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Buying may be the main activity at Scotland’s Speciality Food Show in just over two week’s time (24-26 Jan) but the range and topics of the talks and workshops in the Seminar Theatre will give buyers many top tips on how to improve and increase business.
This year the Show has secured the official Google training team, Garage Digital, who will give talks each day on how to reach new customers and how to tell your story online. Their practical advice gives quick and easy hints at improving your online presence. Complementing this will be a few social media seminars on using this essential marketing tool to boost retail business.
Attracting customers into your deli, farm shop or fine food outlet and improving footfall is a perennial task. The John Lewis Visual Merchandising Manager will be delivering a presentation on merchandising and shop window techniques – given John Lewis’s recent Christmas sales success we all know it works here so can work for you too.
The Giftware Association’s Vice Chair will deliver Top Tips for independent shops and along with one of Scotland’s most experienced PR gurus, (currently Group Head of Comms for Macdonald Hotels), who will give advice on creating personality in the retail world, there will no shortage of useful, interesting and hands-on information for visitors to glean.
And if this leaves you gasping leading coffee experts Brodies of Edinburgh are giving a Coffee Masterclass on creating that perfect coffee.
If this isn’t good enough reason to visit then our line-up of exhibitors certainly is. With a bigger than ever Food Show, with almost a half of all exhibitors new to the Show, and a very varied and original Launch Gallery for new young companies, there is certainly a fresh, new flavour to the Show.


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Ministers are re-examining their funding relationship with the New Schools Network, the charity that supports free schools, after the controversy over the botched appointment of its head, Toby Young, to the Office for Students.
Sam Gyimah, the universities minister, has said that the Department for Education is “looking at the options for support” of the charity, which is almost wholly funded by the government. Its latest accounts show that it received £2.1 million from the department in the year to last March.

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text: Proper Dharma Age refers to the time when the Buddha is in the world in his Nirmana Kaya as Shakyamuni. It is from that period up until five hundred years after the Buddha entered Maha Pari Nirvana. Contrast with Dharma Image Age (Dharma Semblance Age) and finally the Dharma Ending Age.

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The Gift is the essential culture for the travel to Japan. Especially, Japanese sweets is quite popular among Japan and also even overseas. Japanese traditional culture of foods called Wagashi (the Japanese-style confectionery) is the sweets cooked by using Anko and Mizuame that has natural sweetness.
In Fukui, Habutaemochi is the sweets that you must to have. Let’s have a Hokuriku area’s sweets and make your travel more pleasant one.
We cannot talk about the travel to Fukui without Habutaemochi. Habutaemochi come from Habutae that means the silk fabric, famous for its smooth texture and glossiness and similar to Habutaemochi.
The material of Habutaemochi is just Mochi flour and sugar and maltose syrup. It looks very simple at the first sight, but it has 200 years history. Fukui has had as high as 60% of whole amount of experts since the beginning of 20th century of Japan. Since the materials is only those sugar and maltose syrup and Mochi flour, rice can brings out its own flavor. A lot of gift shops in Fukui set the rice cultivated 100 % in Fukui as the standard material of Habutaemochi. Habutaemochi shows you the Fukui’s original taste of the freshness and sweetness of the rice that raised carefully with great spring nearby the mountains.
The Way to Enjoy The Habutayamochi.
The good texture point for Habutayamochi is the combination of chewiness and elasticity. So I do not recommend you to put it in the refrigerator same as other Mochi. If you could not eat them all at once, keep it at a normal temperature because Mochi starch would start deteriorating in between 0 ～ 10℃. Besides, grill and boil is not recommendable way to enjoy Habutayamochi. Ochazuke is simple and good way to have it. In the summer season, it is also good way that put Habutayamochi in the cold An (bean jam).
In addition, putting it between the two slices of hot-cake is also interesting way. It would creat the unique texture.
The place to purchase the Habutaemochi.
Nakamurakansendo is absolutely the essential shop where we can purchase the Habutayamochi. It is located right close to Fukui station. We recommend you to stop by there on your way back home. Several confectioneries that made with great care not to be inferior to Fukui’s great sea foods would welcome you. It has established since 1910. They have gotten the awards of Sweets Exposition in Japan as many as 6 times. Not only Habutayamochi, but also「Echigoyamochi」and「Mizuyoukan」speak the shop.
Access : 7 or 8 min by walk from Fukui station.

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Some food and drink labels go beyond flavor, giving customers an extra reason to choose that particular product.
There's a reason why people tend to shop for the same foods and drinks time and time again — because they taste good! Yet some food and drink packaging goes beyond flavor, giving customers an extra reason to choose that particular product. Whether it's a strangely shaped bottle or a beautifully designed label, we found impressive food packaging that go above and beyond. Looking for more eye candy? Check out these pretty desserts or these luscious layer cakes.
Hennessy is taking labeling to the next level with limited-edition bottles that feature artwork by Futura, a well-known graffiti artist. The colorful bottles each have a signature Futura work and are numbered. Futura is known for his bold colors and abstract lines and shapes.
While Campbell’s wasn’t always happy about Andy Warhol using its brand, the company has certainly had a change of heart following his rise to fame. Campbell’s plans to honor the artist with a limited-edition line of Warhol-inspired soup cans. The designs feature several color schemes and quotes from the late artist.
Alchemia vodka comes in ginger, black cherry, and chocolate. The company sets itself apart by offering real infused vodkas instead of artificial flavoring, like many brands on the market. The bottles themselves show the care taken in the vodka preparation. Each bottle is hand blown glass shaped to look like an alembic, an alchemist’s tool (hence the company name). The front design is inspired by the periodic table.
Ajiri Tea gives a whole new meaning to beautiful packaging. The company was started to help create new employment opportunities for women in Western Kenya. The 63 women now working for Ajiri (which means to “to employ” in Swahili) make individual labels for the tea out of banana tree bark and handmade paper. Each label is unique, making the packaging for Ajiri Tea even more special.
Mast Brothers Rick and Michael create craft chocolate in their small factory in Brooklyn, New York. They sell single estate and single origin chocolate and also have their own special blend. The high-quality chocolate comes in creative packaging. The bars look like they are little presents covered in decorative wrapping paper. The paper designs are inviting enough to get customers to try the chocolate just once, but it’s the flavor that keeps them coming back.
Gloji berries are very popular in Asia and have been attributed to better health, vitality, energy, and stamina. The Gloji Juice company makes four juices featuring Gloji berries and other fruits, such as apple, lychee, and pomegranate. The Gloji slogan is, "the juice that makes you glow," so while the light bulb-shaped bottles might seem out of place on a supermarket shelf, the packaging certainly reflects the message.
Frank Aloi was a finalist at the Australian Graphic Design Awards for his bright and beautiful patterned sauce labels. The Spiral Foods condiment bottle designs are true to their name, making the Australian-based, Asian-inspired sauces a surefire supermarket pick.
Coca-Cola’s trademark packaging is enough to get customers to pluck their cans and bottles right off of shelves, but that hasn’t stopped the company from getting creative for past holiday seasons. These ornament-shaped Coke bottles are an adorable way to drink soda, and could even be used to decorate a Christmas tree. The only question here is why these circular bottles aren’t available year round.
94 wines makes choosing a wine simple. Their wines are numbered based on what the company has dubbed a WineID. A quick survey on their website determines what type of wine a customer should drink. The bottles have a simple yet sleek design, each complete with its identifying number and color. Lighter and fresher wines have bright colors, while the more powerful wines have stronger colors.
The folks at Askinosie chocolate want to keep things simple. Their bars explain exactly what their customers will eat, tell the origin of the chocolate beans, and give credit to the farmers. The bars pictured here, called CollaBARations, are partnerships between Askinosie and their artisan food friends. These bars feature poems that help the customer understand the experience they will have when eating the chocolate.
Dry Soda bottles are particularly striking because of the clear bottles that accompany the already clear soda. This was a conscious decision by the brand’s identity designers, a company called Turnstyle, to showcase the purity of the soda. Each flavor also has a graphic silhouette illustration and the signature of the soda’s founder on the bottle.

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“The 10th annual Helen Shaw Staff Excellence and Special Achievement Award was presented to Scott Sferra, supervisor to Lions EMS, and Dave Conner, assistant director for Fraternity and Sorority Life on Wednesday, Sept. 18.
“A call on the radio breaks the friendly, laid back atmosphere of the Lions’ EMS room. The three first-responders become silent and freeze, waiting to see what the person on the radio has to say. Where are they responding to? Is the incident serious?
“The Voice,” which is playing on the large Sony television, becomes background noise. The adrenaline in the room increases. All ears are tuned to the radio.
False alarm. It was just a call from maintenance saying that a lamppost in one of the lots was out. The first-responders breathe a sigh of relief.


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Except in your kitchen, then we’re full of advice.
In case no one’s told you, married people spend a lot of time together especially in the kitchen, which is great! We honestly believe that everything you do there can make your family healthier and happier. So we’re serious about helping you get the kind of useful, durable, and enjoyable cooking gear that will give you many, many years of kitchen joy. First, you can set up your Gift Registry (below or at any one of our stores.) Then, while you’re in our store, we’d love to share the secrets of marital culinary happiness by helping you test chop our knives, handle our pans, or experience our espresso machines. And if you’re browsing online, you’re always one click from adding anything you like to your registry.
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Alain Resnais (b. 1922–d. 2014), born in Vannes, France, is one of the great cinematic innovators of the 20th and 21st centuries. In a career that spanned nearly seventy years and included nineteen feature films and more than twenty documentaries, Resnais produced an exceptional range of films that encompass a cross-section of genres and time periods. From the early commissioned documentaries, including Toute la mémoire du monde (1956), to his later explorations of the genres of the melodrama in Mélo (1986) or the musical in On connaît la chanson (1997), Resnais consistently engaged with, and moved beyond, cinematic conventions. Perhaps his most well-known works resist generic classification altogether: Hiroshima mon amour (1959) and L’Année dernière et Marienbad (1961) can be described as works that treat the question of memory, and of cinematic time itself. Resnais’s work is resolutely engaged with the political and social contexts of his time, and many of his early films tackle the most grimly iconic atrocities of the 20th century: the bombing of Guernica (Guernica, 1950), the Holocaust (Nuit et brouillard, 1955), the bombing of Hiroshima (Hiroshima mon amour), and the question of torture during the French-Algerian War (Muriel, 1963). These films treat the complex intersections of memory and trauma that marked France and Europe after World War II, and they are infused with a profound pathos and ethical sensibility that is particular to Resnais. This article charts the different facets of Resnais’s work, adopting a broadly chronological approach that highlights the major films, as well as Resnais’s relation to the New Wave, philosophy, and intermediality and collaboration.
There are many useful overviews of Resnais’s work. Armes 1968, Kreidl 1978, Sweet 1981, Prédal 1968, and Bounoure 1974 treat the early films, up to and including the 1960s and 1970s, while Prédal 1996 and Wilson 2006 also examine the films of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Some of these monographs adopt a thematic perspective: Benayoun 1980 and Monaco 1978 consider the question of imagination, and Wilson 2006 looks at memory and the senses in Resnais’s work. Resnais gave many interviews about his work over the course of his career, and many of these are collected in the Goudet 2002 Positif dossier, which also contains many excellent short readings of various films. The special edition of Contre bande (Special Issue: Alain Resnais) also brings together a range of French criticism on the director. Liandrat-Guigues and Leutrat 2006 adopts an all-encompassing approach that successfully situates Resnais’s work within his broader interests in literature, cartoons, theater, painting, and music.
A concise early work that provides some useful biographical information and close readings of Resnais’s work, from the early documentaries to Je t’aime, je t’aime. The book also includes a detailed filmography, films stills, and on-set photographs.
Benayoun, Robert. Alain Resnais: Arpenteur de l’imaginaire. Paris: Stock/Cinéma, 1980.
A lively and meticulous account of Resnais’s work up to 1980, paying great attention to biography, form, and intertextuality. This book usefully includes an appendix of interviews with Resnais and Rémo Forlani, among others.
Bounoure, Gaston. Alain Resnais (Cinéma d’aujourd’hui 5). Paris: Seghers, 1974.
An accessible, convincing, and subjective early account of Resnais’s work up to the mid-1970s, with useful sections comparing the themes of Resnais’s documentaries with motifs found in later works.
Goudet, Stéphane, ed. Positif, revue de cinéma: Alain Resnais. Paris: Gallimard, 2002.
A comprehensive, indispensable anthology of the cinema journal Positif’s writings on Resnais from 1956 to 2002. It includes a fascinating selection of writings on Resnais’s filmic career, including the later films, with sections by François Thomas, Robert Benayoun, and Jean-Louis Leutrat, as well as several interviews with Resnais about his films.
Kreidl, John Francis. Alain Resnais. Boston: Twayne, 1978.
An impressively detailed early work that traces the evolution of Resnais’s cinematic style through the major fiction films. It devotes two chapters to the history and politics surrounding the creation of Muriel.
Liandrat-Guigues, Suzanne, and Jean Louis Leutrat. Alain Resnais: Liaisons secrètes, accords vagabonds. Paris: Cahiers du Cinéma, 2006.
An expansive and somewhat personal book on Resnais, replete with rich color photographs of on-set filming, written by two of the most renowned French critics of his work. The authors adopt an all-encompassing approach that successfully situates Resnais’s work within his broader interests in literature, cartoons, theater, painting, and music.
An early writing on Resnais that offers a clear and readable overview of his major films. The book also presents an interesting discussion of Resnais’s “nonfilms,” works the director planned but never completed.
Prédal, René. Alain Resnais. Paris: Lettres Modernes, 1968.
A useful work that adopts a broadly psychoanalytic and thematic approach to Resnais’s work and addresses the significance of silent cinema, musicals, and cartoons to the director’s vision. It also includes some excellent interviews with Resnais conducted by Jacques Belmans and Jacques Sternberg.
Prédal, René. L’Itinéraire d’Alain Resnais. Paris: Lettres Modernes, 1996.
A detailed and memorable formal and thematic delineation of Resnais’s work, with excellent close readings and a fine discussion of the later films.
Special Issue: Alain Resnais. Contre Bande 9 (2003).
A special issue of the journal bringing together some incisive French criticism of the director.
Sweet, Freddy. The Film Narratives of Alain Resnais. Ann Arbor, MI: UMI Research Press, 1981.
A clear and accessible early work that takes into account the significance of Resnais’s collaborations with Alain Robbe-Grillet and Jean Cayrol.
Wilson, Emma. Alain Resnais. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 2006.
A far-reaching, thoughtful, and accessible approach to Resnais’s oeuvre, and currently the most up-to-date overview monograph. Wilson adopts a chronological approach, and combines detailed close readings with more general reflections on the political, ethical, and aesthetic implications of Resnais’s works, with a particular focus on memory and the senses.

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Baikalinfo: A free and independent travel guide to Lake Baikal. From travellers for travellers!
A free and independent travel guide to Lake Baikal.
Baikalplan Association. is a small association in Dresden/Germany. Our members have been travelling to Lake Baikal since 1995 to the present day and we have also established this Internet portal during the last years. Since the project keeps on growing it requires a lot of our spare time.
However, we would like to pass on our knowledge hoping it will help you with planing your own trip. If this is the case we would be happy about donations. We are all working on a voluntary basis and finance ourselves only through donations and the gains from our online-shop.
FROLIKHA Adventure Coastline Track (F.A.C.T.) - 100km trekking adventure in Siberia!
Januar 2012 new update of our accommodation section!
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text: BROOKS ROBINSON Signed Baseball OAL PSA DNA Autograph Auth – NM-MT Orioles – PayPal Preferred – $6.00 shipping in USA only! International rates vary. CA Residents Must Pay 8.00% Sales Tax unless a valid resale certificate can be presented. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! Andy Madec Cards and Collectibles has been in business since 1994 selling Vintage and Rare Cards and other Memorabilia. Since the early 1990’s, Andy Madec has been serving the needs of collectors and investors as a full service dealership. Offering an inventory of the finest sports cards and collectibles in the hobby, the company offer’s outright purchases and/or liquidation on collections of all sizes. They have also made an incredible mark on the hobby by providing an attractive consignment service that gives people an opportunity to maximize on the value of their prized collection, when it’s time to sell. Over the past 2 decades, Andy Madec has become known as one of the top dealers in the field of sports collectibles by partnering with collectors to assist them in building some of the hobby’s most prized collections. Featured on numerous nationally syndicated radio talk shows including: Fox’s “The Brick,” ESPN Talk Radio, Bloomberg’s Jerry Azar, Denver Clear Channel KOA’s Mike Rosen, Ira Fistell of KABC radio in Los Angeles, The Rick Barry show on KNBR in San Francisco, Trader Speaks Collectors Hour, KABC-TV in Los Angeles, and many others. Andy Madec has also been profiled in such publications as: The San Francisco Chronicle, The Los Angeles Times and The New York Post. In 2006 Andy Madec was interviewed as an expert in his field by David Ellis of CNN Money.com and has appeared on ESPN “The Hot List” with Josh Elliott. Andy has appeared as an expert witness on “Judge Judy.” Among the high grade cards and collectibles that Andy Madec has handled are those of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Sandy Koufax, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, Knute Rockne, Johnny Unitas, Jim Brown, Bart Starr, Jim Thorpe, Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, Gordie Howe, Bobby Orr, Maurice Richard, and many others. Andy is also regarded as one of the hobby’s leading experts on Vintage Photographs in both sports and non-sports subject matter. A former PSA Grader, Andy is considered one of the Hobby’s foremost experts on sports card grading and authentication, as well as being a noted generalist in all facets of the sports collectibles market. Professional, knowledgeable, and confidential service is the foundation on which Andy Madec Sportscards was built. The goal Andy and his staff strive for is to provide the collector with a good experience while proudly maintaining the integrity of their solid reputation. This becomes obvious to anyone who does business with them.

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Love a pop of neon?! This colorful pouch is decorated with a stylish check and star pattern in turquoise and neon yellow with a matching zip and tassel. Crafted with cotton canvas and a soft cotton inner lining it makes the perfect gift for girls of all ages!
Lined cotton with zip closure.

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Check this handy alphabetized list to see if the organization you work for is already a member of MCN. If your org is listed, you’re already an MCN member - no need to join! If your organization is not on the list, carry on to step 2!
Sign up to join YNPN-TC if you haven’t already.
$15 individual membership to the Minnesota Council for Nonprofits. Sign up here.


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PSD holiday greeting card perfect for this time of the year! We’ve designed clean, fresh and vibrant greeting card for the upcoming seasonal holidays. Perfect to greet your partners and clients and remind them at the same time about your business. The holiday card creates warm, friendly atmosphere through its creative graphics and text effects. There are both front and back views included in the A6 print template. You can easily change colors, shapes and text, because we’ve separated all layers. Moreover, it’s a ready to print template, so do not hesitate and download it instantly for free!
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Juanita May Cozad, 93, Holton, died Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015, at her daughter's home in Topeka.
She was born Jan. 4, 1922, in Holton, the daughter of Otis and Mabel Decker Duffy. She graduated from Holton High School and cosmetology school in Topeka.
Mrs. Cozad lived most of her life in Holton and was a homemaker.
She was an active member of First United Methodist Church in Holton, P.E.O., Beck-Bookman Library and Tourist Club.
She married Eaf Ramsey. He was killed in France during World War II. She later married Jack D. Cozad on June 29, 1946, in Holton. He died Nov. 3, 1992.
Survivors include a daughter, Nita Diane Cozad Bowers, Topeka; a grandson, Adam Steven Chapman and wife Bonnie, Topeka; a great-grandson, Aidan Steven Chapman; and a first cousin, Mildred Alley, Holton.
Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Holton Cemetery. The casket will be closed. Mercer Funeral Home in Holton is in charge of arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to Beck-Bookman Library or First United Methodist Church, sent in care of Mercer Funeral Home, P.O. Box 270, Holton, KS 66436.


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They found in some cases residents had been denied medications, restrained illegally with ropes, and untreated wounds. In one instance, an elderly resident had been scaled by his bath water and later died as a result. That facility remains licensed even after the scalding death and 100 or more citations on record.
Unfortunately the abuse and neglect in Florida’s nursing homes continues to go unpunished as residents suffer horrible conditions and preventable deaths.

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Haier 247 Litres Frost Free Double Door Refrigerator is available at a best price of ₹ 28000 from Paytmmall.
The latest price of Haier 247 Litres Frost Free Double Door Refrigerator was fetched by us on 1:42:10pm 25-04-2019.
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Gaye is a self confessed travel addict and self taught artist. Her first travel adventure in 1971 began in a Kombi van in Melbourne and ended in 1973 in Holland. In that overland trip, she covered thousands of kilometres, sixty four countries, hundreds of photographs and armfuls of exciting memories!
Then with a young family, she moved to Indonesia in 1975 to a new job and life. Gaye enjoyed her painting holidays in Spain, Tuscany and France which taught her the basics of using various art media to translate her feelings onto canvas and paper. After 27 years as an expat, Gaye retired and returned to Melbourne to a spend time with her grandchildren, her garden, her art and the luxury of doing as she pleases!
Gaye still enjoys travelling to new places, having just returned from Italy, Greece, France, Spain and the Mediterranean. She spends a lot of time in Bali and Indonesia as she considers that her spiritual home and the place to re-vitalise her inner soul and creative spirit.
Gaye has set up a new venture…Bali Painting Holidays where she takes like minded artists to Bali and introduces them to the culture, the people, and the fantastic places perfect for plein air painting. In the future, she is also looking to combine painting with Photography and Writing in these trips.


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CA polls postponed.Fragile Peace Process.
After a week long Talks between the seven parties and the CPN(Maoist),no conclusion could be drawn.PM summons special parliament session on Oct 11 to discuss on the 2 main demands of the maoist.Firstly,Announcement of Republic Of Nepal Through the Interim Parliament.Secondly,"Samanupatik Nirwachan Pranali".Well, i dont thikin NC is on a hurry to Declare the Republic of Nepal before the CA election.On the other hand,maoist are giving their full efforts to make their demands heard and fullfilled.Its like fighting another People's War for the Maoist.
CPN(UML),another Big and Powerful party in the Government,announces programmes of Protest for Postponding the CA polls.Being a Public,i can quote they were the only one who were first on the run for Election.Good for the People.
UML earlier proposed the Idea of General Referendum for declaring Republic Of Nepal and "Samanupatik Nirwachan Pranali",but maoist didnt get their eye on it as they were happy with PM GP Koirala,giving them 73 seats in Interim Parliament,making them as big party(Virtually) as UML.Though now,they are giving their Level Best effortt,their entire polical Power and Future Politcal Life to meet those two demands,which was earlier proposed by the UML.
Congres weren't United and Their Vote Banks of Terrain was in Horrible Condition,so they were salcky in the CA election process.Whereas Maoist were Afraid as their Self Polling showed,Except Mahara,no other candidates were strong to Win.God Bless YCL adn their Reputaion on Public,hehe.
UML was the DarkHorse and was on the Frontline,a bloody good chance for them.
Frankly,an environment of the Election was already created,we could hera people talk about CA election everywhere.I was anxiuosly waiting for the Namelist of the Candidates on 13th of Asoj.And nothing happens.Election postponed fot the Second time.
The Same thing had happened before in the history of Nepal,after the Democracy in 2007 B.S the whole nation was meant to go for the CA polls but it was postponed and Postponed,whilst later it was never held and General Election was held on 2017 B.S which was followed by the total seize of power by Mahendra on 2019 B.S.Lets not hope the History Repeats.
The whole international community was watching us,striving towards permanent peace and stability but now as CA Election has been postponed,they too are showing Strong Concern of Disapproval for the postponed of CA election.
Lets hope fruitfull Outcome from the Oct 11 Special House session.Let the CA election be held,if possible in the pre-scheduled time Nov 22.. Let the Leaders purge their Parties benifits and Selfishness for the Stable Peace of Nation.

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Situated in Churchfields, South Woodford, is this first floor two double-bedroom split level apartment with a garage en-bloc. This light and spacious property is very well presented throughout and enjoys fantastic views over the local area. The generous accommodation includes a large reception, a well appointed fitted kitchen, and upstairs holds two double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room with wc. The apartment also benefits from a garage en-bloc and well tended communal gardens. Being ideally positioned for Churchfields School, the Central Line at South Woodford and the shops, restaurants and bars in George Lane an early viewing is a must.
LOUNGE / DINER 19' 8" x 11' 1" (5.99m x 3.38m) With fantastic panoramic views.
BEDROOM ONE 16' 3" x 10' 0" (4.95m x 3.05m) With built in wardrobes.

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Luck chain letter (photocopy reported on USENET). Death-Lottery type. "St. Jude / It works / Pray for us." Love title. US, 1991.
This paper has been sent to you for good luck. The original is in New England. It has been around the world nine times. The luck has now been sent to you. You will receive good luck within four days of receiving this letter provided you pass it on.
This is no joke. You will receive good luck in the mail. Send copies to people you think need good luck. Don't send money as fate has no price. Do not keep this letter. It must leave your hands in 96 hours. An R.A.F. Officer received $70,000. It must leave your hands. Joe Elliot received $40,000 and lost it because he broke the chain. Please send twenty copies and see what happens in four days. The chain comes from Venezuela and was written by Saul Anthony DeGroup, a missionary from South America. Since the copy must tour the world you must make twenty copies and send them to friends and associates. After a few days you will get a surprise. This is true even if you are not superstitious. Do note the following: Constantine Dee received the chain in 1953. He asked his secretary to make twenty copies and send them out. A few days later he received two million dollars. Carle Daddit, an office employee, received the letter and forgot it had to leave his hands in 96 hours; he lost his job. Later after finding the letter again, he mailed twenty copies. A few days later he received a better job. In 1987, the letter received by a young woman in California was faded and barely readable. She promised herself that she would retype the letter and send it, but she put it aside as to do it later. She was plagued with various problems, including expensive car repairs. The letter did not leave her hands in 96 hours. She finally typed the letter as promised and got a new car. Remember, send no money. Please do not forget this.
Posted on USENET alt.folklore.urban on May 19, 1991 by Kevin Phillips at UCSB. "This was received by my girlfriend's roommate at . . . the Southern California Gas Company." "All typos are part of the chain letter, which has no visible editing marks but has obviously been re-Xeroxed several times over." Supplied by Alan E. Mays. Physical copy missing from archive (6/29/2017).


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Theresa has successfully executed events for a wide range of clients in both the private and not-for-profit sectors. With a high level of initiative, organization and care Theresa ensures events run smoothly from concept to completion. The biggest reward is when a client is able to relax and enjoy their event because they know they can trust Theresa and then team to execute it successfully for them and their guests.
A memorable experience is what Theresa aims to provide her clients. Each event is executed with the highest attention to detail to ensure her client’s vision comes to life the way they imagined. With a background in hospitality and customer service, event management is where her true passion lies. Many people find planning events overwhelming but she revels in the behind the scenes, fast paced environment. She enjoys all the details that bring an event together and for her it’s like a puzzle where she loves putting all the pieces together.
Specializing in providing the highest level of service, Theresa cultivates positive, productive relationships with both her clients and suppliers. She excels at logistics and operations but most importantly her ability to “feel” a room. Good at wearing multiple hats, Theresa is quick to adapt to changing circumstances, always maintaining an upbeat, can-do attitude.


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The 'Eastern Empire' of Europe, Austria is one of the cultural hubs of the continent, with grand palaces and Baroque abbeys on a par with the famous landmarks of Paris and London. The rich cultural history of cities like Vienna and Salzburg has given birth to symphonies by Beethoven and waltzes by Strauss, as well as ground-breaking intellectuals like Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.
The former centre of the Hapsburg Empire, Austria's illustrious history is evident in not only its grand buildings, but its busy cultural calendar, filled with balls, festivals, and other events that play a major role in the European social calendar.
Outside of the major cities, the rolling landscape of Austria provides endless entertainment with quaint villages and fashionable resorts dotting the valleys and vistas of the Austrian Alps. Skiing in the Alps at resorts like St Anton and Zell am See is among the most popular activities on a winter holiday in Austria, while the idyllic summers can be spent on cruises on the Danube or cycling the vineyards of rural Burgenland and Styria.
The weather in Austria is warm and pleasant between April and September. The best time to visit Austria is May and September, which is generally agreed upon by the swarms of tourists who visit during that period. The weather in Austria tends to be a little cooler than other parts of Europe, making the summer months of July and August a good time to visit. Read more on Austria's Climate and Weather.
-See an opera by Beethoven or Mozart at the Vienna State Opera Theatre.
-Tour Swarovski Crystal World in Innsbruck.
-Visit Mozart's birthplace in Salzburg.
-Watch the magnificent Lipizzaner stallions at the Spanish Riding School of Vienna. Read more about Austria Attractions.
-Go skiing in the Austrian Alps.
-Try your luck at the elegant casino in the Schloss Kleßheim Palace.
-Take a ride in the Giant Wheel in Vienna's Wiener Prater park.
-Tour the immense Imperial Palace.
There are plenty of direct flights to Austria from both the UK and the US, mostly landing at Vienna International Airport. The flight from London to Vienna takes a little less than two hours. There are also regular trains to Vienna from all over Europe. Get more information on Austria Airports.
A Death in Vienna by Frank Tallis, The Castle in the Forest by Norman Mailer, and Requiem in Vienna by J. Sydney Jones.
The Blue Danube Waltz (Johann Strauss), Symphony No. 9 (Ludwig van Beethoven), and Alle Jahre Wieder (Roland Neuwirth).
Before Sunrise (1995), The Illusionist (2006), and Amadeus (1984).
Dress clothes: Austria can be very traditional, and formal dress is appropriate at many restaurants, clubs, and events.
The Vienna Ball Season is the highlight of the European social calendar each winter. Thousands of music lovers gather for the Danube Island Festival every June. The Vienna Festival gathers artists, musicians, dancers and theatre performers from all over the world. More information on Events in Austria.
-Many world famous composers, Mozart, Haydn, Schubert, Liszt, Strauss, Mahler, and Bruckner, were Austrian.
-The Austrian flag is one of the oldest national flags in the world, used since 1191.
-More than 60 percent of Austria's electricity is supplied by renewable sources.
A refined blend of cultures and a proud sense of history make a holiday in Austria an attractive prospect for many travellers.


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Freestyle: A Mixtape with Al Letson is a radio program hosted by Jacksonville’s own Al Letson featuring a collection of stories, sounds and interviews from across the world of public radio, each episode centered around a particular theme. Listen to some episodes.
Teachable Moments is a WJCT Jacksonville 89.9FM local series highlighting the outstanding public school educators of Duval County, Florida. Its logo was designed to be simple, recognizable and iconic to bring new life to old ideas.


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So far, the LHC has been spending its time ramming protons together, leaving Brookhaven's Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) the king of the hill when it comes to smashing larger atomic nuclei. When the nuclei of gold atoms collide within RHIC, their components dissolve into a high-energy state called a quark-gluon plasma (the LHC will eventually smash lead atoms to similar effect). A paper in today's Science describes some of the more exotic items that briefly emerge from the wreckage: the antiparticle equivalent of Deuterium, with strange quarks replacing some of the more familiar ones.
The paper itself is a mindbending trip through families of particles that are similar to our familiar protons and neutrons (termed nucleons), but have at least one of their quarks replaced by a heavier, strange version, resulting in what's termed a hyperon (four of these, Λ, Σ, Ξ, and Ω, have been observed). In the brief periods that the quark-gluon plasma exists, particles and antiparticles are equally probable, leading to a large collection of heavy and light nuclei and anti-nuclei. It also leads to some fantastic sentences, like the following: "Hypernuclei bring a third dimension into play, based on the strangeness quantum number of the nucleus, thus allowing the territory of antinuclei with nonzero strangeness."
The paper focuses on the hypertritons, atomic nuclei that consist of a proton, a neutron, and a Λ hyperon. RHIC has now produced around 200 hypertritons/antihypertritons, which survive for a couple hundred picoseconds. That's enough to determine that they are probably being formed in the same way a standard atomic nucleus is, by the condensation of their component nucleons and hyperons. In fact, they were formed in similar numbers to their less-strange equivalents, 3He and its antiparticle equivalent.
The authors take that as an indication that, at the energies produced by RHIC, strange quarks are present in equivalent numbers to their more mundane counterparts, meaning that further collisions will provide us some indication of their binding interactions, which may help shape the interior of neutron stars. So, they're gearing up to go for another round of collisions that will produce an order of magnitude more of these (literally) strange nuclei.
Does that actually mean anything?
I love reading about particle physics, even though I understand it at all. That sentence is indeed fantastic.
"...survive for a couple hundred picoseconds..." Although an infinitesimally small block of time, this phrase is nevertheless anything but precise when it says "a couple hundred picoseconds." Seems like these "mysterious" particles are actually normal particles in various stages of both decomposition and composition as a result of the collisions. Surprisingly, it doesn't appear that physicists have been able to coin a phrase for either particle creation or dissolution--apart from a conjecture about "new and mysterious" particles that last only trillionths of a second before settling down into normative particle properties.
but if the earth is only 6000 years old, then what does it all MEAN?
Actually, "a couple hundred picoseconds" is relatively precise, at least in relation to orders of magnitude (for example, "a length of time between a picoosecond and a microsecond").
It's like responding to the question "When will I see you again?" by answering "in a couple of hundred days" rather than "anytime between a minute from now and a decade from now."
Heh... What if the earth is only six billion years old? What does that mean?
Now where's my FTL Space Car?
I told you several times, you will get your FTL Space Car back after your probation from your FTLUI is up.
I'm waiting for the DOI embargo to be lifted so I can see in what context such a poorly written sentence could possibly make sense.
Do they mean "Nuclei with non-zero strange quantum number are produced, so antinuclei with strange quantum number are also produced." ?
The setup on that line was the suggestion that you could more or less plot the existence of nuclei and antiparticle equivalents on a 2D grid, but that's only when you consider top/bottom quarks. Add strange quarks, and you need a 3rd dimension in order to map things.
Thanks for the info -- it seems that at least part of this article is for non-expert audiences, who wouldn't know about flavor symmetry.
WaltC said: "...survive for a couple hundred picoseconds..." Although an infinitesimally small block of time, this phrase is nevertheless anything but precise when it says "a couple hundred picoseconds." Seems like these "mysterious" particles are actually normal particles in various stages of both decomposition and composition as a result of the collisions. Surprisingly, it doesn't appear that physicists have been able to coin a phrase for either particle creation or dissolution--apart from a conjecture about "new and mysterious" particles that last only trillionths of a second before settling down into normative particle properties.
You have to understand that although a picosecond seems like a negligible span of time to the human brain, in the particle world it's very tangible. Time is relative and is an abstract concept our brains have formed to organize all the different forms data we process daily. From a particles' perspective, a picosecond could seem like the lifetime of a universe. Again, time is just our way of measuring the constant flux of matter, entropy and dementional space in this universe.
Glue-on plasma is a ghodsend for anyone who has cracked a wall trying to put in those magnetically shielded nails.
Like steak and mushrooms? Mmmmmm, flavour symmetry.
and I imagine they don't reach your desired level of precision since they're averaging over 200 events.
Seems like these "mysterious" particles are actually normal particles in various stages of both decomposition and composition as a result of the collisions.
So your saying that the particle is unstable, yes? And this is notable how?
Surprisingly, it doesn't appear that physicists have been able to coin a phrase for either particle creation or dissolution--apart from a conjecture about "new and mysterious" particles that last only trillionths of a second before settling down into normative particle properties.
Not so new or mysterious: we've been studying hyperons for decades. And I don't understand your criticism of physicist's language skills -- I think strange is a lot better than "mysterious": what's with the scare quotes? I don't get the point of your comment other than trash talking. The idea that hypertritons are formed in similar numbers to normal matter is a big deal -- could have major significance in understanding the big bang: but since we know little about strange matter, we have to study it.
From the OP I can't tell if the hyperons decay, but it sounds like the hypertritons annihilate, so it's not like they "settle down" to "normative" particles. Regardless, a couple of 100 picoseconds is plenty of time (when it's really hot and dense) for exotic interactions.
Thanks for the article. It's interesting and a lot of us don't interact with this information on a daily basis so whether it's strange or mysterious is immaterial. Some people need to get over themselves.
Yeah, it's crazy that those particle physicists can't figure out a better way to describe Uranium-238. I mean, it's only around for 4.5 billion years before settling down into Thorium-234.
Wait a minute... are you confusing the particle physics meaning of the term 'strange' for the vernacular meaning?
Indeed, when you add the strange quark the flavor symmetry goes from admitting one good quantum number, "isospin," to admitting two good quantum numbers, isospin and "strangeness."
It's adorable that people still reply to WaltC's posts.

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If you live in Wandering and are passionate about your community, please consider contributing (it’s really not much at all!) All you have to do is take about 20 minutes of your time each week to update the page so that everyone in Wandering (and elsewhere…) knows the latest happenings around the shire. It’s a small contribution that will make such a big difference!
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Interpersonal EDGE: Out of Options with Rude Co-Worker?
Q. I work with one rude co-worker and have tried everything to get along with him. It seems like the nicer I am, the worse he acts. Do you have any suggestions on how to shape up an especially rude co-worker?
A. To shape up an especially rude co-worker, start by examining your need to be liked by everyone you work with. I had a teacher a long time ago who told me a powerful truth: "If no one is mad at you, you aren't doing anything."
Some people at work will not like us because we look like their mother, remind them of an ex-spouse, or make them feel inadequate. For us to believe that every time anyone doesn't like us we must be doing something wrong is deeply inaccurate.
What can happen if we have to be liked by everyone is that we experience rude co-workers as an assault on our self-esteem. We can start a campaign for them to like us because we can't tolerate feeling rejected (which has nothing to do with being effective at work).
In general, in work and life, learning to tolerate feelings we find uncomfortable is richly liberating. Instead of chasing your co-worker and being nicer, you will find yourself with a new set of options. Keep in mind that none of these options are about feeling approved of by your rude co-worker.
1) Detached stare and no reaction.
3) Curt and concise verbal response.
4) Indifferently state that you can't help him.
You are probably seeing that the theme I'm recommending is the opposite of what you have been attempting. There are times at work when a "soft answer does turn away wrath," but consistently rude people respect tough love more than sweetness and light.
Consider that your workplace is a jungle of different personalities. If you were engaging a cobra, would you keep hopping over like a fuzzy bunny, looking cute, or would you bring out your inner alligator? Which animal do you think your cobra co-worker is more likely to respond to?
Remember: In nature, an alligator doesn't go out of its way to be mean - then again, very few animals in nature mess with an alligator.
If you are able to change the animal you act like in the workplace, it doesn't change your soul, but it does change the types of people you can be effective around. You're fine being a bunny with other bunnies - they'll love you and want to do business with you. Just contemplate that having only one personality you can express may limit your effectiveness and cause you to be consistently eaten by workplace reptiles.


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Chicago-based Crowe Horwath LLP (FY14 net revenue of $670.2 million) admitted 25 new partners, effective April 1.
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TJ Brecht, tax, in Elkhart, Ind.
Laura Cronkhite, audit, in South Bend, Ind.
Daniel Gautschi, performance consulting, in Oak Brook, Ill.
Matthew Mittman, tax, in Oak Brook, Ill.
Scott Ransberger, audit, in South Bend, Ind.
Melissa Reinbold, tax, in Oak Brook, Ill.
Lisa Roney, audit, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Tal Scheer, audit, in Livingston, N.J.
Matthew Schell, assurance professional practice, in Washington, D.C.
Steve Schumacher, financial advisory services, in Oak Brook, Ill.
Rachel Spurlock, tax, in Louisville, Ky.
Ralph Wright, risk consulting, in Oak Brook, Ill.
Monika Zimmer, tax, in Oak Brook, Ill.

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We absolutely love bringing comedy to the Bradford on Avon and our October show promises to be another absolute belter – as next month we welcome a truly unique headline act – the incredible President Obonjo!
The President has been a circuit hit for a few years now and we are delighted to have been able to secure him for this gig, tickets are sure to sell out fast for this one!
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It acclimated to be a absolute simple catechism to answer: How abounding medical marijuana states are there?
Before the acclamation of President Barack Obama, you either lived in a accompaniment area patients with assertive altitude could accurately abound and use cannabis as anesthetic with a doctor’s recommendation, or you lived in a accompaniment area growing cannabis got you befuddled in prison—no amount what your condition.
Since then, however, there accept been more-restrictive medical marijuana laws anesthetized in some states. Some states don’t let patients (or their caregivers) breed their own cannabis, banishment them to the berth to acquirement medicine. Some states don’t acquiesce cannabis anniversary at all, relegating patients to alone non-smoked forms of medicine.
The above civic marijuana ameliorate organizations booty altered angle on the question. Americans for Safe Admission (ASA), the non-profit focused alone on medical cannabis reforms, takes the ample view. “46 U.S. states and three territories now accept medical cannabis laws,” begins a ysis of the group’s anniversary address agenda on medical marijuana action in the United States.
So, it’s thirty medical marijuana states and sixteen CBD states? Maybe. In a affirmation of aloof how bound the political mural is alive on the affair of marijuana, aback ASA’s address agenda was appear in March, Kansas anesthetized a law in May excluding CBD from the ogue of marijuana, authoritative it about legal.
But Kansas law still bans THC and best CBD oil contains some trace amounts of THC. Functionally, this makes Kansas altered than the sixteen CBD states that admit some akin of THC (usually beneath 0.3 percent) aural CBD oil as legal.
If a law technically allows medical marijuana (or CBD) but is functionally inoperable, it’s adamantine to accede that a “medical marijuana state.” For instance, South Dakota declared CBD a Schedule IV (legal) biologic aback in 2017, but ASA did not accommodate it in the March address on medical marijuana states, because the law depends on approval of CBD by the Food & Biologic Administration (FDA).
In June, the FDA did accord that approval to Epidiolex, a CBD biologic bogus by GW Pharmaceuticals that lacks THC. So, now, are there eighteen CBD states? If so, alone Idaho and Nebraska abide after any array of medical marijuana law.
At atomic we can accede that there are thirty “medical marijuana states,” right? Marijuana Action Project (MPP), the better marijuana advancement non-profit, agrees with ASA on that calculation of thirty. The Civic Organization for the Ameliorate of Marijuana Laws (NORML), the oldest marijuana consumers’ lobby, says thirty-one – the aberration actuality NORML’s admittance of a medical marijuana law in Louisiana that MPP rejects as inoperable.
But you alone get to thirty application the broadest ogue of medical marijuana. If we accede alone the states that acquiesce any accommodating (or their caregiver) to breed their own cannabis as medicine, again there are alone fourteen “medical marijuana states.” The nine states with acknowledged marijuana for all adults – Alaska, California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington – acquiesce all patients to abound cannabis at home, as do Hawaii, Michigan, Montana, Oklahoma, and Rhode Island.
If you accommodate states area some patients beneath assertive affairs may breed their own cannabis, the “medical marijuana states” admission to seventeen. New Mexico requires patients to authenticate a accident preventing them from affairs marijuana at dispensaries. Arizona bans any accommodating active aural 25 afar of a berth from home-cultivation. North Dakota has a agnate ban aural 40 afar of a dispensary.
If, however, a “medical marijuana state” is alone one area patients can smoke cannabis, there are addition nine states we can add – Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Ohio – that ban home abound but accept dispensaries, for a absolute of twenty-six.
The actual four states – Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia – do not acquiesce for the smoker of marijuana. You’d accept to accept acknowledged admission to non-smoked cannabis articles (i.e.: edibles, tinctures, topicals, etc.), but not smoked marijuana, counts as a “medical marijuana state” to get to the absolute of thirty.
This year’s acclamation appearance four states voting on changes in their marijuana laws. Michigan, already a “medical marijuana state” by all definitions, is voting to become a amends state. But votes in three added states could change these numbers.
North Dakota is voting on legalization, which would finer abate the 40-mile patient-grow absolute area about medical cannabis dispensaries.
Utah and Missouri are voting on medical marijuana initiatives to move them above their accepted “CBD-only” status. Utah would become one of the no-home-grow states if its action passes. Missouri has three initiatives to accept from, one that would add them to the shortlist of fourteen states that acquiesce all patients to abound against two that alone move the accompaniment into the no-home-grow column.
So, how abounding medical marijuana states are there? Whether it’s 14, 30, 46, one affair is for sure: it’s a accomplished lot added states than there were twenty-five years ago.


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The Help America Vote Act (HAVA) was passed in 2002 in response to the voting discrepencies exposed in the 2000 presidential election. HAVA imposes a number of requirements on states, with the stated purpose of bringing voting practices in the separate states and precincts to a national standard.
HAVA requires that all states upgrade their voting systems. Many precincts in 2000 were still using lever and punch card voting systems. The new legislation mandates that these machines be replaced immediately and sets aside federal funding for that purpose. All precincts are required to upgrade to electronic voting devices. Critics of the bill are concerned by this statement, believing that electronic voting machines were part of the problem in 2000.
Human Services will pay the state’s protection and advocacy system to “ensure full participation in the electoral process” for disabled individuals including registering to vote, casting a vote, and accessing polling places.
In response to the confusions in the 2000 elections, HAVA requires that all voting machines tell voters whom they have selected to cast their ballots for, and give them the opportunity to change their votes if an error has occurred.
HAVA proclaims that if a voter shows up a to a polling place is not on the list of registered voters, they have the right to cast a provisional ballot. The government will determine whether they are truly registered or not at a later date. The act also requires that military personnel be provided with voter registration forms, absentee ballots, and election information.
HAVA sets in place several national requirements pertaining to voter registration. First, when registering, all citizens must provide either a valid driver’s license or the last four digits of their social security number when registering to vote in a federal election. Second, all voters must provide either a valid driver’s license, the last four digits of their social security number, a valid photo ID, copy of current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck or other government document that shows the name and address of the voter either with their registration or when they vote.
Finally, HAVA contains clauses providing for the enforcement of its provisions. The Attorney General has the right to bring civil action against any State or locality as he/she deems necessary for the enforcement of the uniform and non-discriminatory requirements of the bill. In addition any state receiving any of the federal funding provided by the bill must establish an administrative complaint process for citizens to file their complaints. The state must review all complaints, but can dismiss a complaint if they feel it is unfounded.


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Here you find our selection of hardside water mattresses.
King 183 x 213 cm.
Queen 153 x 213 cm.
Both King & Queen size water mattresses are 23 cm. high.
Previously there were other hardside mattresses sizes, but King & Queen are the absolute most common and these we still have in our programme.


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When it gets chilly, we all attempt a lot of things to keep ourselves comfortable in Clackamas. Unfortunately, some of these things are really making us colder! Luckily, Central Air Inc is always here to do your furnace maintenance—and that will definitely keep you cozy.
Take a look at some of the collective fables about what will help you keep cozy when the temperatures reduce. These things are really making you colder!
Drinking hot drinks will warm you up. Wrong. It may feel nice and toasty to grasp that warm mug, but once you consume a warm beverage, your body will function against you and switch on your natural cooling mechanisms.
A long, hot shower or bath will do the trick. In fact, you’re only going to feel colder when you leave the nice water and the water commences to evaporate off your skin in the cool air.
You should always wear dark colors to absorb the sun’s heat and leave light colors for the warmer days. While it’s true that white or light clothing will reflect the sun’s rays, it may also reflect your body’s own heat in return—basically locking in your body comfort under your clothes.
Most body heat escapes through your head, so I’m good with my hat. The quantity of heat that escapes from your head is equivalent to the area of bare skin on your head in comparison with the rest of your body. So, shelter as much skin as possible to avoid heat loss.
So now you know what you could be doing wrong in trying to keep yourself comfortable. What you can do that will help keep you comfy is loyally setting up your regular annual furnace maintenance appointments with Central Air Inc in Clackamas. Nothing keeps you warm better than a tweaked furnace. Call us today at 503-389-5307 to keep warm this time of year!

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Another day, another amazing font - that is an unspoken rule of any passionate designer. Especially if we both mean the one from classic posters.
Hand-written, possessing a huge variety of symbols, it may turn into a fine addition to your typeface library as well as a central element of a composition to catch and delight the eye. The only thing that you've to carry about is what to use it for. Will it be on a backpack, on a greeting card or on a paper bag of some glamorous boutique? It's up to you only!


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The ELITE ROBO TROPICAL- proclaims the dream life that is possible through the ROBO mentality. Seek your own horizons.
Soft, Pre-shrunk cotton tee, inspired by the intensity of Muscle Beach, LA, and designed to bring the Hollywood hustle to your workouts and nightlife. Sizes are unisex.


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In our Stratford-upon-Avon shop on the banks of the river Avon you can see the largest stock of Pashley cycles and Moulton bicycles in the world. Most of the bikes are available to test ride and we have a short off-road test ride route - this is a surfaced path and car park where you won’t have to worry about mixing it with motor vehicles.
We offer servicing, repairs and spares for Pashley and Moulton bicycles.
You can also see the complete Pashley Collection range of clothing and accessories from Moulton, Brooks and Carradice as well as a select range of accessories from other manufacturers.
If you make it to Stratford and are struggling to find us, just give us a call and we’ll talk you in!
It is advisable to telephone before travelling any great distance to check we are open - sometimes our opening hours change if we're attending an event. Likewise, if you want to see a particular bicycle it is advisable to call to see if we have it in stock in the shop before travelling. If you book your test ride it enables us to make sure the bike is in the shop and ready to test ride and you won’t have to wait.
If you want to make a day or a weekend of your visit, there’s lots to do in and around Stratford-upon Avon and plenty of hotels and accommodation in the area.
You can have a virtual tour of our shop HERE.

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Serving Moncton, Dieppe, Miramichi, Shediac, Bouctouche and surroundings.
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This is an easy, tasty recipe for Tomato sauce and is great on Pizza or pasta or even toast!
Chop the garlic and onion and fry gently in the olive oil. Add the tomatoes and cook until the onions are soft and slightly brown. I like to add the herbs at this point and give it a really good stir. I think this gives more flavour than adding later. Also I chop them quite a lot so the flavour can really get into the whole sauce, but you can leave them chunkier if you like. Next pour in the tin tomatoes, stir and simmer for a good 25 mins. Once the mixture has turned from liquid and tomatoes to a nice thick consistency, it’s ready! Cool and store in individual portions or get cracking and spread it on your pizza base!
Can be fridged for a week or frozen for a month.
So for the last two weeks I’ve been trialling cloth nappies. Thanks to the wonderful Jen at Exeter Babies for providing me with the free trial kit and all her great advice and help. If you are in the Devon area and you want to have a go this is the perfect way to get started as we are really lucky to have The Devon Real Nappy Project. This post is a real account of how my last two weeks have gone in trialling the cloth!
These are real moments that have happened over the last two weeks, trying out the different types of cloth nappies is not for the faint hearted and you have to be prepared for some messy moments. The good news is that it didn’t take long for me to figure out which types were good and which types were definitely not for us. In total we tried Tot’s bots, bum genius, lollipop/pop “n” gro brands in different styles.
The world of real nappies can be very daunting and I’m definitely not an expert so if you want to read up on the different types have a read of the nappy section on The Devon Real Nappy Project.
Personally we didn’t get on with the all in ones at all. I don’t know if it was Penny’s shape or if I couldn’t get the fit right but these were terrible for leaking, regardless of which make I was using.
The pocket nappies were much more successful, it was still a bit of trial and error to get the sizing right but with a bit of perseverance, I’m really pleased with the pocket system and touch wood we’ve been leak free for a while now.
To put that in perspective I would normally spend approx £35 per month on disposables (and that was with the deals!) and I have spent a total of £58.60 on nappies that will last the rest of Penny’s nappy time. PLUS I can use them again if we have another baby.
As the nappies are made with a micro fleece, they dry in super quick time which is really handy as we don’t have a tumble dryer. I bought one of those fold up standalone airers and I just peg everything up and leave it in the sunshine and huzzah, dry fresh nappies. Currently I do two nappy washes a week and I chuck in all the muslins, nappies and cloth wipes together to make it up to a full load.
I did try using fleece liners on top of the nappies to make it easier to deal with poo, but this seemed to make Penny hot and cause nappy rash so I’m currently trying other materials for liners – I’ll update this post if I find anything else that works! See Week Four for more on baby bums!
If you want to have a go but still feel a bit nervous, why not try going to a local Nappuccino where you can get lots of free advice, a trial kit and a good natter with some other Mummy’s all served up with a hot beverage and a biscuit.
Pour the coconut milk into a measuring jug or batter bowl. Chop your fruit into small pieces . Mix into the milk and pour into the lolly moulds. Make sure you leave a good inch of the space at the top to put the lolly top on, otherwise it’ll leak everywhere and you won’t be able to get the lollies out! Once the tops are on, place upright in the freezer. They should be done after a couple of hours. If you can’t get the lollies to pop out straight away, give them 5 minutes and they’ll come out easily.
I like this recipe because it’s really nice to have something creamy and cold for the summer months that isn’t traditional sugar laden ice cream! Great for kids too as it feels like a really nice treat, but in fact you’re feeding them nutritious fruit and coconut milk. Commence evil Mum laugh! It’s also much cheaper than shop bought lollies, repeat evil laugh!
You can try any fruit you like too, berries are great because they spread evenly in the milk – just make sure whatever you use is chopped small so it doesn’t jam in the mould.
Watch out for brain freeze!
Babies Bottoms are indeed as squishy and beautiful and soft as those sickly nappy adverts would have you believe. UNTIL the horror of nappy rash strikes. Red, sore, bumpy, poor little babies! If we as grown ups had such a rash we wouldn’t sit down unless we had a very big fluffy cushion to sit on and we would constantly bemoan our plight.
Luckily my plucky little ten month old hasn’t suffered too badly so far. Now teething is causing some proper sore bumness. Anyway I’ve been desperately trying to find solutions for Penny that are more earth friendly than the traditional thick chemical filled pastes of old. I feel that they are very expensive and the ingredients list is as long as my arm and unpronounceable to boot. After a bit of research I was delighted that the answer landed in my inbox via the Moral Fibres blog post on the 21 uses of coconut oil. One use is for nappy rash!
I had coconut oil in my kitchen cupboard so I tested it straight away. I found you only need a really tiny bit as it kind of “melts” onto the skin. It healed a pretty nasty bout of nappy rash in double quick time and I can use it as a barrier cream as well. I would call this a win for Penny and the environment! Now I just carry some round in a small pot in the changing bag. Ive also found it’s really good for dry skin too and it’s healed my “washing up” hands beautifully.
Still on the topic of baby bums, I’ve also switched to cloth wipes instead of disposables. I was sure that the chemicals in the disposable wipes were not helping with nappy rash as I found they were drying out my hands too! I decided to buy a starter kit from cheeky wipes as it came with the fresh and mucky box, which is a great help and makes very sure that there is no confusion on the “what needs to be washed” front.
Cloth wipes have been a brilliant switch. As they can just go in with the normal wash, it doesn’t cost me any more in washing and they dry really quickly. But if I’m in a rush I can just use them straight away as you dampen them anyway before loading up the box. I find they are actually much better for cleaning up baby bums than the disposables so it’s another win all round. Plus the cost benefit will be even greater if our family grows as they will last quite a few years. Once the baby years are behind us I can use them for general flannel use too.
I’ve been so pleased with this change that I’m now trying out cloth nappies. I’ll post about this once we’ve figured it out and let you know how we get on. I’m still trying to figure out the different types!


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The aftermath of economic crisis, followed by Brexit, has seen the dismantling of democratic norms in Britain. The right benefits, while the left stands by.
Another Conservative Prime Minister, another Downing Street speech drenched in one nation mythology. Many will doubt Theresa May’s sincerity when she talks about equality and inclusion, but to conclude that she is being duplicitous would be to miss the point. It is more a question of conceptual hierarchies: there will be plenty of time for progressive politics, but only once the economy has been ‘stabilised’.
The problem is that while politicians of the right borrow the language of the left, their real priorities go largely unsaid, or are at least obscured. When May praises her predecessor’s commitment to ‘social justice’, we are attuned to focusing on the word ‘justice’, insofar as it conjures up egalitarian politics. But her focus, like David Cameron’s, will probably be on the ‘social’ bit. Individuals must make themselves more morally worthy, if they wish to be rewarded by the inherently just market order.
Such wordplay is of course a normal, and usually unthinking, element of political discourse. We can therefore both take May at her word, and with a pinch of salt. My fear, however, is that this is becoming more normal, with contorted conceptualisations now deployed more consciously by politicians. Colin Hay and I use the term ‘communicative dissonance’, to describe the way that the coalition government, especially George Osborne, talked about the economic recovery.
In the aftermath of Brexit, the willingness of competing elites to engage in post-truth politics, or what Ben Rosamond and Jonathan Hopkin call political ‘bullshitting’, is as alarming as it is fascinating to any student of politics or political economy. It is an additional dimension of the post-crisis ‘unravelling’ of Western values identified by Andrew Gamble, made possible by an entire generation of elites’ indifference to the norms of representative democratic life. Colin Crouch’s 2000 work on ‘post-democracy’ chronicles the emergence of this shift.
In this way, Theresa May takes forward Cameron and Osborne’s toxic legacy for Britain’s democratic culture. She told us during her abbreviated leadership election campaign that ‘Brexit means Brexit’; this is only true because Brexit essentially means very little. May claims that as Prime Minister she will be guided above all by respecting the people’s democratically expressed preference, but it is becoming increasingly clear that she has no intention of delivering Brexit in any straightforward sense.
I believe that the UK will ultimately agree to the closest possible relationship with the EU, short of full membership, including free movement of labour (FMOL). The deal will probably see Britain included as a partner in both existing and future trade deals between the EU and the rest of the world. This would be largely unprecedented for a non-member; it will presented as a way of delivering a new ‘global Britain’, but it will of course represent the opposite, that is, salvation for the pre-Brexit status quo.
To enable Britain to ‘save face’ in these circumstances, I would expect an EU/UK trade deal that allows Britain to sign supplementary bilateral deals on financial services with non-EU countries. Such deals will in practice be quite rare, and insofar as they do materialise, the EU will probably welcome them, given the City’s Eurozone entrepôt function.
Caving in on FMOL might damage May, but no more so than she was hurt as Home Secretary by missing pre-Brexit immigration targets. Crucially, opposition to FMOL will soon be dampened by a likely collapse in immigration as Britain’s stuttering post-Brexit economy offers a weaker ‘pull’ to migrants. Migrants from outside the EU will also probably have fewer rights in Britain in the future; although May advocated remaining in the EU, she also argued in April that Britain should withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.
Immigration will for the foreseeable future be even more concentrated in London, and so will be less visible to most pro-Brexit regions in England. I also expect a smaller but still significant immigration surge in Scotland: the Sturgeon government will seek to use higher immigration in lieu of a fiscal stimulus as Scotland enters the next recession. This will create a dilemma for the Scottish National Party if it precipitates an anti-immigration backlash among more disadvantaged groups – which the Conservatives, under the leadership of Ruth Davidson, rather than Labour, are well-placed to benefit from politically.
All the while, the Bank of England has embarked on an enormous monetary stimulus that nobody voted for in an effort to again prevent recession turning into depression. Its effects will be as regressive as they were after 2008. There are already emerging signs that the stimulus is failing. Expect the unexpected – just don’t expect it to be explained.
No matter how ‘Brexit Britain’ takes shape, the link to the exercise in mass democracy undertaken in June will seem increasingly tenuous over time. The referendum result was of course a kick in the teeth to those elites who favoured remain, but clearly, and crucially, it was not a mechanism by which the established order was seriously endangered.
To clarify, I am not arguing that the new government should respect the Brexit vote – but nor am I arguing the opposite. From the perspective of democracy, the referendum was a profoundly flawed process. Cameron believed he could use the referendum to manage his own unruly backbenches, in the way he had in 2011 used the Alternative Vote referendum to manage his junior coalition partners. Very little thought was given to whether a hasty, one-off, UK-wide, winner-takes-all, in/out referendum represented the correct way in a parliamentary democracy for the people’s voice to be heard on such a seismic issue.
That many millions of Britons wanted to challenge EU rules such as FMOL should be neither doubted nor ignored (clearly, Labour must take this warning seriously if it ever wishes to govern again). But from the right’s perspective, it was only the loose correlation of anti-immigration sentiment with certain elite interests that made the politicisation of EU membership permissible. And it is the same elites that will now translate the result.
As such, many of the actions that Britain’s leaders have undertaken or will undertake following the referendum clearly fit the notion of ‘post-democracy’ quite well. But the crisis of democracy is arguably intensifying: I believe we are moving into an age of ‘undemocracy’. It is no longer simply the case that popular opinion is marginalised by technocratic decision-making processes; it is becoming apparent that people themselves no longer appreciate the value of democratic institutions as arenas in which they can exercise any meaningful influence on public life.
One of the paradoxical dimensions of undemocracy may be a populism of the left, whereby a mass protest movement forms with only a fairly superficial focus on formal democratic processes – this will be explored further in Part II of this post. But the left’s evolution seemingly mirrors a broader contradiction of undemocracy: while post-democracy marginalises popular opinion by narrowing the scope of democratic engagement by elites, in contrast, in the age of undemocracy, the people are themselves mobilised to execute the final stages of the destruction of democratic culture.
That they are asked do so in the name of democracy, through exercises such as the EU referendum, serves to underline the significance – and perhaps irreversible nature – of this shift.
What we are witnessing is the effective severance of the apparent operation of democratic principles from the actual institutions of democracy, thus creating a vacuum that only existing elites are capable of filling. In this scenario, Brexit might be the least of our worries.


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HMC V5.2, released in February, allows you to configure call-home to IBM Service using Secure Socket Layer connections. For many customers, this is preferable to using the Internet VPN option.
Go to the Remote Support menu under Service Applications.
Select the Customize Outbound Connectivity task.
Connectivity options include Modem, Internet, Internet VPN and Pass-Through Systems. (Pass-Through Systems are i5/OS partitions.) For SSL connectivity, select the Internet tab.
At the top of this screen, you can check a box to make this HMC a call-home server for other HMCs on the same subnet. Notice the limitation that they must be on the same subnet.
To enable call-home using SSL, check the box to Allow an Existing Internet Connection for Service.
Use the Test button to make sure outbound connectivity is working. During the test, you will see detailed status information showing that sockets have been successfully opened on the remote IBM server.
Thanks to Ron Barker for this tip.


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If you wish to schedule a free case evaluation to discuss your legal options after an auto accident, please complete this online contact form. Otherwise, read the following for useful information about what to do if you are involved in an auto accident.
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Roles of double-strand breaks, nicks, and gaps in stimulating deletions of CTG.CAG repeats by intramolecular DNA repair.
Hebert ML, Wells RD. Roles of double-strand breaks, nicks, and gaps in stimulating deletions of CTG.CAG repeats by intramolecular DNA repair. J Mol Biol. 2005;353(5):961-79.
A series of plasmids harboring CTG.CAG repeats with double-strand breaks (DSB), single-strand nicks, or single-strand gaps (15 or 30 nucleotides) within the repeat regions were used to determine their capacity to induce genetic instabilities. These plasmids were introduced into Escherichia coli in the presence of a second plasmid containing a sequence that could support homologous recombination repair between the two plasmids. The transfer of a point mutation from the second to the first plasmid was used to monitor homologous recombination (gene conversion). Only DSBs increased the overall genetic instability. This instability took place by intramolecular repair, which was not dependent on RuvA. Double-strand break-induced instabilities were partially stabilized by a mutation in recF. Gaps of 30 nt formed a distinct 30 nt deletion product, whereas single strand nicks and gaps of 15 nt did not induce expansions or deletions. Formation of this deletion product required the CTG.CAG repeats to be present in the single-stranded region and was stimulated by E.coli DNA ligase, but was not dependent upon the RecFOR pathway. Models are presented to explain the intramolecular repair-induced instabilities and the formation of the 30 nt deletion product.

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Whether you are a businessman or a visitor from UK, there are several things that you need to know beforehand. Unlike several places in the world, Dubai immigration authority has kept entering and exiting the city quite simple. You can enter Dubai even when you have two or more passports. If you are a businessperson, you may often be looking for a swift entry into several countries around the world. To make is easy, you should apply for a second passport so that you don’t run into any troubles while entering any destination.
The process from writing to processing the application for a second passport is fast, provided you have related documents at your disposal. If not, the consultancy firm might ask you to submit all documents by a certain deadline. Off course, carrying required documents will only help accelerate the process and you will have the second visa in your hands sooner than later. Keep in mind the getting the second visa, UK in this case, is subject to the permission and verification of UK embassy in Dubai.
Having a secondary passport can bring you many advantages. Holder of the second passport offers you several advantages. For instance, you can move to another country whenever you want without having to explain the reason. Also, a second passport also helps you during frequent travels to various destinations across the world. During turmoil or political unrest in your country, you can use the second passport to leave for that country with your family. In other words, there are countless benefits of having a second passport. It would be better if you could apply for UK passport as your second destination. Doing so will allow you to make business and casual trips to UK. Just fill out the second passport cyprus and wait for the process to complete.
Are audits really good for a company?


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Questions › Category: Questions › Save pitcher filters, what filters chemicals and metals from water, for separated British taps without space around it?
For their long-term travel in the UK, my grandparents are staying in older hotels where staff have warned them to boil and filter tap water before drinking. The difficulty is that each of their rooms (so far) contain only 2 water sources ─ 1 showerhead and 1 set of separated taps as follows ─ but the red space between the taps is always too narrow and tiny to support anything, much less a water filter.
They will boil the water with their kettle to kill antigens ─ thus the water filter does NOT need to do this. But what removeable water filter can they use to filter out 1-4 and 6 underneath, because pitcher filters cannot do so?


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Posted by Malene Charlotte Larsen in Holiday, Offline, Papers.
However, I have been using the silly season for working on my paper for the upcoming AoiR conference in Copenhagen in October. The paper is entitled “Online Social Networking: From Local Experiences to Global Discourses” and explores the many different experiences that Danish teenagers have through the use of social networking technologies. I will be sure to upload an abstract later.
BUT. Now it’s time for my vacation. So while everyone else in Denmark returns to their jobs (and Facebook), I will be offline (more or less) until September 1st.
Posted by Malene Charlotte Larsen in Holiday, Reading, Social Networking, Travel.
I am in Greece at the moment. At a beautiful summer resort in the breathtaking Halkidiki, which is located in the south eastern part of Central Macedonia. I am here on a working holiday – not attending the Networked Learning Conference, which will take place here the next couple of days, but Thomas, my boyfriend, is attending, so I thought it would be a nice idea to come with him and get a bit of reading done.
So far, it has been really nice. The weather is great and I have been sitting by the pool reading. One of the books I am reading is “Connecting – How We Form Social Bonds and Communities in the Internet Age” by Mary Chayko. It is rapidly becoming one of my favourite books. It deals with how people form different sociomental bonds with others with whom they seldom communicate face to face, who they don’t even know or have never met IRL.
The book was published in 2002 – before online social networking was really an issue, and nowhere in the book the them ‘social network site’ is mentioned, but I feel like I am reading about online social networking and how people form and maintain online connections on e.g. Facebook – and why it is important to have connections to both particular and typified others (e.g. a chat friend, a faraway relative, a deceased family member, a celebrity or even a fictional character) and why these connections are just as important to us as our daily face to face interactions.
I think that I will use the book and some of its concepts in my dissertation when explaining and defining online social networking. Even though it doesn’t deal with social network sites, Chayko acknowledges the fact that she could be writing about upcoming technologies that might change how we connect and form social bonds in the age of the Internet: “It is a safe bet that technologies that are being developed, refined, and disseminated as this is written will lead to currently unimaginable changes in our society, in the nature of connectedness and in thinking itself” (p. 15). Did someone mention Facebook, Bebo, Orkut…?
Posted by Malene Charlotte Larsen in Holiday.
By the way, my paper in progress is called ‘Understanding Social Networking – On young People’s Construction and Co-construction of Identity Online‘ and will present some of the results from my thesis which many of you have been asking for in an English version.

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text: What if I can't wait to go back to work. Not that I don't love my kids, they are ok, but I was so much older (I am 40) when I stated having kids that it has been a real adjustment for me.I have always been able to live my life however I wanted (I was told at 24 I coulnd't have children) I love money and buying stuff for myself. My husband is pretty greedy and self absorbed (he is only 30), So I just want to go back to work so I can start shopping for myself again. I sort of want my life to go back to normal, luckily I have parents that are more than willing to help, my husbands parents are never around and never help. I pay all the bills, daycare, groceries,cell phone. The house is mine and both of the autos (his and mine) I paid for both of those. Think he just tries to make me feel guily about going back to work so I can start paying all of the bills again. He has made several comments that since I have been on maturnity leave he doesn't like paying all of the bills . Guilty or not??

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In November 2017 I was looking for a Alzheimer's facility for my mother. I live in Montana and my mother lived in Lodi, California. After reading all the great reviews on Somerford Place of Stockton, I decided to try to get her into this facility. The best decision I ever made for my mother was to put her into Somerford Place of Stockton. To this day my mother has been cared for, not only in a professional manner by everyone that works at Somerford Place, but I believe they truly care about their residents. What I saw every time I visited was they treat everyone with dignity, respect and love. I believe at the end of the day all we want for our loved ones that have this terrible disease called Alzheimer's is to be treated with dignity and respect. Again, thank you Leslie Anderson, Peggy Massey and all the wonderful people that took care of my mother. There will be a special place in heaven for each and everyone of you.
We were very fortunate to have found Somerford Place as a final home for my aunt. She was a resident there for two and a half years, and in that time we were able to witness the compassionate care that she received. Our aunt was a modest person who appreciated all that was done for her. Her Alzheimer's progressed slowly and she continued to be the kind and gracious person that she had been all her life. In the end as her physical body started to fail, she was cared for with love and respect. For this we were extremely grateful.We moved her to Somerford so that she would be closer to us and we could visit her more often than when she lived in the Bay Area. Our initial visit was as a result of a personal recommendation, and we liked what we saw. The monthly cost was substantially less than the Bay Area as well. I would highly recommend that anyone looking for special care for a loved one with dementia make several visits to Somerford.
This home takes wonderful care of my Mother. I know she is safe and happy and I don't worry about her like I have when she lived at another facility. The caregivers and staff at Somerford are so loving and caring. They are approachable and patient with any questions or concerns I may have. Also, they have all been working at Somerford for a long time and you can tell they enjoy their jobs and love the residents. If you are considering placing your loved one here, i totally recommend it!!
Wonderful facility! The caring staff at Somerford Place of Stockton came into my life at the perfect time. The genuine support and care helped me make one of the most difficult decisions I have ever had to make regarding my mother's care. The facility is always clean and well managed. My mother is very well cared for and she easily adjusted well to her new home. Thank you Peggy, and Leslie for showing me so much support from my first inquiry about an opening. Thank you Teresa for the photos you would send me during the day while I was at work letting me know at just the right time that my mother was fine when my guilt was starting to get the best of me. Somerford Place of Stockton will always hold a special place in my heart for the all the love and care they have shown my mother and my family.


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