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Glory of the Hagia Sophia (1.Day)
-As a former church, mosque, and now museum, this structural building represents the crossover that happened to Constantinople from Byzantine rule to Ottoman grandeur. As one of Istanbul's great glories built between 532 and 537AD, originally by the emperor Justinian, intricate frescoes adorn the ceiling. Representing scenes from the Bible and prominent figures of the Byzantine Empire, they sit next to large circular plagues pinned to the wall that highlight Islamic calligraphy art. The galleries of the upper level are where the best view of the interior of the iconic building is to be seen
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Galata Tower (2. Day)
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Taksim Square (2. Day)
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Beşiktaş Square (2. Day )
– Besiktas is one of the oldest districts and neighborhoods of Istanbul, located on the European side of the city. It's also considered as one of the city centers, both residential and commercial especially for small businesses. At the same time, besides having a major public bus and dolmus terminal, Besiktas is also one of the sea hubs on the Bosphorus from which boats depart for various neighborhoods on the shores of the Asian side.
According to the old sources, the Ottomans called the area as "Bestas" (five stones) probably derived from 5 columns piled into the coast to moore the ships. But Besiktas literaly means "cradle stone" in Turkish and there are other stories about the origins of this name dating back to the Byzantine period. We know that Besiktas became an important residential area after the Conquest of Constantinople when the Ottomans put an end to the pirates coming from the Black Sea and plundering villages outside of the Byzantine city walls.
Ortaköy (2. Day)
– Ortakoy is one of the nicest neighborhoods of Besiktas districts in the European side of Istanbul on the Bosphorus Strait, right under the first Bosphorus bridge. In Turkish it means "middle village" because it was in the middle of the strait, and during the Ottoman period it was just a small fishing village and a resort for the Ottoman dignitaries because of its attractive location. After many years, the district is still a popular spot for local people and foreign visitors.
– Check-in at the Germany and Netherlands
– Flight to Istanbul (Turkish Airlines).
– Arrival to Istanbul and bus transfer service to Hotel
– Free time to discover the authentic beauty of the city.
– Open buffet breakfast at the Hotel
– Guided local tour with a Professional tour guide (5 Hours)
– We will visit: Topkapı Palace, Park Gulhane , Hagia Sophia,
Sultanahmet, Hippodrome, Grand Bazaar, The Spice Bazaar.
– Places to See on the 2 hours Bosphorus Cruise: (Optional)
(Eyüp Square, Galata Bridge, Maiden's Tower, Bosphorus Bridge,
Egiptian Embassy, Rumeli Fortress, Galatasaray Island) with Professional tour guide.
– Free time to discover the authentic beauty of the city.
– Optional evening event: Turkish Fasıl Night
– Open buffet breakfast at the Hotel
– Guided local tour with a Professional tour guide (5 Hours)
– We will visit: Galata Bridge, Galata Tower, Tunnel, Asmalı Mescit,
Galatasaray, Taksim Square, Beşiktaş Square, Çırağan Palace ,
Ortakoy, (info below)
– Free time to discover the authentic beauty of the city.
– Optional evening event: Clubbing at one of the most popular disco
clubs in town.
– Open buffet breakfast at the Hotel
– Kadıköy and Çamlıca tour with the team as an optional activity.
– The ones who would like to discover around, shop or organize any
other activities are very welcome to do so. If you need opinions
about what to do and how to make the most of your time on the l
last day, you can always get the advice of our team!
– Free time to discover the authentic beauty of the city
– Open buffet breakfast at the Hotel
– Check-out.
– Free time until afternoon.
– Bus tranfer service to Istanbul airport.
– Heading back to Germany and Netherlands
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Bucks Children's Centres To Be Replaced
8 January 2018, 17:14 | Updated: 8 January 2018, 18:10
35 children's centres in Buckinghamshire are to be closed and replaced by a new 'Early Help Service'.
It will include nine hubs from which family workers will go out into the community.
Seven of those hubs will be based at the existing children's centre buildings, but how the remaining 28 sites will be used hasn't been decided yet, which has been criticised by some families.
The plans have been agreed by Buckinghamshire County Council, which says the changes help families most in need by making services more proactive than reactive. It wants to provide help earlier to prevent small problems from getting out of control.
Currently, less than a quarter of eligible children are accessing the county's children's centres more than three times a year.
Cabinet member for Children's Services, Warren Whyte said: "This is a great opportunity to support children and families who need us the most. By going out to where they are, dealing with the whole family and all of their issues and listening to what families need rather than waiting for them to reach a crisis point, I'm confident we can make some real positive changes for families in Buckinghamshire.
"I'm particularly keen now for ideas on how we can continue to keep our Children's Centre buildings in use going forward; whether that is to support increasing Early Years places, schools, other support and services for children, young people and families, or broader community use."
Alka Dass is a parent who uses one of the centres affected, and told Heart she is "extremely disappointed but not surprised" by the decision.
"What I am really confused about is that a report was agreed to where you don't actually have a very clear plan or indication of what is actually going to be happening at 28 centres," she said.
"So seven centres are turning into hubs, and you're agreeing to a proposal where you actually don't know what's going to happen."
A petition against the plans gathered more than 3000 signatures, and protests against the changes were held on Saturday.
The Cabinet's decision may be called in by a group of councillors opposing the proposals.
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|99-up IRS to live axle swap
|Mirrored from: http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/
My main reason for doing the live axle swap was wheelhop. It is bad in the verts, apparently a lot more than the coupes. I contacted 3 local Mustang shops and all of them quoted me $5000 or more for the swap. They were about $2000 higher than it cost me to do the mod. I have had the axle in for only a few days and have not been too hard on it yet. I plan several more "reinforcing mods" before I really try to test it. Those will be completing the last few parts needed for the swap (sway bar, pinion snubber), the Apten Cooling mod and a 26 spline input shaft from Liberty Gear along with T56 teardown/rebuild. I also plan on having Dyno Daves weld up the Torque Boxes for longevity.
Some of the parts I lucked into through contacts at work, in my car club or at the place that did the install, Dyno-Daves in Brownstown, Michigan. The ones I did not pay for have estimated prices, but also part numbers so you can find them. I have tried to find as many part numbers as possible. I have all the major ones, just a few bolts I am missing the info on. My total will not really match this list because of some of the parts I was just given by friends. The list contains many parts marked with **. This indicates FORD ONLY PART, you must acquire these parts from a Ford source or Dealer unless you have other connections. All the rest of the parts either have several possible options or are not critical to finishing the job, Dust Shields for instance. See the Vendors list below for contact info on every place I got parts from or their websites. Also remember when ordering parts from a Dealer to mention you are an SVTOA member, typical 15% discount. Also the MCT source pricing is only available to members of the Motor City Terminators Car Club. Join here and save--? http://www.motorcityterminators.org/
When sourcing your Live Axle Swap you can shop around for best price on every component, some components or go to a reliable local shop and have them do the leg work. Maybe a bit of each is best. I know I could have got the ring and pinion cheaper but it was easier quicker just to pay retail for it.
My total cost for every part minus swap labor was $2976.65
Parts List
1. 8.8 Ford Rear Axle housing, stripped (WG&A $400 including brake brkts)
2. 8.8 T/A Reinforced Cover with bolts/washers/gasket (WG&A $170)
3. Moser 31 spline axles with ABS adapters (WG&A $285)
4. 31 spline Eaton Posi unit with metal clutch plates (WG&A $380)
5. FRPP 3.73 Ring and Pinion (WG&A $195)
6. Timken Wheel Bearing (WG&A $20)
7. CK Wheel Seal (WG&A $12)
8. Timken Bearing Kit (WG&A $100)
9. Welding tubes, additional weld on brkts and assembly of rear unit (WG&A $150)
10. 4oz Mopar Friction Modifier and 3qts 75/140 Synthetic Gear oil (WG&A $25)
11. ABS Tone rings F4ZZ-2C189-A (quan 2) (MCT source $13.28ea)**
12. Cobra Pinion Flange E9TZ-4851-A (MCT source $23.80)**
13. RH Brake Bracket F4ZZ-2C100-B (MCT source $63.92)**
14. LH Brake Bracket F4ZZ-2C101-B (MCT source $62.84)**
15. RH ABS Sensor BRAB-138 or 3R3Z-2C190-CA (MCT source $35.64)**
16. LH ABS Sensor BRAB-137 or 3R3Z-2C190-BA (MCT source $28.22)**
17. GT ABS Sensor Bolt (quan 2) Estimate $4 (Supplied by friend gratis)
18. LH Exhaust hanger XR3Z-5260-AA Estimate $20** (Supplied by friend gratis)
19. RH Exhaust hanger 3R3Z-5C263-AA Estimate $20** (Supplied by friend gratis)
20. Exhaust Hanger Clip HN3(quan 4) Estimate $10** (Supplied by friend gratis)
21. Exhaust Hanger Bolt HS1 (quan 4)Estimate $10** (Supplied by friend gratis)
22. Shock Mount Bracket 18164 (quan 2) Estimate $20** (Supplied by friend gratis)
23. Shock Mount Bolt/Nut HB1 and HN1 (quan 2 ea) Estimate $10** (Supplied by friend gratis)
24. Strange Eng. 10-way Adj shock #S6004LM (quan 2) $65 ea (online from Strange)
25. Fox Body Mustang Springs CC835 (Downriver Spring Service $81.37)
26. Urethane Rear Spring isolators 2114-6101G (Ramchargers $18)
27. X2C UCA/LCA X2CBXR9904 (X2C ONLINE$162.40 shipped)
28. Differential-to-UCA bushing 1R3Z-5A638-BA (quan 2) (MCT source $8.17ea)**
29. Rear Upper Housing Bushing Set 29264049H (Ramchargers $22)
30. UCA Bolts HB1 or W704586-S426 (Quan 4) (Jack Demmer $4.36ea [15%SVTOA])
31. UCA Nuts HN1 or WS20214-S60 (Quan 4) (Jack Demmer $3.13ea [15%SVTOA])
32. LCA Bolts HB2 or W704939-S426 (Quan 4) (Jack Demmer $5.14ea [15%SVTOA])
33. LCA Nuts HN2 or WS20215-5427 (Quan 4) (Jack Demmer $4.25ea [15%SVTOA])
34. REAR DAMPNER KIT (Pinion Snubber) F8ZZ-4A263-AA $22.82
35. REAR SWAY BAR 23mm F6ZZ-5A772-BA (MCT source $87.15 )
36. SWAY BAR BOLT M10 N808928-S436 (quan 4) (MCT source $3.59ea )
37. SWAY BAR NUT & RETAINER N811481-S436 (quan 4) (MCT source $2.11ea)
38. DUST SHIELD F4ZZ-2C028-A (quan 2) (MCT source $7.81ea )
39. DUST SHIELD SCREW/WASHER N602726-S2 (quan8) (MCT source $3.27ea)
40. Fuel Filter (Napa #3595 $11.42)
41. 7mm Nylon push pins (Quan 6) (Supplied by friend gratis)
42. Borla Catback Exhaust (over-axle GT type) (Extreme Motorsports $449 shipped)
Component Details
1. Our cars can use a Ford 8.8 from '99 to the current year. Most earlier 8.8 assemblies are narrower by 3/4" per side. Some guys say you can use them for their ability to allow wider tires. I cannot confirm that so I suggest a '99 or later housing. The new housing (stripped, empty) by itself is not available from a retail source, only available as a stock complete replacement axle assembly. You get to pay about $750 for it with 3.27 gears in it. It will have a 3.27 ring and pinion (discard), 28 spline stock axles (discard), 28 spline stock Traction-lok differential (discard), seal (non-reusable), Bearings (non-reusable) and sheet metal rear cover (discard). The only pieces you need are the actual housing (cast/milled center piece) and the axle tubes with ends on them. You can go to a salvage yard to find one but will need to inspect it carefully. The tubes can sustain bends and might need straightening, this is common. A good axle shop can do the straightening as even my new unused axle tubes needed a few spots worked on. The ends on the axle tubes can be of many varieties too. They are where the brake brackets attach to the axle. Some people selecting to use different brakes choose different ends, such as FORD 9" ends. Not really sure on why, most always drag racing related reasons, slick clearance and such. My housing was acquired from Bill Amsdill of Warren Gear and Axle. He has a Ford source that got him the housing and the MACH1 brake brackets for $400. Considering the brackets run like $80ea retail that is a decent deal. I met Bill Amsdill at the Autorama car show and he mentioned he could do the job for a low price and had lots of experience. I took a chance and it paid off. I recommend them highly, real nice folks to deal with.
2. The T/A cover is a very robust cast/milled aluminum piece with a special bearing loading setup. The two bolts on the rear center rib apply load to the two main axle bearings. This adds a good bit of strength to the whole center part of the assembly. WGA supplied me with the bolts, washers and the gasket for this cover.
3. Moser 31 spline axles are rated to be withstand 7000 lb/ft of torque, yes, seven thousand, straight from their webpage http://www.moserengineering.com The number may seem high but that is considering the multiplying factor of the wheel radius and the final gear ratio. They are good to maximum power the 8.8 housing itself can withstand which is 750-800 RWTQ. There are several options here including other vendors like Strange or FRPP. These axles must have ABS Tone Ring adapters pressed on inorder to keep your ABS functioning. Moser charges $20 per axle to do this. It makes it easy for your assembler to further press on your ABS Tone Rings.
4. The Eaton posi traction unit seems to be a very popluar choice among those upgrading differentials. It is preferred over the similar unit from Auburn Gear because of ease of rebuilding should a component fail. I also went with the metal clutch plates instead of carbon fiber ones at the urging of WGA. The carbon fiber supposedly wears out faster and the only downside of the metal ones is potential for more noise. That potential is reduced by adding Friction Modifier, which I did. There are many options here also, the Auburn unit is a bit cheaper, there is the Detroit Locker (loud clicking noise when one wheel slips) and also the spool (single piece unit permanently locking both axles together, very rough jerky motion in turns) for dedicated ¼ mile racers only.
5. I wanted a little more gear in the car so I went with 3.73 ring and pinion. There are guys using 3.90 and 4.10 but I did not want that much. WGA advised of noise problems with the 3.90, which I was considering briefly. I had heard the same complaint elsewhere but also was told it would be fine if setup right. I decided 3.73 was fine as I had had that in another car and liked it. It feels fine and is not too much gear at all for a S/C motor such as ours. Should be finishing the ¼ more towards the middle of 4th gear instead of right after the shift from 3rd.
6-7-8. These are all components recommended by WGA as high quality. They have been using them for years with good results.
9. Welding axle tubes to the cast iron housing is a popular reinforcing step when building up an axle for heavy-duty usage. It keeps them from moving (duh) or rotating. Stock 8.8 rears are not welded; the axle tubes are just pressed in. WGA also chased (added to) the welds on the brake brackets and tube ends for additional strength. WGA built up the whole assembly to spec and informed me the backlash was set to an ideal 0.008". There are quite a few tricks involved in getting a trouble free rear setup. There is a part inside called a crush flange. There is no torque spec for it; you just keep tightening till the axle requires 20-in/lb torque to rotate. Could be 250 ft/lbs required, could be 450 or more. There are several spacers bearing and shims required to do it too. If you know what you are doing, have at it. If you are uncertain at all, better to have a guy with 25yrs experience to it-------WGA. Brad at Dyno-Daves also can build up an 8.8 for you, he mentioned he has done quite a few.
10. The Friction Modifiers purpose is to quiet the potential noise the metal clutch plates in the differential could cause. It would only be noticeable in tight turns but since it is easy to remedy I did. I chose to use Synthetic Differential fluid, the proper viscosity is 75/140. If you use non-synthetic 75/90 is correct.
11. The ABS tone rings on our IRS are those little gear-looking wheels on the inner side of the inner CV joint. It works by magnetic pulse. These are also called "exciter rings" The space between the teeth causes magnetic pulses to be read by the ABS sensor and detect wheel lockup during braking. On the 8.8 Live Axle they are in an entirely different place, all the way out past the tube end and brake bracket. It still looks like a gear, just wider and larger than the IRS ABS tone ring. These need to be pressed on the axles before final assembly. Also you may need to use ABS Tone Ring adapters if the axles are not designed to be used with ABS Tone Rings. It is just a small flanged ring pressed on the axles near the stud flange.
12. In order to keep your Cobra's Aluminum Drive shaft you will need to use a Cobra Pinion Flange, which is larger in diameter than the standard flange that comes on an 8.8. It is also a good idea to go ahead and buy a new Cobra flange instead of taking off the one from the IRS. They are pretty inexpensive and it makes it easier for your differential builder too.
13-14. These brake brackets are the same one used on the 97-98 Cobra and also the '03-04 MACH1. They are considerably more expensive than listed above when bought retail. They need to be put on before the axles are installed. So if you are doing a swap with a GT owner you will need to pull the axles and install these if you wish to keep your Cobra brakes.
15-16. The GT ABS Sensors have a small round post instead of the flat rectangular tab "exciter sensors" that are on the IRS ABS Sensors. They also use a smaller bolt to mount on the MACH1 brake brackets. They are about half the length of the IRS ABS Sensors too. In order to plug/unplug them you will need to get the upper liner out of the car trunk. They plug into their wiring harness right at the back topside of the rear wheelhouse on both sides. This is where Item #44, 7mm Nylon PushPins will come in handy. You will be removing about 5 of them to gain access and they usually break on removal.
17. A smaller screw size bolt is used for holding the GT ABS Sensors in place. Unable to find this number, luckily Brad had a couple of them in a drawer.
18-19-20-21. The Cobra catback is suspended from the IRS on our cars. You will need these brackets to properly suspend the catback, which must now go up and over the axle instead of under as the IRS exhaust does. They need special clips and bolts that fit to holes already in place under your car.
22-23. These were a bear, We ended up going to a salvage yard and getting them off of an '88 Cougar right in the middle of the swap. They were not included on the rear housing from WGA. These mount the lower end of the shock to the shock bracket on the axle tube. The top of the shock mounts through the floor in the trunk.
24. I picked these shocks because of the adjustment range, performance and low cost. They also have a good reputation on the Mustang Boards.
25. I researched springs quite a bit. A few swap guys have complained about stock '99-up GT springs as being even higher looking than our stock IRS. The GT springs are also very different spring rates too. Typical for GT is 200 lbs/in whereas our IRS springs are 470 (vert) and 600 (coupe). Don't think you can swap IRS springs into a solid axle, way too stiff, wrong height and the bottom is not shaped properly (I was asked "why not" in a recent email). The spring shop I went too stated these springs would make for a slight drop and work well with the rest of the live axle. They are stock springs for an 87-93 Mustang GT. Initially they provided a 3/8" drop and a good ride. Springs are supposed to settle a bit in the first few hundred miles so they may go down a little more.
26. There are isolators on your IRS springs, mainly to prevent squeaking. You also need them on a swap. I went to Ramchargers for these, probably many types available. They are basically just a urethane spacer between the spring and the car and the lower control arm.
27. These Upper and Lower control arms are good quality, robust design, come with firm bushings and also very cheap. They also preload the pinion angle to good street/strip friendly 2 degrees. They are much better than stock upper/lower control arms with their undesirable squishy rubber bushings for getting a good launch. You can go really crazy on control arms. I could have turned the $150 spent on these into almost $800 at the Maximum Motorsports site. The adjustable lowers are designed to raise the car to use larger diameter slicks. The adjustable uppers are used to increase the preload down-angle on the pinion (axle housing) Drag racers like about a 4-degree down-angle for best launches. Everybody makes UCA/LCA's for Mustangs, Steeda, UPR, HPM, Metco… I'm sure there are many more, good luck choosing.
28. This is the bushing that goes on the Differential "Ears" and mounts to the Upper Control Arm. It has a steel sleeve that you need to use along with Item #29. You remove the steel center sleeve and press out the rubber bushing. Then insert #29 and reinstall for a very solid relationship for the UCA.
29. There are a couple different durometer bushings you can use here. I went with these highest durometer ones to add stiffness for less deflection.
30-31-32-33. Factory bolts for factory type fit. These bolts are also galvanized for longer, less rusty life should you need to make changes under there. The nuts are also treated, have large attached flanges obviating washers and are the nylon locking type. You can choose to use regular hardware store type bolts here and save a good deal of money. They won't be galvanized or certified for rear end use however.
34. The pinion snubber is a bumper that attaches via a bracket to three clip holes under your car. Another instance where you need the clips to attach to a panel and a bolt to go through that and snug it up. The pinion snubber uses the exact same clips and bolts as the Exhaust hangers.
35-36-37. I recommend using a Rear Sway bar, some guys don't but I tried it and it feels too weird. The car jiggles long after going over a bump and does not recover well. Also cornering feels awkward. You can always take it off at the strip if you want the weight delete.
38-39. Brake shields are not essential but the IRS had them so I got them for the live axle also.
40. Change your Fuel Filter while you have the IRS out. You will never have easier access to it.
41. You might need these after plugging in your ABS sensors in the trunk. You have to remove a few pinned down trim pieces and these pushpins like to break.
42. I chose Borla for my exhaust for this swap. I drove 15000 miles with my Bassani's on there, still like the sound fine, just time for a change. Extreme had MACH1 Stinger catbacks on sale for $449 shipped so I grabbed 'em. No regrets at all, a little louder, a little deeper and a bit more drone. Several compliments so far too.
Swap Steps
My swap was done by a mechanic named Brad at Dyno-Daves. It took a little over 6 hours but that included two hours of delay for parts runs, totally my fault. Brad is a very knowlegdeable young wrench with an excellent attitude. A lot of other talents too, TIG welding, Roll cages, Subframes, Auto-trans build up and lots more.
This is a general overview of the process as I saw it done. There may be some details omitted. You are responsible if you decide to take your car apart and can't get it back together. Proceed with extreme caution; remember this is the Internet. :-)
Many associated pictures of the components and the swap in progess are available here, http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4287212243 You will need to register (free) to view them.
1. Remove upper trunk trim liner to get access to top shock mounting nut and ABS connector.
2. Remove the shock nut and unplug the ABS sensor.
3. Jack car up, preferably with a lift, tough job on jackstands. All following instructions assume use of a lift.
4. Remove rear wheels
5. Remove bolts from brake caliper assembly, do not disassemble or detach the brake lines, suspend the entire assembly from wheelwell with wire or ziptie
6. Remove brake disc
7. Disconnect emergency brake cable
8. Remove emergency brake assembly
9. Remove driveshaft bolts from pinion flange and then remove driveshaft from transmission
10. Remove bolts from Rear ABS Sensors, pull sensors out.
11. Remove lower shock mount bolts, remove shocks from car.
12. Remove catback exhaust.
13. Support rear of IRS with tall screw-type jackstands and remove the rear IRS subframe bolts. Also loosen the nuts on the front subframe bolts, do not remove yet. This allows easier pivoting of the IRS in the next step.
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15. Pivot the IRS back up and just put the bolts back through the hole. Remove the nuts from the front IRS mounts.
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21. Install Pinion snubber
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23. Install the Upper Control Arms on the car.
24. Install the Lower Control Arms on the car.
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The Venice High School Alumni Association presented its "2008 Alumnus of the Year Awards" November 1st to Jan Davis, Jeff Shimizu and Hortensia Amaro.
Davis was honored for her 22 years of dedication and accomplishments at Venice High School. She volunteered at Venice High as drill team coach and in 1985 became a full-time dance, science and physical education instructor. Davis was later promoted to dean of students, assistant principal, and later served as principal for seven years.
She has been an active member of the Gondo Golf Classic, a fund-raising program for over ten years. She was recently promoted to the Los Angeles Unified School District office.
Shimizu was honored for his contributions to Venice High School and Santa Monica College, a key education institution for Venice graduates. He was the varsity football assistant coach, head B football coach, head varsity baseball coach and guided Venice High to three straight 3A City championships.
Shimizu served as an academic coordinator on the board of Reviving Baseball in the Inner City, a program sanctioned by Major League Baseball. Shimizu, who has worked at Santa Monica College since 1985, has served as a counselor, athletic director and dean, and he is currently vice president of academic affairs.
Amaro was honored for her work in the treatment of substance abuse and interventions with pregnant and addicted mothers. She has been principal investigator on projects regarding substance abuse, mental health, HIV, abuse prevention and training.
Amaro was appointed to the Boston Public Health Commission and has been a consultant with the National Institute of Drug Abuse and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She was selected as distinguished visiting professor at Ben-Gurion University in Israel and was listed as one of America's 100 most influential Hispanics.
Amaro is currently a distinguished professor at Bouve College of Health Sciences at Northeastern University in Boston.
Paul Belli, alumni association president, served as master of ceremonies. Presentations were given by current and former Venice principals Lonnie Wallace and Bud Jacobs.
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Nikiya, a temple dancer, is in love with the warrior Solor. The High Brahmin pursues Nikiya, and when she rejects him, he plans to take revenge on Solor. The High Brahmin tells the Princess Gamzatti, Solor's fiancée, about Solor's secret affair with Nikiya. But Gamzatti does not want revenge on Solor, and instead arranges for Nikiya to be killed. As he celebrates his wedding to Gamzatti, Solor is haunted by Nikiya's shade. The gods are angered, and destroy the temple, killing everyone at the wedding. Finally, Solor and Nikiya are united in death.
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Thursday, 2 January 2014
CD Review: Beyond The Permafrost, by Skeletonwitch (2007)
The second studio album from Ohio's Skeletonwitch is full of quantity and quality, but Beyond The Permafrost may be literally and figuratively a bit too fast for its own good. The record is packed with melodic thrash death metal played at hyperspeed, maniacal strumming, durable melodies, and Chance Garnette's scratchy growl vocals dominating an uncamouflaged frontal assault.
Within the prevailing brevity, there is plenty to enjoy. Opener Upon Wings Of Black sets the tone with an illegal speed blurring down the road, riding Derrick Nau's massive drums. Baptized In Flames is among the more ambitious tracks, and introduces a more deliberate, thoughtful tempo before breaking into an infectious staccato-riff. Feast Upon Flesh returns to the fastest possible speed of riffing, and still finds time to play with horror-movie themes.
Within My Blood ends the album with a sublime re-imagining of Iron Maiden's harmonies within a melodic death metal / thrash context, Nate Garnette and Scott Hedrick channeling and modernizing Adrian Smith and Steve Murray. The result is a hypnotic classic, the final two minutes almost exclusively dedicated to the magical guitar duel, the best evidence of the potentially massive talent residing within Skeletonwitch.
Nate Garnette - Guitars
Scott Hedrick - Guitars
Chance Garnette - Vocals
Eric Harris - Bass
Derrick Nau - Drums
Songlist (ratings out of 10):
1.Upon Wings Of Black - 9
2. Beyond The Permafrost - 7
3. Baptized In Flames - 9
4. Sacrifice For The Slaughtergod - 7
5. Vengeance Will Be Mine - 7
6. Limb From Limb - 7
7. Cast Into The Open Sea - 8
8. Fire From The Sky - 8
9. Soul Thrashing Black Sorcery - 8
10. Remains Of The Defeated - 7
11. Feast Upon Flesh - 9
12. Within My Blood - 10
Average: 8.00
Produced by Cory Smoot and Skeletonwitch.
Mastered by Alan Douches.
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This has been coming for a long, long time.
Finally! the mighty guitar skills of the legendary Jun Senoue, and the vocal tenacity of Axel Rudi Pell lead singer Johnny Gioeli have reunited to perform what can only be described as an electrifying medley of classic Crush 40 tracks at the Tokyo Game Show on the 12th of October. I had been talking to Jun about a month ago, and although he told me to keep it all very hush hush, he said there would be a little surprise for those in attendance; that being a live performance of the new title track for the upcoming Wii title Sonic and the Black Knight, "Knight of the Wind".
Johnny and Jun crash onto stage with an extra long opening version of "I am…All of Me", before burning rubber into their version of "His World" (which we all know rocks the hardest, sorry Zebrahead). Other performed tracks include the "Sonic Heroes Theme", "What I'm Made of" and of course, the obligatory "Live and Learn" theme from SA2.
Highlights of the video include Jun's infamous Sonic Adventure guitar (with the Sonic shoe Headstock), Sonic rocking out in the front row, and the hoards and hoards of hot girls getting down and dirty to a rather excited crowd.
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Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion.
Label: Z Records.
During the late-seventies and early eighties, one of most popular DJs on the UK jazz-dance scene was Colin Curtis, who was born Colin Dimond, in Madeley, Staffordshire 1952. That was where the his lifelong love of music began when he started to listen to offshore pirate radio stations like Radio Caroline. Not long after that a friend of Colin Curtis' sister showed him her collection of Tamla Motown singles, and this was the state of a lifelong love of black American music.
Soon, Colin Curtis was collecting record soul and R&B, and in the late-sixties, started attending Northern Soul all-nighters at the Twisted Wheel in Manchester, and later, at the Golden Torch in Tunstall, Staffordshire. However, Colin Curtis wasn't content just to dance at the all-nighters, what he really wanted to do was DJ.
He got his opportunity in the late-sixties, while still a teenager, and before long was part of the DJ line-up at the Golden Torch all-nighters. However, it was in 1973 that Colin Curtis got his big break, when he began a weekly residency at the soul nights at the Highland Rooms at the Blackpool Mecca. Soon, Colin Curtis was joined by fellow DJ and record collector Ian Levine, and this was the start of a five-year partnership which that lasted until 1978. However, during this period, there was a split in the Northern Soul scene.
Up until then, the Northern Soul scene was primarily a revivalist scene, with the majority of DJs looking for obscure soul singles from the sixties and seventies. This was too restrictive for Colin Curtis and Ian Levine whose music tastes were much more eclectic. The pair who pioneered mixing in the UK, began adding disco, funk and jazz to their sets which was a controversial move. So much so, that the Northern Soul scene was split in two and the modern soul movement emerged out of the Highland Rooms.
The demise of the Colin Curtis and Ian Levine DJ-ing partnership took place in September 1978, after five years at the Highland Rooms. However, Colin Curtis left to take up a residency at Rafters nightclub in Manchester, which marked a turning point in his DJ-ing career.
Although Colin Curtis still played soul and disco in his sets, they started to move towards jazz funk and fusion. This was the sound that Colin Curtis played at all-nighters up and down the country, including venues like the Blackpool Mecca and Manchester Ritz. These nights were hugely popular, with Colin Curtis regularly playing in front of crowds that ranged from 1,500 right up to 3,000. Colin Curtis' new sound was proving as popular as the Northern Soul nights he had played at a decade earlier.
Buoyed by the success of his new sound, Colin Curtis started playing at venues around the UK, and by the early eighties, was even playing in mainland Europe. By then, Colin Curtis was regarded as a pioneer of the UK jazz-dance scene which would explode over the next few years. However, if it wasn't for DJs like Colin Curtis, the UK jazz-dance scene may not have been the success it was.
Now over thirty years later, and Colin Curtis is still passionate about the music he played on the UK jazz-dance scene. So much so, that he has just released a new two CD set Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion which was released by Z Records and documents the glory days of the UK jazz-dance scene.
On Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion the twenty tracks on the two CDs he eschews the predictable and familiar, and instead digs deep into his collection for deep cuts, rarities and hidden gems. However, there's still plenty of floor filling favourites, Latin jazz and top quality workouts that will test the stamina of even the fittest dancers. As a result, it's not going to be easy to choose the highlights of a compilation of the quality of Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion.
Disc One.
Michele Hendricks' cover of What's Going On which was the title-track to Marvin Gaye's 1971 classic album opens Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion. It's a track from Michele Hendricks sophomore album Keepin' Me Satisfied which was produced by David Leonhardt of The 77s and released on Muse Records in 1988. This beautiful, jazz-tinged cover of What's Going On sets the bar high for the rest of compilation.
Harold's House Of Jazz is a track from Richie Cole's 1979 album Keeper Of The Flame, which was also released on Muse Records. It's an explosive and swinging example of post bop where Eddie Jefferson adds an urgent scat that most dancers will struggle to keep up with.
In 1972, Emanuel K Rahim and The Kahliqs released the album Total Submission on the Cobblestone label. One of the highlights was Spirit Of Truth where modal jazz and Latin jazz combine to create a truly irresistible dancefloor filler. Eight years later, and Total Submission was reissued by Muse Record which is how many on the jazz-dance scene first heard Spirit Of Truth.
Although Dave Pike is best known for his 1966 album Jazz For The Jet Set, that was only a small part of a long and successful career. The vibes and marimba player released around seventeen albums, including Let The Minstrels Play On in 1980. It was recorded on March the '22nd' and '23rd' 1978 at Sage and Sound Studio, in Hollywood. One of the album's highlights was Spirit's Samba where Carol Eschete, who adds a tender scatted vocal and Dave Pike adds a spellbinding solo before guitarist Ron Eschete plays his part in this irresistible fusion of Latin jazz and jazz funk.
When guitarist and vocalist Walt Barr released his sophomore album East Winds on Music Records in 1979, it featured Zamba. It epitomises everything that was good about fusion, and even incorporates a hint of Latin music during four magical minutes.
In 1980, Eric Kloss released Celebration on Muse Records, which featured The Samba Express. It's a high-octane track where Latin jazz and fusion are combined seamlessly by Eric Kloss and his tight, talented band
Closing disc one of Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion is Charlie Earland's Murilley, which is taken from his 1981 album Pleasant Afternoon which was released on Muse Records. It was the first album Hammond organ player had released since switching from Charles to Charlie Earland. By then, he was one of the greatest Hammond organ player of his generation. Proof of this is Murilley where elements of soul jazz and jazz funk are combined by Charlie Earland on this swinging track that was a favourite of dancers at Dingwalls in the late-eighties.
Disc Two.
Richie Cole's New York Afternoon opens disc two of Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion. It's a track from Richie Cole's 1977 album New York Afternoon (Alto Madness) which was released on Muse Records. New York Afternoon was one of the album's highlights, and finds Richie Cole unleashing one of his finest performances, as he plays speed and fluidity on this soul jazz deep cut.
In 1974, Dom Um Romao released his eponymous album on Muse Records, which was his third solo album. His career began a decade earlier, but still Dom Um Romao was still struggling to make a break thought. That was ironic as he was a talented drummer and percussionist. He and his band showcase their considerable skills on Ponteio, which is a rare Latin jazz track that os one of the highlights of Dom Um Romao.
Jazz saxophonist David Schnitter was thirty-four when he released his third album Thundering on Muse Records in 1979. It failed commercially which was a disappointment for someone who had once been a member of Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers. However, one of the hidden gems on Thundering was Flying Colors which features blistering solo from David Schnitter who plays with power, fluidity and speed which many dancers would struggle to keep up with as when Colin Curtis played it at venues across the UK.
When the Dave Matthews' Big Band released Night Flight on Muse Records in 1977, it marked the debut of this innovative band. They were one of the few big bands were incorporating jazz funk into their music. This was a radical departure and one that would upset purists. One of Night Flight's finest moments was Vera Cruz where the big band sound was combined with jazz funk and even a hint of fusion. It was a heady brew and one which reinvented the big band sound. Sadly, Night Flight despite its quality failed to attract an audience and slipped under the radar.
Eric Kloss makes a return on disc two with Morning Song which is a track from his 1978 album Now, was released on Muse Records. From the get-go, Eric Kloss' saxophone is playing a starring role on another high-octane track. He plays with speed, accuracy and fluidity, especially during a spellbinding solo were dancers would surely be forced to just retire defeated and revel in what was one of Eric Kloss' finest moments on Now.
American saxophonist and flautist Harold Ousley was forty-eight when he released his fourth album The People's Groove on Muse Records in 1978. One of the highlights of the album was the genre-melting El Exi-Hente where Harold Ousley and his band combine elements of Latin jazz, soul jazz and even fusion to create a dancefloor filler.
Bill Hardman who made his name as a jazz musical playing trumpet and flugelhorn closes Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion with Samba Do Brilho. It's a track from Bill Hardman's 1978 album Home which was released on Muse Records. On Samba Do Brilho Bill Hardman's trumpet plays a leading role Samba Do Brilho on what's another irresistible track that closes the compilation on a high.
For veterans of the UK jazz dance scene Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion is the perfect opportunity to relive the nights spent dancing to jazz funk, fusion and Latin jazz. The twenty tracks on Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion which is a two CD set, which has just been released by Z Records were part of this hugely popular scene, which was very different to what had gone before, including Northern Soul, disco and boogie.
Never before had DJs played sets that featured jazz funk, Latin jazz and fusion. This many onlookers thought was unheard of, but the roots of the UK jazz dance scene could be traced to the Highland Rooms in Blackpool, when Colin Curtis and Ian Levine started playing funk and disco in their Northern Soul sets. Over the next few years, Colin Curtis' sets evolved and eventually, he was a pioneer of the UK jazz dance scene.
While other followed in his footsteps, Colin Curtis will always be remembered as one of the pioneers of the UK jazz dance scene who played eclectic sets where anything was possible. Soon, Colin Curtis' sets featured jazz funk, fusion and Latin jazz, where he eschewed the predictable and familiar, for deep cuts, hidden gems and rarities. That is the case on Colin Curtis Presents Jazz Dance Fusion which is full of floor filling favourites, including swinging jazz funk, fiery fusion and irresistible Latin jazz that are a remainder of the glory days of the UK jazz dance scene .
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Nelly Duff Presents Matt Small at Hoxton Hotel
We all know Wednesdays are horrible middle of the week, no-mans-land days, but thankfully Londoners are in luck and can find salvation this evening at Matt Small's show, presented by Nelly Duff at Hoxton Hotel.
"Nelly Duff is proud to announce 'The Radiant Ones' an exhibition of paintings, etchings and sculpture with Matt Small, the BP Portrait Prize nominee and one of the most important young British painters of our time. The lovely Hoxton Hotel on Great Eastern Street will be our venue for the exhibition opening Wednesday July 3rd 6.30pm..
Small uses found objects sourced from the urban environment as the canvas on which to base portraits of overlooked and underprivileged youngsters. In this way, Small re-invigorates discarded items, and people, once set aside by mainstream society, now reborn in his highly emotionally charged artworks."
Not to be missed!


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Hundreds of elite athletes use InsideTracker to improve performance and extend their careers. What can regular users learn from using InnerAge to guide their fitness and wellness goals?
The move from analyzing individual biomarkers in the blood, to summarizing the current state of health and performance, is the new direction of being truly data-driven. Users who have either been tested with the InnerAge panel, or added the feature to the Ultimate and Performance Panels, can enjoy a few hidden gems in the platform. InnerAge is indeed a number, and it's also the perfect gamification for those who want to win in life. As the great blog earlier this year explained, InnerAge is more than just a calculation of one's biological age—it's a support team in the race against the clock.
The InnerAge Race
In brief, InnerAge is a measurement of five key blood biomarkers that calculates your internal age versus the one on your driver's license. We all have seen the man or woman who looks 10 years older or younger, but knowing what your internal age is requires blood analysis. Just like a car, age is one consideration. But mileage is what is most telling.
Expanding on the analogy, rather than taking your car to the shop for an oil change, InnerAge users go to the lab or bring the lab to them to see where they are. Every few months, the game continues with another assessment. Sometimes we pull ahead and become internally younger than our chronological age. Sometimes, we fall behind. Either way, the race of life doesn't end; it's a true competition against ourselves.
Starting Pole Position, InnerAge Checkpoints, and Life's Pit Stops
I, like millions of fans, love Formula 1 racing. We can glean many lessons and approaches to success from auto sports. The key takeaways are proper pacing and staying on course. The sport also features three concepts that InnerAge users can apply to their own lives.
Pole Position—In motor sports, the starting point can be a major factor in determining the winning car, but the race isn't over until the checkered flag is waved. Those new to biomarker analytics often find their InnerAge score less than ideal. A good frame of mind is to remember that the longer the race, the less important the starting point is. On the other hand, the older one is and the more urgent one's goals, the greater the need to accelerate change.
Checkpoints—InnerAge uses a three-month retesting rhythm, similar to a lap during a race. Checkpoints are human body service periods, far more complex than the old "oil change" analogy. That's because these checkpoints not only score the InnerAge of users, they also break down the data and provide recommendations to improve those measures. InnerAge graphs and charts outline specific strategies, and show users how successfully they are attacking the race against the clock.
Pit Stops—Everyone needs periodic breaks and new directions, or they will break down. Pit stops are normal, planned periods in racing that are used to make adjustments. Using InnerAge and InsideTracker software, poor scores are accepted from time to time provided that the overall pattern is trending better—or in this case younger. We all have periods that may throw us off-track. The key is getting back in the race with the right adjustments and making smarter choices.
From Dashboards to the Plate-A Race for Focus Foods
Months ago we talked about Focus Foods, arguably the end goal and best representation of InsideTracker. Thinking about how the marvels of technology and software can transform microscopic data points into the most effective food options is a breakthrough. Many athletes and coaches getting Focus Foods early in our testing want to know details about serving sizes and so forth, but the name of the game is just getting them. Taking action doesn't mean waiting for the perfect answer from someone else, it means solving the equation by navigating ourselves to the local market.
Focus Foods are exactly what the name implies, and they have two key elements. The first is the need to concentrate on the five foods provided, a simple way to improve without getting lost in details . The second is the homage to the microscope, the tool that facilitated so many important discoveries with InsideTracker. Any person able to know and acquire their personalized Focus Foods must appreciate the richness of data and innovation that has gone in to generating them. Having Focus Foods regularly takes advantage of both cutting-edge research and the best applied nutrition currently available.
Putting the Pedal to the Metal
InnerAge extracts all of the complexity from science and presents a elegant target goal for everyone, not just the elite athletes, but for anyone wanting to make progress. The race in life is not about speeding up, but actually slowing down and taking control of the drivers wheel and be empowered.
The benefits of optimizing the human body from the inside first can range from winning the Ironman in Kona to waking up feeling fresh instead of flat. The rules of the race are clear—time is linear but the choices to improve our internal biochemistry are not. "Anti-aging" is a misnomer, as time will always march forward. But winning in life is not about being immortal—it's about doing the best with what you have.
So, when you get tested the next time and find that your body has skipped far ahead of Father Time, don't let up. If you are behind, don't give up. The beauty of the body is that it is responsive; small, smart changes can yield big results that shift the clock.
Some other blog posts we think you'll love:
- Tired of Being Tired: How I Optimized My Iron Levels
- Getting Back on Track: Laura Ingalls' InsideTracker-Fueled Journey Back to Holistic Health
- Avoiding The Crash: How Monitoring Iron Levels Can Save Your Season
- Stress Fractures: The Relationship Between Biochemistry, Nutritional Screening and Biomechanics


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20 banks finance 254,200 beneficiaries by EGP 24.6bn in CBE's mortgage finance initiative
8 companies inject EGP 1.5bn, Taamir Mortgage tops with EGP 551.6m with 4,800 clients
CBE issues new regulations for microfinance in banks
Excluding credit portfolios purchased from micro finance companies or associations in 20% allocated to SMEs from loan portfolios at banks
Credit facilities by banks fall EGP 35.2bn in July to EGP 1.8trn: CBE
Private sector receives 60.3% of total facilities, industry at the forefront of beneficiaries, says CBE
Banks apply limited interest cuts after CBE slashes basic rates
Most cuts were limited to variable return certificates
Moody's sees Egypt's rate cut, easing inflation as credit positive for banks
Credit rating agency expects Egypt's GDP to grow 5.6% in 2019, additional rate cuts next year
Banks allocate EGP 122bn to face doubtful debts until June 2019: CBE
Slight increase in non-performing loans at banks in 1H 2019, reaching 4.2% of total loan portfolio compared to 4.1% at end-March, says CBE
Banks' SMEs funding amounts to EGP 146bn, targeting EGP 200bn by year-end: El-Etreby
The CBE has instructed banks working in the local market to allocate 20% of their loan portfolios to finance SMEs. El-Etreby pointed out that NGOs were also included within this segment.
Banks reduce NPLs allocations by EGP 2.95bn in June 2019
Reserves declined to EGP 236.06bn end-June, compared to EGP 238.89bn end-May
Bank deposits up by EGP 95.471bn recording EGP 4.007tr in June
Banks' credit facilities see EGP 224.7bn rise, private business sector holds 60.7%
E-Banking future of banks inside, outside Egypt: Ozalp
Blom Bank Egypt launches contactless payment service via credit, debit cards
Banks issued over 31m e-payment cards in Egypt by end-2018: CBE
Largest ten banks in Egypt hold more than 81% of credit and debit cards
Banks' credit facilities see EGP 218.6bn rise in 11 months
Private sector accounts for 60.8% of total facilities, with industry in the lead, says CBE
Banks pumped EGP 400m to develop informal areas in Cairo and Giza: Ezz El Arab
CIB chairperson reveals that the development process includes infrastructure, roads, water delivery, schools, sanitation
Nine private banks in Egypt gain EGP 14.941bn net profits in 1H2019
CIB – Egypt tops the list by EGP 5.355bn profits, QNB Alahli comes second by EGP 4.217bn
Banks operating in Egypt celebrate International Youth Day
New accounts opened free of charge, special offers made on 1-15 August
Banks' credit facilities see EGP 242.6bn rise in 10 months: CBE
Deposits up by EGP 1bn only as non-governmental deposits drop
CBE launches service for instant bank account inquiry of deceased customers
Bank signs agreement to discuss situation of vehicles purchased by credit facilities
CBE confirms strength of banks' financial positions by end of 1st quarter of this year
The CBE noted that banks secured provisions of 98% of total NPLs at the end of March 2019. The ratio reached 100% at the 10 and five largest banks.
Banks operating in Egypt post net profit of EGP 39.29bn end-March
Top 5 banks denominate 74.48% of profits, top 10 account for EGP 33.32bn of profits, says CBE
Banks' credit facilities see EGP 226.6bn rise end of March, deposits up to EGP 3.930tn: CBE
Private enterprise sector denominates 60.8% of total facilities, with industry in lead, according to CBE
Egyptian banks to record strong loan growth, EGP to stabilise: Fitch Solutions
Haftar's Tripoli offensive could spiral out of control, yet fiscal deficit expected to narrow
Banks' credit facilities see EGP 206.7bn increase in last 8 months: CBE
Private enterprise sector denominates 60.8% of total facilities, with industry in lead
Microfinance portfolio in banks reaches EGP 6.94bn in Q1 of 2019
NGOs rank first in terms of number of beneficiaries
Orascom to repay EGP 900m to banks this year
Value of cheque receipts on customers estimated at EGP 5.3bn, says Bichara
Five banks start issuing prepaid cards to pay government dues electronically
NBE, Banque Misr, Banque du Caire, CIB, ABE issued these cards free of charge for six months
Moody's upgrades five Egyptian banks, outlook changed to stable
Moody's Investors Service (Moody's) upgraded on Tuesday, the long-term local-currency deposit ratings of the National Bank of Egypt SAE (NBE), Banque Misr SAE (BM), and Banque Du Caire SAE (BdC) and the Commercial International Bank (Egypt) SAE (CIB) to B2 from B3, and their long-term foreign currency deposit ratings to B3 from Caa1. Furthermore, the …
Attijariwafa Bank Egypt to be amongst biggest 10 banks in local market end-2022: Managing Director
We are taking concrete steps toward achieving bank's expansion strategy, and are proud of our progress in Egyptian market, says Sakr
Three Egyptian banks among 500 best banking brands in world
List includes NBE, Banque Misr, CIB – Egypt
Resignations, leadership reshuffle in banks operating in Egypt
More changes expected over upcoming period as new Banks Law gets issued
Banks operating in Egypt are strong, safe: CBE
NPLs down to 3.9% of total loans by end-2018


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Attorney Sharon L. LaPointe and Char-Em ISD Special Education Director Diane Heinzelman will lead the 6-7:30 p.m., Wednesday Feb. 3 session at Charlevoix Public Library.
The free workshop will help parents understand when it may be appropriate to use a personal curriculum option to modify specific Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) high school credit requirements and/or content expectations based on the individual learning needs of a student.
"The personal curriculum is designed to serve students who want to accelerate or go beyond the MMC requirements and students who need to individualize learning requirements to meet these requirements," Heinzelman said.
LaPointe will provide an overview of the personal curriculum option, the various types of personal curriculum modifications, and how you—as a parent or guardian—can request this option and become actively engaged in the personal curriculum process for your student.
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What will I learn?
According to recent figures, about 40,000 people of Hispanic/Latino ethnicity reside in Johnson and Wyandotte counties. Many do not speak English fluently.
This program will help you gain the knowledge and skills needed in legal settings as a Spanish-to-English interpreter and translator.
You'll learn to quickly, coherently and accurately translate complex questions, answers and concepts. Through practice and role-playing, you'll learn to adapt how you interpret and translate to meet the comprehension level and understanding of Spanish-speaking clients.
Skills and tools you'll develop include:
- An understanding of cultural concepts, usage and expressions
- Awareness of the Spanish language's varieties, dialects and accents
- A basic knowledge of legal rights for persons involved in law enforcement investigations, administrative matters and court proceedings
Progressive courses build upon what you learn, starting with general concepts that lead to increasingly complex skills and knowledge. The course includes five classes developed specifically for the program plus Introduction to Law (LAW 121) and Introduction to Intro to Criminal Justice System (CJ 121).
You can complete the program in 3 semesters, or longer depending on your schedule and personal needs.
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Our instructors have worked directly within the legal system and bring that experience and knowledge to the classroom. Each spring JCCC hosts the Mid-America Chapter of the American Translators Association (MICATA) conference. Students from the Legal Interpreting program can network and learn more about the industry.
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Jimmy invites Ion, one of the King's new builders to The Woolpack for a congratulatory drink, for all the workforce's hard work. Martin clocks this, over-hears Ion's foreign accent, and wonders to Louise what the Kings are up to. This gives Louise an idea to find out more information for Martin. Whilst collecting glasses later, she quizzes Ion, with detailed questioning. Jimmy notices this and warns Ion that her boyfriend is a copper. Ion's reaction to this news confirms the worst for Jimmy. His new builders are working in the country illegally. Back at Pear Tree Cottage, Matthew catches Jimmy on the phone trying to hire new labour. He guesses what's happened and tells Jimmy to clear the site immediately. Soon after, Martin pays Jimmy and Matthew a visit and asks about Ion, having already got police colleagues on the site. However, Martin is too late. All evidence has been destroyed - Ion no longer works for the Kings. It is clear that Matthew is getting jaded with picking up after Jimmy and he blasts him. Jimmy gets defensive knowing that Matthew is only being a hard faced workaholic to stop him from thinking of Sadie. Later Louise realises that she inadvertently tipped the Kings off and ruined Martin's chance to bring the Kings to book. Matthew realises it must be Louise and afterwards, subtlety threatens her in the pub. Matthew receives an invitation which disturbs him Tom gives some post to Matthew. Opening it, Matthew is thrown to see it is an invite from Sadie, to her wedding - tomorrow! He reveals nothing to Tom or Jimmy, and throws the invitation in the fire. Jack placates Diane by telling her that he is going to see Andy, with Daz, to make Andy see sense. Up at Butler's Farm, Jack reminds Andy of his responsibility to Daz. Andy promises to take care of Daz, but won't be forced to choose between him and Katie, and stresses that Katie needs him now. Daz, upset, storms upstairs to get some school stuff. Jack tells Andy that Daz can stay with him for a while. Still feeling it is Daz and Jack who are being unreasonable, Andy reckons he's just doing the right thing by Katie. Pointing out that the 'right thing' may have cost him his relationship with Daz, Jack and Daz leave. Alice tells Sam that she feels they've got to grips with settling Samson in and she now wants to get married. Sam is not so convinced. Later Alice and Lisa visit Ashley to see if they can fix a date for the wedding sooner, rather than later. Alice spots an advert in the local paper for a fair, which gives her the idea to have the reception there, when the fair visits in April. Back at the Dingles, Sam is initially reluctant but gets swayed by the reaction of the rest of the family. Later Del is measuring Alice up for a wedding dress and marvels at how quickly she's lost her baby fat. Quickly realising what she has just said and mortified by her faux pas, Del apologises. Alice quietly wishes her cancer didn't cast a black cloud over everything but makes a joke to put Del at ease. Being a good friend when Debbie is rejected by Ivan, Jasmine reassures her that neither of them needs a man as they've got each other. Ashley overhears Debbie and Jasmine's conversation, spots them hugging, and is perturbed. With Andy's support, Katie prepares for her father's funeral.
Regular cast
- Matthew King - Matt Healy
- Jimmy King - Nick Miles
- Carl King - Tom Lister
- Ivan Jones - Daniel Brocklebank
- Andy Sugden - Kelvin Fletcher
- Katie Sugden - Sammy Winward
- Alice Wilson - Ursula Marsden
- Sam Dingle - James Hooton
- Samson Dingle - Bradley Milnes (uncredited)
- Lisa Dingle - Jane Cox
- Delilah Dingle - Hayley Tamaddon
- Cain Dingle - Jeff Hordley
- Zak Dingle - Steve Halliwell
- Donna Windsor-Dingle - Verity Rushworth
- Debbie Dingle - Charley Webb
- Jasmine Thomas - Jenna-Louise Coleman
- Diane Sugden - Elizabeth Estensen
- Jack Sugden - Clive Hornby
- DC Crowe - Graeme Hawley
- Louise Appleton - Emily Symons
- Darren Eden - Luke Tittensor
- Ashley Thomas - John Middleton
- Tom King - Ken Farrington
Guest cast
- Main Street
- Pear Tree Cottage - King & Sons office
- Butlers Farm - Kitchen
- Wishing Well Cottage - Living room/kitchen
- Café Hope - Café
- The Woolpack - Public bar
- The Grange B&B - Front garden
- Mill Brook Cottage - Living room and Jasmine's room
- Tenant House - Living room/kitchen
- Home Farm - Living room
- Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 8,820,000 viewers (13th place).
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The following text in quotes was copied from the Freedom House website.
where do asylum seekers come from?
"Currently most of (the asylum seekers at Freedom House) are from Rwanda, Cameroon, Uganda, Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo. As conflicts in the world rage, (we) see changes in the nationalities." Like Freedom House in Detroit, DFW has a large African population, but national statistics show that high numbers also come from China, Haiti, Venezuela and elsewhere.
Click here for data on where asylum seekers come from.
how do asylum seekers escape their country?
"Most… have fled their home country in secret. Many are forced to go into hiding for a period of time while friends and family find assistance to help them escape. Some are able to fly out of their home county using false identification information or by having a family member or friend bribe police. Almost all are forced to leave without the opportunity to say goodbye to loved ones because of the danger to themselves and their families."
why can't asylum seekers move to another part of their county?
"People who have the option of relocating within their own country are not eligible for asylum. (Asylum seekers) are often activists whose governments want to stop them from advocating for democratic change and human rights. There is nowhere (they) can safely go in their countries because of this."
how do they get to the U.S.?
"Most… obtain U.S. visas (such as a student or visitor visa) in their home country and fly to the United States. Upon landing in the U.S. many have no idea where they will go next— they just hope that they will be safe if they make it to the U.S. Some may have a contact, others simply find someone at the airport and ask for help."
Note: The other asylum seekers who do not arrive with valid visas are apprehended at U.S. points of entry, and taken to immigration detention centers. Some remain there until their asylum claim is judged; others may be released to family or community sponsors/hosts once they pass the "credible fear" interview, establish their identity, are determined not to be a risk to U.S. security and have a place to stay/source of support until they can get work authorized and/or asylum.
are they here legally?
"When most (asylum seekers) arrive in the U.S. they typically are in status— meaning they have valid visas. While here in the U.S. they work with lawyers to complete asylum applications, which are then submitted to the U.S. government. Once the U.S. government receives the application, asylum seekers continue to be "legally" present even if their visa expires, because by submitting their application they have made themselves known to the U.S. government, in effect saying: "I am here. Please help me. I am not safe if I go back to my country."