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Animal Wellness

animal wellness

Carterton

Animal Wellness Center was founded in 1994 and Dr. Simmons purchased the practice in 2006. Animal Welllness Center is a well-established, full-service, small animal veterinary hospital providing comprehensive medical, surgical and dental care. Additionally, we offer boarding and grooming services to our clients. We are one of a few veterinary clinics, serving Royal Palm Beach and Wellington, FL that are independantly owned and operated. We provide a broad spectrum of diagnostic procedures through in-house testing and the use of external laboratories. We also work closely with local specialty referral practices when special diagnostic procedures are required. Our clinic includes a well-stocked pharmacy, in-hospital surgery suite, in-house x-ray capabilities, a closely supervised hospitalization area, and indoor boarding kennels with outdoor walking areas. At Animal Wellness Center we strive to offer not only sound advice, but also optimal veterinary care, thus allowing you the enjoyment of your companion for a maximum number of years. Our job is not only to treat your pet when he or she isn't feeling well, but also to help you learn how to keep your best friend happy and healthy. One of the things that is unique about Dr. Simmons is his passion and commitment to his patients and clients. You may have heard stories from other clients about how he gets down on the floor to say hello and even to examine his patients. The stories are true. At Animal Wellness Center, we want for you and your pet to feel relaxed and comfortable. We know that coming to a medical office can be stressful, so we try to make your experience more enjoyable. Read our reviews and hear what other people have said about Animal Wellness Center & Dr. Simmons.

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Oxford International Biomedical Centre

oxford international biomedical centre

London

OIBC was launched in 1992 in order to improve health and the quality of life across the globe by promoting access to learning and research. Its maxim at that time was cooperation: cooperation between developed and developing countries; cooperation between academic and industrial institutions; cooperation between scientists, medical doctors and the public. Since then, other organisations have stepped in to promote one of our original aspirations, namely better cooperation between universities and industrial institutions. But the other aspirations remain, and over the last decade we have focussed particularly on youngsters in so far as better communication between scientists, medical doctors and the public is concerned. So now, our current strategy may be summarised as follows. VISION OIBC’s vision is of a world in which wider access to scientific learning brings better health and quality of life. PURPOSE OIBC’s purpose is to realise our vision through educational projects for all generations and especially for the young through building greater understanding of scientific and biomedical issues, MISSION OIBC’s mission is to bring together leading biomedical experts with all schools and lay adults, via live and recorded seminars, lectures and debates, to promote better communication skills and awareness and to create opportunities for all to appreciate science and biomedical issues. VALUES OIBC values its independence, its non-political, charitable status and its expert scientific leadership. We value the acquisition of knowledge by all, and we value the enhancement of education and awareness, best practice and management of life skills, which contribute significantly to public health and well-being. We value greatly the support from Foundations, Charitable Trusts and individuals. BELIEFS OIBC believes in cooperation between scientific experts and the public, between business and complementary organisations, between the developed world and countries striving to enhance their health and quality of life. We believe that scientific knowledge and understanding are keys to rational improvement.

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The Oxford Wine School

the oxford wine school

Witney

The original Oxford Wine Company was founded in 1840 and traded from 125 High Street, Oxford until 1914. The name was revived in the early 1990s by Ted Sandbach, metamorphosing from ‘The Oxford Hamper Company through ‘The Oxford Wine and Hamper Company’ and finally becoming ‘The Oxford Wine Company’ in the Spring of 1992. Since then expansion has been rapid and the company now bears very little resemblance to its relatively humble origins in Ted’s garage! These days, The Oxford Wine Company is a multi-award winning local independent wine merchant with a national profile. The company has achieved a Top 10 spot in Harpers Wine & Spirit 50 Best Indies every year, and has won multiple prestigious awards such as ‘Small Chain of the Year’ in the Drinks Retailing Awards and ‘Regional Merchant of the Year’ in the International Wine Challenge. The Oxford Wine Company has three shops in Oxford: on the Botley Road, Turl Street (just around the corner from the original Oxford Wine Company site) and since 2020 on Little Clarendon Street. There is also a shop at the company’s headquarters in Standlake (just outside Witney). In addition to the retail shops we have a thriving wholesale arm, supplying a large range of restaurants, bars and other businesses throughout the South of England, and even have a sales arm in Wales. Our team are passionate about wine and have the qualifications to prove it. Seven of the company’s staff hold the Wine and Spirit Education Trust Diploma, and a further four are studying towards this industry benchmark qualification. One member of our staff is even working towards the Master of Wine, known as one of the world’s most difficult exams. We love to share our knowledge, and also run The Oxford Wine School, which is an accredited programme provide for the WSET, offering beginner to advanced level courses. These structured courses are complemented by our busy events calendar, comprising informal tastings, winemaker-led masterclasses as well as annual fairs and dinners. Most events take place in The Jericho Wine Rooms, a purpose-built tasting room above our Little Clarendon Street shop. Smaller, more intimate tastings take place in the historic and atmospheric cellar beneath our Turl Street Shop. The Oxford Wine Company stocks a range of over two thousand products, ranging from well-known classics to esoteric curiosities across wines, spirits and beers. Our team taste and travel extensively to make sure that each and every bottle on our shelves offers the best quality. We work hard to source wines that suit every palate and pocket. Combine this with the great service from each and every member of our team, and we think we’re onto a winning formula!

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CAG Oxfordshire

cag oxfordshire

Oxford

WHAT WE DO Together, we’re building an Oxfordshire with resilient and empowered communities, so that people and planet can thrive within ecological limits. Started in 2001, the network is the largest of its kind in the UK. Our member groups work in their local communities organising events and projects to take action on issues including waste, transport, food, energy, biodiversity and social justice. Groups working on similar themes come together as part of our collaborate groups, working with other associated, like-minded groups and organisations to find ways to share skills and experience and to work together on common goals. At CAG Oxfordshire we offer support, advice and expertise to help everyone work together.

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Oxford City Athletic Club

oxford city athletic club

London

This privacy policy sets out how Oxford City AC uses and protects any information that you give Oxford City AC when you use this website www.oxfordcityac.com Oxford City AC is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement. Oxford City AC may change this policy from time to time by updating this page. You should check this page from time to time to ensure that you are happy with any changes. This policy was last updated on 31st May 2017. What we collect We may collect the following information: name and title contact information including email address, and emergency contact information demographic information such as postcode, gender, medical information other information relevant to providing services for our members

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Oxford Exclusif Tutorial Agency

oxford exclusif tutorial agency

Abingdon

At Oxford Exclusif, all of our tutors are Oxford University graduate students, Oxford graduates, or faculty, and are available to tutor you in Oxford, in London and throughout the country; and globally through online tuition. As top students and researchers themselves, our tutors help their students to reach the top. This policy is what sets us apart. Whether you’re studying English as a foreign language, or are studying for school entry, GCSEs, A levels, university entrance, or at the university level, and whether you come from another country or from Oxford itself, our outstanding tutors will help you to succeed. If you cannot conveniently travel to Oxford or London (where we also have a number of tutors), may we suggest our online tuition. Oxford Exclusif offers retake courses in every subject. If you’re unhappy with your results at A level or any other level then we’re here to help you achieve the best possible results the next time around.

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The European Association For Jewish Studies

the european association for jewish studies

Oxford

Welcome to the EAJS website Moses Maimonides, Guide for the Perplexed, end of part 1. Cod Hebr 37 fol 112b. © The Royal Library, CopenhagenThe European Association for Jewish Studies (EAJS) is the sole umbrella organisation for Europe representing the academic field of Jewish Studies. Its primary aim is to encourage and support the research and teaching of Jewish studies at university level in Europe, and other places of higher education and learning. The EAJS was founded as a voluntary academic association in 1981 and became a registered charity in 2010. Among its activities are the support and organisation of congresses and colloquia, the publication of the European Journal of Jewish Studies (EJJS), and the hosting of the Online Directory of Jewish Studies in Europe. Additionally, the Funders Database provides EAJS members with information about funding resources in Jewish Studies. Membership of the Association is open to all with an active scholarly interest in Jewish studies.

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Qurious Education

qurious education

London

Unsure about how to write an Economics personal statement? We hope to point out what to include in an Economics personal statement in this article...Learning should be enjoyable due to the natural curiosity we have as humans. Sadly, students often lose it somewhere along the way. Sometimes its because we can’t see how our lives can relate to what we’re learning, and at other times it comes down to the immense pressure that students face in meeting expectations. In this day and age of rapid technological change, to not learn is equivalent to being extinct. Our mission at Qurious Education is to provoke curiosity in students toward their studies – to help them learn better through motivation, whilst coping with grades and expectations. We do this in a variety of ways: from providing practical but interesting resources on our site, to offering private tuition and admissions advice to fund our mission. Streaming free live classes is our newest initiative, where we aim to promote learning in an environment outside of the traditional classroom. We are based in London, and hope to meet you in-person or online!

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Royal College of Defence Studies

royal college of defence studies

Swindon

The following is to explain your rights and to give you information you are entitled to under the Data Protection Act 2018. Please note this refers to your personal data (your name; address and anything that could be used to identify you personally). The identity and contact details of MOD Data Controller and Data Protection Officer are: MOD Data Protection Officer Ground floor, zone D Main Building Whitehall London SW1A 2HB Email address: cio-dpa@mod.gov.uk Why are we collecting or processing your data? Your personal information is being collected and processed for several purposes, including: to facilitate invoicing in support of payment for course and conference attendance to respond to questions, queries or feedback left through this website correspondence and communication course/event applications, course enrolment and registration station welfare and accommodation arrangements security and site access travel and accommodation bookings on your behalf statistical analysis training and course attendance records to inform you about other services, products, courses or events that may be of interest user registration and authentication within online portals Additionally, when you contact us through this website we may collect: questions, queries or feedback that you leave, including your email address your IP address

One-eighty

one-eighty

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Oxford

One-Eighty was established in 2011, to support and engage young people to live motivated and successful lives through psychological and evidence-based approaches. Since then, we have supported over 3,500 young people (aged 4-18), families and professionals across multiple locations, through our intensive interventions, group work, projects, and training courses, to achieve our charitable aims. The charity emerged from the Youth Offending Service in Oxfordshire as part of the research and production of a resource manual looking at the various reasons why a young person might disengage from education. This research was based around the critical thinking theories – exposing young people to a collaborative exploration of their life and their motivation. It looks at critical moments of their life and helps them evaluate the evidence by which they acted. This, in effect, allows a young person to create a more positive framework of how they might adjust their behaviours in the future. The process by which critical thinking theories operate are the foundation of other therapies like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Systemic Therapy. Research showed that the resource manual, although effective for 76% of young people presenting disengaging behaviours, was not effective for all young people. What this generic model lacked was something designed around a young person’s specific needs.

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