text: Thank you, Dr. Denwood, and her assistant Amber for your help with the Canton Lions Club eye screening at HCC this past Thursday. The help of your staff was invaluable. You may be interested in knowing 59 students and faculty were screened in the 4 hours. Several were youth from the Early College Program.
  Burton is officially kicking off the new season in Tokyo, Japan on November 14th hosting the world’s largest street snowboarding contest, the 5th annual Burton Rail Days presented by MINI. This event is completely FREE and open to the public, and will once again take place at Roppongi Hills Arena in the heart of Tokyo with 18 of the best international rail riders competing for the $27,000 prize purse. As it does every November, Burton Rail Days is expected to draw a record-breaking crowd to the heart of Tokyo for this all-day festival style event and world-class snowboard street competition.
  This year, confirmed riders include Zak Hale (USA), Ethan Deiss (USA), Darcy Sharpe (CAN), Marc Swoboda (AUT), Yuma Abe (JPN), Ryusei Takahashi (JPN) and 2014 Rail Days Champion Zach Aller (CAN). And to make the event even more progressive, 2015 Burton U.S. Open Slopestyle Champion Yuki Kadono (JPN) and Sebastien Toutant (CAN) will bring their mind-blowing slopestyle skills to the street course. In addition, winners of the 2015 Burton Party in the Park qualifying series, Kyle Kennedy (USA) and Tristin Heiner (USA), earned exclusive entry into Rail Days and the opportunity to compete against top pros in Japan. Kyle Kennedy qualified at the Seven Springs, PA Eastern finals event and Tristin Heiner earned his spot at the Brighton, UT Western finals event.
  The action starts at 6:00 pm (JST) on Saturday, November 14th on an exciting redesigned Snow Park Technologies street snowboarding course that will allow riders to choose from multiple new line and feature combinations. Riders will battle it out on this fluid course that rewards both creativity and progression with spectators getting front row access to the action.
  “I always look forward to Rail Days in Tokyo,” said Burton team rider Zak Hale. “Burton always puts on such a fun event, and the crowd in Tokyo is always hyped—it’s just a good time. The course looks really fun for this year, and it looks like we’ll be able to put together even more of a run with multiple hits.”
  In addition to the excitement of watching top professional snowboarders compete live and in person, Burton Rail Days also includes all-day activities for the entire family leading up to the competition. The venue opens to the public from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm on November 14th with an interactive sponsor village featuring, food, fun, giveaways and more. Kids ages 3-6 years old can also learn to snowboard for free on mini park features in the Burton Riglet Park. The excitement builds with a musical performance by the “Godfather of Japanese Hip-Hop” DJ Ta-Shi leading up to the night’s main event.
  If you can’t make it to Tokyo to see Burton Rail Days in person, you can follow it live online using the hashtag #BurtonRailDays and on BurtonRailDays.com, where you’ll find all the details to watch the live webcast, which is being offered in both English and Japanese languages this year, as well as on-demand full webcast replays, highlight videos, winning runs and more. U.S. viewers can check their local listings for additional airdates of the Burton Rail Days Highlight show as well as the entire Burton Global Events Series programming on Fox Sports 2 later this winter.
  And for those in Japan, be sure to stop by the MINI booth at the Burton Tokyo store from November 7th–13th between 10:00 am – 8:00 pm (JST) for a chance to win VIP tickets to attend Burton Rail Days and to check out the latest MINI Crossover.
  A special thanks to the following partners for their continued support of Burton Rail Days: MINI, Paul Mitchell, Red Bull, Kawaba Resort, G-Shock, and Hakuba Valley
  To win your spot to compete in the 2016 Burton Rail Days event in Tokyo, make sure to look for a Burton Qualifiers event in your region this winter. Dates and locations will be announced at www.burtonqualifiers.com.
  September each year we can accept an intake of approx. 8 new students. If you think you may be interested in applying for a placement email us at: admissions@mountcamphill.org
  Our internal process and calendar of activity is detailed below. Additionally on the SEND guidance and links page you will find much more detail of the arrangements for further education for young people with an Education, Health and Care plan for special educational needs and disabilities which came into force following the implementation of the Children and Families Act 2014.
  If you are thinking about looking to The Mount for a placement the ideal timescales and processes are as follows:
  September 2016 to July 2017 – Attend one of our Open Mornings to undertake a tour of The Mount and establish whether our community provides the environment for living and learning that your young person is seeking as their next step towards adulthood (see list of dates under “Diary”).
  September 2017 – Arrange an interview visit to discuss in more detail whether this is the right setting for you, and arrange an assessment visit if appropriate. Ensure contact is made with your Local Authority as soon as possible (depending on the area this may be via Connexions/transition team advisors, social workers or 14-19 education funding departments) to discuss placement possibilities and express the student’s preferences (it is advisable to consider undergoing alternative assessment visits to be able to evidence why your preferred option provides the most suitable education and living situation).
  November 2017 to January 2018 – Young people come to stay for assessment visits (2 days/nights for residential students, 1 or 2 days for day students) to enable a detailed picture of the young person to be established. From this we will draft a needs assessment, leading to a decision as to whether we can offer them a placement, and whether they wish to pursue a future at The Mount.
  By February 2018 – Needs assessment, study programme and funding application submitted to the Local Authority for presentation to a funding panel meeting.
  By June 2018 – Approval, or refusal, of funding for placement. (Unfortunately, however, it is not uncommon for us to still be awaiting funding decisions in July and August). If funding is refused you could then choose to move on to a challenge to this decision via the routes detailed in the SEND Guidance and Links.
  This timeline is the ideal, as discussions and negotiations with Local Authorities can take a considerable amount of time. However if circumstances result in you not making contact with us until later in the year, we would be happy to still consider a placement subject to spaces being available.
  Each student has the right to the further education placement which is most appropriate to their needs. If The Mount provides that placement, we will support you to try and achieve this.
  Synopsis: " This story is about Nuclear test at Pokharan in the year 1998. It was the year when India and Pakistan were on the verge of a war. The bitterness between both the nations was at its peak. But declaring a war wasn't all that easy especially for Pakistan. So they planned to attack India by hiring a few militants. When Indian officials got this information they realized that there is only one man who can do the job for them and that is Mr. Jawahar. At the time of partition Jawahar had left all his relations, settled in Delhi with his father and started his business. Since his roots were from Pakistan his contacts were still alive and he knew all the influential people there. That was exactly why he and his services were used during the 1965 war with Pakistan. Although dedicated to the benefit of his country, Jawahar's son Jatin, serving in Indian Army was declared traitor by the BSF in 1978. unable to bear such humiliation, Jatin commits suicide. Due to this shock, Jatin's wife loses her voice forever. One death shocks the whole family and changes everything overnight. Jawahar runs around to prove that his son was a patriot and not a traitor but since Jawahar is a secret agent he is neither heard nor was he ever awarded any medal for his credible work in the past. Eventually he is even thrown out of job and was forced to the leave the lanes of old Delhi where he lived to move house to Tagore gardens. Secret agent Jawahar now had only his granddaughter Sameera to live for.Inspite of such a treatment from his country, Jawahar once again agrees to work as a secret agent. His only condition is that his son will be cleared of the black spot on his career. Since Jawahar is too old now, his grand daughter Sameera is put on the job of secret agent. Sameera goes to Pakistan to get those important documents that hold the information about militants and their plans to enter the Indian border. Will Sameera manage to get the documents? Will she be able to clear the name of her father as traitor? Will she make her grandfather Jawahar proud in front of the whole nation? "