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Crow, Amanda (2015) Assessment through simulated safeguarding scenarios. In: Inspire – sharing great practice in Social Science teaching and learning, 3rd - 4th December 2015, The Studio, Manchester. (Unpublished)

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There are growing demands in higher education for students to gain the skills and experience needed to be ‘work ready’. Together with the ever changing legislative climate of children’s services this presentation will focus on an innovative practical oral assessment task that helps students develop as knowledgeable practitioners with ‘real-life’ experiences. The safeguarding children and young people module is delivered on the Undergraduate Framework and attended by 150 second year students. Attendees are studying a range of courses including BA Honours Early Years, Childhood Studies, Religion and Education and Youth and Community Studies.During the presentation I will describe the assessment process in detail and discuss the challenges and benefits of developing an assessment technique that allows students to be confident in their practice. Student feedback is positive, although admittedly they report feeling nervous when preparing for the task, 94% report the module overall has improved their knowledge and understanding of safeguarding.

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Ocular Autofluorescence – More Than Just the Fundus

Over the past decade, fundus autofluorescence imaging has become a commonly used diagnostic technique to document the presence of fluorescent structures in the eye.1-2 The term “autofluorescence” is used to differentiate fluorescence that may occur naturally from fluorescence that is derived from application of dyes such as fluorescein or indocyanine green.

Autofluorescence is most commonly used to document fluorescence of lipofuscin, a fluorescent pigment that accumulates in the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) as a normal byproduct of cell function.3 Lipofuscin deposition normally increases with age, but may also intensify in certain retinal abnormalities. It is used to document progression of macular degeneration, central serous chorioretinopathy, Stargardt disease, drug toxicities, and several hereditary retinal dystrophies.

In addition to the documentation of lipofuscin in the RPE, there are other fluorescent findings that may occur in the eye. One of the initial uses of autofluorescence was documenting optic disc drusen and astrocytic hamartomas as early as the 1970’s.4 Both of these entities are calcified lesions that are highly fluorescent and can be documented with standard fluorescein excitation and barrier filters.

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Left: optic disc drusen. Right: astrocytic hamartoma, a calcific tomor associated with tuberous sclerosis

The aging crystalline lens is also known to be fluorescent. In fact, lens autofluorescence was the inspiration for the development of fluorescein angiography by Novotny and Alvis.

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Dense cataract that fluoresces with the standard fluorescein excitation and barrier filter combination in a fundus camera. This image illustrates how fluoresence from the lens can compromise the qulaity of a fluorescein angiogram by adding unwanted fluorescence.

In addition to these well-known entities, there are some additional autofluorescent findings you may encounter in the eye. In 2009, Utine et al reported autofluorescence of pingueculae on the ocular surface.5 This finding may interfere with photo-documentation of topical fluorescein staining patterns in patients with conjunctival lesions.

Autofluorescence image of a pinguela taken with a fundus camera in external mode. Note that the crystalline lens of this eye also fluoresces.

Certain emboli, presumably calcific, exhibit fluorescence.

Patient with a branch retinal artery occlusion. Left image demonstrates classic retinal whitening from the occlusion. Right image identifies the fluorescent calcific plaque associated with the arterial blockage.

We’ve also had a case of corneal blood staining that fluoresced. As it turns out, hemoglobin and hemosiderin are known to be fluorescent and that’s what fluoresced in this case.

A case of corneal blood staining after a long standing hyphema. Autofluorescence is presumably from either hemoglobin or hemosiderin.
Another case where blood is hyperfluorescent in a patient with angioid streaks.

There may be other ocular findings that exhibit autofluorescence when excited with light of specific wavelengths. Have you noticed anything else that fluoresces? If so, I encourage you to share them.

  1. von Ruckman A, Fitzke FW, Bird AC. Distribution of fundus autofluorescence with a scanning laser ophthalmoscope. Br J Ophthalmol 1995;79:407-412.
  2. Spaide RF. Fundus autofluorescence and age-related macular degeneration.
    Ophthalmology 2003;110:392-9.
  3. Delori FC, CK Dorey CK, G Staurenghi G, et al. In vivo fluorescence of the ocular fundus exhibits retinal pigment epithelium lipofuscin characteristics. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 1995;36:718-729.
  4. Kelly JS. Autofluorescence of drusen of the optic nerve head. ArchOphthalmol 1974;92: 263-264.
  5. Utine CA, Tatlipinar S, Altunsoy M, et al. Autofluorescence imaging of pingueculae. Br J Ophthalmol 2009;93:396–399.


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The Parable of the Clever Steward

1 So he said to his disciples: A certain man was rich who was having [a] steward, and this [one] was slandered to him as squandering his possessions. 2 And having called him he said: What is this I hear concerning you? Render account [of your] stewardship. For you are not able to be stewarding further. 3 But the steward said in himself: What will I do? For I have not the strength to dig ditches, [and] I am ashamed to beg. 4 I know what I will do, in order that when I am removed from the stewardship they receive me into their own houses. 5 And when he called each one of his own Lord's debtors he was saying to the first: How much do you owe my Lord? 6 But he said: [a] hundred baths1 or oil. So he said to him: Take the [promissory] note and having sat, quickly write fifty. 7 Then he said to the other: So how much do you owe? And he said: One hundred cors2 of wheat. He says to him: Take your [promissory] note and write eighty. 8 And the Lord praised the servant of injustice, for he did shrewdly, for the sons of this age are more shrewd than the sons of light in their own generation. 9 And I say to you, With their own make friends from the mammon of injustice, in order that, when you are omitted, they receive you into eternal shelter.

10 The [one] trustworthy in little is also trustworthy in much, and the [one] unjust in little is also unjust in much. 11 If therefore you do not become trustworthy in unjust mammon, who will entrust to you the true? 12 And if in that belonging to another you do not become trustworthy, who will give to you your own? 13 No house-domestic3 is able to be slaving to two lords. Either the one he will hate and the other will he agape-love, or to the one will he cling and the other will he despise. You cannot be slaving to God and mammon4

More Warnings about the Pharisees

14 Now the Pharisees being philia-lovers of money heard all these [things], and were ridiculing him. 15 And he said to them: You are those justifying yourselves before men, but God knows your hearts, for the [thing] exalted5 among men is [an] abomination before God.

16 The law and the prophets [are] until John, from then the kingdom of God is proclaimed and all forcibly enter it. 17 But it is easier that heaven and the earth pass away than for one cross-of-a-"t" to fall from the law.

18 For everyone putting6 away his woman and marrying another commits adultery, and the [one] having been sent away who marries commits adultery.

The Rich Man and Lazarus

19 But a certain man was rich, and he had put on purple garments and fine linen enjoying himself each day splendidly. 20 But a certain poor [man] by name Lazarus had been cast to his gate being covered with ulcerous sores. 21 And he was lusting to be filled from that falling from the table of the rich [one]; but even the dogs coming were licking his ulcerous sores.

22 Now it came to pass the poor [man] died and was gathered by the angels to Abraham's lap7; but the rich [man] also died and was buried. 23 And in Hades8 lifting up his eyes, being in torment, he sees Abraham from afar and Lazarus in his lap9, 24 and having called out he said: Father Abraham, have mercy on me and send Lazarus in order that he dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue, for I suffer torment in this flame. 25 But Abraham said: Child, remember that you received your good [things] in your zoe-life10 , and likewise Lazarus the evil. But now he is encouraged, and you suffer torment. 26 And in all those [things] between you [people]11 and us [a] great chasm is fixed, so that those wishing to go down from here to you be not able, nor from there to us may not cross over. 27 But he said: I ask12 you therefore, Father, in order that you may sent him to my fathers house, 28 for I have five brothers, that he may warn them, that they also not come to this place of torment. 29 But Abraham says: They have Moses and the prophets, let13 him hear from them. 30 But he said: No, father Abraham, but if someone proceed from [the] dead to them: they would repent. 31 But he said to them: If they do not hear Moses and the prophets, neither would they be persuaded if someone rise from the dead.

11 bath = 8–9 gallons

21 cor = 10–12 bushels

3OIKETHS: the root in this word is "house'; neither the root for "servant' nor "slave" is present in this word. The intent is a 'house-domestic', as in "house-servant' or "house-slave"

4MAMMON: the Syrian god of riches

5or "proud", "haughty"

6or "sending"

7or 'bosom'

8"Hades" (αδης ), the Greek underworld.

9or 'bosom'

10from ZOE "ZOH-ay" (ζωη)—Life 'collectively', interdependent, interconnected. Although it means 'life' in the conventional sense (for example: Matt.9:18, Matt.27:63, Luke.2:36, Acts.25:24, Rom.7:2, 2Cor.1:8, 1Thes.4:17, 1Tim.5:10, Rev.19:20), Jesus uses ZOE exclusively of 'life eternal' (with the possible exceptions of Luke.15:13, Luke.16:25). The other N.T. writers use ZOE in both senses—temporal and eternal, generally clear from the context. The Father is the 'zoe-living God' (see Matt.16:16). The Septuagint (LXX) in Gen.2:7 has "...[God] breathed into his nostrils the breath of zoe-life, and the man became a zoe-living psyche-life" (and see 1Cor.15:45); and Gen.3:20 (LXX) "And Adam called his wife's name ZOE, because she was the mother of all zoe-living." Contrast PSYCHE (ψυχη): an individual manifestation of life/consciousness. See John.12:25 where both ZOE and PSYCHE occur. Greek also has the word BIOS (βιoς ) for 'life' in the sense of biological processes.

11"you" is plural

12EROTAO (ερωταω) "Ask", but more polite, not demanding/begging as is AITEO. Both AITEO and EROTAO occur in John.16:26.


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Corey Family Reunion 1920

Corey Family Reunion 1920

Thomas Adelbert and Clara Ida Rood Corey Family Reunion - taken in 1920, Pine Street, Linesville, Crawford County, PA.

Left to right, standing: Raymond Ona Shepard (son-in-law, and husband of Mabelle), Ross Adelbert Corey (son), Thomas Blake Corey (son), James Bryan Corey (son), Paul Eugene Corey (son), Mabelle Lennore Corey Shepard (daughter, and wife of Raymond Shepard).

Left to right, on porch: Reita Corey (daughter of Ross and Edith), Thomas Adelbert Corey (father), Clara Ida Rood Corey (mother, and wife of Thomas Adelbert), Edith Ryerson Corey (daughter-in-law, and wife of Ross), Mabel Corey (daughter-in-law, and wife of Donald Sr.) holding Jessie Corey (daughter of Don Sr. and Mabel).

Left, sitting in chair: Donald David Corey (son, and husband of Lylan)

Right, sitting in chair: Lylan Ida Corey Davis (daughter, and wife of Lee)

Right, standing: Lee Davis (son-in-law), Edwin Landon Jonathan Corey (son)

Grandchildren on steps

Top step: Rex Edwin Shepard (son of Ray and Mabelle), Lylan "Tiny" Corey (daughter of Don and Mabel), Leota Lylan Shepard (daughter of Ray and Mabelle), Clara Corey (daughter of Don and Mabel), Donald Corey Jr. (son of Don and Mabel), Donna Corey (daughter of Don and Mabel).

Middle step: Dorothy Ellinore Shepard (daughter of Ray and Mabelle), Earl Corey (son of Ross and Edith).

Bottom step: Elda Irene Shepard (daughter of Ray and Mabelle), George Corey (son of Don and Mabel), Mildred Corey (daughter of Ross and Edith), Charlotte Corey (daughter of Don and Mabel).

The only family member that was missing from the picture, who was living at the time, was Leonard Stone Corey. Leonard was a patient at Warren, Pennsylvania State Hospital.

For more information on each individual in the photograph, please contact Marilyn.

Submitted by Marilyn Kimmel Gregory, granddaughter of Paul Corey, great granddaughter of Mabelle Lennore Corey Shepard and great great granddaughter of Thomas Adelbert and Clara Ida Rood Corey

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Donald David and Mabel Corey

This is a wonderful picture. It is the earliest picture of my mother, Jessie Dorothy Corey, who was the daughter of Donald David and Mabel. In the picture, Mabel is holding Jessie, who was born November 20, 1918. As you may know, Donald David Corey died an untimely death in 1922 from diabetes. After his death, the family was broken up and several of the children were sent to foster homes, including my mother, who was sent to Minnesota to live with John and Althea Mace. She spent the rest of her young life with the Maces, graduated from Okabena High School near Worthington, met and married my dad, Wayne Philip Brotzman in 1942. They moved to Rio Hondo, Texas in 1946, where my dad started a welding shop and blacksmith business. I'm the first of their six children. My dad died in a work accident on December 8, 1975. Mother never remarried, and died December 27, 2011 from a stroke. Hope this fills in a few gaps in the Corey family history.

Donald David and Mabel Corey

As you can see, I am so far behind on responding to a multitude of emails, comments and postings. I so want to thank you for the information about Jessie. I was just talking to my parents and sharing many memories and stories. Mom was trying to remember what had happened with Don and Mabel's children. I am going to share this with her.

My parents (Jerome Kimmel, son of Dorothy Shepard, grandson of Mabel Corey Shepard) (Jennie Corey Kimmel, daughter of Paul Corey) are actually cousins connected through this Corey line.

Please let me know if I can provide any information you may be interested in. I have a pretty good family tree on Ancestry. Also, my grandmother (Ancinohie Smith Corey [wife of Paul Corey] passed on so much family information and documentation to me.

Keep in touch.
Your distant cousin,
Marilyn Kimmel Gregory

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Hi Marilyn,

I guess I'm your cousin! Earl Corey was my grandfather. His son Robert (Bob) is my dad. It's interesting to see all of my 1st male cousins have the same names as our ancestors! Paul, John, James and Ross.

My grandfather passed away in the early 1990s when I was young and my grandmother (Beatrice Lawon Corey) died about 9 years ago. She used to have a lot of old family photos but her house burned down a few years before she died and we lost all of them. She even had a powder horn I was told was used by a Thomas Corey during the Civil War.

Anyways, I was wondering if you had more photos of my ancestors. Earl, Ross, Edith, Thomas Adelbert, Clara...? Do you have any genealogy on our family also? I recently got a family tree of my mother's ancestry and I would like to have one for my dad's also.

James Corey

Message to Marilyn Gregory in 2012

Did my sister ever contact you? She loves to find cousins.

Our grandparents are Paul Eugene and Mabelle. Yes, my parents are 2nd cousins. Mabelle is our great grand.

Most of my genealogy stuff is still packed, but someday I will find it and can share whatever you like.

Let me know if you are still investigating our vast family history.

More Photos

I wish that I had more photos; however, the computer that I had all of my old photos stored had a major crash and have not been able to recover anything. My hopes are to, some day, be able to restore that drive and recover all those wonderful and beautiful photos.

I have a fair amount of our genealogy on Ancestry. If you just search by Thomas Adelbert Corey, I believe you would get lost in a fun trip of our history.

I would love it if you could share as much of your family information as you have. I will most definitely add it to this tree.

Keep in touch.

Your distant cousin,
Marilyn Kimmel Gregory


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or “Stoph” as he’s known to his friends, has been actively involved in filk fandom since the early 1980’s.  He has contributed to filk as a performer, writer, recording engineer, producer, and arranger.

Kristoph mixed and mastered countless recordings for Off Centaur, Wail Songs, Firebird, and Prometheus.  A professional sound engineer since 1991, he has for years recorded albums for filk artists at discounted rates, out of his love for their music and a desire to support them.  The bulk of early filk recordings bore his stamp: his ear, balance, and encouragement of each artist to give their best for these recorded moments in time.  His taste and talent have touched hundreds of albums and thousands of hearts.

Eventually, Stoph started his own label and recording studio, Flowinglass Music.  Through it, he has helped to record many filkers who might otherwise not have received exposure.

Kristoph has recovered and re-released classic filk recordings.  He resurrected the original “Divine Intervention” masters, which had been damaged in storage, and single-handedly masterminded the reissue of Cynthia McQuillin’s classic recordings “Dark Moon Circle” and “Moonshadows” on CD.

He is a consummate performer with a wide repertoire of traditional, borrowed, and original material, some of which can be found on his many recordings.  He has performed solo; as a duo with wife, Margaret; in the Early Music trio Broceliande; and in the Celtic rock band Avalon Rising.

Stoph also has the rare ability to enhance the performances of others, whether at house filks, at conventions, or on recordings.  He has provided accompaniment on guitar, octave mandolin, oboe, synthesizer, bass, and other instruments, as well as vocals.  Many recording projects and performances were greatly enhanced by his ability to add depth to the songs.

For many years he has donated his time and the use of his recording equipment at Consonance, ConChord, and BayCon, thereby providing a high quality of sound reinforcement and recording.  When filkers have come to local conventions from out of town, Stoph has generously lent them his own instruments.

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Bowie attorney James Liskow says he always fights his speeding tickets. and this one was a no-brainer.

He was snapped going 45mph in a 30mph zone on Georgia Avenue just south of Viers Mill Road in Montgomery County last December.

Liskow’s challenge was based on the part of the speed camera law in Montgomery County that deals with evidence at trial.

Liskow’s arguement was based on the fact that what he received in the mail dealt with a wrong section of the law. The citation he received in the mail was supposed to include the offending photo, vehicle registration number, and date and time of the violation which it did. But it also referred to a section of the law that states that the citation is to include the county plan describing the proposed location of the speed monitoring system, published notice of the speed camera’s location and a signed certificate attesting the camera passed its annual calibration check. None of that information appeared on the citation Liskow received in the mail.

He appealed, the ticket was tossed.

It’s unclear how this will affect other cases.

The Maryland Daily Record reports that the 5 year old statute could be easily tweaked in legislation that allows lawmakers to correct errors and omissions in state laws.

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By Peter Hermann, The Baltimore Sun

6:36 PM EST, February 1, 2011

It’s a widely held assumption, true or not, that cops give other cops breaks on traffic infractions. A quick flash of the badge, a union sticker on the bumper, a patch on the dashboard are the same as a wink and a nod, and a look the other way.

But the growing number of cameras set up to catch speeders and red-light runners in Baltimore and elsewhere has become the great equalizer for traffic scofflaws — unbiased enforcers of bad driving habits.

Police officers are getting caught, and are crying foul. The camera doesn’t care whether a cop is off-duty and going shopping in his personal pickup truck or is on duty and speeding to a bank robbery in a marked police cruiser, lights flashing and siren blaring.

Go through a red light ($75 fine) or speed ($40 fine) and the camera snaps a picture.

There’s an official record, and it takes more than a wink and a nod to extend “officer courtesy” to a fellow cop.

Even on-duty officers in marked patrol cars aren’t getting out of paying the fines. Many Maryland jurisdictions are holding officers and other emergency workers personally liable for the tickets, unless they can prove they were responding to legitimate emergencies at the time.

Four Montgomery County police officers sued their department over speeding tickets and lost before the state’s highest court, in a decision issued late last month.

The ruling from the Maryland Court of Appeals was on a technical issue — whether the county had given the officers enough time to contest the tickets — but the effect of the decision holds police throughout the state accountable for following what the judges called “the rules of the road” like any other licensed driver.

Just how many police officers get caught by the many red light and speed cameras popping up at intersections in Baltimore and elsewhere could not be ascertained. Police officials said statistics were not available.

The policy for Baltimore police is the same for most other jurisdictions when a marked emergency vehicle is captured on camera speeding or running a red light. Department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said officials review dispatch records and if the driver wasn’t responding to an emergency, “they are issued tickets and are responsible for paying them.”

Police union leaders say that rules requiring lights and sirens when responding to emergencies aren’t always practical, or prudent. For example, cops don’t speed to bank robberies or burglary calls with lights flashing and siren wailing, to avoid alerting the criminals they’re coming, but they still need to get there fast.

Robert F. Cherry, the president of the Baltimore Fraternal Order of Police union, said he hasn’t heard many complaints from officers — driving either marked or unmarked cars — about getting hit with tickets from traffic cameras.

But the former homicide detective recalls getting nailed by the cameras while responding to murder scenes in his unmarked Chevy Lumina, and going to court to plead his case. He said most officers simply pay the fines rather than risk an internal investigation and questions about driving techniques that if not illegal, don’t always conform to the letter of departmental rules.

Cherry said that an officer might blow a light or speed without using lights and sirens for a variety of reasons, such as to investigate a tip that a guy on the next block had a gun or was selling drugs. In cases like these, the “emergencies” aren’t always on dispatchers’ official records.

“Maybe there’s a reason why the officer wasn’t going to a call, still went through a red light and was still doing his job,” Cherry said. “The last thing we want to do is Monday-morning quarterback from headquarters or from the courts. I don’t want to limit our front-line officers in making decisions when their goal is to make the public safe.”

Some officers appear to have come up with creative ways to stay red-light-camera-shy. Last year, city police accused two officers of putting stolen license plates on their unmarked cars. The investigation continues, but police sources said at the time that the officers either wanted to prevent drug dealers from recognizing their cars or wanted to avoid getting tickets from the cameras.

Tragedy is also a part of the debate. In October, Officer Thomas Portz Jr. was killed on U.S. 40 when his cruiser hit the back of a stopped fire engine. He wasn’t responding to a call, and police concluded that he was distracted by a film crew on the other side of the road and was speeding at 71 mph before the crash.

Baltimore police commanders have for years expressed concern about the way officers drive, and have tried various crackdowns — from fines for failing to buckle up to writing traffic citations for minor accidents.

The city department is one of the few in the state that make officers pay for damage to their cruisers in accidents deemed their fault. In January, Baltimore officers reported 41 accidents, 21 of which were ruled their fault. That’s down from the same month last year, in which 56 police accidents occurred, again with 21 ruled the officer’s fault.

Recent yearly statistics were not immediately available. But the 41 accidents in January, while down 27 percent from last year, put the department on a course for more than 490 crashes in 2011. That is down from a high of 554 in 1995 but much higher than the 255 in 1998.

Police academy recruits take a rigorous driving course administered by the Maryland State Police, and officers involved in preventable accidents are required to take remedial training. Police note that officers in Baltimore respond to about 1.2 million calls each year, and are driving in a compact and crowded urban environment.

The issue of police driving practices became a vital component of the Maryland Court of Appeals in rendering its decision in the Montgomery County case. Even though the judges ruled on a technicality involving due process, the judges called “police officers and the rules of the road … integral to the resolution of this case.”

In Maryland, the court said, drivers of emergency vehicles can violate traffic laws in “precisely three circumstances” — responding to an emergency call, pursing a suspect and racing to a fire alarm. State law requires the drivers to slow at stop signs and red lights and exceed speed limits “only so long as the driver does not endanger life or property.”

Just how serious Baltimore police take safe driving — at least in their rules — can be seen in the department’s general orders, which state: “The operation of a motor vehicle requires the same care and caution as that required in the use of your firearm.”

Rules for Baltimore police are more restrictive than state law, requiring that officers stop at all red lights and stop signs before going through and going no faster than 10 mph over the speed limit, which is 20 to 30 mph on most city streets (It should be noted that drivers have to exceed the limit by at least 12 mph to trigger the speed cameras).

None of the Montgomery County officers were responding to an emergency. The appellate judges concluded that whether fighting bureaucracy or crime, cops need to adhere to the law like everyone else.

In navigating the cumbersome system, the judges wrote, “the officers were no worse off than a regular citizen.”

Copyright © 2011, The Baltimore Sun

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Post by henri2009 » Wed Mar 15, 2017 2:42 pm

Hi Everyone :)

I have been visiting CEN for the past couple of years to read stories and all that this forum has to offer.
Today, I thought I would share the story of my best pal, Henri.

Henri is the first dog I could call my own and I had purchased him from a nice family in the rural suburbs of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
This was more than 7 years ago. Around the age of 1.5 years old, Henri began to have random seizures (not clustered) every now and then.
After a check up with a neurologist in my city, the doctor had provided us with a rather simple prescription of keppra (250mg dose, when a seizure occurs).
This seemed to have worked a little and within the next month or two, he may have had 1 seizure every two weeks or so. As time progressed,
these seizures began to cluster from 2 or 3 to upwards of 5 or 6 at the end of two years. Further appointments with our neurologist came to the
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A few months later, Henri's seizures came to a tipping point and he had an episode of severe cluster seizures.
Unfortunately, at this time, Henri's neurologist was away on vacation and there was no secondary neurologist to assist in the situation. After the vet's
attempt to help Henri didn't succeed (about 5 days in hospital), they had advised me to visit the nearest neurologist which was in Montreal (a two hour drive away).
We hopped in the car and were on our way while Henri was slightly sedated and bandaged up to keep his IV in place. I will never forget that day because it was
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The neurology team at Centre DMV in Montreal were everything we could ask for and so much more, waiting to take Henri out of my arms as we arrived.
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Over the past couple of years, Henri has been in and out of the hospital a few times from cluster seizures that would persist even with the use of clonazepam.
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I haven't ever shared his entire story like this but it feels good to do so with other who are in this as well.
I may have left a few things out but if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer them!

Henri, 7 Years Old, Terrier Mix
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Hi Stanley and welcome to the boards. I'm so sorry that you're having to go through this with your precious Henri, it's so difficult to watch them seize but even harder when things seem to be getting worse. Happy to hear that you've got a great team with a neuro that seem to care.
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French leader Francois Hollande said that Greece must pursue the necessary reforms to start negotiations about the debt relief.

ATHENS, 22 Oct. Gennady Melnik. French President Francois Hollande said that Greece must continue to meet its obligations, and the next step is to start discussions on its national debt.

Hollande on Thursday arrived in Athens on a two-day visit. The President was accompanied by five Ministers and a group of entrepreneurs. In Greece expect from Hollande’s expressions of support for the government of Alexis Tsipras and investment.

The French leader at the beginning of the visit, laid a wreath at the monument of the unknown soldier on Syntagma square near the Parliament, reported the Athens news Agency.

“This visit is support and friendship,” the President said after the ceremony journalists.

“Greece and France share a common history, France fought to Greece joined the European Union, and struggling to remain in it”, — said Hollande.

To the question about the discussion of the national debt, he responded that “France certainly intends to raise the issue at the negotiating table to ease Greece’s debt burden, and Greece needs to implement the necessary reforms”.

Lenders promised to Athens to begin talks on easing debt after the commencement of the reform programme on the third programme of assistance. Program with a volume of 86 billion euros was signed in July 2015 after lengthy negotiations. Hollande has played an important role in reaching an agreement. As reported earlier, Prime Minister of Greece Alexis Tsipras, he three times walked away from negotiations, and three times he returned to the table Hollande.

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Pavlopoulos touched on the problem of refugees and noted that it needs to be addressed from the point of view of solidarity and cooperation in Europe.

The President urged Europe to be more active, and France to use its authority to stop the war in Syria, which creates the problem of refugees and is a source of a humanitarian crisis.

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Manchester City has defeated Watford in a FA Cup match played at Emirates Stadium on Saturday. City won the match quite comfortably by 3-0. With this win, City has made its way into the fourth round of the competition.

Mario Balotelli was left out of the starting line up after his animated conversation with the manager Roberto Mancini while training. Carlos Tevez made a comeback to the starting XI.

On the other hand, the manager of Watford, Gianfranco Zola, made a couple of changes in the starting line up. Troy Deeney and Matej Vydra were given the opportunity to start.

Watford started in an impressive manner and created two decent opportunities in the first half, but, on both the occasions, the City goalkeeper made brilliant saves and prevented the visitors from taking the lead.

City gave Watford the first blow in the 25th minute of the match. Carlos Tevez was the one who took the Citizens ahead. It was a free kick and Tevez didn’t miss the chance. He came up with a blistering shot which sailed into the bottom corner of the net.

Just before the half time break, the score became 2-0 in the favour of Manchester City. Gareth Barry was the man who found the net. It was a clean cross from Milner and Barry deflected the ball past the City goalie with a fantastic header.

City had opportunities in the second half as well, but, they looked a bit relaxed in the second half and as a result, they didn’t quite manage to capitalize on the opportunities.

There were no more goals scored till the 90th minute, but, in the first minute of the stoppage time, Marcos Lopes scored the third goal for City which proved to be the final nail in the coffin.

City’s next match will be a Premier League encounter against Arsenal on Sunday.


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Geoff Kelly Wine Reviews
Independent reviews of some local and imported wines available in New Zealand, including earlier vintages.

This is a narrative account summarising first tastes of wine achievements in the 2004 vintage in Hawkes Bay. The notes originate in Hawkes Bay Winemakers' presentation of their 2004 Hawkes Bay Vintage Review, held in Hastings on 13 October. First impressions of the vintage in Hawkes Bay are of a year not quite as warm and ripe as 2002, but with a splendid autumn. There are thus enhanced aromatics, but in some cases less body. There should be outstanding gewurztraminers, chardonnays and syrahs, and, where full ripeness was achieved, some exciting and flavoursome wines in the emerging Hawkes Bay Blends class. The latter are modelled on Bordeaux Blends from cabernet sauvignon, merlot and friends, since the Hawkes Bay climate so closely matches Bordeaux, but they seek a point of difference by permitting syrah, if the winemaker desires.

Merlot, Cabernet & the Hawkes Bay Blends

The evolving Hawkes Bay Blend group of reds are commanding great interest. They have the potential to become a class of wines as valid as Bordeaux Blends, or Super-Tuscans. Their claim to future fame may well rest on the judicious use of syrah in the blend, as the Bordelais did in the 1800s, and (sad to say) the Italians are tip-toeing into now.

Nowhere is it more important than in this grouping to say these comments are impressions only, based on barrel samples, based on works not only in progress, but not even half way through. For example, a number of the samples are reductive, as one would expect at this stage, but one tries to see through that. So anything can happen, between now and the final fined and settled-down blend as bottled. Further, some wineries with wines very relevant to this class did not participate in the exhibition (Mills Reef, Craggy Range, to name two glaringly obvious ones), or did not show their top wine (Te Mata Coleraine, Alpha Domus Aviator).

Of those shown, I was very taken with a velvety, rich and dense Church Road Merlot / Cabernet Reserve (14%), which had far more interest than any Tom to date (a sign of things to come ?), a more aromatic and cassisy Church Road Cabernet / Merlot Cuvee Series (and freakily, the sensory profiles of these two wines do seem to match the contrasting cepages), and a weighty (and reductive at this stage) Corbans Cottage Block Cabernet Franc (13.2%). I hope the latter won't end up too oaky, and will conserve the subtlety of the variety. Thus, at this moment my top three wines all spring from the Montana stable – not a firm hitherto noted for its 'claret' styles..

Next were a potentially very fragrant and reasonably rich Pask Merlot Reserve (13%), an almost peppery (+ve) and complex Corbans Private Bin Merlot / Cabernet (13.5%), and an aromatic cassis and pennyroyal Pask Cabernet / Merlot / Malbec (13.5%).

Looking to be at least silver medal contenders were another aromatic and pennyroyal wine, Te Mata Awatea (13.5%), a plummy but at this stage nearly astringent Te Awa Boundary, a flavoursome and fragrant Trinity Hills Merlot Gimblett Gravels (13.5%), an aromatic and plummy Clearview Old Olive Block (13.5%), and an intriguing Crab Farm Merlot (14%) tinged with smoked mussels.

Not quite so ripe and hence more in the middle of the field at this stage are an understated but agreeable-on-palate Alpha Domus Navigator (13.5%), a clearly varietal Ngatarawa Merlot (13.5%), an oaky and cassisy Vidal Cabernet Barrel Selection (13%), and a fragrant and cassisy Trinity Hill Cabernet Sauvignon Gimblett Gravels (13.5%).

More uncertain offerings included a Matariki Merlot, a disorganised Clearview Enigma (13.5%), an (?) out of condition Gunn Estate Merlot Woodshed (14%) which was hard to assess, a US-oaky Mission Cabernet / Merlot Jewelstone (13.9%), and a leafy Crab Farm Cabernet Franc (14.5%). A Sileni Estates Merlot Selection (c.14%) was light and fragrant, but much too stalky.

Two wines were so out of condition, they could not be assessed meaningfully: Sacred Hill Merlot Brokenstone (14%) and Sacred Hill Cabernet / Merlot Helmsman (14%). The colours and textures look promising, however. Their poor form was disappointing, for the '02 Brokenstone may well turn out to be the champion red from that vintage in Hawkes Bay, and '02 Helmsman is not far behind, so interest in their 04s is acute.

Where wines from the same winery have ended up in the same bracket, it is worth saying this arose from subsequent blind tasting, which gives one some faith in the effort involved in doing it.

Syrah (& Zinfandel)

Like the Hawkes Bay Blends, the syrahs are equally an exciting and potentially dramatic (and world-class) group of wines emerging in Hawkes Bay. The top wines in 2004 appear to display the enhanced aromatics which characterise the vintage, compared with 2002. There is little doubt now that the best syrahs from Hawkes Bay will capture complex varietal smells and flavours which can only be compared with the wines of Hermitage and Cote Rotie – e.g. the 2002 Trinity Hill Syrah Homage. One can only eagerly await the planting of true hillside sites, as opposed to slopes.

Again I must emphasise that the following notes are based on barrel samples, and anything is possible between now and bottling. For syrah in particular, the principal hazards are over-oaking, and reductive tendencies. Many of the wines already seem fully-oaked, if varietal expression is to be optimised. There is absolutely no point in us slavishly following the Australian / American obsession with heavily over-oaked shiraz / syrahs. Our climate permits us to create something of far greater beauty and subtlety. One can only wish that our syrah winemakers would make more creative use of immaculately clean but old oak – more than five vintages.

As a result of blind tasting, top wines for me included: a beautifully floral and aromatic Te Mata Woodthorpe Syrah / Viognier (13.5%), a reductive-at-the-moment but rich Vidal Barrel Selection (13.5%), an impressive Church Road Cuvee Series (13.5%), a sweetly-fruited, very rich, but oaky C J Pask (13%), and the leaner but clearly varietal Mission Jewelstone (14.2%). Any of these could be gold medal wines, noting the earlier caveats.

Down a notch then to a crisply aromatic Moana Park Tribute, the very reductive (now) but concentrated Matariki wine, and the peppery but fragrant Stonecroft Zinfandel (14%), clearly blueberry varietal.

At the next level is a slightly exotic Trinity Hill Gimblett Gravels (14%) reminding of the Montes Syrah from Chile, and an intensely star anise Stonecroft (14%).

Others include a slightly stalky and Crozes-Hermitage-styled Bilancia Syrah / Viognier (14%), a raspberry jam tart Sacred Hill (14%, which may have been out of condition), an estery, acid and stalky Kemblefield Zinfandel (14.5%), and an out-of condition Ngatarawa Syrah (13.5%), which shouldn't have been shown.

Pursuing zin in Hawkes Bay is a triumph of romance over reality. Even in the very centre of the hottest part of the Gimblett Gravels, it develops desirable varietal characters in very few vintages out of ten.

More great New Zealand chardonnays have come out of Hawkes Bay over the years, than any other district. Gisborne feels it is the Chardonnay capital of New Zealand, and by area this is correct (by the slimmest margin), but the upcoming wines of Marlborough, and the thus-far overlooked but infinitely exciting Otago chardonnays will provide great competition. Any or all of these districts would be happy to tumble Hawkes Bay from its chardonnay perch, so the pressure is on with this grape.

The 2004 vintage in Hawkes Bay looks to be superb for chardonnay. The best wines may show enhanced varietal character over the somewhat fatter 02s, and be even better wines. But, as with the reds, because most of these wines include barrel-aged material, these notes are merely interim impressions of wines midway through the winemaking process. The finished cleaned-up wines will almost certainly be different, and usually better. Many '04 chardonnays are being rushed onto the market early, however, because of the shortfall in the frost-affected 2003 chardonnay harvest.

Top wine for me at this stage included a beautifully proportioned Mission Jewelstone (14%), a sweetly-fruited Gunn Estate Skeetfield (14%), and a potentially delicious Sacred Hill Riflemans Terraces (14%). Provided they do not end up over-oaked, they could become classic Hawkes Bay chardonnays in an understated style, comparable with some of France's better white burgundies.

In the next tier were several that might be just as good, for there is a lot to happen yet in the evolution of these wines. These include a rich, peachy and crisp Te Awa, a still-reductive Corbans Cottage Block (13.5%), a more assertive Matariki with MLF and a trace of sweetness still showing, another rich, oaky, and characteristically boisterous Clearview (14.5%) with golden-queen peachy fruit going on mandarin, and an understated crisp Ngatarawa (13.5%).

Wines which were harder to assess due to carried-over fermentation complexities included a hessian and slightly acid Pask (13.5%), a still-lactic and spirity but sweetly fruited Askerne (14.5%), a peachy and rich Sileni Estates Cellar Selection (13.2%), a reductive and oaky Sacred Hill Barrel-Fermented (14%), and the more reductive Corbans Private Bin (13.8%) and Church Road Reserve (14%), no doubt to be transformed when cleaned up.

Other wines even harder to penetrate at this stage included a rather ersatz, tropical and still sweet Vidal Barrel Selection (13.5%) from 100% new oak, a very reductive Church Road Cuvee (14%) and Crab Farm Reserve (13.5%, not quite dry), and an oxidised Kemblefield Distinction (14.5%).

I tasted only two unoaked chardonnays: a pure and attractive but slightly sweet Vidal Unwooded (14.3%) in the top half of the field, and a volatile Kim Crawford (12.6%), lower down.

In this class particularly, but also elsewhere, it is a mystery to me why wineries do not clean up their reductive half a dozen bottles needed for this exhibition. The time requirement is not great.

Viognier (& Verdelho)

Viognier is undoubtedly an exciting variety in New Zealand at the moment, though whether such an exotic and demanding variety can take over from a safely-bland variety such as fashionable pinot gris seems dubious. In our relatively unsophisticated market, some of the viogniers thus far commercialised in New Zealand have lacked much varietal character. On the plus side, virtually all the good ones so far have come from Hawkes Bay. As with chardonnay, many of the viogniers are barrel samples, so the comments are provisional.

The rich Vidal Barrel Selection (14%), lighter Alpha Domus (14%), flavoursome Trinity Hill (14.5%) and oaky at this stage Te Mata Woodthorpe (14.5%) all captured the exact orange blossom and canned apricots qualities of the variety beautifully, though the first three being not quite bone dry are a bit more juicy (and popular in style) at this stage. These wines showed thoughtful handling (sometimes including barrel-ferment) in older oak, and any of them could end up as the champion viognier of the vintage.

The Church Road Cuve Series (14.9%) sample at this stage was very reductive, making comparison difficult. It is rich, though. Against the charms of viognier, the Esk Verdelho Black Label (14.5%) is related in style, pure, but modest (and acid). It is a pretty charmless variety in Australia, too, though some of their winemakers talk it up.

Our best viogniers as seen so far from Te Mata confirm that in good years we can ripen the grape to full physiological maturity, but in a more vibrant and fresher style than most Australian examples. Our wines are therefore better compared with those of Condrieu. In terms of physiological ripening relative to Australia, viognier thus mimics syrah exactly, in Hawkes Bay. In a marketing sense, our greatest viognier competition stylewise will come not from the weightier wines of Australia, or from the more exclusive and expensive wines of Condrieu, but from the burgeoning modern wineries of the Languedoc, as the splendidly affordable 2003 Lurton Viognier already demonstrates.

Pinot Gris

By far the most interesting wine in this group was the Mission Pinot Gris (12.6%), which has beautiful floral and varietal smells and flavours, at the lowest alcohol, and on a totally dry finish. It reminds clearly of the Alsatian prototype, and should be a gold medal wine. Mission has more experience with this variety than any other winery in New Zealand, having produced fine examples in the late 70s / early 80s. Those grapes provided planting stock for New Zealand's most acclaimed pinot gris today, the Dry River.

In comparison with the Mission, the spirity Esk Valley Black Label (14%) wine is more the standard bland New Zealand pear-flesh wine, quite rich, some sweetness. The Morton Kinross Pinot Gris (13%) is interesting as a fuller-bodied totally dry white, though at this stage it is more chardonnay-like on the oak, than varietal. This could have potential, if already bottled. Their White Label (14%) did not show so happily, smelling organic and tasting acid, for the moment. It too is dryer than the commercial average, and should settle down once in bottle.

2004 looks to be an exceptional vintage for aromatic varieties in Hawkes Bay, nowhere moreso than in gewurz. The exciting pair of Mills Reef '04s have already been put on the market, and were not in this exhibition. The Clearview Gewurz (13%) is a lighter, more floral, yet 'dry' example of the grape, very pretty. In contrast, the spirity Morton Estate White Label (15%)was the most varietal wine shown in this batch, but the rough dry finish won't please everybody. The Stonecroft (13.5%) wine is a bit congested on bouquet, but there is good fruit on palate, helped by some residual sweetness – marginal for the dry class. Kemblefield's Gewurztraminer Distinction (13%) has lots of character and is 'dry', but the sur lie component is hard and reductive at this stage, and probably too much for ultimate beauty, if this wine is already bottled. The Crab Farm (14%) is fresher, lighter, dry, and though tending phenolic, it is mild in flavour. Good gewurztraminer was never meant to be easy.


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Free swim clinics will be held at the GH-CP pool August 26- September 7th .

Red Cross Instructors will provide classes for adults and children who are interested in learning to swim or want help with their strokes.

Participants may sign up for 30 minute clinic sessions to be held Monday – Thursday from 10 am -12 am.

We will work with one person per session in order to maintain social distancing and safety.

For more information contact Kathy Gold at 703-282-4078 or or speak with David Dudley at the GH-CP pool.

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Ontario Gas BBQ Challenge with Seasons & Suppers: #OGBChallenge

It’s BBQ season! Five bloggers have been challenged to create recipes using Ontario Gas BBQ grilling tools. Each blogger was challenged to create 5 original recipes. I spoke with Jennifer Maloney from Seasons and Suppers, all about BBQ’ing and the #OGBchallenge.

Tell me about your BBQ challenge dishes!

 I was tasked with creating a Thai inspired fruit dessert, Indian inspired pork ribs, a British inspired Beef Burger, an American inspired corn side dish and a Mexican inspired fish appetizer.
ribrackPhoto credit: Jennifer Maloney, Seasons and Suppers

Which BBQ tool(s) are you using? Do you like them?
For the BBQ Challenge, I used a burger press, a rib rack, a corn roaster, a cast-iron roaster and a Himalayan Salt Plate. I loved working with them all and will definitely use them often over the BBQ season.
I fell in love with the Himalayan Salt Plate, which is a large, thick slab of salt that retains heat much in the way cast-iron does. You heat it on the BBQ first, then you use the heat in the plate to cook. As it cooks, it infuses the meat or seafood with a pleasant salt flavour. I cooked fish on it and it was perfectly cooked and flavoured. I can’t wait to try more things on it.
Would this (these) be easy for a beginner to make?
I think cooking anything on a BBQ makes it more accessible. I know my husband isn’t much for cooking in our actual kitchen, but he’s game to try just about anything on the BBQ! I don’t think any of my recipes require anything beyond pretty basic cooking skills, so I hope people will give them a try.
What’s your favourite thing to BBQ?
I love salmon on the BBQ. There’s just something about the way a BBQ cooks it quickly and perfectly, with some lovely caramelized bits on it.
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What’s the most unusual thing you’ve ever BBQ’d?
Well, I think I’d have to say the Banana Bread Pudding I cooked for the BBQ Challenge. It’s the first time I’ve ever baked anything on a BBQ.
Any tips for someone that wants to BBQ for the first time?
I think the best tip for BBQing is to either get a BBQ with a built-in thermometer or to invest in one that sits inside, so you always know what the temperature is. Speaking of thermometers, an instant read thermometer for accurately testing the doneness of meat, is invaluable. Finally, I’ve learned the value of cooking with indirect heat sometimes, by turning off the burner (or burners) in one part of the BBQ. It allows things to cook more slowly, so they don’t become overly charred or cooked on the outside and not on the inside.
Great tips! To see Jennifer’s recipes or any of the other 4 challengers, visit!
You can vote for you favourites until July 31st, or follow the discussion on Twitter #OGBChallenge. Each vote will be entered to win one of five $100 Ontario Gas BBQ Gift cards!

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Versailles Tour from Paris

Versailles Palace - Day Tour from Paris - Photo A. Cauderlier

Chateau de Versailles Bus Tour

Versailles Palace Day Trip from Paris

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By Public Transportation, by Bus or Minibus, on a full day trip or a half-day tour, you will find below the ultimate offer to meet your requirements for a visit of the Palace of Versailles.

 If half a day is enough to tour the Palace in itself including the Royal Apartments (King and Queen's Apartments) , the Hall of Mirrors and the Royal Chapel, ...

... a full day tour will enable you to go further by exploring the park, the Grand and Petit Trianon as well as the Hamlet of the Queen Marie Antoinette.

The Palace is open everyday except Monday. Compare, Select and Enjoy.

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Giverny Bus Tour from Paris

Versailles Day Trip  - Photo Ariane Cauderlier

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Combo Versailles and Paris on a full day tour

Here are 2 options to visit Paris and Versailles on a full day tour:

Option 1:  Versailles with guide and Paris tour with lunch - by bus

This tour includes:

  • a guided visit of Versailles Palace Royal Apartments and Hall of Mirrors,
  • a 3 courses lunch in the center of Paris,
  • a bus audio-guided tour of the main Parisian monuments,
  • an elevator ride up to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower to enjoy the amazing panoramic view.
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Versailles Tour - Photo Ariane Cauderlier

Option 2: Paris with lunch at the Eiffel Tower and Versailles - by minibus

This tour includes:

  • Pick up from and return to your hotel in Paris,
  • City tour of Paris with stops and free time in Montmartre and in Notre-Dame Cathedral.
  • Stop at the Eiffel Tower for a visit and for the lunch served at the restaurant 58 Tour Eiffel, located at the 1st level.
  • Audio-guided visit of Versailles Palace Hall of Mirrors, King and Queen's Apartments,
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Versailles Paris - Photo Ariane Cauderlier

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If you are coming by yourselves to Versailles, you only need to buy your advance admission ticket.

Anyday except Mondays you may get an admission Ticket to the Palace with audioguide for 19 euros.

Depending on days you will be able to get a Day Pass including The Trianons and/or the Gardens.

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