text: A total of 1778 calls to date have been referred to Rapid Response Team and the Provincial Health Authority.
  WHO and NCDPHA co-led a training session for 10 contact tracers and 10 swabbers recruited by FHI360, to assist with the Covid-19 response in clinics in the NCD.
  Taurama barracks, Lawes Road and Kaugere clinics will open for swabbing once the necessary processes are in place.
  Bomana Police College and Bomana CS clinics were selected to be part of the validation processes but will now not be taking part are due to resourcing constraints.
  About 11 Filipino workers from a reputable construction company have tested positive for Covid-19 with one fighting for his life at a private hospital, Pandemic Controller David Manning said.
  About noon yesterday, Deputy Controller of the Pandemic Act, Dr Paison Dakulala announced two new Covid-19 cases in Port Moresby, stating that PNG’s confirmed cases has risen to 13.
  
  Grilled chicken over romaine lettuce, fresh strawberries, walnuts, and shredded monterey jack cheese.
  
  Steamed dumplings with shrimp and vegetables that are wrapped in a delicate wrapper served with tempura sauce.
  Crawfish tail, cream cheese, avocado, crab meat, and baked sauce wrapped with soy pepper and deep-fried. Eel sauce, spicy mayonnaise, cream cheese. Cooked.
  Hot. Mushroom, cream cheese, spicy tuna deep-fried with panko flake topped with masago, and scallion spicy mayo, eel, and tempura. Cooked.
  Hot. Jalapeno stuffed with cream cheese and crab meat and deep-fried spicy mayonnaise and eel. Cooked.
  Crabmeat, crab sticks, onion, and avocado wrapped with fresh cucumber creamy wasabi and amazu. Cooked.
  Sushi rice, crab meat, avocado, and choice of chopped fresh protein topped with three kinds of fish eggs creamy wasabi, spicy mayo, eel, sriracha sauce, and spicy oil.
  Deep-fried soft shell crab, cucumber, avocado, yamagobo, kaiware, crab meat topped with crunch flake, and black tobiko eel and cream cheese. Cooked.
  Two pieces. Shrimp tempura and crab meat topped with chopped deep-baked crawfish, wasabi caviar, and sliced avocado creamy wasabi and eel. cooked.
  Two pieces of shrimp tempura and crab meat. Topped with sushi shrimp and sliced avocado eel, and spicy mayonnaise. Cooked.
  Yellowtail, tuna, salmon, red snapper, avocado, and crab meat topped with sliced tuna sweet ponzu sauce.
  Two pieces shrimp tempura, crab meat, avocado and cucumber topped with fried sliced sweet potatoes, and crispy tempura flakes eel and cream cheese. Cooked.
  Seaweed, sushi rice, spicy crab meat, baby lobster, scallop, shrimp, mushroom, onion, mozzarella cheese, and whole baked eel. Cooked.
  Two pieces shrimp tempura, crab meat, and cream cheese topped with crab sticks eel, spicy mayonnaise, creamy wasabi, and sriracha. Cooked.
  California roll topped with crab meat, baked crawfish, and green onions eel, spicy mayonnaise, and sriracha. Cooked.
  Served with miso soup. Sauteed vegetables and beef over rice served with a bowl of rice topped with Japanese curry sauce.
  Served with miso soup. Pan-fried tonkatsu and egg over the rice in a bowl served with donkatsu sauce.
  Four pieces. Deep-fried sesame leaf topped with mixed tuna, salmon, red snapper, and avocado olive dressing and spicy sauce. Medium.
  Served with salad and steamed rice. Diced cut chicken deep-fried and mixed with sweet and sour sauce. Sweet and sour.
  
  Friday, September 13, 2019 Presented by Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Workshop REGISTER Building a Safety Net in our Community The Postpartum Resource Center of New York, Inc.,
  The Postpartum Resource Center of New York, Inc., in collaboration with Crouse Health's Perinatal Family Support Program, is offering a Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Workshop. Become part of the safety net in your community and register today.
  This training takes place on Friday, September 13, 2019, 11:30am – 5:00pm at Marley Education Center – Sulzle Auditorium, 765 Irving Avenue, Syracuse, New York 13210. The event is presented by the Postpartum Resource Center of New York in collaboration with Crouse Health's Perinatal Family Support Program.
  
  Have you created an estate plan that lays out how you’d like your assets to transfer to your heirs when you die? If you’re like 68% of Americans, you likely haven’t. And that could leave your loved ones wrestling with probate court, which can be agonizing when they are already grieving your passing. Not to mention the cost that’s associated with probate. Instead, let’s look at how to create an estate plan and the 15 things you should consider along the way.
  A will is a basic part of an estate plan. Essentially, it provides instructions on how to disperse your assets when you die if you have not named beneficiaries. Without a will, your probate property will pass to your survivors based on your state’s laws of intestacy. Generally, that means that your assets will be split between your spouse and children. That might not be an issue—unless your spouse is not the parent of your children or you have a blended family. If you are single when you die, your assets will go to blood relatives, even if you would have preferred a friend to inherit them.
  When thinking about how to create an estate plan, one of the keys that many individuals don’t consider is a trust. However, this is one of the strongest ways to ensure your wishes are carried out. If you transfer your property into a living trust, your survivors won’t have to go through probate court. The trust will allow you to direct how your property should be managed in the event of your mental incapacity or disability, as well as how your assets should be disbursed upon death.
  For most parents, protecting their children is their #1 goal while they’re alive and long after they’re gone. To designate who will care for your minor children when you die, part of how to create an estate plan should include naming a guardian. This is the person who will be responsible for raising your children. If you don’t state the person you would like to raise your children, the court will make that decision for you—and them.
  In addition, you need to designate a trustee to manage the assets that your children will inherit. Parents can choose for the guardian and trustee to be the same person, but they may designate different people. After all, the person who is the best caregiver for your children may not be the best choice to oversee their financial future, and vice versa.
  Any investments you have, such as life insurance policies, annuities, and retirement accounts, use a beneficiary designation form to assign where assets will go when you die. When you create an estate plan, it is important to keep your beneficiaries up to date. You should also plan to review these policies regularly as life events occur.
  Part of how to create an estate plan should include advance care planning, namely healthcare directives. The documents that are included in this plan are:
  Living will: provides instructions if you are dying or unconscious and cannot voice your decisions about emergency treatment
  Durable power of attorney for healthcare: names a healthcare proxy to make decisions on your behalf when you are unable to do so
  With a durable power of attorney for finances, you can give a trusted person authority to manage your finances and property if you become incapacitated and unable to handle your own affairs. That person is called your agent or attorney-in-fact (but doesn’t have to be an attorney).
  Life insurance provides financial support for your loved ones when you die. If you have small children or significant debts, a life insurance policy is a smart way to help your family avoid financial challenges when your income is no longer available.
  Estate tax is a tax on property transfers when you die. The federal government uses fair market value, the total of which is called the gross estate. This may include cash, securities, real estate, insurance, trusts, annuities, and business interests.
  In 2020, combined gross assets and prior taxable gifts exceeding $11,580,000 will need to file an estate tax return. Also, married couples can transfer up to twice the exempt amount tax free, and all assets left to a spouse (as long as the spouse is a US citizen) are tax free.
  In addition to the emotional challenges your loved ones will face when you pass, there is the cost of the funeral. In the US, the National Funeral Directors Association states that the average funeral cost is $7,360 and a cremation costs $6,260 on average.
  Instead of leaving your family to worry about these costs, part of how to create an estate plan may include a payable-on-death bank account that has the funds needed to pay for these expenses.
  Let your heirs know now, verbally and in writing, what you would like to happen when you die. Whether you want to donate your organs, be buried, or be cremated are important considerations to share.
  One of the things that many people forget to include in their estate plan is their business. If you are the sole owner of a business, you should have a succession plan in place. And if you own a business with others, you should create a buyout agreement.
  The people you name to take care of your property, whether an attorney in fact, your executor, or trustee, will need to know about your property and where to access your documents. To avoid making that person spend unnecessary time and effort trying to figure out what to do, consider keeping a folder or notebook with your important documents, a list of your assets, and the names and telephone numbers of your professional advisors. Remember to include a list of your online accounts and passwords as well. Get a home safe or firebox for these documents and make sure someone else knows where the key or combination is.
  When you look at how to create an estate plan, one of the things those who are left behind will miss most is you. Some people choose to leave a letter (or several letters) or video to say goodbye to their family and friends. Not only does this allow you to share your thoughts and feelings, but it can provide much-needed closure during a time of deep grief. Though not a legal document, those last words can mean a great deal to your loved ones.
  While it may seem like a one-time effort to write an estate plan, it truly is a living document. It should be reviewed every five years as well as following any major life changes, such as births, deaths, marriages, and divorces. During that review process, you can ensure that your documents are current with your wishes, your beneficiaries are up to date, and your designated guardians and proxies are still living and able to fulfill your wishes.
  One of the most important things to remember is that how to create an estate plan can be complicated. The problem with using DIY estate plans on line is that you do not know what you do not know – that is the consequences of your choices. Those forms are created to service millions of people and so are very generic. Certainly, if you have a lot of assets, a business, or a blended family, you may need professional assistance.
  Poulos Law Firm has extensive experience drafting estate plans for individuals. Contact us to learn how we can help ensure that your legacy is designed according to your wishes.
  
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  31 12-year old students, enrolled at Colegiul National Gheorghe Lazar in Sibiu, Romania embarked on an imaginary time machine during the school year 2012-2013. They were taken to various moments of myths and legends, which they described to their project partners in Athens, Greece! Meanwhile, they watched and reflected upon the presentations prepared by their Greek peers about well-known Greek myhts – all in a unique educational project called ”Virtual e-Class” initiated at, and supported by, the Faculty of English Language and Literature of the University of Athens.
  The project coordinator was Ms Sofia Argyropoulou, a Greek professor, who worked with a group of 21 students of the same age, 12, at the 2nd Model Experimental High School in Athens, under the supervision of their teacher of English Ms Eleni Xanthakou.
  The main goals of the project are: development of communication skills in English, interlingual and intercultural awareness, development of of the skills of accessing and valuing information about the content dealt with, and development of collaborative skills.
  The students in this project created and displayed a written and oral discourse in English based on their own socio-cultural reality. It was a fruitful and, at the same time, relaxed relationship, and all the students actively participated in the project activitites.
  Students and teacher learnt a lot during this project – perhaps the most rewarding lesson for me was learning how to trust my students with more responsibility in the decisions to be taken because they can handle even the initial design phase, and also later in the project. I managed to give them the opportunity to play a central part in the project, even if they were just 12 years old – they indeed owned the project.
  ”What I liked most about this project was the fact that all my classmates understood that we were all creative and imaginative, and we all worked enthusiastically and passionately. I was also very pleased with the cooperation with my classmates, because each brought their own knowledge, experience, skills, talents for the benefit of the project.” (Teodora Bratu, 12 years old, Colegiul National Gheorghe Lazar Sibiu)
  Teacher of English as a Foreign Language at Colegiul National Gheorghe Lazar, a secondary school in Sibiu, which is a town in the centre of Romania. She has authored and developed numerous transnational collaborative educational projects with her students, and has shared her experience in workshops at conferences and in online courses invited by the European Schoolnet in Brussels.
  
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  Today, we welcome back Vicki Clarke with more helpful information on conducting AAC assessments. If you work with individual who are at the early stages of communicative development, this post is for you!