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For former Clinton foster mother Merlyn Law, the effects abuse and the current Iowa adoption system can have on a child are far too familiar.
Among the 25 teens Law and her husband fostered throughout the years was a young girl who suffered years of abuse, being separated from her birth mother and sister. Once the young girl came into Law's home, she told her foster mother that she had began cutting herself and was sent to a program where she would receive help for her self-injuring. The abuse and moves from home to home eventually overwhelmed the teenager and she took her own life.
Abby's story is just one tearful account of the children Law has seen move in and out of her home with what she saw as little regard from the agency determining their fate.
"Life could have been different because we loved them," Law said. "They weren't just a body. We fell in love with the children that came into our home."
Law was one of more than 20 community members and professionals who spoke to local legislators on Saturday at the First United Methodist Church. Rep. Mary Wolfe, D-Clinton, Sen. Rita Hart, D-Wheatland and Sen. Pam Jochum, D-Dubuque, attended a roundtable hosted by the Rainbird Foundation to discuss children's issues with people who work to improve children's lives daily.
"We relate to child abuse as if it is not a significant problem. This lack of acknowledgement results in an ignorance and inactivity," Rainbird Foundation founder Hanna Roth said. "Thousands of children slip through the cracks in our system because our system was not designed to handle the stress of the numbers that we're getting and were not funded appropriately enough to get along."
Participants cited issues with the Department of Human Services and the negative effects those problems have on children. For more than two hours the group discussed the perceived flaws in the system that they said often does not serve those it is intended to serve: the children.
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Along with the work to ease transportation for parents, Iowa legislators are also working on a system that will increase the mental health care children receive.
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How a Theory is Born: A Conversation with Pauline Boss
by Nancy Gonzalez, CFLE
Pauline Boss is one of NCFR's most decorated scholars-she is an NCFR Fellow and one of our past presidents. She has been awarded our prestigious Ernest Burgess Award which is given for a career of outstanding scholarly achievement in studying families. She is world-renowned and in much demand as an expert on grief, loss and trauma. In the spirit of full disclosure, I wasn't just the interviewer for this article. I'll admit to being her unabashed fan. I admire so many family scholars, but there is just a handful whose work has affected me or my family as profoundly as Pauline's.
Pauline gave voice to a unique type of loss; one for which, as she describes, no greeting card is available. Just months before I read her 1999 book, Ambiguous Loss: Learning to Life with Unresolved Grief, my husband and I lost a child under rare circumstances and in a manner that typically goes unacknowledged by others. A family friend and scholar, upon hearing of our loss, sent us a copy of Pauline's book. It was as if we had been living in a dark cell and someone led us to a window. My husband and I struggled for words to describe the loss, even to each other. We had no hope of expecting understanding from anyone else. I hadn't gotten very far into her book when I had the thought, "This is us!" And then I thought, "She has discovered another 'problem that had no name!'"
Briefly, an ambiguous loss is one in which a loved one is either physically present but psychologically absent (such as with a parent with dementia) or one who is physically absent but psychologically present (such as an estranged family member). Because these losses are outside the common human experience, families don't know what to do with their anguish. When these families hear that they "need to move on," it compounds their grief by adding shame. They appear "stuck" at best. At worst, others may imply (or families may assume) that their response is pathological. Most of the time, these families are normal and resilient, but they are living under excruciating circumstances. The sufferers aren't "ill;" it's the context that is pathological.
Particularly painful is the pop psychology idea that these grieving families need to seek "closure." This concept is oft-repeated on talk show sofas. The general public has picked it up, and now it's in everyday use. Pauline found through her research and practice that in these ambiguous situations, closure is not possible nor even therapeutically advisable. There are some losses that one will never simply "get over." The resilient and healthy way to mastery is "learning to live with unresolved grief," (the subtitle of her book) and finding meaning in ambiguity itself.
Last Spring I sat down with Pauline in her office in St. Paul, MN, to have a conversation not just about ambiguous loss itself as much as family theory development in a more general way. What I was seeking were answers to a couple of questions, namely: "How was your theory born?", and "What would you say to junior colleagues in NCFR-perhaps graduate students-who are wondering if their interest in family studies might be calling them into a career as a theorist? " She was generous with her time and eager to lend her mentoring advice.
Pauline's Theory of Ambiguous Loss began without a name when she was a Ph.D. student in a graduate school sociology course taught by Gerald Hage at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He was a theorist himself. She loved that class. His assignment for the students was to develop some kind of organizational theory -Pauline chose "the family" as her organization of study. She had been writing about "psychological father absence" --a concept that she had begun to observe in her studies with her Ph.D. committee member, family therapist Carl Whitaker, also in Madison. Back in the early 70s, when she was studying family therapy, she was discovering that in a large number of families, she was seeing fathers who were present physically, but many of them were absent emotionally. As the daughter of a nurturing father herself, Pauline knew what it was like to have a father very present in her life. The fathers she was observing maintained that the children were their mother's concern, not theirs. For Gerald Hage's class, she wrote a paper on this type of family-one that was structurally intact, but one in which the fathers were psychologically disengaged. She subsequently presented her paper, "Psychological Father Absence in Intact Families" for the first time at the 1973 NCFR conference in Toronto.
I was delighted to hear that NCFR was the first audience for her ideas, and I asked her to describe the experience. "It changed my life," she said. This was her first paper session as a graduate student, and she expected a light turnout. She was told "don't worry; there will be only 6 or 8 people there." There were almost 100 people in attendance. "It caught me off guard," she said. "I was really scared." The feedback was very strong; many approached her after her presentation to tell her some version of "you're onto something." The military researchers in the audience, Edna Hunter and Hamilton McCubbin, approached her and said, "You have the theory we need; we have the data you can use." They had data on all of the military families of the Vietnam era who had a family member missing in action (MIA). In this case, the families were living with a physical father absence-the other type of family loss. They invited her to do her dissertation research with them. With this rich dataset, her theory had a place to be tested.
After the successful NCFR session, she went back to Gerald Hage who, in expert mentor fashion, told her, "raise your idea to a higher theoretical level-it's about more than absent fathers." She thought about it for a while and then realized that the issue was about any kind of loss in which someone is "there-but not there." The term and the theory of Ambiguous Loss were born.
Her first article on ambiguous loss was published in an unusual way. Although her paper was wildly successful at the NCFR conference, when she submitted it to a journal, it was rejected because she did not have enough data yet. It found a home elsewhere. Using the symbolism of a whirlpool from Greek Mythology, the late Marvin Sussman edited what he called a "Charibdys" issue of Marriage and Family Review-a special issue that was a collection of promising papers that had been rejected by other journals. This is where her theory first appeared in print. Soon she was publishing prolifically. (See www.ambiguousloss.com .)
Fast forward to 2010. Her book for families, Ambiguous Loss: Learning to Live with Unresolved Grief, has been translated into seven languages. The Red Cross is using her work to help families of the missing in Haiti. The U.S. Veterans Administration is using her theory in working with the families of veterans who are returning with brain injuries and, just recently, autism spectrum disorders are getting new attention from researchers using the lenses of ambiguous loss. These are just a few of its applications.
Her clientele has grown from those in her Minnesota practice to thousands she has helped personally or by training other professionals, all over the world. She worked in New York City after 9/11 and with families who have lived through the horror of torture or war in places such as Kosovo. Pauline discovered that "therapy" is not limited to a one on one relationship with a trained therapist. She tells us that "community" can sometimes be more therapeutic than a single health provider. Moreover, her work has informed the therapeutic community to look for strengths. Most survivors of catastrophes will not develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and she cautions helpers to look for resiliency and not just pathology.
I asked Pauline "How often do you hear from a person-not someone who works in the field but someone who writes you out of the blue who found your book and says 'this is my...'" Pauline anticipated the rest of my question and answered, "Twice a week, minimum." People find her and explain their situations which are myriad. The theory has been applied in ways that Pauline hadn't even thought of when she was first formulating her ideas. There are many ways to lose people-foster care, immigration, runaways, mental illness, grandparents who are not allowed to see their grandchildren. People call her and actually say "I think I have an ambiguous loss." They somehow find her book and recognize themselves in it. The week before I met with her, a father wrote to her and said "I've lost my son," but his son hadn't passed away....he was going to have sex change surgery. He was indeed "losing" the son he knew, but he couldn't yet see that the person, his child, was still there. Well-meaning people may say something like "well, you're gaining a daughter." Pat answers are rarely helpful. Something he treasured was changing forever. He was moving from the known to the unknown. When one's feelings of loss cannot be validated, they lead to what Pauline calls "frozen grief"-another kind of complicated grief.
She finds enormous joy knowing her work has been helpful to others but also that new scholars are building on it. Pauline explained, "What is pleasing to me more that anything is that there is a second generation of researchers testing the theory with other kinds of ambiguous loss that I never touched such as Autism. But it's also being testing cross-culturally to see if the theory holds up and measurement issues are being researched. These younger people are out there applying the theory, testing, doing new research, finding new avenues of research application... nothing could please a professor more than that."
Following up, I asked "What would you say to an up and coming NCFR member who's happened upon an innovative thought and is wondering 'might this be a theory?'" Pauline encourages them to study the authors who have written about the long process of theory development. She cited the work of Reuben Hill as instrumental for her. "I'd have them go often to NCFR and its Theory Construction & Research Methodology Workshop (TCRM), to gather around some mentors who are both creative and also rigorous. You have to have a testable theory. If it can't be tested, it's not a theory."
Pauline came to her current place in life from a background as a wife, mother and from her first career as a home economics teacher. She was extremely busy with a young family during those years-I asked her what drove her to pursue what would be her second career and life's work. "Curiosity is the most important characteristic, and I've always been curious.... It takes creativity and perseverance, but above all, it takes curiosity."
As we were finishing the interview, she added something I didn't expect. She said that her intense curiosity began in childhood. "I've always wanted to be a detective," Pauline said. When she was about six years old, she was captivated by the radio program about a private investigator, Mr.Keen: Tracer of Lost Persons. Then she said with a smile "Guess what I do research on?"
Her earlier work Ambiguous Loss: Learning to Live with Unresolved Grief is the book for people whose loved ones are missing physically or psychologically. This is the book that can be handed to a family; indeed, her publisher gave out hundreds of free copies in New York City in 2001. She has a newer book- Loss, Trauma, and Resilience: Therapeutic Work with Ambiguous Loss, (W.W. Norton 2006) that is written for the researcher and helping professional. This is the book which describes the six levels of guidance that practitioners can use to help people live with ambiguous or unresolved loss: Finding Meaning, Tempering Mastery, Reconstructing Identity, Normalizing Ambivalence, Revising Attachment and Discovering Hope. The six guidelines are meant to help therapists and educators ease the stress of families with any kind of ambiguous loss. These six constructs are also meant to provide a fuller theoretical model for future researchers to test. As a family life educator, I will always have a copy of this 2006 book in my personal library. I won't spoil the ending for the prospective reader, but I will disclose that in this book, she weaves insightful memoir into her work. She has lived with ambiguous losses herself. She just didn't know what to call them at the time.
Where do theories come from? Where are our burgeoning theorists? Some are in their first careers, feeling a new calling to go back to school. Some are in NCFR right now. They are graduate students and new scholars. Pauline's career began with her first paper session. At an NCFR conference, she found the connections she needed to move ahead with her dissertation research and her entire academic career.
Maybe NCFR's next budding theorist is you! I'll see you in Minneapolis in November.


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Tamara FloridaIf you haven't hacked or jailbroken your phone, you should have nothing to worry about.MacBook , Mini, Airport Express, iPhone 3G x 2, Air, Mac OS X (10.6.3)
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I havent but i know someone else who hasnt either and there phone bricked only showing a apple logo when updatingmacbook pro 17 inch - iPhone 4, Mac OS X (10.6.1)
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mine came pre-loaded with 4.0 and I upgraded to 4.02 with no problem.HP Pavilion DV2812tx, HP DV4-1504tx, Windows 7, iPod Hi-Fi, iPhone 4 32 GB Black
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YES iam too because im on my 3rd new iphone4 and i updated on first one and then 2days later the proxmity sensor put my phone on mute when i held to my ear ...so got new phone didnt update and fine for week and half ...thought ok i'll update and then again people couldnt hear me wasnt proxmity sensor this time but software got new phone again and now had two weeks just dont want to update till they bring in another update ..can anyone tell me when that is meant to be new update ?for iphone 4iOS 4
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No not scared, and have updated. No problems for me.Mac OS X (10.6.4), Macbook Pro, iMac, iPad, iPhone, Touch, Express, Airport, Apple TV
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No not scared, and have updated. No problems for me.
I've never had a bricked phone from an update. So, I'm never scared either. And I'm either just lucky, or people who brick their phones are just plain doing something wrong (not intentionally of course). But everytime an update comes out, there are "the sky has fallen" reports, but no one I know has ever had an issue themselves.......go figureAsus Laptop, iPhone 4 and Very Happy With It!-
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Hi there, I was concerned at first as I hopped onto this forum and saw all the problems people had with the update. But I read alot of the threads which mentioned having a reliable Internet connection so the download won't be interrupted or download corrupt, if u are using a computer that has anti-virus and firewall u may have to turn them off before downloading as it may block the update. Some users have suggested that u must be using the iPhone USB cable as a generic one can corrupt the phone updating and also make sure the USB is plugged into the computer itself and not a USB hub. Make sure u back up your phone before you update.
I had no issues updating. Took 15 mins to download and less than 10mins to install. After updating to 4.0.2 I have even seem my battery life perform marginally better and couldn't be happier.
I hope these ideas help u in deciding. If ur near an apple store I know that they are happy to update your phone for you. Well here in Australia they do
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Tamara FloridaI've done every update so far with no issues as has everyone else I know.MacBook , Mini, Airport Express, iPhone 3G x 2, Air, iPad, Mac OS X (10.6.4)
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No problem with this, or any other, update on either of our iphones.powerbook g4, iMac 20, Mac OS X (10.6.1), airport express, iphone, ipod, ipod touch
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Hi guys
I do have a brick now...
I just received it, opened it and it was working, for 10 minutes until i saw some update and i decided to install it.
Well, I am not sure if it was my virus or my connection but now I am desperate..
it is 1.16 am and I have been fighting with my iphone and itunes since 7 pm..
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so many years waitting to have an iphone and now i want to crash it against my wall..
i have the famous 1604 erros
tried reinstalled itunes, and download the file again..
any help???
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Hi meralmu,
To get a faster response to your needs please start your own topic rather than piggy backing on someone else's. You'll get noticed sooner.iMac 2.66 4GB, MacBook 2.0 Al 2GB, Mac OS X (10.6.2), 500GB TC, Airport Express, iPod touch (1st gen), iPod Shuffle (2nd gen)-
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Don't do it until they figure this out!
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My iPhone is a brick after updating. I feel like Charlie Brown on Halloween - "I got a rock".
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stevejobsfan0123 Sunnyvale, CA
Not sure what it is you are hoping to accomplish by commenting on a 2.5 year old thread and trying to scare people out of updating? You seem to have the assumption that others' phones will turn into bricks simply because you think yours did.
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Thomas Alva Edison
אדיסון, תומס אלוה
עדיסאן, תומס אלוה
إديسون، توماس،
توماس إديسون،
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Braun, Lindsay Frederick
Israel, Paul
Israel, Paul B.
Jenkins, Reese
Jenkins, Reese V.
Meadowcroft, William H.
Mirsalis, Jon C.
Model, Ben
Rosenberg, Robert A.
Runes, Dagobert D.
Runes, Dagobert David (1902-1982)
Serviss, Garrett Putman (1851-1929)
Taft, William H. (1857-1930)
Taft, William Howard (1857-1930)
Zeppelin, Ferdinand von
吉川, 直蔵
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1900 - 1920 - Höhenflüge - Tiefer Fall Jahre zwischen Euphorie und Chaos
complete manual of the Edicon phonograph, A
Description of the phonograph and phonograph-graphophone by their respective inventors : testimonials as to their practical use
diary and sundry observations of Thomas Alva Edison, The
Edison legacy unpublished treasures of the Edison Archive., The
Edison's conquest of Mars (a sequel to The war of the worlds)
Edison speaks
Edison : the invention of the movies
Edison trials voice audition cylinders of 1912-1913., The
Ėdisson, 1889:
Full text of Edison's famous scholarship questionnaire : (with authoritative answers).
great train robbery, The
incandescent light, a review of its invention and application., The
kiss (Edison kinetoscope films, 1894-1896), The
kleptomaniac, The
Landmarks of early film
Laughing gas
Library of Congress compressed audio project
Lion, London zoological garden (Lumière films) (n° 54)
little girl who did not believe in Santa Claus, A
little train robbery, The
lone fisherman, The
Losses and loyalties April 1883-December 1884
making of an inventor February 1847-June 1873, The
maniac chase, The : a new score for the 1904 Thomas A. Edison silent film classic, op. 48
Menlo Park the early years April 1876-December 1877
Mess call
Miller's daughter, The
[Monkeyshines No. 1]
Morning fire alarm
morning nath, A
Mounted police charge
Mr. Edison at work in his chemical laboratory
Nero or The fall of Rome
Nervy Nat kisses the bride
Neunzehnhundert - 1920 - Höhenflüge - Tiefer Fall.
new kiss, The
New York City
[Newark athlete (with indian clubs)]
Pack train on Chilkoot Pass (Actualities 1897-1910)
Pan-American exposition by night
papers of Thomas A. Edison, The
passer-by, The
policemen's little run, The
Princess Ali, Egyptian dance
Promenade of Ostriches, Paris botanical gardens (Lumière films) (n° 4)
Rector's to Claremont
Rescued from an eagle's nest
Research to development at Menlo Park, January 1879-March 1881
Return of lifeboat
rivals, The
Robetta and Doretto [No. 2]
scrap in black and white, A
Seminary girls (Edison kinetoscope films, 1894-1896)
Series photography 1877-1885
Serpentine dancers (Edison kinetoscope films, 1894-1896)
Shigo ni seikatsu ari
Shooting the chutes at Coney island
Sioux ghost dance
Sky scrapers of New York City from North River (Actualities 1897-1910)
[Speeches given at celebration for Thomas A. Edison]
sprinkler sprinkled (Lumière films) (n° 99), The
storm at sea, A
strenuous life or anti-race suicide, The
Studies in applied electricity.
suburbanite's ingenious alarm, The
T. A. Edison. Avec des notes autobiographiques de T. A. Edison. Traduit de l'anglais par A. Tougard de Boismilon. Avec 16 illustrations hors texte, William H. Meadowcroft.
Tale the autumn leaves told
"Teddy" bears, The
terrible kids, The
Thirty days at hard labor
Thomas A. Edison papers
Thomas Alva Edison; addresses delivered at the presentation to Thomas Alva Edison of the medal bestowed upon him by the Congress of the United States, West Orange, New Jersey, October twentieth, 1928.
train wreckers, The
trainer's daughter or a race for love, The
Transformation by hats, comic view (Lumière films) (n° 105)
trip to the moon, A
Troop ships for the Philippines
Turning the tables
U.S. troops landing at Daiquiri Cuba
Uncle Tom's cabin
Unpublished treasures of the Edison Archive.
Unreleased Edison laterals 1 an anthology of electrically recorded needle type records.
Watermelon eating contest
watermelon patch, The
What happened in the tunnel
white caps, The
whole Dam family and the Dam dog, The
Windsor McCay and his moving comics
wizard of Menlo Park, 1878, The
wonders of magnetism, The
wringing good joke, A
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People Imprisoned in U.S. for Drug Offenses Skyrockets from 41,000 to 507,000 in 30 Years
Thursday, July 12, 2012
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No wonder states like California and others experienced a boom in prison construction beginning in the 1980s.
According to statistics compiled by The Sentencing Project, a nonprofit dedicated to prison reform, the total number of people in jails and prisons for violating drug laws soared from 41,000 in 1980 to 507,000 by 2010.
During this same 30-year period, the overall prison and jail population more than quadrupled, from 502,886 to 2,266,832 inmates. The United States leads the world in per capita incarceration at 743 per 100,000, ahead of Rwanda (c595) and Russia (568).
By 2010, just over half (51%) of all inmates in federal prisons were convicted of drug-related crimes. For state prisons the percentage is much smaller, 17.8% (violent offenders make up the largest share in these prisons, 53.2%).
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A Free Lunch in the Commons
We derive conditions under which cost-increasing measures -- consistent with either regulatory constraints or fully expropriated taxes -- can increase the profits of all agents active within a common-pool resource. This somewhat counterintuitive result is possible regardless of whether price is exogenously fixed or endogenously determined. Consumers are made no worse off and, in the case of an endogenous price, can be made strictly better off. The results simply require that total revenue be decreasing and convex in aggregate effort, which is an entirely reasonable condition, as we demonstrate in the context of a renewable natural resource. We also show that our results are robust to heterogeneity of agents and, under certain conditions, to costless entry and exit. Finally, we generalize the analysis to show its relation to earlier work on the effects of raising costs in a model of Cournot oligopoly.Download Info
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- Kotchen, Matthew J. & Salant, Stephen W., 2011. "A free lunch in the commons," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Elsevier, vol. 61(3), pages 245-253, May.
- Matthew J. Kotchen & Stephen W. Salant, 2009. "A Free Lunch in the Commons," NBER Working Papers 15086, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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Timor-Leste Itinerary
Enjoy an adventure travel experience in Timor-Leste, a less frequented corner of Asia. Visit community projects and spend time on secluded islands.
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Though retaining the feel of a Portuguese outpost, Dili is beginning to forge its own identity. Take in the sights of Timor-Leste's capital city on a half-day tour, leaving plenty of time to visit the local weaving markets and enjoy an evening stroll along Dili's scenic waterfront.
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Experience traditional life of the Timorese as we head east into a lush area of rice paddies, peanut farms and vegetable fields. From a base in Baucau, drive to Venilale along a winding road flanked by huge old trees and take a trek through the forest to Mt Ariana.
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Solaris Bus & Coach
This article does not cite any references or sources. (February 2014) |
Type | Public |
Industry | Automotive industry |
Founded | 2001 |
Headquarters | Bolechowo, Poland |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Solange Olszewska, Krzysztof Olszewski |
Products | Buses |
Revenue | €292.2 million |
Operating income | €20.6 million |
Profit | €13.5 million |
Total assets | €126.1 million |
Total equity | €87.6 million |
Employees | 1562 |
Website | www.solarisbus.com |
Solaris Bus & Coach SA is a bus, coach, trolleybus and tram manufacturer based in Bolechowo near Poznań, Poland.
It is a family-owned business, with Krzysztof Olszewski as co-owner and his wife Solange as CEO. It is located in a former weapons factory, and was featured by BBC World in a program related to EU expansion in May 2004, as an example of a post-communist success in Poland.[citation needed]
Solaris started as Neoplan Polska, founded in 1994 by Krzysztof Olszewski. Neoplan Polska was selling, and since January 1996 also building under German licence, low-floor Neoplan city buses. In 1999 it released first buses under its own Solaris brand (model Urbino). On 1 September 2001 Neoplan Polska was renamed to Solaris Bus & Coach Sp. z o.o. In 2005 it was transformed into a joint stock company.
In the 1990s, the company developed its own research office and used computer software originally developed for the design of space shuttles. It reduced the time needed to design and build new prototypes to about six months.[citation needed] Another six months are needed to build a new bus prototype.
Trolleybuses are made in co-operation with the Hungarian company Ganz Electro or (the Czech division of) the company Cegelec and Polish company Medcom. Both companies make the electric devices for the vehicles. Solaris produced the first European bus model using hybrid technology,[citation needed] the Solaris Urbino 18 Hybrid. That hybrid model was delivered in November 2008 to the Polish city of Poznań.
In 2007 Solaris was employing about 1,200 workers, in 2009 about 1,600 workers. Now "Solaris Bus & Coach" builds about 1,000-1,200 buses a year.[citation needed]
In 2013, Solaris sold 1,302 buses and trams.[citation needed]
Current models[edit]
- Solaris Alpino - low-floor city bus
- Solaris Urbino - low-floor city bus in lengths of 10m, 12m, 15m (three-axle rigid) or 18m articulated
- Solaris InterUrbino - intercity bus/coach
- Solaris Vacanza - coach
- Solaris Trollino - low-floor trolleybus in lengths of 12m, 15m (three-axle rigid) or 18m articulated
- Solaris Tramino - tram (introduced in 2010)
Discontinued models[edit]
- Solaris Valletta - city bus
City buses[edit]
Solaris Urbino 18 in Belgrade, Serbia
Solaris Urbino 10 at Warsaw Okęcie Airport, Poland
A Solaris Trollino 12 trolleybus in Landskrona, Sweden
Solaris Trollino 18 "Metrostyle" in Salzburg
Intercity buses and coaches[edit]
Solaris Valletta in Kielce, Poland, Transexpo 2007
Solaris Tramino model in Kielce, Poland, Transexpo 2008
Solaris Tramino LF 32 in Poznań
Solaris Tramino S109j for Jena in Germany
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Diadore on 1/19/2014 6:15:00 PM more reviews by Diadore
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I finally found a shampoo and conditioner that doesn't dry out my hair. Let's just say my hair is super unruly, dry, coarse, and frizzy. This shampoo helps tame it and hydrate it and it doesn't strip my hair because it's sulfate free. I love it and it's my HG shampoo and I will keep repurchasing, I'm on my 3rd bottle :)
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MlleMarie on 1/10/2014 1:22:00 AM more reviews by MlleMarie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
The smell of this shampoo is delicious there is no denying that. That overall quality of this shampoo sucked in my opinion. It dried my hair out, made it dull and just wasn't conditioning. That upside of this product-it didn't weigh my medium thin hair down, and it smelt nice. Would never repurchase.
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jvsmine on 1/9/2014 6:47:00 PM more reviews by jvsmine
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
For reference, my hair is quite straight, flat, and thin (Asian hair). Firstly, this shampoo smells SOOO GOOD. I love anything coconut so I instantly fell in love with the scent. It made my hair feel clean and I noticed that after a few uses my hair felt a bit softer and nicer. However, I found that this shampoo really weighed down my hair. My hair is already quite flat to begin with, and this really made my hair look even more flat and it had literally no volume. The fact that it smells so good really does not outweigh how flat it made my hair, and so I won't be purchasing this again.
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Bawbawcanada on 1/8/2014 8:39:00 PM more reviews by Bawbawcanada
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Grey
Love this stuff my hair smells amazing and looks amazing afterwords after my hair got used to it in two uses. LOVE LOVE LOVE
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sugarcandy1994 on 12/13/2013 2:16:00 AM more reviews by sugarcandy1994
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
For you consideration: I have a lot of very wavy, spiral curly natural virgin dark chestnut brown hair, and it is a little course on the back bottom of my hair with frizz tendency. This is the first drugstore shampoo that I've used that I like and doesn't make me break out with dandruff. My scalp is dandruff prone and I have to keep a dandruff shampoo at hand to use at least once or twice a week depending on how much product I style my hair with . This shampoo tends to do an "okay" job at cleaning my scalp- I can live with how well it cleans my scalp. I love the lather and I feel like it lives up to its name- it's "nourishing." I'm afraid I wont be using it as often though because it has done an amazing job at strengthening, so now its too much protein for my fair. I use it with the conditioner, the leave in cream and I use Hair Chemists coconut oil serum. Organix coconut line has done its job for me, I've only used the shampoo three time and I'm almost done with my 19.5 oz bottle of conditioner. M y hair was somewhat "crisp" when I would manipulate it the next day when it was dry after I had washed it the night before. I know when my hair gets crispy, it has too much protein and needs hydration. I have very healthy hair, per se, I just am prone to some dryness and split ends, but a trim takes care of that problem. I will be moving on to Macadamia oil hydrating set, and I will review later. I will go back to this duo set when I feel my hair is up for it again, it's a great product.
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AnhLe on 12/4/2013 3:54:00 AM more reviews by AnhLe
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
Absolutely love this. I have used Organix Coconut Shampoo and Conditioner for at least 6 months. My hair is thick, coarse and naturally curly but I have it straightened. Before using Organix products, due to many times of hair permanent straightening and colour-dyeing, my hair was so dry and not shiny at al. I was looking and trying so many products including high-end expensive ones like Loreal Profestional, Goldwell, Kerastase and some else I don't remember but none of them improve the condition of my hair until I try Organix Coconut. At first, I was reluctant to try it cause I tried Organix Cherry Blossom and it dried out my hair. However, the chemist store around my area had it in a cheap deal so I decided to give it a try. And my first experience with Organix Coconut was seriously amazing. My hair looks clean, hydrated, straight and shiny. Especially, my hair-lost condition immediately disappeared after the first use. This is amazing cause I used to have a lot of hair lost. Highly recommend!
You may not feel clean for the first use but after a while your hair will get used to the product. Also, one tip is that you need to get your hair really wet before applying the shampoo otherwise it is really hard to evenly distribute the product and create foam.
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Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I've been using this product for a few months now, and its the best shampoo/line i have every used. I combine this with the conditioner and the leave in conditioning milk and my hair has never been better.
i have really oily roots and really dry ends, which is a bugger to find something that will help with both, but this manages to work perfectly. my hair is so easy to manage now. its less knotted and tangled, its so much more conditioned at the ends and i can leave my roots for a few days without having to wash again.
my length is between my waist and hips and this has lasted me forever, at least 3 - 4 weeks for around half a bottle each. and my hair smells so good hours after.
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According to Kates, every landline phone in Nashua will be automatically subscribed to the alerts, while residents with cell phones will have to subscribe manually.
Citizens will be able to apply to as few or as many alerts as they desire, including police department postings, fire notices, road closures, power outage updates, municipal meetings and more.
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Residents, people who live in neighboring towns and people who work in Nashua want to be informed," said Kates, who is trying to get the word out now so that as many people as possible will be able to subscribe once the system is activated.
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Edit: Ok, this show officially ends for me on this episode. The last two episodes are just pure traitorous garbage that kiss the governments posterior. Sad, pathetic ending to an otherwise great show. I don't know how anyone justifies the ending, it lacks any logic or reality whatsoever.
This season really had me worried with what seemed like a complete betrayal of everything Burn Notice has stood for. For everyone who's awake to the pervasive, downright evil agenda that is being pushed these days by most TV shows, the media and our own government, this season felt like yet another betrayal. However, I was in fact hoping for this very thing to happen and I'm so happy it did! This episode was extremely powerful and I must admit, turned me into a puddle! That said, I'm still cautiously optimistic for these last episodes. Will it end on this enlightened path, or will it turn? We shall see!


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Had a successful UC, baby girl born to her daddy's arms at 11:59pm Oct 4. She's 8lb7oz and 20.25". She's doing wonderfully. I'm tired and sore, as much as would be expected :)
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sounds really nice - can't wait to see a pic :)
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October 10, 2013, ThursdayCalling itself a rights organization, Moscow Shield seeks to root out unregistered immigrant workers, especially those from former Soviet republics.
September 4, 2013, WednesdayThe police seized a painting of the president and prime minister in women's underwear from an art gallery in St. Petersburg, saying the display had broken unspecified laws.
August 28, 2013, WednesdayWith one suspect dead and the other lying wounded in a hospital, the investigation into the Boston bombings turned to the men's motives, and to a trip one of them took to Chechnya and Dagestan.
April 21, 2013, SundayBoris A. Berezovsky had a ligature around his neck and was lying on the bathroom floor when an employee found him, the police said on Thursday.
March 29, 2013, FridayThe activist and street protest leader, Aleksei A. Navalny, is already being questioned in two other cases and the new charges became public a day before a planned opposition rally.
December 15, 2012, SaturdayThe fight took place at an anti-Putin rally on May 6. It was the first adjudication of 18 similar cases that have sent a shudder through Moscow's middle-class political activists.
November 10, 2012, SaturdayFive people died and at least one was wounded when a police convoy came under attack on Wednesday in the volatile southern Russian republic of Ingushetia.
September 6, 2012, ThursdayThe search for others in the band Pussy Riot indicated that Moscow was unmoved by international criticism of the two-year prison sentences for members involved in an anti-Putin stunt.
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February 29, 2012, WednesdayPrime Minister Vladimir V. Putin promised hefty pay raises to police officers in Moscow, where opposition forces have been planning additional political protests before the presidential election on March 4.
February 22, 2012, WednesdayThe dismissal came on the orders of President Dmitri A. Medvedev, amid a probe into the death of a 15-year-old boy in police custody.
February 11, 2012, SaturdayThe decision to once again prosecute Sergei L. Magnitsky, whose death in prison was considered a symbol of rights abuses in Russia, infuriated his family and former employer.
February 8, 2012, WednesdayThere has been a spate of violence around the country in which people have banded together to defend themselves in the absence of police protection.
August 05, 2011, FridaySergei Magnitsky was arrested after accusing police officials of corruption, then died in police custody in 2009.
August 03, 2011, WednesdayLow pay for the police and other law enforcement officials drive them to corruption, analysts say.
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May 29, 2011, SundayAt least 10 people died Tuesday in clashes between the police and militants in the Russian North Caucasus.
February 16, 2011, WednesdayThe Russian authorities were trying to quell rival protests over the killing of a soccer fan and the ethnic violence that followed.
December 19, 2010, SundayPolice officials, fighting accusations that they framed Sergei L. Magnitsky and allowed him to die, disclosed what they said was new evidence of his guilt.
November 16, 2010, TuesdayPolice raided a bank belonging to Aleksandr Y. Lebedev, who owns Russia's preeminent opposition newspaper.
November 03, 2010, WednesdayA court threw out the case against Pyotr Lipatov, who has been charged with fomenting extremism by publishing articles that created "negative stereotypes and negative images of members of the security forces."
July 28, 2010, WednesdayAn insider account of the culture of corruption in the nation's police forces has been viewed more than two million times.
July 28, 2010, WednesdayFifty-eight police officers were killed last year in Dagestan by a combination of Islamist militants, alienated youth, and ordinary criminals.
March 21, 2010, SundayRussia's law enforcement agencies are under fire for a series of episodes that have exposed widespread criminality and incompetence in the ranks.
March 12, 2010, FridayOnce a charming Moscow neighborhood, Rechnik is now a battleground in a fight between the government and homeowners over ambiguous land laws.
February 01, 2010, MondayPresident Dmitri A. Medvedev ordered an overhaul of Russia's police force that is to include a 20 percent reduction in its size.
December 25, 2009, FridayA police officer's shooting spree has come to symbolize a crisis in Russian law enforcement, making the issue of police criminality almost impossible to ignore.
August 10, 2009, MondayThe brutal murder of Kermen Basangova was staged by city police seeking to ensnare her deputy, who was plotting to kill her.
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