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Brother Tom,
It's not dumb. We should all at least be curious as to the year Christ was born.
No problem Frostedman,
I am not the least bit interested in when Jesus the Christ for Remission of Sins..was born. For if it was important the Lord would have made this clear to us. Nor is it important when any of the other figures in the Olde or New Testament were born..or the Lord would have made this clear to us. There are things to be known by their absence in the Word. And Birthdays are one of them.
What is of importance and significance in the Word is for whom Jesus The Christ For Remission Of Sins....died. For whom He died, was burried, and raised again in Life. For whom the Tomb is Empty.
That Frostedman is the message of the whole Bible...the lineage from Adam..as well as His priestly lineage and also His Spiritual Lineage.
All of this from the Olde Testament unto the New Testament is to tell us of this ...not His Birthday.
You do what you want in your house. I do not tell others how to run their house nor spend their monies. I choose not to partake of these things because of what I have learned under tutelage of elders who know...from both The Word as well as secular history.
Born again is not the same as physical birth...you should know this. It is only a comparison..likened unto...a figure of speech to show a spiritual birth...or rebirth...that we have been purchased from out of this world.
You are quite correct about the Vatican and it's artifacts. I would like to get a look in the classified portion of the Vatican Library.
Nonetheless ..the Vatican does not, for all it's knowledge and wisdom/artifacts, explain the absence of birthdays or any such instruction from the Word..OLde or New Testament. It took me some time to notice this absence ..not just from the Vatican but also non Vatican sources.
Wow!! I am gratified to see that someone else knows. When first I learned via Alexander Hislop's "The Two Babylons" I was stunned by how much we were never taught in public school or history. It took me quite some time to realize that this was not accidental and for the purpose of keeping us on some kind of treadmill of non knowledge and non thinking..but mostly emoting ..non reasoning. I was so stunned it took me awhile to connect the dots to things further down the road.
I do not concern myself with end times for this is not in my hands. I also do not believe I deserve a "Get out of Hell free card." Well stated in your wording and phrasing. I believe I deserve hell and damnation and nothing more.
Where and when I go is totally up to the Lord and for His reasons and purposes. Amen.
I too have great difficulty understanding how many Believers do not have a clue..even though we are told exactly this about both Believers and Unbelievers.
The traditions of men is a powerful powerful inducement and seduction.
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kodos wrote:Well, the last few elite defenseman that got contracts on the open market went for $98 million over 13 years and $110 million over 14 years.
Heck, our old pal Dennis Wideman signed for 5 years at 5.25 million per. Are we saying that Peitrangelo isn't 20% better than Dennis Wideman?
Vancouver paid Luongo how much for how long and look at the fallout. I'm trying hard to remember a player who was paid a ridiculous sum for a ridiculous length of time who turned out to be worth it and brought home a Cup for their team. So far, as the saying goes, I got nothing.
I have heard of 4-7m players who have done such things. So I can see Pie make as much even though on paper he doesn't look worth it in that range. From those 'in-the-know' what exactly makes him worth that much money now? We could say 'he'll do better down the stretch or when he turns the corner', but that's like Chicago saying 'Yeah, this Hasek guy is going to dominate, let's keep him.
They of course didn't, because all of this talk is about hindsight. Pie might have a career-ending injury. He might catch fire. He might become mediocre. He might become really good. Too many ifs, when we shouldn't consider ifs and consider what's he has done to this point and pay him based on that. A bridge contract would be ideal. We proved we will pay top dollar if you produce. Stewart did and he produced. Oshie did and he produced. Pie knows the game. If he's smart he'll sign and play up. If he's dumb he won't and what I didn't consider was Army saying 'Alright son, you're an RFA so you're just not going to play this year.'. No money. No Team Canada and a blank year of no stats to add into a medicore year and some hand-shaking okay one and a good one.
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petesmazda5 Posts: 12My 2007 Mazda5 has creaked winter/summer since I picked it up new from my lousy dealer in Whitby, Ontario, Canada (I won't mention the name). They wasted my time trying to fix it and never could. Finally when the car ran out of warranty they said I would have to pay for them to try and fix it with no guarantee that they could fix it. Ever.
I just consider it a lesson learned on what brand not to buy ever again. I'll sell it this summer and try a company with better engineers. After all, if they can't fix a simple squeak can I trust the air bag to work in an accident?
Now I'm seeing rust all over the roof which is pathetic since I hand wax my car three times a year, spring, summer, fall so it has good paint protection.
And no, Mazda Canada was no help whatsoever.
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poohbear9 Posts: 2own a 2009 m5 with 80000 mile with rear suspension noise. going to replace shocks with koni FSD's and follow advice of lubing rear spring seats and possibly replacing bushings as you suggested, maybe end links. question: any advice at getting a comprehensive service manual for $50 or less? Also considering replacing front/rear springs in the process. any experience with this as to whether it would help (replacing springs)? thank you
davicho Posts: 190You can probably find a used or even new shop manual in eBay for about that much. The front springs require a spring compressor to release the tension but the rears are very easy to remove and replace. You'll need a tower and a jack, remove the rear links from the lower control arm and the lower control arm bolt to the knuckle and springs come out. To install reverse the process but use the jack to compress the spring and lower control arm to fit the bolt.
poohbear9 Posts: 2thanks. had dealer look at it and the noise was coming from the rear spring seat being worn and the spring isn't sitting exactly where it should and is rubbing the frame (housing) in which it sits. Going to replace the spring seat and clean and grease the area and keep an eye on it. the dealer sprayed some lube on the area and that has gotten rid of the noise but I imagine it will return soon.
Anyone have any experience with purchasing the DVD repair manuals on ebay? Actual hardcovers on ebay are selling for $150 for the 2009. -
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lcostantino Posts: 18114K miles, and I finally bought a daily driver because I could not stand the noise from the front - it sounds like the wheels are about to come off. My mechanic replaced bushings, tie rods, etc, and told me "the only thing left to replace is the steering rack." I kept the vehicle for its utility but I can't handle the racket for more than an hour. It will keep me from buying a Mazda again - shame, as the vehicle is otherwise sporty to drive, and nothing has fallen off or broken.
twister77 Posts: 3Bought this 2008 Mazda5 GS in March 2012 with 48,000 km (SW Ontario, Canada). I have four small kids and didn't want to go in a minivan or SUV. The car is great and I also wanted a manual transmission which this car has. I knew that Consumer Reports had a black dot for suspension. So, I didn't really care about squeaking from the back or occasional scraping/grating noise from rear suspension that would appear when loaded car went over sped-bumps. However, a week ago the car developed a thumping noise from the front passenger side when going over bigger bumps. It would be nice if it's a front strut and that's all that needs replacement, but after reading postings on this forum thread, it could be many more things...
vicenac Posts: 229So our 2010 makes my 7 year old sick when driving for a long time. Headache on straight roads and vomiting on winding roads. Actually on winding roads i even feel a little dizzy. I thought it was my extra sensitive child and the way the road is, but we rented a Mustang and went on the same roads, drove faster and no sickness on my part.
I have 32k miles on it. I'll change the shocks in the rear because they are the usual suspect and because of the mileage. Any other suggestions? Are there stronger sway bars out there, for example? -
davicho Posts: 190Yes replace the rear shocks with (cheapest to more expensive)
and replace your rear sway bar bushings with Prothane polyurethane bushings. Note: you will have to buy 2012 Mazda5 rear sway bar bushing clamps because the original clamps from 2010 and under are way to small to accommodate the new bigger bushings.
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vicenac Posts: 229Sweet!
I just changed my rear disks with Raybestos Advanced and inspected the rear suspension for the first time. This is going to be a really easy job.
The Monroe 5607 seem to cheap, indeed.
I followed your link to buy the bushings, but it says 04 and 05 Mazda3. I also bought the cabin air filter that says Mazda3 and not compatible witht the 5, although it's the exact same thing.
I just want to make sure.
Where do you buy the clamps, medcenter mazda?
Thanks! -
vicenac Posts: 229One more thing: I had the privilege of riding in the very back recently :surprise: and I heard this noise like a hhhhhhhr interrupted by an uu, so like a wow wow. The smoother the road the better you can hear it.
I used to hear this noise in the back of old Dodge minivans. I always thought they're worn out bearings. I looked for rear bearings for this car with not much luck.
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davicho Posts: 190Hello,
The link does say for Mazda3 but those are the exact bushing I installed on my 2006 Mazda5. They are the 19mm Prothane bushings. The clamps you can get from any dealer online or not. Make sure to specify that they are for a 2012 Mazda5 rear sway bar clamps.
I can't comment nor confirm that the cabin filters are the same for Mazda3, because I have always bought them as Mazda5 filters....sorry.
Lastly, I have heard from a few owners about rear wheel hub and bearing noise in which they had to get replaced, so you may have that as well. It could also be un-even worn tires partly due to weak shocks. -
vicenac Posts: 229Awesome!
I found KYBs on Amazon. Bilstein does not make shocks for the 5. I replaced the rear shocks (how easy) and what a difference! I have always had a little trouble keeping this car straight - small corrections all the time - but no more!
The car is stable, the roads are smoother, the kids read in the back through 300 miles with no issues.
On the other side I want to respond to a previous post complaining about how thin the shocks look. I was not surprised by the OEM shock - it look beefy enough to me. The new KYB is even thinner. That actually does not matter one bit to the performance of this part. But all the other parts in the rear suspension did seem a little fleemsy to me. The arms are just bent tin. Same parts on Corolla are beefier. So.... I remember some people bought this car in Sport trim new for 15k-That's how you get there.
Anyway, front shocks are coming in! Happy for now! -
vicenac Posts: 229So after changing the shocks the car is a dream to drive. Time to rotate tires. Costco said there are low and high points on my rear tires.... maybe time for new tires. They said probably the shocks were bad. No kidding!
I hope the tire wear will even out. I have these tires for 1 year and less then 10k.
I knew about this possibility before I bought the car but I didn't think it can be this severe and with such $$$ consequences.
If I would buy another one of these I would change the shocks right away. The expense will amortize by extending the life of the tires.
My question: will these square tires wear my new shocks prematurely? -
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davicho Posts: 190Replace your rear shocks if you haven't done so already. Our MZ5s love to dine on rear shocks quicker then you think. I also started getting the rear crunch noise and I replaced my rear sway bar bushings with aftermarket urethane bushings as well as beefier aftermarket sway bar links and the noise was still there. I lastly checked my rear shocks which initially I didn't think it would be because they had been replaced about 20K miles ago...well....the noise was actually coming from there. Replaced the rear shocks and now it is silent. Unfortunately rear shock design is weak and they go out very quickly (20K- 40K miles) tops.
jpaterac Posts: 2Ok, I literally just bought this car- used from a Honda dealer. It was a trade in obviously. It test drove amazing, with 77k miles on it. I bought it and immediately drove it 300 miles back to my hometown, and suddenly the suspension is squeaking/creaking and just seems a bit stressed. I also live in a very snowy/cold region. I don't mind the lousy snow performance, I can take the bus on bad weather days (Im a grad student)... However, for paying $7k I do not think the car should have any suspension problems!! I have 90 days to bring it back to the dealer under the lemon law. Should I make them fix it or should I try to switch the car out altogether? The tire situation does not look like fun either... I do not have the money to buy new tires every year!
kw_da Posts: 73
This is a known problem on Mazda5s - your sway bar bushings need replacement/lube - probably both front and rear sway bar bushings, the front are a lot harder to replace. the noise is more noticeable when cold. Tire wear is also a known problem - rear inner tires tend to wear out soon - because of factory toe alignment for handling - some people have this issue, others don't. What year is the car? -
@jpaterac said: Ok, I literally just bought this car- used from a Honda dealer. It was a trade in obviously. It test drove amazing, with 77k miles on it. I bought it and immediately drove it 300 miles back to my hometown, and suddenly the suspension is squeaking/creaking and just seems a bit stressed. I also live in a very snowy/cold region. I don't mind the lousy snow performance, I can take the bus on bad weather days (Im a grad student)... However, for paying $7k I do not think the car should have any suspension problems!! I have 90 days to bring it back to the dealer under the lemon law. Should I make them fix it or should I try to switch the car out altogether? The tire situation does not look like fun either... I do not have the money to buy new tires every year!


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Creating Debian packages for Maemo 5 Qt applications and showing in the application menu
In this article, I will present how to build a .deb package . This is a usual implementation, but the difference is the Qt for Maemo application. The other problem that this article will address is how to put the Qt application at Menu of Maemo Device. The proposed strategy does not use dh_make to create the basic debian package structure, as described in Qt for Maemo Developers Guide.
.Deb Packages In Brief
Deb is the extension of the Debian software package format and the most often used name for such binary packages. Like the Deb part of the term Debian. Debian packages are used in distributions based on Debian, such as Ubuntu and others.
You need to have libqt4-dev ,ScratchBox and Maemo SDK installed on your Computer and libqt4-dev installed on your Scratchbox ARM target and your Maemo Device . For more information on ScratchBox Installation click here and for Qt on Maemo click here.
Creating the Application
You need to create a simple Qt HelloWorld Project on computer. I created a project with two labels how is showed below. Remember of to set the size of QWidget to 720 of Width and 420 of Height because the resolution of Maemo Device.
Copying the Application to Scratchbox
First , copy the sources files of application to a folder at Scratchbox. In general the address is /scratchbox/users/username/home/username/. I do this:
flavio@flavio-desktop:~/workspace$ cp -r HelloWorld/ /scratchbox/users/flavio/home/flavio/
Compiling the Application at Scratchbox
At Start, you need login at Scratchbox:
~$ /scratchbox/login
If necessary select the ARM target using sb-conf se FREMANTLE_ARMEL . To compile do this :
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > cd HelloWorld [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > qmake [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > make
Creating the Tree of Debian Package
After that , you need to create the following folders:
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] cd .. [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > mkdir HelloWorldApplication [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > mkdir HelloWorldApplication/DEBIAN
You'll need to create a control file for your package using a simple text edit. In this post I use the Vi.
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > vi HelloWorldApplication/DEBIAN/control
In this step we'll look at what each field in the control file means and what kind of information you need to provide. The syntax for the control fields is very simple: the name of the field, followed by a colon, and then the body or value of the field.
Package: HelloWorld Priority: optional Version: 1.0 Architecture: all Maintainer: Flavio Fabricio <email@example.com> Depends: libqt4-dev Description: This is a HelloWorld Application
Returns to HelloWorld Application directory and create the folders below:
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > cd HelloWorldApplication/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication] > mkdir usr
Creating the /usr subdirectories:
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication] > cd usr/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr] > mkdir bin [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr] > mkdir lib [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr] > mkdir share
Creating the /share subdirectories:
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr] > cd share/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr/share] > mkdir applications [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr/share] > mkdir pixmaps
Creating the hildon subdirectory that is the folder where is the .desktop files :
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr/share] > cd applications [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr/share/applications] > mkdir hildon
Creating the file thats put the Application on Maemo Menu
You'll need to create too, a .desktop file that the Maemo uses to put application at Menu.
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: cd /HelloWorldApplication/usr/share/applications/hildon [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorldApplication/usr/share/applications/hildon]>vi helloworld.desktop
Here we'll to add the address of executable file , image icon file , etc...
[Desktop Entry] Categories=Qt; Encoding=UTF-8 Version=0.1 Type=Application Name=HelloWorld Exec=/usr/bin/HelloWorld Icon=helloworld
Copying the Application Compiled to Deb Tree
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > cd HelloWorld [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > ls HelloWorld helloworld.cpp main.cpp helloworld.png HelloWorld.pro helloworld.h helloworld.ui ui_helloworld.h
In this step, you will to copy the executable file to /usr/bin folder. This executable is called by helloworld.desktop at line Exec=/usr/bin/HelloWorld on the file described above.
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp helloworld ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/bin/
Now, you will to copy the sources files to /usr/lib folder.This is recommended , but not required.
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp HelloWorld.pro ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/lib/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp helloworld.cpp ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/lib/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp helloworld.h ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/lib/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp helloworld.ui ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/lib/ [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp main.cpp ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/lib/
You will need a picture to use like Icon. You can search some image at the Google Images.In this case I renamed the picture to helloworld.png.This image is called by helloworld.desktop at line Icon=helloworld on the file described above and save to /usr/share/pixmaps/ folder.
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cp helloworld.png ../HelloWorldApplication/usr/share/pixmaps/
Creating the Deb Package
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > cd .. [sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~] > dpkg-deb -b HelloWorldApplication
Sending the .Deb Package to Maemo Device
I used the Scp command with the IP address of device. The IP address of device is searched at Settings->Connection Manager , after that , click at Connection Manager at left-Up-Corner->internet connection->IP address.
[sbox-FREMANTLE_ARMEL: ~/HelloWorld] > scp HelloWorldApplication.deb email@example.com:/home/
Installing the Deb Package at Maemo Device
Open a new terminal and do this:
ssh email@example.com
enter with the password of Maemo Device
firstname.lastname@example.com's password: Nokia-N900-43-7:~# cd .. Nokia-N900-43-7:/# cd /home/ Nokia-N900-43-7:/home# dpkg -i HelloWorldApplication.deb
Now, the application is installed at Maemo Device.
You will need to click at More... Menu and you will can see the HelloWorld Application with a icon of N900 :
Snapshoot of HelloWorld Application
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Homicides Decreased In Louisville Area Report made by Chief Heustis 31 in 1949; Ten lower than any recent year; 13 white and 18 colored Chief of Police Carl Heustis announced this week that homicides in Louisville in 1949 numbered 31, ten lower than any recent year. Of these, he said, 13 were white and 18 colored. The Negro homicides alone numbered 40 in 1948. Chief Heustis gave credit for the drop of 77 per cent in the Second Police District during 1949 to the Vice Squad. He related that only five persons were killed in the area bounded by Broadway and the River and Preston and Eighteenth during 1949 as compared with 22 killed in 1948. Of the 31 homicides 18 were committed in homes, with firearms used as weapons in 17 of the deaths. Fist fights resulted in three of the fatalities. The report for 1949 as given by Chief Heustis, brings to mind the study compiled and announced by Mrs. Ruth Russell, a sociology student at the University of Louisville, in 1949, which revealed that there were 498 homicides committed in Louisville during the past ten-year period between 1936 and 1945, that 401 were men and 97 women, and that 401 of the victims were Negroes and 141 white. Mrs. Russell attributed the high rate among Negroes more to environment, deteriorated property, undesirable institutions, cheap rents, no organized facilities, and dense population. The report revealed that the Haymarket area had the highest yearly rate per 100,000 population -- 75. Areas in the central business district or adjacent to it were reported as a close second. Supermarket Fined For Super-Charging Allen J. Bass, owner of Allen's Supermarket, 720 W. Walnut, and whose patrons are largely colored, was fined $35 in Ordinance Court this week on the charge of the use of false scales. William H. Ising, Jr., supervisor of weights and measures, said that Bass used "fast" scales, that they were off zero in favor of the seller. He said that Bass by using the scales overcharged one customer 90 cents on a roast and another 45 cents on an amount of bacon. RED CROSS AID GIVEN APPROVAL Red Cross was one of the two hospitals in Kentucky that were given U. S. - State approval last week to plans for additions through federal aid. Paul A. Hackney, director of hospital services for the State Department of Health, said the approval permits contractors to begin work immediately. Red Cross is to receive $635,395 for the purpose of increasing its bed capacity from 60 to 100, and the hospital expanded will have 35 surgical, 30 medical, 25 obstetrical, 8 pediatric and 12 orthopedic beds. The addition to the hospital is also to have four operating rooms, two delivery and two labor rooms, a laboratory and an x-ray room, and a boiler room and laundry. MAXIMUM FOR SELLING LIQUOR Walter Taylor, 66, was fined $100 in Police Court for selling liquor without a license. Taylor, who was arrested in the 3000 block on Rodman, pleaded guilty. A. J. Bartholomew, City Liquor Administrator, asked for a stiff penalty, and Judge Cates gave Taylor the maximum fine. Identified in Bus Robbery, Shooting Alvin H. Pendleton was singled out by two nurses, as the man who staged a robbery on the Chestnut Street bus line, at 30th and Madison, on Sunday, and shot the driver, William A. Ellingsworth, 1223 F. Breckinridge. The nurses, Mrs. Marcella [Erba?], Kentucky Baptist Hospital and Miss Marilyn Cain, Norton Memorial Infirmary, are reported as being the only passengers on the bus at the time of the incident. Pendleton, who was identified in the police showup, and lives in the 2800 black Eddy, obtained $40 in the robbery. He is charged with malicious shooting and wounding. IN AUDITORIUM PIANO CONCERT Tella Marie Cole DeBose Tourgee DeBose Tourgee DeBose and Tella Marie Cole DeBose will be [illegible] March 5, at 4 p. m., by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, for the benefit of its Scholarship Fund. Mrs. Katherine Cole Lawery is president of the Delta's Louisville chapter and Miss Hattie [illegible] Morton is chairman of the program committee. Mr. DeBose is head of the Music Department at Southern University and Mrs. DeBose is among the capable faculty members of the department, having under her training individual and college singing groups, which have won high praise in personal appearances and over the radio. Tourgee DeBose, the husband of Tella Marie, appeared in the performance of the difficult Capriccio Brilliant of Mendelssohn at the age of 15. Graduating at Fisk University, he received a scholarship to Oberlin, and in his first year won a place on the honor program which was noticed by the Associated Press. He became a member of the faculty at Howard University and later Talladega College. Winning a scholarship with Carl Friedberg, he was later awarded a scholarship for study abroad and as a student in Cortot's famous school in Paris he revolutionized his technical system and has become an exponent of the brilliant but French style. Tourgee DeBose has appeared in many cities including New York, Philadelphia and Washington, and at Fisk and Howard Universities, and other institutions where he has enjoyed many return engagements. DeBose was recently presented before a sophisticated audience at the famous University of Notre Dame, where he drew rapt attention. Tella Marie was discovered as an exceptionally talented and promising pianist by Miss Emma Minnis, prominent Louisville music teacher, at the age of 5, and under whose training she made her first public appearance at the age of 7. She was the youngest pupil to complete the Matthews' course in pianoforte at 12. Beginning at the age of five, Tella Marie appeared on the annual K.N.E.A. musical programs under the direction of Miss R. Lillian Carpenter, until she graduated from Central High School with honors, and received the Nannie Board Crume music award. Between the ages of seven and twelve, she was presented in recitals in Lexington, Henderson, Hopkinsville, Dayton, Chicago, New York and Indianapolis before the National Association of Musicians, and Memphis where the superintendent of education suggested the discontinuance of lesson periods, if necessary, in the colored schools in order to hear her. She also appeared over station WAVE, and in recitals at Lane, West Kentucky, and Kentucky State colleges. Tella Marie became the pupil of Dean Dwight Anderson of the University of Louisville in 1938, was awarded a scholarship by him in 1940, and he presented her in a recital at Louisville Municipal College in 1940. She appeared before the Scholarship Committee of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music for an audition in August, 1941, won the maximum scholarship amount, entered Oberlin at 16, as the youngest student, was the second honor winner the first semester and graduated with honors, and scholarship recommendations for further study in 1946. While at Southern University she has done private study, looking forward to a still greater preparation and a larger service. In their Louisville concert at the Auditorium, March 5, Tourgee and Tella Marie will appear in individual piano presentations and also together in special two-piano performances. MAMMOTH HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING SIX PERCENT DIVIDEND VOTED ROBERT HOLLOMAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF COMPANY TO SUCCEED ILL A. D. DOSS The 25th annual meeting of the stockholders of the Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Company was held at the Home Office, Tuesday, January 10. The meeting was presided over by W. C. Buford, chairman of the Board of Directors. Notwithstanding the unsettled economic conditions caused by [labor?] unrest and socio-political uncertainty, the reports of the officers to the representative number of stockholders present, showed a company income of more than two million dollars, an industrial debit of $45,000 and a substantial increase in hospitalization and ordinary contracts. The program of expansion which carried the Mammoth into three new states, Missouri, Illinois and West Virginia, through the capable and energetic members of the agency force was acknowledged as being responsible for the steady growth and development of the company. Following the report of the officers, Chairman Buford announced that the Board of Directors had declared a dividend of 6%, the largest in the history of the company, was voted for the stockholders through a motion made by I. Willis Cole, a member of the Board, after the reports of the officers were made at a session of the Board of Directors, on Monday, January 9. The reports also perhaps, had to do with the increasing of the salaries of the officers at a session of the Board which followed the meeting of the stockholders Tuesday afternoon. Members of the Board of Directors, whose terms had expired were re-elected at the stockholders meeting as follows: (Continued on page 4) Refused Permit For Drive-In Theatre The Planning and Zoning Commission turned down a request for a drive-in theater for colored people on Newburg Road, Thursday. The authority was sought by Robert Mattingly, contracter, 3817 Popular Level Road, and Fred Belcher, Anchorage automobile salesman. Constructed in Newburg at the Southern Railroad crossing, the project was to accommodate 450 cars. In turning down the proposition the Planning and Zoning Commission said that the Newburg neighborhood's best use was said to be for single-family houses, and that a drive-in theater would create a traffic hazard on Newburg Road. NAACP ELECTS BOARD MEMBERS THREE CHILDREN SHOT TO DEATH; PATRONIZE THE LEADER SUE FOR PARK RIGHTS IN TEXAS ADVERTISERS
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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, January 21, 1950. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 33. No. 3. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
Description | The Louisville Leader was an African-American newspaper published from 1917 to 1950 by I. Willis Cole in Louisville, Kentucky. This issue says Vol. 32. No. 2. but is actually Vol. 33. No. 3. There is a crease across the center of the first page that makes some lines illegible. |
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Source | Issue on Reel 7 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19500121 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
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Seven years ago when Angela and I wed, "I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine" was part of our ceremony and appeared on our wedding invitations. Thus, it was wonderful to find a ring on your website with the phrase engraved across the band. I ordered it to give to my wife for our anniversary and it arrived today. Angela is extremely happy with the ring, as am I. The ring is actually much more attractive than the image on your website suggests.
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Our dedicated staff in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, India, Japan, Brazil, Hong Kong, and China support and work together to get the fullest benefit from scientific research.
Our senior management team is responsible for Earthwatch operations and assuring all aspects of the mission of the organization are delivered with excellence.
Larry brings more than 25 years of international management experience to Earthwatch, including leadership of large business units at Procter & Gamble and Goodyear. He has consistently led successful market innovations while navigating rapidly changing landscapes in diverse markets including China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Mexico, Canada, and the U.S. Coming from the international business community, Larry is keenly aware of how human impact can add to the stresses on our planet. Larry joined Earthwatch with a strong passion and conviction that humans, individually and in groups, can absolutely be the difference in managing and minimizing those impacts.
Sue Holden is responsible for Earthwatch in the UK, Europe, Middle East and India, plus offices in Hong Kong, and Brazil. Prior to joining Earthwatch in 2014, Sue was CEO of The Woodland Trust since 2005. Prior to this Sue was at the National Trust for nine years originally as a manager of historic properties and nature conservation sites. Sue has also spent time as a Business Link Adviser, and at Shell International and Shell UK where she was a Business Consultant and Area Manager, North Wales. Sue believes that everyone needs to be inspired to take action to live sustainably and building understanding through good science and compelling evidence is critical to achieving this.
David McInnes became the CEO of Earthwatch Australia in 2013. He is an experienced educator and business manager with a passion for sustainability. His background has ranged across educational delivery and planning, business development, company management, local government, research, and sustainable business practices. David's tertiary education background includes education, accounting, management, and postgraduate studies in sustainability at Cambridge University. He is a holder of the Australian Public Service medal, a fellow of the Australian College of Education, and a professorial fellow at Monash University. David sees Earthwatch as an important facilitator of environmental research with a unique mission to link science and the community through education and the opportunity to contribute through Earthwatch projects.
Shigeo joined the Earthwatch Japan office in January 2011. He first participated in an Earthwatch project as a volunteer in the Cameroonian Rainforest expedition in 2002. Shigeo is a graduate of Tokyo University, where he majored in economics. He has worked in corporate business development in Nigeria, the Middle East, and Indonesia. In 2007, he became resident manager of a Japanese government-backed orchid conservation project in a remote mountainous region of Myanmar (Burma). After completing this two-year assignment, he moved to London to study taxonomy and horticulture of endangered plant species at Kew Botanic Gardens before taking his present position.
Raghu has more than two decades of experience in environmental projects and sustainable development. In India he has managed major projects for the British Council and the World Wildlife Fund. He was a British Chevening Scholar in environmental management at the University of Manchester. India has one of the largest populations of young people in the world, and Raghu sees a great potential for inspiring young people to explore the environment and science through participation in Earthwatch Citizen Science programs. Engaging citizens to work with scientists will help to further strengthen conservation and environmental protection initiatives.
Mahesh brings senior management and entrepreneurial experience gained in the engineering, aerospace, consumer goods, and real estate sectors in areas including corporate finance, strategic planning, financial management, business development, and general management. He believes that Earthwatch can play a significant role in raising the awareness of environmental sustainability in the world.
Scott joined Earthwatch following a 35 year senior operations career in the financial services industry. Scott has deep expertise in program delivery, automation, global project management, change management, finance and IT systems, remote project management and best practice development. Scott had spent his prior eight years with HSBC in NY and London, where he served as Senior VP. Scott was an Earthwatch participant in the HSBC Sustainability Leadership Program (SLP). Scott holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resource Conservation and has remained active in conservation as a Trustee of The Rivers Alliance as well as a member of the Conservation Commission in Canton, CT.
Dr. Moomaw is Professor Emeritus of International Environmental Policy and was the founding Director of the Center for International Environment and Resource Policy at Tufts University. He has worked on global change issues such as protection of the global climate system, the ozone layer, forests, nitrogen impacts, oceans and biodiversity. He also partners with scientists and policy makers to translate science into policy-relevant terms. He received his Ph.D. in physical chemistry from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his B.A., cum laude, in chemistry from Williams College. He has a long history of board service at Earthwatch, including ten years as Vice Chairman. He serves on the boards of several organizations focused on climate and other science based global issues including the Climate Group, The Nature Conservancy and Woods Hole Research Center, and The Consensus Building Institute. Dr. Moomaw has been a lead author of five reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, and has authored many reports to state, national and international agencies. He and his wife Margot have built a zero net energy home that uses no fossil fuels.
Nigel's principal expertise lies in interdisciplinary and international fieldwork, community-based conservation approaches, and corporate engagement with environmental issues. Trained as a life scientist at Westminster University, he served as deputy director and head of the Expeditions and Fieldwork Division of the Royal Geographical Society. He received the society's Patron's Gold Medal and the Mungo Park Award. Nigel has been on the boards of several geographic and conservation bodies and holds an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Westminster University for his services to the environment and conservation.
Bringing extensive experience in global operations and corporate partnerships, Steve oversees the delivery of a wide range of funded programs in the U.K., the U.S., Brazil, and Hong Kong that provide people from many different backgrounds with an inspiring Earthwatch experience, helping them make a difference at work and at home on their return. Steve also oversees the implementation of Earthwatch's global field safety procedures.
Mark is a prominent conservation biologist with over 20 years of experience conducting field research globally, and is responsible for oversight of scientific research on each of Earthwatch's programs. He received his doctorate from McGill University studying the evolution of host–parasite communities in tropical frog communities. Mark's interests are the development of sustainable agriculture programs that enhance both livelihoods and the environment, the active participation of local communities in field conservation programs, and the capacity development of scientists from underserved communities.
Marsha champions the development of a global human resource strategy allowing for country differences, using local human resources for guidance, and maintains a level of parity for the staff throughout the organization as it relates to salary and benefits. Marsha has a wide range of nonprofit operational management experience as a national staff member of the American Red Cross and has worked in Germany, Italy, Japan, Bosnia, and Kosovo, as well as holding several U.S. stateside assignments.
Nichole is responsible for designing and implementing global learning programs specifically geared toward helping people turn their expedition into an inward journey, as well as an outward one. She works with educators, youth, and corporate teams, and most enjoys witnessing the transformation that occurs as participants connect the research and field experience with their lives at home. Prior to joining Earthwatch, Nichole was the experiential learning manager at the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, an international human rights and social justice organization. There, she led service and learning trips to some of the most challenging parts in the world, including northern Uganda and post-earthquake Haiti. Nichole has an M.A. in environmental policy and planning and has worked to apply her passion for the environment in the public, private, and nonprofit arenas.
Directors and Trustees are responsible for the leadership and governance of Earthwatch, and for overseeing its strategy and direction. Combining diverse backgrounds, they are ambassadors for the organization, furthering the Earthwatch mission by setting strategic priorities for its work.
Chair: Whitney L. Johnson Kevin J. Anton Louise Barrett Amy Ruth Borun Richard M. Burnes, Jr. Andrew Christie Dr. Mark Collins Nicholas Dobson Richard Donkin George A. Eberstadt G. Keith Funston, Jr. Alexandra Goelet Gary F. Goldring Samuel M. Hamill, Jr. Anthea Hancocks, ex officio Dr. John Hemming, CMG Donald R. Kendall, Jr. Lisa King Dr. Margaret D. Lowman Anthony J. McMahon Judith Mosely Herschel Post, MBE Joseph R. Proctor III Brian A. Rosborough, ex officio Dr. Daniel I. Rubenstein Ruth C. Scheer Robert J. Stack Dr. Tetsuro Urabe, ex officio Mark D. Ward
Chair Emeritus: Professor David Macdonald, CBE Chair Emeritus: William G. Meserve Chair Emeritus: Sir Crispin Tickell Chester G. Atkins Donald E. Dana Willard C. (Dub) Hay James S. Hoyte David H. Koch Merrill L. Magowan Linda Millard Dr. William R. Moomaw Graham G. Spurling Professor Ian Swingland, OBE James M. Storey Bronson Thayer Jill Walsh Edward Wilson, ex officio Karen D. Zukerman
These academic and business leaders help guide and focus our work, and are an integral part of our success. We value their involvement and support both personally and financially. Their ongoing unrestricted support gives us the opportunity to achieve our mission by giving us the flexibility to allocate and send our funds to where they are most urgently needed and where they will make the most impact.
Co-chair: Alexandra (Alix) Goelet Diana Barrett Chrissy Blumenthal Mark Cappellano Pamela Chesonis Paul Cummins Jacqueline Schulman Dobranski Henry Greenewalt Gaye L. Hill Jeffrey A. Jakubiak James Patrick Kelly Sherry Matthews Teri Mendelsohn Holly Muson Wallace J. Nichols Thomas H. Nicholson Catherine Nierras Anne Pedrero Arthur D. Riggs, Ph.D. Christine Bata Schmidt Betsy Snow Victoria Stack Pamela Wilton Ulm Karen D. Zukerman
Sir Erik Bennett Peter Bennett-Jones Andrew and Nonie Christie David Earl Paul Gamel Rupert and Jan Grey Professor Wes Harry Edward and Susan Hoare Richard Lawson Elaine Massie Janet McCrae Anthony and Alison McMahon Jeremy and Angela Palmer Andrew Pindar, OBE Herschel Post, MBE, and Peggy Post David Richards and Ann MacGregor Neil Sankoff Sir John and Lady Gwenda Scarlett Neville Shulman, CBE, and Emma Shulman Paul and Mary Slawson Robert J. Stack Nicholas Stanley Charles and Cathy Swingland Mark Ward Corinna Wiltshire Lynn and Natalia Woods
Our world-class research program is guided by the expertise of these scientists, educators, and leaders of other environmental organizations. Earthwatch undertakes a rigorous peer review process as part of its selection of projects for its field research portfolio. Members of the committee are consulted as part of this peer review process when developing the project portfolio and education programs..
Professor M. James Crabbe Professor Mark Huxham, Napier University Professor Yadvinder Malhi, Oxford University Professor N. H. Ravindranath, Indian Institute of Sciences Professor Hazel Rymer, The Open University Professor M. W. Swaminathan
Chair: Dr. Josephine Lang, Deakin University Professor David Booth, University of Technology, Sydney Professor Mark Burgman, University of Melbourne Dr. David Choquenot, University of Canberra Professor Chris Dickman, University of Sydney Diana Jones, Western Australian Museum Professor David Paton, University of Adelaide Professor Nigel Stork, University of Melbourne Professor Stephen Williams, James Cook University
Earthwatch's role in the community is one which nurtures and grows the inspiration and actions necessary for society to develop a more balanced approach to business and sustainability. Our efforts improve how scientific research is funded and communicated, and our volunteering opportunities provide the means by which everyday people can reconnect with nature.
There are few organizations operating on such a global scale that engage citizens, corporate supporters, scientists, and government with such positive environmental outcomes. Participants in Earthwatch programs span all age groups and all nationalities—our common denominator is our wish to participate in sustainable activities for the benefit of our planet.
Earthwatch Australia has a committed Board of Directors who are responsible for the governance of Earthwatch and overseeing its strategy and direction.
Anthea Hancocks joined the Board in 2005 bringing with her an extensive background in business development, education, communications, relationship marketing and strategy developed through a long career in academia and the corporate and not-for-profit sectors. She is the Chief Marketing Officer for Herbert Geer Lawyers. Anthea has held senior strategy, management and operational roles with the National Australia Bank, the Melbourne Business School, Deloitte and Museum Victoria. Prior to returning to Australia, Anthea worked in the USA as Associate Professor for Museum Studies at the University of Arizona and consulting in education and Board development in the non-profit sector. Anthea has also worked in Australia for Taronga Park Zoo and the Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences.
Anthea has a B.Sc. in zoology and anthropology, an MA in anthropology and business, an MBA. She is an accredited mediator through the Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators of Australia, a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, the Deputy Chair of Trust for Nature (Victoria) and a Director of the Victorian YMCA's Youth and Community Services.
Additional Board of Directors: Professor Mark Burgman Dr. Neil Byron Heather Campbell Megan Flynn Colin Gomm Andrew Grant Dr. Josephine Lang Charles Macek Chris Schulz Professor Ian Woodrow
Earthwatch Australia research and education programs are guided by an independent Science Advisory Committee.
Dr. Josephine Lang is a passionate educator who has worked across diverse fields of the education sector for twenty-five years. Initially, she worked in secondary schools teaching in the areas of science, biology, geography and environmental studies. Josephine has worked in schools, government education departments, professional teacher associations and the zoo education service. She is a former president of both the Victorian Association for Environmental Education and the Australian Association for Environmental Education. For the past thirteen years she has worked in teacher education at universities, preparing and inspiring the new generation of teachers in our schools. Her teaching and research interests are in the areas of professional learning of teachers, education for sustainability, curriculum and assessment design, and pedagogy. She also explores the affordances of new media in the processes of learning and teaching. Josephine brings to the Board a wealth of experience and expertise in education for sustainability, policy development and implementation, learning theories, curriculum and assessment design, teaching and learning excellence, and qualitative inquiry research methodologies. She has strong skills in collaboration, management and leadership.
Additional Science Advisory Committee Members: Professor David Booth, University of Technology, Sydney Professor Mark Burgman, University of Melbourne Dr. David Choquenot, University of Canberra Professor Chris Dickman, University of Sydney Diana Jones, Western Australian Museum Professor David Paton, University of Adelaide Professor Nigel Stork, University of Melbourne Professor Stephen Williams, James Cook University
Sir Ninian Stephen was born in 1923 at Nettlebed in Oxfordshire and came to Australia in 1940. After serving in the AIF, he completed his law degree and began practice as a barrister and solicitor. He was admitted to the bar in 1952 and was made a Queen's Counsel in 1966. He became a judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria in 1970 and was made a justice of the High Court of Australia in 1972, a position which he held until being appointed governor general in 1982. In 1989 Sir Ninian became the first Australian Ambassador for the Environment, and in his three-year term was particularly energetic in working for a ban of mining in Antarctica. In 1991 he undertook one of the most difficult of all tasks when he was appointed chairman of the second strand of the Northern Ireland peace talks. Between 1993 and 1997, he was a judge on the international tribunals investigating war crimes in Yugoslavia and Rwanda. His other activities include attempting to broker peace in Bangladesh, evaluating allegations of forced labor in Burma (Myanmar), and investigating the possibility of a criminal tribunal for former Khmer Rouge leaders in Cambodia. Sir Ninian has also been chairman of the Citizenship Council since 1998. He was made a knight commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1972 and a privy counselor in 1979. Among the many honors he has since received are the Legion d'Honneur in 1983 and a knighthood of the Order of Australia in 1982. In 1994 he was made a Knight of the Garter.
Earthwatch Australia is appreciative of the support of its longstanding life governors.
Clare has a passion for the environment. She helped establish Earthwatch Australia. Clare serves on the sustainability committees of St. Catherine's School and Geelong Grammar.
Brian Rosborough is founding chairman of Earthwatch Institute, which he launched in 1972 with the goal of providing "social venture capital" to scientists by enlisting volunteers to do fieldwork. Brian has been a pioneer in the environmental field, and during his 25-year tenure as CEO he led Earthwatch to becoming one of the world's largest private funders of field research. Earthwatch Institute continues to be a major sponsor of scientific inquiry, supporting up to 130 projects each year to document changing world conditions. These expeditions search for solutions to sustainability, delving into problems such as global warming, habitat destruction, and loss of biodiversity, public health issues such as access to clean water, and the preservation of our cultural and biological heritage. Brian also serves on civic and educational boards in fields of interest. He has advised or designed projects for the United Nations ICT Task Force, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab, the Ossabaw Island Foundation, Deerfield Academy, Tulane University, the Rocky Mountain Institute, Cape Cod National Seashore, International Development Enterprises, and Digital Nations. Prior to founding Earthwatch, Brian was an investment banker in New York and served as first lieutenant on a U.S. destroyer in Southeast Asia. He lives in Concord, Massachusetts, with his family and other wildlife.
Earthwatch is a diverse community of scientists, educators, students, and businesspeople who work together to get the fullest benefit from scientific research.
Earthwatch Institute India Trust is a public charitable trust and a not-for-profit organization.
Chair: Mike H. Pandey
Trustee and Science Lead: Dr. G. Srinivasan
Trustee: Aloka Majumdar
Our boards of directors are responsible for the leadership and governance of Earthwatch and for overseeing its strategy and direction. Combining diverse personal and professional backgrounds, they are ambassadors for Earthwatch, furthering our mission by setting strategic priorities for our work.
Chair: Professor Dr. Tetsuro Urabe
Professor Dr. Hideki Ishida Yoichi Tao Eisuke Kumano Michael T. Kobayashi Toshihiko Goto Professor Dr. Yoshinori Yasuda Professor Noriko Takemoto Shigeo Yasuda
Jun-ichi Nishi Takahisa Taguchi
The invaluable advisory councils serve as expert resources for Earthwatch in crystalizing and delivering its global message.
Zhang Hanzhi, Development Research Center of the State Council, PRC Jiro Kondo, Research Institute for Technology and the Environment Chou Loke Ming, University of Singapore Professor M. S. Swaminathan, MS Swaminathan Research Foundation
Our Conservation Education and Research Trust (CERT) Board of Trustees is responsible for the leadership and governance of Earthwatch and for overseeing its strategy and direction. Combining diverse backgrounds, they are ambassadors for the organization, furthering the Earthwatch mission by setting strategic priorities for its work.
Chair: Louise Barrett Vice Chair: Dr. Mark Collins Andrew Christie Richard Donkin Nicholas Dobson Dr. John Hemming, CMG Whitney L. Johnson, ex officio Lisa King Anthony J. McMahon Judith Mosely Herschel Post, MBE Joseph R. Proctor III Dr. Daniel I. Rubenstein Mark D. Ward Larry Mason, ex officio
Sir Crispin Tickell, GCMG Professor David Macdonald, CBE Professor Ian Swingland, OBE
Sir Erik Bennett Peter Bennett-Jones Andrew and Nonie Christie David Earl Paul Gamel Rupert and Jan Grey Professor Wes Harry Edward and Susan Hoare Richard Lawson Elaine Massie Janet McCrae Anthony and Alison McMahon Jeremy and Angela Palmer Andrew Pindar, OBE Herschel Post, MBE, and Peggy Post David Richards and Ann MacGregor Neil Sankoff Sir John and Lady Scarlett Neville Shulman, CBE, and Emma Shulman Paul and Mary Slawson Robert J. Stack Nicholas Stanley Charles and Cathy Swingland Mark Ward Corinna Wiltshire Lynn and Natalia Woods
Our world-class research program is guided by the expertise of these scientists, educators, and leaders of other environmental organizations. Earthwatch undertakes a rigorous peer review process as part of its selection of projects for its field research portfolio. Members of the committee are consulted as part of this peer review process when developing the project portfolio and education programs.
Our boards of directors are responsible for the leadership and governance of Earthwatch, and for overseeing its strategy and direction. Combining diverse backgrounds, they are ambassadors for the organization, furthering the Earthwatch mission by setting strategic priorities for its work.
Chair: Amy Ruth Borun Vice Chair: Ruth C. Scheer Kevin J. Anton Richard M. Burnes, Jr. George A. Eberstadt G. Keith Funston, Jr., Treasurer Alexandra Goelet Gary F. Goldring Samuel M. Hamill, Jr. Donald R. Kendall, Jr. Whitney L. Johnson Dr. Margaret D. Lowman Brian A. Rosborough, ex officio Dr. Daniel I. Rubenstein Robert J. Stack
Chair Emeritus, U.S.: William G. Meserve Chester G. Atkins Donald E. Dana Willard (Dub) Hay James S. Hoyte David H. Koch Merrill Magowan Linda Millard Dr. William R. Moomaw Graham G. Spurling James M. Storey Bronson Thayer Jill Walsh Edward Wilson, ex officio Karen D. Zukerman


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The overall idea is that one child would be simultaneously projecting his/her ideas and feelings through different activities rather than just choosing one. Each kid will create it's own unique blend through the choice of workshops to join. Each child = different mix.
The logo reflects that diversity of possibilities based on the same basic units (dance, read, express, art, music). The elements are overlapping and connecting, just as the activities in centre are.
Endless variations and structures can be made. It uses the same DNA, but always in new manner.
The logo can & should stay 'alive', dynamic. Constant change combined with overall recognition of DREAM center. The stationary & signage should profit from it's modular nature by having bigger diversity and playfullnes.


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3 What's going on?detonator | 03/06/2013 | See all detonator's reviews (8)Just finished the single player portion of this game.The good:-Game play was fun, combat/puzzle sections well placed-Great graphics and surroundings-New combat features welcome, kept the fighting freshThe bad:-Ok so my main issue here is the storyline. Apart from a brief intro cutscene that leaves a little to be explained you then spend hours battling through monsters with no real idea of what you're doing or why you're doing it. Coupled with quite a few jumps through time (again done quickly and not fully explained) made for very confusing plot/storyline that was hard to follow. I'm sure if I played through again it may make a bit more sense but you shouldn't have to do that with a game. I feel as though you had to play all the other God of War games to really understand whats going on here which I think is a mistake.. a game should be designed so that anyone can pick it up. Also as it's chronologically the first game in the GoW series you think it would spend a bit more time explaining things. The thing I loved about GoW3 was you could play it and really enjoy it without ever having played any of the other games. Not only was the gameplay fantastic but it also felt like you were watching an epic movie.. so many decent cutscenes that really kept you in the know.I didn't try the multiplayer yet so can't comment on that (if I'm honest I don't buy a GoW game for multiplayer), however if you have some cash and want to buy this but haven't played GoW3 I would recommend that game instead.
5 God of War: Ascension is amazing! Must buy!LifeLongGamer | 29/03/2013 | See all LifeLongGamer's reviews (1)If you're a fan of past God of War games you will love God of War: Ascension, it's an amazing game that I'd recommend to any fans of the series or genre.The graphics are the best on consoles by a large margin. The art-style and wide colour palette exemplify the amazing technical graphics. It just looks beautiful.The gameplay is fast, fun and exciting. Plenty of upgrades, magic, world weapons and an element system keep combat fun and varied.The sound is brilliant with an amazing OST by Tyler Bates and a first class voice cast.The story is great and seeing the human side of Kratos is interesting. I don't want to say much and risk spoiling it, it becomes even clearer/better on a second play-through.The multiplayer is incredibly fun, it's good enough to be a standalone game.So yes, if you have a PS3 and you're over 18 years old you MUST buy this game, if you're a newcomer to the series I also highly recommend trying both HD collections and God of War III, all are such amazing games and can be bought brand new for a very good price nowadays.
4 4 skimBALDYMAN1 | 21/03/2013 | See all BALDYMAN1's reviews (60)just played it on campaign its brutal and stilla kratos game it doesn,t have that epic feel thatthe other god of war games have but its a very good gamei gave it 4 stars haven,t tryed multi yet
3 hhmmmmmm.jules74656 | 13/08/2013 | See all jules74656's reviews (4)I went into playing Ascension with a lot of high expectations. While it is fair to say that many of those expectations were met (graphics, gameplay, combat system), there was also that hmmmmm element to it, as in hhmmmm, isn't this getting a little too same old, same old? I also thought that for a GoW title, the game was also very short. Don't get me wrong, as a huge franchise fan, for what Ascension delivers, it is a good game. Just not quite very good. A slight disappointment, though still well worth buying. I think it suffers from GoW 3 being so phenomenal, and players wondering where do you go from there and how do you top that? In all, if you're a fan, buy it, if you just want to give it a try, I'd rent it first then make an informed choice.


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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I am a Primary Peritoneal Cancer survivor (19 months in remission). I want to know which is best to have, CT scan or PET scan to check for recurrence of disease? Also if recurrence does occur, is it possible to have intraperitoneal (IP) therapy again?
Stephen C. Rubin, MD, Professor and Chief of the Division of Gynecologic Oncology, University of Pennsylvania Health System, responds:
Primary Peritoneal Cancer (PPC), which arises in the lining of the abdominal (peritoneal) cavity, is nearly identical to ovarian cancer in its outlook, treatment, and follow-up. As with ovarian cancer, most patients with PPC will have an elevated CA 125 at the time of diagnosis. After entering remission, a re-elevation of CA 125 is generally the earliest sign of recurrence. We typically follow CA 125 levels about every two to three months once our patients enter remission. CT scans and possibly PET scans are often used to evaluate patients with elevated CA 125 levels. (See this previous question about PET/CT use). It is possible to have IP chemotherapy a second time if circumstances are appropriate, but it would be unusual.
Jun 4, 2013 - For women with advanced epithelial ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal cancer who have undergone surgery and first-line chemotherapy, maintenance therapy with pazopanib is associated with significant longer median progression-free survival versus placebo, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, held from May 31 to June 4 in Chicago.