Wellcraft Nova powerboats for sale by owner.
Please call owner Diana at 607-754-4696 or 607-727-4696. Boat Location: Seneca Lake, Dundee, New York. VERY GOOD CONDITION, BIMINI TOP,REAR TOP, STORAGE COVER- ALL BRAND NEW, FULL CUSHIONS IN CABIN, MISCELLANEOUS ACCESSORIES, THRU HULL EXHAUST, 525 HRS. TRAILER. 454 Mercury inboard - outboard engine, 330 HP, 60 gallon fuel tank, Cuddy cabin. Includes: - EZ Loader trailer - Brand new bimini top and curtains - Tonneau boat cover - Miscellaneous accessories.. Located in Seneca Lake Dundee New York.
25 ft. Wellcraft Nova 250XL 1979. Twin Mercs 260's I - Os, stainless steel props. Hummingbird, Matrix 17 fishing system fish finder, depth finder and speed. AM FM CD stereo system, hydraulic trim tabs, new ss rails. 25 ft custom boat cover. All upholstery, seats and sun pads redone 4 years ago. 25 ft load rite tandem trailer included.. Located in Edgewater New Jersey.
A rare find... Kept in a boatel for over 30 years. I purchased this boat and refurbished it over the past 3 years. New engine (with 35 hrs) Outdrive, fuel tanks and fuel lines, new gauges, new seats. Terrific condition. I must sell because I am moving and cannot take. New trailer included. Please call Tom for further info: 301-466-3391. Located in Arnold Maryland.
Please call owner Michael at 410-360-5000. Boat Location: Pasadena, Maryland. New Marine engine 2014, Less than 50 hrs, Fresh water cooled, new manifolds, starter, fuel pump, alpha drive serviced, thru hull exhaust, large cabin, porta pot, life jackets, anchor, ez loader trlr w electric winch, this boat is turnkey ready.... Located in Pasadena Maryland.
1993 Wellcraft 23 Nova Spyder, with very low hours 540 cubic inch 575 horse power Big block Motor, professionally built by Seneca Performance Marine. Bravo one outdrive rebuilt 2 months ago by certified Mercruiser mechanic including New Clutch. Boat is in solid working and mechanical condition. Boat runs strong, low to mid 70's. With tweaking, and prop experimenting I believe you can get closer to 80. Its time for me to exit High Performance Boating. We need to find a new home for this really nice, but not perfect, Wellcraft Nova. Upholstery was completely redone 10 years ago, and is showing signs of wear, sun-pad seams are pulling out. New floor was put in in 2013. Everything is functioning and working. Boat is priced to sell and includes dual axle trailer, fair and reasonable offers will be considered. Boat can be seen and run tested on Lake Murray, Gilbert SC Price reduced 09 - 01 - 2017. Located in Gilbert South Carolina.
Please call owner Sam at 720-323-5856. Boat is in Aurora, Colorado. 1989 Wellcraft Nova Spider, OLD SCHOOL Will sell boat by itself or as a Boat Truck and Trailer Package deal. OLD SCHOOL VERY NICE VINTAGE BOAT. 1989 WELLCRAFT NOVA SPYDER. HAS TWIN 454 MOTORS. 28' LONG X 8.5' WIDE. 440 HOURS ON BOAT. 6 HOURS ON MOTORS REBUILT BY PRO NEW CAM LIFTERS ROLLER ROCKER THESE ENGINES ARE SMOOTH AND STRONG ABOUT 400HP EACH WITH BRAVO 1 OUTDRIVES. MIRAGE PROPS 23 PITCH. NEW VICTORY RED AND PEARL WHITE PAINT NEW LAST YEAR. NEW PINSTRIPING ON TOP AND BOTTOM. INTERIOR HAS BEEN RECONDITIONED. LOOKS GREAT TWO DROP OUT BOLSTER SEATS TOPS NEED TO BE REUPHOLSTERED. SILENT - CAPTAIN'S CHOICE EXHAUST. SEA FIRE AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM. PLUS EXTRA FIRE EXTINGUISHER ELECTRIC REAR MOTOR HATCH. TRIM TABS. 20 GALLON FRESH WATER SYSTEM. 2 BATTERY SWITCHES. 2 NEW MARINE BATTERIES. COMPASS. ALL FLUIDS NEW AND TOPPED OFF - MOTOR OIL, OUTDRIVES, TRIM TAB FLUIDS, POWER STEERING FLUID. NEW BELTS ON MOTORS. 5 ORIGINAL CUSTOM MADE LIFE JACKETS MATCH REDBLACKGRAY INTERIOR.ON BOARD BUILT IN BATTERY CHARGER. ELECTRIC REAR ENGINE HATCH LEATHER PAD AND BACK SEAT NEWLY REUPHOLSTERED. HEAD RESTS ON BACK SEAT ARE SHOWING AGE. HAVE CRACKS. PROPS HAVE BEEN RECONDITIONED AND ARE LIKE BRAND NEW. WAS IN SALT WATER WHEN BRAND NEW BUT ONLY FRESH WATER IN THE LAST 20 YEARS. NO WARRANTY. AS IS CONDITION. PLEASE CALL ME WITH QUESTIONS OR SEND A MESSAGE AND I WILL CALL YOU. TRAILER CUSTOM TRIPLE AXLE BUILT 2014 4 NEW HYDRAULIC BRAKES For Sale full Custom 1995 Chevrolet C3500 with a full Cadillac Escalade conversion. Truck is original Victory red and Cadillac Pearl White, not import knock off front clip. Truck has full Cadillac interior. You will not find a cleaner Head turning, daily drivable, fully capable of towing anything truck around. BODY Beautiful Cadillac long bed crew cab Dually with all emblems, roll pan, and custom rims, and cover. INTERIOR Burgundy Custom Cadillac interior, power windows one touch from drivers seat power locks, cruise control, power mirrors, full power drivers seat, Air Conditioning, tilt Cadillac steering wheel. SYSTEM Flip up head unit T.V. separate EQ, Earthquake bass expander. 2 head rest TVs, 2 DVD players, 2 wireless head sets, PlayStation 2 wremote, and hookups front and rear 2 sets 6.5 components one set in doors, and one set in q form kick panels, 1 set of 4x6's, 1 set 6.5s. Total of 8 speakers. Head unit and Play station 2 have their own remotes. Can watch the same input on 1 , 2, or 3 TVs at the same time or watch 3 separate inputs at same time. Control panel in upper console to control and switch everything. CHASSIS Front has a static drop of 7 inches from stock. Rear is running a Air Ride Technologies 4 link kit and pan hard bar. Small Air Ride compressor, tank and single valve. This thing will tow better than a stock 3500, and rides better too, $42,000 Boat, Truck, Trailer.. Located in Aurora Colorado.
Please call owner Charles at 816-4059071. Boat Location: Lake of The Ozarks, Lake Ozark, Missouri. Less than 200 hours on motors. Tri-axle trailer.. Located in Lake of The Ozarks Lake Ozark Missouri.
Please call owner Sam at 606-669-0309. Boat is in Stanford, Kentucky. I have a Wellcraft Nova jet boat. Has a built 454 BBC, has a cuddy cabin with toilet in front. Everything works perfect on boat. I don't need one this big anymore. it will run 60-65 mph depending on water conditions. Jet drive, and chromed out motor.. Located in Stanford Kentucky.
Please call owner Thomas at 262-501-0373. Boat is in New Berlin, Wisconsin. 1990 Wellcraft 26ft Nova St. Boat has twin 454 Motors, Motors are in Great shape, Run clean oil all year and don't burn any oil, Motors are 330hp Each, 660Total HP, Bravo 1 Drives, Captains Call Exhaust, Boat has a Brand New Transom Rebuilt 4 years ago 8,000, Has a Garmin GPSmap 547 with an updated Great Lakes Map, New Stereo system, iPad docket inside deck, 2 Alpine amps, 2 Rockford Fosgate speakers, w - 12 inch sub, and 4 5 by 7 speakers, Brand New Optima Marine Batteries, 3,000 Upgrade Stereo and Batteries, also has brand new sea pumps, both redone last year, Has flip down seats in front to stand or sit. The boat is also ready to go for this year, New motor oil, Drive oil, trim tab fluid, New fuel filters, Oil Filters, Drop in water and go, Top speed is 65mph..... Boat is well maintained and ready to sell.. Located in New Berlin Wisconsin.
Nova 250 XL,Full hull up restoration in 2008. Twin 350 cu. in. V8s, Bravo 1 drives, SS 4 blade props, Silent Choice exhausts, Raymarine DS, Chart plotter, Flowscan flowmeters, VHF etc, , . engines rebuilt, hull gelcoated, stringers and transom replaced, new instrumentation, interior 2 tops. 50 hours since restoration. Winters stored indoors. Survey available Twin axle trailer available ($3500). Boat and trailer in excellent condition. Located in Burlington Michigan.
Well cared for Wellcraft Nova Spyder!! Fresh water only!! Excellent interior!! Solid floor & Transom. Big block 454.. 330hp. New GPS!! Spotless bilge!!! Shoreland'r all roller trailer!! New 15 in tires!! Surge brakes!! Lights work. Heavy duty trailer with a 2 5 - 16 hitch... Located in South Saint Paul Minnesota.
Great condition Wellcraft, new paint. Clean bilge, no rips in upholstery.. Located in South Saint Paul Minnesota.
THIS BOAT IS 26 YEAR OLD AND IT LOOKS BETTER THAN MOST 2 YEAR OLD BOATS. I HAVE NEVER IN ALL MY YEARS SEEN A BOAT THIS NICE, THIS AGE. This machine has been meticulously cared for and there will never be another like it. This boat is a number 9 out of 10 and all it needs is water to put it in. 26 length 8' beam weight 5200 fresh water 8 gal deadrise 23deg twin 454's This feels like a 27 foot boat not a 25. Big boat great price.. Located in BROKEN ARROW Oklahoma.
Wellcraft Nova XL23 with 454 Mercruiser and Bravo One outdrive. Has alot of new upholstery and a clean hull. Bilge is spotless and engine has new belts and hoses, rebuilt carb, msd ignition new plugs wires cap and rotor. Selling it to buy another boat and this is a turn key deal.. Located in Fredericksburg Virginia.
Very clean Nova, drop out bolsters,snap in cockpit carpet,porta potti,cd player,ship to shore radio lowrance gps. Twin 454's, bravo drives with mirage props.Canvas options are a bimini top, also has the full camper enclosure and a cockpit cover,sitting on an eagle trailer which had both axles gone through late last year. thru hull exhaust as well. she is ready to go for the season,fresh oil in the drives and the motors. Hit the water and go!!. Located in Appleton Wisconsin.
The boat is a 1985 Wellcraft nova 11. The boat had set for 10 years when I bought it and I rebuilt the port engine and went through the starboard engine. They are Mercursier 5.7L with alpha 1 outdrives. The boat shows it's age, the gel coat is faded and the two rear corners under the trim the fiberglass is broke and also on the port side there is a deep scratch where someone got to close to the dock. I don't have any good pictures and it is covered for winter, The interior is useable but it is sun cracked and shows wear. If you have any questions just ask I won't make it sound better then it is. I'm just looking to replace it with a Cruiser because I'm a big guy and the cuddy cabin just isn't big enough. All the work has been done since October 2012. I also have all the receipts to go with it. Boat 1985 Wellcraft Nova 11 Twin Mercrusier 260 hp 5.7L Thru hull exhaust Cuddy cabin with sink New bellows Outdrives Port side was gone through New bearings and seals New pick up water pump New lower shift cable Starboard side was gone through New bearings and seals New pick up water pump New lower shift cable Engines Portside Engine block bored .030 New cam bearings New freeze plugs Valve job Resurface heads New crankshaft New camshaft New pistons and rings New rod bearings New main bearings New high volume oil pump New timing chain New water pump New starter New alternator New check balls for Tee Carburetor rebuilt Plugs and wires Had exhaust manifolds pressure tested Starboard side Plugs and wires New water pump Rebuilt carburetor Compression tested cylinders New check balls for Tee Had exhaust manifold pressure tested Used power steering ram. Located in Stevens Pennsylvania.
1994 23' Wellcraft Nova Spyder. New engine in 2004 , complete drop in 7.4 liter 454 mercruiser. Bravo One Outdrive. Interior: New sun pad and carpet complete custom paint job. It has two drop down bolster seats. sleeps 2 in cabin. Also new mooring cover. The trailer is a 2001 load rite 7600 -10000 lbs. $15,000 or best offer. Located in Delaware.
Meticulously maintained Wellcraft SPYDER. Located in Ithaca New York.
Runs and looks great, has 5.7 Mercruiser with alpha drive. comes with 2 trailers, one is roller, other is bunk. tires are new on roller. Rear bench seat, sun pad, and side panels are recent replaced. great family cruiser boat, very roomy cockpit, comes with stainless steel Mercury Mirage plus prop. Boat currently has through prop exhaust, but come with everything you need to put through hull exhaust on it. MOTIVATED TO SELL!!!!!!. Located in Morley Michigan.
1988 wellcraft nova spyder twin 454 bravo one runs great no soft spots just needs seats motors recently rebuilt very fast smooth ride hull like scarab aluminum torsion Axle trailer 7000 obo. Located in miami Florida.
1981 Wellcraft Nova, New Twin 350 Magnums with less than 20 hours on them, built in cooling system, Bravo1 Outdrives that have been completely gone through, New Trim tabs, newer Upholstry, Very Nice Stereo System 2subs, 2amps, 6 mids and highs, this boat had a high dollar restoration few years back. (909)809-one38three. Located in Beaumont California.
Burgundy& Ivory, excellent condition,depth finder, stereo,v-berths, porta potty,teak swim platform, through transom exhaust with removable mufflers,swim ladder,stainless prop, camper style canvas,trailor,. Located in Howell Michigan.
I am selling my Nova III as I need a smaller boat. This boat has two rebuilt Mercruiser 350s in it with refreshed Alpha 1 outdrives. I have had the interior redone in 2010, there is not a single stitch out on it. Boat has 278 hours since new on it! It is bottom painted as I do keep it in the water, I do pull it once a month for a full pressure washing and I just put brand new water pumps in it and zincs this year. There is a chest cooler in the cabin along with a hand pump sink, and a portapotie that's is brand new never used. Has a upgraded sound system with subwoofers. Boat has 4'' thru hull exhaust that sounds really nice. It comes with a roller trailer with upgraded disc brakes and LED lights. I have a camper top and cockpit cover that also goes over the windshield. I am open to trades but has to be in the 23-24 foot range. This boat is almost 30 foot with the swim deck. Boat is going to be detailed this week as well.. Located in Sinking Spring Pennsylvania.
1988 wellcraft nova spyder 26 twin 454 bravo one drives runs great one motor just rebuilt no soft spots everything is great just needs seats 9000 or best offer. Located in miami Florida.


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There are so many brands of facial fillers on the market these days, many find it hard to decide which is most suitable for them. My two cents' worth below– hope it helps!
This is a USA FDA approved facial filler, so I guess it can be used as a control to compare all the others. I absolutely love to use this brand of filler on the tear troughs and lips because its range e.g. Vital Light is soft and natural enough for these areas. Perlane and SubQ are harder types suitable for other areas of augmentation, but I find SubQ is far too hard for a good result in the nose or chin. Vital has also been very effective in the correction of nasolabial folds.
A very popular and well known brand that is definitely USA FDA approved. More costly but well worth its price. Its range of Ultra Plus and Voluma is suitable for areas like the nasolabial folds, cheeks, nose and chin. From experience, Juvederm for nose augmentation tends to give a bit more swelling in the first week but settles quickly without any problem. Voluma has been known to last slightly longer for a hyaluronic acid based filler. Its range also includes Juvederm Ultra, Ultra Plus, Vobella and Volift. It is my favourite brand of choice and used widely in my clinic because it has never, in my experience, caused any permanent lumps or scarring.
3. All other brands of hyaluronic acid filler.
Generally, this ingredient has a very good safety profile as long as it is approved by HSA Singapore. Revanesse is a relatively low profile brand made in Canada, widely used in the UK and has a number of worthy clinical studies to back it. Its range Ultra (Plus) is versatile and gives good results for nasolabial lines, nose, chin and cheeks (in that order of preference). Surprisingly, it gives very little problems– seldom cause lumpiness or migration, and settles very well to give a most natural result. Perhaps the only shortcoming is it doesn't give as great a volumising / lifting effect as Juvederm Voluma or Radiesse. Other similar brands include Belotero and Esthelis.
I absolutely love the effect this filler gives for the cheeks. The lifting effect is lovely and immediately visible even with a very little amount, as long as it's in the right place. I find it best in the cheeks and in fact, gives the face a glow soon after treatment.
Disappointingly, I find its effect on the nose more variable – it may occasionally give a better lift and definition for the nose bridge as compared to hyaluronic acid fillers, but at other times, it may spread and disappear faster than hyaluronic acid types. Also, post treatment with Radiesse on the nose, top up for nose filler is trickier due to fibrosis under the skin and can predispose to lumps and uneven augmentation during top up. Many people also may think it lasts longer on the nose but I have found it to be untrue – it is actually rather variable in its duration of effect for the nose. Only a handful find that it really lasts up to or more than 1 year. Many find it may have much reduced in a few months, either due to spread or natural dissolution. After all, the manufacturer does promise that it is only supposed to last 12 months like the hyaluronic acid filler. It is not considered a semi-permanent filler anymore.
My recommendation: keep it to the cheeks. I will recommend it for nose augmentation only in very specific conditions according to the individual.
An almost permanent filler that can last 2-5 years cos it's a plastic gel. Considering the cost vs the length of time it lasts, it's easily the most economical filler. The obvious pitfall is, of course, the risk for lumpiness, as with any longer lasting filler. In the event of lumps, it cannot be dissolved easily like the hyaluronic acid based fillers. You can wait it out or massage it down or opt to remove it surgically. However, in my years of experience using this brand of filler thus far, I have yet to encounter any lump formation after use with Aquamid.
There is a new filler in town called Ellanse, or also popularly named as 女儿针, made of polycaprolactone. It is not applied in microdroplets all over the skin like 水光针 or 婴儿针, but is used just like any other filler to volumise facial areas that have lost the fullness of youth. As a relatively new filler in the local market, few doctors can claim to have too much experience with it. The usage of Ellanse is like a hybrid of Sculptra and Radiesse – used like Radiesse in ease of injection, but the effect is like Sculptra so it may last between 2 to 3 years – yet to be seen in actual practice. Its indications are for sunken cheeks and temples, as well as nasolabial folds.
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I just found your post. I noticed that you compared Revanesse ultra to Voluma or Radiesse. Ultra is comparable to Juvederm ultra plus vs voluma. If you would like to compare, Revanesse Contour is comparable to Voluma and/or Radiesse. It also is indicated for mid face volumization, and chin and jaw augmentation. Longevity is 18-24months. There also has been no lumpiness or migration of the product.


CD spectra of 15 stereoisomeric methyl 3-acetamido-3,6-dideoxyhexopyranosides were measured in methanol, 2,2,2-trifluoroethanol and acetonitrile. The data have been applied for estimation of probable conformations. The factor determining signs of the observed Cotton effects seems to be the spatial orientation of the acetamido group with respect to the pyranose ring. The possible role of a non-planar amide group is also discussed.


The S&L industry did not collapse only because of regulatory malfeasance and difficult economic conditions. Fraud and illegality played a big role. According to reporting by the N.Y. Times, by 1992, over 1,000 people were prosecuted for major S&L fraud, and over 800 were convicted.
Against this backdrop, Congress passed FIRREA, and its companion law, FIAFEA – the Financial Institution Anti-Fraud Enforcement Act of 1990.
Under FIRREA, the Department of Justice can file civil lawsuits for a variety of criminal violations applicable to the financial services industry, including bank fraud, mail fraud, wire fraud, embezzlement, and making false statements. And under FIAFEA, whistleblowers who expose such violations can receive financial awards of up to $1.6 million for their information.
than $100 billion in fines against numerous banks, for their role in the subprime mortgage scandal and subsequent recession – an event some believe we are doomed to repeat, amid growing concerns about the subprime auto loan industry.
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International Pink-Shirt day came to Cornerstone today, as a show of solidarity against bullying. Students dressed in pink and wore stickers with slogans such as "Stand Together" and "Speak Up".
Organised by Year 13 prefect, Alice Tate-Davis, some students made pink items seem to fit well within their wardrobe, while others went all out with pink bunny ears, tutus, wings and even hair.


Ted Park gives you a dose of his rendition of "Swimming Pools", the popular song orginally by Kendrick Lamar. His remix to Swimming Pools dives into his brain to release the motivation that keeps him going. This sunday Ted will be releasing the visual for "Swimming Pools". If you're familiar with his video you know to expect the quality. If you aren't familiar with Ted Park videos get familiar.


An interesting development, the Longines W.W.W. watch has been removed from the Longines website. I wonder why. It is interesting to note that the Legend Diver has been removed as well, leaving only the WEEMS there. However on the virtual catalogues, the Legend Diver is still there. Will bring updates once I have more information.


This Basque specialty pepper is one of the world's most famous spices. Once grown in monasteries in Spain and Portugal, its name comes from the village where the best type of this pepper originates, the village of Espelette in Basque France.
Brick-red espelette pepper is coveted in gastronomy for a decided peppery flavor that's also delicate, and fruity, making it ideal to add to everything from savory sauces to baking treats. In Basque cooking, it's used to replace black pepper in practically everything. It ranks medium-low in the Scoville scale (which ranks the heat of peppers), so it's a good gentle option that won't scorch your tongue but still deliver pleasant warmth.
Once grown in the Spanish and Portuguese monasteries, the Espelette pepper is a culinary legend in the Basque country of France. Their name comes from the village where the best of them originate, the village of Espelette in southwest France. Today, Espelette is still harvested and processed by hand, a labor that's time-consuming and which guarantees the quality of the peppers that are picked. They're dried and then toasted for smokiness, then ground.
Use espelette to finish sauces like Ragu, mayo or cream based sauces like béarnaise or aioli, or sprinkle over polenta, pasta or risotto, seafood and meats, and you'll find it a great, unexpected partner to fine dark chocolate.
Our Espelette pepper from La Ferme Nahia is organic, with no added colors, preservatives or flavorings. Just 100% Espelette pepper from France.


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Jesús Suevos Fernández-Jove (Ferrol, 12 de diciembre de 1907-Madrid, 19 de mayo de 2001) fue un periodista y político falangista español, director general de Radiodifusión y Televisión y de Cinematografía y Teatro durante la dictadura franquista. Durante casi tres lustros fue primer teniente de alcalde de Madrid y procurador en Cortes en todas las legislaturas del franquismo. En 1955 ejerció de presidente del Atlético de Madrid.

Biografía
Nació en Ferrol (provincia de La Coruña) el 12 de diciembre de 1907. Licenciado en derecho y en filosofía y letras. En marzo de 1935 se convirtió en uno de los fundadores de la Falange en Galicia en un acto celebrado en Villagarcía de Arosa, y fue nombrado jefe territorial de dicha formación política directamente por José Antonio Primo de Rivera, de quien era amigo personal. Fue miembro del I Consejo Nacional de Falange.

Su voto en el I Consejo Nacional de Falange Española de las JONS, en octubre de 1934, fue decisivo en la resolución del liderazgo orgánico del partido. Votó en último lugar y rompió el empate en la cuestión que se dirimía: la dirección colegiada del partido o la jefatura unipersonal. Al inclinarse por esta última, el mando único fue asumido de forma inmediata por José Antonio Primo de Rivera.

En julio de 1936, una vez comenzada la Guerra civil, se suma al golpe de Estado contra la República. Es nombrado jefe de Falange en Pontevedra y director del diario El Pueblo Gallego, que las autoridades sublevado habían incautado. Actuó como Jefe de Centuria de las Milicias de Falange en los combates de la Sierra de Guadarrama. Fue representante de Falange en Portugal y durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial fue corresponsal de la Prensa del Movimiento en el París ocupado por los nazis. También ocupó importantes puestos en el Servicio de Información e Investigación y en el Servicio Exterior de Falange.

Director del semanario Fotos, también llegaría a colaborar habitualmente con el diario falangista Arriba.

En 1951 fue nombrado director de Radiodifusión. Posteriormente también ejercería como director general de Cinematografía y Teatro entre 1961 y 1962,  reemplazando a José Muñoz Fontán. Premio Nacional de Periodismo Francisco Franco (1957). Fue el primer director de Televisión Española. Asimismo, también fue jefe del Sindicato Nacional del Espectáculo —en sustitución de David Jato— y procurador en Cortes (1943-1977). Durante cerca de catorce años fue primer teniente de alcalde de Madrid, ocupando provisionalmente la alcaldía entre los mandatos de Carlos Arias Navarro y Miguel Ángel García-Lomas.

En mayo de 1955, tras cesar como presidente del Atlético de Madrid Luis Benítez de Lugo, marqués de la Florida, fue nombrado presidente, cargo que ostentó hasta diciembre de ese mismo año, cuando fue reemplazado por Javier Barroso. En junio de 1975 se integró en el Frente Nacional Español, junto a otros falangistas «históricos» como Manuel Valdés Larrañaga, José Antonio Elola, Agustín Aznar o Raimundo Fernández-Cuesta.

Falleció en Madrid el 19 de mayo de 2001.

Distinciones
 Gran Cruz de la Orden de Cisneros (1946)

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Enlaces externos
 La cara televisiva de Falange (Obituario en La Voz de Galicia)
 Las cicatrices de la guerra (Reportaje de 'Informe Semanal' de 1989)

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Presidentes del Club Atlético de Madrid
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Concejales del Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Procuradores de las Cortes franquistas
Directores generales de Cinematografía y Teatro
Grandes cruces de la Orden de Cisneros
Directores generales de Radiodifusión y Televisión
Primeros tenientes de alcalde del Ayuntamiento de Madrid
Concejales del Ayuntamiento de Madrid de la corporación 1971-1974
Concejales del Ayuntamiento de Madrid de la corporación 1974-1979
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Atmel (ATML) Stock Gains in After-Hours Trading Today on Earnings Beat
Atmel (ATML) shares are climbing after the company beat analysts' earnings estimates for the quarter.
Feb 4, 2015 4:36 PM EST
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Atmel (ATML) shares are up 0.24% to $8.42 in after-hours trading on Wednesday after the electronics manufacturer released its fourth quarter earnings results after the closing bell today.
The company reported fourth quarter net income of $49.2 million, or 12 cents per diluted share on adjusted basis, on revenue of $346 million, an 8% decline from the same period last year.
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Lieutenant-Commander John Austin Gaimes, DSO, was a submarine commander for the Royal Navy. He died 20 January 1921, at the age of 33, when HMS K5 sank with the loss of all hands during a mock battle in the Bay of Biscay.

History of service
 1901, posted to the training ship HMS Britannia.
 Served as second-in-command of the destroyer HMS Syren for a year.
 Volunteered for British submarine command in 1908, appointed January 1909.
 Served on the C-class submarines.
 Appointed command of HMS A9 on 5 October 1911.
 A year later, appointed command of HMS B9.
 March 1913, captained HMS C37 in Hong Kong.
 10 April 1917, commanded submarine in Harwich flotilla.
 Located the secret Heligoland passage, marked out by buoys for German warships to follow.
 June 1918, awarded the Distinguished Service Order (DSO) for war services.
 After World War I, commanded submarines attached to depot ship HMS Dolphin at Portsmouth.
 November 1919, appointed to cruiser HMS Inconstant for steam-driven vessels of the K-class in the First Flotilla.
 1 April 1920, appointed command of HMS K5.

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Let's be real, it's hard for Harley Quinn to blend in in that ensemble. Here she is catching up on some light reading--and will you look at that pile of books! EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUE FOR DUMMIES, EMOTIONAL HEALING FOR DUMMIES--Could it be her relationship with the Joker is on the rocks?? YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST!


Most teenagers have cell phones these days, and parenting is changing as a result. We asked CSUMB Professor of Human Development Rob Weisskirch how cell phone use affects the dynamic of the parent-child relationship.
Poor communication is a common complaint when it comes to parents and teenagers. What happens when you throw a cell phone into the mix?
Don't "throw" a cell phone into the mix. Parents may assume that teens know the expectations of behavior when parents give them a cell phone, but, as growing teens, they need to know what the expectations are of having a cell phone. And, they need to be reminded.
Teens are not always good at recognizing and predicting the outcomes of their behavior, so parents need to be the ones to spell out the consequences. A parent might say at the outset that the child must respond to text messages or voicemails within a half hour or cell phone privileges will be suspended. Parents may also need to remind teens about unacceptable behaviors such as cyberbullying or sending and receiving sexually suggestive images or text.
Is it an overstatement to say that parenting is changing as a consequence of cell phone use?
Yes and no. No, in that parents still have to provide good guidance, discipline and support. Nothing substitutes for good parenting. Yes, in that teens have more access to the outside world without the filter of parents, so parents have to work harder to have kids disclose what is happening in their cyber world as well as their everyday lives.
Parents who foster a good relationship with their teens, in general, will be able to use the cell phone to extend their relationship, stay informed and support one another. Parents should not anticipate better tracking and connecting with their teens just because they have a cell phone. Parents should also not assume kids will be safer going into risky situations because "they can always call."
Does it matter who initiates the call – the parent or the child?
My research has indicated that there are more positive outcomes when the child initiates the communication. A teen initiating communication with a parent may be demonstrating a better overall relationship in that he or she is reaching out to the parent. It may seem intuitive, but when teens call seeking social support or asking advice or permission, they report that parental knowledge about what is happening in their lives increases. When teens report that parents regularly call when upset, parents know less. Parents calling when upset, in particular, has been associated with lower self-esteem for both teens and their parents.
How can parents minimize conflict over the issue?
Parents should tell their teens of their expectations and norms of behavior about owning a cell phone and what the consequences will be of violating those expectations and norms, and of course, follow through with those consequences. Despite the potential protests, I believe strongly that teens will survive without cell phones for a day or more. Given the merging of technologies like the cell phone, computers, video game consoles and the Internet, this pattern should be followed across the technologies.
The best advice I've heard is that just like parents know their children's face-to-face friends, they should know their "virtual" friends too, including where they go and where they are hanging out online. Separate from the issue of safety, knowing is just good parenting. Parents know more when they foster a relationship in which kids are willing to disclose their activities. Kids are willing to disclose when parents communicate expectations of behavior clearly.
How young is too young to give a child a cell phone?
Since cell phones cost several hundred dollars, I would not want to put something that expensive in a child's hands, unmonitored, until they demonstrate sufficient responsibility. Some parents want to give their child a cell phone "in case of an emergency." My larger concern is the idea that parents are permitting young children to be somewhere where there aren't responsible adults around to whom a child could turn in case of a problem.
Dr. Weisskirch is regularly looking for adolescents and their parents willing to participate in similar research studies. Please contact him directly with your interest.
Weisskirch, R. S. & Delevi, R. (2012). Its ovr b/n u n me: Technology use, attachment styles, and gender roles in relationship dissolution. Cyberpsychology, Behavior,and Social Networking, 15(9), 486-490.
Weisskirch, R. S. (2012). Women's adult romantic attachment style and communication by cell phone with romantic partners. Psychological Reports, 111 (1), 281-288.
Weisskirch, R. S. (2011). No crossed wires: Cell phone use and the parenting of adolescents. CyberPsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 14(7-8), 447-451.
Weisskirch, R. S. & Delevi, R. (2011). "Sexting" and adult romantic attachment. Computers in Human Behavior, 27, 1697-1701.
Weisskirch, R. S. (2009). Parenting by Cell Phone: Parental Monitoring of Adolescents and Family Relations. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 38, 1123-1139.


A family of data protection products built on the widely used PKZIP compression standard from PKWARE Inc., Milwaukee, WI (www.pkware.com). Incorporating password protection, digital signature authentication and digital certificate-based encryption from RSA Security's BSAFE software, SecureZIP allows data in compressed formats to be transmitted, used and stored with privacy and confidentiality. The command line-based server version was released in 2003 and supports Windows Server 2000 and 2003, Solaris, HP-UX, IBM-AIX and Linux 2.4 and higher. The GUI-based Windows client version was introduced in 2004 and provides e-mail users with a stand-alone encryption and decryption capability. See PK software and RSA.
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Jupyter stores different files (i.e. configuration, data, runtime) in a number of different locations. Environment variables may be set to customize for the location of each file type.
Config files are stored by default in the ~/.jupyter directory.
Set this environment variable to use a particular directory, other than the default, for Jupyter config files.
Jupyter uses a search path to find installable data files, such as kernelspecs and notebook extensions. When searching for a resource, the code will search the search path starting at the first directory until it finds where the resource is contained.
Each category of file is in a subdirectory of each directory of the search path. For example, kernel specs are in kernels subdirectories.
Set this environment variable to provide extra directories for the data search path. JUPYTER_PATH should contain a series of directories, separated by os.pathsep (; on Windows, : on Unix). Directories given in JUPYTER_PATH are searched before other locations.
Things like connection files, which are only useful for the lifetime of a particular process, have a runtime directory.
On Linux and other free desktop platforms, these runtime files are stored in $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/jupyter by default. On other platforms, it's a runtime/ subdirectory of the user's data directory (second row of the table above).
An environment variable may also be used to set the runtime directory.
Set this to override where Jupyter stores runtime files.
The Python API to locate these directories.
Locate these directories from the command line.


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One of the best things about being a nanny is the opportunity it affords me to act like a kiddo again. Anyone who knows me, knows that I have a bit of the whimsical about me, and am prone to flights of fancy. I love playing make-believe with my charges, always encouraging them, when it comes to imagination, to Go Big or Go Home.
I start small, turning ordinary objects into imaginary vehicles, homes. I watch the expressions on the kiddos' faces as they react to my pretending. Rebel's eyes open wide as I get into a laundry basket schooner, Doc furrows his brow in concentration as I show him that each pillow he hops to is a boulder surrounded by molten lava, Boss Lady twirls around as I gasp at her hair I see as a Rapunzel-like braid that has looped itself around furniture. With a little prompting from me, they can turn anything into whatever they want it to be. Seeing their eyes light up, almost being able to hear the cogs of their brains churning and creating is something I truly treasure.
I remember as a child thinking of ordinary objects perpetually in their imaginative state. I would giggle to myself as my mama pulled one of my capes(a blanket) out of the dryer, or my daddy stacked cars(cardboard boxes), on top of rockets(cardboard boxes), on top of castles(cardboard boxes). I hope the kiddos always remember our playacting, and hours of invention. Imagination is so important and something that I believe caregivers should devote much energy to. Whether it's doing different voices for characters while reading a book, making up a song, lending some storytelling flair to a history lesson, whatever the opportunity, it's never too small.
When my efforts to ingrain imagination in the kiddos pay off it is so exciting! My heart skipped a beat the other day, when Rebel said, "I'm going to hop in this boat, Cheryl," stepping into a laundry basket and setting sail for…well we can only imagine!
I'm impressed, I must say. Seldom do I encounter a blog that's both equally educative and entertaining, and let me tell you, you have hit the nail on the head. The issue is an issue that too few people are speaking intelligently about. Now i'm very happy that I found this in my hunt for something regarding this.
So yesterday we were carving pumpkins and I encouraged the boys to "not be sheep" and think of something different to carve into their pumpkins rather than just the typical "scary face".
Doc decided to make pumpkin into a skeleton house complete with a balcony. Needless to say, I was proud of his creativity.
I think I know who to thank for making their imagination and creativity so strong!


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In SILENCE, we believe that the differently-able should be treated with respect and not with sympathy; given a proper foundation each one can lead a decent life with dignity and respect.
SILENCE has participated in numerous social activities to change the psyche of the society. And we believe in SILENCE we have made a mark in this respect.
Fair Trade is another activity that SILENCE is passionate about. SILENCE believes in Fair Trade and is an international partner of the World Fair Trade Organization. SILENCE sincerely believes that each one should have a right to a fair wage and one shouldn't be deprived of it. Additionally, SILENCE disapproves of middlemen and it tries to eliminate them in the supply-chain model so that the legitimate producer of product or service gets a fair deal.
SILENCE believes in self reliance - both for its members and the organization. It has been operating production-units for quite some time, with the sole aim of creating profits for its members and the organization. Candles.. Incense stick.. Costume jewelry etc. are a few of the handicraft items being produced from the units.
These products are mostly for exports to the foreign market. The products are also sold through an exclusive SILENCE Store in Kolkata. It has a huge clientele cutting across all ages, gender and religion. You can visit the SILENCE Shop located in Dakshinapan Marketplace, Dhakuria, Kolkata.
SILENCE has a Training Institute in Kolkata for the differently able people. SILENCE gives training on Art & Craft, Commercial Art, Computer Data Entry, Computer Hardware Maintenance etc. in collaboration with Jadavpur University and Govt. of West Bengal.
Most of the students get employment after attaining the courses; many of them get absorbed in SILENCE and they start earning their living by working in SILENCE, while many have opened their own production units.
The Training Center is the source of motivation for SILENCE. It is how it acts on SILENCE' mission statement - as more and more differently able persons and people from the downtrodden community become self reliant by earning their living after undergoing training.


There have been few cinematic offerings in recent years that have traumatised their audiences quite like Lynne Ramsay's unsettling We Need To Talk About Kevin (2011). Adapted from Lionel Shriver's revered (beloved is far too warm a word) and hugely successful 2003 novel, Ramsay and her co-writer husband Rory Kinnear have conceived a brutal piece of cinema, apt when you consider that at the very core of Shriver's story is the fear of giving birth to a monster. Though sticking closely to the side of the world-weary Eva (Tilda Swinton), the narrative tears back and forth ruthlessly through her life as a mother, pulling apart the events leading up to and after the unspeakable crime committed by her disturbed teenage son, Kevin.
It's a good job, then, that the film is carried magnificently by its leading lady. Swinton devastates as the youthful traveller and lover, the social outcast and in particular the perennially tormented mother of Kevin, creating a woman who beneath a wide-eyed exterior you know to be constantly screaming inside. Vulnerable Eva may be, but Swinton is smart enough to realise that she is never fully a victim, and that Eva herself is aware of this. Flitting between resentment of her son's existence, the frustration with her blissfully unaware husband (John C. Reilly, doing his best with the one weak character), and the guilt following Kevin's actions, Eva's pallid face disturbs the viewer almost as much as her son's.
Of course, though the film may anchor itself in Eva's traumas, it is as haunted as she is by Kevin's malevolence. Inhabited with disarming ease by Ezra Miller, Kevin's impassivity allows for wonderfully subtle character changes, a canvas of contempt masterfully harnessed in the false smiles to his father and the sly smirks to his mother. The chemistry between the two leads is startling, with their own androgynous features merging with the other's to create a macabre mirror-image, binding the two together inextricably and uncomfortably for any parents watching.
It's a testament to the richness of Shriver's original text that Ramsay chooses to focus upon the interior violence of the mother-son relationship rather than linger tastelessly upon Kevin's diabolical actions. Caught between the stark sterility of domestic mundanity and the crimson blurs and punches of violent excitement – such as Eva's exhilarated writhing amongst blood-red tomatoes in the opening scene – the film is a blistering attack upon the senses yet bewilderingly captivating too.
Impossible to turn away from yet one of the most harrowing cinema experiences in history, Ramsey's film is a triumph in every way. A horror show for parents everywhere, We Need To Talk About Kevin is one film that isn't going to be silenced any time soon.


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Category Archives: Auburn Hills
Burning Leaves in Auburn Hills is on the Ballot Nov. 4th
All Stories, Auburn Hills, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher October 30, 2014
The Future of Burning Leaves in Auburn Hills is on the Ballot Nov. 4th (Auburn Hills Public Safety Director Doreen Olko, Oct. 30) Be sure to vote on November 4th. The ballot contains a choice for Auburn Hills residents. You are being asked whether City Council should adopt an ordinance prohibiting burning of leaves and…
A Look at Low Voter Turn Out Rates in the Aug. 5 Primary
Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Data-Based Stories, Farmington/Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Highland Twp., Holly, Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Uncategorized, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher October 29, 2014
A Look at Low Voter Turn Out Rates in the Aug. 5 Primary (Guest Column by Kurt Metzger, Mayor of Pleasant Ridge, orig. Aug. 26, 2014, republished Oct.29 ) Access to more detailed, geographically focused data sets, combined with the developed of more sophisticated mapping (GIS) systems, have made the Redistricting (gerrymandering) process more sophisticated.…
Seaholm Students Meet Congressional Candidates, Except Trott
All Stories, Auburn Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Highland Twp., Lake Angelus, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Milford, Novi, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Troy, Uncategorized, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher October 25, 2014
Seaholm Students Meet 11th District Congressional Candidates, Except Trott (video) (Crystal A. Proxmire, Oct. 25, 2014) There is a saying in some social circles that you better show up or people will talk about you anyway. That certainly held true Monday when Congressional Candidate Dave Trott failed to come to a candidate forum specifically for…
Auburn Hills… Firefighter of the Year-Melissa Macek
Auburn Hills Morning Optimists Honor Firefighter of the Year-Melissa Macek (Auburn Hills Public Safety Director Doreen Olko, Oct. 22, 2014) On Thursday, October 16th, the Morning Optimist Club honored one of our paid on call firefighters, Melissa Macek. I first met Melissa when she was a student at our Citizen's Police Academy a few years ago. …
Daddow to Represent Oakland County on Water Authority
Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Highland Twp., Holly, Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Uncategorized, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher October 18, 2014
Bob Daddow to Represent Oakland County on Great Lakes Water Authority (Oakland County Press Release, Oct. 18,2014) Deputy County Executive Robert J. Daddow will represent Oakland County's water and sewer ratepayers on the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) board, County Executive L. Brooks Patterson announced today. Daddow, a certified public accountant, was part of the…
"An Abundance of Caution": CDC Monitoring Man in Oak Park
"An Abundance of Caution": CDC Monitoring Man in Oak Park (Crystal A. Proxmire, Oct. 18, 2014) A Liberian man visiting family in Oak Park is under scrutiny by the Centers for Disease Control and Oakland County Health Division. Although the man has never come in contact with anyone infected with the Ebola virus, and…
Downtown Auburn Hills Spooktacular Oct. 25
Downtown Auburn Hills Spooktacular Oct. 25 (City of Auburn Hills Press Release, Oct. 18, 2014) Attention ghouls and boys of all ages… The merchants of Downtown Auburn Hills will be handing out candy and other goodies, so bring the kids in costumes for a frightfully good time! This year's Spooktacular is also featuring a…
Hillary Clinton Visits Oakland University (video)
All Stories, Auburn Hills, Rochester/Rochester Hills, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher October 17, 2014
Hillary Clinton Visits Oakland University (video) (Crystal A. Proxmire, Oct. 16, 2014) "Are you ready for Hillary?" This was the question of the day at Oakland University as a long line of Democratic political candidates from throughout SE Michigan took the stage in an election season rally. Among the speakers were Congressman Gary Peters who…
Auburn Hills to Present Bridge Discussion… Oct 16
Auburn Hills to Present Bridge Discussion at Night with the DPW Director Oct 16 (Karen Adcock, Director of Senior Services for Auburn Hills, Oct. 10, 2014) We are honored to have the City of Auburn Hills Department of Public Works Director, Ron Melchert, as one of our monthly-featured speakers. As we all know road construction…
Geibel & Langton Vie for Circuit Court Seat (video)
Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Highland Twp., Holly, Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Uncategorized, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher October 4, 2014
Geibel and Langton Vie for Circuit Court Seat in County-Wide Race (video) (Crystal A. Proxmire, Oct. 4, 2014) Oakland County has budgeted to reinstate a Judge position in the Sixth Circuit Court that had been vacant for several years. This opening, created in the Family Court Division, means that on November 4 voters of Oakland…
Education Advocates Connect Across District Borders (video)
Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Highland Twp., Holly, Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Uncategorized, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher September 30, 2014
Education Advocates Connect Across District Borders (video) (Crystal A. Proxmire, Sept. 30, 2014) "It was about one month ago that I went to my mailbox and I opened it to find a letter from the EAA [Educational Achievement Authority]… This was a letter that was inviting my child to attend an EAA school, or shall…
Planning and Zoning Documents Help Auburn Hills…
All Stories, Auburn Hills, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher September 25, 2014
Planning and Zoning Documents Help Auburn Hills Approach Latest Master Plan (Crystal A. Proxmire, Sept. 25, 2014) As Auburn Hills prepares to embark on the process of updating their Land Use Master Plan, a blog by the Community's Economic Development Director Steve Cohen is proving to be a useful resource for those who want to…
Oakland University to Host Candidate Forum for Multiple Races, Oct. 14
All Stories, Auburn Hills, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, UncategorizedBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher September 22, 2014
Oakland University to Host Candidate Forum for Multiple Races, Oct. 14 (OU Press Release, Sept. 22, 2014) 10/14/2014, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM The Office of Government and Community Relations is hosting a Meet the Candidates Open Forum. Open Seat candidates running in the following districts will have up to 15 minutes to address the group…
Sheriff's Dept. Offers Women's Self-Defense Classes, Oct.4,11,18 and 25
Sheriff's Dept. Offers Women's Self-Defense Classes, Oct.4,11,18 and 25 (Oakland County Sheriff's Dept, Sept.21, 2014) In observance of Women's Self-Defense Month in October, the Oakland County Sheriff's Office will once again offer free self-defense classes for women during the month of October, 2014. The classes will be held at the Sheriff's Auburn Hills Complex located…
Ready for the Next Emergency? How a Home Inventory Can Help
Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Highland Twp., Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Resources, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Uncategorized, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher September 11, 2014
Ready for the Next Emergency? How a Home Inventory Can Help (Sam Moore, Unique Home & Business Inventory, Sept 11, 2014) NOTE: Sam Moore is the owner of Unique Home and Business Inventory. After learning about his service during the flooding crisis, we asked him to share a write up about his work as another…
Oakland Literacy Council Celebrates 30 Years, Seeks Tutors
Addison Twp / Lakeville / Leonard, All Stories, Auburn Hills, Berkley, Beverly Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Area Communities, Brandon Twp / Ortonville, Clarkston/Independence Twp., Clawson, Commerce Twp., Farmington/Farmington Hills, Ferndale, Groveland Twp., Hazel Park, Huntington Woods, Keego Harbor, Lake Angelus, Lake Orion/Orion Twp, Lathrup Village, Lyon Twp / South Lyon, Madison Hts., Milford, Novi, Oak Park, Oakland Township, Orchard Lake, Oxford, Pleasant Ridge, Pontiac, Rochester/Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Royal Oak Township, Southfield, Sylvan Lake, Troy, Uncategorized, Walled Lake, Waterford, White Lake Township, WixomBy Crystal Proxmire, Editor and Publisher September 11, 2014
Oakland Literacy Council Celebrates 30 Years, Seeks Tutors (Crystal A. Proxmire, Sept 11, 2014) Reading is such a fundamental part of society, that it may be hard to imagine not being able to. Yet in Oakland County there are 170,000 illiterate adults, a problem that the Oakland Literacy Council is tackling one human being at…
Auburn Hills Appoints Thomas A. Tanghe as New City Manager
Auburn Hills Appoints Thomas A. Tanghe as New City Manager (Auburn Hills Press Release, Sept. 11, 2014) By a unanimous vote, the Auburn Hills City Council voted to appoint Thomas A. Tanghe to the post of City Manager at their meeting this evening. Tanghe, 50, has worked for the city since May 2001 as…
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Who's Next Chefs: 15 young Philadelphians preparing the future of food
Whether in a fancy dining room or their own comfort food spot, the culinary whizzes to watch.
Illustration: Jayna Wallace/Billy Penn; Photography: Ed Newton
Danya Henninger
May. 26, 2017, 9:00 a.m.
Running a professional kitchen has never been easy. Long hours and tight quarters are the name of the game, along with a healthy helping of cuts and burns. Unless you're a corporate bigwig, compensation rarely outpaces personal expenses. And now, a crowded field that sees new Philly restaurants open every week means making your food stand out is tougher than ever. But that hasn't stopped a new generation of chef hopefuls from jumping in.
Every month, Billy Penn publishes an edition of Who's Next, presented by the Knight Foundation, focusing on a different industry or field. Over the last two and a half years, we've written about more than 400 of the city's up-and-coming leaders, from laywers to activists to artists to musicians.
Below are this year's 15 honorees in the chef category, presented in alphabetical order.
Honorees' hair and makeup by House of Clarity
Kenny Bush
Ed Newton
Kenneth Bush
Executive Chef at Bistrot La Minette
At age 17, Bush got his first kitchen job — at a McDonald's near Mount Vernon, NY, where he grew up. But he'd also grown up watching cooking shows with his mom, and he was inspired by greats like Julia Childs, Jacques Pepin, Mario Batali and Martin Yan to reach for more. After some time in DC managing various dining rooms, he came to Philly to get back on the line, and cooked for Jose Garces before finding a spot under Peter Woolsey eight years ago. When Woolsey branched out with La Peg, Bush took up the reins at the petite Queen Village bistro, which he still feels is somewhat underrated. "We are known as a fancy birthday and anniversary restaurant," he said, "but we have one of the best happy hours in the city and an affordable prix-fixe menu. People shouldn't feel like they need a special occasion to come."
Jonathan Cedrone
Assistant Pastry Chef at Hungry Pigeon
@jonathancedrone
As assistant to pastry chef/co-owner Pat O'Malley, Cedrone's days start early. Like 4:30 a.m. early. Fortunately, it's not that tough for him, since his previous job was at the Lithe Method, where classes often began before dawn. This position is actually his first in the restaurant industry, although when he was growing up in Drexel Hill, food was big in his Italian-American family — at 80, Grandma "Mommom" Millie still cooks for a dozen every Wednesday night. Cedrone's favorite thing about working in a professional kitchen, and what's hooked him on this as a future career, is how rewarding it is to watch customers enjoying his creations. "There's no better feeling the world," he said, "than getting off a shift and being able to physically see people enjoying the pastries I baked that same morning."
Daniel Patterson
Damian Patterson Jr.
Chef at Vegan Commissary
Northeast Philly native Patterson isn't a vegan. Not by a longshot — he describes himself as a meat-and-potatoes kind of guy. But after cooking in several comfort food kitchens, from Green Eggs Cafe to PYT to the Yumtown food truck, he was entranced by the challenge of creating great meals without meat or dairy. After a couple of years working veg-only, he's pretty much mastered that skill; he now handles all cooking for the Steve Lawrence catering company. One thing he doesn't have is a desire for the spotlight, which is somewhat rare in the chef-worshipping culture we live in these days: "I much prefer to make good food back in the kitchen with no one ever knowing who made it.
Doreen DeMarco
Executive Chef at American Sardine Bar and Second District Brewing
@c0ol_schm0ol
@cool_schmool
DeMarco wasn't always back of the house. She got her industry start at age 14 working the phones at Gaetano's of Willingboro, her hometown, then worked on and off there for the next dozen years, even commuting back and forth to Jersey after she moved to Philly. Her first taste of cooking came one night when they were short-staffed so she "got thrown" on the line — and fell promptly in love with the chaotic commotion of a busy kitchen. She once tried out for reality TV ("I did not become the next Top American Ninja Chef Champion"), but eventually found her groove, picking up skills at Little Nonna's and then joining American Sardine as sous. When the chef left, she stepped up, then expanded her purview to oversee food at the company's new brewpub, too. Which led her to realize what she thinks is the biggest issue facing the industry today: Not enough good cooks to go around.
Adam Diltz
Chef at Johnny Brenda's
@chefadamdiltz
Diltz knows first-hand the frustrations of trying to open a restaurant — his planned Fishtown BYOB celebrating Mid-Atlantic heritage, Elwood, has been stuck in bureaucratic limbo for some time now — but he still loves the industry and is in it for the long haul. He's been cooking since he had to feed himself as a latch-key kid growing up in Hetlerville, Pa., and professionally has worked for Barbara Lynch in Boston and Jean Joho and Patrick Sheerin in Chicago. He returned to his home state to pursue the dream of his own spot, working at the Yardley Inn and running the kitchen at Farmicia for three years. Though he wishes he didn't have to wait any longer, he does enjoy the scene at JB's, because the owners "don't just want nachos and chicken wings. They want really good food, not your typical bar fare."
Kurt Evans
Owner/Operator at Route 23 Cafe and Signature Catering Company
@KurtCooks
In Kurt Evans' mind, chefs are more than just cooks — they're what he calls "game changers," with the power to use food as a platform for social justice and change how whole neighborhoods eat. That's one reason he was thrilled to take over his Nicetown restaurant from a friend last year, so he could introduce the people he grew up with to fresh, never-frozen food that's both healthy and tasty (his salmon cheesesteak is a customer favorite). He also still does catering, which he started as a creative outlet when working a 9-to-5 cooking job at an Aramark-run hospital facility. Having his own business allows him to do his favorite thing: Exceed expectations and watch diners faces as they enjoy his food.
Michael Jenkins
Chef de Cuisine at Volver
Jenkins makes no bones about it: He got into cooking because he couldn't afford to eat at fancy restaurants — "I figured I should just learn how to do it for myself." He already had a solid base, learned from his mother when he grew up in Frankford, so after a short stop at Govinda's on South Street, he made the push to get hired by Jose Garces. Turns out Garces Group was a fantastic fit; since starting at Garces Trading Company as a cheesemonger seven year ago, he's stayed with the company. Positions have shifted as he's moved around, but he's always applied his philosophy that the best restaurant cooking combines multiple mediums and schools of thought (cultural, historic, physical) and solves the puzzle of how to put them all together as a cohesive whole.
Keith Krajewski
Executive Chef at Marigold Kitchen
@chefkrajewski
@chefjuicyk
Heart, full: This Northeast Philly native got into cooking in sixth grade, when his parents divorced and he decided he wanted his mom to return home from work to a hot meal on the table. He started working in restaurants proper during high school, then attended the Culinary Institute of America. He landed at Marigold under chef Rob Halpern, then worked his way up the ranks. When Halpern sold the West Philly BYOB, its current owners asked Krajewski to stay on, something he was happy to do because of the creativity he gets to express via the restaurant's multi-course tasting menu. Eventually he might move on from small plates — if he opened his own spot, it would probably be something like an upscale diner — but for now, telling stories via interesting food is what keeps him going, despite the long hours.
Eric Leveillee
Chef at Whetstone Tavern
@eleveillee
Leveillee didn't exactly move to Philly for romance — he came down from his native Rhode Island to study journalism at Temple, where he eventually got an economics degree — but his first serious restaurant job came about because he was enamored with a particular server at El Camino Real. He credits a short stint at Vernick Food & Drink with having the most impact upon his career, calling chef-owner Greg Vernick "one of the most amazing people I've had the pleasure of meeting." At Whetstone, which Leveille describes as the most positive restaurant environment he's ever worked in, he's really come into his stride. "I love every little part of it," he said. "The exhaustion, the stress, the creativity, the relationships. I think I might die without it."
Caitlin Mateo
Executive Chef at Red Owl Tavern, Stratus Lounge and Hotel Monaco
@caitim
As top food person at the Hotel Monaco on Independence Mall, this South Jersey native has a lot on her plate. There's the full-service ground floor restaurant, the swank roofdeck bar, the banquet and wedding events and the in-room dining to worry about. But despite the fact that she works 80-hour weeks, Mateo is having the time of her life. She's put in time at plenty of independent kitchens during her decade-plus in the industry, with stops cooking under Georges Perrier and Marcie Turney, but appreciates the way Kimpton runs their hotels because of the freedom she has to play with new ideas and innovate. "There's no corporate menus or anything holding us back," she said. "I have full autonomy."
Kyle McCormick
Chef de Cuisine at ITV
@k_evanmccorm
McCormick found cooking through trouble. When he was 14 years old, some mischief got him confined to the house for the entire summer, so he kept himself busy in the kitchen and discovered he was good at it. He moved up from near Richmond to attend the Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College, then found jobs under some of Philly's best chefs. He learned a lot from David Ansill (then at Ladder 15) and Chris Kearse (Will), and then also Nicholas Elmi, whom he first worked under at Le Bec-Fin. Elmi trusts him enough now to let him pretty much run Laurel's sister bar on his own, after the pair comes up with and refines dishes together. The longterm bonds co-workers form are McCormick's favorite thing about the industry, but he sometimes worries about the front/back of the house dichotomy. "I'd like to see a fairer distribution of money throughout the restaurant," he said.
Oliver Munguia
Chef at Cinder
@chefoliverm
When he was two years old, Munguia's family fled the war in Nicaragua, and he's been in Philly ever since. As far back as he can remember, he would surprise his parents with homecooked meals — "They wouldn't turn out well," he remembered, "but I loved trying." His first pro turn was at Caribbean-inflected Reef on South Street, where he started in prep and then ended up running the kitchen. He powered through kitchens specializing in a variety of different cuisines after that, from French at Stephen Starr's Bleu (now Parc) to Italian at Melograno to comfort food at One Shot Cafe and Green Eggs. Though it's something he feels is missing from a lot of young folks leaping into the industry these days, Munguia believes passion is a cook's greatest skill, and he intends to keep pouring it into his relatively new position at Cinder.
Yasi Sapp
Sous Chef at Jet Wine Bar
@chef_yasi
Sometime during her Pattison, NJ, childhood, where she cooked with her grandmother, Sapp made the discovery that any given dish could be prepared via dozens of different pathways. Intensely fascinated, she realized cooking was how she wanted to spend her life. That her chosen culinary school, the Art Institute, had a branch in sunny Florida was a bonus. After graduation, she moved back north, and a position with Aramark brought her to Philadelphia in 2014. At the beginning of this year, she applied for the job at Jet Wine Bar because she wanted more of a challenge — and she found it. The kitchen at the South Street West restaurant is tiny, but Sapp immediately embraced it, and the complex dishes she put out — handmade ricotta gnocchi, housemade sausage flatbread — convinced proprietor Jill Weber to let her overhaul the entire menu.
Chef de Cuisine at Alla Spina
@adamjamestaylor
It was music, not food, that brought Taylor to Philly. When he was a singer and guitar player in a Boston band, the drummer announced he was moving down, and he and his bandmates decided to come along for the adventure. He was working front of house at Wishing Well (now Bar One) to pay the bills when they suddenly needed kitchen help, so he jumped in. That was in 2012, and he's been working the line ever since. After stops at Kraftwork and Sidecar Bar and Grille, he landed at Osteria, where he honed his fine dining skills. Compared to that kitchen, Alla Spina is a breeze, he said, with much more freedom to have fun and see creative ideas come to fruition.
Alexandra Zeitz
Manager at Drexel Food Lab
@allyzeitz
This Bucks County native — who now runs and maintains the culinary research and development program at Drexel, her alma mater — has always been good at organizing things related to food. Viz her senior project in high school: A cookbook with more than 100 recipes, which she created with input from her Italian grandmother. Her co-op when at Drexel was baking under Alex Bois at High Street on Market, where she learned the value of heirloom grains and not being wasteful. She's putting that experience to use now at the Food Lab, where much of the development works is concentrated on reducing food waste. "It's a big problem — beyond restaurants," she said. "We are having fun doing our part to help solve it."
Volver, Route 23 Cafe, Hotel Monaco, Red Owl Tavern, Jet Wine Bar, Adam Taylor, Oliver Munguia, Adam Diltz, Alexandra Zeitz, Kenneth Bush, Kyle McCormick, Damian Patterson Jr., Michael Jenkins, Caitlin Mateo, Kurt Evans, Eric Leveillee, Doreen DeMarco, Jonathan Cedrone, Keith Krajewski, Yasi Sapp, ITV, Marigold Kitchen, American Sardine Bar, Second District Brewing, Hungry Pigeon, Alla Spina, Bistrot La Minette, Whetstone Tavern, Cinder, Food, Johnny Brenda's, Drexel University
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Women's Own Worth (WOW) is an organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence to gain their independence. One of the ways they do it is through a college scholarship. It's now the time of year to submit an application for this scholarship of $1,000.
This WOW scholarship is only for women/men in Saline County, Arkansas who are survivors of violence and enrolled in the upcoming Summer or Fall Semester of 2019. Submissions are due March 1st, 2019 EXTENDED DEADLINE, APPLY AT THIS LINK (this includes Cosmetology, Vo-Tech, Any Trade School, etc.). Only winners will hear from WOW once they are chosen. In order to be considered for this scholarship you must be a survivor of violence and plan on attending school in the upcoming semester. You must agree to your story possibly being used for future projects to provide awareness about domestic violence. Your name and others will remain anonymous.
Read more about the founder of WOW, Jajuan Archer, who at one time had to make her own life-saving decision, before starting this organization to help others. If you need help with domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233. In case of emergency call 911. For non-emergency assistance from WOW, the local number is 501-303-9978.


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Opening Odds and Game Preview: #8 Purdue vs Indiana
Purdue will host their rivals on Senior Day.
By Casey Bartley Mar 4, 2022, 10:49am EST
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For seniors Sasha Stefanovic, Trevion Williams, and Eric Hunter Jr. this will be an unusual feeling. They'll be hosting Indiana for senior night with the need to avenge their first and only loss to their rivals in Bloomington. Not just this season. Ever. In their career.
For three seasons, Purdue led by their senior class, dominated their in state rival for nine straight wins in total. That all ended in dramatic and disappointing fashion in Bloomington on a Thursday night in January. In a rivalry as historic and hated, those three seniors will have extra incentive to not finish their last season without a win over IU. They'll get one last guaranteed shot, at home, in front of what should be a raucous Mackey Arena crowd.
It's the only time anyone on Purdue's roster has experienced a loss to IU.
For Indiana, that win against Purdue is their lone bright spot in what's been a terrible last half of the season. Indiana has lost 6 of their last 8 games. Their home loss to Rutgers on Wednesday on a last second shot to Ron Harper Jr., 66-63, a familiar vanquishing to Purdue players and friends, might have been the final blow to what was supposed to be a promising new regime under coach Mike Woodson.
Instead, IU is most likely going to miss the post season for the sixth straight season.
For Purdue, their grand dreams of a #1 seed in the NCAA has fallen away after back to back game winning threes knocked off Purdue on the road against Michigan State and #10 Wisconsin. The two banked shots to end the game for the Badgers probably also broke off any chances for Purdue get to a #2 seed.
Now Purdue is attempting to salvage and maintain a favorable #3 seed. The first step will be taking on their rival at home on senior night and winning with authority ahead of the Big Ten Tournament.
The rematch couldn't go much worse for Purdue, who struggled at times against one of the better defenses in the country. Jaden Ivey played through a hip injury and scored 21 points, but the seniors all struggled. Stefanovic went 1 for 7 from three and Trevion Williams had just 2 points while Eric Hunter Jr. scored zero points.
They'll all look to bounce back and have one last defining moment against IU.
IU on the other hand didn't get any scoring from their star, Trayce Jackson-Davis who had 4 points in just 11 minutes of action. Purdue's size was too much for him, and the limited offensive player couldn't get to the rim the way he was used to.
Instead, Rob Phinesee, the Lafayette native, had the game of his career, scoring a career-high 20 points including the three that put IU ahead of Purdue at the end of the game. One of a series of late back-breaking threes that has accounted for four of Purdue's six losses on the season.
Xavier Johnson, a physical guard, also gave Purdue problems, getting to the hoop and knocking down two three-pointers on his way to 18 points. Purdue will have to maintain him, but with Hunter's defensive resurgence, particularly in how he defended Johnny Davis on Tuesday, looks for Purdue to continue their improvement to their perimeter defense.
Purdue's offense will continue to look to feed Zach Edey early and often. He's too big for anyone on IU's roster, and anyone's roster in the country if we're being honest. But Purdue needs more from Trevion Williams who has struggled mightily against Wisconsin and has been uneven at best for most of his senior season.
It's always hard to get to this point where you realize, on Saturday, at 2:00, for Hunter, Williams, and Stefanovic, it will be their last time stepping onto the court in front of a full Mackey Arena. Their final home game.
There's a lot of work to do for a class that started their career getting to the Elite Eight, and just mere seconds away from Coach Painter's Final Four, and who now have a team capable of getting back and further.
The final stretch for their final journey starts now. A goodbye to Mackey Arena with the hope of bringing back the kind of success Purdue has never seen.
Basketball GameDay Vitals
Record: 21-11, 14-6 MAAC
From: Jersey City, NJ
Game Location: Philadelphia, PA
Venue: Wells Fargo Center (19,500)
Odds: Purdue by 12.5
Date & Time: Friday, March 25, 2022, 7:09pm ET
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TV: CBS
Live Stats: Purdue Sports
KenPom 101
NET 124
Blog Representation: None
2020-21 Record 14-11, 10-8
Postseason Result: None
NCAA Tournament History: 4th appearance. This is the first season they have won a game. 2017 CIT Champions
Series With Purdue: Purdue leads 1-0
Last Purdue win: 65-43 in Chicago, IL on 3/18/2011 (NCAA Tournament First Round)
Last St. Peter's win: None
Coach: Shaheen holloway (63-55 in 4th year at St. Peter's)
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Purdue 77 Michigan State 61 | He's Just Tall Purdue and Edey bury the Spartans at home at Mackey Arena to solidify their #1 status.


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The Second Major Economies Meeting on Energy Security and Climate Change was hosted by the United States of America on January 30th and 31st, 2008 in Hawaii.
The Japanese delegation was headed by Mutsuyoshi Nishimura, Special Advisor to the Cabinet. Ryutaro Yatsu, Counselor for Global Environment of the Ministry of the Environment also attended the conference.
Representatives agreed to have a technology workshop in March in Japan, and to hold the next meeting in May 2008, in France.
The result of the meeting and views of the Japanese delegation have been released in Japanese.


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Managing Allegations training
Southcrest Hotel, Redditch
This course is aimed at those head teachers, chairs of governing bodies and other senior managers with responsibility for dealing with allegations of abuse against teachers and other staff, including supply teachers and volunteers.
The course will cover all aspects of Part 4 of Keeping Children Safe in Education (September 2020), including your duties as an employer, initial considerations when an allegation is received, providing support and managing the situation.
It will provide information which will help you to better understand the Management of Allegations processes, the role of the Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO), and the role of the multi-agency network.
It will provide you details on the legislation, procedures and processes; ensure you know what to do if there is an allegation against a professional; and better understand your role as professionals working in regulated activity.
The course objectives include how to identify children and young people who are suffering or likely to suffer significant harm and then take action with the aim of making sure they are kept safe.
Cost: £50 + VAT - subsidised with the Safeguarding SLA
Cost: £100 + VAT - If you have not purchased the Safeguarding SLA
Cost: PVI Early Years setting - £22 + VAT
Session 1 Thursday 23 June 2022 16:00 - 19:00 Southcrest Hotel, Redditch
Room Auxerre Suite
MHFA Youth Mental Health Champion
Friday 24 June 2022 09:00 - 16:30
Aims and Objectives:
• The one-day course qualifies you as a Youth MHFA Champion. The Youth Mental Health Champion course aims to equip delegates with:
• An understanding of common mental health issues and how they can affect young people
• The ability to spot signs of mental ill health in young people and guide them to a place of support
Lunch is provided - please ensure any dietary needs are noted at the point of booking
Cost: this course is heavily subsidised due to purchase the Education Safeguarding Support SLA. Price is £80 + VAT (£96 inc VAT)
Cost without the SLA is £160 + VAT
Session 1 Friday 24 June 2022 09:00 - 16:30 Virtual Delivery Map
Session 1 Monday 27 June 2022 09:00 - 16:00 Southcrest Hotel, Redditch Map
Safer Recruitment in Educational settings
• For Designated Safeguarding Leads, Headteachers, Deputy Headteachers and all others in education who are involved in staff selection
This course covers the following areas;
- Safer recruitment and the wider context of safeguarding
- Prevalence of abuse and profile of abusers
- How abusers operate within organisations
- Features of a safer recruitment process
- Planning a safer recruitment process
- Making the right decisions: interview and selection
- Setting acceptable standards of behaviour
- Maintaining an ongoing culture of vigilance
• To identify the key features of staff recruitment that help deter or prevent the appointment of unsuitable people.
• To be able to produce policies and practices that minimise opportunities for abuse or ensure its prompt reporting.
• To begin to review their own organisation's places and practices to make them safe.
Cost: For schools with Safeguarding SLA - £80.00 + VAT per person
Cost: for schools without the Safeguarding SLA - £160 + VAT
Lunch is provided - we will contact you about how this is ordered / managed in line with current guidance
Session 1 Thursday 30 June 2022 09:00 - 16:00 Virtual Delivery Map
Tuesday 5 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00
Session 1 Tuesday 5 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00 Worcestershire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs Map
Thursday 7 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00
Session 1 Thursday 7 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00 Worcester Racecourse Map
Tuesday 12 July 2022 15:30 - 18:30
Session 1 Tuesday 12 July 2022 15:30 - 18:30 Virtual Delivery Map
Friday 15 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00
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Session 1 Friday 15 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00 Virtual Delivery Map
Monday 18 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00
Session 1 Monday 18 July 2022 09:00 - 16:00 Virtual Delivery Map