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Below are links to the Consultation on the Council's Be Heard website which describes the current changes taking place on Sheepcote Street.
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Vol. 28, No. 1, 2016, pp. 6-9 Bioline Code: mm16002
Malawi Medical Journal, Vol. 28, No. 1, 2016, pp. 6-9
en Assessment of non-standard HIV antiretroviral therapy regimens at Lighthouse Trust in Lilongwe, Malawi
Barnett, B. S.; Chaweza, T.; Tweya, H.; Ngambi, W.; Phiri, S. & Hosseinipour, M. C.
Lighthouse Trust in Lilongwe, Malawi serves approximately 25,000 patients with HIV antiretroviral therapy (ART) regimens standardized according to national treatment guidelines. However, as a referral centre for complex cases, Lighthouse Trust occasionally treats patients with non-standard ART regimens (NS-ART) that deviate from the treatment guidelines. We evaluated factors contributing to the use of NS-ART and whether patients could transition to standard regimens.
This was a cross-sectional study of all adult patients at Lighthouse Trust being treated with NS-ART as of February 2012. Patients were identified using the electronic data system. Medical charts were reviewed and descriptive statistics were obtained.
One hundred six patients were initially found being treated with NS-ART, and 92 adult patients were confirmed to be on NS-ART after review. Mean patient age was 42.4 ± 10.3 years, and 52 (57%) were female. Mean duration of treatment with the NS-ART being used at the time of data collection was 2.1 ± 1.5 years. Eight patients (9%) were on modified first-line NS-ART and 84 (91%) were on modified second-line NS-ART, with 90 patients (98%) having multiple factors contributing to NS-ART use. Severe toxicity from one medication contributed in 28 cases (30%) and toxicity from multiple medications contributed in 46 cases (50%), while 22 patients (24%) were transitioned to NS-ART following a stockout of their original medication. Following clinical review, 84 patients (91%) were transitioned to standard regimens, and eight (9%) were maintained on NS-ART because of incompatibility of their clinical features with the latest national guidelines.
Primary factors contributing to NS-ART use were medication toxicities and medication stockouts. Most patients were transitioned to standard regimens, although the need for NS-ART remains.
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Expanding the Playmobil City Life line comes five new pet-themed sets for 2019. These new buildable playsets include the Playmobil Tiny Paws Pet Hotel, Playmobil Small Animal Boarding set, Playmobil Mobile Pet Groomer set, Playmobil Purrfect Stay Cat Boarding set, and the Playmobil Dog Trainer set.
If you're looking for a deluxe Playmobil set that features pet characters, check out The Playmobil Tiny Paws Pet Hotel (item No. 9275). This 154-piece set comes with plenty of pet themed accessories for building and imaginative play. Inside the pet hotel, you'll find a hotel reception area for your pet check-ins, a kitchen to cook up some gourmet meals (only the best for pet guests!), and indoor and outdoor play areas that cater to each hotel guest whether they are furry or feathered. Accessories include a seesaw, two dog houses, a bird perch, a fence, and a swinging pet door so guest can move easily in and out of the hotel. For added pretend play, the set includes lots of guest and other toys to occupy the hotel: three figures, eight dogs, two birds, a bench, a wheelbarrow, pet food, and more.
Pretend to care for the smallest pets with the Playmobil Small Animal Boarding set (Item No. 9277). With this 60-piece pet playset, you can care for bunnies, hamsters, and guinea pigs (of the Playmobil variety, of course). There's even a hut, a hamster wheel, and a hollowed-out log for added play value. Two figures and other accessories are included.
If you've got a pet that goes to the salon more than you do, check out the Playmobil Mobile Pet Groomer (Item No. 9278). This is a 72-piece pet groomer set for pet grooming on the go. The set comes complete with a vehicle that opens up to a fully functional pet beauty salon. Simply remove the roof and help the included female groomer give the included poodle the deluxe treatment, using the table, tub, hose, and basket filled with tools for washing, drying, brushing, styling, and more.
Sometimes cats need their own space, which is where the Playmobil Purrfect Stay Cat Boarding set (item No. 9276) comes in. This 76-piece set is equipped with features for the indoor and outdoor cat, connected by a swinging pet door. Whether you've got a social cat or one that prefers to be left alone, this boarding set has the place to climb, hide, or eat. Two figures and six cats are included.
For even easier play for little ones, check out the no-assembly required Playmobil Dog Trainer set (Item No. 9279). With 12 pieces, it includes a trainer and four dogs---a German Shepherd mama and puppy, a Golden Retriever, and a Border Collie.
These high quality sets feature animal themes that will appeal to many children. They can be combined for more play possibilities. We love how there are so many accessories for imaginative play, and that the figures can bend, sit, or stand. The sets can be combined for more play possibilities. There are so many accessories for imaginative play and the figures can bend, sit, or stand.
All of these Playmobil City Life Pet Hotel Sets are made for ages 4 and up. These sets will appeal to young animal lovers that like nurturing pet play as well as kids that like to construct their own worlds of play.
Each Playmobil City Life set is sold separately. Additional sets are also available.
The time it takes to put these sets together varies from no time at all (Playmobil Dog Trainer set) up to 30 minutes (Playmobil Tiny Paws Pet Hotel).


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We play the sounds of New York City as we hear them.
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Svbterranean questioned Imperial Triumphant about their jazz influences. Explore the darkness that helps shape Imperial's sound on the new record 'Vile Luxury'.
Collaboration is crucial to Imperial's creation process. Toilet ov Hell breaks down why IT working with Artificial Brain's Will Smith helped to create the sound of the 'Gotham Luxe' molten grandeur.


The poll to vote for the new Power Housemate is now open.
Fans can use the official iOS Big Brother app (available from the App store) to vote. There is no version of the App available for Android or other devices so votes can only be made using an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Votes can't be made for the three nominated housemates (Danielle, Jale and Tamara) and the new Power housemate will be kept a secret from the other housemates.
The poll closes at 9AM, Thursday 12th June, with the result revealed during the Friday Live show.
You can't vote for the nominees... W t f.
I don't have an Android, damn it.
Was tempted to vote Helen.
The people voting Toya do realize that she's an External Organ of Pauline right?
So Jale can never become the Power Housemate?
Chris it is. One of the few that won't just bumlick the elite group.
I like toya but she will never punish people that deserve it.
Don't worry guys I'll make sure our favourite gets chosen, I work at Carphone Warehouse and will vote for Mark on every single phone in the store.
Not necessarily, it's just on this occasion they'll be holding it beyond Friday so it's in case of eviction.
She could hold it like Pauline in the days before nominations.
Toya won't punish Pauline. She's too nice.


This picture was taken by my late mother as she was leaving Islay from what turned out to be her last visit. You can see River Laggan on the bottom of the picture, Laggan Bay with the Big Strand on the right and the Low Road on the left. There are a few more pictures in the Islay From The Air Revisited entry and the related Islay From The Air on 25/Jun/2007 special.


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COBB v. THE STATE.
(228 Ga. 292)
(185 SE2d 378)
NICHOLS, Justice.
Incest. Clayton Superior Court. Before Judge Banke.
The defendant was indicted, tried and convicted of the offense of incest. Jurisdiction of such an appeal, the same not being a capital felony, is in the Court of Appeals and not this court. The jurisdiction of this court is sought to be invoked by numerous attacks upon the constitutionality of that portion of the Act of 1856 (Ga. L. 1855-6, pp. 229, 231) codified as file first question to be asked prospective jurors upon voir dire examination (Code 59-806). Held:
1. The constitutionality of this Code section was ruled upon in Woolfolk v. State, 85 Ga. 69 (9) (11 SE 814), and as recently as Massey v. State, 222 Ga. 143, 150 (149 SE2d 118), the language in Woolfolk was quoted with approval as to another of the voir dire questions provided for by the above Act of the General Assembly.
2. "It is well settled that when the constitutionality of a statute has been finally and conclusively determined by decisions of this court such questions cannot again be urged so as to invoke the jurisdiction of this court in a case where the jurisdiction of the subject matter of the appeal is otherwise properly in the Court of Appeals. See Morgan County v. Craig, 213 Ga. 742 (101 SE2d 714); Continental Cas. Co. v. Bump, 218 Ga. 187, 190 (126 SE2d 783)." Huguley v. State, 225 Ga. 191 (1) (167 SE2d 152).
3. The Court of Appeals and not this court has jurisdiction of this appeal.
H. Eugene Brown, District Attorney, for appellee.
L. C. Chrietzberg, for appellant.
ARGUED OCTOBER 13, 1971 -- DECIDED NOVEMBER 5, 1971.
Citing Cases:
JACKSON v. THE STATE. (216 SE2d 864) (234 Ga. 621) (1975)
COBB v. THE STATE. (125 Ga. App. 556) (188 SE2d 260) (1972)
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Fighting for Justice in South Dallas Community
Students in a community-based service learning course spend their Tuesdays learning, but not in a classroom.
Instead, about a dozen classmates travel with Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Studies Carol Lanham to South Oak Cliff High School to mentor, teach and build relationships with its students through the Dallas-based nonprofit Focus on Teens. One Tuesday morning in February, the service class arrived at South Oak Cliff to find out that student NeQuacia Jacobs had been killed.
Jacobs, an eighteen-year-old expected to graduate in May, was shot while inside her apartment. The perpetrator shot and wounded her younger sister, as well. At South Oak Cliff the following Monday, the student body wore purple in her honor.
"She was a ray of sunshine for everyone," Sociology sophomore Karine Garduno said. "When I saw that she was lost, and she was the third student they had lost since the beginning of that year, all due to gun violence… She had a lot ahead of her. Because of how big of an influence she had on our kids we wanted to make sure that we respected them, the school, and her life, and could celebrate her life."
Sociology junior Hannah Hofmann said although she never had a chance to meet Jacobs, hearing from Jacobs' grandmother and close friends showed her what a brilliant and ambitious young lady she was.
"Walking into the school that morning, I could feel a heaviness from the pain of the faculty and her peers," Hofmann said. "It was a very dark atmosphere. The sad part of it all was speaking with the students. I knew that this was not as shocking to them as it had been to me, because unfortunately this is not the first time they have seen someone they know lost to gun violence."
The high school's alumna and community liaison Derrick Battie started a petition for gun reform in her name — Quaci's Law — and Lanham said the UTD students asked how they could help. That request resulted in an April 11 visit to UTD's campus by Battie and Jacobs' grandmother to speak on the topic in Lanham's Classical Social Theory course.
"We were discussing the essays of W.E.B. DuBois, who wrote about disparities in education for African Americans," Lanham said. "Mr. Battie often speaks of the challenges they have faced at South Oak Cliff. He even brought along Quaci's grandmother as a special guest and she talked about the petition. Their lectures moved us to tears and inspired even more of our students to get involved in the drive to get signatures for the petition."
A Student Union booth run by students in the service learning course that same day provided information about Jacobs' life and the gun law reform petition.
In a Facebook post, Battie wrote, "We would like to sincerely thank each of the beautiful, intelligent, passionate students at the UTD Richardson campus for helping the SOC community launch the official Online petition for 'Quaci's Law' in honor of Former Dallas South Oak Cliff HS senior, NeQuacia Jacobs, who was shot and killed, and her younger sister who currently attends Dallas Life Oak Cliff."
As of April 27, 392 people had signed an online petition advocating for Quaci's Law, and the physical copy garnered over 600 signatures.
International political economy freshman Ragya Kaul, who is also a member of the service class, said raising awareness in the community and the university is essential.
"It's important not to become desensitized to it, like, 'It's just another gun death that happened," because it's another life that was taken," Kaul said. "It's very easy for us to just glaze over all the people who are shot but it's really important than we give each one individual attention."
According to US News, 84 percent of students at South Oak Cliff high school are economically disadvantaged. UTD students volunteer through the organization Focus on Teens to both mentor South Oak Cliff high schoolers and pick a topic of discussion for each week. Themes have included coping with stress, personality assessments and achieving goals in spite of obstacles.
Focus on Teens, a Dallas-based non-profit, operates a drop-in center designed to provide homeless and at-risk students in the Dallas and Fort Worth area with access to food, hygiene products and other basic needs. Kaul said the time spent at with the students has been a learning and growing experience for her entire class.
"It's not only a really lovely bunch of kids, but a lot of times when people talk about homeless or at-risk kids they don't really think of them as having potential," Kaul said. "They don't think of them as having the motivation to finish school. These kids have dreams and goals for success. They want to be in the Olympics, they want to own their own business, they want to be doctors and vets the same as the rest of us but they're not given the opportunity to."
Kaul said she sees UTD joining a community effort to seek resolution for Jacobs' death.
"In black and brown and low-income communities, these kinds of things are just expected to happen and no one really does anything about it," Kaul said. "They'll just say it's inevitable. But that's not the case, and you see it especially when you have one-on-one interactions with these kids. That's not the case at all."
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The Los Angeles Times' Matea Gold takes a look at the upcoming Today show coverage of the Olympics.
Anchor Matt Lauer says the network will cover the good and the bad. "We're going to cover every single aspect of it," he said. "And I don't think we're going to be shy about it. The interesting thing will be what kind, if any, pushback we get."
Today EP Jim Bell, who describes himself as "an Olympics geek," (he's helped to cover six Olympics) is excited to get started. ""I'm really pumped up about it," he said. "I think the fact that it's China is going to make it interesting, whether we want it to be or not. And we want it to be."
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Marisa Guthrie describes in Broadcasting & Cable the difficulties for non-rights holders (anyone except NBC) to get access. "The bureaucratic red tape in China makes covering news beyond the competition inside the Olympic Green — which is off limits to non-rights holders — all the more difficult," she writes.
Still, ABC News foreign editor Michael Kreisel says the restrictions are not necessarily exclusive to China. "The Olympics have always been restrictive for non-rights holders," he said. "We are totally used to this."
And FishbowlNY's Glynnis MacNicol reports The Huffington Post, "remains off limits to Internet users in China."


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Incorporating these components in a self-management framework encourages ongoing adherence and can improve psychosocial well-being and independence.
Pulmonary rehabilitation should be part of the care continuum for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). An increase in the number of pulmonary rehabilitation programs around Australia is needed due to the high prevalence of COPD and the associated increasing healthcare costs.
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KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! is adapted from the popular series of light novels by Akatsuki Natsume with illustrations by Mishima Kurone. The first series of the TV anime aired in 2016 with Season 2 following in 2017.


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Share the Street Party on Argyle and Grafton - November 4
October 26/17
DHBC News | Downtown Halifax News
With the Argyle and Grafton Streetscape scheduled for completion on October 31, it's time to celebrate the end of 21 weeks of construction, a beautiful new pedestrian-friendly shared street, and a revitalized entertainment district. Downtown Halifax Business Commission (DHBC) is excited to throw the ultimate street party on November 4, from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. The Argyle Grafton "Share the Street Party" is a full day of family fun, games, six live musical acts, on-street performances, two beer gardens, and a showcase for businesses in the area. The headlining act is Skratch Bastid, a Halifax born and raised DJ that has been performing internationally for the past 15 years. All live performances and games are free and open to the public.
"This is an exciting time for Downtown Halifax," said Paul MacKinnon, DHBC Executive Director. "After many years of working towards a new streetscape and getting through weeks of construction, the project is finally done. The businesses are ready to welcome new visitors and loyal customers to their 'new home' on the street."
An official grand opening ceremony procession will kick off the day with a paving stone reveal with Mayor Mike Savage and the 36th Halifax Pipe Band, starting at 11:00 am on the Grafton Street block, between Carmichael and Prince Streets. The procession will then continue on foot to the Argyle Street south block, between Sackville and Blowers Streets with the placement of the final paving stone.
As part of the celebration, there will be two outdoor, fenced-in, licensed Beer Garden areas. One Beer Garden will be located on Argyle Street North, between Sackville and Prince Streets (in front of the future location of Antojo). The other Beer Garden will be located on Argyle Street South, between Blowers and Prince Streets (in front of Neptune Theatre). The Beer Gardens will operate from 12:00 noon to 11:00 pm and will be 19+.
At 9:00 pm, the entire Argyle Street North block will become a 19+ licensed area. Alcohol purchased outside will not be permitted inside and alcohol purchased inside will not be permitted outside. The Argyle Street South Beer Garden will be fenced-in until the end of the event at 11:00 pm. This block will not be licensed and will be all-ages.
This celebration will be an example of how the new streetscape will facilitate new animation on the street and larger-scale special events. For updates and full schedule, visit downtownhalifax.ca/sharethestreet or like the Downtown Halifax Facebook page and follow @DowntownHalifax on Twitter.
About the Argyle and Grafton Streetscape Project
The Argyle and Grafton Shared Streetscape is an HRM project that will transform sections of Argyle and Grafton Streets and contribute to a more people-focused, vibrant downtown. It will create a shared space thoroughfare between major destinations and the flourishing entertainment district to be enjoyed by residents, businesses, and tourists. The project includes a completely new streetscape design for Argyle Street between Blowers and Prince and for Grafton Street between Prince and Carmichael Streets. The new streetscape will remove barrier curbs, create a mixed-use space, and will provide sidewalk enhancements on Prince and Carmichael Streets between Argyle and Grafton Streets.
About Skratch Bastid
Having rocked the bar many times, Skratch Bastid is now ready to raise it. In 2012, The Bastid has become one of Canada's most in-demand DJs and respected producers but don't think it happened overnight. From his humble beginnings a decade ago as a teenager in Halifax – pumping out mixtapes from his bedroom and earning a loyal following already back then – he slowly spread his skills first at DJ competitions like DMC, ITF, and Scribble Jam and now around Canada and the world as a widely recognized go-to guy for party-rocking. The illest redhead on turntables has since gone viral.
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In Praise of Here
"THUD." The ax bounces off the frozen tulip poplar log, sending me off to hunt for a wedge to be a little more persuasive.
It's a cold, dark January night, and I'm running low on firewood. "I really should have hustled and ordered those furnace parts already" I think to myself. It snowed on Saturday, just a magical sugar powder dusting, but it's quite a contrast from the beach pictures on Facebook and Instagram. Brine coats the cars, and the freeway is salty white here in the DC area.
I think there's a perception among us "YUCCIES" (Young Urban Creatives as opposed to Young Urban Professionals) that if it gets cold, be it the air or your heart, you pick up and head for the tropics. Sure, that's awesome, and if you can swing it, take me with you! For the rest of us splitting firewood in the dark, I'd like to propose a bold new idea, without sounding like a bro country song (again, I'd love to be on a beach right now, so I ain't knocking that, dude!) Here's the idea: It's actually pretty cool to be chopping firewood. It's great to be at work. The gold can mined in the mire, not just the glamour.
One time as the train hurtled through a New Jersey evening, a fascinating gentleman told me that he thinks that there's a lot of joy in the grind, and a "good clean life." This seems especially relevant at the start of a new year. Where you are, right now, is where you can begin to build your castle (or simple hut.) Let that cold air wash over your face, splashing the awareness of life into your startled breath. Taste the salt that drifts through the wind of the ordinary parking lot, and smirk at the ruffled seagulls as they huff away on indigent yellow feet. What will you build right here?


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John Dunsworth, aka Mr. Lahey on 'Trailer Park Boys,' has Died
Less than two weeks after performing at the Strawberry Bar in Mandan, John Dunsworth, best known as Mr. Lahey on 'Trailer Park Boys' has died at the age of 71.
Dunsworth played Sunnyvale Park Supervisor, Jim Lahey on 'Trailer Park Boys.' His daughter, Sarah Dunsworth, confirmed the news on her Twitter feed.
Dunsworth is originally from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia and was heavily involved in community theatre for years leading up to the success of 'Trailer Park Boys,' which has been on for 11 seasons.
His comedy tour with Patrick Roach (Randy) came through Mandan on Tuesday, October 3rd. That day, I was privileged to meet and interview the very talented Dunsworth. He and Roach stayed in character as 'Mr. Lahey and Randy' throughout the interview. Off-air, he was extremely kind and very down-to-earth. RIP John F. Dunsworth.
You can view the full interview that aired on HOT 97.5 below in the video clip.
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Tomorrow Friday, December 02 is Non-Farm Payroll day and it could prove to be very interesting for both institution and retail investors. Last month's relatively disappointing 161,000 new jobs was the final data point before the US election and helped promote the chances of a December interest rate increase from the FOMC.
The median forecast of economists polled by Reuters is for the Non-Farm Payroll to rise by 175,000.


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The Asyla Ensemble
'Ambitious, intelligent programming... A young ensemble with bags of promise.'
Prelude to The Makropulos Case
by Leos Janacek
Esa-Pekka Salonen
For our next concert we took a thrilling trip back to the start of the twentieth century (the Fin de siècle). Arnold Schoenberg completed the last of his 4 dreamy and romantic songs, Four lieder op. 2, in 1900. We were delighted to premiere a new orchestration by Hamish Brown with tenor, Richard Dowling.
Just a couple of years later in 1902, Claude Debussy's momentous Pelléas et Mélisande was first performed. A massive Wagner fan, Debussy's conception of opera, featureing symbolism prominently, as well as 'no time, no place, [and] no big scene' radically developed the potential of 20th and 21st century opera. We were joined by four talented young singers: Rachel Maby as Melisande, Barnaby Beer as Golaud, Matthew Palmer as Arkel and Timothy Edlin as the doctor.
Peppered around the Schoenberg and Debussy were short, vivid, theatrical and operatic orchestral excerpts by Leos Janacek – surely one of the most unique, remarkable and intimate of composers ever to have lived. We performed the overtures from Katya Kabanova, The Makropulos Case and the premiere of recently completed incidental music from the play Schluck und Jau - the composer's last orchestral work.
Friday 1st April, 7.45pm
St James's Church, Sussex Gardens
London, W2 3UD
Find out more about Debussy's only completed opera from Olivier Messiaen and Simon Rattle...
Olivier Messiaen's analysis class on Pelleas
from Olivier Messiaen et les oiseaux (1973)
Simon Rattle introduces Pelleas et Melisande
LSO / Barbican 2015
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Nellie Huggins of GapersBlock.com interviews Brian Henson about Henson Alternatives touring improv comedy show Stuffed and Unstrung. Upcoming performances include 2 shows on June 25th at Largo in Los Angeles – 7:30pm & 9:30pm.
Recently Basil Twist was interviewed on NPR's Weekend Edition. You can check out images and listen to the interview here.


This is the fourth in a series about the four styles of RPA (Robotic Process Automation) in OSS.
The third style is Decision Support. I refer to this style as the parrot on the shoulder because the parrot (RPA) guides the operator through their daily activities. It isn't true automation but it can provide one of the best cost-benefit ratios of the different RPA styles. It can be a great blend of human-computer decision making.
OSS processes tend to have complex decision trees and need different actions performed depending on the information being presented. An example might be a customer on-boarding, which includes credit and identity check sub-processes, followed by the customer service order entry.
The RPA can guide the operator to perform each of the steps along the process including the mandatory fields to populate for regulatory purposes. It can also recommend the correct pull-down options to select so that the operator traverses the correct branch of the decision tree of each sub-process.
In these situations the cost of training can far outweigh the cost of building an OSS (RPA) parrot on each operator's shoulder.
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Published: Feb 01 at 1:56 p.m.
Updated: Feb 01 at 2:14 p.m.
KENTVILLE, N.S. – An Annapolis Valley social worker says that while seniors are at risk of depression, it is an illness that can be treated if they are willing to seek help and talk openly about it.
Pam McKinley is a co-ordinator and clinical social worker with the Mental Health and Addictions Services' Seniors Mental Health Team in the Annapolis Valley.
She recently presented to residents at Kings Riverside Court in Kentville about why could be at risk of developing depression, and how getting help and talking about mental health are both critically important.
She said seniors are often at risk of depression due to factors such as loneliness, chronic illness and pain, a loss of independence and a feeling of lacking purpose.
She added that stigma "hits this older generation particularly hard" because they were raised to ignore such feelings and continue on with their lives.
"That's part of the stigma, the view that 'you can just snap out of this.' Back when folks in their 80s and 90s were being raised, you didn't talk about that – you just 'pulled up your boot straps,'" said McKinley.
A Kings Riverside Court resident, who did not want her name published, attended the presentation and spoke with other residents about her own history with depression.
"My son says he feels, even in my tone of voice, coming here has changed my whole attitude. A lot of times it's just about listening to other people, being with them – you don't feel a stranger here, you don't feel lost," she said.
McKinley said any senior's first step when identifying depression or seeking help is to see their doctor to request a referral to mental health services.
John Moore, manager with Adult Mental Health and Addictions for the Annapolis Valley, confirmed this.
"It works best if (the) first stop for mental health needs are with the primary care provider," he said, adding that the patient can then be referred to a specialist for assessment and a potential diagnosis.
With many Annapolis Valley residents still without a family doctor, Moore said people can also obtain referrals at a walk-in clinic or by calling the self-referral phone line at the Annapolis Valley Mental Health and Addictions Services line - 1-855-273-7110.
Moore said he "would assume" patients would be able to obtain a referral from a physician or nurse practitioner at a walk-in clinic "as easily" as with a family doctor.
"I would think no matter the setting that the doctor or nurse would facilitate that transition of care," he added.
Moore did not confirm the number of people currently waiting to be seen through mental health services.
"I think for multiple reasons people have difficulty navigating health-care services, or social services. We want to try and make it as simple and user-friendly as possible, and a comfortable experience and ensure they know how to reach out to us," he said.
As her presentation drew to a close, McKinley emphasized the need to reach out and speak with people – whether a medical professional or a friend – about struggles with mental health to normalize the issue.
"I think mental health is such an important aspect of our health. It's all connected, and when one part of us is off, it effects every other part of us. It's almost the last frontier in health research," she said.
If you are in crisis, or know someone who is, call the Mental Health Crisis Line at 1-888-429-8167 (toll-free). The service is available 24 hours a day and seven days a week.
Mental Health and Addictions services in the Annapolis Valley can be reached at 1-855-273-7110.
Kings County contact is 902-375-3602, Michelle.Parker@rcmp-grc.gc.ca.
"Nova Scotians who are without a primary care provider are encouraged to add their names to the Need a Family Practice Registry, either online at needafamilypractice.nshealth.ca or by calling 811, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. People on the registry are assisted in chronological order. When we are aware of practices that are accepting new patients, lists of names from the registry are provided to practices.


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Yup, you read it right: I'm heading back to first grade this year!!! And I am super, SUPER excited!!!!!
I have a TON of work to do before September 4th. I can't wait to add color and organize and make it feel like home! :) Be sure to check back with me over the next few weeks to see what I turn it into!!!
Cute room! Can't wait to see how it looks after you finish decorating. Where did you find the photo mat? I want to make something similar but not sure where to start.
That is one snazzy floor! Congrats on teaching 1st again. It's difficult to become proficient at a grade level when "they" keep on moving you around like that! I've been teaching 1st for 8 years and I still feel like a newbie sometimes. I'm sure your room will look beautiful before September 4! Can't wait to see what you do.
I love the frame, I want to make one too!
I've also switched a bunch. First grade 2 years, then kinder, now 3rd. I'll probably be staying where I'm at for a while, too!
Bless you for being so calm about switching grade levels so many times! That is a challenge! I hope this spot will be your permanent spot!
Your frame is really, really cute; your students will love it!
I can't wait to see what you do in your new room!
welcome back to first! :) they'll be so happy to have you!
Welcome to FIRST GRADE :) So excited for you!! Love the frame ;-) it was definitely a cute thing to do on their first day of school!
I love your frame! What did you use to keep the border and letters on it?
Love that frame!!! I want to make one.
Yeah, for you! I love the frame...my husband just made mine and I was going to start decorating. I'm glad I saw yours because I never thought of using border on it! Seriously cute!
Yay for your first day in your new classroom!! It is not a good feeling to see the classroom at the end of summer and all the work that needs to be done to get it ready for the kiddos!! It's fun decorating, but so much work!! It always takes me a lot longer than I expect!! haha good luck getting it all done though, I can't wait to see how it turns out!! And your photo frame is super cute!!
I love the photo frame and the floors in your new room! Totally can't wait to see what you turn it into! :) It's gonna be adorable I'm sure!!
Are you taking orders from followers; I would love one for me classroom/students :>) Smiles and stop by anytime!!!
So glad to hear you are headed back to first! There is something about first that is super special. I can't wait to see how you transform your new space.
Congrats!!! We're both in 1st! Yay!
Your frame looks adorable!! I am sure that you will have your room whipped into shape soon and it will look awesome!! Good luck in first!!
Yay! I love 1st grade! SUPER CUTE frame!! Love it! I'm a new follower!
Im a new follower of yours and for some reason I can't see your pictures!
YIKES! Sixth grade?! I can't imagine teaching sixth! I can't wait to see your new firstie classroom!
Congrats on being back in first.
Love that floor. I can't wait to see what you do with your room!


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«Шосе Ентузіастів» () — станція Калінінської лінії Московського метрополітену. Розташована між станціями «» та «».

Станцію відкрито 30 грудня 1979 у складі черги «» — «». Названа за однойменним шосе.

Технічна характеристика
Конструкція станції — колонна трисклепінна глибокого закладення (глибина закладення — 53 м). Побудована за типовим проектом зі збірного чавунного оздоблення. Склепіння підтримують 8 пар масивних пілонів.

Вестибюль
У станції один підземний вестибюль (східний), сполучений з центральним залом станції тринитковим ескалатором. Вестибюль сполучений з підземним переходом під Шосе Ентузіастів.

Оздоблення
До революції Шосе Ентузіастів мало назву Владимирський тракт. По цій дорозі відправляли ув'язнених на каторгу до Сибіру. Тому оздоблення станції присвячено темі каторги й боротьби за свободу в історії Російської імперії. Масивні пілони станції оздоблені Уфалєйським мармуром різних відтінків, його колір змінюється по довжині станції від глухої стіни в торці до виходу в місто від світло-жовтого до темно-сірого. Цоколі пілонів оздоблені червоним гранітом. Литі художні вставки на стінах присвячені революційній тематиці. У західному торці центрального залу розміщена скульптурна композиція «Полум'я свободи». На ній зображені кам'яні руки, що розривають ланцюги, які проламують мармурове оздоблення. Поруч — скинутий герб Російської імперії і царська корона. Здалеку здається, що стіна і справді проломлена. На колійних стінах знаходяться композиції на світлому металі. Вони зображують хронологію революції (розташування композицій від входу до глухого кута): палаюча садиба зі спрямованими на неї вилами, Сенатська площа, Мідний вершник, багнети, шабля, падаюча треуголка, кімната з видом на Петропавловську фортецю. Завершує ряд зображення гвинтівок на тлі червоного прапора.

Колійні стіни оздоблені червоним і світлим гранітом, а підлога станції викладена сірим і червоним мармуром. Світильники у центральному залі і над платформами приховані за широким карнизом над арками пілонів.

Колійний розвиток
Станція з колійним розвитком — 3 стрілочних переводи і 1 станційна колія для обороту та відстою рухомого складу.

Пересадки
 Станцію МЦК  Шосе Ентузіастів
 Автобуси: 36, 46, 83, 125, 141, 214, 254, 469, 659, 702, т30, т53, н4;
 Трамваї: 36, 37, 38

Посилання

 Офіційний сайт Московського метрополітену
 Сайт «Московське метро»
 Сайт «METRO.Фотоальбом»
 Сайт «Прогулянки по метро»
 Сайт «Енциклопедія нашого транспорту»

Калінінсько-Солнцевська лінія
Станції Московського метрополітену
Пілонні станції
Залізничні станції та платформи, збудовані 1979

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This periodization has already got not only into the school manuals but into academic syntheses. However, nobody has proposed any basing of validity of such an approach yet. It looks like that the only guidance that initiators of this approach followed was their aspiration to do "as it was in the whole world", to write the history of Belarus into the all-european context purely in the formal way. In the result, the manuals and general works with the new periodization are full of inconsequences and contradictions. It appears that in the Middle Ages on the territory of Belarus there were no towns and state, Christianity and written language. At the same time during the 16-17th centuries announced to be the Modern Period the most important features of the medieval society were distinctly revealed here - economy in kind, absolute predominance of rural population, authority of landlords, personal dependence of peasants. The Grand Duchy of Lithuania in the 16th century was still a patrimonial monarchy with underdeveloped system of vassalage.
As far as it goes about the Middle Ages in the history of Belarus (on the whole with respect to the Eastern Europe the term of "Middle Ages" can be used rather figuratively) its chronological frames are quite different. Belarusian past can be better interpreted from the point of view of the concept of "long Middle Ages". The low level of urbanisation, supremacy of agrarian economy, demographic regress which was a result of frequent wars, and some other factors brought about extremely sharp difference between the high (elite) culture and low (popular) culture, exceptional firmness of traditional structures and stereotypes of mentality. As it become evident in conditions of totalitarian regime even today the Belarusian society haven't got rid of some characteristic features of typically medieval mentality - authoritarism, dogmatism, collectivism, etc.


Banned Books Week is held each year in the last week of September. Libraries and their supporters use Banned Book Week to raise awareness about books challenges and censorship and to celebrate the right to read.
Does anything jump out to you about the books featured in the video above? Six of the ten are written by people who identify as members of the LGBTQ+ community (including Mariko Tamaki, Alex Gino, Jazz Jennings, David Levithan, and Chuck Palahniuk), and/or include characters or themes representing the experiences of LGBTQ+ people (including Drama, George, I Am Jazz, and Two Boys Kissing).
Books depicting the diverse array of American and global experiences are frequent fixtures on annual Challenged Books List. A 2014 analysis by Melinda Lo found that about half of the books that appeared on an ALA Challenged Books List from 2000 to 2013 "addressed issues about race, and/or disability; or were about non-white, LGBTQ and/or disabled characters." Meanwhile, books written by people of color were as much as twice as likely to appear on a Challenged Books List as the rate at which publishers release books written by people of color.
Banned Books @ the American Library Association – Learn more about Banned and Challenged Books, including Top Ten Most Challenged lists from years past and more information about the reasons books are challenged.
"Book Challenges Suppress Diversity" by Melinda Lo – The full analysis cited above on what types of books are challenged and banned.
Virtual Read Outs – The Official YouTube Channel of Banned Books week includes hundreds of videos of individuals celebrating their right to read by reading selections from banned and challenged books. You can even submit your own Read Out video.


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#include "paddle/phi/core/dense_tensor.h"
#include "paddle/phi/core/sparse_coo_tensor.h"
#include "paddle/phi/core/sparse_csr_tensor.h"

namespace phi {
namespace sparse {

/* COO @ DENSE VEC -> DENSE VEC */
template <typename T, typename Context>
void MvCooKernel(const Context& dev_ctx,
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                 const DenseTensor& vec,
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/* CSR @ DENSE VEC -> DENSE VEC */
template <typename T, typename Context>
void MvCsrKernel(const Context& dev_ctx,
                 const SparseCsrTensor& x,
                 const DenseTensor& vec,
                 DenseTensor* out);

}  // namespace sparse
}  // namespace phi


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2. Add broth and garlic; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover tightly and simmer 2 to 2-1/2 hours or until beef is fork tender.
3. Remove pot roast; cool slightly. Skim fat; reserve cooking liquid. Shred pot roast with 2 forks.
4. Combine beef and barbecue sauce in saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat 8 to 10 minutes, adding cooking liquid as needed to keep beef moist. Serve in rolls.


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Would you spend a year traveling and working remotely?
That's right, Tiny Pocket Friends--
We are taking a break from our summer break to bring you an unexpected and ultra-inspiring episode of GHY!
On today's episode, Misty is joined by Sam Pessin, Co-Founder and President of Remote Year, to talk about how travel impacts self-development.
Remote Year is the pioneer and...
Special Guest: Sam Pessin, Co-Founder & President of Remote Year
Today, Misty is joined by Sam Pessin, Co-Founder and President of Remote Year, to talk about how travel impacts self-development.
Remote Year is the pioneer and market leader in community-based travel experiences, bringing remote workers and remote learners to the most inspiring destinations on the planet to live,...
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GHY Minisode 122
On this edition of the Weekly Beef, Misty is joined by author Gabrielle Bosché to talk about her company, The Purpose Company, which helps people find and embody their life's purpose.
Gabrielle is one of the most booked Millennial motivators in the world. She has been called the "next generation of motivators" by Tom...
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USTDA Announces Call for Digital Infrastructure Project Proposals in Latin America and the Caribbean
Home / USTDA Newsroom / Press Releases / 2019 / Ustda Announces Call Digital Infrastructure Project Proposals Latin America
WASHINGTON, DC - At today's launch of the U.S. government's Growth in the Americas Initiative, USTDA Acting Director Thomas R. Hardy announced a call for initial proposals from digital infrastructure project sponsors in the Latin America and Caribbean region, including from U.S. companies working with Latin American and Caribbean project sponsors. USTDA will accept proposals into February of next year.
"This initiative represents our continued commitment to the region, our ability to create trusted partnerships and our promise to advance quality infrastructure that is built to last," said Hardy. "We are ideally positioned to ensure that U.S. industry can deliver American innovation where it's truly needed."
Proposals should include a brief description of the project's size and status, including project location, economic fundamentals, equipment and technology requirements, legal and regulatory considerations, and the purpose and amount of USTDA funding requested. Proposals should also outline the project sponsor's experience, potential options for financing the project, risks that the project faces, and estimated potential for U.S. content in the project's implementation.
Interested entities are invited to submit an initial concept paper (not to exceed five pages) on digital infrastructure-related projects to USTDA via e-mail at GrowthAmericas@ustda.gov no later than Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 12:00 pm Eastern Time to be considered for funding. Grant funding from USTDA can be used for feasibility studies or technical assistance to create bankable infrastructure projects.
USTDA is an implementing agency of the Growth in the Americas Initiative, an innovative, whole-of-government approach to support economic development by leveraging private sector investment in energy and other infrastructure projects across Latin America and the Caribbean. USTDA's investments under this initiative provide critical early-stage support to advance priority infrastructure projects in the region.
Digital Infrastructure Project Examples
USTDA encourages the submission of proposals covering the following types of digital infrastructure projects:
Subsea fiber optic cable opportunities
Emergency operations centers
Smart cities opportunities
Broadband and IT connectivity opportunities
Digital television opportunities
Healthcare IT opportunities
Records digitization opportunities
e-Education opportunities
Weather and early warning opportunities
Utilities automation opportunities
Cybersecurity for utilities (water, power, etc.) opportunities
Electronic payment methods, transaction recoding, mission critical telecommunications and cybersecurity for transportation (ports, airports, freight and passenger rail, etc.)
Smart street lighting opportunities
Financial sector digitization and cybersecurity
e-Government and government procurement systems digitization and analytics
USTDA accepts proposals to support infrastructure project development in low/middle-income countries throughout the Latin America and Caribbean region. Teams comprised of qualifying U.S. businesses and eligible Latin American and Caribbean entities from the public or private sectors may submit proposals wherever the U.S. businesses meet USTDA's nationality requirements. See USTDA's Guidelines for Sole Source Project Proposals for more details. Eligible Latin American and Caribbean entities who intend to engage a U.S. business but who have not yet selected such a business may also submit proposals. If selected for funding, USTDA will assist in identifying a U.S. business to conduct a mutually agreed-upon scope of work.
USTDA will employ the following criteria among others to evaluate proposals and make programming decisions:
Potential for U.S. exports. USTDA's mission is to help companies create U.S. jobs through the export of U.S. goods and services for priority development projects in emerging economies. USTDA will evaluate proposals based in part on their U.S. export potential.
Potential for financing and implementation. USTDA will evaluate proposals to determine their potential to obtain financing and, subsequently, project implementation. Offerors must demonstrate how USTDA's funds will catalyze public and/or private investment, and lead to new infrastructure capacity.
Size of the project. USTDA supports large infrastructure projects. While there is no formal minimum or maximum for project size, projects most often range from US$40 million to US$400 million in total capital requirements.
Potential for development impact. USTDA helps catalyze public and private investment in the region's aviation sector. USTDA will evaluate proposals based on their potential to add passenger or cargo capacity, modernize airports, advance air traffic management, and/or build aviation capacity.
Strength of the offeror. USTDA will consider the credentials of the host country project sponsor and, where applicable, the expertise of the U.S. firm.
For further information or to ask questions about this call for proposals, please send an e-mail to GrowthAmericas@ustda.gov.


Gallit I could agree more. In my classroom, I do what I can to find the time to 1:1 conference with every student as often as I can. I have learned that as much as we can learn in a whole class setting, or in a small guided group lesson, it is during 1:1 conferences that the feedback (both from the student and from me) is most powerful. One book that I found helpful with my young learners is One to One: The Art of Conferencing with Young Writers by Lucy Calkins Amanda Hartman, and Zoe Ryder White. While the focus of the book is writing with young learners, many of the ideas behind the art of conferencing can be applied to all age levels and all subject areas.
Gallit, since every time I talk with you it feels like a mini Pro-D conference I'm sure your students would also say that the 1 on 1 interview was the best part of their practicum experience.
One thing I try to do everyday with my students is make a point to truly stop and 'see' them.
I think the power of a 1 on 1 conference is that it is the chance to extend that kind of moment. The validation that they experience in being heard is huge.
Your students in the classroom will be very fortunate to have you make that kind of time for them. This is a valuable insight that should yield a good result!


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Rail Tracks as National HiAways?
Page 20, 17th March 1944 — Rail Tracks as National HiAways?
QOME of the railway chairthen, in particular 0 Sir Edward Cadogan, in their speeches at the annual general meetings of their companies, have introduced a factor to which it is highly'important that the road-transport industry should pay especial attention.
• We allude to the suggestions that the enormous traffic ordinarily conveyed by rail represents a considerable saving in highway cost, and the importance, from the railway point of view, of devising some means whereby the maintenance of rail tracks -and; incidentally, canal waterways, whilst remaining under their present ownership, should be treated as part of the whole system of national highways.
What exactly is implied by this interesting point of view? It might appear, from what has been said, that road transport does not have to pay for the highways upon which it operates, whereas the railways must meet the. whole charges of their, tracks. It should be remembered, however, that, quite apart from the fact that the users of the road are so heavily, taxed that, in ordinary times, the money thus obtained would be far more than sufficient to pay the whole upkeep of the highways, with a surplus for a new construction, the roads are open to all: In addition, every operator contributes to the rates, which include a proportion of road charges.
The railways admittedly pay for their own tracks, bur these are private and cannot be employed by trade and industry and the general public, except by individual payments. Also, the railways received a considerable concession some years ago in respect of their rates, which should, in fairness, be offset against track costs.
Is this apparently concerted effort the first step in a campaign either for the increased taxation of motor vehicles or, possibly, in the direction of obtaining Government subsidies or grants for track maintenance?
It may even be possible that the railways infer that scrim of the proceeds from motor taxation should be diverted to meet their requirements in the way of costs for this particular purpose, and this just at the time when the Treasury is engaged in the task of reviewing the incidence of the heavy taxation on road transport. It is certainly an endeavour to put a spoke in the wheel of our industry, and this is all the more dangerous because of the manner in which the matter has been raised.
. There is another interesting aspect. The railways, both in their capacity as carriers and in their majority share-holding in many important roadtransport concerns, can be counted as amongst the larges't users of motor vehicles. Do they feel that they are really not entitled to employ the highways for commercial transport or, at least, Should pay a lot more for that right?


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Synchronoss Named as a Finalist in the 2022 NJBIZ Business of the Year Awards
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Synchronoss Recognized for Corporate Citizen of the Year Category for Sync Cares Program
BRIDGEWATER, N.J., Nov. 28, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Synchronoss Technologies Inc. ("Synchronoss" or the "Company") (Nasdaq: SNCR), a global leader and innovator in cloud, messaging, and digital products and platforms, today announced that it has been named a finalist for the Corporate Citizen of the Year category for the Sync Cares program. The NJBIZ awards program honors companies and individuals for outstanding accomplishments in helping the state's business community grow and prosper.
Synchronoss introduced the Sync Cares program this year to bring employees and leadership together to lend their time and talent to support causes and communities around the globe. Employees in New Jersey, Dublin, Bangalore, London, and Melbourne partnered with local organizations to provide services to the community by sorting recycling, holding book drives, cleaning up parks and a city farm, creating weekend bags for a children's hospital and organizing donations at food banks. Over 100 employees from five different countries volunteered over 300 hours to give back to their communities.
"We are proud and honored to be named as a finalist for the 2022 NJBIZ Business of the Year award," said Synchronoss President and CEO, Jeff Miller. "Our Sync Cares program has proven to be a success in its first year as our team came together to give back to the communities where we live and work across five different countries. I am grateful that our team takes such great pride in Sync Cares, and we look forward to building upon the program for years to come."
The winners will be recognized at an awards ceremony on Tuesday, December 13 at The Palace at Somerset Park. To view the list of finalists, click here: https://njbiz.com/njbiz-reveals-2022-business-of-the-year-award-honorees/
About Synchronoss
Synchronoss Technologies (Nasdaq: SNCR) builds software that empowers companies around the world to connect with their subscribers in trusted and meaningful ways. The company's collection of products helps streamline networks, simplify onboarding, and engage subscribers to unleash new revenue streams, reduce costs and increase speed to market. Hundreds of millions of subscribers trust Synchronoss products to stay in sync with the people, services, and content they love. Learn more at www.synchronoss.com.
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3.1 This chapter describes the organisational arrangements, the objectives, and the activities of Autism Network Scotland.
support networks and deliver good practice events.
provide support to the Scottish Strategy for Autism ('the expanded role')  .
engagement of people with autism and their families in the decision making process and the work of groups through dissemination of information, events, forums etc.
support the autism strategy through membership of the strategy subgroups and information sharing.
supporting the work of the Scottish Strategy for Autism Governance Group.
3.8 Further details of each of these activities are set out in Annex 1.


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Manual Handling Regulations 1992
The incorrect handling of loads causes large numbers of injuries and can result in pain, time off work and sometimes permanent disablement. In fact, more than a quarter of all accidents reported each year to the enforcing authorities are associated with manual handling.
The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 do not, as is often believed, set legal limits for weights that can be lifted. Nor do they explicitly require training in manual handling techniques to be given - in fact they are one of the few sets of modern Regulations without an explicit training requirement contained within them.
Rather, the Regulations require, where reasonably practicable, that manual handling is eliminated. Where it cannot be eliminated, then a risk assessment must be carried out where there is a risk of injury due to the manual handling operation.
"Manual handling operations" are defined in the Regulations to mean "any transporting or supporting of a load (including the lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling, carrying or moving thereof) by hand or by bodily force". "Injury" is defined to exclude "injury caused by any toxic or corrosive substance" . Whereas, "load" is defined to include "any person and any animal". (Regulation 2).
The Regulations require employers to carry out the following 3 key steps:
Avoid hazardous manual handling operations where reasonably practicable. Consider whether the load must be moved at all. And if it must, whether it can be moved mechanically, for example, by fork-lift truck.
Assess adequately any hazardous operations that cannot be avoided. An ergonomic assessment should look at more than just the weight of the load. It should consider the shape and size of the load; the way the task is carried out (e.g. the handler's posture); the working environment (e.g. is it cramped or hot?); the individual's capability (e.g. is unusual strength required?). Unless the assessment is very simple a written record of it will be needed.
Reduce the risk or injury as far as reasonably practicable. A good assessment will not only show whether there is a problem but will also point to where the problem lies. That is the starting point for improvements. For example, if the load is bulky or heavy it may be possible to use mechanical handling aids or break down the load. If handlers have to adopt an awkward posture it may be possible to rearrange the task. Additional training may be required.
The main requirements of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations can be briefly outlined as follows:
Employers, so far as reasonably practicable, shall avoid the need for employees to undertake any manual handling operations at work which involve a risk of their being injured. (Regulation 4).
Where it is not reasonably practicable to avoid the need for employees to undertake manual handling operations at work which involve a risk of their being injured, the employer shall carry out a suitable and sufficient assessment of all such manual handling operations. The assessment needs to consider the following: Task, Individual, Environment, Load and any Other Factors which might affect the manual handling operation. The assessment shall be reviewed where there is reason to suspect that it is no longer valid or where there has been a significant change. Where the review suggests changes to the assessment, the employer shall make them. (Regulation 4).
The employer shall take appropriate steps to reduce the risk of injury to employees undertaking manual handling operations to the lowest level reasonably practicable. (Regulation 4).
The employer shall provide employees undertaking manual handling operations general indications and, where reasonable practicable, precise information on the weight of each load and the heaviest side of any load whose centre of gravity is not positioned centrally. (Regulation 4).
Employees, while at work, shall make full and proper use of any system of work provided for their use by the employer. (Regulation 5).
Brief Guidance Concerning The Manual Handling Operations Assessment
While deciding whether or not a risk of injury exists with regard to a particular manual handling operation, the following guidance may prove helpful.
Where the operation is well within the guidance figures, a simple check list will suffice. Where the operation is close to the guidance figures, a more detailed assessment will be needed. Where the operation exceeds the guidance figures by twice as much, the operation should be subject to close scrutiny.
Put simply, a 10kg load carried close to the body between shoulder and knuckle height is well within the "boundary condition" given by the above diagram (20-25kg) and a very simple assessment would be enough. The same load carried outstretched at shoulder to elbow height would be close to the boundary condition and require a detailed assessment. The same load carried outstretched at either above shoulder height or below mid lower leg height would be twice the boundary condition (5kg) and require close scrutiny.
In addition, the following factors have to be taken into account when comparing the actual manual handling operation with the boundary conditions illustrated in the diagram above.
Lower the guideline figures by 10% where the handler twists through 45º and by 20% where they twist through 90º.
Reduce the guideline figures by a third to offer same degree of protection to nearly all women as to nearly all men.
The guideline figures are for infrequent operations (up to 30 operations per hour), reduce by 30% where repeated once or twice per minute, by 50% where repeated five to eight times per minute and by 80% where repeated more than about 12 times per minute.
Reduce guideline figures where the load is carried further than 10m without a rest.
Where a load involves pushing or pulling, the guideline figure for starting or stopping the load is 25kg (10kg for keeping the load in motion).
The guideline figure for lifting while in the seated position is 5kg, close to the body, between the lower trunk and shoulder height.
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Social media has created a myth of the a professional photographer's life as "Rockstar" glamorous. Web personalities who claim that the ticket to success is to "branding"—heavy on style, light on skill—who seem to spend more time in front of the camera than behind it. This myth is hurting a profession that already faces daunting challenges. It's harder than ever to forge success as a professional event photographer. That's why it's critical to learn the real skills and secrets that will help you succeed. Not the motivational, "Buy a BMW and believe in yourself" stuff, but practical principles that generate business in the real world.
"So You Want to Be a Rockstar Photographer" is for professionals, budding pros, and anyone interested in learning more about how to thrive in the real world of event photography. What you may discover is that when you stop trying to be a rockstar, and start focusing on the process of being a thoughtful, client-centered pro, you might become an outstanding success.


The perfect gift pack for birthdays, baby showers, newborn gifts or "just because" gifts. Look no further as we have your little one covered from head to toe with our beautiful board books and brightly coloured A3 posters. We are sure these will get a lot of use as your little one explores the world around them.


We all have our favorite Girl Scout cookie. That one cookie we dream about all year long until cookie season finally arrives. For some it's Thin Mints. For others it's Tagalongs or Do-si-dos. But for me, it will always be Samoas. There's just something about their caramelly, coconutty, chocolatey goodness that I can't get enough of and I don't know why. Now I'm sure there's some sort of article or quiz that can tell me "What Your Favorite Girl Scout Cookie Says About You!"….and, actually, if there is one – can someone please send it to me?? Cause I legit want to know. Like is one cookie personality better than the other? And what does it mean if you're Team Samoas and your husband is Team Thin Mints??? Oh man, this is going down a seriously strange tangent. I should probably get back on track……and obviously Google all these things later.
The biggest downside to Girl Scout cookies is that they're only available a few months out of the year…..which is almost cruel. I mean they give us these delicious, irresistible cookies and then rip them away from us. Why would they do that?! Which means if you want to get your Samoas fix all year long – you only have two options: 1. Be that person who buys like 50 boxes and freezes them (which only works if you have insane self-control and don't eat them all in the first month) or 2. Make your own at home. I'm a big proponent for option two. It might take more work, but let's face it – homemade is always better. Which is why you're here.
This recipe might look long and it does have a few steps, but it's surprisingly easy. Especially if you break it up and make the cookies ahead of time. Like the originals, these Samoas have three basic components: a cookie base, a coconut caramel toppping, and a chocolate coating. The cookie base is a simple sugar cookie that's rolled out and cut into 2-inch circles. You could go super traditional and cut out a hole in the middle of each cookie to create the "classic" Samoas shape, but it's really not necessary. And no hole in the middle means there's that much more room for the coconut caramel topping AKA the best part.
Thankfully, the coconut caramel topping is fast and easy to make. It's just dulce de leche thinned out with a bit of heavy cream and with toasted coconut folded in. Either homemade or store bought dulce de leche is fine…..and yes, I know I said homemade is always better – but you're making homemade Samoas so you get a pass on this one.
The part that takes the longest is assembling the cookies. It takes a little bit of patience to top each cookie with the coconut caramel and then coat the bottom of each one in chocolate……and then drizzle more chocolate on top. But it's sooooooo worth it. Plus this recipe makes close to 36 cookies, so that should last you at least a couple days……right???
Preheat your oven to 325˚F and line two baking sheets with parchment.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, place the butter, salt and confectioner's sugar. Beat on medium speed until the mixture looks light and fluffy (about 3 to 5 minutes). Add in the milk and vanilla bean paste and mix until fully incorporated. Drop the mixer speed to low, add in flour and mix until the dough just comes together.
If dough feels too sticky to roll out, chill it in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes. If it's feeling good, then it's time to roll out the dough! On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to ¼ inch thickness. Cut out the cookies using a 2-inch round cookie cutter and place on the prepared baking sheets.
Bake the cookies for 11 – 12 mins or until just barely beginning to take on a golden brown color around the edges. They will set up more while they cool, so it's better to err on the side of under baking than over baking. Transfer the baking sheet to a cooling rack and let the cookies cool completely.
While the cookies are cooling, make the coconut caramel topping. In a small saucepan, warm up the dulce de leche over low heat. Once it's warmed up a bit, stir in the heavy cream and a pinch of kosher salt. You want the consistency of the caramel to be spreadable. Start with two tablespoons of cream and if it's still feeling too thick – add in more cream one tablespoon at a time until it reaches the desired consistency. Remove the pan from heat and fold in the toasted coconut.
Using a small off-set spatula, spread roughly 1 tablespoon of the coconut caramel on top of each cookie. If you notice that the caramel is thickening up and becoming hard to spread – just pop it back on the stove for a couple of minutes. Once all the cookies have been topped it's time to get working on the chocolate!
In a small microwaveable bowl, place the chopped chocolate and coconut oil. Microwave in 20 second intervals (stirring between each) until the chocolate is melted and smooth. Pour the chocolate into a shallow bowl and then carefully dip the bottom of each cookie into the melted chocolate. It doesn't have to be too perfect, but the goal is to coat the bottom and sides of the cookies.
Once each cookie is coated in chocolate, use the remaining chocolate to drizzle on top of the cookies. You can do this with either a fork or by using a small pastry bag. Fork is definitely the easier option, but I prefer the pastry bag for more control. Let the chocolate set for at least one hour before serving.


The acclaim for the Smoked Salmon Mousse I served last night has taken me by surprise. I just thought it was a simple appetizer I'd throw together for friends to enjoy while watching the Downton Abbey finale. From the emails, texts and Facebook posts I've seen in the last 24 hours, it seems like it was a huge hit with everyone, more than the other things that I made for us to munch on while waiting to see if Matthew and Mary would finally get together (I won't spoil it for those who haven't watched it.). It's no small thrill for me to witness my friends enjoy my cooking, especially when the recipe is something I haven't even attempted to make in years.
The basic recipe is one that I found on Epicurious.com many years back. I've re-jigged it substantially here to fit my tastes. By using wild-caught salmon in the fresh and smoked variety, the salmon-y flavor came through really intensely, like eating salmon spread slathered on a bagel. Poaching the fish instead of using canned fish is actually an easy process, not dissimilar to the one for poaching chicken, but with less water and in a shallow pan. It is also better than having to comb through a can of salmon with all the bits of random stuff in it, and taking the time to do this simple step really improves the flavor of the final dish.
In addition, I decided to add dill instead of cilantro to the mousse mixture and to amp up the citrus a bit by adding the lemon zest as well as the lemon juice. I think that this gave it a nice tang as well. Serving this with endive and radicchio made a crunchy, slightly bitter counterpoint to the creamy, richness of the mousse.
It does take a bit of work to put together, but the rewards are well worth it as the final dish is delicious!
In my original plan, I was going to be low-tech about putting this together, to keep in the Edwardian spirit of the evening, but in the end, I resorted to the efficiency of the food processor to give the mixture the texture for which I was looking, not completely smooth but not rough and chunky either. Instead of using a machine to pull together the cream and the salmon, however, I decided that folding the fish into the whipped cream would give me a better result and lighter texture. Something must have worked, as everyone really loved it. This is one recipe I decided I should not keep hidden away in my files.
Prepare the Charlotte mold by cutting a circle of waxed or parchment paper the size of the bottom of the pan. Oil the bottom and sides of the pan. Place the paper inside the pan on the bottom. Put a very thin swipe of oil on the paper. Place the dill springs on the paper. These will end up decorating the top of the mousse when it is unmolded.
To poach the fresh salmon, put it, skin side down, in a skillet with 1/4 cup water, bay leaf, and lemon slice. With heat on low, let it come to a simmer and watch the fish as the color changes from bright, vivid pink to light rose pink. When the color has changed about halfway up the side of the fish, turn it over to cook it on the other side. When it the entire piece is light pink on the outside, give it another 30 seconds, and then turn off the flame. Remove the fish from the water and set aside to cool.
Pour lemon juice and 1 Tablespoon cold water in a small bowl. Sprinkle 1/2 packet of powdered gelatin over the liquid and let it sit for a couple of minutes to soften. Pour boiling water over the mixture and stir to dissolve the gelatin. The liquid will start to look thick.
In the bowl of a food processor, pour in the sour cream and Tabasco sauce. Add the smoked salmon and the poached salmon. Blend until smooth, allowing for some texture in the mixture.
Add the dissolved gelatin, lemon zest, scallions, chopped dill, salt, and pepper to the salmon mixture. Pulse again, several times, until everything is thoroughly blended together. Taste the mixture and adjust the seasoning as needed. There should be a slight tang from sour cream along with an herbal freshness from the dill, a bright citrus lift from the lemon, and perhaps the teeniest kick of heat from the Tabasco. These flavors will change again with the addition of the whipped cream.
At this point, in a separate bowl whip the cream until it is in the soft to medium peak range. Do not over beat it.
Fold one quarter of the salmon mixture into the cream, lifting from the bottom to incorporate everything. Continue to add the salmon mixture one fourth of a time (i.e., three more times), folding each time to keep the mixture light. With the last fold, make sure that the cream and salmon are completely mixed together. Taste again for seasoning. Refrain from eating it all before you put it in the Charlotte mold.
Gently spoon the mixture into the bottom of the Charlotte mold, taking care not to disturb the dill springs on the bottom so that they set up properly.
Continue to spoon the mouse into the pan until there is none left in the mixing bowl. Gently shake the Charlotte mold to make sure the mousse is level.
Cover the mold with plastic wrap and put in the fridge to set up. The mousse should be kept in the fridge for at least 8 hours and can be prepared the night before serving. When ready to serve it, remove the plastic wrap and run a knife alongside the edge of the mousse in the pan to loosen it. Place the bottom of the mold in a pan of hot water to loosen it further. Take a plate or platter, put it on top of the mold and flip it and the pan over together to release the mold. You might have to give the mold a slight shake to release it fully. Discard the waxed or parchment paper.
Serve the Smoked Salmon Mouse alongside endive and/or radicchio spears. Don't anticipate having any leftovers.


Is hopping on a plane to smell new scents, see new sights, and meet new people high on your Must-do list?
If so, we're in the same club! I adore the entire travel process, and I'm blessed to have a family and career that both facilitate my globetrotter mojo!
I love to roam, and I also love a great deal! I'm learning that my soulwork always needs some strategy to minimize the drama. This is why I invited 25-year travel industry expert and founder of GetARoom.com, Bob Diener, to give us some tips on keeping the stress to a minimum while we follow our Life Design and explore our world!
Getaroom.com is an online site focused on providing travelers with the lowest possible room accommodation rates. I haven't yet used them myself, but I checked out tons of their reviews, and they're pretty positive!
For many individuals, the very thought of travel produces stress signals in the brain. The hands get cold and shaky, and the heart races. For airline travel, unless you are experiencing the pleasures of first-class service with lounges, limousine service and lay-flat beds, traveling on a plane is increasingly difficult.
Some people get nervous when booking their flights or accommodations, where they are convinced they aren't getting a good deal.
Here are some tips for to reduce your stress and get the most out of every dollar.
An important first step is to plan a reasonable time to leave for the airport and then actually depart 45-60 minutes earlier. There is simply no benefit to rushing through security and running to your gate, especially if you have kids in tow.
• Check for flight delays the night before your flight and the morning of your trip. If the delayed flight will cause you to miss your connection then you need to call the airline as soon as possible in order to get another route. If it is delayed while you are at the airport, get out of the 20-person deep customer service line and get on the phone!
• Avoid checking any luggage to save both time and money. If you are traveling with your family for an extended period and have to check bags, then make sure you have an extra set of clothes for everyone in a carry-on.
• Bring extra food for yourself and the kids. The downside of throwing away a few items is minimal compared to a stage-5 hunger meltdown.
• Don't drink too much caffeine before or during the flight, and make sure you eat.
• If your flights are delayed, remember to check in about your car rental which often expires at midnight of the day of your reservation.
Driving provides travelers with considerable flexibility to change plans on a whim to enjoy a fun detour. However, if your driving vacation consists of "are we there yet" questions every two miles, then you need to prepare properly in order to prevent a tension-filled ride.
• Bring a cooler so you can pack restaurant leftovers and more nutritious snacks for hungry travelers.
• Check with your insurance provider to be sure you are covered so you can avoid expensive supplemental insurance.
• Bring entertainment options to keep children occupied. This doesn't mean they should watch movies for eight hours a day, so be creative!
• Use a navigation app or GPS to stay up to date on traffic conditions to avoid major delays. You can always take the scenic route off the freeway.
• Be realistic about how long you can expect your traveling companions to sit in the car. It really is the journey, and not the destination that matters so don't push to cover 800 miles every day.
• Plan ahead, especially for any summer travel. Many hotels offer deals for booking in advance on sites such as Getaroom.com. Last-minute booking is very stressful, and you might be stuck with an out of the way hotel that cuts into your relaxing time.
• Book flights in advance for the best pricing and the most options. Pay attention to layover times and avoid any that are thirty five minutes or less.
• Get on the phone with an agent from Getaroom.com to book an unpublished rate.
• Consider booking a trip to an offseason destination to avoid crowds and higher rates, two major causes of travel stress.
• Avoid booking flights on the summer Federal holidays or November 26th-27th or December 22nd-26th.
Whether traveling by air or road, travelers can greatly reduce their stress by following some of our expert tips. The key tip is to remember that travel is supposed to be fun and relaxing, so enjoy the fun moments with your family and do your best to smile at your fellow travelers.


as she traced edges of trunks and leaves.
into arrangements calculated carefully not by she.
Did you get to see the installation at Rice a year or two ago where the artist had painted the floor to make it look like the shadow of a large tree was perpetually just outside the room? It was really neat.