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By: Andrew Logsdon
Updated: November 15, 2012
And today took steps for the city to take control the area's water service.
Henry announced the city's "condemnation" of Aqua Indiana.
After complaints of low water pressure and poor quality, the city stepped in this summer.
Now, Mayor Henry wants to make it permanent.
"Today I am announcing that the city of Fort Wayne is moving forward to condemn Aqua Indiana's water utility in southwest Fort Wayne," Henry says.
Henry says they've been patient long enough, and the city plans to take control of water for Aboite-area residents.
This summer the city supplied water to 1300 households, while Aqua Indiana dealt with problems providing water at full pressure to all its customers.
"I do not believe that Aqua has a suitable plan to meet the current and long-term needs of the customers in southwest Fort Wayne," Henry says.
Citing independent consultant reports, Henry says they can do the job better, and cheaper, than Aqua.
He says customers could save as much as $225 a year switching to city water.
Henry says they have tried to work out an agreement outside of court.
Now it becomes a legal issue, which could lead to the city buying the Aboite operations.
City utilities officials say twenty homeowners groups signed a petition asking for a city acquisition.
They say Aqua's water is too expensive and is poor quality.
"For a lot of us, there are a lot of older couples and single people. We pay a fortune. They have minimum charges," says Ann Holsinger of the Aboite Meadows Homeowners Association.
"The first thing that gets you is the smell and the odor- the taste, and then your faucets and sinks are going to be corroded," says Hank Mazolla of the Falls of Beaver Creek Homeowners Association.
Matt Niezer has lived in Aboite for eight years.
He says he welcomes the taste of city water.
"I never really did, living outside the city limits, I never really did like the taste of the water out here. You do eventually get used to it. But I know growing up in the city limits of Fort Wayne, O did like the flavor of Fort Wayne water," Niezer says.
Aqua Indiana President Tom Bruns disputed the city's claims today.
The Journal Gazette reports Bruns says the negotiations had been proceeding well, and that today's announcement is a surprise.
At today's press conference, Henry says the same thing happened in northwest Fort Wayne five years ago.
And since the city took over up there, customers average about $500 in savings each year.


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EMTALA Deskbook Now On Amazon16 January 2012
The EMTALA Deskbook is now available on Amazon.
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The order link to Amazon is: http://www.amazon.com/EMTALA-Deskbook-2012-Compliance-Physicians/dp/1468035002/ref=sr_1_35?ie=UTF8&qid=1326755039&sr=8-35
Read MoreEMTALA DESKBOOK 2012 Release Update16 December 2011
The EMTALA Deskbook 2012 will be released on Amazon in early January 2012, according to Stephen A. Frew JD, publisher of the Medlaw.com website.
Frew advised readers of his Medlaw.com E-Bulletin:
In October, my daughter released a compilation of legal resources for EMTALA in digital format. At the time I indicated that the EMTALA Deskbook 2012 would be released early in 2012. I am now able to announce that it should appear on Amazon in the first week of January.
We are holding a pre-publication sale on the book to allow us to give our readers a special 25% discount on orders received during December. All books will ship in early January.
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Read MoreFAQ: When can we send a patient to another hospital by private vehicle under EMTALA?16 December 2011
Under EMTALA transfers are any time the patient leaves the facility unless they are deceased or leave without permission. EMTALA cases often arise when the patient is moved, sent, or transferred to another hospital for either a higher level of care or for testing or care not available at the sending facility by private vehicle.
EMTALA Appropriate Transfer Elements
A medically appropriate transport under EMTALA is one where: there is a valid transfer certification; there is advanced acceptance; the patient consents; transport is by appropriate medical vehicle; there are appropriate medical personnel in attendance; there is appropriate life support equipment; and the medical record is sent with the patient.
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If you do get the signed refusal, remember that you must comply with all of the other elements of an appropriate transfer.
Private vehicle movement is always a risk, so make sure that you have warned the patient against any delays or diversions in the trip and pay attention to documenting every element of compliance.
As a last caution, transferring pregnant women by private vehicles is a recipe for disaster.
Read MoreOHIO COURT RULES ON INFORMED CONSENT STANDARD10 December 2011
In a case based on an allegation of lack of informed consent, expert medical testimony is required to establish both the material risks and dangers inherently and potentially involved with a medical procedure and that an undisclosed risk or danger actually materialized and proximately caused injury to the patient.
Expert medical testimony is not required to establish what a reasonable person in the position of a patient would have done had the material risks and dangers been disclosed prior to therapy.
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According to recent statistics released by the Office of Civil Rights (HIPAA enforcement wing of CMS/HSS) more than 14,768 HIPAA complaints have resulted in enforcement actions against HIPAA covered entities. Typically these actions were against pharmacy chains, major medical centers, group health plans, hospital chains, and small provider offices and resulted in OIG requiring changes in privacy practices and other corrective actions by the covered entities. Some instances in the past year have resulted in significant fines under the enhanced penalty provisions of ARRA(HITECH) amendments to HIPAA.
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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' Office of E-Health Standards and Services (OESS) announced that it would not initiate HIPAA enforcement actions until March 31, 2012, with respect to any HIPAA covered entity that is not in compliance with the ASC X12 Version 5010 (Version 5010), NCPDP Telecom D.0 (NCPDP D.0) and NCPDP Medicaid Subrogation 3.0 (NCPDP 3.0) standards. Notwithstanding OESS' discretionary application of its enforcement authority, the compliance date for use of these newHIPAA coding standards remains January 1, 2012 (small health plans have until January 1, 2013 to comply with NCPDP 3.0).
CMS' Office of E-Health Standards and Services is the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' component that enforces compliance with HIPAA transaction and code set standards.
OESS statements encouraged covered entities to continue working with their trading partners to become compliant with the new HIPAA standards, and to determine their readiness to accept the new standards as of January 1, 2012. While HIPAA enforcement action will not be taken, OESS will continue to accept complaints associated with compliance with Version 5010, NCPDP D.0 and NCPDP 3.0 transaction standards during the 90-day period beginning January 1, 2012. If requested by OESS, covered entities that are the subject of complaints (known as "filed-against entities") must produce evidence of either HIPAA 5010 compliance or a good faith effort to become compliant with the new HIPAA standards during the 90-day period.
OESS made the decision for a discretionary enforcement period based on industry feedback revealing that, with only about 45 days remaining before the January 1, 2012 compliance date, testing between some covered entities and their trading partners has not yet reached a threshold whereby a majority of covered entities would be able to be in compliance by January 1. Feedback indicates that the number of submitters, the volume of transactions, and other testing data used as indicators of the industry's readiness to comply with the new standards have been low across some industry sectors. OESS has also received reports that many covered entities are still awaiting software upgrades.
According to HHS, Version 5010, NCPDP Telecom D.0 and NCPDP Medicaid Subrogation 3.0 standards represent significant improvement over the current standard versions. NCPDP Telecom D.0 addresses certain pharmacy industry needs. NCPDP Medicaid Subrogation 3.0 allows state Medicaid programs to recoup payments for pharmacy services in cases where a third party payer has primary financial responsibility. Version 5010 in particular provides more functionality for transactions such as eligibility requests and health care claims status Implementation of Version 5010 also is a prerequisite for using the updated ICD-10 CM diagnosis and ICD-10-PCS inpatient procedure code set in electronic health care transactions effective October 1, 2013
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Returns from bonds and other safer investments have plummeted. That's pushing seniors and savers into the riskier stock market.
Forbes argues that seniors in particular will suffer as the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates low, increases the money supply and leads us into an inflationary environment. "By holding interest rates at or near zero for so long, the Fed has been forcing seniors to switch to riskier investments like stocks and mutual funds just to maintain their standards of living," write Antony Davies and James Harrigan.
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That's risky behavior from a cash-preservation standpoint. But what choice do seniors have at this point? "Our seniors have become the canaries in the coal mine," write Davies and Harrigan. "If we don't stop runaway debt, Uncle Sam's war on seniors will soon spread to become a war on all taxpayers."
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Of course lowering interest rates hurt seniors. They have no business being in the stock market, especially these days when it is so manipulated even the big boys are getting scared. But the Fed has made the stock market the only game in town. Plus by increasing the money supply they are screwing savers and rewarding the speculators who put us here to begin with. Just to stay even, seniors have to be in riskier investments than they should be. It stinks.
The fact is, we are a hair from falling into a deflationary spiral and the fed is pumping as fast as they can to keep things up. It worked initially as the early QEs flowed into the market but the law of diminishing returns is kicking in. The latter QEs are sitting in the banks and not entering the system. No one wants to lend or borrow right now because of all the uncertainty. Very scary times.
The article dead on. I would have never gone into the stock market if I could still earn anything with CDs. The last time we renewed our IRAs we got 4 1/4% for 59 months & I thought that was bad. Now I am quite happy getting that but I sure hope it gets better by the next time we have to renew.
Outside of that I have been having to go into things I would never have considered before. I remember when all banks paid 2% & all Savings & Loans paid 2 1/2% & I never dreamed rates could ever go below that.
It makes no sense. With the government going so massively in debt the interest rates should be sky high. Can you imagine what will happen to the national debt when that happens? Every dime in taxes will be eaten up by just the interest on the debt.
The consequences of government meddling; The government has artificially set interest rates paid to savers way below market. Then shouldn't savers be reimbursed for their loss by the government? Likewise, the government has set house prices above market. Then shouldn't house buyers be reimbursed for their loss by the government?
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Electrical Resistivity Basics
- details of resistivity including resistivity formula / equation and resistivity units used.
Resistance & resistivity pages include:
• Resistivity basics
• Resistivity table
• Resistance temperature coefficient
• Electrical conductivity
Materials naturally have some resistance to the flow of an electric current.
Some materials resist the flow of current more than others, and therefore it is known as the electrical resistivity of the substance.
The term electrical resistivity may also be known as the specific electrical resistance, or volume resistivity in some circumstances.
In addition to this, specific units are used for resistivity, and there are formulae or equations for calculating resistivity.
Resistivity basics
The electrical resistivity of a material is also known as its specific electrical resistance. It is a measure of how strongly a material opposes the flow of electric current.
A definition of resistivity is the electrical resistance per unit length and per unit of cross-sectional area. This is for a particular material at a specified temperature.
It is also possible to define the resistivity of a substance as the resistance of a cube of that substance having edges of unit length, with the understanding that the current flows normal to opposite faces and is distributed uniformly over them. The SI unit for electrical resistivity is the ohm metre, although it is also sometimes specified in ohm centimetres.
This means that a low resistivity indicates a material that readily allows the movement of electrons. Conversely a high resistivity material will have a high electrical resistance and will impede the flow of electrons.
Elements such as copper and aluminium are known for their low levels of resistivity. Silver and in particular, gold have a very low resistivity, but for obvious cost reasons their use is restricted.
Resistivity units
The SI unit of electrical resistivity is the ohm⋅metre (Ω⋅m). It is commonly represented by the Greek letter ρ, rho.
Although the SI resistivity unit, the ohms metre is generally used, sometimes figures will be seen described in terms of ohms centimetres, Ω⋅cm.
Resistivity equation / formula
The resistivity of a material is defined in terms of the magnitude of the electric field across it that gives a certain current density.
ρ is the resistivity of the material in ohm metres, Ω⋅m
E is the magnitude of the electric field in volts per metre, V⋅m^-1
J is the magnitude of the current density in amperes per square metre, A⋅m^-2
Many resistors and conductors have a uniform cross section with a uniform flow of electric current. It is therefore possible to create the more specific, but more widely used equation:
R is the electrical resistance of a uniform specimen of the material measured in ohms
l is the length of the piece of material measured in metres, m
A is the cross-sectional area of the specimen measured in square metres, m^2
Material resistivity levels
Materials are put into different categories according to their level or resistivity. A summary is given in the table below.
Resistivity Regions for Different Categories of Materials | ||
Material type | Resistivity region | |
Electrolytes | Variable* |
Insulators | ~10^16 |
Metals | ~10^-8 |
Semiconductors | Variable* |
Superconductors | 0 |
*The level of conductivity of semiconductors is dependent upon the level of doping. With no doping they appear almost like an insulator, but with doping charge carriers are available and the resistivity falls dramatically. Similarly for electrolytes, the level of resistivity varies widely.
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Site 8 Springtown Dr, Springtown Ind Est, L'Derry
Term 3 – week commencing 29th April 2013 – subject to change
Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
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** – Beginner Classes starting every four weeks; Call 07727224095
Previous Terms Timetable
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Mix and Match
If it's not fitness your after but a fun ultimate girly night out what better way to start of the evening!!
Parties last approx 1 1/2 hours to include:
- wine reception and nibbles
- Either party games along with pole (pole tricks, pole routine, demo form instructor) or Chair routine along with pole. You must inform at time of booking which you prefer.
Burlesque party
Why not book a for your birthday or a hen do?
Note: There will be no nudity and our classes are suitable for all women.
Our parties last for one and a half hours and include:
- A wine reception with nibbles
- Lessons in how to pose and move like a burlesquer
- A routine which will involve glove peeling OR basic chair dance techniques
A cheerleading party is the perfect way to celebrate a hen do. Experience your own high energy, fun filled cheerleading session. We've developed our package to come up with a cheerleading party that's filled with fun and laughs, great memories and some fantastic photo opportunities.
The party will last approx 1 and a half hours to include:
- A wine reception and nibbles
- Our professional choreographer will get you warmed up and take you through some combinations.
- taught a personalized hen party team chant for the bride which you can later embarrass her with by screaming loudly down the street as you leave or the next bar you intend to hit
- By the end on you will have a pom pom dance routine then it's off to the bars and clubs to show off your new moves on the dance floor
Pom poms are provided for use throughout the party. It is suggested you bring a change of clothes or dress for the occasion in your leg warmers, hot pants and tops
Zumba Pary
Zumba® is a latin inspired, easy-to-follow,calorie burning dance -fitness partyTM
Zumba® is taking the world by storm as the hottest new way to stay in shape, dancing to latin inspired and easy to follow dance steps.
Durning your party session we concentrate on floor filling tracks that really get the party going. Adding in live percussion with our fabulous crew of Zumba® instructors means all our parties have an electric atmosphere.
£20 per head; £15 for existing students
Male exotic dancer can be ordered in (additional £70)
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings
Other requests or times will depend on the availability of the studio.
If you have any inquires or would like to book a party do not hesitate to Contact us. Alternatively, you can reach us on the following numbers:
Belfast 07727224095
Derry 07745677041
El Fegan - Owner/ Instructor
- When did you first join Pole? I first came across pole in Austrila 2004 at Bobbys Pole Studio. On arriving home, I set up Polercise the following year in October 2005, being the first purpose built pole dance studio in Ireland.
- Do you have any other exercise background? I played team sports for local clubs for many years, as well as taking part in Coaching NI fitness. I have my NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Instructing Pole Dance Exercise, CNI Fitness Instructors award and OCR ETM. My training is on going as I take part in workshops with various schools in England regularly.
- What's your favourite move? Vertical Lie
- What do you love most about Polercise? I believe Polercise is the most enjoyable sort of exercise you could do, giving you an overall body workout. It helps develop your self confidence, and from an instructors perspective, I can really see the development of students when doing this sport.
- When did you first join Pole? May 2010
- Do you have any other exercise background? Taibo
- What's your favourite move? Pole cat (it's not the hardest but looks really nice)
- What do you love most about Polercise? Learning something new and different every week and the social aspect.
- Why would you recommend Polercise? It's great fun, learning new skills, I never get bored of it like I have with other forms of exercise, and I have made so many friends.
- When did you first join Pole? I joined Polercise in May 2010 after trying a taster session.
- Do you have any other exercise background? Bouncing about like an idiot in front of my Xbox when playing Dance Central, Fitness Evolved or Kinect Sports. It definitely gives you a workout!
- What's your favourite move? Probably the Scorpio. It looks really nice but I'm still trying to perfect it.
- What do you love most about Polercise? There are so many things I love about Polercise that I couldn't name them all. As well as getting fit, I have more confidence given that I'm a bit of a geek. I love the social aspect too and find that all the girls are really friendly. No matter what level they are at, there is always someone to help you along whether it's an instructor or another student. In fact I am now so addicted to it I have 2 poles at home.
- Why would you recommend Polercise? It's a really good way to get fit and build strength while having fun at the same time. There is a great sense of achievement when you learn a new move and no matter how bad a day I've had, I always feel great after class.
- When did you first join Pole? October 2010
- Do you have any other exercise background? I've grown up doing gymnastics, ballet and every other dance class I came across so pole was something I'd been wanting to try for ages.
- What's your favourite move? My new favourite move is the pole cat ... Yet to be mastered!
- What do you love most about Polercise? I love polercise because Its a fun way to get fit in a relaxed environment plus I'm learning a valuable skill
- Why would you recommend Polercise? I would recommend it to anyone who can't face another minute on a boring treadmill.
- When did you first join Pole? January 2011
- Do you have any other exercise background? I go to the gym twice a week on top of pole class
- What's your favourite move? My favourite move at the minute is pole cat and hanging upside down.
- What do you love most about Polercise? I love Polercise as it's something different to do and is really toning me up. Classes are great fun!
- Why would you recommend Polercise? I would recommend Polercise as you meet new people, keep fit, have a great laugh and my boyfriend loves it!
Would you like to be featured as a Polercise student on the site? Why not drop us a line.


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This webinar will introduce you to many 'apps' for both iPhones/iPads and Android phones and tablets which will assist you in data recording and accessing your family tree wherever you are. Many can synchronise between your phone, tablet and computer, so new photos, notes, documents and online searches are on your computer when you get home.
NSW Land Research hands-on workshop
In this hands-on workshop you will learn to find properties in town and parish maps and aerial photographs, identify land titles, and order digital copies of titles, plans and other documents.
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Pacers' Vogel on Heat: 'There's no lack of respect'
By Ira Winderman and South Florida Sun Sentinel
May 20, 2013
Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel stressed Monday that he meant no disrespect to the Miami Heat in his postgame comments Saturday night and took to South Florida radio to clear the air. In the wake of the Pacers eliminating the New York Knicks in Saturday's Game 6 of that Eastern Conference semifinal series, Vogel said: "This is not about getting back at Miami. You're in the final four, you're competing for a championship, you're competing for a championship. And they're just the next team that's in our way. And that's how we're approaching it. " Vogel stressed Monday that he was not minimizing the Heat's accomplishments as defending NBA champions, with the teams to open the best-of-seven Eastern Conference finals Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at AmericanAirlines Arena.
Pacers' Vogel on Heat: 'There's no lack of respect'
By Ira Winderman and South Florida Sun Sentinel
May 20, 2013
Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel stressed Monday that he meant no disrespect to the Miami Heat in his postgame comments Saturday night and took to South Florida radio to clear the air. In the wake of the Pacers eliminating the New York Knicks in Saturday's Game 6 of that Eastern Conference semifinal series, Vogel said: "This is not about getting back at Miami. You're in the final four, you're competing for a championship, you're competing for a championship. And they're just the next team that's in our way. And that's how we're approaching it. " Vogel stressed Monday that he was not minimizing the Heat's accomplishments as defending NBA champions, with the teams to open the best-of-seven Eastern Conference finals Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at AmericanAirlines Arena.
Respect in school
October 12, 2010
"I have more respect for the Mafia than I do for the teachers' union. " Wilma l. Maly, Wilton Manors
Dineen says Panthers don't get respect from refs but, 'it's our fault'
By Harvey Fialkov, Sun Sentinel
April 8, 2013
The disparity in penalty calls going against the Eastern Conference cellar-dwelling Panthers led General Manager Dale Tallon to start cracking Rodney Dangerfield, 'no-respect' jokes in the post-game elevator ride to the locker room following Sunday's 2-1 victory over the Senators. When Panthers coach Kevin Dineen was asked about the seemingly unbalanced officiating that has his team killing 35 penalites to their opponent's 24 in the past 16 games, the question prompted a post-game rant.
Show some respect
May 8, 2010
I go to a private high school, and we have a really big family, including teachers, administration, coaches and janitors. At my school, no one, students mainly, treats janitors with any respect by throwing papers, not saying thank you, and pretending like they don't exist. Janitors should be recognized as an important part of a school's society. What I am trying to say is that not only janitors, but everyone should be shown respect. Whether young, old, CEO or paid minimum wage, everyone should be treated equally.
Respect other religions
September 13, 2010
The Sept. 9 letter writer has much to share. As Christians, we also know that, at times, we need to turn the other cheek, be forgiving and also pray for peace. We must be tolerant of other religions and beliefs. One of my favorite courses in college was World Religions. I have so much respect for all the different beliefs, and it seems they all lead back to the same place. Please, let's give us all some respect. Where's Aretha Franklin when we need her? Beverly L. Berger, Boca Raton
Public employees deserve respect
October 10, 2011
I am outraged by the uninformed commentary regarding state employees. My son is as assistant state attorney. He has to work as many hours as it takes to get the job done, which usually is between 50 and 60 hours per week and always includes weekends. When he signed his three-year commitment last year, he was very happy to be employed. If his meager salary were tripled, it wouldn't equal his brother's salary as an attorney starting out in the private sector. The benefits are the perks that the state offers to make up for the low salaries.
Give teachers the respect they deserve
By Stanley C. Feist
September 30, 2010
In response to a recent letter, "Teachers put in their place": A frequent question is, "Why don't our children learn?" People like this letter writer are part of the problem. When one denigrates teachers as a "grasping group" "in a morass of greed" who do not have a "vigorous university" education, this demonstrates a total lack of respect and confidence. It is difficult or impossible to learn from someone you do not respect. In the primary grades, teachers are the people who have an extensive education in the psychological and physical development of children.
Respect the Oval Office, Mr. President
October 8, 2010
The desk in the Oval Office is a beautiful work of art that was a gift from Queen Victoria in 1880. President Obama puts his feet on it. Now with the departure of Rahm Emanuel, there is a celebration of the disgusting language used there. The president needs to understand that if he does not respect the office, he does not deserve to be in it. Don Cosby, Fort Lauderdale
Do you still respect Lance Armstrong?
January 16, 2013
There seems to be an awful lot of anger towards Lance Armstrong, who admitted to Oprah Winfrey that he used performance enhancing drugs en route to winning the Tour de France seven times. I am not angry with Lance Armstrong. I'm not surprised by his admission - everyone who follows him or the sport even on the fringes has suspected this for years. What surprises me is the anger. Calling him "liar" or "doper" or "cheater" or whatever. Teh accusations may be true.
Dineen rant on lack of respect from officials
By Harvey Fialkov and Sun Sentinel
April 7, 2013
For the second straight game the Panthers were on the wrong end of some brutal calls from the officials, with tonight's glaring omission a sweeping trip penalty against T.J. Brennan that should've given the Panthers a two-man advantage on their lone power play of the night which they scored on anyway. In Saturday's 4-3 loss to the Caps, Erik Gudbranson was given a five-minute major boarding penalty and game misconduct that completely shifted the momentum to the Capitals. It was boarding but Guddy didn't deserve the extra three minutes and ejection.
Veteran prosecutor Norman O'Rourke
By Wayne K. Roustan, Sun Sentinel
March 26, 2013
Norman O'Rourke, a prosecutor and private criminal attorney in Broward for more than 30 years, died Friday at his brother's home in Seattle after having fought cancer for several years. He was 63. Mr. O'Rourke was both a skilled and tenacious lawyer and a kind and gentle soul, said his colleagues at the Broward State Attorney's Office. Broward State Attorney Michael Satz said the criminal justice system and the people it serves benefited greatly from Mr. O'Rourke's work. "Norman was a tremendous lawyer and an even better person," Satz said.
Cuban dissident deserves respect as a true patriot
Guillermo I. Martinez and Columnist
March 21, 2013
Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez's around the world in 80 days tour has been met by throngs of sympathizers, small groups of pro-Castro goons, and some exiles who say she is too soft on the tyranny that rules her country. In Brazil, newspapers showed those who protested against the rail-thin 37-year-old blogger had been paid by Cuban Embassy officials. In Mexico, those who criticized her have links with the country's most leftist political party. Sánchez has handled those hecklers with aplomb.
No Nadal or Federer as Sony Open begins
By Harvey Fialkov, Sun Sentinel
March 18, 2013
There was a strange mood on the grounds of Crandon Park Tennis Center on Monday, as if something was missing. Or someone. While young hopefuls and aging veterans were attempting to qualify for the main draw of the Sony Open on the outer courts, second-seeded Andy Murray was practicing on Stadium Court and third-seeded David Ferrer was hosting the men's draw selection on the grounds. Third-seeded David Ferrer? Two of the greatest players of this generation, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, are not here for basically the first time in their certain Hall of Fame careers, due to injury, age or both.
Relievers Qualls, Rauch models of durability
By Juan C. Rodriguez, Sun Sentinel
March 9, 2013
JUPITER, Fla. Since 2005, no major league pitcher can boast more appearances than Chad Qualls. Since 2006, that distinction belongs to Jon Rauch. Both are in a Miami Marlins uniform this spring. Rauch joined the Marlins on a one-year deal and likely will serve as Steve Cishek's setup man. Qualls as a non-roster invitee has to make the club. If he does, the Marlins in Rauch and Qualls will have two pitchers with a combined 11 seasons of 70 or more appearances. Three of those campaigns were of 80 or more games.
Love is not permissive
By Beth Black
March 4, 2013
Raising a son comes with a high level of responsibility and can require an entirely different skill set. My goal for him is to become a strong man of strong character, a difficult achievement in a society filled with an attitude of entitlement and selfishness. The foundations for character, in my opinion are respect and accountability. Teaching a child self respect first enables him to determine acceptable boundaries for himself and subsequently the treatment of others. Accountability teaches him that he is responsible for his actions and that he must be acutely aware of how his actions directly affect others.
Brandie Smith: Police and firefighters deserve our respect
By Brandie Smith
March 20, 2012
I am writing in hopes that the media will be able to help educators, firefighters and police officers regain the respect and appreciation they so rightfully deserve. I'm sure I speak for other professionals when I say the media have a tendency to spotlight the negative things within communities. When was the last time the media highlighted the positive things a teacher, a firefighter or a police officer did to help kids, parents or others in the community? Sadly, I believe the constant negativity from the media is one factor that has caused many parents, students and members of society to lack trust, respect and appreciation for these professions.
Report: Man beats girl to 'teach respect'
Barbara Hijek and FloriDUH
November 12, 2011
Shaune Harito Johnson, 43, an investigator for a Tampa firm that searches for fugitives, wanted to teach a girl respect. Instead, he demonstrated in a very up close and personal way the horrors of domestic violence. Johnson handcuffed the girl to a chair, hit her legs with a buckled belt and also hit her in the face with his fists - all because she refused to write a 500-word essay about showing respect, reports the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Get the DUHtails at the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
Palm Beach Lakes nearly pulls off upset, garners respect
By Steve Gorten and Sun Sentinel
February 24, 2013
Palm Beach Lakes wasn't able to upset Blanche Ely in the Class 7A boys basketball regional finals Saturday night, but the Rams sure scared the defending state champs. And they definitely earned their respect. "They're very talented, well-coached," said Ely senior guard Dallas Cameron . "They're going to make another run next year. They're young. They've got more players coming in and they're a real good team. They gave us a run for our money." If not for three turnovers in the final minute of regulation, Lakes would be heading to Lakeland for the state semifinals instead of Ely. Rams coach Lorenzo Hands said his young team wouldn't be intimidated by the Tigers, and it was evident from the start that they weren't.
Residents voice their opinion: elected officials need to be more respectful
By Heather Carney, Sun Sentinel
January 28, 2013
Residents said it loud and clear: They're tired of commissioners from Boynton Beach to Cooper City mouthing off inappropriate comments to each other and to residents. Eighty percent of the 300 people that responded to a Sun Sentinel poll about civil discourse in city hall said that commissioners speak to each other and residents in a disrespectful and distracting manner. Only 10 percent of those who responded said their elected officials speak respectfully to each other and residents.
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Students, Alumni Connect Through Saints @ Work Shadow Program
January 30, 2012
Forty Emmanuel alumni and students participated in the Saints @ Work shadow program, offered through Emmanuel's Office of Internships and Career Development (ICD). The program connects students with alumni working in their fields of interest during winter recess.
As part of the program, students shadow alumni at their jobs for a full or half day to gain an inside look at a day in the life of their careers. The program was developed in 2010 to help students gain practical work experience and make connections in the working world. The program has grown considerably since its founding, with this year marking the greatest level of participation from alumni and students alike.
"Overall, the consensus from the students and shadow volunteers was that it was a great experience," said Assistant Director of Internships and Career Development Dan Jalbert. "Most of the alumni who volunteered said they wished they had had something like this while they were here."
Alumni from across New England as well as New York volunteered to host a current student at their place of business. Volunteers represented the Class of 1976 through 2011. Students from various academic disciplines had the choice of 34 different shadow opportunities to explore, including shadowing Emmanuel alumni at organizations such as Children's Hospital Boston, Sun Life, EMC Corporation and O'Neill and Associates.
Rebecca Luongo '12 trekked to New York City to shadow Janine Ting Jansen '03, a diversity manager with Citigroup's Institutional Client Group Organization. During Luongo's stay, Jansen introduced her to her colleagues and supervisors, including the vice president of Citi Program Management and the diversity recruiting manager, whom Luongo said offered great advice. She also got to see the trading floor, which she said "looked like something out of a movie." The only downside of the experience? Missing a chance to see actor George Clooney, who was in the office the day before with his personal banker.
"It was an awesome experience and I would definitely advise another student to choose this option next year," she said.
Michael Flaherty '07, a resident physician in pediatrics at Baystate Health, hosted Samantha Duda '15 and Sarah Faulkner '15 in early January. Between Krystle North '09 and Barbara DiGirolamo '06, working as a quality improvement consultant and injury prevention specialist at Children's Hospital Boston, respectively, they hosted six students during the break, offering tours of the hospital and discussions about their various responsibilities. DiGirolamo, who studied education at the College with the intention of pursuing a career in higher education student affairs, had significant advice for her shadow students.
"I wanted them to know how important it is to keep their options open, and utilize the fantastic resources they have, such as the Saints at Work program, and the ability to connect with Emmanuel alumni," she said. "I would have loved to take part in a program such as this if it were available to me when I was a student. Aside for my internship and involvement within student activities at Emmanuel, I didn't get to experience first-hand what the work force may look like and what other options might be open to me with the degree I had. I would certainly participate in the program again in the future."
The ICD office will continue to develop the Saints @ Work shadow program in upcoming years, with hopes of expanding geographically and garnering interest from more alumni and organizations.
"The goal of this networking program is for alumni to think back on their Emmanuel experience and offer insight to the current generation of Emmanuel students," said Director of Internships and Career Development Mark Kenyon about Saints @ Work. "[For our students] it provides a mentorship component as well, and networking that can lead to future opportunities."


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Home > About Us > Careers > Working at Children's Hospital Colorado > Culture
At Children's Hospital Colorado, we are continually changing, growing and moving forward. But one thing that always remains constant is the family-centered culture of caring for which we are known. We're continually striving to be the most experienced and forward-thinking professionals in the nation when it comes to the latest methods for diagnosis and treatment. This translates into less invasive treatment, less time and less stress on our patients and their families. In the process, it results in greater rewards for your career.
Our staff is the cornerstone of our outstanding care, with a primarily-BSN nursing staff and a true team commitment in every part of our organization. We deliver compassionate care and support our reputation as a leading children's hospital in the nation.
Children's Hospital Colorado embraces six standards of behavior which exemplify the best of our workforce:
These standards apply equally to all Children's employees, contract staff, volunteers, doctors and other providers of patient care who interact with patients, families, peers, co-workers and the community. Please read our Standards of Behavior Promise (.pdf)
It's not every day that you get to join a hospital with a long-standing tradition of excellence housed within a spectacular new facility. That's the opportunity you have at Children's Hospital Colorado. With the creation of this amazing new facility, we will now feature our complex care, research and education expertise in one place. The proximity of Children's Hospital Colorado to the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center allows for greater collaboration in care and research.
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"It all started in Burbank, California, where I was originally from," Bob recollects. "My first custom was purchased in 1960 when I was 17 years old ... it was a '51 Chevy hardtop that I chopped, tunneled, and C-notched along with a dropped spindle kit. I accumulated about 17 tickets in five years for being too low in that car! In 1972, I ended up selling it for $600."
Well, apparently Darin Nelson is the jack of all trades his father makes him out to be. Once Brizula had sprayed the indigo blue and white and all the brightwork (by Paul's Plating in Evans City, Pennsylvania) had been put in place, Darin did the upholstery-yeah, the period-correct tuck 'n' roll job you see here before your eyes. Now that's some talent, wouldn't you say?!
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This recipe was handwritten in a booklet that came with my family's first refrigerator in the early 1940s. I was very young at the time, but I can still remember the iceman delivering huge blocks of ice. Since finding the booklet among my mother's things, I make this refreshing dessert often. -Maribelle Culver, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Nutritional Facts 1 serving (1/2 cup) equals 146 calories, 2 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 8 mg cholesterol, 30 mg sodium, 31 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 2 g protein.
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The Atlanta Braves are 6-11 against the Phillies in 2011. But their postseason hopes depend on the teams' final match-up of the regular season on Wednesday.
The Atlanta Braves have lost all of their once-massive NL Wild Card lead to the St. Louis Cardinals, and head into the final game of the season in search of a spark that could rescue them from a four-game losing streak and a miserable 8-17 September. But the Braves face the same quandary they did Monday and Tuesday nights: they must topple the mighty Phillies to claim an elusive win.
Fortunately for the Braves, who were handcuffed by Cliff Lee and Roy Oswalt in the first two games of their season-ending series in Atlanta, Philadelphia sends Joe Blanton to the mound tonight. Atlanta counters with Tim Hudson, who has earned three of the Braves' eight wins in September and has given up more than four earned runs — something Derek Lowe did in a mere four innings on Tuesday — just four times in 2011.
But the Braves have struggled against the NL leaders all season, compiling a 6-11 record against Philadelphia that includes zero wins since the All-Star break.
Game date, time: 7 p.m. ET, Wednesday, September 29, 2011
Location: Turner Field, Atlanta, Georgia
TV channel: ESPN2
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit Phillies blog The Good Phight and Braves blog Talking Chop. Check out Baseball Nation's AL Wild Card race and NL Wild Card race StoryStreams from Tuesday for more.


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On March 26, 2012, Einstein's Graduate Program held its 16th annual Julius Marmur Symposium – A Graduate Student Research Symposium. The event is named for Dr. Julius Marmur, a renowned Einstein scientist who is remembered as one of the founding fathers of molecular biology and as a pioneer in the use of yeast as a model organism for studying genetics. The award recognizes outstanding research by Einstein's best and brightest, offering them a platform for sharing their work with the rest of the medical school.
The daylong event started with morning presentations by the three Julius Marmur Award recipients, Dr. Abhishek Bhattacharya, Dr. Yong (Tiger) Zhang, and Vivek Patel. Dr. Bhattacharya, now a postdoc at Columbia University, completed his doctoral research in the laboratory of Dr. Nicholas Baker and published his work in the high-impact journal Cell in 2011. Dr. Zhang completed his doctoral research in the laboratory of Dr. Vern Schramm, during which he published an impressive four first-author research papers, and is now a postdoc at the Scripps Research Institute. As an M.D.-Ph.D. student, Mr. Patel is completing the Ph.D. portion of Einstein's Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) in the lab of Dr. Robert Singer and will soon start the two years of clinical rotations toward completing his medical training.
The event also included an afternoon session at which more than 60 graduate and MSTP students presented their research in poster format. Presenters discussed their work with faculty members, current students, and newly accepted applicants to Einstein's graduate school. This latter group was able to see the extraordinary breadth and quality of research that is conducted by students at Einstein while getting a glimpse into the exciting future of the science that awaits them.
The day was organized by the Graduate Division and the Student Symposium Committee, which included abstract editor Sabriya Stukes and moderator Clarissa Czekster.
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Nom de Guerre's fall collection has now hit shops including End, Roden Gray and their very own space in New York. The entire collection is launched today at NDG's flagship store - one of the best retail spaces in North America. Collection No. 9 features a muted colour palette and the formal military references we've come to expect and love. This fall is one of their best collections with heavy wools, interesting soft blends and some really great looking blazers and knitwear. The sweaters are always our favorite part of the collection which is why we've brought a couple of options into The Shop this fall. Starting to work with Nom de Guerre, we wanted to introduce the collection with our top picks from this season. The lambswool V neck is probably my favorite piece right now, followed by the amazing shawl collar cardigan. A few accessories and a serious woolen blazer close out our tight-knit offering - pun intended. Visit The Shop or get down to Nom de Guerre in New York to see the full collection. Nom de Guerre 640 Broadway, New York (212) 253-2707


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This month, we show you how to create black holes, swallow the Earth in a cloud of exotic matter, pummel the very fabric of space-time into nothingness and possibly even divide by zero. If you think you accidentally picked up a copy of Mad Scientist Monthly, fear not. Although I may have exaggerated the details a bit, it's still an exciting issue—the focus is "Hack This".
Reuven M. Lerner starts things off with the notion that knowledge is power and provides a list of his favorite books for this year. Although my personal tastes lean a little more toward science fiction, Reuven has a great list of resources that should be on every mad scientist's, er, I mean programmer's shelf. Dave Taylor follows up with a solution to a frustrating problem: renaming files. It may seem like a simple thing, but anyone who ever has renamed thousands of files really appreciates the power of scripting. Dave shows how to do it.
The hacking issue certainly makes a few of us nervous, so security seems a wise topic to include this month. Mick Bauer helps us feel a bit more at ease with his continuing series on transparent firewalls. Jes Fraser also helps us test the security of our Web applications with her article on Samurai. Because Kyle Rankin just got back from DEF CON, we're all feeling a bit paranoid ourselves. It's nice that Mick and Jes have our back. Speaking of Kyle, unlike those Internet bad guys full of secrecy and evil, he's willing to share his knowledge with the rest of us. This month, he has a handful of useful hacks he learned while at DEF CON. If you want to stay off the "Wall of Sheep", you'll want to check out his column.
What hacking issue would be complete without discussing the most complex fabricated system ever developed in the history of mankind? No, I don't mean Emacs keybindings, but rather the Large Hadron Collider, or LHC, over in Switzerland. What better way to analyze exotic particles than with open-source software! Carl Lundstedt takes us behind the scenes at CERN and shows how the data is getting crunched in that little-black-hole-creation factory.
If the LHC is a little too large for your hacking appetite, and at 17 miles in circumference, we certainly understand, perhaps Chinavision's Pico Projector is more your cup of tea. Kyle Rankin not only reviews the tiny embedded Linux device, but also covers how he hacked it—and bricked it. You'll have to read the details for yourself, but it's nice to see the elite run into trouble from time to time as well. Add to that Daniel Bartholomew's hack for finding his lost Nokia N900, and we have the small end of the device-hacking covered along with the big end.
For many of us, hacking is much more about programming than it is about soldering irons. Thankfully, Koen Vervloesem shows how to control our desktops with D-Bus. Whether you want to make applications talk to each other or tweak the way programs interact with humans, D-Bus is that back channel you can use to orchestrate the perfect desktop harmony. If you want to take it further and manipulate your computer remotely with a smartphone, Jamie Popkin walks through that process as well.
Things get a little more in-depth as Bryan Childs introduces Rockbox. Sure, most of us know Rockbox as the alternate operating system for a bunch of media-playing devices, but what many don't know is that although it's open source, it's not actually Linux. Why did we print such an article? Well, we figured this month we'd hack your expectations a bit too. Anyone interested in Linux will likely be interested in Rockbox. Check out Bryan's article and see for yourself.
This issue is bound to push you over the edge from intelligent Linux user to evil genius. At the very least, it will help prepare you for a battle against the bad guys. We hope you enjoy the Hack This issue; we definitely enjoyed putting it together for you.
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Below are the candidates for IEEE Technical Activities Vice President-Elect, 2013.
Vincenzo Piuri is Full Professor in Computer Engineering (since 2000) and was Director of the Department of Information Technology (2007-2012) at the Università degli
His main research interests are: theory and industrial applications of neural techniques, biometrics, signal and image processing for industrial applications, neural network architectures, application-specific digital processing architectures, and fault tolerance. Innovative results were published in more than 350 papers in international journals, international conferences proceedings, and book chapters.
Vincenzo Piuri is an IEEE Fellow and a recipient of numerous awards also for his contributions to IEEE.
Vincenzo Piuri has over 25 years of continuous service since he was an IEEE student, later as Society President and presently as IEEE Board of Director. He has been actively involved in many aspects and at many levels of the IEEE activities and operations, from conferences to publications, from member activities to education, and from finances to management. He:
In these activities, he has always been looking for deep understanding of problems and strategic perspectives for solutions, by building consensus worldwide and focusing on outcomes and results.
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Welcome to Awana Southeast Texas! Missionaries serving in this region are:
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Hwy 190 West, Jasper, Texas 75951
Why should you participate in AwanaGames / Sparks-A- Rama?
§ There are parents the will never enter a church but will send their children to church events like Awana. AwanaGames / Sparks-A – Rama gives these parents a non-threatening place to cheer their child on, in a race and provides an opportunity for them to hear and respond to the gospel message.
§ Commanders, do you have all the leaders that you need to run your Awana Ministry effectively? The AwanaGames / Sparks-A – Rama provides an opportunity for you to build relationships with the parents of your clubbers and share the needs of your Awana Ministry with them.
§ Leaders, would you like more involvement from the parents of your clubbers? The AwanaGames / Sparks-A – Rama provides an opportunity for to you to build relationships with the parents of your clubbers so you can start sharing ways that they can be more involved with the spiritual development of their children.
§ Not to mention that your Clubbers will love it!
§ These are just a few reasons why your Awana Ministry will greatly benefit in participating in the AwanaGames / Spark-A-Rama in your area. Come join the fun and ministry opportunities at the Spring or Jasper AwanaGames / Sparks-A – Rama.
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Legends Sports Complex 602 Pruitt Rd. The Woodlands, TX. 77380
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HillCrest Baptist Church 3196 US HWY 190 West Jasper TX
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Gateway Baptist Church
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Do you loss some of your clubbers after the Christmas break? The Awana Bible Quiz is a great way to start back after the break with fun and excitement. As your children are preparing for the Bible Quiz, you can do cool and neat things with them to help them learn God's Word.
There is nothing more thrilling then to hear children recite God Word. I must admit that Bible Quiz is my favorite event that we hold. I challenge you to take your Awana Ministry to a new level and participate in the Awana Bible Quiz in Houston this year. It will grow your clubbers spiritually by leaps and bounds.


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MASON COUNTY — The 67th Annual Dinner of the Mason County Chamber of Commerce is set and will feature keynote speaker Jim Justice, owner of the Greenbrier Resort.
Set for April 2 at the Point Pleasant Junior Senior High School, the evening will begin with a reception from 6-6:45 p.m., sponsored by Peoples Bank. Following the reception will be Justice's address and then the awards ceremony, followed by dinner at 8 p.m. The evening will conclude with door prizes.
As the owner of the Greenbrier Resort, Justice is also the founder of the PGA Golf tournament held there each July. He owns coals mines in Virginia, Kentucky and Virginia and his massive agricultural operations continue today under the parent James C. Justice Companies, Inc.
In addition, Justice also works to carry on his family's tradition of being major supporters of youth programs in Southern West Virginia. He has coached basketball teams of all ages for 25 years and is currently the head girls' basketball coach at Greenbrier East High School. The list of his many accomplishments and charitable endeavors are endless.
"We look forward to hearing his captivating talk regarding business in West Virginia and his formula for success," said Chamber Executive Director Hilda Austin.
Also according to Austin, the awards ceremony will showcase businesses and individuals who have made positive contributions through community improvement during the past year.
Tickets for the evening are $50 for individuals, or tables for eight may be purchased until March 22 for $350. Half tables for four are also available for $180. Please call or email Austin to RSVP or to obtain additional information at 304-675-1050 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Carnegie Corporation of New York Renews Funding for AHP
The African Humanities Program (AHP) seeks to revitalize the humanities in five African countries: Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda through fellowship competitions, regional workshops, and peer networking. The program is supported by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
The centerpiece of the AHP is the distribution of fellowships to promising African scholars through two peer-reviewed competitions. One competition promotes the completion of Ph.D. dissertations in the humanities by providing a stipend to support the final year of writing. The second competition supports ongoing research and publication by early-career scholars in the humanities by providing one-year leaves from teaching in the form of a postdoctoral fellowship. Recipients of both kinds of fellowship are also eligible for residential awards to support a sustained period of writing as visiting scholars at other research centers in Africa. The postdoctoral fellowship competition is open to humanities scholars in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda who propose to work in sub-Saharan Africa. Dissertation fellowships are open to humanities scholars in Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Uganda. In the first competition (2008-2009), 42 fellowships were awarded: 11 awards for dissertation completion, 24 awards for early career postdoctoral research and writing, and 7 residencies. In the second year (2009-2010), 39 fellowships were awarded : 10 awards for dissertation completion and 29 awards for early career postdoctoral research and writing, with residential choices to be determined.
The second year of the program also brought an initiative to publish a landmark series in the African humanities, books that would galvanize teaching and research on the continent and communicate the best in new research to the global scholarly community. Two co-editors were named: Kwesi Yankah of the University of Ghana-Legon and Abebe Zegeye of the University of the Witwatersrand.
The AHP organizes meetings in Africa in cooperation with host institutions to publicize the fellowship program and to discuss new trends in humanities research. In the first two years of the program (2008-2009 and 2009-2010), meetings were held at universities in Ghana (University of Ghana-Legon), in Nigeria (University of Ibadan, Bayero University Kano, and Amadu Bello University in Zaria), in South Africa (University of the Witwatersrand and the University of Johannesburg in Johannesburg, the East London campus of Ft. Hare University, the University of the Western Cape and University of Cape Town in Cape Town), in Tanzania (the University of Dar es Salaam), and in Uganda (Makerere University in Kampala). At the meetings senior African scholars from a variety of disciplines advise on the fine-tuning of the fellowship programs and lead workshops in application preparation. Younger scholars learn about the AHP fellowship program, gain practical advice on the application process, and have the opportunity to discuss new directions in the humanities and standards of quality in humanities research. Through the activities of the African Humanities Program, ACLS promotes local and international cooperation among humanities scholars at all stages of career, with the aim of developing a self-sustaining. continent-wide network of African humanities scholars.
The African Humanities Program is inspired by a commitment to the humanities as a core component of higher education and research in Africa, essential to progress and development. The ACLS defines the humanities as the study of human cultures, languages, and histories through the use of qualitative approaches. Among the disciplines contributing to humanities scholarship are anthropology, archaeology, history, studies of the fine and performing arts, musicology, languages and linguistics, literature studies, religious studies, and philosophy.
ACLS's activities in Africa are based, in part, on the success of the ACLS Humanities Program in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, also funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Also see: Carnegie Corporation of New York Renews Funding for AHP, ACLS News, March 22, 2012."Will Knowledge Survive? Studying the Humanities at African Universities," a 2009 Carnegie Corporation of New York report describing the need for this and other programs in the context of the critical situation facing many universities on the continent.
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