din for those wanting more cash in system ? more probably the modi government is allowing cash in system till elections and will put the squeeze on cash once it gets re elected . don't get fooled !!
mulayam singh yadav backs modi for pm !! eesssey achche din kya ayenge for bjp !!
sathiya gaya hai... he doesnt remember who is the current pm akhilesh ghar mein iski waat lageyga, no more tv for abba..
mulla m said he would like to see modi as pm again . he knows modi is current pm .
according to the article, what he precisely said is - meri kaamna hai ki pradhaanmantri ji aap phirse pradhaanmantri banein. mera anubhav hai ki main jab bhi aap se mila, aapne turant mera kaam kiya.
he did not utter the word 'modi'. once he has said what he has said, he cant go back on his words to say - sorry, mai so raha tha!
when you talk to a person directly , do you have to take his name ?
will you really expect mulayam singh yadav to say this about modi and other bjp mps - when his son and his party are doing so much to not let bjp come back to power?
but he has said it! is that a sudden change of heart and genuine desire to wish all the very best to bjp and modi?
i really could not hear/understand everything he said but looks like modi happily acknowledging his gesture.
there is so much noise in background. but last sentence he said that " mai chahta hu ki narendramodi phir bane pradhanmantri".
government to infuse rs 48239 crores in psu banks . this will help save the banks .


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Tiffany Griffin was born and raised in Union, Missouri, where she currently lives with her children. She spends most of her free time with her children who are very active in sports and church. Outside of her children and grandson she enjoys spending time with friends and family.
Tiffany graduated from Union High School and received an Associate’s Degree in Business Technology – Accounting. She has worked with substance abuse clients for the last 10 years, but decided to make a change and joined Robinson Brinkmann & Fulford LLC as a legal assistant in 2018. She currently assists in multiple areas of the law including civil and domestic litigation.

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tiffany griffin was born and raised in union, missouri, where she currently lives with her children. she spends most of her free time with her children who are very active in sports and church. outside of her children and grandson she enjoys spending time with friends and family.
tiffany graduated from union high school and received an associate’s degree in business technology – accounting. she has worked with substance abuse clients for the last 10 years, but decided to make a change and joined robinson brinkmann & fulford llc as a legal assistant in 2018. she currently assists in multiple areas of the law including civil and domestic litigation.


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get the mobile country codes for calling fiji islands from norway.
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