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Welcome to the Keller Head Start Program. The Keller Head Start program is located in the beautiful San Poil valley on the Colville Indian Reservation. The Program, itself, is surrounded by large mountains which carry many cultural teachings passed on through our tribal history. Our community borders the San Poil River and several streams. Keller is a small and intimate tribal community with a rich history. The Keller Head Start staff is comprised of one site supervisor, one teacher, one classroom aide, and a cook that has worked in the program for over twenty years. Because of the intimacy of the community, Keller Head Start usually has great parental involvement. Parents feel a special attachment to the program and its children. The Keller Head Start moved into their new facility in March of 2005 and has enjoyed their new home since then. As many other Head Start programs, Keller had years of operating out of substandard facilities and has now found a permanent new home thanks to the Colville Tribal Business Council and the Head Start Bureau.
The Nespelem Head Start program is located on the main agency campus of the Colville Confederated Tribes in Nespelem, WA. Chidren attending the Nespelem Head Start program are representative of a diverse cultural community. Due to the Tribe's largest employment base being located in the Nespelem and Coulee Dam area, families bring a diversity of cultures and languages. Languages represented in the Head Start program are nselxcin, nxa?amxcin, nimipu, and English.
The maximum enrollment at the Nespelem Head Start is 40. We have two classrooms with a staff of eleven. Our program is housed in a brand new facility which provides a quality learning environment for our children.
The Nespelem Head Start program is dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of our Tribal cultures and languages. The core curriculum reflects the local Tribal cultures and languages of the Colville Reservation.
Welcome to the Omak Head Start program. The Omak Head Start program is located in an historic landmark known as St. Mary’s Mission; a Jesuit mission boarding school established in 1896 by Father Steven DeRouge. Fr. DeRouge's presence met stiff resistance until he saved an Indian child who had fallen into the swift waters of Omak Creek. Chief Smitkin then provided land to construct the mission. It began as a log cabin and gradually grew until two fires destroyed nearly everything early in the last century. Today the mission contains a mix of old and new buildings, including the new Paschal Sherman Indian School, now run by the Colville tribe, no longer by the Jesuits. The mission’s grounds are surrounded by rocky, dry hills covered with grass and sagebrush. The Omak Head Start program serves 30 children ages three to five. Our program is known reservation-wide for our parent and Foster Grandparent involvement. Omak’s parents are greatly committed to the program as evidenced by the large numbers who consistently show up for parent meetings, field trips, fund raisers, and dinners; not-to-mention, our dedicated Policy Council representatives. The Omak Head Start staff are part of the nselxcin language intensive funded by the Potlatch Fund, inspiring them to strive toward a modified immersion language program for the children. Teachers have demonstrated a great enthusiasm for the revitalization of our tribal languages and cultures.


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According to a new research report by the market research and strategy consulting firm, Global Market Insights, Inc, the U.S. Recreational Boating Market to exhibit around 4.5% CAGR from 2018 to 2024.
Increasing customer spending for tourism is boosting the U.S. recreational boating market demand. Proliferating usage of boats for leisure and water sports activities such as river rafting, kayaking, racing, and sailing are enhancing the production of pleasure crafts, thereby strengthening industry size over the forecast timeframe.
Continuous government support to upgrade and maintain the recreational boating infrastructure will drive the industry share over the forecast timeframe. For instance, in 2015, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service through the Boating Infrastructure Grant (BIG) program announced grants of worth over $14 million. It aims to maintain and upgrade the boating infrastructure along with providing strong support for manufacturers.
Florida recreational boating industry will exhibit over 6.5% CAGR over the study period. This growth can be attributed to the increasing government initiatives to educate and encourage the participation of customers for recreational boating. The regulations by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission mandating minimum safety equipment on boats will further influence the industry growth. The boat shows across the state such as Fort Myers Boat Show, Charlotte County Boat Show, and Bonita Springs Boat Show provides platform for industry participants to showcase their latest technology in boats and attracts boat riders, escalating the U.S. recreational boating market size.
Rising number of accidents owing to the lack of knowledge and ignorance of people for utilizing safety equipment such as life jacket are hampering the U.S. recreational boating market share. For instance, according to the United States Coast Guard, in 2017, the recreational boating accidents due to not wearing of life jackets accounted to 370. To overcome this issue, industry participants along with the government are working on educating the boat riders about the benefits of the safety equipment on boats.
The U.S. recreational boating market size from the outboard boats segment will capture the highest volume share accounting to more than 70% over the forecast time frame. This growth can be attributed to the enhanced space availability in the cockpit, improved maintenance owing to easier detachment of the engine from the boat, and maneuverability further supporting the industry growth.
In terms of power, the engine powered segment from the U.S. recreational boating market share will show a significant growth rate of around 4% between 2018 and 2024 owing to the increasing usage of engines in several boats including inboard boats, outboard boats, and PWCs. The engines powered by ethanol, petrol, and diesel fuels provide alternatives to customers contributing towards the industry revenue share. The stringent regulations by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency leading to the introduction of hybrid and electric boats will play a key role in driving the business revenue.
American Sail Inc., Azimut-Benetti Group, Bavaria Yachts, Groupe Beneteau, Brunswick Corporation, and Catalina Yachts are few players of the recreational boating industry. Mergers and acquisitions are among the common strategies adopted by the participants to enhance their product offerings. For instance, in June 2018, Brunswick Corporation announced the acquisition of Power Products for $910 million to complement its portfolio with existing Power Products brands.

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Tonight I made my own dinner.
When I say "made my own dinner", of course what I mean to say is that I microwaved a lamb stew kindly provided to me by my partners grandfather, then cooked it in a pot, along with some pieces of chicken and some pasta, seasoned with an oxo cube, a lot of paprika, some mixed spices, and a goodly amount of chip spice.
Alongside this one pot masterpiece I cooked 2 fishfingers, 2 waffles, and a reggae reggae chicken fillet.
A natural combination of foods if ever I saw one.
I feel like as though I'm Sonic the Hedgehog.
Bang! And the vomit is gone!

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Ok You have intergrated sound but that should not be the problem. The mike may be. Computer microphones should be the dynamic type with a stereo mini plug. Other types may need a pre amp.
Avoid thes cheap plastic ones with the long neck. They are impact microphones and require a sound before they activate. They will not work when the sound is soft.
Also clcikon the speaker icon on the task bar and make sure theat microphone is unchecked and the volume is up.
If recording open the volume control, click Options> properties>recording, check every item then then ok and make sure the microphone is checked.
Also click Options>Properites and open the other playback and other and check all the boxes there too. this will give you access to all your sound controls.

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I joined the University of Leeds' Centre for Employment Relations Innovation and Change (CERIC) and the Work and Employment Relations Division in October 2010, moving from the Working Lives Research Institute at London Metropolitan University where managed a number of research projects on work and employment, particularly looking at migrant workers.
My research interests include trade unions and the development of organising and recruitment strategies, particularly as they relate to under-represented groups in the union movement; gender and industrial relations; the labour market position of migrants and black and minority ethnic groups; new geographies of labour and the politics of intersectionality (‘race’, class, gender, etc).
After seven years of working in the university sector in publications and multi-media I completed a part-time MA in Labour and Trade Union Studies at the University of North London (now merged into London Metropolitan University) and then went on to complete my doctoral research which was funded by the ESRC and the Trades Union Congress on ‘Organising black and minority ethnic workers; trade union strategies for recruitment and inclusion’ at Queen Mary, University of London. Following this I was awarded an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowship at Queen Mary, University of London.
I have also held a number of positions in the trade union movement – as a branch secretary, regional council delegate and secretary of Hackney Trades Union Council. I have worked closely on research projects with a number of unions including the GMB, TGWU, CWU, Bectu, Usdaw and the Trades Union Congress. I was awarded an ESRC grant for a research project starting in 2011 entitled Broad-based community alliances: a comparative study of London and Sydney’.

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The Cenacle Treatment Center - Problem with gambling?
There's a growing number of people falling into financial difficulties and the correlation that these people live in areas where there has been a rise in betting & casinos.
Advertising involving NLP techniques can be a lure to people who have a tendency to gamble, though its these NPL techniques that can be used to a clients benefit. For example the use of words and pictures that are used to lure gambling addicts, can also be associated with a loss and its the perception of how we interpret that hypnotic and suggestive language.

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Congrats to Giuseppe Zanotti 20th Anniversary!! It is not easy to maintain these 20 successful years of a haute couture shoe designer.
Every one born with some talents, but how do you discover it ? Mr Zanotti transformed from a DJ to a designer. And fashion led him to follow the prêt-à-porter catwalk shows in Milan and Paris with great interest.
He sets up additional departments producing jewels and heels at Vicini shoe factory in early 90's, where he combined creativity and craftsmanship of the highest level for footwear. Giuseppe s' shoe come with a dream and feeling & also are meant to meet every women's footwear needs.

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The Westminster Dog Show will conclude Tuesday night in New York City with the awarding of the heralded "Best in Show" honor at Madison Square Garden.
The American Kennel Club classifies various dog breeds into seven categories, including herding, hound, working, sporting, non-sporting, toy and terrier group.
After the dogs compete for best-in-breed titles, the winners advance to the Westminster final Tuesday evening.
Four group winners were announced Monday, including Baby Lars of the herding group, Burns of the hound Group, Colton of the non-sporting group and Bono of the toy group.
After the winners are named in the sporting, working and terrier groups Tuesday night, the Best in Show competition will play out and the top honor will be awarded.
The Best in Show is clearly the highlight of the competition, but the most enjoyable event from the spectator's perspective may be the Masters Agility Championship.
In that event, dogs weave their way through obstacles. In addition to showing how well the dogs move and demonstrate their speed, it also shows the ability to handle one challenge after another.
The Westminster Dog Show held its first competition in 1877. While there is no prize money awarded to the winners (groups and best in show), the breeding rights fees can be the reward later down the line.
Last year's winner was Flynn, a Bichon Frise, who has since retired from competition.

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Bruce Sellery offers his advice on the most cost effective way to take advantage of the Registered Education Savings Plan.
I have three agents competing for my RESP registration. I have some idea of how I should decide which one to go with, but I don’t like any of my options so far. How do I make the best decision, or am I better off saving their money in an account for now?
Don’t go with any of the three agents. Just go to your bank, credit union or financial planning firm and set up an RESP there. Simple as that.
I know this response may come across as abrupt, but if you don’t like your options then you need to try a different approach. But I think it would also be beneficial for you to reframe your question. Instead of asking how to choose between three scholarship trusts—options you don’t like—I’d ask a different question: What is the simplest, most cost effective way to take advantage of the Registered Education Savings Plan?
The answer is this: go to your bank, open up an RESP account, set up an automatic withdrawal from your chequing account every month, then invest the proceeds in a low cost mutual fund. Ta-dah. Done.
Simplicity: An RESP is simply a container for your investments, like an RRSP. When you put money into that container you qualify for a government grant of 20% or up to $500 per child per year. At a bank, once your money is in the account you can do all sorts of things with it. The agents you’ve been talking to work for scholarship trusts and they are selling a more complicated product. There are rules about withdrawals and the contribution schedule—rules that you won’t have to deal with at your bank. Read more about an “Interesting Report on RESPs” that outlines some of the other issues with scholarship trusts.
Performance: In addition to the impact of fees on investment performance, scholarship trusts generally focus on fixed income. While that implies that the investments are safer, it also means that returns are likely to be lower over time than if you had some exposure to the stock market.
The second part of your question asked whether you should just “save their money in an account for now.” The answer to that is an emphatic no. Get moving on this now, otherwise you’ll be missing out on that juicy government grant and the magic of compound interest.

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Looking for an Australian Mist?
True to its name, the Australian Mist was bred and developed in Australia. It is amongst the newly introduced breed in the UK. It was accepted by the GCCF in October 2011. As such, there are only a few Australian Mist catteries in the UK and in other countries. On the bright side, the development of this breed is well-documented, it will be helpful in future breeding efforts.
This breed is a perfect choice for first-time owners. It is a well-balanced feline with nothing extreme on its appearance, characteristic, and maintenance responsibilities. The breed is developed to be to be an indoor cat. It is said that the Australian Mist prefers to spend the day with its owner rather than having its own ventures. Indeed, it is the cosiest pet to have.
Are you up for owning an Australian Mist? Here is a brief background of this cat which was originally referred as Spotted Mist.
Formerly called the Spotted Mist, the Australian Mist is developed by Dr Truda Straede with an aim of having strictly a housecat to address the issue of feral cats threatening Australia’s wildlife. The breeding was accomplished in 1980 by outcrossing the Burmese, the Abyssinian, and domestic shorthaired tabby cats. The Australian mist’s companionability and four of its basic colours were acquired from the Burmese. Its intelligence and ticking pattern were attributed to the Abyssinian, whilst its spots and maturity were from the domestic tabby.
From Spotted Mist to Australian Mist, the name changed in 1998 when other coat patterns were accepted as part of the breed. In February 2007, Mary Stuart introduced two pregnant cats into the UK. Within two years, around 100 to 200 Australian Mist cats can be found in the UK. To ensure the breed’s gene pool, more cats were imported in July 2010. The breed earned recognition in successive years.
The Australian Mist is a medium-sized shorthaired feline that can weigh between 8-15 lbs (4-7 kgs). In general, this breed has a well-portioned body structure with slender legs and hind legs that are slightly higher than its forelegs. Its paws are oval-shaped. The tail is long and well- furred with a rounded tip.
Its eyes appear large and luminous with an eye colour of green or any shade from chartreuse to aquamarine. The look is completed with a round head, rounded cheeks and moderately large ears.
The ground colour can be paler than the pattern.
The pattern can be diluted but remains distinct from the ground colour.
This breed can be in any of these colours: brown, blue, cinnamon (gold), chocolate, lilac, and fawn (peach). The colour generally appears rich and warm, lighter on the under parts and darker on nose, cheeks and ears.
A few minutes of good grooming by hand twice a week is sufficient. Complete grooming with such as nail trimming, teeth brushing, and ear cleaning are required. The earlier the grooming routine is introduced the better.
The Australian Mist’s personality is remarkably known as gentle and affectionate. As such, this feline is happily kept as an indoor pet. Its breeding programme is designed to produce a cat with a loving temperament. It is an ideal pet for all ages, from children to seniors. It is known to have a tolerance for children and is less likely to engage in scratching when provoked. It can also live well with any dog breed that can be tolerant of cats. It can adapt well in a home with pets as it enjoys the company of others.
The Australian Mist cannot handle being left alone. It thrives with human contact and would love to be included in family activities. Owners would find this cat sitting on their laps with or without invitation and relishing cuddle time.
The Australian Mist cat should be given a nutritious diet that fulfils its nutritional needs. It should be consistently given the same food following the same meal schedule. If there are changes to its diet, those must be done gradually to prevent digestive problems.
The average Australian Mist’s life expectancy ranges from 15-18 years. This cat breed is among the healthiest and is not known to have health issues.
Ensure that this feline gets enough exercise and its diet managed well to prevent it from becoming overweight. Be firm on its diet, as this feline is prone to over-eating. Further, it should be provided with toys and be engaged in activities so it won’t feel lonely.
A pedigreed Australian Mist kitten will cost £300 upwards. Food cost runs at £25 each month on average. The monthly costs, insurance cost, vaccinations, boosters, annual checks, and other pet care costs for this breed are dependent on the area and the special needs of the feline.
Is an Australian Mist Right for You?
The Australian Mist is perfect as an indoor cat as it prefers to stay inside with your company.
This feline loves the company of humans and other pets, hence, it cannot handle being left alone.
It is an adaptable pet that can live well with other animals.
It has a high tolerance for children.
This breed requires little grooming.


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The Minority in Parliament has raised concerns with Ghana’s agreement with oil giant, ExxonMobil, describing it as a bad precedent and a financial loss to the State.
Parliament on Wednesday ratified the agreement between Government and the US oil giant ExxonMobil and its local partners, Goil Offshore Ghana Limited, for deep water oil exploration in the Cape Three Points Block.
The Agreement, which is effective for 25 years, will however expire after 7 years if the exploration yields no commercial discoveries.
But the Minority Spokesperson for Finance, Cassiel Ato Forson, says the exemptions granted will deny the country the right revenues.
“I am very surprised that the Ministry of Finance supports this. These are the very things we oppose. They came to government and within the first six months, they have approved it. Unfortunately, I am sad. Today is a sad day for Ghana. They have lost so much,” he added.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Minister for Energy in charge of Petroleum, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam has described the agreement as a huge gain for the country.
The ExxonMobil Petroleum Agreement was signed by the Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko on January 18, 2018.
The allocation, which was done through direct negotiation is situated in the deep water Cape Three Points area of the Western Region.
A Professor of Law at the University of Ghana Law Faculty, Raymond Atuguba, had earlier warned that Ghana could be shortchanged in the ExxonMobil Petroleum Agreement.
He argued that, Parliament has not been thoroughly effective in carrying out its oversight responsibilities, hence the need to critically examine the agreement.
Professor Raymond Atuguba raised this concern in a presentation christened, “The Ghana-ExxonMobil Petroleum Agreement, a legal and political economic analysis,” held in February 2019.

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Let quinoa soak in water for at least 20 minutes.
Sift out the quinoa, pull it in a cooking pot, add 150 ml almond milk and bring to boil.
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Also as expected, the Galaxy S9+ brings a secondary camera much like what we saw on last year’s Observe 8. This time round, the secondary camera will use a large-angle sensor to capture extra of what you are seeing. With a CCTV camera, you unfastened picture high quality each time you transfer the video from the analog signal when it is digitized in the cameras Digital Sign Processor, which is then converted again to analog to run up the coax cable, which is once more digitized on the DVR for recording.
Hello there, so sorry for any inconvenience, we already launched an easy and light-weight version of Camera360 referred to as Camera360 Lite, please go to ?id=.beauty.selfie.camera&hl=en to have a try, thank you. Samsung has launched its newest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S9, with a well-known all-display screen design however its re-invented camera system might be a game-changer.
Digital SLR cameras provide an amazing amount of artistic control over the camera and the resuting pictures. There are a number of publicity modes as effectively corresponding to Auto, Aperture priority and Shutter speed priority, which is current in probably the most basic DSLR cameras as well. D.C. police consider the individual proven in the video is responsible for damaging practically a dozen traffic cameras on Tuesday, February 20. The incidents have been reported in areas of Southeast and Northeast D.C.


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"Eat, drink and feel famous at Central London’s Must Experience Restaurant - Planet Hollywood. Its’ Haymarket location is especially ideal for pre or post theatre dining. Its’ irresistible menu includes burgers, sandwiches, pastas, pizzas, ribs, steaks, fish , fajitas, Asian and salads. There’s a resident DJ every evening, movie memorabilia and a merchandise shop."
By sending this booking your details will only be sent to Planet Hollywood and will never be shared with other third parties. By clicking this box you agree to the Terms and Conditions set out above.
You can book to reserve an area of Planet Hollywood for you and your friends. Just enter your requirements below to see what they have to offer.
What did you think of Planet Hollywood?
There are so many interesting bits and pieces of memorablia and the cocktails were great too.
I popped into Planet Hollywood for a couple of drinks and I absolutely loved it! There are so many interesting bits and pieces of memorablia and the cocktails were great too. I will definitely be coming back to try the food.
always really friendly staff and the burgers are great!
A really cool place to visit for a few drinks and food with friends and family.
Just been to lunch at Planet Hollywood and had some really tasty beef sliders in the bar. With movie memorabilia everywhere and friendly staff this is always a fun place to visit!
Best dinning experience for a long while amazingly refreshing!
What a fantastic place to go for pre theatre the service is fast and the food is tasty and well presented served by your friendly waiter where nothing is too much trouble!
Ribs and steaks were amazing they came within 12 minutes of ordering the sweet potatoe fries were the best I have tasted in London.
I will defiantly be returning with my extended family as they seem to be set up for larger groups and family get togethers.
I hear they have just been given an award for best family restaurant in London!
A well done to Kenyan our waiter for looking after us.
The staff here were excellent , however as for the food I wish I could say the same. I went to this resturant with a bunch of friends and our meals were terrible! My burger was full of greece , my chips were over cooked and were covered in brown marks and as for one of my friends ,his burger it was undercooked . The drinks were all flat, and warm(coke etc.)and the water provided was tap only. The dessert seemed to vary one friend and I have ice cream that was litterally 'ice' there was no way of eating it withoutlooking like a fool , whereas my other two friends said the dessert was fine. So overall i believe this is one of those places way too overrated and for a resturant located where it is i in London I was appalled with the food standard in fact I would have preferred McDonald's .
We pride ourselves on our high levels of guest service and the quality of food we serve and we usually receive very good feedback regarding both of these, so we were very sorry to hear of your disappointment on the day of your visit.
We have managers on duty, who would have been more than happy to come over to speak to you regarding your issues, if requested at the time.
We will be willing to look into it and investigate more in case you have a receipt that you can email to us.
I have dined and had drinks at Planet Hollywood numerous times and as a local to the area always tend to choose it over other restaurants/ bars for it's easy going & fun atmosphere, great music (the cheesy 80's and 90's tunes are a treat) and the food which is delicious - the best burgers and ribs in town for sure! And even after César salad you won't be leaving hungry! I would definitely recommend Planet as I have had s much fun with my family and friends and so those who are looking for a place with a buzz - this will be the perfect option! Besides - it still serves food until 1am, hard to beat!
Had dinner at Planet Hollywood last night with a bunch of friends and we had a great time. The restaurant was really buzzing with Xmas and birthday parties but we still got flawless service, very attentive and smiley. And food was good too! Thanks Planet for a great night!!!
Went to Planet Hollywood few nights ago for a friend's birthday bash and we had a great time. Our waitress was great fun and so attentive. We all loved the food and cocktails, it was all really tasty. And I loved the way we were filmed on the TV's, birthday boy was sooo embarrassed, but in a good way. I would definitely recommend Planet Hollywood if you are going out to celebrate, great place for it!!
Went last weekend with a group of friends for a hen night. Had a great night. The food was really good, great service and excellent music. We really enjoy our visit.
“excellent service”this was our first visit. We appreciated the 'no booking' system on a saturday as it meant we could make a last minute decision to go there. We were told there would not be a table for about an hour and were told to listen for our name to be called out, which meant we didn't have to stand in a queue. After 30 minutes we were seated at a table in the British room thankfully because the level of noise in the main floor of the restaurant was a bit too high for conversation. The waiters (thom in particular) were excellent, attentive, friendly, helpful and we weren't rushed even though there seems to be a permanent queue to get in. We had nachos and fajitas which were good, no room for pudding, although they sounded delicious. A memorable evening.
I went yesterday and I have to say I am not sure what the complaint below is all about, i found it to be nothing more than what it says on the tin. quality food served by polite staff with a nice atmosphere. Yes we werent in there for that long but why would anyone choose Planet Hollywood to take a long boozy dinner - if I wanted that I would go to an appropriate restaurant. For me, growing up with this place as part of my life its all about the experience!
Thursday 12th November. Partners birthday wanted a nice location somewhere child friendly so we could take the kids. STAFF was friendly, greeted us nicely atmosphere not what u'd expect for a west end location lay out all wrong really need to re-design the interiors the seating plan don't work they have a loads of screens which are place too high, you can display birthday messages nice but would be better if they could be heard and unless your bending your neck to look out for your message to be displayed your likely to miss it.
SERVICE too fast. FOOD served at microwave speed. For such simple American style dishes don't know how it manage to taste so tasteless! could benefit from some new chefs. VALUE FOR MONEY well im so glad most of the cost was covered by my reward vouchers from tesco so for some reason i didn't feel as ripped off as i might of felt handing over cash.
Given the occasion it was a huge let down of expectations so i didn't want to ruin the evening by spending time complaining. Only positive was the kids seem to enjoy the music and the milkshakes but then again i can think of several places that do better shakes. sorry planet Hollywood sorry i mean ph whoever re vamp the logo to ph has probably not done it any justice either.
I think the new Planet Hollywood is far better than before! It is more sophisticated, the place does look clean, fresh and contemporary.
The food, service and atmosphere are first class. I definitely recommend it for a great night out.
Also the new bar here is far cooler and more fun than the last Planet Hollywood in the Trocadero. Superb!
Went last weekend with a group of friends. Had a great night. The food was really good.
The service was outstanding and the cocktail menu is top. We were celebrating a birthday and were made to feel really important.
looking forward to going back in a couple of weeks for my birthday!!
Are you a film buff? Do you love US food? You can combine the two at Planet Hollywood, a salute to the silver screen in the heart of London.
Planet Hollywood is vast, a huge barn of a place. And right from the moment you walk through the door — when you come face to face with a rather anorexic-looking Terminator — you step into the world of movies. Around the walls, and set into the windows, sits a raft of movie memorabilia, including Indiana Jones’ whip and chalice; the lamé suit from Goldmember (no one said it was going to be classy); John Travolta’s leather jacket from Grease, and Arnie’s head from Batman & Robin, when he played Mr Freeze. The Starship Enterprise, presumably scaled down, hangs from the ceiling. It’s worth walking round the entire restaurant, trying to match every item to the correct film. If you’re lucky, you’ll be seated in one of the booths round the outside, with your own personal piece of movie history next to you.
Not surprisingly, the place is jumping. It’s school holidays so children abound, but that is probably par for the course, and there looks to be a fair number of tourists - again, par for the course. The music is loud, but not unbearably so, and the rather utilitarian tables and chairs in the middle of the restaurant are well filled. Staggeringly attractive wait staff whisk up and down the isles and the service is surprisingly (for the size of the place) efficient. Massive screens show music videos and clips of films and every so often they flash up messages from diners to their loved ones, texted from their table. A little kitsch, maybe, but there nothing wrong with that. This is Hollywood!
Heaven knows what the table-turning target is, but no one seems hurried. And though you may surmise that the food is not the star attraction, it's not bad at all. The menu reads like a cast list for a summer blockbuster — it’s that long and detailed.
There are 12 starters, including a mammoth platter, if you can’t make up your mind. The Texas tostados (£7.95) comprise four mini tortillas loaded with barbecue chicken, sautéed onions and two types of cheddar, served with sour cream and a tangy pico de gallo — a fresh tomato and onion salsa. The tostados feature on the platter (£18.95), along with buffalo wings, chicken crunch, parmesan spinach dip and potato skins. What it doesn’t include is the blackened shrimp, which is well worth trying. Six marinated jumbo shrimp (or prawns, if you prefer), are peeled (with tails left on for less messy eating), pan-fried in cajun spices and served with a creole mustard sauce for dipping. At £12.50, it’s an expensive starter, but you shouldn't feel short-changed.
In fact, all the food at Planet Hollywood offers value for money, primarily thanks to the sheer generosity. There is quality there, too. A full rack of ribs is fairly hefty, and the sauce - lavishly applied - is tangy as advertised and the ribs themselves juicy and full of flavour. You’d expect this sort of place to do a terrific burger and so it proves. The barbecue bacon variety (£11.95) is topped with hickory smoked bacon, barbecue sauce and sharp cheddar, with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle. Like the ribs, it comes with excellent skinny fries. There is the option to double up on the patty for £16.50, but only the very greedy should really consider such indulgence.
Gloriously over-the-top desserts — this is an American chain, after all — include an excellent strawberry cheesecake (£6.50) and an alluringly named chocolate brownie super sundae, served in a giant Martini glass (£13.50). A rum baba (£6.75), as delightfully retro as it sounds, is sadly less successful. The baba itself is light and fluffy, but the syrup in which it is drenched tastes slightly chemically and woefully synthetic. It is whisked away without demur and replaced almost instantly with a white chocolate bread pudding (£6.50). This is neither as stodgy nor as sweet as it sounds and comes with a punchy bourbon sauce and whipped cream.
What sort of movie would it be without a cocktail? Planet Hollywood has an extensive selective, including old favourites and some in house creations. One of these is Blue Crush (£7.50), a blend of vodka, Bacardi, Blue Curaçao, tequila and lemonade. It is a rather lurid blue — the bright azure of a Beverley Hills swimming pool, perhaps — but is deliciously refreshing. Amongst the old school options is a Long Island Iced Tea, with a kick like a mule. Still on the movie theme (it’s hard to avoid), there is something called The Terminator — vodka, gin, Bacardi, Cointreau, Kahlua, sours, cranberry juice and draught beer. It certainly sounds pretty terminal.
If you can come back from that, among the wines are a decent Finca Valero Macebeo at an equally decent £15.95 - excellent value given the location and the venue, with a red Garnacha/Tempranillo equivalent at the same price. The wine list is fairly succinct — something of a relief given the choice elsewhere — and house champagne is Lanson, at a not unreasonable £49.95 for Black Label or rosé.
Planet Hollywood isn’t the place to go if you want fine dining. It’s all about the experience — the buzz, the memorabilia, the vibe and the fun. And while the food may not be the top billing, it's not a bad supporting cast.


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So much better than SWG.
A refreshing spin on the tried and true MMO experience.
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If only EA could be wiped from the earth and replaced with decent game managment.
"The Force" is definitely strong in this game ;) Hundreds of hours of high quality fun to be had here.
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Michael Whittle is an artist and academic hailing from the north of England who has developed a particular interest in the diagrammatic in art. His recent PhD, which he studied in Kyoto City, was an investigation into what he has coined Romantic Objectivism. The concepts behind this area of research appear to be concerned with the convergence of art and science, and the semiotic and aesthetic lineage of the diagram in art making.
Michael is about to embark on a lecture tour about the the role of diagrams in visual culture where he will be talking at places such as Glasgow School of Art, Newcastle University and the Royal College of Art amongst others.
Fiends: Hello Michael, hope you are very well today. You are about to embark on this lecture tour, where are you based now? Will you be visiting any places that you have a particular fondness for?
Michael: Kyoto has been home for almost ten years now. I first visited as an exchange student from the Royal College of Art and returned a few years later as a research scholar at Kyoto City University of Arts on the Monbusho scholarship program. It’s a generous but competitive award run by the Japanese government that provides language training, living costs and full tuition fees at a Japanese University. Before I studied art I had always thought I’d end up in research science and my first degree was actually in Biomedicine. The plan was to study for a PhD in Biochemistry at Michigan University in the States but I decided to take a year out first and move home with my parents in Northumberland to study fine art at Newcastle College. The idea was to have art as a hobby, although it very quickly became much more than that. The year I spent studying in Newcastle was incredibly stimulating, second only to my time in London at the RCA, so I’m really looking forward to returning to both of those colleges to present what I’ve been working on in Japan for the last decade.
Fiends: The premise of the lectures will be your concept of Romantic Objectivism, could you tell us a little more about this and what brought you to be talking about it?
Michael: Romantic Objectivism was the title of my PhD thesis. It could have just as easily have been called ‘Subjective Objectivism’ to suggest a meeting place between the subjective ideals of art and the objective ideals of science. But I wanted to reference the European romantic period, during which time the great rift developed between the arts and sciences, or what C.P. Snow famously described as ‘The Two Cultures’. The idea is that Romantic Objective artworks are able to bridge the gap.
The simplest way to understand Romantic Objectivism is by considering Japanese haiku poetry which, unlike classical Chinese poetry, has to be written as objectively as possible. It’s a similar idea to ‘show, don’t tell’. When a poet does directly state their emotional feelings then their poem fails as a haiku. To my mind the power of a haiku lies in the 'subjective void' left by the poet for readers to fill themselves. The effect may be fleeting but it’s powerfully subjective and much more than the sum of its objective observations.
I think because of my scientific training I’ve always been interested in visual artists who work along those lines, artists who hide their subjective self expression behind a façade of logical rigor like Sol LeWitt and his instructional, diagrammatic wall drawings, or Marcel Duchamp’s diagrammatic ‘Large Glass’ and his concept of a ‘playful physics’. Contemporary artists like Olafur Eliasson, Yves Netzhammer and Nikolaus Gansterer all create Romantically Objective work, and the tool or process they rely on to do so is very often diagrammatic. So the real focus of my research is how diagrams allow artists to create Romantically Objective art.
Fiends: We would love to hear more about your time in Kyoto, and how this influenced your research, if at all.
Michael: The first difficulty I faced in describing my research proposal to my Japanese professors was that there isn’t a direct translation for the word Diagram in Japanese. Our modern understanding of the diagram is a very Western idea that came to prominence during the period in Europe when Encyclopedias were being mass manufactured. There are Japanese characters such as 図 (Zu) which can be combined as 図式 (Zushiki) meaning scheme or pattern, 図表 (Zuhyō) meaning chart or graph and 図面 (Zumen) which suggests more of a drawing or blueprint. But more often that not the loan word ダイヤグラム is used, pronounced ‘diaguramu’. It was helpful to have to explain how the word diagram unites all of these ideas and, despite the initial differences, the Japanese do have a history of creating some incredible diagrams. Traditional maps are readable which ever way you turn the paper, and there are some very sophisticated diagrammatic geometry puzzles at Buddhist temples designed to be meditated upon in the hopes of being enlightened, not to mention Mandala.
Japan is a parallel universe of aesthetic and philosophical ideas and Kyoto is still its cultural capital.
Temple Geometry From Kyoto. image supplied by artist.
Fiends: Would you describe the diagram as a sort of parallel language, choosing lines as you would choose words? Could we talk of diagrams as a kind of poetry ?
Michael: Diagrams are definitely one of the oldest forms of visual language that humans use. There are several prehistoric examples of cave wall drawings of star constellations and town plans, and even a portable stone age hunting map which is five times older than the first written language. The major difference is that text and written language such as poetry tends to be linear, whereas diagrams are capable of creating non-linear networks of ideas. Perhaps what does connect poetry and diagrams is the ancient Greek word ‘poesis’, which a Greek friend once explained to me. It means the act of making or creating and refers to all areas of artistic creativity. The interesting thing about diagrams is that not only are they used to stabilise and store information, like in a chart, a table or a graph, but they can also be used to create new knowledge by creating new connections and rearranging ideas in to new configurations. Diagrams were fundamental to the scientific revolution and its easy to see why artists and scientists are drawn to them because of their incredible creative properties.
Fiends: Is there something about the ancient Greek culture, perfect proportions and the ideal form that relates to the scientific method and to the aesthetic traditions that are embedded in the west?
Michael: Idealism is alive and well in art and science but has evolved in complexity since Plato’s Theory of Forms. The basic process comes down to either adding simplicity or reducing complexity, which might sound like the same thing but they’re very different ideas. In the first you’re imagining ideal objects like perfect spheres and frictionless surfaces, this is Platonic Idealism. In the second you’re creating a model of the world based only on its essential properties, you strip away or ignore all the unimportant or distracting qualities. This is Aristotelian or ‘minimalist’ idealism, although in art it often gets called reductionism or reductivism. There’s some confusion between the terms but it’s a really interesting area of overlap between the two subjects and diagrams sit nicely in that sweet spot.
Fiends: We would love to know more about your beautiful drawings, for instance, the work in your recent show The Shape of Information exhibited in COHJU Contemporary Art, Kyoto last year, and how this may relate to your diagrammatic thinking.
Michael: As an undergraduate biology student a lot of my time during lectures and in the lab was spent copying, memorising and creating diagrams, but it wasn’t until much later that I came to realise their real importance. Diagrams are actually the most common type of drawing people make, and they’re also the fastest growing and arguably the most varied type of image - especially as we’re living in the information age. That was definitely something I had in mind while I was working on the new series of drawings for the show you mentioned in Kyoto.
The series is based on diagrams from cutting edge research in a diverse range of fields from quantum physics to mathematical knot theory and stem cell research. Kyoto is home to some of the most prestigious Universities in Japan and I was lucky enough to work with a number of scientists who agreed to act as expert advisors in their fields. Until then I had written a lot of theory about how diagrams connect art and science both philosophically and aesthetically, but the fact that scientists actually found these contemporary drawings engaging and that several pieces ended up in the collections of Kyoto University and the Centre for Advanced Studies was incredibly rewarding.
Wavy 6 lobed enneper SURFACE, with NEURAL network detected retinal vasculature, 2017, ink and watercolour on paper, 79 x 55.8 cm (31" x 21.7"). From the Shape of information series.
Thanks for your time Michael, we look forward to attending one of these lectures and hearing more!


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Legendary German progressive thrash outfit MEKONG DELTA has announced the addition of vocalist Martin LeMar (TOMORROW'S EVE) and drummer Alex Landenburg (AT VANCE, ANNIHILATOR) to the group's ranks.
An audio sample of Martin performing the track "Epilogue" from MEKONG DELTA's second album, "The Music of Erich Zann", is available for streaming at this location.
Alex Landenburg had the following to say about his new gig: "I'm proud to announce that I'm the new drummer for legendary progressive masters MEKONG DELTA! His schedule would not allow Uli [Kusch, ex-HELLOWEEN, MASTERPLAN] to perform with MEKONG DELTA live in 2008, so he asked me personally to try out for the job. Being a longtime fan of Uli's work, his request was quite an honor, to say the least!
"The last few weeks have been pretty busy, learning the MEKONG DELTA stuff while also preparing for the shows I did with AXXIS…quite a task! So, I hope to see as many as possible of you crazy MEKONG DELTA fanatics at the shows!
"I will do my best to do justice to the music and to the legacy of the great drummers who have come before me (Jörg Michael, Peter Haas, Uli Kusch) but even more importantly, to the expectations you guys have in finally seeing MEKONG DELTA live again!"
"Lurking Fear", the latest album from MEKONG DELTA, was released in North America on April 22, 2008 via Locomotive Records. It was the first all-new studio album from the band since 1997.
"Lurking Fear" was made available in Europe in August 2007 as a standard jewelcase as well as a double vinyl album. The limited-edition digipack included a bonus DVD containing the band's December 21, 1991 concert in Frankfurt, Germany.
MEKONG DELTA's lineup on "Lurking Fear" included mainman/bassist Ralf Hubert alongside drummer Uli Kusch (ex-MASTERPLAN, HELLOWEEN), singer Leo Szpigiel (ANGEL DUST, CROWS, SCANNER, DUKE) and guitarist Peter Sjöberg (also known as Peter Lake from THEORY IN PRACTICE).

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text: The keynote address at the conference was given by Advocate and then-Public Protector Thuli Madonsela, while some of the other speakers were UCT Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research and Internationalisation Mamokgethi Phakeng, Unilever Corporate Affairs Director Sibonile Dube, former CEO of the Steve Biko Foundation Nkosinathi Biko, 2015 Lead SA Hero of the Year Marlon Parker, and Heal The Hood’s Emile Jansen, who won this year’s Lead SA Hero of the Year Award. Needless to say, they all were phenomenal and I came away moved, inspired and blessed to have been there. You can read a summary of the day’s talks on the Lead SA website or watch the videos of their talks for yourself on the Lead SA channel on YouTube.

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Today, the trial team in Sion included their 4th patient! Overall, 53 patients have been randomised until now.

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The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) is seeking applications for funding under the Violent Gang and Gun Crime Reduction Program, also known as Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN). The PSN Program is designed to create and foster safe neighborhoods through a sustained reduction in violent crime, including, but not limited to, addressing criminal gangs and the felonious possession of firearms. The program’s effectiveness depends on the ongoing coordination, cooperation, and partnerships of local, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement agencies—and the communities they serve—engaged in a unified approach led by the U.S. Attorney in all 94 districts. Acting decisively in a coordinated manner at all levels will help reverse the rise in violent crime and keep American citizens safe. PSN provides the crucial funding, resources, and training for law enforcement, prosecutors, and their PSN teams to combat violent crime and make their communities safe through a comprehensive approach to public safety that marries targeted law enforcement efforts with community engagement, prevention, and reentry efforts.
The challenges facing police officers today require evidence-based research that will advance police operations and practices. Through this strategic policing plan, we are focusing on promoting research that will provide the police with knowledge and tools that will support their workforce; promote better policing practices; protect officers; and support effective strategies designed and implemented to fight crime.
The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) annually recognizes individuals, teams, programs, and organizations that demonstrate outstanding service in supporting victims and victim services. On April 13, 2018, an awards ceremony was held in Washington, DC, to honor individuals, organizations, teams, and programs for their outstanding efforts on behalf of crime victims.
Individuals may nominate one or more worthy candidates, including individuals, programs, organizations, teams, or a coalition of individuals and programs. Nominees can include, but are not limited to, federal, state, local, or tribal professionals and volunteers in direct victim services and allied professions. Victims and survivors of crime are eligible for the Special Courage Award. Previous award recipients, regardless of award category, are not eligible for subsequent awards. View past recipients in the OVC Gallery. Elected officials are not eligible for consideration. Candidates nominated but not selected in previous years are eligible for consideration.
Data can provide a community with a clearer picture of the true nature of policing and a better understanding of how and why agencies do what they do. Focusing on the type of data the community wants to see is one way to keep residents engaged in the law enforcement agency.
The Ferndale, Michigan, Police Department (FPD) was approached by the University of Michigan with a proposal for collaboration regarding the publication of “open data.” Open data is a term for any form of data that can be downloaded and manipulated by members of the public. As part of the agreement, the university would provide students to work on the cleaning and publishing of data and the FPD would provide the data, along with the mechanism to publish it. FPD saw this as an opportunity to leverage the skills of these students, build relationships, and benefit the community.
FPD convened a community task force that included residents, community groups, representatives from academia, and other key stakeholders to recommend which data set topics would be made publicly available. The community was most interested in community engagement metrics and data about the FPD officers.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) blog is posting a series of articles highlighting community understanding of and respect for law enforcement. This project is funded through the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services.
For additional information regarding open data sharing, visit the Police Data Initiative, a law enforcement community of practice that includes leading law enforcement agencies, technologists, and researchers committed to engaging their communities in a partnership to improve public safety built on a foundation of trust, accountability, and innovation.
The House Homeland Security Committee’s Terror Threat Snapshot is an assessment of the growing threat that America, the West, and the world face from ISIS and other Islamist terrorists.
The Snapshot outlined France’s warning of the risk posed by 40 radicalized prisoners who are due to be released over the next 18 months. There are 20 scheduled for release in 2018 and another 20 in 2019. Authorities remain concerned over prison radicalization and taken bold steps to reduce the issue.
Addressing cases of homegrown Islamist extremism in the United States, the Snapshot continued to identify such cases and indicated that since 2013, there have been 153 homegrown jihadist cases in the United States.

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This position reports to the Clinical Nurse Manager, Inpatient Eating Disorder Unit. Responsible for creating and maintaining a safe, structured and therapeutic milieu, with age-specific behavioral management practices. This position requires some familiarity with psychiatric disorders, the willingness and ability to learn how to facilitate therapeutic groups. Plans, implements and facilitates a variety of skill training and theme-specific groups; role models skills to patients such as communication, negotiation, problem solving and conflict resolution. Functions as a member of the interdisciplinary team in documenting and communicating pertinent information to the treatment team. Assists patients with activities of daily living (ADLs), which may include bathing, feeding and dressing patients. Creates a caring and compassionate environment through ECHN's Core Values of Teamwork, Communication, Respect and Caring.
A Bachelor's degree in psychology or related field is preferred. A high school diploma or GED equivalent with relevant work experience in the psychiatric field or in the process of obtaining a Bachelor's degree in psychology or related field is required.
Must have certification in Basic Cardiac Life Support upon hire or receive certification within the new employee introductory orientation period and maintain clinical competency during employment with ECHN in this role.
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Must be capable of taking swift and efficient action, including patient restraint when responding to patient emergency codes.
Disclaimer: Job descriptions are not intended, nor should they be construed to be, exhaustive lists of all responsibilities, skills, efforts or working conditions associated with the job. They are intended to be accurate reflections of the principal duties and responsibilities of this position. These responsibilities and competencies listed below may change from time to time.
Demonstrates the ability to maintain a safe and therapeutic environment, as evidenced by observation of appropriate interventions as well as patient, peer and supervisor feedback. Performs observation of patients as ordered including safety checks and continuous observation and documents appropriately.
Contributes to meeting the fluctuating staffing needs of the department, as evidenced by willingness to adjust scheduled hours and assignments in accordance with needs of the program.
Demonstrates clinical perceptiveness, empathy and interpersonal warmth, as evidenced by supervisor and peer observation and feedback on satisfaction surveys.
Supervise breakfast, lunch and snacks and provide re-direction to patients, as needed.
Facilitates skill development by careful planning and implementation of program groups designed to improve the patient's level of functioning, using modalities which are developmentally and clinically appropriate, as evidenced by supervisor observation and feedback, including by not limited to CBT, DBT, etc..
Effectively uses psychological and physical management techniques to manage violent or potentially violent situations consistent with Physical Management Training (PMT), as evidenced by peer and supervisor observation.
Completes all documentation of patient groups within established timeframes, as evidenced by chart reviews.
Demonstrates the ability to identify areas where additional assistance is needed and takes initiative in helping without being asked, as evidenced by feedback from team members and supervisor observation.
Demonstrates a sound understanding of growth and development issues throughout the life cycle, as evidenced by observation of interactions with patients.


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The NYLL §§ 240 (the “Scaffold Law”) and 241 ( the “Safe Place to Work Law”) impose strict liability upon developers, contractors, and property owners for all “gravity-related” and unsafe place injuries. An average Labor Law claim costs approximately $2.5M — yikes! Developers are responsible for worker safety on their sites, so always make sure you’re practicing the most effective safety measures. In addition to increasing safety, developers should also practice contractual risk transfer to avoid huge losses due to on-site injuries.
Environmental insurance coverage is often overlooked by developers and contractors. As of recently, NJ has been cracking down on pollution liability bringing rise to many class action suits related to pollution, and NY will most likely follow.
Contamination can happen at even the smallest of sites, so consider purchasing environmental coverage to avoid paying out large settlements.
Real estate developers should cautiously analyze their potential risks and insurance coverage, which requires more than a basic General Liability policy. Urban development has become increasingly costly due to recently imposed laws and regulations, so it is imperative to practice good risk management. If you have questions about how to properly protect your Real Estate Development firm, call me today.


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It was founded by the team behind luxury consignment site HEWI London, who realised that many of their customers were looking for a place to buy and sell contemporary fashion alongside their investment pieces. As a brand born in the UK, with London in its DNA, this really struck a chord with HEWI. After all, mixing high street and designer has always been the inimitable secret to cool girl British style.
And so HEWI Street was created, a global marketplace but also a local one, which enables you to meet up with fellow fashion lovers close by in person to swap pieces. At the same time, take inspiration from influencers around the world, shop their wardrobes, or create a whole new look without spending a penny.
‘Be a good human’ is our mantra. Our community is at the heart of everything we do, and we are passionate about creating a safe, secure and kind environment where fashion lovers can shop, swap, inspire and be inspired.


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Sum-up of the wedding vibe: A chill ceremony in paradise, surrounded by the people closest to us.
We are both visual people, and we knew the images taken of our wedding day were really important to both of us. Bonnie did lots of research on sites like A Practical Wedding to find a photographer that matched the vibe we wanted.
Cake, flowers, table settings, and stationery. We saved time and money by sending out digital invites, since we had a small number of guests. We handmade the menus and designed our own nameplates for dinner and flew with them. The hotel had some unsightly peripheral construction during our ceremony, and we offered to buy the workers beer to pause the construction work. The manager comped a room night and offered us a voucher at their spa due to this minor inconvenience.
The photography. DO NOT SKIMP ON THIS.
Flowers. The natural surroundings are already so beautiful in Tulum, so I didn’t stress too much about flowers and let the venue handle them.
My husband’s production skills. My wife’s mild-mannered charm.
The little details don’t really matter as long as you are with the people you love in a place you love! Don’t let little things take one second away from the joy of experiencing the best day of your life. Rather than focus on anything that goes wrong, try to think about how most things are going right! The big picture is that you’ve crafted your dream day. It passes you by so quickly, so allow yourself to ride the wave of emotion and merriment. It’s the memories with those around you that are everlasting. Focus on creating a memory of your love for each other because in the end you will not cherish the material things.
The ceremony at sunset. I (Bonnie) have never been more nervous, but I’ve also never felt more loved in my entire life. Also, how intimate it was. I felt like we really got to experience every moment with everyone.


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PHOENIX — For a band as dynamic as System of a Down, one would expect their live performances to be equally, if not more engaging, than their studio releases. Gaining popularity from classic songs like Chop Suey for example, which features a quickly strummed acoustic guitar intro leading directly into a frenetic musical meltdown. This is arguably one of the defining attributes of the band and last night’s show at Talking Stick Resort Arena in downtown Phoenix was certainly no exception.
El Paso rock band, At The Drive In, set the tone of the night with energetic grooves and polished musicianship; a nice preview of what was to come later on. Their set wasn’t without its technical hiccups however, as lead vocalist Cedric Bixler-Zavala wildly gyrated his arms in an upward motion towards stage left during the first song. This was a clear indication that his vocals weren’t loud enough in the mix and he most likely couldn’t hear himself. The band didn’t miss a beat and continued on into the next few songs, but not without Bixler-Zavala interrupting himself mid-lyric to say “turn up the vocals!” He was obviously frustrated with the technical side of things, but this didn’t take away from their overall performance. With Bixler-Zavala and the rest of the band continuously powered through and made sure the people got what they came to see. Roaring reception from the crowd and an ever turbulent ocean of bodies in the open floor area indicated they were delivering on that promise for many fans.
Following Cedric’s politically charged closing announcement after the final song, that the band was “going backstage to hang out. Don’t call ICE on us,” there was a quick tear-down period as various stage hands took their gear away and made room for the main attraction. Soon after, the lights darkened and System of a Down broke into “Innervision”, a song I didn’t expect as an opening number but a great decision nonetheless. This song has a slow-burning intensity that served as an excellent preamble for what was about to hit the audience next.
Immediately after “Innervision”, lead guitarist, Daron Malakian hit the immensely-heavy opening power chord to “Prison Song”. As if this song alone wasn’t enough of a reason to get the crowd filled with excitement, the band faked everyone out by hitting the opening chord a few more times than expected which stirred up the suspense and generated added fervor.
It’s worth noting that by the time System of a Down took the stage, the sound was immediately dialed in and they sounded absolutely perfect. Every single instrument was balanced well with one another, and both Serj Tankian and Malakian’s vocals had achieved just the right volume levels to allow their harmonious vocals to soar and blend in beautiful ways.
From this point on, each song flowed smoothly into the next with virtually no time in between, allowing them to pack as many songs into the night as possible. The third song played was “I-E-A-I-A-I-O”, which was followed by yet another acronymic song “B.Y.O.B.” Behind the band was a giant jumbotron displaying many visually arresting images including bombs exploding, girls dancing in chorus lines, and inflamed cars driving down the highway at light speeds.
Bassist Shavo Odadjian and drummer John Dolmayan held down the rhythm section with machine-like musical precision while still remaining animated on stage and engaging with the crowd when necessary. Odadjian particularly stole the show at many points during the set with his excellent bass tone cutting through the mix and his charismatic dance moves.
Odadjian was not the only one who visibly enjoyed himself on stage either. Both Tankian and Malakian employed their own dance routines of hopping around on one foot and spinning around in circles. This struck me as particularly impressive when you consider how fast and technical each of their roles in most of the songs are. Malakian also had me laughing at multiple points during the show when he chose to introduce the song “Psycho #13” by singing his own rendition of “Physical” by Olivia Newton-John. He had a lot of excellent banter with the audience during other songs too, like chanting the words “everybody spin around” to the tune of the outro guitar riff in “Toxicity”. This gave way to a maelstrom of people swirling around in one of the biggest mosh pits I’ve ever witnessed. The power that the band and their songs have over their fans is undeniable and an incredible thing to witness in person.
Other notable highlights of the night were “Aerials”, “Question!”, “Deer Dance”, and especially the closing song “Sugar”; an excellent choice to cap off the night and a highly memorable setlist. System of a Down have proved once again that despite a 24-year music career, their enthusiasm has yet to wane. Over 10 years after the band’s last double album release Mezmerize/Hypnotize, they have teased new music with various contradictory information coming from different band members over time. However, one thing I certainly take comfort in is that regardless of whether or not we ever get to experience new music from the band, they’ve left a lasting musical legacy that has left an indelible impression on me, as well as many other fans from around the world.
Writer, Audio Engineer, Web Designer, and Music Teacher. Plays guitar in The Banter and bass in Hostile Work Environment. Big fan of his 3 cats, Mexican food, and exploring the northern Arizona wilderness.


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The results of the 2018 International Coastal Clean-up, which took place on Saturday, 15 September 2018, have been released. ‘For more than two decades, thousands of South African volunteers have been joining the rest of the world on the third Saturday of September to remove, collect and document the litter from our country’s coastlines.
Asthma pumps were the most prolific medical items found in the three Cape provinces, whilst in KwaZulu-Natal (especially in urban clean-ups), it was disposable syringes. ‘The main cause of litter on our beaches and in the marine environment, is irresponsible human behaviour. The improper disposal of waste and a lack of waste management infrastructure are the two biggest issues that need to be addressed and corrected,’ he stressed. Kieser added that the increase in the amount of disposable diapers found illegally dumped (especially around informal settlements) was another area of concern, whilst nationally, approximately 2,5km of rope/string and 2,8km of monofilament line (fishing line) were also removed from our beaches.
Through its active involvement each year, the plastics and packaging industry has proven that its concern for marine litter is not just an awareness project, but a driving passion that transforms actions into words. However, its work is not only limited to one day or one month of the year. Instead, several weeks are spent on pre-event logistics (such as distributing bags, gloves and other support material) to ensure that the material reaches the 400 co-ordinators nationwide and that South Africa’s involvement in the International Coastal Clean-up takes place without a hitch.
‘Without the commitment and involvement of our partners, last year’s event would not have been possible. In a time of harsh economic conditions, when companies find themselves having to rethink supporting projects such as these, it is encouraging to see the continued commitment from large corporates such as Plastics SA, Dow, Sasol, Coca-Cola, Kelpak, Pick n Pay, Toyota Algoa Bay, UNITRANS, PETCO (PET Recycling Company), POLYCO (Polyolefin Recycling Company), SAVA (SA Vinyls Association), the Polystyrene Association of SA, Tuffy Manufacturing, Woolworths, the National Recycling Forum, the Glass Recycling Company, the Paper Recycling Association of SA, Metpac-SA, Tetrapak, ROSE Foundation, Department of Environmental Affairs, Ocean Conservancy and the African Marine Waste Network,’ Kieser said.
4300kms were covered to distribute material and arrange logistics over a four-week period.
‘It is encouraging to see how each year’s International Coastal Clean-up continues to grow in the amount of volunteers participating, but also the amount of beach clean-ups which are being initiated and driven by communities and volunteers. These community efforts have a domino-effect as they not only highlight the growing need for groups to sort material for recycling purposes, improved waste management systems and more recycling facilities to be established around the country, but ultimately result in less litter ending up in our oceans,’ Kieser concluded.


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As the school year winds down, RE-1 Valley School District is saying goodbye to some very dedicated teachers and staff members who have done a lot for students. At a reception Monday at Northeastern Junior College's Tennant Art Gallery, the district recognized nine retiring employees.
"We are privileged tonight to recognize the hard work and the dedication of these employees and staff members," said Myra Westfall, school board secretary/treasurer. "They have not only given to the school and to the community, they also have given a lot to the students. So tonight, we would like to say to our retiring staff, thank you and best of luck at whatever your next adventure, or endeavor or step in life is."
Colleen Harrison, principal at Ayres Elementary, recognized Kathy Good and Nena Russell.
Good started working for the district in 1991 as a special education paraprofessional in the life skills preschool at Stevens Elementary and Sterling High School. She also spent time as a resource room teacher at Campbell and Franklin Elementary, before moving to Ayres in 1996. Good remained in the resource room at Ayres and Campbell until 2005, and then taught special education at Stevens for one year.
She then went back to Campbell and taught fifth grade special education for one year. From 2002-2009 she served as adjunct faculty member for Colorado Christian University, teaching a class on "The Exceptional Child in the Regular Classroom."
In 2007, she was chosen as a reading recovery teacher at Ayres. She taught reading recovery and served as half-time interventionist until 2013, when she spent a year teaching half-day kindergarten. As interventionist, she spent time at Campbell, Sterling Middle School, Sterling High School and Darrell Smith High School. In 2014, she became a full-time literacy coach.
"I feel very fortunate to have had this experience and to have been able to work with our teachers, in addition to students," Good said.
Russell, who has been with the district for 18 years, started as a special education teacher at Hagen Elementary, which she did for two years before moving to Ayres as part-time ESL (English as Second Language) teacher. She also did subbing part-time too.
After one year as ESL teacher, she started her career as a reading interventionist. The last four years, she has been privileged to be part-time literacy coach and part-time reading interventionist. Along with her work at Ayres, she has also helped out at Caliche School.
"The difference that they have made in children's lives is significant," Harrison said. "They've been a great support for the whole staff; we love you and we're going to miss you at the school."
Caliche School is bidding farewell to head custodian Suzy Marostica. A Caliche graduate herself, she has worked at the school for 26 years.
"She's been one of the most dependable, diligent people to ever work there. She doesn't forget things, she doesn't just not do things, she set a high standard for everyone during her time at Caliche," said the school's principal, Doug Stutzman.
He also talked about her love for the students, especially the youngest Buffs, who she likes to do fun rituals with, like snow angels on the gym floor. Stutzman described her as irreplaceable.
"It has been great seeing the kids go all the way through the school and now their kids coming all the way through," Marostica said.
Laurie Kjosness, director of student services, recognized Carole Wuerz, her part-time administrative assistant.
"I don't know how I would ever cope without her," Kjosness said, noting that Wuerz has worked for the district for 18 years and over that time her duties have continued to increase, even though her working time has decreased.
Wuerz would like to be remembered as someone who was always friendly and talked to everyone. She shared the enjoyment she got from being able to see the preschool children at Hagen Early Education Center from time to time.
"I'm going to miss all of you; it's been fun," she said.
Sterling Middle School is saying goodbye Pete Monroy, head custodian, and Diana Monroy, also a custodian, who between the two of them have given 58 years of service to RE-1.
"Pete and Diana have a heart of gold. They are possibly the nicest two people I have ever had the pleasure of working and getting to know, and we will miss them. They take such pride in how the middle school looks," said SMS Principal Bob Hall. "We will definitely miss everything about them, everything that they mean to all of us at Sterling Middle School."
"We're going to miss everybody at the middle school," Diana said.
Superintendent Dr. Jan DeLay recognized Susan Phipps with the transportation department. Phipps has been with the district since 1987. She started out driving a country route and then moved into being "just so valued" as the district's special education bus driver. When not driving the bus, she also works as a substitute.
"Works wonders with the kids, the parents love her; just as dependable as can be," DeLay said.
Other retirees not present at the reception included Sandy Weigel, administrative assistant to the athletic director/bookkeeper at Sterling High School, and Marsha Ogley, transportation and safety coordinator.
Also recognized at the reception was Judy Beardsley, PE teacher at Campbell Elementary, who is this year's Frances Gillespie Excellence Award winner. She will receive her award at the district's back-to-school all staff meeting in the fall.


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Mr Wilson, a long distance lorry driver started to experience pain in his left knee, seven years after knee replacement surgery. The joint was found to be infected he was advised that he required a two-stage replacement procedure, first to remove the original replacement joint and insertion of antibiotic spacers to clear the infection. Once the infection was clear, a new knee would be put in.
The first stage surgery was postponed four times before taking place eight months later. Six months after that, Mr Wilson had the knee replacement surgery. Three years later – and after ongoing treatment for infection – he had developed osteomyelitis and required an above the knee amputation of his left leg.


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J.D. Morris Nov. 14, 2018 Updated: Nov. 14, 2018 7:58 p.m.
PG&E Corp. shares saw their deepest single-day plunge in a decade and a half Wednesday after the San Francisco energy company warned of potentially serious financial strain if its equipment is deemed responsible for the devastating Camp Fire.
Shares of the corporate parent to Pacific Gas and Electric Co. fell as much as 32 percent following the company’s disclosure in a regulatory filing that potential losses due to the fire burning in the Sierra Nevada foothills outside Chico threaten to exceed its insurance coverage.
The shares later recovered a bit and closed at $25.59, down nearly 22 percent from the prior day’s close.
Wednesday was PG&E’s worst day on the stock market since Pacific Gas and Electric Co., the company’s utility subsidiary, emerged from a bankruptcy caused by the California energy crisis in 2001. It also marked the fifth straight day of declines for PG&E, over which time the stock price has fallen by nearly half, dropping by 47.6% from the $48.80 close on Nov. 7. That translates to about $12 billion in value.
State fire investigators are still looking into the cause of the Camp Fire, which has consumed 138,000 acres, destroyed 10,321structures and killed at least 56 people. It is the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history.
“While the cause of the Camp Fire is still under investigation, if the utility’s equipment is determined to be the cause, the utility could be subject to significant liability in excess of insurance coverage that would be expected to have a material impact on PG&E Corporation’s and the utility’s financial condition, results of operations, liquidity, and cash flows,” PG&E said in the Tuesday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
“With each passing wildfire, that risk increases,” he said.
In the filing, PG&E also said it had exhausted its revolving credit lines, signaling it was shoring up its cash to prepare for a possible credit downgrade to junk. The company has a total of $3.46 billion in cash and cash equivalents, and $1.4 billion in wildfire insurance coverage, according to the regulatory filing. Damages from the deadly Northern California wildfire may reach as much as $15 billion, Citigroup Inc. analyst Praful Mehta wrote in a research note Wednesday.
In an interview with The Chronicle on Tuesday, PG&E CEO Geisha Williams said the company was making meaningful improvements to its power grid to address wildfire hazards but added that climate change remains the bigger and more elusive issue.
Williams vowed to continue safety enhancement efforts such as strengthening electrical equipment, cutting back dry vegetation along hundreds of miles of transmission lines and preemptively shutting off power during heavy winds.
“We’ve been doing a lot,” she said.
But the more extreme weather fueled by climate change has elevated fire risks statewide and demands collective action, she added.
While state officials haven’t announced a cause of the Camp Fire, PG&E told regulators last week a power line near the fire’s origin point had a problem right before the fire started.
Separately, a Butte County woman has said she received an email from PG&E the day before the fire saying the utility needed to repair equipment on or near her property. But PG&E said Tuesday evening that the message in question referenced “future planned work on a different transmission line in the area.” The line “had previously been de-energized and was not operational when the Camp Fire started,” utility spokesman Paul Doherty said in an email Tuesday.
PG&E’s legal battle related to the Camp Fire has already gotten under way. A group of victims filed suit Tuesday, accusing the utility of negligence in maintaining its equipment. A lawyer representing the victims said he believed the suit was the first against the utility related to that fire, and he expected more to be filed soon.
San Francisco Chronicle staff writer Kurtis Alexander and Bloomberg News contributed to this report.

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Reality checks are important for all of us— some more than others. Joan Rivers gives Hollywood fashionistas a run for their money, such as her criticisms of Cate Blanchett’s Givenchy dress at the Oscars. Some critics said it was “high fashion,” but Joan gave these dreamers a reality check. She said the dress looked like it had a bad staph infection, so everyone who hugged Cate had to take antibiotics. Amen, Joan!
What happens when our minds go over the edge?
Psychosis occurs in about 3-5 percent of the population. It means losing touch with reality. A psychotic person might think we live on Venus, while a neurotic person knows we live on Earth– but can’t accept it.
Psychosis means a person has a twisted view of reality, such as delusions, hallucinations, or disorganized thoughts. Since the world can seem upside down, a psychotic person can become very agitated— restless and possibly violent. These erratic behaviors can cause all sorts of harm— both self-inflicted and to others.
Hallucination means sensing something that's not there. It's not ESP, like believing a ghost is around– it's hearing voices that aren’t there (as in schizophrenia) or seeing bugs swarming across the floor (as in alcohol withdrawal).
Delusions are pretty easy to explain since so many people are delusional. Think how many folks believe they're going to patent the next best thing or, like Joaquin Phoenix, think they're going to become a rapper.
“Ideas of reference“ refers to the false belief that remarks, news items, lyrics, etc. are meant specifically for the sufferer of the psychosis. Murderers who go on killing sprees sometimes believe that music or the media is telling them to do it. Ideas of reference isn’t about being influenced by media; it's a false belief it's actually telling them what to do.
Thought disorganization occurs when random thoughts lead to bizarre behavior. The person can seem sane, but then suddenly do something irrational (although not necessarily aggressive).
Folks around an acutely psychotic person often run for the hills because the psychotic one is revved up from anxiety and ready to explode emotionally. Psychotic persons sometimes know they're going mad and are thus understandably highly agitated.
Psychosis occurs in mental illness such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder (kind of like a “mini” schizophrenia), and bipolar disorder. The mania of bipolar disorder can lead to delusions of grandeur (like “I’m going to write the next best-seller and paint the neighborhood all the same color"). On the flip side, severe depression can cause psychosis.
Drugs and alcohol, especially during withdrawal, can make a person psychotic. Extreme stress, such as an airplane crash or a breakup, can lead to a brief psychotic episode. Folks with a borderline personality disorder or histrionic personality disorder are more prone to a psychotic break.
Commonly, Alzheimer’s Disease can lead to visual hallucinations and delusions, especially at night (this is called sundowning). It can be difficult to control agitated behavior when the psychosis hits.
Antipsychotic medications to mood stabilizers can be very effective. Lifestyle changes and emotional support, such as from a psychologist, can also be of great use to give the person a good reality check.


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Join us for a year in review and to celebrate our staff and volunteers.
Registration is now CLOSED. Email jean.quintal@bcnc.net or call 617-603-2540 to be added onto the waitlist.
Pao Arts Center Turns One!


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Stefanie Poole joined IER as a project assistant in 2013 and has since worked on projects such as: Evaluation of Business Class' (BITC), Employers' behavioural reaction to the apprenticeship levy (BIS), Longitudinal Study of FE students (Edge Foundation and City & Guilds), Research into the need for and capacity to deliver STEM related Apprenticeship in England (BIS).
Her project duties include: Diary Management, Travel arrangements, Sourcing and recruiting participants for research interviews, proof reading and formatting of reports, Research for pre project work, Collating information for tenders, Arranging of internal and external (international) meetings, programming of online surveys and record keeping in accordance to strict data protection guidelines.
During previous employments Stefanie gained strong customer service and administrative skills during a variety of employments within the leisure & tourism, engineering and sales industry in the UK and abroad. She also worked as a self-employed bookkeeper.


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Located in the heart of Maori Hill, Pacific Park Motel and Conference Centre offers stylish accommodation, just a 7-minute walk from Mercy Hospital, Moana Pool, Columba College and St Hildas.
The motel is a 7-minute walk from Olveston and Otago Boys boarding school. It is a 18-minute walk from John McGlashan boarding school. Free car parking is provided.
Each room at Pacific Park Dunedin features a flat-screen TV and central heating. There is also a microwave, refrigerator, tea/coffee making facilities and an en suite with a shower and a bathtub in every room.
Guests have access to laundry facilities and a dry cleaning service. Rooms are serviced daily and pool towels are available for Moana Pool.
Surrounded by native trees and gardens, Pacific Park Motel and Conference Centre is a 5-minute drive from Cadbury World. It is 10 minutes’ drive to Taieri Gorge Railway and 30 minutes’ drive to Larnach Castle.


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Irina Shayk is preparing to become a mother for the second time!
The model, together with Bradley Cooper was spotted in a specialized medical center.
but the stars have legalized their relationship or not, is still unknown.
the midsection of the model, so it seems that soon she will become a mother for the second time.
the child and childhood dreams of a big family.