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Silvana Mengoni introduces a new resource for parents and professionals: The Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs.
When a child is diagnosed with a special educational need or disability (SEND), it's vital to get support in place as early as possible. Sometimes a child has multiple and complex needs, which may include visual impairment, deafness or mobility restrictions. For these children and their families, getting the right support becomes even more important.
A new resource - Early Support's Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs - has been published to help to support children, young people, their families and professionals working with them in observing, celebrating and encouraging development.
Early Support is one of the main partners delivering the government's SEND policy in England. A central component of their work is a set of Developmental Journals available as free PDF downloads. These Journals are designed to empower families and put them at the heart of decision-making. The journals are designed to help families, and professionals working with them, to record, support and celebrate children's development and to identify areas where extra help may be needed.
The Journal for Babies and Children with Visual Impairment was launched in 2006 and the Early Years Developmental Journal came out in February 2013. The latest in the series is the Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs. It has been created to be used with babies, children and young people whose development is affected by multiple factors that result in challenges to learning.
The Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs is based on a series of "Can Do Cards" that help parents and professionals to observe, record and celebrate children and young people's abilities, and to strengthen and develop these skills. There are cards for four areas of development and learning:
The Can Do Cards help families and professionals identify what children and young people can do and think about the evidence for this. The cards also contain "Try This" activities, which aim to support families and professionals in developing the child's skills by building on what they can already do. This progress may be extending the same skill into different environments, using different resources, with different people or at different times of the day.
The Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs supports key working by helping everyone involved with a child to share what they know, and to discuss how best to work together to support development and learning.
This Journal is written for parents and carers, and also the professionals who work with them, such as specialist teachers for children with visual impairments. It is best used collaboratively between parents and professionals as it encourages communication and the sharing of knowledge and expertise. It's useful from birth and throughout childhood and adolescence depending on the young person's developmental level, rather than age.
If you are already using the Developmental Journal for Babies and Children with Visual Impairment, you can use the Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs alongside it. You could do this by choosing to focus on particular Can Do cards that complement and supplement what you are working on in the Developmental Journal for Babies and Children with Visual Impairment.
The Journal was developed by a team of early years specialists coordinated by the Open University with input from many professionals and organisations supporting children with disabilities. Miranda Brookes, teacher of visual impairment and multi-sensory impairment, describes the new journal as "accessible to parents". She welcomes this flexible resource because it "acknowledges the pace and non-sequential aspects of development".
So how do you start? The first thing to do is to get a ring binder and print off the "Introduction" page. Then you can start personalising the Journal for the child and making it your own.
It's helpful to pick one area of development and learning to start with, and have a look through the corresponding Index of items. The Index contains a list of all the Can Do Cards, and you may like to choose one that describes a skill that the child is just beginning to show or is currently developing. For example, you might choose to begin by focusing on personal, social and emotional development and decide that the first Can Do Card "Enjoys the company of others" is worth a closer look.
You do not need to print the entire journal. It's designed as a resource that you can return to as often as you like, selecting resources that will support your child's needs and development.
Each card has "Can Do" and "Try This" sections. The "Can Do" section helps you look for evidence of this skill in the child and the "Try This" part is designed to help you carry out and adapt activities and routines to help with developing this particular skill. On the bottom half of the card there is space for you to make notes and date when the child shows this skill or makes progress.
Let's have a closer look at the "Enjoys the company of others" card. The child might show they "Can Do" this in lots of different ways including calming, quietening, relaxing, changing behaviour or turning when near people. These are just examples; the child or young person doesn't have to do all of these things and they might have their own unique way of showing they like being around people! Looking at the "Try This" section, you might like to try seeing if the child responds differently to touch, hearing voices or seeing faces. Again, these are just ideas - you may wish to adapt them to the child's age, interests and skills and you might like to add your own ideas to the card. For example you may notice that your child notices people more easily if they are wearing particular colours or perfume, or if they approach your child from a particular distance or side.
Other parts of the Journal help you to learn more about development, visually summarise progress, jot down questions or notes and personalise it as much as you'd like. There's lots of useful information and guidance to explore.
The most important thing is that the Developmental Journal is there to be used in the best way for you and the child so it can personalised and adapted as much or as little as you like.
The Developmental Journal for Children and Young People with Multiple Needs is available as a free PDF download from Early Support's website.
Also download the How to Use guide, which contains lots more information about using the Journal.
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Carney weighs in on federal gun laws Lawmakers in Washington are gearing up for a discussion of far-reaching changes to the nation's gun laws. Congressman John Carney Tells WDEL's Allan Loudell that progress may be slow in the Republican controlled House. The Delaware Democrat says he'll seek common ground with his colleagues across the aisle. "...Try to keep the guns out of the hands of criminals is something that we all agree on; and those that have mental health problems, the improvements I think to the mental health system are things that I think people can agree on, and of course, improvements in school safety programs by making more school resource officers available," says Carney. Carney says tougher enforcement of existing gun laws could go a long way toward stemming gun related violence. "I'd like to see, frankly, more enforcement of straw purchases, and handguns, that are what we find here in the City of Wilmington in the gun violence that plagues our city and our state, and we need to do more of that. I know a lot of my colleagues have similar problems in their districts," Carney says. Carney adds that the leftover "fiscal cliff" business will drain a lot of energy from those laboring on Capitol Hill. |
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It's the second week of deer camp …
Well, we'll refuse the urge to start singing that particular comedy song for now.
It's the second week of firearms deer season in Pennsylvania, but the big news is on the preliminary figures for the 2011 bear hunting season in the Commonwealth.
According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, preliminary numbers show that the bear season, which concluded last week, is the second-highest bear harvest in state history with 3,968 bears taken in the archery and firearms seasons combined, according to preliminary numbers.
The record is 4,164 bears legally killed in 2005. The 2011 figure tops the previous No. 2 of 3,512 in 2009. A whopping 81 bears had estimate live weights of 500 pounds or more, and the top 10 all exceeded 678 pounds.
Joseph C. Colyer of Pocono Lake scored the largest bear, a 767-pound estimate live weight male. He took it with a crossbow during archery bear season in Tobyhanna, Monroe County, just before 7 a.m. on Nov. 16.
Other top 10 bears taken by area hunters included a 733-pound male taken by Robert Christian of East Stroudsburg on Nov. 30 in Monroe County, and a 682-pound male, taken by Robert M. Serfass of Saylorsburg in Lehman, Pike County.
The official bear harvest count will be released early next year.
New Jersey bear season: After legal challenges by animal rights groups failed, the bear hunt is on in New Jersey.
New Jersey's bear season began on Monday and runs through Saturday after a three-judge panel rejected arguments made by the New Jersey Animal Protection League and the Bear Education and Resource Group contending the DEP and State Fish and Game Council acted arbitrarily and/or in bad faith in creating a directive that includes an annual bear hunt as part of the integrated plan to deal with the state's black bear population.
Bear hunting zones include large sections of Morris, Sussex, Warren, and northern Passaic counties, plus smaller areas of Hunterdon, Somerset and Bergen counties with a bag limit of one bear per licensed and registered hunter.
For woodlot owners: The Penn State Cooperative Extension offers webinars on a variety of topics. The December PA Forest Web Seminar will feature Peter Smallidge, a New York State Extension Forester from the Cornell Cooperative Extension, who will talk about small-scale logging at noon and 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Woodlot owners often want to thin their trees, collect logs or firewood, and create desired woodland conditions. Often there are too few acres or too few trees for a commercial-scale operation, or the owner just wants more involvement in selecting, felling, and moving the wood. These tasks require special skills for safety and to achieve desired outcomes. Smallidge will cover small-scale strategies for working in your woodlot. Participants will gain confidence and knowledge to initiate tasks, learn about small-scale logging, and increase their safety and efficiency.
To participate in the live seminars you must register and have a "Friend of Penn State" user ID. The "Register Now" page on the website will walk you through this process.
Participation in the web seminar does not require any special software. To view live and previously recorded seminars all you need is a high-speed Internet connection and sound.
To register and take part in the live seminars or to view the upcoming seminars schedule, visit http://extension.psu.edu/private-forests/tools-resources/webinars.
Posters needed for Keystone Coldwater Conference: The Pennsylvania Council of Trout Unlimited needs posters for display at the Keystone Coldwater Conference, which will be held Feb. 24-25at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel in State College.
Posters are needed from watershed organizations, Trout Unlimited chapters, students, and any other groups that have projects to share at the conference, themed "Responsible Land Use: Protecting Habitat and Native Species."
There is no charge to display the posters, which should be no larger than 4 feet by 5 feet, and submitted by Dec. 16.
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TEANECK - Architect Anthony Iovino, of Arcari & Iovino Architects P.C., presented plans last week to the public for the former police station building at the corner of Cedar Lane and Teaneck Road, on the municipal green.
The proposal calls for a renovation of the building, which "has been vacant for 17 years and connecting it to the municipal building.
The first phase of the design would cost about $3.1 million to complete, Iovino said.
If the council approves the plan, public bidding could take place in late December, with the project awarded sometime in the spring. Construction would likely be completed in June of 2014.
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The revisions were made after speaking with department heads and learning each department's specific needs, said Iovino.
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Dr. Jimmy Roehrig M.S. '88 has joined Matakina International, a leader in the development of objective volumetric measurement of breast density. Roehrig will provide scientific depth to the U.S. sales effort and strategic planning for product development and intellectual property, particularly with the software Volpara, designed to help overcome the limitations of mammography to detect cancer in women with dense breasts; it generates objective, automatic measurement of volumetric breast density values along with a BI-RADS Breast Density Classification for mammograms acquired from any commercially available digital mammography system.
Roehrig, who co-founded R2 Technology, served as chief science officer and was responsible for building the technical team that produced the ImageChecker® computer-aided detection (CAD) system, the first CAD system approved by the FDA. As VP of Advanced Development, Dr. Roehrig led the development and refinement of R2's proprietary algorithm for the earlier detection of breast cancer and managed efforts to apply the technology to other diseases. Upon the acquisition of R2 by Hologic, Inc, Dr. Roehrig remained until 2012, working primarily in the field of quantitative DCE MRI for breast imaging.
Susie Hornbeek '88 and husband Gary Hornbeek and their two kids ages 11 and 8 live in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Susie is a senior marketing consultant for technology companies and formerly director of Integrated Marketing at Silver Springs Networks.
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Gina (Weaver) Miller '88 writes, "Just celebrated our 18th wedding anniversary to husband Ken Miller. We have two children, son Nathaniel, 10, and daughter Gillian, 7. We live in El Dorado Hills, Calif. I am the director of personnel and operations for Metaverse Mod Squad, a leader in professional services for social, enterprise, and gaming communities online."
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Paul Lindblad '88, MBA '92 writes, "At the start of the year we relocated to Shanghai where I have taken over responsiblity for Wacker Chemical's business in China. My wife Monica '90 and my two daugters are settling back into Asia, though they are missing friends in Germany. They still get to summer and see family at Christmas at our place in Incline Village, but China is a far cry from Germany!"
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Donna (Miller) Kelly '88 is a Global Real Estate Area Manager at Hewlett-Packard in Palo Alto.
Amy (Kremer) Gomersall '88 writes, "Still living in and loving Chico, Calif,. with husband, Edson, and three kids, Peter, (16), Nicholas (14), and Grace (9). Celebrating 22 years of marriage, 20+ years of freelance graphic design with SCU and 25 years with the Class of 1988! Looking forward to our 25-year reunion with Stucco House gal Molly Emrick Scragg '88, Liz Vierra Malone '88, Linda May Fitzgerald '88, and Diane Dunn '88!"
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Kelley (Kornder) Bell '88 lives in Ben Lomond, Calif., with her husband, custom furniture designer and creator Timothy Bell. They have 2 funny and amazing girls, Charlotte (11) and Sadie (5). Kelley is the global director of Community & Environmental Initiatives for Driscoll's Berries and sits on the Global Executive Team.
Frank Basich '88 is the Inland Marine Team Lead for Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty in San Francisco. He has been in the insurance industry for 24 years and with AGCS for the last 11. He lives in Petaluma, CA with his wife of 23 years, Jennifer, and their 9-year-old son, Sam. Frank is the head coach of Sam's CYO Basketball Team in Petaluma. Frank wanted to let the class of 1988 know that the 25th Reunion was fantastic. He wrote, "It was great to catch up with so many wonderful friends. Thank you so much for all the great memories. See you all at the 30th, if not before. The class of '88 rocks!"
Mario Lleverino '89, a restaurant exective with 20 years of experience, has opened Ciano's Modern Latin Flavors, a restaurant in downtown Campbell. He is also on the board of the Mexican Heritage Corporation.
Keith Jordan '89, J.D. '93 writes, "I work for an amazing company that is a disruptive game-changer for the betterment of business and employees. I partner with other companies and look for ways to bring value to their business with a measurable ROI. I determine how I can improve a company's 'PIERS': Productivity, Image, Expenses, Revenue, Safety, Security, Stability."
Tracy Garfinkel Darchini '89 was promoted to Media Relations Manager for Daimler Trucks North America in Portland, Ore.
Scott Stone MBA '90 is running for Adams County Clerk/Recorder in Illinois. He is a native of Quincy, Ill., married to his wife, Michelle, and they have two young children.
Debbie A. Klis '90 has been named to Maryland's Top 100 Women list by The Daily Record. The list recognizes the accomplishments of women who have achieved professional success and making a difference through their leadership, community service, and mentoring.
Ms. Klis, of counsel in Ballard Spahr's Bethesda office, concentrates on transactional matters in an array of business, securities, and tax issues. She is known for her work with investment management companies, including the formation and operation of EB-5 immigration investment funds, hedge funds, private equity funds, SPACs, real estate funds, oil and gas funds, and international master-feeder structures.
Sandy (Dallas) Herman '90 writes, "The Herman family (husband Mike and three sons: Jack, 11, Nicholas, 7, and Luke, 5) has embarked on a new adventure, recently moving to the Montreux Golf Community located atop Mt. Rose, about 20 minutes from Incline Village in Lake Tahoe. Mike is VP of Business Development at Ruvato (based out of Incline Village) and when I am not chasing our three kids around, I spend time doing human resources consulting."
Joseph Angelo Gulino M.S. '90 writes, "We moved from San Jose to Laramie, Wyo., in January 2008. I worked for an extension program at the University of Wyoming for almost five years. Both of our children attended the University of Wyoming and live in Wyoming. We now have two grandchildren and another due in February 2014. I started JAG Engineering, LLC in Laramie at the beginning of 2013."
Nicholas Murphy, eldest son of Brendan '91 and Nina '91, graduated from Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, Calif. in May 2013. His brother Matthew completed his freshman year at the same school.
Subhash Bhatia M.S. '91 joins Acesse Corporation as chief technology officer in the Santa Clara, CA office. Within this role, Bhatia will manage the company's technological developments and build research and development centers in Silicon Valley, India, and China.
Oscar Zavaleta '92 started Montez Group Inc., an engineering consulting firm specializing in Quality Control/Quality Assurance.


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The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their game against the Detroit Lions this weekend, but their player with the most gears -- kick-returning wide receiver Devin Hester -- was once again on Thursday's practice report. Hester could be key against the Lions considering both their kicker and punter are dealing with injury issues.
The Bears didn't practice on Wednesday, but Hester was given the designation of Did Not Practice on Wednesday's mandatory injury report regardless. On Thursday, though, he actually didn't practice -- and it caught the Chicago Tribune a bit off guard.
Devin Hester said he expected to be OK when he pulled a slipper on his left foot Monday night in the locker room in Philadelphia, but the Chicago Bears wide receiver didn't practice Thursday at Halas Hall.
Hester suffered a sprained left ankle in the fourth quarter of the victory over the Eagles. He had an Ace bandage wrap on it after the game, not a walking boot that is often used for more serious injuries.
Defensive end Julius Pepppers and offensive tackle Gabe Carimi also missed practice for the second straight day while defensive tackle Matt Toeaina didn't practice after he was given the designation as a full participant in Wednesday's (non)practice.
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T | Gabe Carimi | Knee | DNP | DNP | ||
WR | Devin Hester | Ankle | DNP | DNP | ||
DE | Julius Peppers | Knee | DNP | DNP | ||
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Pediatric Feeding and Nutrition Program
In addition to providing core therapy services, Spaulding offers a Feeding and Nutrition Program designed to benefit infants and children who develop feeding difficulties due to a variety of conditions or circumstances, including:
- Mouth or throat weakness causing choking, gagging or coughing
- Reduced muscle control, neurological disorders
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- Behavioral issues, autism, ADD
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- Facial, oral, dental, pharyngeal anomalies
The program is led by a multidisciplinary team of experts that include a gastroenterologist, registered dietitian and therapists (PT, OT and Speech) specially trained in feeding and swallowing disorders. In addition, consultation with other pediatric subspecialists and a social worker is available. A comprehensive evaluation may include:
- Analysis of the caregiver's description of feeding issues, birth, growth and dietary history
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- Assessment of oral-sensorimotor, swallowing, feeding skills and digestive status
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Whether a child needs a single therapy or a multi-disciplinary rehabilitation program, our pediatric rehabilitation specialists develop a customized care plan to ensure the best possible outcomes. In helping our patients reach their potential, our staff addresses the physical, social, emotional and academic needs of each child, laying the foundation for the continuing development of abilities and the experience of success. Clinicians work with pediatric specialists, referring physicians, schools, the family and the child to set goals and review progress. We also help families identify additional services and resources available to them within the healthcare system and in their communities.
Our team consists of therapists, pediatric subspecialists, and other rehabilitation professionals who provide specialized treatment for children with a wide variety of developmental delays, injuries, illness and disabilities. Our clinicians have advanced training and experience working with children from birth to fifteen years of age.
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The Pediatric Feeding and Nutrition Program is available in the following locations:
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The following services are related to the Pediatric Feeding and Nutrition Program:
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Hagel to meet with Pakistan's prime minister
Monday, 09 December 2013 01:47 Published in National NewsISLAMABAD (AP) — U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel arrived in Pakistan Monday for meetings with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the nation's new army chief, hoping to further repair a strained and sputtering relationship between Washington and Islamabad.
His visit comes on the heels of the latest interruption of U.S. military shipments out of Afghanistan through the main border crossings into Pakistan. Anti-American protests along the route in Pakistan prompted the U.S. to stop the shipments from Torkham Gate through Karachi last week, due to worries about the safety of the truckers.
The protests center on the CIA's drone program, which has targeted and killed many terrorists but has also caused civilian casualties. Pakistan has called the drone attacks a violation of the country's sovereignty, but the issue is muddied by the fact that Islamabad and the Pakistani military have supported at least some of the strikes in the past.
Shireen Mazari, the information secretary for the political party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, said in a statement Monday it's time for the government to speak forcefully to the U.S. to demand an end to the drone attacks. The party is leading the protests.
The Pakistani government blocked the routes for seven months following U.S. airstrikes that accidentally killed two dozen soldiers on the Afghan border in November 2011. Pakistan finally reopened the routes after the U.S. apologized.
The rift led the U.S. to sever most aid to Pakistan for some time, but relations were restored in July 2012. Since then, the U.S. has delivered more than $1.15 billion in security assistance to Pakistan, including advanced communications equipment, roadside bomb jammers, night vision goggles and surveillance aircraft.
A senior defense official said these issues will come up in Hagel's meetings, and acknowledged the lingering tensions between the two countries. Over the past year, relations between Washington and Islamabad have been improving, and Sharif met with President Barack Obama and Hagel in late October in Washington.
Hagel is expected to tell Pakistani leaders that the U.S. wants the border crossings to remain open, said the defense official, who was not authorized to discuss the private meeting plans publicly and requested anonymity.
The U.S. has also been frustrated by Pakistan's unwillingness to target the Haqqani terrorist network, which operates along the border and conducts attacks on U.S. and coalition troops in Afghanistan.
Defense officials said Hagel will be the first high-ranking U.S. official to meet with Gen. Rahaeel Sharil, who took over as head of Pakistan's powerful Army at the end of last month.
Following their meeting in Rawalpindi, Hagel and Sharil echoed each other's desire to work to strengthen the countries' relationship.
The last Pentagon chief to visit Pakistan was Robert Gates in January 2010.
Hagel flew to Pakistan from Afghanistan, where he visited U.S. troops but declined to meet with President Hamid Karzai, who has rankled the U.S. by refusing to sign a security agreement before year's end.
Billy Joel, 4 others receive Kennedy Center Honors
Monday, 09 December 2013 00:57 Published in National NewsWASHINGTON (AP) — The "Piano Man" who became one of the world's best-selling artists of all time with such hits as "Just the Way You Are," ''Uptown Girl" and "Allentown" was awarded the nation's highest honor Sunday for influencing American culture through the arts.
Billy Joel joined Carlos Santana, Herbie Hancock, opera star Martina Arroyo and actress Shirley MacLaine in receiving the Kennedy Center Honors. All have been playing music, dancing or singing since they were children — and never stopped.
Tony Bennett opened the tribute to Joel's long career and his songs written so often about ordinary people.
"Billy Joel is no less than the poet, performer, philosopher of today's American songbook," Bennett said.
Don Henley sang "She's Got a Way" and Garth Brooks sang a medley of "Only the Good Die Young," ''Allentown," and "Goodnight Saigon," joined by a choir of Vietnam veterans. Joel has explained he wrote "Saigon" because he wanted to write a song about the soldiers' experience.
Rufus Wainright sang "New York State of Mind" and led the audience in a finale of Joel's original hit, "Piano Man."
Joel said the honor stands apart from his six Grammys.
"This is different. It's our nation's capital," he told The Associated Press. "This is coming more from my country than just people who come to see me. It's a little overwhelming."
The 64 year old musician born in the Bronx has been playing the piano since he was a boy, growing up on New York's Long Island. There was always music in the house, he said. His mother sang. His father played the piano.
Impressing girls, though, is what hooked Joel into making a career of music, he said.
President Barack Obama saluted the honorees Sunday night, and top entertainers offered tribute performances for each honoree. The show will be broadcast Dec. 29.
"The diverse group of extraordinary individuals we honor today haven't just proven themselves to be the best of the best," Obama said. "Despite all their success, all their fame, they've remained true to themselves — and inspired the rest of us to do the same."
After criticism in recent years that the Kennedy Center Honors had been excluding Latinos, the first song this year was in Spanish. Fher Olvera, the lead singer of the Mexican rock band Mana, led off with a medley of Santana tunes, "Corazon Espinado," ''Black Magic Woman" and "Oye Como Va" for a tribute to the 66-year-old Santana.
An immigrant from Mexico who began learning English from American television, Santana is one of only a few Latinos who have received the honor so far. He first picked up the guitar after hearing blues and rock 'n' roll on the radio, and he wanted to be like his mariachi musician father. His family moved to San Francisco. By the age of 22, he was playing at Woodstock.
In a tribute, musician Harry Belafonte joked that something should be done about Mexican immigration because he'd been overshadowed by Santana's fusion of rock, blues, African and Latino sounds. Santana is perhaps best known for his album "Supernatural" that won nine Grammys.
"Now Carlos is a citizen of the world. He belongs to all of us," Belafonte said. "Carlos, you haven't transcended race and origin. Really, who of us has? You continue to be informed by the immigrant experience on the journey to the great American dream."
Before the show, Santana said he'd never been to the Kennedy Center before but the award stands apart for him because it came during the Obama administration.
"It's really supreme because the award is being given to me by a black man. If it wasn't like that, I would say just send it to me," Santana said. "But since it's Mr. Barack Obama, I definitely had to make myself present and say from the center of my heart, 'you are the embodiment of our dreams and aspirations.'"
Hancock, 73, got his start at the piano at age 7 while growing up in Chicago. Soon he was playing Mozart and discovered jazz in high school. He joined the Miles Davis Quintet in 1963 and later set out to create his own sounds, fusing jazz, funk, pop, gospel, soul and the blues. He has won an Oscar and 14 Grammy Awards so far.
Bill O'Reilly of Fox News led the tributes for Hancock.
"I know, I'm surprised too," he said.
Hancock stands out as a "remarkable American" and "remarkable artist," O'Reilly said. Though he said he's no expert on music, "I just know what I like."
Jazz greats Terence Blanchard, Wayne Shorter, Jack DeJohnette and others played a tribute for Hancock's work. And Snoop Dogg took the stage and brought some rap into the mix to celebrate Hancock's influence on the birth of hip-hop.
"Herbie we love you, baby," he said. "Thank you for creating hip-hop."
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor led the tributes for a singer she met while a judge in New York City.
"I'm here for the diva," she said. "Now we justices are fond of using words precisely. Long before diva took on a different meaning, it meant the most celebrated of female opera singers."
Arroyo found opera while imitating the singers outside an opera workshop when she was growing up in Harlem. Soon she was signing a contract with New York's Metropolitan Opera and had a breakthrough with "Aida" in 1965. She went on to star in the great opera houses of London, Paris and Vienna.
For MacLaine, her longtime friend Kathy Bates took the stage and praised her work on stage and screen.
"Your humanity informs your work," she told MacLaine who was seated in a box with the president. "We think you're magnificent now and forever."
MacLaine, 79, has been acting for six decades ever since she began ballet at age 3. Her film debut came in 1955's "The Trouble with Harry," directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and she won the Oscar for best actress for "Terms of Endearment" in 1983. More recently she's been playing a role in "Downton Abbey" on PBS.
MacLaine's younger brother Warren Beatty also has won a Kennedy Center Honor, making them the first brother and sister to both receive the honor.
MacLaine said the award is like a homecoming because she grew up in the Washington area.
"My life as a professional was etched here in the Washington School of Ballet," she said, but now, "everyone wants to know about 'Downtown Abbey,' never mind the last 60 years."
STL Co. Exec. Dooley kicks off re-election bid
Friday, 06 December 2013 01:47 Published in Local NewsJob growth and regional cooperation appear to be the themes of St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley's re-election campaign.
Dooley was flanked by local Democratic leaders and labor representatives last night when he formally kicked off his bid for a fourth term. Congressman William "Lacy" Clay, County Assessor Jake Zimmerman and former and current St. Louis mayors Vincent Schoemehl and Francis Slay were on hand to show their support for the Dooley candidacy. UAW Local 2250 President Van Simpson told Fox 2 News, "He's good for the region. He's good for the economic growth of the area."
Dooley will face fellow Democrat, County Councilman Steve Stenger in the August primary.
Stenger released the following statement Thursday night:
"I look forward to discussing the issues with Mr. Dooley over the next several months including my plan to restore trust, credibility and a AAA bond rating to St. Louis County."
The County lost it's AAA rating under Dooley's leadership, but the county executive says that was because of a change in the rating system.
Dooley responded to Stenger's statement by saying that no one can hold an elected office for ten years without something going wrong. He told Fox 2 News, "The key to it is, what do you do about it, in fixing it and correcting that problem? I'm telling you we're going to get on it. We're going to fix it, and we're going to move on."
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The plenary speaker will be Dr. Walter Kaiser, the Colman M. Mockler distinguished Professor of Old Testament and President Emeritus of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, MA. He will hold sessions at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:40 p.m. in the Hudson/Palisades Room in Boon Center.
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