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By: Nicholas Newman
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Oxford, 3 May 2013: Oxford Polish Saturday School celebrates on 12 May 2013, its tenth year of success, providing top quality Polish education to Oxford’s growing Polish community. The Polish Saturday School in Oxford prepares students for GCSE and A level exams in the Polish language. Most of our students achieve A *, which helps them in their chances to attain entry into Europe’s best universities. We also offer history and religion classes as well as a range of after school activities including geography, mathematics, music, sport and Polish culture.
“Our aim is to inspire our students to be Europe’s leaders in business, research, innovation, culture and sport,” says Marzena Henry – the current head teacher. Parents appreciate how attending Oxford Polish Saturday School aids students in their studies during the week at Oxford’s state run schools.
Oxford Polish Saturday School is a friendly, inclusive and highly distinctive school of around 110 pupils, aged 4-18. Its founding head was Hanna Darowska, who led the school for nine successful years until she retired. The school is small enough to develop every young person’s character and talents, yet large enough to provide a very wide range of subjects and activities. “We are unique in Oxford in that we conduct our lessons in the Polish language,” observes Marzena Henry. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Polish-School-Oxford.html
By: Nicholas Newman
(29 April 2013) Oxford’s 1st Polish Business Fair was opened by Oxford’s Polish Association chair Ewa Gluza. This business fair is dedicated to the growing numbers of successful Polish run enterprises based in Oxfordshire. Oxford’s Polish Association chair Ewa Gluza announced “it was a great success!” http://opaoxford.org/
Certainly, several hundred people attended this packed event at Blackbird Leys Youth and Community Centre from all over Oxfordshire. Many of the businesses with stalls at the event were pleased at the opportunity to meet so many new customers. Due to the success of the event Eva Gluza said. “Oxford’s Polish Association plans to hold an even bigger and better event next year.”
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If you are experiencing problems with your feet, then you will most likely need to see a Chiropodist /Podiatrist, Richard Barnes Chiropody is just that, with years of experience in foot health care. You may need routine foot care for hard and dry skin, corns callus, thickened nails or corrective surgery for ingrown nails.
I am fully trained and have many years experience and I am a member of the institute of Chiropodist and Podiatrists
A Chiropodist or podiatrist (podiatrist is the internationally recognized name) is someone who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of foot conditions.
Since 2005, the title chiropodist / podiatrist became protected and can only be used but someone who is registered with the Health Professions Council HPC
Registration depends on a successful completion of recognized course of trading and committed to continued professional development education.
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2 corns, callus, hard skin
3 Ingrown nails
4 fungal infections
5 Verrucae Treatment
6 Diabetic Assessments
Oxford chiropodist registered with the Institute of Chiropodist and Podiatrists.
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By: Lisa Kendall
The 31 properties showcase a mix of traditional local architecture in the range of two, three and four-bedroom properties. Thoughtfully designed on the outside to suit their historic and rural surroundings, the smart interiors will boast the latest appliances and fixtures.
House-hunters with the foresight to buy off-plan at Barrington Grove will have the opportunity to choose the exact plot they want, and then shape their home to their individual tastes: the kitchen and its appliances, wall tiling, flooring and so on.
As well as bringing their own personality to the guaranteed quality of their brand new home, those buying off-plan may also take advantage of special pre-show home prices which might not last long.
This is a nifty device; it has an abundance of intriguing and useful features. It is not only a great camera, but it also has integrated into this device the features of a Galaxy S3 tablet PC, with android software, which means it is great value for money.
It not only looks great, it will impress your friends at work. Certainly, a device for the gadget obsessed man or woman in the street. This new Samsung device is not only a camera that takes great images and HD quality videos, it is a superb media device for playing games, answering emails, reading e-book’s and completing many office related tasks. You will discover that Samsung provides with this device an impressive list of features.
30 March 2013
Written by: Nicholas Newman
In 2009, over a million different fiction books were published in English in the United States alone, reports UNESCO. This means it is a tough world out there. You will need to market your book aggressively, if you are to succeed. Here are some brief notes that could help you in your endeavours.
Many writers of books, whether it is an academic, fiction or non-fiction publication, just think all they have to do is write the book. Unfortunately, this is only the first stage to potential publishing success. There is still much work by an author to be done, if you are going to achieve any potential book sales for your printed publication or e-book. Here are a few suggestions how you can promote your new book in the tough world of publishing.
Getting your book ready
No doubt you have already checked your manuscript for the inevitable spelling and grammar mistakes. The next step you will need to take is to have it properly evaluated and assessed. Most amateur authors will have their manuscript checked over for free by a friend, whilst more experienced authors, will hire the services of a professional editor like Oxford Editors or Isis Editorial.
Whoever, you ask to look at your book; he or she needs to assess your manuscript with a jaundiced eye. As a book reviewer, I find too many books that are simply unreadable and long-winded because they have a poor narrative structure, could do with some copy-editing and would be a better book if severely pruned.
Such editorial experts offer a number of services including checking the narrative structure, copy-edit, proof read and even rewriting parts of the book to make it more readable.
To read more http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/How-to-market-your-book-some-rough-notes.html