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Michele Bacchus, 38, a mother of two who lives near to the scene, said two "very, very upset" relatives of the Clarence family had asked to use her toilet last night, around an hour after four police cars and an ambulance had appeared in the road.
The women, one in her 30s and the other in her 50s, said they had come from Cobham, Surrey.
One had a South African accent and the other was too upset to speak, Ms Bacchus said.
"We heard a commotion and we saw lights and four police cars came up and one ambulance and a few other cars.
"We came outside to see what was going on and two other neighbours came out," she said.
"A little while later my partner was outside having a cigarette and two women came up and asked if they could use the lavatory. One was fairly young and very, very upset, she could not speak."
Clearly, a tragic case like this leaves the surrounding community in a complete state of shock.
Kingston Police has just issued this tweet to reassure the local community.
We will strive to keep you updated with developments on the tragic incident in New Malden. Investigation by specialist officers continues.— Kingston MPS (@MPSKingston) April 23, 2014
Specialist police officers are still at the scene this afternoon as the investigation continues.
This is the full statement from Borough Commander of Kingston, Chief Superintendant Glenn Tunstall:
"On behalf of the Metropolitan Police Service and local Kingston officers and staff, I would like to start by offering my very sincere condolences to the family and friends affected by this tragic incident.
"This investigation is at its very earliest stages and I am in close contact with the senior investigating officer and further detail will be provided as it becomes available.
"I would like to reassure the local community that we have made an arrest and we are not looking for anyone else in relation to this incident.
"We also have additional officers patrolling in the local area and are available to deal with any concerns local residents may have.
"Specially trained detectives are currently supporting family members, who have requested that the media respect their privacy at this very difficult time."
DCI Glenn Tunstall gives a very brief update in New Malden.
He offers his "very sincere condolences" to those affected by the tragic incident.
He says the investigation is at a very early stage, and reassures people in the local community an arrest has been made and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
Specialist detectives are providing support to the family of the children who have died, and they ask for privacy at this very difficult time.
We're still waiting for the press conference in New Malden to begin this afternoon.
It's been reported today that the children who died last night - a four-year-old girl and two three-year-old boys - suffered from a condition called spinal muscular atrophy.
This is a genetic disease that causes muscle weakness and progressive loss of movement, according to the NHS.
There is no cure for the condition, but treatment to manage it can include exercises to improve movement and breathing, as well as bracing or surgery to help with curvature of the spine.
We're expecting a press conference to get under way in a moment in New Malden.
Forensics teams have been in the house this morning, and detectives are said to have begun house-to-house inquiries in the local area.
Forensics teams now on site in New Malden at house where 3 children found dead.Detectives have begun street enquiries pic.twitter.com/24EFspAWoK— Joe Tidy (@joetidy) April 23, 2014
To recap the events in New Malden since last night:
- Three children have been found dead at a house in south London, after police were called to a property in Thetford Road at around 9.30pm on Tuesday.
- They were a four-year-old girl and two-three-year-old boys, who were all believed to have been suffering from life-limiting genetic disorders.
- A 42-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder. The Evening Standard reports that she is the children's mother, Tania Clarence.
- The children's father, named locally as City worker Gary Clarence, is not thought to have been at home at the time of their deaths, and is believed to be travelling back from South Africa today with his oldest child.
- Friends and neighbours in New Malden have been laying flowers at the large semi-detached home this morning, as a forensics team was seen working inside.
- One neighbour said the family were "very nice people and very, very decent".
Emotional Hayley Bullivant, 28, from New Malden, also laid flowers at the house.
The former nanny, now mother to a 21-month-old son, said she did not know the family.
"It is not going to make any difference to the family but we wanted to show that we care," she said.
"It is a tragedy and such a shock to wake up and read that this has happened on your doorstep."
Ben Worsfold, 25, who lives in a neighbouring street in New Malden, brought his son Leon, 10, and daughter Casey, two, to lay teddy bears on the driveway of the house in Thetford Road.
He said he had struck up a conversation with Mr Clarence three weeks ago opposite the house.
They discussed the cost of the work on his driveway.
Mr Worsfold said: "He was friendly. He said he had paid £40,000 to £50,000 to have the driveway done."
He said Mr Clarence emerged from his home after spotting an artist working on the other side of the road.
"An old man was drawing the house on the other side of the road and he looked out of the window and asked him what he was doing. He asked if he could buy the painting off the old man," he said.
The Evening Standard reports that the mother of the children, Tania Clarence, is the 43-year-old woman arrested over their deaths.
The graphic designer is said to have suffered minor injuries and was taken to hospital after police arrived at her home last night, but was discharged before being arrested on suspicion of murder.
The paper also reports that while Mr and Mrs Clarence had an older daughter who was in good health - and said to be on her way back from South Africa with her father today - their second child Olivia was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy around the age of two.
Investec, who Mr Clarence works, for, is an international banking and asset management firm which provides financial products and services mainly based in the UK, South Africa and Australia.
According to the company's website, Mr Clarence leads a team of five corporate broking specialists who advise clients on buying and selling companies, raising money and strategic reviews.
Mr Clarence qualified as a solicitor at Stellenbosch University in South Africa and practised law before moving into the world of business and finance, according to the website.
He completed an MBA at the acclaimed Netherlands Business School, based at Nijenrode University - the only private university in the Netherlands - and joined Investec in 1999.
He spent a couple of years working in corporate finance for the firm and was based in their US office for 18 months, before returning to the UK, where he has specialised in the healthcare sector since 2004.
Investec Bank, where Mr Clarence works as the director of investment banking for healthcare, said in a statement that the firm's thoughts are with him.
It said: "Gary Clarence is a valued colleague and has worked with us for many years.
"We do not know the facts at this time but our thoughts are with the Clarence family.
"We are doing all that we can to help Gary and his eldest child and ask that their privacy is respected."
This picture shows Gary Clarence - named locally as the father of the three children found dead at the house in Thetford Road - with his twin sons.
It's being reported that Mr Clarence and his eldest child - thought to be seven or eight years old - are travelling back to the UK from South Africa today.
The psalm has been stuck to a fence outside the house in New Malden.
Others are continuing to leave flowers and teddy bears in memory of the children.
A Psalm placed on the fence of the property in New Malden. pic.twitter.com/BPeDHL2o5i— Linzi Kinghorn (@LinziKinghorn) April 23, 2014
Neighbours have been speaking of their shock and sadness at the deaths of the three children.
Retired nurse and health visitor Joy Devis, 86, said she knew the family and had been in the house "once or twice".
Mrs Devis said the news was a "huge surprise and shock".
"They are a delightful couple, they seemed to be very happy," she said.
"Their children were super, lovely children. They were very happy, there was a very nice atmosphere there."
Mrs Devis, who suffers from arthritis, said the couple had shown her the lift they installed in their home.
She said the family had help from a nanny and a maid.
People have begun to leave flowers at the house in Thetford Road where the three children were found.
Two teddies, bouquets, pot plants and a child's skipping rope were laid on the driveway of the house by a police officer.
Local people in New Malden leave flowers & messages for the 3 murdered children. More on @BBCLondon949 pic.twitter.com/iSXDsFzdli— Jason Rosam (@JasonRosam) April 23, 2014
The parents of the girl and two boys are understood to be Tania and Gary Clarence.
A neighbour on Thetford Road said she met the couple a fortnight ago at a barbecue in the neighbourhood.
She said: "They were very friendly. He played golf and he had been playing golf that morning.
"He was going to America for a golf championship, to watch.
"We were out last night dancing and when we came home there were police cars and ambulances outside."
The three children found dead in New Malden were a four-year-old girl, and two three-year-old boys.
The arrested woman was taken to hospital with minor injuries, before being discharged and arrested.
A statement from the Metropolitan Police said: "A murder investigation is underway following the deaths of three children in New Malden.
Police were called at around 21:30hrs on Tuesday, 22 April to three children found dead at a residential address in Thetford Road, New Malden.
Officers and ambulance service attended. The three children - a girl aged four and two boys aged three - were pronounced dead at the scene. Next of kin have been informed.
Post mortem examinations will be arranged in due course.
The woman, aged 43, was taken to hospital for treatment to minor injuries and later discharged. She was arrested on suspicion of murder and taken into custody at a south London where she remains.
The Homicide and Major Crime Command is investigating and incident room has opened in Sutton under Detective Chief Inspector Diane Tudway.
Detectives are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident."
House where 3 dead children found was recently converted for disabilities. Mobility lifts and this ramp installed. pic.twitter.com/JyFqoNELKU— Joe Tidy (@joetidy) April 23, 2014
After the family into the house on Thetford Road about a year ago, the house underwent a "massive" refurbishment, including the installation of a lift, according to neighbours on the street.
"They are very nice people and very, very decent. She is such a lovely person -her life revolves around the children," one woman said.
She said the family have a nanny and help from carers.
Ethel Winstanley, who lives opposite the couple, said she had met the family last summer and congratulated them on the "transformation" of the house after its refurbishment.
"The man was called Gary, that is all I know. We went across to say 'Congratulations, you have made the street look wonderful'."


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The Road To Jajoukais one of the most interesting and at times beautiful discs I�ve listened to thisyear. It�s a collection of music by The Master Musicians of Jajouka led byBachir Attar, with lots of additional help from some well-known musicians suchas Flea, Mickey Hart and Ornette Coleman. This is music from a village in themountains of Morocco, with the traditional sounds intact and celebrated. Themusic is unique to that area, and is passed down from generation to generation.
The Road To Jajoukais a benefit album to help preserve and keep the music of Jajouka alive, andwill provide health care for the musicians and their families. Close your eyes,and this music (or certain tracks, anyway) will transport you.
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I first got interested in Ornette Coleman in the late1980s when Jerry Garcia played with him (the first track I heard was �SingingIn The Shower�). Right away I got his sense of playful exploration. So he�s aperfect choice for collaborator on this project. And the track he performs on,�Jnuin,� is one of my favorites. It�s wild how his saxophone blends in with theMaster Musicians. His cries, his shouts of joy fit right in so beautifully, soperfectly. This is a magical track.
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The Road To Jajoukais scheduled to be released on September 10, 2013 through Howe Records.
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Resembling a eunuch, typically in having reduced or indeterminate sexual characteristics.
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Im a FTM here and need some help and some reassuring if at all possiable. My daughter is throwing up her formula for the past 3 nights so far and its all curdled like spoiled milk that is overdue. I had her on Enfamil Gentlease for fussiness and gas then I got on WIC and all they pay for is Similac cause its cheaper than other brands down here in TX I guess. So we put her on Similac for gas. She never threw up on the Enfamil but since she got on the Similac she has. What should I do? Im freaking out and it makes me cry when she does it. And scares me to death. Please HELP!!


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Charming, tastefully decorated "Landings" condo located on beautiful Lake Charlevoix. Unit is on first level with walk-out to private deck and lakefront. Fully furnished with many home-away-from-home amenities. Main bath features a new jetted tub. Free Wi-Fi and laser printer and office supplies. New for 2013- 39' HDTV with premium cable channels.
Shared heated swimming pool overlooking the lake, small, sandy beach plus a pier and dock for swimming or fishing. 24 foot boat slip available. With prior arrangement you can bring your boat, or have one delivered right to the 'Landings' Marina.
An easy walk to grocery store, downtown shopping and a variety of great restaurants.
Un PAR-alleled!
Experience some of the finest golf in Michigan, with over 15 championship golf courses within driving distance.
Does Cabin Fever set in when the snow flies?
A winter wonderland awaits you with alpine and cross-country skiing, snow boarding, snow shoeing and snowmobiling. Boyne Mountain and Avalanche Bay indoor water park are located just 10 minutes away. For some alpine variety, Boyne Highlands and Nubs Nob are 40 minutes away. Explore the endless snowmobile trails- bring your sled or rent one when you arrive.
Enjoy many local fairs and festivals in Boyne City as well as in Petoskey & Charlevoix. Traverse City, Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island make great day trip destinations.
A myriad of activities for all ages will make your Boyne City vacation one to remember.
Keywords: Condominium
We are long-time Michiganders that have relocated to Florida. For that reason we are not able to visit Boyne City as often as we would like. Bad for us....But GOOD for You! The Landings is a wonderful community. Convenient to everything and best of all, overlooking beautiful Lake Charlevoix. Please contact me if you are interested in renting.
Karyl Niemi purchased this condo in 1999
We spent the last week before school started at this well appointed condo with a spectacular view of Lake Charlevoix. It was amazing to look out on the lake and see so many sailboats in the mornings. We have used VRBO several times before and were pleased with the accuracy of the information provided regarding this property. It really came with everything you could need (TP, soap, trash bags, spices, etc). We've stayed places before where we had to provide all that and more, so it was a welcomed treat. The beds were soft and comfortable with extra blankets available. The water pressure was quite good and the tap water tasted great (We've had bad sulfur experiences before, but not here). We all liked the pool area and the kids made friends to play with. The older ones loved jumping off the pier. We enjoyed walking into town to the Farmer's Market (You have to try Gerber's pasites-they were awesome!), fishing off the piers and at the rivers, looking for Petoskey stones at the State Park, and of course some excellent meals. Red Mesa was outstanding, my husband loved the Cabo Wabo margarita. We also loved the tiramisu belgian waffles at Cafe Sante. All in all we loved our stay, the only downside (and not because of the condo at all) was the boat slip. It was a tight squeeze and added a bit of stress to the trip, but we figured out a system and it worked. Thanks much to the owners for offering up such a nice place with so many extras.
We had a wonderful weekend staying in this condo. It met all of our needs (family with two kids and an adult friend) and was decorated in a comforting way. The owner was fantanstic to work with. I would stay here again.
The Landings condo complex is a nice complex with meticulously maintained grounds. It is conveniently located within walking distance of downtown Boyne City. The heated swimming pool is a nice feature that we used often. This condo is a nice first floor unit that is tastefully decorated and was accurately described by the listing and photographs. It is not a large condo but it provides more space than most hotel rooms. It has great views of Lake Charlevoix and the marina. This was our first VRBO rental and Karyl and Jim made the rental process very easy and answered all our questions in advance. The condo was clean and had everything we needed for our one-week stay. We would recommend this condo and would definitely recommend a vacation in Boyne City, which is a charming place to visit. Lake Charlevoix is great for boating or just playing in the water and has beautiful sunsets in the evening. The town of Boyne City has several nice shops that we explored and is a great place to ride bicycles, jog or walk around town. You can also rent kayaks and travel down the Boyne River right into Lake Charlevoix. Boyne City has several fun events throughout the summer and has a nice farmer's market two days per week in the summer. The nearby Boyne Mountain area has two nice golf courses and great mountain bike trails. There is also a nice miniature golf course just outside of town. We tried many of the local dining establishments and recommend The BBQ, Lake Street Food & Spirits, The Red Mesa Grill, and Cafe Sante. Many of these have a musical performer on Friday and Saturday nights. There is also a nice fudge/ice cream shop in town in case you have room for dessert, as well as a great bakery that is a must-try. You really don't have to leave Boyne City, but if you want to, Charlevoix and Petoskey are each only about 15 minutes away. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay at this condo.
Property was very clean, well decorated and comfortable. I would recommend to friends and relatives.
The property was comfortable with all of the comforts of home. It was also in a great location. The only drawback were creaky floorboards whenever someone from the upstairs unit walked around. Fortunately it was only occupied for a few days of our stay.
The Landings has the amenities that we wanted! Close to town, a marina, a pool and a nice condo with a great lake view!
This property was very clean and the property owner is very organized and easy to work with!
Enjoy great day trips to Bay Harbor, Charlevoix, Harbor Springs, Mackinac Island, Odawa Casino, Petoskey, St Ignace, Tahquamenon Falls, Traverse City and many more. One mile from Young State Park.


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Tiempo Libre Kicks Off Jazz on the Green at Midtown Crossing in Omaha
One of the neat things about being a journalist covering arts and cultural happenings is the opportunity it provides to intersect with emerging or rising talents. In the case of this article for El Perico I got to speak with Jorge Gomez, the leader of the breakout Latin band Tiempo Libre, who kick off this season's Jazz on the Green at Midtown Crossing series in Omaha. The timba-jazz infused, Miami-based group performs July 7, and the series featuring regional and national jazz acts runs through August 11. If you haven't heard of Tiempo Libre, as I hadn't, you'll soon learn why you should take notice in the space of my short article. First of all, the group has only been together 10 years and yet they've already earned three Grammy nominations. They'e opened for and collaborated with some world class artists. Their music draws from many different sources and influences. These musicians are highly skilled and steeped in a classical foundation. They are also inventive enough to blend their native Cuban rhythms with all manner of musical styles. And they have a great story of what fired their imaginations in Cuba and of living out their dream now as a headline act around the world.
Tiempo Libre Kicks Off Jazz on the Green at Midtown Crossing in Omaha
by Leo Adam Biga
As soon to be published in El Perico
Growing up in Cuba members of the hot Miami-based Latin band, Tiempo Libre, studied classical music at Havana conservatories. Popular music, especially American, but even their native timba, was deemed subversive and thus forbidden. Hungry for what they were denied, the players clambered atop roofs at night with homemade antennas to pick up faint Miami radio broadcasts.
The staticky sounds of Michael Jackson, Chaka Chan, Stevie Wonder, Gloria Estefan, Manhattan Transfer and Earth Wind and Fire filled the tropical air. "It was fuel for our dreams. It opened a new door for us," says Jorge Gomez, Tiempo Libre lead vocalist, keyboardist and musical director. "We listened, we recorded and during the day we put the music on and everybody in the neighborhood came to my house. We danced and sang and played dominos, everything. It was a new hope for us."
Today, Gomez and his Grammy-nominated bandmates are touting their new Afro-Cuban fusion album, My Secret Radio, and its celebration of those clandestine raves. Fresh from performing at an Italian music festival, Tiempo Libre opens the Jazz on the Green at Midtown Crossing season Thursday. Their pulsating rhythms begin at 7 p.m. at Turner Park (31st and Dodge Streets).
The band describes their gigs as parties rather than concerts, says Gomez, "because by the end of the show everybody's going to be singing and dancing with us. It happens all the time, and that's the whole idea — to have fun. It's all about the energy people are going to feel. That's the best reason to play music ."
The free performance kicks off the weekly series that runs through August 11.
This is Tiempo Libre's first Omaha show but the group's well known for breakout recordings on Sony Masterworks and high profile appearances on Dancing with the Stars and the Tonight Show and at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Their genre busting work includes collaborations with classical artists Sir James Galway and Joshua Bell and Venezuelan composer Ricardo Lorenz.
The band first made a splash in 2002 opening for Cuban music legend Celia Cruz.
Formed a year before, Tiempo Libre only came together after its seven members separately fled Cuba. Their individual journeys included long stays in other countries before their paths merged again in 2000 in Miami. They were all working with different artists then "and in our free time we came together to make the band, " says Gomez, hence the name Tiempo Libre or "free time."
He's proud the band has disproved predictions timba cannot thrive outside Cuban-centric Miami. "It's fantastic the way people respond to it," he says. Playing before enthusiastic audiences around the world, he says, "it's incredible how beautiful the music can be between people who don't even speak the same language." By mixing timba with other styles, Tiempo Libre breaks down artificial barriers, as in the live orchestra work Rumba Sinfonica and the album Bach in Havana.
"Timba style is a mix between jazz and Cuban music. For example, if you put Buena Vista Social Club with Chic Corea, that's timba style," he says. "The harmony's going to be deeper in the jazz roots but the rhythm is going to be, of course, Cuban rhythms, like rumba, ch-cha-cha, bolero. We play a mix of everything — timba, jazz, classical."
Gomez says as the band's exposed to ever more diverse musical influences, the more there is to blend with Cuban rhythms, including a new Placido Domingo Jr. album they're collaborating on.
"We are living our dream playing all the music, all the mix that's in there, adding a lot of Cuban flavor."
Noted for their rigorous musicianship, yet free-spirited manner, Gomez says, "the way we're playing now is so different from the beginning. We feel so secure. Now it's all about how to enjoy yourself and transmit that energy to everybody around you. It's unbelievable, the sensation. It's a beautiful life."
Now that Cuba's more free, Gomez expects Tiempo Libre will perform back home.
"That's part of our dream, too," he says. "We want to play there in our neighborhood, for our friends."
And perhaps inspire others to live their dreams. "Exactly, that's the idea," he says.
Jazz on the Green features other Latin-style bands this summer, including Incendio on July 14.
Visit jazzonthegreenomaha.com.
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- Cuban Music Icon, Grammy Award Winner Pablo Milanés to Perform in Miami at the American Airlines Arena (thecubanartproject.com)
- The Bay Citizen: A Havana Connection Infuses the Music Scene (nytimes.com)
- Omaha Address by Cuban Archbishop Jaime Ortega Sounds Hopeful Message that Repression in Cuba is Lifting (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
- A Rich Music History Long Untold is Revealed and Celebrated at the Omaha Black Music Hall of Fame (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
- Home Girl Karrin Allyson Gets Her Jazz Thing On (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
- Enchantress "LadyMac" Gets Down (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
- Camille Metoyer Moten, A Singer for All Seasons (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
- Luigi's Legacy, The Late Omaha Jazz Artist Luigi Waites Fondly Remembered (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
Long Live Roberto Clemente, A New Exhibit Looks at this Late King of the Latin Ball Players and Human Rights Hero
I am a moderate baseball fan at best, but I am drawn to the stories behind the game and to the figures who animate it. One of the all-time great players, Roberto Clemente, made millions take notice of his baseball skills, which earned him a well-deserved spot in Cooperstown, but what he did off the field may be what he's ultimately best remembered for. This little story for El Perico newspaper in Omaha takes a cursory look at the impact the late Roberto Clemente still has on people nearly 40 years after he tragically died at age 38 while attempting to carry out a humanitarian mission. The occasion for the story was a touring exhibition of his life that landed at El Museo Latino, and I simply asked a few folks in the local Latin community what Clemente's legacy means to them. The exhibition continues through July 17.
Long Live Roberto Clemente, A New Exhibit Looks at this Late King of the Latin Ball Players and Human Rights Hero
©by Leo Adam Biga
Originally published in El Perico
With baseball season in full swing, El Museo Latino hosts a touring exhibition from Puerto Rico celebrating National Baseball Hall of Fame legend Roberto Clemente.
Beyond Baseball: The Life of Roberto Clemente continues through July 17 as part of a 20-city tour.
It's curated by Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico with the Carimar Design and Research studio and organized for touring by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. The Smithsonian Latino Center is a sponsor.
When Pittsburgh Pirates great and Latin symbol Roberto Clemente died December 31, 1972, his native Puerto Rico wept. He was only 38. The grief extended throughout the Americas.
The first great Latino star in the big leagues, Clemente was a trailblazer who opened pathways for other Latin players to follow. He's remembered as more than a magnificent athlete, but as a man of the people, devoted to his countrymen and Spanish-speakers worldwide.
He died when a plane he was aboard delivering relief supplies to Nicaraguan earthquake victims went down in the ocean. His body was never recovered. It was not the first time he acted as a humanitarian — he helped needy people in the United States and Central America and held free baseball clinics for children in Puerto Rico. After his death his wife and children have continued his work.
In recognition of his brilliant play in the outfield, at the plate and on the base paths, the usual five year waiting period for Hall of Fame consideration was waived and he was elected by an overwhelming majority into Cooperstown. The Roberto Clemente Award was established to salute Major League Baseball players who combine outstanding play and community service. The award, given annually since 1973, made Clemente the inaugural honoree.
His homeland is replete with stadiums and streets named after him. As a national hero, his image adorns homes of Puerto Ricans there and everywhere.
With Clemente's legacy so strong, El Perico asked members of Omaha's Puerto Rican community and others for lasting impressions.
Antonia Correa vividly recalls the news of his tragic death on the island, where Clemente's aid mission to stricken Nicaraguans was well known. His sudden loss cast a pale over holiday celebrations.
"It was a major emotional thing," she says. "It was sad twice because we lost him, someone everybody was passionate about, and because of his trip to help victims."
Correa's memory of Clemente is forever fixed in context of what he died doing. "I remember him as this face of humanity. I keep in my mind the face of this humble man eager to help others."
Maria Valentin remembers "days of mourning Roberto" after his death. In life he was beloved because he never forgot his roots. "He was very proud of being a Puerto Rican," says Valentin.
Beyond baseball success, his charitable work endeared him even more.
"He was young and he wanted to help, and he did it and we loved him in the process," says Valentin. She notes that he's revered as "a champion for human rights" and "a role model for kids, adding "He was ours. He created a legacy not only for him but for all of us Puerto Ricans, carrying the country along. His talent, his energy, his commitment to help people still remains within us."
She says his example of overcoming discrimination to excel when he and other Latin and black players were treated as "second class" citizens is inspiring. "He broke barriers for the younger generation. The language, the color, the strange territory should not stop you once you have a dream, once you have a talent."
Hector Santiago says Clemente is a rare figure who transcends eras to still inspire.
Acclaimed jazz artist Miguel Zenon, who played Omaha May 21, says Clemente's place in history "really surpasses anything that has to do with sports or fame. He just took it to another level in terms of what he achieved as a human being."
University of Nebraska at Omaha professor Jonathan Benjamin-Alvarado says Clemente "presented for us the archetype of what we wish all humans do when given the immense gifts and skills he possessed…His dignified presence was equivalent to that of the icons of his age and his too-soon passing only served to remind us of what had been taken from us. He would have been the penultimate ambassador for sport and humanity to the Latin world."
Special programs in conjunction with the exhibition include a lecture series, a baseball clinic and a celebration of Puerto Rican culture.
El Museo Latino is located at 4701 South 25th St. For details, call 402-731-1137 or visit http://www.elmuseolatino.org.
Related articles
- El Museo Latino in Omaha Opened as the First Latino Art and History Museum and Cultural Center in the Midwest (leoadambiga.wordpress.com)
- Review: "21": The Story of Roberto Clemente (repeatingislands.com)
- Graphic biography of Puerto Rican Baseball great Roberto Clemente (repeatingislands.com)


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Locations and Receptions:
Nave Annex (Davis Sq)
53 Chester Street, Somerville, MA 02143
Exhibit dates: September 10-27, 2015
Gallery Hours: Wed-Fri 6-8, Sat 2-8
opening reception: Thursday, Sept 10, 6-8 pm
This is location where my piece will be. I shot "Bike Lights" this summer in Jamaica Plain on 35mm Fuji-chrome using my P-Sharon paper pinhole camera.
Washington Street Gallery
321 Washington Street, Somerville, MA 02143
Exhibit dates: September 12-26, 2015
Gallery Hours: Saturdays, 12-4pm
opening reception: Saturday, Sept 12, 7-9pm
Nave Gallery (Powderhouse)
Exhibit dates: September 13-27, 2015
Gallery Hours: Sat-Sun 1-5pm
155 Powderhouse Blvd., Somerville, MA 02144
opening reception: Sunday, Sept 13, 3-5pm
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If you're a fan at all of off-beat photography, you'll definitely want to check out all three locations.]]>
The mission of Harbor Arts is to embrace the unique challenge of transforming Boston's historic, working shipyard into a meaningful space for creativity, discovery, inspiration, and education within East Boston's economically and ethnically diverse community. Cut by an industrial water-jet process out of cold rolled steel, then painted using sign enamels, my Sky Cranes explore a relationship between a working, industrial form—the shipyard cargo crane—and a natural landscape as might have once been found along these waterways.
Overlapping social, political, and environmental forces shift how we use and view waterfronts over time. A working water front can represent one important aspect of a thriving coastal city, while recreational use of the waterfront can represent another important civic use, and both of these exist in a context of heightened residential development pressure for desirable high-end luxury condos. With my Sky Cranes I'm using the language of my painted silhouette pieces that overlaps landscape and form, to bring multiple perspectives of various interests and pressures forward.
This Spring I purchased and built a paperboard kit pinhole camera and I have been exploring its capacity to create painterly and expressionistic photographs ever since. Two of my pieces are included in this exhibit juried by Gary Duehr.
"Here Then Gone" features photographs that comment on the temporality of existence and of the medium of photography itself. Images range from abstractions to street photographs, from vivid color to moody black and white.
Preview the exhibit and read more from artists Lois Fiore, Hilary Hughes, Judith Prager, Doug Richardson, Kat Rosaen, and myself at Duehr's The Floating Gallery.]]>
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Ubuntu One Sync for multiple folders in Windows, not just the Ubuntu One folder
Ubuntu one on windows beta, how can I set the synchronized folders?
Ubuntu one on windows beta, how can I set the synchronized folders?
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I think you can't. It synchronizes
The beta does not allow you to choose other folders to sync or to configure the one to be used. This is a limitation we added on the Beta since it was code that we wanted to use to test if the solution was possible.
In the very near future we are going to release the real thing where you will find all the different feature you have on linux (choose the root folder via config, sync other folders, automatic syncing etc...)
If I were you I would wait until we release the new version :)
NTFS supports various kinds of symlinks and hardlinks, so you can always symlink the folders you want to synchronize into the UbuntuOne folder. That's what I do with my Dropbox.
Windows 7 has proper symlinks and hardlinks as well as a commandline utility called
Older versions only support junctions (symlinks were only added in Windows 7 or maybe Vista) which work very similar. However, they don't include a tool for creating them, but there is a gratis tool called


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Dell 500 ftw!
Dell 500 ftw!
Brand New Inspiron 537-ST with 9.04 preinstalled.
I upgraded to 9.10 and have not seen any problems yet
Dimension 4600 P4 2.66ghz, 80 gig drive with 1.5gig of memory.
Inspiron 15n (1545)
Dell Precision 470
It's a hulking monstrosity. Dual-CPU motherboard, lots of fans, not my dream setup. Only running one Xeon 3GHz CPU, not two.
I really dislike Dell, but bought this thing from our IT dept. for a pittance (with a legal copy of Windows XP Pro) so what the hey.
As with every Dell I've ever come across, none of the onboard thermal sensors can be accessed, so Speedfan (Windows) and lm-sensors (Linux) give me no feedback.
Inspiron 530n
Latitude D630 with Karmic 64bit
I love it, the thing is solidly built and has put up with more than its share of abuse. I've got the model with the Nvidia graphics card which imho the fan and heatsinks are not very good at cooling--but it hasn't damaged anything yet and once I accidentally left the thing on (didn't check to make sure it actually suspended) in an insulated unventilated backpack for 2 hours... oops! I spent ~$40 upgrading the memory to 4GB and the thing even runs windows fast, karmic flies!
There are a few peculiar things that are bothersome (connecting to WPA2 Enterprise networks with AES encryption causes occasional kernel panics, every once in awhile a suspend or resume fails or causes a panic, etc.) and I'm currently having some trouble with NetworkManager very creatively interpreting the position of the wireless switch, but each version bugs are getting fixed and my experience is getting better.
I would definitely recommend this machine to someone, maybe with the disclaimer that it might need to be used in a cooler place if people had graphics card heavy applications.
Kernal Linux 2.6.28-17-generic GNOME 2.26.1
Memory: 495.9 MiB
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.00 GHz
Avail. disk space 14.0 GiB
Aside from having accessed THIS information, how do I find this other information? It IS a Dell.
It's not so much about weathering the storm as it is about learning to dance in the rain.
4 (maybe 5?) year old Dell dimension e520 right now, but I plan to move to a newer laptop by fall.


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I am having this problem accessing my elastic public IP for my EC2 instance in the web browser. Installed REDHAT 6.3 and installed nginx web server(up and running) and also made sure i enabled port 80 and everything needed was setup.
Now time to enter the public IP to view the default nginx web page and nothing happens. I couldn't access the IP address.
Now i could ping other websites but couldn't ping my IP address.
Now after several hours of trying and trying to figure out what was going on...i figured i should check the networking on the REDHAT OS and whenever i try to edit anything network related..that is it i lost connection to the server and cannot restart the network.
What am i getting wrong here? Why is just accessing my server through IP such a difficult thing? What do i need to do now?
EDIT. here is the security group associated with the EC2 instance
Ports Protocol Source
20-21 tcp 0.0.0.0/0
22 tcp 0.0.0.0/0
80 tcp 0.0.0.0/0
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I've taken over a site initially built by someone else which used to use "Events Manager Extended", but I've since upgraded to "Events Made Easy".
One of the complaints that I've received regarding this upgrade is that you're no longer able to change the order that the events are listed within the administration, where as (apparently) it was possible before.
My client has a long list of events currently stored, going back to 2002, and as such, due to the fact the events are currently listed with the most recent ones at the bottom, it means they have to click though around 12 pages of past events before they can get to the ones that ended yesterday (if you see what I mean).
Is this ordering something that can be added back in to the plugin?
Thank you


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Volunteering with VOZ
Bienvenidos a Voz!
Welcome to our Volunteering and Internships page. Below is a list of our current internship and volunteer needs as well as contact information for those who want to get involved. We provide training, support, and everlasting gratefulness! Please feel free to contact our Volunteer Coordinator with any questions at firstname.lastname@example.com or click the 'Volunteer' button below to use the sign up form.
* Internships also available! *
We seek passionate, committed, organized and energetic interns to support our MLK Workers' Center staff in fulfilling the duties associated with running the center. Some of your responsibilities may include signing workers in as they arrive in the morning, running the raffle, greeting employers and helping them get them appropriate workers, answering phones, making follow up calls to employers, data entry, etc.
Applicants must be willing to commit to 10-20 hours a week for 3 months and be available to work at least two days a week between the hours of 7:00am-2:00pm, Monday-Saturday. Days and hours are flexible, so we can make it work with your schedule.
If interested please fill out the volunteer application below or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
English classes are taught at the Worker Center Monday through Saturday. Each of the classes has a particular theme and learning objective, which are reviewed and changed every four weeks. The curriculum is flexible, designed to offer both learning progress for returning students and to meet the learning needs of one-time students. Teachers don't need to have extensive ESL experience, but some is helpful. We also hire Teacher Assistants, who aren't responsible for planning lessons and teaching, but provide integral support in the classroom. ESL volunteers are encouraged to have some Spanish skills, though this isn't necessary, and must be able to commit the expected time and energy to English classes (about 2 – 4 hours per week). Classes usually take place in the morning or very early afternoon. We are currently accepting applications and hiring volunteers as needed. As part of the ESL program, we also have a Drop-In Writing Lab. The Drop-In Writing Lab is a response to requests from day laborers for more reading and writing within the classroom. The Lab provides a space for day laborers to stop by and have their reading and writing needs met, from filling out job applications to deciphering signs in store windows to writing articles for the Voz newsletter. The Lab is open on a very regular basis two to three times a week for two hours in the afternoon.
Art classes are held Fridays at 12pm at the MLK Jr. Worker Center. We are also hoping to expand class days to twice per week. We need volunteers to:
- help solicit donations of art supplies
- teach classes on different artistic techniques
- work with the day laborers to plan and implement art shows
Computer skills are an essential aspect of integrating into our society. We would like to re-start our computer skills classes. VOZ is interested in volunteers who will:
- help develop level-appropriate curriculum
- prepare daily lesson plans
- teach the classes
- help to recruit new students by advertising at the day labor center and the corners
- demonstrate good computer skills and moderate knowledge of Spanish
VOZ sponsors many diverse cultural and mobilization events throughout the year and these could not happen without the great work done by volunteers. We typically need help with:
- creative planning for long term projects
- last minute arrangements or one-time event assistance
- mapping out the event schedule
- making and distributing fliers
- presenting educational or political information about VOZ and its mission
- buying snacks
- bringing a sound system (if necessary)
- asking the city or neighbors for permission (if necessary)
- contacting the press to attend the event (if necessary)
Published several times a year, El Jornalero is an important resource for both the day laborers themselves and members of the community who are interested in becoming involved with VOZ. We need volunteers who are bilingual, have skills with Illustrator or InDesign, and are interested in the media, to help us with:
- newspaper lay-out and design
- selecting and scanning photos
- collecting or writing articles
- compiling the newsletter
- getting it published and distributed
Grant writing is essential to any non-profit organization. As a member of this group, volunteers will:
- help us look for possible foundations or organizations that would complement our goals
- explain our work to those groups and write Agreement Proposals for each foundation
- possibly writing reports, attend training workshops about grant writing, do follow-up work with the foundations
TRANSLATION and INTERPRETATION
While most of this work centers on El Jornalero newspaper, we also translate educational material and community outreach information. If you are bilingual and interested in volunteering on your own schedule, from your own home or the VOZ office, please contact us.
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Angry Robot
The Dragon Engine – Promo Film
Want to see the promo film for The Dragon Engine by Andy Remic, published by Angry Robot 1st September 2015??
Well here you go then—-
The Dragon Engine – Out Now!
Forbidden Planet London – Thursday 27th August 2015
Remic Appearances 2015
Rem Appearances 2015
Okay, I don't do many of these things, so if you want to say "Hello!" now's your chance. Don't be shy. I don't bite. :-) Panels, signings and stuff. Pop along!! I'll be promoting The Dragon Engine out 1st September 2015 published by Angry Robot Books.
Thursday 20 August, 5.30-7.30 – Birmingham Forbidden Planet
Thursday 27 August, 5.30-7.30 – London Forbidden Planet
Thursday 3 September, 6.30 start – Five Leaves Bookshop, Nottingham
Saturday 24 October, all day – FantasyCon, East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham
The Dragon Engine – New Novel by Andy Remic
Do you love an ass-kicking dragon that could beat Smaug in a fight any day? How about an ass-kicking dragon that could beat Smaug AND is made from metal? Well, in that case you're going to love the new cover for Andy Remic's forthcoming novel, The Dragon Engine, which features the most excellent metal bodied, red eyed, fiery mouthed giant lizard around. The cover was designed by the brilliant Lee Gibbons. You can see more of Lee's work over at his blog.
Here's what you can expect from the book, which is released on 1 Sept (US/Can) 3 Sept (UK/R.o.W).
Five noble war heroes of Vagandrak get drunk one night and sign a contract – to journey to the Karamakkos in search of the Five Havens where, it is written, there lies untold, abandoned wealth and, more importantly, the three Dragon Heads, legendary jewels claimed to give unspeakable power and everlasting life to those who wield them.
But the Dragon Heads aren't what the adventurers think they are, and the world has not encountered their like in generations!
Read more at: www.angryrobotbooks.com
Full cover reveal at Fantasy Faction: http://fantasy-faction.com/2015/the-dragon-engine-cover-reveal
The Dragon Engine – New Novel by Andy Remic
Hey peeps!!
Finally, after all these long cold winter months, my next two novels for Angry Robot Books have been announced! The Dragon Engine (due September 2015) and Twilight of the Dragons (TBC) are in production, and should be sedated and allowed from their hefty padlocked cages real soon…
Remic said: "I am once again thrilled to be working with Angry Robot on my next two hardcore violent fantasy novels, The Dragon Engine and Twilight of the Dragons. Both novels are set in the same world as The Iron Wolves and The White Towers, and feature a group of honourable heroes who go in search of wealth and immortality… but find a whole barrel-load of trouble instead. These books will hit new levels in fantasy violence and anti-heroic depravity… Game of Thrones? Pffft. Game of Marshmallows compared to what I'm writing now!!"
You can read the full article over at Angry Robot Books –


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I have to do some work on a Torque cluster where I log on a User interface via ssh. I transfer files to my directory of the cluster and get files from the directory by using scp in my normal terminal (with "user@homecomputer:~$ scp...").
What I want to know is if it's possible to use the scp command also from the user interface of the cluster (the one with "[user@host ]$"? I hope I could explain what I am looking for - I am not a very experienced user of the terminal and especially of the technical terminology.


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Bachelor of Commerce and Doctor of Medicine
The information on this page applies to future students. Current students should refer to their faculty handbooks for course information.
You will develop a strong commercial grounding in business whilst gaining a professional qualification in medicine. Students complete the commerce program before entering the medicine program. Medical professionals in supervisory roles, such as hospital chief executives, require high-level management skills to coordinate staff, manage large budgets and make important administrative decisions successfully.
This seven-year (full-time) program provides students with the opportunity to study commerce prior to studying Medicine. Students complete the Bachelor of Commerce program before entering the Doctor of Medicine (MD).
The three-year Bachelor of Commerce combines theory with practice to teach you how businesses operate and gives you the analytical, technical, and practical skills to apply your knowledge effectively in the business world. Our core units will provide you with grounding in areas such as accounting, economics and business statistics. Students can choose up to two majors. At least one major will be from the following areas of study: accounting, business analytics, business information systems, commercial law, econometrics, economics, finance, industrial relations and human resource management, international business, management and marketing. You might choose to focus your study to pursue a particular professional qualification, or to explore many different areas to gain a broad and versatile business education.
The Doctor of Medicine (MD) program comprises four broad themes that run throughout the four- year curriculum. The themes cover:
- Basic and Clinical Sciences
- Patient and Doctor
- Population Medicine
- Personal and Professional Development.
The course is delivered in three 'stages'. Stages 1 and 2 cover years one and two respectively. Stage 3 covers years three and four. From your first year of the Doctor of Medicine, you will have contact with patients and observe the physical aspects of disease, which continues to your final year. The medical curriculum emphasises practical delivery with much of the program using problem-based learning with contextually relevant medical issues as the foundation of the course. After graduation, you can pursue a career in medicine that either involves general practice or specialisation in your area of interest. You might also wish to pursue a career in medical research, teaching, medical administration, medical communication or journalism. More information about double medicine degree options.
Please note: The course fee quoted on this page relates to the Bachelor of Commerce only. For course fees for the medical program please see Doctor of Medicine.
Course outline
This seven-year (full-time) degree program requires students to complete a total of 336 credit points of study from the University of Sydney Business School and the Sydney Medical School.For the Bachelor of Commerce component, students complete all the requirements as outlined under the Bachelor of Commerce entry degree, including:
- all requirements for the Bachelor of Commerce degree (units of study with a total value of 144 credit points), in the minimum amount of time allowed and maintaining at least a credit average (65 percent) grade; and
- all requirements for the Doctor of Medicine (units of study with a total value of 192 credit points) as set out in the Sydney Medical School Handbook.
Refer to the
Business School (Undergraduate) Handbook
for more detailed information regarding this degree's structure and requirements.
For information about the MD course see themedical program course structure information.PROGRESSION GUIDE
Sample degree progression - first three years
|Semester 1
|Semester 2
Understanding Business
The Business Environment
Accounting, Business and Society
Quantitative Business Analysis
Economics for Business Decision Making
|Elective unit OR Unit required for major
|Science unit of study (compulsory)
|Science unit of study (compulsory)
|24 credit points
|24 credit points
|Semester 1
|Semester 2
|Unit for Major 1
|Unit for Major 1
|Unit for Major 2 OR Elective unit
|Unit for Major 2 OR Elective unit
|Elective unit OR Unit required for major
|Unit for Major 2 OR Elective unit
|Science unit of study (compulsory)
|Elective unit OR Unit required for major
|24 credit points
|24 credit points
|Semester 1
|Semester 2
|Unit for Major 1
Integrated Business Applications
|Unit for Major 1
|Unit for Major 1
|Unit for Major 2 OR Elective unit
|Unit for Major 1
|Unit for Major 2 OR Elective unit
|Unit for Major 2 OR Elective unit
Elective I
|24 credit points
|24 credit points
By the end of their third year of study, full-time students who have completed the requirements for their Bachelor of Commerce degree (144 credit points) are eligible to graduate with this degree. Those students who have completed the Bachelor of Commerce, (including the required medicine 'SMTP' and science units) in the minimum time required and maintaining, as a minimum, a credit average (65 percent) in this degree, are eligible to apply for admission to the degree of Doctor of Medicine. After admission, students then complete an additional four years of study with the Sydney Medical School. (Further details are available in the
Sydney Medical School Handbook
What is a major?
A major is usually a three-year defined sequence of study (in some cases, a two-year sequence), generally comprising specified units of study in a particular subject area. A major consists of at least 36 credit points in senior (2000/3000-level) units of study or at least six senior units of study (six credit points each) from a single area of study. Senior units of study cannot be counted towards more than one major. Majors require the completion of at least one junior (1000-level) prerequisite units of study (six credit points each). Junior units may be prerequisites for the major itself and/or for senior units within the major's subject area. Junior units may be used as prerequisites for majors or senior elective units in more than one subject area.
For the Sydney Bachelor of Commerce, at least one major from the following areas of study is completed: Accounting, Business Analytics, Business Information Systems, Commercial Law, Econometrics, Economics, Finance, Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management, International Business, Management, or Marketing.
Core majors
- Accounting
- Business Analytics
- Business Information Systems
- Commercial Law
- Econometrics
- Economics
- Finance
- Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
Optional majors
Further course information
Progression rules
To progress from the Bachelor of Commerce to the Doctor of Medicine program, students must:
- Complete the Bachelor degree in minimum time.
- Complete units of study having a total value of at least 144 credit points
- Maintain a credit average or above in each of the first three years of the Bachelor program
- Satisfactorily complete a zero-credit point subject – SMTP3007 - during the Bachelor degree. This subject involves students undertaking a one week observational study of their choosing. Students are required to write and submit a 1000 word report of their experience. Prior to commencing their placement students are required to comply with Sydney Medical School student requirements for entering NSW Health facilities.
- Satisfactorily complete at least three subjects in Science (Biology, Physics and Chemistry).
For a progression guide for this degree, please refer to the Business School (Undergraduate) Handbook.
What is an elective?
An elective is a unit of study within a degree, usually an option within a course. Electives allow more detailed study of a particular subject.
For the Sydney Bachelor of Commerce, electives can be selected from the University of Sydney Business School or from the any other faculties within the university (subject to approval by the offering faculty and degree requirements).
Course opportunities
Most subject areas within the Bachelor of Commerce allow for students to take part in the Business School's Student Exchange Program. The program involves you attending a host university overseas for a period of time (usually one or two semesters) before returning to complete your studies in Sydney. The program is literally a 'swap' of students between the universities, which means you can undertake approved overseas study and have the credits you achieve there count towards your degree at Sydney.
Credited towards your degree, the Business School also has an Industry Placement Program. Highly coveted by students, acceptance into the programs unit of study is competitive. The unit provides a preparation course before you enter the work placement for nine weeks. At the end of your placement, you are assessed based through a work-learning journal, your preparation of a business report that integrates your prior learning with your industry experience, and a presentation with the other students enrolled in the program.
Course outcomes and further study
Graduate opportunities
Sydney Bachelor of Commerce/Doctor of Medicine graduates enter a wide range of careers, including: accounting, banking and financial management, research and consulting, human resource management and industrial relations, advertising and market research, marketing and sales, business analysis, policy analysis and formulation, foreign affairs and public sector management.
Following completion of the Doctor of Medicine, one year of internship is required prior to registration. Most junior doctors make their career choice during their second postgraduate year, most commonly opting for general practice or one of the specialties. Clinical training under the supervision of one of the specialist colleges (RACGP, RACP, RACS, etc) takes between three and six years in most instances. Australia is in special need of doctors for rural and remote practice, including indigenous health care. Other careers for Sydney graduates include medical research, teaching, medical administration, medical communication or journalism, consulting and overseas aid work.
The dedicated Careers and Employability Office (CEO) in the University of Sydney Business School provides access to advice, resources and a wide range of employer activities in the corporate and public sectors.
Course accreditation
The University of Sydney Business School is actively involved in quality assurance and accreditation activities aimed at further enhancing the quality of our teaching, research and community-related programs. We strive for excellence and this has earned us the top international accreditations available to business schools and enabled us to forge strategic alliances.
These include: The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), of which the Business School is the only Australian business school to achieve accreditations in both business and accounting (aacsb.edu); EQUIS, the quality assurance arm of the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) (efmd.org) and CEMS - the Global Alliance in Management Education. The Business School is the only Australian business school to be admitted to CEMS (cems.org), which is a prestigious alliance of 17 renowned European business schools, nine non-European academic institutions, and 60 of the world's leading multinational corporations.
Further study
Honours is available to meritorious candidates of the Bachelor of Commerce. Honours in the Bachelor of Commerce requires students to complete an additional year of full-time study after the completion of the pass degree. The final honours year involves a combination of coursework and a thesis which gives students the opportunity to conduct meaningful research in a particular area of interest.
Those who qualify to undertake honours in the Bachelor of Commerce degree may elect to do so by either suspending their enrolment in the Doctor of Medicine degree for one year, with the permission of the Sydney Medical School; or after completion of the combined course.
About honours
In some of the more specialised careers open to Sydney Bachelor of Commerce and Doctor of Medicine graduates, employers may be looking for a level of specialisation that is not provided by a pass degree. Similarly, if a student wishes to qualify for specialised postgraduate research study, a pass degree is not normally sufficient. An additional honours year considerably enhances a qualification, and singles students out to an employer as having exceptional ability.
The Sydney Bachelor of Commerce honours year, provides knowledge and training for candidates in research methods as well as experience in planning, performing and writing up research under the guidance of a supervisor. This year usually involves a combination of coursework and research toward the writing of a short thesis.
Admission requirements
Applicants are eligible to apply for the Medicine double degrees at the first opportunity after graduating high school, regardless of when their results are available.
For more information about late results please visit our Double Degree Medicine website.
Admission to this course is for a limited number of outstanding applicants each year, on the basis of a secondary school leaving qualification such as the NSW Higher School Certificate (including national and international equivalents), and an interview conducted by Sydney Medical School. Applicants are ranked by merit and offers for available places are issued according to the ranking.
English language requirements must be met where these are not demonstrated by sufficient qualifications taught in English.
There are two basic admissions criteria:
i) To be considered, you must have a very high ATAR. The required ATAR is expected to be 99.95 for domestic students and 99.50 or greater for international students. Non-NSW HSC results are converted to an ATAR equivalence. For information about the ATAR requirement please see the Double Degree Medicine web page.
International applicants can visit the academic entry requirements web page for further information.
ii) Satisfactory performance in an interview - Interviews will be held from December in the year prior to entry for international applicants and from January in the entry year for domestic applicants. Eligible applicants will be contacted by email or telephone. If you believe that you are eligible for interview and you have not been notified, please call 1800 793 864 (from inside Australia) or +61 2 8627 1444 (from outside Australia) as soon as possible and no later than 31 January, to check your eligibility.
Applicants whose results will not be available in time to be considered (that is, prior to the issue of invitations to the January interviews) must visit Late results for further details.
For more detailed admissions information, please refer to the Sydney Medical School website.
How to apply
Domestic students
How to apply
Prospective domestic students apply through the Universities Admission Centre (UAC) for a Commonwealth Supported Place. Refer to the UAC website for key dates.
Please check the Double Degree Medicine webpage for the admissions timeline and other important information.
For other useful information, visit our How to Apply page.
Assumed knowledge
International students
How to apply
Visit the How to Apply page for detailed information on if you need to apply directly to the University or through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). When you are ready to apply, select the 'Apply Now' button on the right hand side of this course page.
Please also check the Double Degree Medicine webpage for the admissions timeline and other important information.
Fee disclaimer
Domestic students
Indicative Undergraduate Student Contribution Amount
This student contribution amount for a Commonwealth Supported Place is an indication only of the fees that are payable by you in the calendar year you commence your course, commencing in 2016 for a standard annual full time load of 48 credit points (1.0 EFTSL). The exact student contribution that you pay will depend on the specific units of study in which you ultimately enrol. If you are a Commonwealth supported student and was enrolled in a University course before 1 January 2015 your student contribution may differ.
For further information about how to calculate your specific total student contribution, please refer to the University's Future Students' website.
Annual review
Importantly, student contribution amounts are subject to annual review by the University, and are likely to increase each year of your period of study (subject to a Commonwealth specified cap), effective at the start of each calendar year.
Additional incidental fees
For some courses there are incidental fees additional to the student contribution. Some of those fees are significant, for example, faculty-specific materials, tools, protected clothing, and equipment. For further information about these additional incidental fees, please visit the University's Future Students' website.
Potential for inaccuracy
Whilst every reasonable effort has been made to include correct and up to date information here, you are also advised to consult directly with the Student Centre for domestic students or the International Office for international students so that they can provide you with specific and up to date information about those fees.
International students
Indicative international tuition fees for undergraduate students
This international tuition fee is an indication only of the fees that are payable by you in the calendar year you commence your course, commencing in 2016, for a standard annual full time load of 48 credit points (1.0 EFTSL). The exact tuition fees that you pay will depend on the specific units of study in which you ultimately enrol.
For further information about how to calculate your specific total tuition fees, please refer to the University's Future Students' website.
Annual review
Importantly, tuition fees are subject to annual review, and are likely to increase each year of your period of study, effective at the start of each calendar year.
Additional incidental fees and health insurance
For some courses there are incidental fees additional to the tuition fees. Some of those fees are significant, for example, faculty-specific materials, tools, protected clothing, and equipment. For further information about these additional incidental fees, please visit the University's Future Students' website.
In addition to the fees indicated here for the course of study, International Students studying on an Australian Student Visa must have appropriate health insurance for the duration of their studies on a Student Visa through an approved provider of the Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) scheme. This is a requirement of the Australian Government, unless otherwise exempted by the Government.
Potential for inaccuracy
Whilst every reasonable effort has been made to include correct and up to date information here, you are also advised to consult directly with the Student Centre for domestic students or the International Office for international students so that they can provide you with specific and up to date information about those fees.


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Could someone please point me in the right direction to the proper Mailchimp plugin or service necessary to accomplish this task. As of yet I have not been able to find this particular service mentioned. The closest to it would be 'Subscribe to Mailchimp List' and I do not think this is describing the same thing. I am particularly interested in having any new subscriber to my blog automatically added to my Mailchimp List of subscribing email addresses.


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killing bugs or insects is bad??
Over a year ago
As part of peta we support animal right but seriously hate bugs or insects. What ate your opinion about this?? I cant be part of peta if I killed bugs?? They have rights? ?
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Over a year ago
People who are saying that killing bugs quickly makes it painless – that's the exact same argument meat eaters make when it comes to killing animals. You shouldn't kill anything. I have a phobia of spiders that sends me into a panic attack but I still won't kill them because that's cruel. I just have to call someone to come over and release it outside.
If you see an insect inside your house move it outside it get someone else to do it. Otherwise there's no reason to going near them at all.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
Don't unnecessarily kill anything.
You can just catch insects in a jar (or something) and put them outside. There's no need to kill them. You'll get good at catching them. (Ants can be lured out of your house by cleaning up whatever food they're eating. Then follow their trail outside and put a little sugar water by it and wait a day for them all to leave the house.)
When it comes to parasites like lice, ticks & fleas you may choose to defend yourself (or a loved one) by killing them as quickly & painlessly as possible.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
I recommend that you try and get them outside without harming them in anyway! Just because you kill them in a fast way doesn't mean that it didn't hurt them!You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
My boyfriend and I try not to kill any bugs and whenever possible we just put them outside. We like spiders so usually we just leave them since they eat the other bugs, but when they get too big we put them outside. However, a few months ago we had an ant problem and my boyfriend would kill them since there were just too many to put out.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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I think there Is a huge difference between bugs/insects and animals.. and I see a huge spider crawling across my floor my first instinct is to run cry or kill in..You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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previously we used seperate server to publish artifacts at that time every thing working fie. Recently we changed new dev server while publishing artifact to that server from jenkins after successful build i am getting below error. i've given all the permissions my directory(777).
scp connecting to 10.10.32.33
scp uploading file: '/apps/com/jenkinsdir/services/services.war'
Error: failed to upload files
3. permission denied
at com.jcraft.jsch.channelsftp.throwstatusError(channelSftpjava.2289)
at com.jcraft.jsch.channelsftp._Put(chanelSftp.java.485)
at com.jcraft.jsch.channelsftp.Put(chanelSftp.java.439)
at com.jcraft.jsch.channelsftp.Put(chanelSftp.java.406)
at be.certipost.hudson.plugin.SCPsite.upload(SCPsite.java.239)
can anyone give suggestion how to resolve this issue