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Tuesday, Mar 11, 2014, 1:47 pm · By Sarah Jaffe
Care Before Profit? Nurses Get Radical in Fight to Save Brooklyn Hospitals
"We are here tonight because our hospitals are in a crisis," said New York City Public Advocate Letitia James as she stood behind a podium at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn on Thursday evening. James was at the church to host a town-hall meeting about healthcare needs in Brooklyn and the possible closure of Interfaith Medical Center along with other elected officials, advocates and workers from the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) and 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East.
In Brooklyn, James stressed, there are just two hospital beds per thousand people. Meanwhile, across the river in the borough of Manhattan, there are six beds per thousand people. And without the battle that unions and community members have been waging for over a year now, there might be even fewer, because Interfaith and Long Island College Hospital (LICH) would very likely be shuttered already.
The question when it comes to Interfaith, according to NYSNA organizer Eliza Carboni, is, "How do we get decisions about our healthcare needs out of bankruptcy court and into the hands of the community?" The hospital, which has been in bankruptcy court since 2012, has nearly closed several times—most recently this winter—before the state agreed to release some $25 million in funds to keep it open through March as bankruptcy proceedings continue. The crowd at the church hopes to see real changes in how healthcare decisions are made in a borough where most people get their primary care at the hospital, and where a large number of residents are reliant on Medicaid and Medicare to cover their treatment. They're hoping that the state will step in to help keep it open. But NYSNA and 1199, together with community and elected leaders, are also exploring the idea of running the hospital as a cooperative—a move that if successful could have far-reaching implications in the healthcare sector.
A recent win for a community-labor coalition at LICH, which has kept the hospital open for the last year, suggests a blueprint for organizing at other cash-strapped hospitals. The unprecedented deal reached in court over LICH opens up a new request for proposals (RFP) to purchase the hospital and its property. Unlike previous iterations, the new RFP will prioritize proposals that keep a full-service hospital open, and the community and labor groups that filed suit to save the hospital will be represented on the committee that will evaluate the bids. While this doesn't guarantee the hospital will remain open, it represents a huge shift in priorities—nurses and elected officials had previously felt that the State University of New York (SUNY), which currently operates the hospital, simply wanted to sell off the valuable real estate to the highest bidder, regardless of healthcare need.
Monday, Mar 10, 2014, 3:54 pm · By Kari Lydersen
Riding Herd Over Workers' Rights?
Over the past decade, Reymundo Zacarias Mendoza, Sergio Velasquez Catalan, Francisco Javier Castro and Alfredo Conovilca Matamoros came to the U.S. from Peru and Chile to work herding sheep, goats and cattle in Washington, Wyoming and Colorado on H-2A temporary guest worker visas.
Now the four men are legal permanent residents of the U.S.—and they are suing the federal government over its requirements for H-2A guest worker visas for herders.
The men argue an exemption granted to the sector means that as permanent legal residents, they are unable to take herding jobs at fair wages with decent working conditions.
The case presents an interesting legal strategy. The exemption for herders has been in place in similar forms since the guest worker program started started about three decades ago. There is actually nothing preventing the men from applying for herding jobs and it is entirely possible they would be hired if they were willing to work for the wages and in the conditions offered.
Monday, Mar 10, 2014, 3:03 pm · By Bruce Vail
Teamsters Back School Bus Drivers in Fight Against 'Rampant' Wage Theft
ROSEDALE, MD.—More than 350 Baltimore-area bus drivers are preparing to celebrate victory in a $1.25 million wage theft case against Durham School Services, an Illinois-based bus-contracting company with operations across much of the country.
The case, which covers the employees at Durham between March 2010 and September 2013, reflects a troubling national trend of companies cheating workers out of their earnings. "Wage theft is a huge problem, and it's outrageous," says Andrew Freeman, one of the attorneys at Brown Goldstein Levy, the Baltimore-based firm that filed the suit against Durham last year. In their suit, the plaintiffs accused the company of failing to pay employees for overtime work such as bus inspections, bus cleanings, fueling, and other related tasks.
The settlement of the U.S. District Court case should be finalized April 4, with distribution of the stolen wage money following immediately afterward, says Moe Jackson, a union organizer for International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 570. For almost two years, the local has been trying to organize the drivers and aides at Rosedale, Jackson says, where employees are also bristling over low pay, substandard benefits and overbearing management practices. The Teamsters initiated the wage theft case on behalf of the workers, officers say, as a step in the unionizing process.
Friday, Mar 7, 2014, 8:00 am · By Michelle Chen
California Farmworkers Often Forced To Live in Squalor, Says Report
For California's farmworkers, toiling all day in the brutal, sun-scorched fields is hard enough; the homes they return to each night are often in even worse conditions. Though the reforms won by previous generations have extended basic labor and safety protections to seasonal and immigrant farmworkers, many remain shut out of the right to decent accommodations.
According to a new report published by California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA), the housing crisis in the agricultural workforce has worsened over the last generation. Despite the locavore fads and slow-food diets that have infused today's farm-fresh produce with an air of glamour, as a workplace, the fields still echo the social marginalization and scandalous poverty that sparked the groundbreaking grape boycott of the late 1960s.
Don Villarejo, the longtime farmworker advocate who authored the report, tells In These Times that growers have "systematically" reduced investment in farmworker housing over the past 25 years in order to reduce overhead costs and to avoid the trouble of meeting state and federal regulations, which were established as part of a broader overhaul of agricultural labor, health and safety standards during the 1960s and 1980s. According to Villarejo, workers' modern material circumstances are little improved from the old days of the Bracero system. That initiative—the precursor to our modern-day guestworker migrant program—became notorious for shunting laborers into spartan cabins, tents and other inhospitable dwellings on the farms themselves, beset with entrenched poverty and unhealthy, brutish conditions.
Thursday, Mar 6, 2014, 6:55 pm · By David Bacon
Giving Up on Congress, Immigrant Workers Stage Wave of Protests
For the last five months, community and labor activists, most of them young, have sat down in front of buses carrying people to detention centers for deportation. In Tucson, they obstructed and chained themselves to Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) buses. In San Francisco, a month after blocking a bus carrying deportees to detention, "Dreamer" Ju Hong—a young immigrant whose deportation was deferred in the White House's executive action two years ago—challenged President Obama during a local speech. "You have the power to stop deportation," the protester told him.
In response to these actions and others like them, the cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco have passed resolutions demanding a moratorium on deportations; San Francisco is imposing a halt in immigration-related firings as well.
And the pressure is only intensifying. Last week, unions and community organizations closed down an intersection in front of a Silicon Valley supermarket chain where hundreds were fired after an I-9 audit: an ICE inspection of company personnel records, intended to identify undocumented workers for termination. The next day, immigrant workers in one San Leandro, Calif. recycling facility walked out of work when their employer and ICE threatened their jobs in a similar audit.
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2014, 9:01 pm · By Melinda Tuhus
Together, New Haven Activists and Leaders Strike Back Against Wage Theft
Last Wednesday in New Haven, Conn., labor activists and workers joined police and government leaders at a news conference announcing their shared commitment to stopping employers from stealing the earnings of their mostly low-wage workers.
Wage theft—paying employees less than the minimum wage or not paying overtime when required by law—is widespread throughout the country. A recent report by the National Employment Law Project found a quarter of low-wage workers interviewed in several cities had been paid less than the minimum wage in the previous week; three-quarters had worked more than 40 hours a week without being paid overtime.
Too often, employers found guilty of wage theft slip through the judicial system with little more than a slap on the wrist. But in New Haven, city officials are taking significant steps to pursue criminal charges against those who shortchange their workers.
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2014, 7:00 pm · By Matthew Blake
Will Bruce Rauner Be Scott Walker 2.0 for Illinois Unions?
Over the last few years, Republican governors in the Midwest have frequently done battle with organized labor, particularly public employee unions. In 2011, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker sharply curbed the bargaining rights of public workers; the next year, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels and Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder enacted right-to-work laws.
Even in Illinois, with its supermajority Democratic state legislature, public employees have still had their fair share of feuds with Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn over austerity measures, most notably a recent cut to public worker pensions. But since World War Two, when workers started organizing in earnest, Illinois has not faced a governor ideologically opposed to public-sector unions.
If he's elected this year, Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner could change that.
A venture capitalist from Chicago's tony North Shore, Rauner has regularly argued that public employee unions bear the blame for Illinois' financial and education problems. In a November 2012 Chicago Tribune editorial, Rauner opined that Illinois is "in a long-term death spiral" thanks to legalized "bribery" between elected officials and public sector unions. He has also badmouthed "union bosses" and often expounds on the benefits of union-free charter schools.
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2014, 3:23 pm · By Amien Essif
Exotic Dancers Sue Strip Club for Labor Law Violation
Are exotic dancers independent contractors, free to determine how and when their work will be done, but guaranteed nothing by the Fair Labor Standards Act? Or are they employees, entitled to a minimum wage, overtime pay and other workers' rights?
In the coming months, this question will likely be heard before the Illinois Southern District Court. On January 31, Brandy Apple and Amanda Sheer, two exotic dancers, filed a class-action lawsuit against the nightclub company VCG Holding Corporation. The latest of several lawsuits to accuse a strip club of misclassifying its workers, Apple et al v. VCG Holding Corp. alleges the dancers were treated as employees but misclassified as independent contractors during their time working for PT's Showclub, a subsidiary of VCG, in the St. Louis area.
In the United States, employees—not independent contractors—are assured a minimum wage and other protections under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Apple and Sheer claim their misclassification resulted in thousands of dollars of lost wages and a violation of their rights as de facto employees. The dancers also say PT's illegally required them to share their tips with managers and threatened them with retaliation when they asked to be reclassified.
Tuesday, Mar 4, 2014, 6:41 pm · By Michelle Chen
Sex Workers Have Labor Rights Just Like Any Other Employee, Confirms NZ Court
Last month, the New Zealand Human Rights Review Tribunal made a landmark ruling on the violation of a woman's human rights in a Wellington brothel known as The Kensington Inn, run by one Aaron Montgomery. But the case didn't involve the typical media tropes of a worker being "sold into slavery" or abused by a sadistic client. Rather, the employee filed a complaint against both Montgomery and Kensington's owner, M &T Enterprises, after Montgomery allegedly harassed her.
In February, the Tribunal published a decision siding with the worker—thereby confirming that brothel employees have the legal right not to be harassed by their managers, just like they do in any other profession.
When it comes to debates about sex work, feminists often raise the concept that it's a "job like any other," as journalist and former sex worker Melissa Gira Grant has explained. Yet the exchange of sex for pay remains a curiously radical notion for many around the world. While it's certainly true that sex work is a real career born of both necessity and ambition for many, it also comes laden with social anxiety and culture-war taboo.
In New Zealand, however, the occupation's decriminalization over the last decade has helped push back the country's Victorian-era morality laws to foreground human rights in the sex sector. And last month's Tribunal ruling further affirms sex work's legitimacy as a profession and the workers' agency as laborers.
Monday, Mar 3, 2014, 7:19 pm · By Yana Kunichoff
CPS Threatens Teachers Over Standardized Test Boycott
Beginning Monday, teachers in schools all across Chicago are expected to sit their third- through eighth-graders down for two weeks of standardized testing. On students' desks will be the Illinois Standard Achievement Test (ISAT), a state-level assessment that, thanks to the nationwide move to Common Core, won't have any bearings on school ratings, grade advancement or instructor evaluations this year.
But teachers at Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy and Drummond Thomas Montessori School, which joined the educator-led boycott of the ISAT last week, have declined to participate. Teachers from both schools say they are willing to risk disciplinary action so their students can get two weeks of teaching, not testing.
In response to their decision, Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett said in a letter this week that teachers who "advocate against the ISAT on work time"—referring, the Chicago Teachers Union believes, to an instructor boycott—risk disciplinary action. Although teachers say they have not encouraged any students to opt out of the test outright, Byrd-Bennett also wrote, "The State Certification Board may take action to revoke the certification of any employee who encourages a student to boycott the ISAT."

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These are professional politicians. They will invent whatever is necessary to distort, deflect and fabricate while accusing and blaming others for their inept corrupt management of Benghazi and this nation as a whole. The media is right there supporting their every lie and move.If there was ever a time America needed cleansing, this is the time.One word: EVIL!
Get Valerie Jarrett under Oath! Get Dr. Susan Rice under Oath! Don´t worry about being called racist by the NYtimes. These women know exactly what happened.
If the husband and wife legal dynamic duo of Joe and Victoria cannot get the requisite security clearances, then NO ONE in this "presidential administration" is eligible either! NO ONE!
This Administration will do anything to cover up their numerous crimes. ( My opinion ).
Of all people, Victoria Toensing, former Deputy Attorney General in charge of the antiterrorism unit has no difficulty qualifying for clearance. Her obstruction by the Democrats is shameless politics at the expense of responsible congressional oversight.
We never will. But I´d like to see the results of the background check used to grant Barry Soetoro´s security clearance.


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Sometimes, subtly, it was the aggressively retained pronoun that made the song gender-inappropriate — hence, "My Funny Valentine" from Len Cariou and "Time Heals Everything" robustly rendered by Big Daddy Warbucks himself, Anthony Warlow (reminding award-voters anew, lest they've forgotten, how terrific he is).
The Hooverville squatters were run off for the evening so some lively production numbers could be staged on their turf under the massive bridge: "Six Months Out of Every Year," Meg's sports-widow lament from Damn Yankees, was entrusted to an ensemble of male couples and female couples; Broadway's most recent Judas, Josh Young, was tapped to "Bring on the Men," and Avenue Q's very funny and agile Howie Michael Smith professed to pals he was "Happy to Keep His Dinner Warm" from How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.
There were two wild cards of the evening — "Vespers," a raunchy, rolling-around pas de deux by Patrick Corbin and David Grenke while Tom Waits croaked out as best he could "Waltzing Matilda," and a factually based monologue by Noah St. John, "The Last Mile," about a young man who realizes the marriage of his two mothers is about to end — but not before the family car hits 100,000 miles on the speedometer.
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The one standing ovation of the evening opened the second act: the Dreamgirls' dynamic Act One curtain-closer, "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going," plus the entire scene leading up to it. Two Texas Jennifers won awards for Effie's anguished meltdown — Holliday the Tony and Hudson the Oscar. Tituss Burgess pulled out all stops and vocal restraints to get the number into that same ballpark. Bravo!


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Barcelona, 2 Nov 11
Cities are on the rise as nations and states see their control and importance shrinking, delegates at a conference on 'learning cities' were told last month.
Urban Climate Change Adaptation Course concludes in Korea
Gangwon , 15 Oct 11
Urban planners and decision-makers from 10 Asian countries concluded a course on cities and climate change adaptation. The course which focused on vulnerability assessment and climate change action plans helps cities improve their planning and response to climate change.
UN-HABITAT and Gangwon Province of the Republic of Korea sign partnership agreement
Nairobi , 12 Oct 11
Building on its existing collaboration with the International Urban Training Centre (IUTC) in the Korean Gangwon Province, UN-HABITAT's Executive Director, Dr. Joan Clos signed a new 5 year agreement with the Governor of Gangwon Province Moon-soon Choi to continue the agency's support to the Centre.
Building capacity to build capacity: Strengthening training institutions for sustainable urban development.
Nairobi, 28 Apr 11
Representatives of training institutions from 27 countries around the world convened in Nairobi to discuss the challenges and opportunities they face for building the capacity of their government and civil society counterparts to address the pressing development challenges of today.
Iranian city seeks help to re-invent itself
Nairobi, 24 Mar 11
Some 5000 years old and ready to re-invent itself would be the best way to describe of the Iranian city of Rafsanjan.
Women as the solution: a hard lesson learnt
Buchanan, Liberia, 8 Mar 11
Over 50 government officials gathered in Buchanan Liberia's second largest city to assess the impact of local leadership training involving some 3000 county staff held over the past two years.
Sharing Liberian common "cents"
Monrovia, Liberia, 4 Mar 11
How governments choose to spend their taxpayers money is a sensitive issue in most countries, and Liberia is no different.
Re-building Liberia in a "small-small" way
Gbarnga, Liberia, 20 Aug 10
At a workshop on Local Economic Development in Gbarnga this week, Liberia's Internal Affairs Minister Harrison Karnwea Sr. challenged local government participants to develop strategies that target the common man and woman.
UN-HABITAT renews cooperation with Israel
Nairobi, 7 Sept 09
UN-HABITAT and Israel's National Agency for International Development Cooperation – MASHAV have renewed their cooperation agreement.
Gender training on local governance takes off in Israel
Haifa, 3 Sept 09
A comprehensive two-week gender course for trainers of local governments is underway in Haifa, Israel.
Professionals discuss city planning
Nairobi, 27 Aug 09
A group of 28 urban professionals from 18 countries in Africa, Asia and South America gathered in Nairobi from Monday for the third edition of 'Sustainable Communities' course on how to use city planning as a tool for sustainable development.
Introducing participatory budgeting for better service delivery and transparency in Africa
Durban, South Africa, 18 Mar 08
Senior officials representing governments, local authorities and NGOs from 29 African countries gathered in Durban last week for Africa's first regional seminar
Saudi Arabia finances new UN-HABITAT Palestinian training centre
Geneva, 1 Nov 07
The Saudi Arabian government this week pledged US$1.59 million for the establishment of a new technical and vocational training centre for underprivileged Palestinian women living in the occupied West Bank.
UN-HABITAT reaching out to remotest corners of the Pacific
Nadi, Fiji, 6 Jun 07
UN-HABITAT this week reached out to some of the remotest corners of the Pacific by bringing Small Island States of the Pacific Region some of the latest techniques and tools available to help raise the standards of local government service delivery.
UN-HABITAT is bestowed an excellence award in Planning
Vancouver, Canada, 5 Jun 07
The Canadian Institute of Planners has bestowed UN-HABITAT and EcopLan International an excellence award in Planning in recognition of their work in Local economic development.
UN-HABITAT Launches Distance Learning Programme
Nairobi, 11 May 07
UN-HABITAT recently completed a successful three-day system administration training for its staff and partners in Kenya as part of the launch of its distance learning programme.
National Trainers Ready to Roll-Out the UN-Habitat Training Series for Maseru City Councillors and Beyond
Maseru, Lesotho, 4 May 07
Twenty-two national trainers today receive their certificates for successfully completing an intensive 5-day Trainers-of-Trainers (ToT) course on the UN-HABITAT training series on local elected leadership, held in Maseru, Lesotho from 30 April-5 May 2007.
UN-HABITAT at inauguration of new urban training centre in Korea
Hongcheon, Republic of Korea, 3 May 07
As the damage from climate change grows increasingly apparent, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has praised a new centre in the Republic of Korea working to address the environmental impact of large cities.
Governments approve new UN-HABITAT youth fund
Nairobi, 19 Apr 07
In a major breakthrough for young people living in poverty in developing countries around the world, governments this week approved a Norwegian proposal to establish a new UN-HABITAT Youth Fund to expand the agency's youth programmes.
Bringing the Millennium Development Goals to communities in South Asia
Kathmandu, 23 Mar 07
Some 50 city leaders and their local parties representing more than 10 countries visited the Nepalese capital this week for a training workshop on Localising the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) through Innovative Leadership and Community Empowerment.
Regional Workshop on "Citizen Engagement in Participatory Budgeting in Africa"
Harare, Zimbabwe, 11 Mar 07
More than forty African mayors, councillors, government officials, directors of local authorities, city treasurers, and resource persons from civic organizations, private sector, and partners in decentralized governance and capacity building converged at a three-day Regional Workshop in Harare, Zimbabwe on 6-8 March 2007 to explore practical ways of engaging citizens in local budget formulation, implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
Experts to discuss transparency in land administration
Nairobi, 26 Jan 07
UN-HABITAT and the Global Land Tool Network (GLTN), in cooperation with the International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) have held a three-day expert group meeting on Transparency in Land administration at the UN headquarters in Nairobi , Kenya on 29-31 January 2007. Land remains a highly complex and contentious issue, UN-HABITAT said in a statement. "It is a critical element in achieving target 11 of the Millennium Development Goals on "Cities without slums". It is also a critical element in the wider development agenda. There is a clear and urgent gap between the vast demand for skills in this area, and the capacity to deliver at different levels.
Launch of the "Financial Management for Local Government" Series
Accra, 1 Dec 06
Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka launched UN-HABITAT's latest training publication entitled, "Financial Management for Local Government", at the opening session of a high level housing finance conference held in Accra Ghana.
The Gift of Good Governance from Christmas Island
Christmas Island, 10 Nov 06
UN-HABITAT's renowned Locally Elected Leadership...
UN-HABITAT and ILO hold training workshop on Public Private Partnership
Turin, 14 Jul 06
Turin, 14 July 2006 - The International Labour Organisation's Training Centre in Turin hosted a workshop on Pro-Poor Public Private Partnerships from 10-14 July 2006. This collaboration of UN-HABITAT with ILO builds on the successful experience of a previous joint training activity under the thematic banner of "Decent Jobs and Better Services."
UN-HABITAT and MASHAV hold first joint urban training seminar
Nanyuki, Kenya, 31 May 06
Some 26 participants last week successfully took part in a Training of Trainers workshop as part of a joint initiative between UN-HABITAT and the Centre for International Cooperation of Israel (MASHAV).
UN-HABITAT trains the first group of the newly elected Mayors in the occupied Palestinian territories
Nairobi, 19 May 05
UN-HABITAT, through its Special Human Settlements Programme for the Palestinian People, is organizing, in cooperation with the Association of Palestinian Local Authorities (APLA) and the Ismailia Association of Environment and Development Training Center, a Training of Trainers and a Pilot Workshop on Leadership and Management Skills for newly elected Palestinian Mayors in Ismailia, Egypt, during the period 14 –26 May 2005. H.E. Mr. Khaled Qawasmei, Minister of Local Government, Palestinian National Authority, and H.E. Mr. Fouad Saad Eldin, Governor of Ismailia, will honour the opening ceremony of the Workshop on 20 May 2005 . The participants include 13 Trainers and 21 newly elected Mayors from the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Italy releases funds for implementation of Serbian housing programme
Belgrade, 28 Jan 05
UN-HABITAT this week received 5.9 million euros from the Italian Goverment to start implementation of a new social and housing integration programme for tens of thousands of war refugees and other vulnerable people in Serbia.
UN-HABITAT and EC sign grant agreement for Somalia
Nairobi, 5 Jan 05
UN-HABITAT and the European Commission signed a 5 million Euro grant agreement, on 22 December 2004, for the implementation of the Somalia Urban Development Programme.
UN-HABITAT and ACP Group sign cooperation agreement
Brussels, 25 Oct 04
UN-HABITAT and the Brussels-based African, Caribbean, and Pacific Group of States (ACP Group) have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at promoting sustainable urbanization and the eradication of poverty in ACP countries.
Tibaijuka: Urban poverty to increase unless...
Dar es Salaam, (Guardian), 11 Aug 04
UN-HABITAT has challenged African countries, cities and communities to translate the goals to have access to safe water and basic sanitation into concrete actions in order to better the lives of the people.
UN Secretary-General & Mrs. Annan welcomed by school children
Narobi, 7 Jul 04
On their official visit to the United Nations Office at Nairobi today, the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan, and his wife Nane were entertained by a programme of songs, poems and drama performed by children from the Sai Amboseli School, in the informal settlements of Kawangware in Nairobi.
African Ministers and Senior Water Educators visit Thailand
Bangkok, 4 Jun 04
A study visit by two education ministers and senior education administrators from Africa to Thailand has further strengthened UN-HABITAT's cooperation with the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) and the Government of Thailand.
Values-Based Water Education gains Momentum in West and Central Africa
Dakar, 25 May 04
A Training of Trainers workshop in Values-based Water Education was held in Dakar, Senegal from 12-14 May 2004 to show education experts from Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, Niger and Senegal the most appropriate approaches to introducing water, sanitation and hygiene into the existing school curriculum.
Reaching out to cities with the UN Training and Research Institute
Geneva, 9 Feb 04
UN-HABITAT and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) have signed a memorandum of understanding to provide a cooperation framework in support of partnership commitments made at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002.
Resolving disputes between cities and its citizens
, 19 Nov 03
The rapid growth of towns and cities around the world is leading to increased competition for scarce municipal services and resources such as water, roads, electricity and land. UN-HABITAT is training experts to prevent disputes escalating into conflict.
UN-HABITAT produces working manuals in many languages
, 10 Mar 03
UN-HABITAT's Training and Capacity Building Branch (TCBB) produces a wide range of manuals and handbooks on urban governance, local government and urban management with local partners in many countries and languages around the world.
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PART II – The two fugitives from justice, escapees after sentencing for robbery at the Clinton Courthouse, were Albert Fairfield and John Redman (aka Frank Sawyer) who had already been incarcerated two weeks.
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Le-Win's Jordan Eilders hauls in a pass from QB Evan Heer for a six yard touchdown in the second quarter of Saturday afternoons IHSA Class 1A state quarterfinal contest in Stockton. The Panthers also scored in the fourth quarter but fell to the Blackhawks 48-14 to end their fine season with a 9-3 record. (PA photo/Craig Lang)
The undefeated Stockton Blackhawks wasted little time on Saturday afternoon showing who was the better football team as they ran over and around the Le-Win Panthers to claim the lopsided 48-14 victory in the Class 1A state quarterfinals. The win advances Stockton to the state semifinals for the first time in eight years.
The Blackhawk offense piled up three hundred fifty seven yards of offense and cracked the scoreboard first as Stockton QB Thomas Fox found Ty Harmston on for a thirty two yard TD pass in the opening quarter. Later in the first, after a Panther punt, TJ Knutson rambled into the endzone from twenty five yards out. The two point conversion made the score sixteen to zero with just under two minutes to play in the opening quarter.
The Panthers closed the gap to ten points in the second quarter as Le-Win QB Even Heer found Jordan Eilders in the endzone to cut the margin to sixteen to six. Stockton then scored thirty two unanswered points to blow the game open.
Stockton's defense also proved to be a huge problem for the Panthers as they forced four fumbles. Le-Win's final score came on a seventy three yards kickoff return by Tyler Oakley to make the final margin of victory for the Blackhawks.
The Blackhawk's Logan Staver powers his way into the endzone for a score during Saturday's playoff contest in Stockton. Staver led the Blackhawk's ground attack with one hundred thirty eight yards. (PA photo/Craig Lang)
Stockton's Colton Broshous runs the football Saturday during playoff action in Stockton. The Blackhawk's piled up three hundred fifty seven yards of offense to take the thirty four point victory. (PA photo/Craig Lang)
Logan Staver led Stockton's rushing attack, gaining one hundred thirty eight yards and scored a TD. Knutson added one hundred twenty four yards a two scores. The Panthers were held to just eighty five yards rushing led by Tevin Seller's forty two yards and teammate Austin Mancosky adding thirty three yards.
Stockton (12-0) will host the Stark County Rebels on Saturday in the Class 1A state semifinals with a trip to Champaign on the line.
Despite trailing twenty four to nothing at the half, Forreston battled back with two quick scores to make a game of it before the Rebels took control and exploded for twenty six more points to take the 50-20 win on Saturday in Wyoming.
A Cardinal fumble set up the first Stark County score as Rebel QB Justin Kohler hit Brandon Lee on a twenty yard TD pass. Stark County scored again on their next possession. A seventy yard run by Stark County's Danny Berchtold capped the Rebels first half scoring.
Forreston (9-3) was led offensively by Bryan Kraft who carried the football twenty eight time, racking up two hundred two yards and scoring all three of Forreston's touchdowns.
The Sterling Newman defense made one of the biggest stops of their season on Saturday in Wilmington to preserve the narrow two point lead and claim the win to advance them to the IHSA Class 3A semifinals. The Comets (12-0) will face the Aurora Christian Eagles in the semis with a trip to the state finals in Champaign on the line.
Newman led by two scores (28-14) with the finals minutes ticking down in the third quarter before the Wildcats closed the margin to eight points (28-20). A seven yard TD run by Chris Tworek made it a two point game but the Comet defense stifled the conversion attempt. A Wilmington onside kick attempt was recovered by Newman's Ryam Schaab to preserve the win.
November 10
Stockton 48 Le-Win 14
Stark County 50 Forreston 20
Concord (Triopia) (Coop) 22 LeRoy 20
Maroa-Forsyth 48 Carrollton 14
Mercer County 33 Amboy (Coop) 21
Clifton (Central) 48 Kewanee-Wethersfield (Coop) 27
Belleville (Althoff) 19 Casey-Westfield 17
Camp Point (Central) (Coop) 35 DuQuoin 28
Sterling Newman 28 Wilmington 26
Aurora Christian 49 Winnebago 14
Tolono (Unity) 10 Williamsville 7
Greenville 49 Carterville 38
Rock Island Alleman 28 Coal City 13
Evergreen Park 37 Chicago (Brooks) 14
Harrisburg 41 Alton (Marquette) 7
Rochester 46 Peoria (Notre Dame) 21
Joliet (Catholic Academy) 21 New Lenox (Lincolnway West) 20 (OT)
Springfield (Sacred Heart Griffin) 33 Chatham (Glenwood) 21
Morris 28 Washington 27 (OT)
Lombard (Montini) 42 Woodstock (Marian) 27
November 9
Lake Forest 31 Niles (Notre Dame) 19
Cary-Grove 7 Crystal Lake (Central) 0
Crete-Monee 42 Ottawa (Township) 6
Lemont 21 Oak Forest 14
Lisle (Benet Academy) 26 Downers Grove (North) 24
Frankfort (Lincolnway East) 40 Edwardsville 10
Glen Ellyn (Glenbard West) 3 Wheaton (North) 0
Lake Zurich 21 Rockford Boylan 6
Chicago (Mt. Carmel) 45 LaGrange 10
Naperville (Neuqua Valley) 23 Aurora (Waubonsie Valley) 20
Carol Stream (Glenbard North) 29 Park Ridge (Maine South) 23
Wilmette (Loyola Academy) 19 Palatine 7
November 17
(10-2) Stark County at (12-0) Stockton – 1 p.m.
(11-1) Concord (Tripioa Coop) at (11-1) Maroa-Forsyth – 1:30 p.m.
(11-1) Clifton (Central) at (12-0 Aledo (Mercer County – 2:30 p.m.
(12-0) Camp Point (Central Coop) at (9-3) Belleville (Althoff) – 2 p.m.
(11-1) Aurora Christian at (12-0) Sterling Newman - 2 p.m.
(11-1) Greenville at (11-1) Tolono Unity – 1 p.m.
(11-1) Rock Island Alleman at (9-3) Evergreen Park – 6 p.m.
(11-1) Harrisburg at (11-1) Rochester – 3 p.m.
(8-4) Joliet (Catholic Academy) at (10-2) Lombard (Montini) – 1 p.m.
(11-1) Springfield (Sacred Heart Griffin) at (11-1) Morris – 3 p.m.
(12-0) Cary-Grove at (9-3) Lake Forest – 4 p.m.
(12-0) Crete-Monee at (11-1) Lemont – 6 p.m.
(10-2) Lake Zurich at (12-0) Glen Ellyn (Glenbard West) – 1 p.m.
(12-0) Frankfort (Lincolnway East) at (11-1) Lisle (Benet Academy) – 6 p.m.
(11-1) Carol Stream (Glenbard North) at (11-1) Wilmette (Loyola Academy) – 1 p.m.
(11-1) Chicago (Mt. Carmel) at (12-0) Naperville (Neuquea Valley) – 6 p.m.
At Redbird Arena, Normal
Mt. Pulaski 2 Valmeyer 0 (25-8, 25-16)
Rockford (Keith Country Day) 2 Kansas (Coop) 0 (25-23, 25-18)
Third Place game: Kansas (Coop) 2 Valmeyer 0 (25-15, 25-21)
Championship game: Rockford (Keith Country Day) 2 Mt. Pulaski 1 (25-21, 18-25, 25-22)
Dakota 2 Albion (Edwards County) 0 (25-10, 25-21)
Deer Creek-Mackinaw 2 Port Byron/Riverdale 1 (20-25, 25-16, 25-9)
Third Place game: Port Byron/Riverdale 2 Albion (Edwards County) 1 (25-15, 24-26, 25-12)
Championship game: Deer Creek-Mackinaw 2 Dakota 0 (25-23, 25-21)
Wheaton (St. Francis) 2 Champaign (Centennial) 1 (21-25, 25-20, 26-24)
Richmond-Burton 2 Jacksonville 1 (19-25, 27-25, 25-22)
Third Place game: Champaign (Centennial) 2 Jacksonville 0 (25-15, 25-19)
Championship game: Wheaton (St. Francis) 2 Richmond-Burton 0 (25-21, 25-20)
Winnetka (New Trier) 2 Chicago (Mother McAuley) 1 (16-25, 25-22, 25-29)
Lisle (Benet Academy) 2 Libertyville 1 (20-25, 25-21, 25-13
Third Place game: Chicago (Mother McAuley 2 Libertyville 0 (25-22, 25-22)
Championship game: Lisle (Benet Academy) 2 Winnetka (New Trier) 1 (21-25, 25-22, 25-17)
November 13
(G) West Carroll at Stockton
(G) River Ridge at Eastland
(G) Rock Falls at Sterling Newman
(G) Freeport at Galesburg Tournament
(G) Freeport Aquin at Orangeville
November 14
(G) Milledgeville & Polo at Oregon Tournament
November 15
(G) Sterling Newman at Sherrard
November 16
(G) Eastland & Forreston at Forreston Tournament
(G) Sterling Newman vs. Sterling @ Rock Falls
(G) Sterling Newman vs. Stillman Valley @ Rock Falls
(G) Polo at Oregon Tournament
November 19
(B) Freeport Aquin at Pecatonica Tournament
(G) River Ridge vs. Byron at Dakota Tournament
(B) Pearl City & Milledgeville at River Ridge Tournament
(B) West Carroll at Oregon Tournament
November 20
(G) Sterling Newman at Amboy
(B) Freeport at Johnsburg/Richmond Burton Tournament
(G) Freeport Aquin & River Ridge at Dakota Tournament
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This space designated as a DRAMA FREE ZONE
I missed you guys also, we just got back from Mickeys House I wanted to stay, It was sooooo HOT down there but it was well worth the heat just to see Mickey and the gang. And as soon as I can get my pics in order I will post them. They gave us a preview of the 4ths fireworks !!!! They were GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Vol. 7, No. 8 Thursday, March 26, 1970 Catholic priest will speak on Expansion plans are announced medicine, religion, and death fof Navajo Indian dental clinic Keane. and students, are asked to nre- Henry W. Keane, pastor of the Sacred Heart Church in Redlands, is slated as speaker for next week's meeting of the Conference on Spiritual Prob lems to be held Wednesday, April 1, at 7 p. m. in the lobby level amphitheater of Uni versity Hospital. Discussing the meaning of death to a Catholic, Father Keane's talk will be part of the continuing topic that began March 11, " The Medical and Spiritual Management of Dy ing." Some of the objectives of the conference, which meets every Wednesday evening, are to ex plore cooperation between medical and ministerial person nel in their relationship to hos pital patients, to gain a better understanding of people of dif ferent religions, and to provide dialogue between the areas of religion and medicine, accord ing to Paul C. Heubach, pro fessor of applied theology, chairman of the conference. Those attending the confer ence, which is limited to medi cal personnel, faculty,' staff, pre sent case studies of problems that often arise. And specialists in the areas being discussed are scheduled to speak. Future subjects for discus sion include abortion, steriliza tion, faith healing, hypnosis, marriage counseling, morals and values, suicide, religion and Continued on page 4 Speaker is chosen for Spring Week of Devotion series Calvin B. Rock, pastor of the Ephesus Church of Seventh- day Adventists in New York City, New York, will be the speaker for the Loma Linda campus Spring Week of Devotion, April 3 to 6. Using " This I Believe" as his theme, Mr. Rock will present seven topics during the week end series of meetings. Next week's issue of Univer sity SCOPE will carry a more detailed account of the upcom ing series of meeting. Husband, wife duo- pianists are next featured UALS artists Husband and wife duo- pian ists Patrick H. and Patsy Hicks, are the next scheduled perfor mers for the seventh University Artist and Lecture Series, Sat urday, April 4, at 8 p. m. in Bur den Hall. Four composers will be fea tured on the program. The con cert begins with Ludwig von Beethoven's " Sonata in D- Ma-jor, Opus 6," followed by " Son ata in F- Minor, Opus 34," by Johannes Brahms. The last two compositions are Robert Schumann's " Andan te and Variations in B- Flat Major, Opus 46," and " Scara-mouche," by Darius Milhaud. Mr. Hicks, former minister of music for the University Church of Seventh- day Adventists in Loma Linda, received his mas ter's degree in music from Pea-body Conservatory, Baltimore, Maryland, in 1962. Mr. Hicks, assistant professor of music, is currently on a leave of absence from his duties in the depart ment of music. Admission to the program is a University Artist and Lec ture Series season pass, a Loma Linda campus student identifi cation card, or $ 1 at the door. The Monument Valley Community Oral Health Service, established and operated by the School of Dentistry, will soon be expanding its facilities from five dental chairs to 10, and will send more senior dental students to help maintain it. Attached to the Monument Valley Seventh- day Adventist Mission Hospital, it is located on the edge of the lar gest Indian reservation in the nation, the 24,000- square- mile Navajo reservation ( population is 40,000) where the corners of Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico meet. Despite its isolation, the den tal clinic is treating about 500 patients a month, most of whom are in dire need of dental treatment. The clinic compli ments the 21- bed hospital which was founded in 1961. Along with many types of restorative treatment, in the last year clinic dent ists ex tracted 1,700 teeth. A poverty diet of fried bread, mutton, and coffee, supplemented near the trading posts by packaged pas tries, soft drinks and candy, is the obvious reason. Set up five years ago as a demonstration program in com-irtunity dentistry, with a grant from the National Institute of Health, the dental clinic also provides an opportunity for the School of Dentistry's senior honor students, supervised by two faculty members, to broad en their experience in treating entire families. It is equipped, like the school clinics in Loma Linda, with modern operator-ies, contour chairs, high- speed drills, x- ray units, darkroom, and a laboratory sophisti cated equipment which con trasts oddly with the primitive life of the reservation. There is a Public Health Ser vice clinic for schoolchildren, in a town about 30 miles away, which will treat adults in emer gencies, but only in summer. This puts a large and growing burden on the Loma Linda staff: two honor students, ro tated every six weeks, who will be increased to four in the near future; a dental hygienist, three Navajo dental assistants and a Navajo laboratory technician, who were all trained by the Univesity and who will train the necessary additional assis tants at the clinic; and two supervising faculty members, Kenneth E. Wical, DDS, assis tant professor of restorative dentistry, and Charles A. Cut ting, DDS, instructor in preven tive and community dentistry. Continued on page 4 SENIOR DENTAL STUDENT Gerald M. Cole examines the teeth of a Navajo Indian child in the dental clinic at Monument Valley. The clinic, set- up and operated by the School of Dentistry, is in the process of expanding its facilities. Publication receives Folk singing group recognition from paper manufacturer Loma Linda University is the recipient of a gratuitous adver tising boost. " Threshold," a squarish, gold, general information publication prepared last summer by the academic publications office, caught the eye of a paper com pany representative. Thereupon, he routed through channels a request to print copies for cir culation to printers and buyers of printing. Thus, the philosophy, organ ization, and curriculums of the University are being dissemi nated to 15,000 business persons who regularly receive samples demonstrating uses of the vari ous papers distributed by a nationwide paper company Among the products handled by the Los Angeles based firm are those of a Dayton, Ohio, paper mill, and one of its papers was selected by the editorial staff for this publication. " Threshold" is a soft- sell piece intended to appeal to the thoughtful student. Written and . designed in two days, it is the joint work of Ada L. Turner, editor of academic publications; to present sunrise Easter service The Wedgewood, a religious folk group based in Loma Linda, will present two original com positions at the 1970 Mount Rubidoux Easter sunrise serv ice, Riverside, Sunday, March 29. Comprising the four - man team are Robert B. Summerour, SM' 71; John L. Waller, SM' 71; Jerry P. Hoyle, youth pastor at the Vallejo Drive Seventh- day Adventist Church in Glendale; and Gary R. Evans, a student at Glendale Academy, Glendale. They have recorded five al bums since their first concert in England in 1966. The two orig inal works to be presented at the sunrise service are " The Snow White Dove" and " Light On The Mountain." Informal singing will be led by the group after the sunrise service. Jerilyn D. Emori, projects edi tor; and Kathleen Dern, edito rial assistant. Oliver L. Jacques, university relations officer, col laborated with the editors. Mrs. Turner has directed the editorial service since 1953. Snails breed for research Microbiologist will report findings in Japan PATRICK H. AND PATSY HICKS, assistant professor of music, are scheduled as the next University Artist and Lecture Series per formers. The husband and wife duo- pianists will feature works by Beethoven, Brahms, Schumann, and Milhaud during their con cert Saturday, April 4, at 8 p. m. in Burden Hall. Snail- breeding is the subject of a research paper to be pre sented next week in Japan by Edward D. Wagner, PhD, pro fessor of microbiology. Dr. Wagner has been cross breeding sub- species of snails in an effort to control the fluke Schistosoma japonicum that incubates in the bloodstream of certain tropical snails as larvae. As they grow larger, they leave tne~ snail carrier and are sometimes contracted by humans, burrowing through the skin, causing the disease Schistomiasis. Though not a problem in the United States the disease is a serious, often fatal, malady in tropical regions of Asia and South America. And it has been a problem for American military forces and mission stations in those areas. Dr. Wagner hopes to control the disease by stopping its de velopment in the snail. With out the snail as intermediate host, the larvae could not breed. He is using snails from mainland China, Taiwan, Ja pan, and the Philippines in his experiments in an attempt to strengthen their immunity from the larvae which cause Schistosomiasis. Dr. Wagner's report on his research will be given to the three- week convention of the Japanese Society of Para-sitology in Osaka, Japan.
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Drug: Natalizumab |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | An Open-Label, Multicenter, Extension Study to Evaluate the Safety and Tolerability of Natalizumab Following Re-Initiation of Dosing in Multiple Sclerosis Subjects Who Have Completed Study C-1801, C-1802, or C-1803 and a Dosing Suspension Safety Evaluation |
- Number of Subjects With Adverse Events [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Number of Subjects With Hypersensitivity-Related Adverse Events [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Number of Subjects With Persistent Antibodies to Natalizumab [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Enrollment: | 404 |
Study Start Date: | March 2006 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2008 |
Primary Completion Date: | December 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Open Label 300 mg IV Natalizumab
Drug: Natalizumab
300 mg IV monthly for up to 48 weeks
Other Name: Tysabri
Detailed Description:
Study 101-MS-322 (NCT00306592) was conducted to evaluate the safety of natalizumab monotherapy following re-exposure to natalizumab of former clinical trial patients in Studies C-1801 (NCT00027300), C-1802 (NCT00030966), and C-1803 (NCT00097760). This study included patients in North America. In parallel with the conduct of this study, a similar study, 101-MS-321 (NCT 00297232) was initiated for patients in Europe and the rest of the world. The primary purpose and primary outcome for both studies were identical, therefore, the combined data from both studies are presented.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- MS subjects who completed Study C-1801, C-1802, or C-1803 and completed a Dosing Suspension Safety Evaluation (neurological examination and MRI scan)
- Considered by the Investigator to be free of signs and symptoms suggestive of PML based on medical history, physical examination, or laboratory testing (results from the Dosing Suspension Safety Evaluation from Study C-1808 [NCT000276172] may be used)
- Other protocol-defined inclusion criteria may apply
Exclusion Criteria:
- Considered by the Investigator to be immunocompromised, based on medical history, physical examination, or laboratory testing (results from the Dosing Suspension Safety Evaluation from Study C-1808 may be used), or due to prior immunosuppressive treatment
- History of persistent anti-natalizumab antibodies, based upon testing from prior natalizumab studies
- Other protocol-defined exclusion criteria may apply
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Study Director: | Medical Director | Biogen Idec |
Additional Information:
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Biogen Idec MD, Biogen Idec, Inc. |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00306592 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 101-MS-322 |
Study First Received: | January 31, 2006 |
Results First Received: | June 30, 2009 |
Last Updated: | December 20, 2009 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration Canada: Health Canada |
Keywords provided by Biogen Idec:
Multiple Sclerosis MS |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Multiple Sclerosis Sclerosis Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting Demyelinating Autoimmune Diseases, CNS Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System |
Nervous System Diseases Demyelinating Diseases Autoimmune Diseases Immune System Diseases Pathologic Processes |
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1-1/2 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons shredded cheese (your choice) 2 tablespoons flour 1 dash salt 1 dash pepper 1-1/2 cups whole milk 1 pimiento, chopped 1 can (4 ounces) mushroom pieces, sauteed in small amount of butter 1/2 pound imitation crabmeat, cut up 1 sealed package of saltine cracker crumbs 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, for topping
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Back in July, Sony dropped a bomb that they were slapping the PlayStation brand on a 3D TV. Now, we have a release date for the product.
According to the PlayStation Blog, the 3D Display will be available starting on November 13, 2011. The monitor uses active 3D technology and is geared towards smaller gaming environments. That said, it can also be used for both 2D and 3D movies.
Priced at $499.99, the 3D Display comes packaged with one pair of 3D Glasses, the MotorStorm Apocalypse Blu-ray game, and an HDMI cable. That means that all you'll need is the PlayStation 3, and you can start 3D gaming right out of the box. Once the gaming day is done, those glasses can be paired with most major brands of 3D TVs—as long as it has an IR emitter. Additional pairs of PlayStation 3D glasses can be had for $69.99 each.
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I've encountered this problem with the latest versions of Mozilla Firebird, IE6, and Netscape. I only have one computer to test it on at the current time.
The black bar that has "Home/News/Interact" etc on it with drop-down menus is consistently about 2 1/4 "bar-heights" below where it should be. In the forums, it covers up the line that lets you navigate between the forums (and shows you where you are at the present time). Here's a picture of what I see:
I'm not sure if this is a site issue (I'd imagine more comments about it here if there was; this has been going on for months for me) or a fault of my own system. If it's my own problem, does anyone have any advice on what might fix it? My system is WinXP Pro with the latest updates, Norton Internet Security also with the latest updates and virus protection, and as I say, I've tried three different browsers to no avail.
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We cannot attest to Mozilla by any stretch since the number of users doesn't allow it to be compatible with everything we use, but IE6 and Netscape should be fine with the Menu.
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For 100 Years, Melitta has dedicated itself to providing the ultimate coffee experience with its premium line of gourmet coffees, coffee filters, and high quality coffeemakers, bringing European Indulgence to everyday life. |
How a German Housewife Revolutionized Coffee Preparation
With the discovery of coffee in the 13th century, inventors began a search to find the best coffee preparation method. Unfortunately, all the complicated early devices invented to improve the taste and flavor of coffee proved merely decorative, doing little to eliminate coffee residues in the cup. Three hundred years of coffee culture passed until an enterprising young woman changed the way in which coffee was made.... developing a method now adopted in most countries around the world. In 1908, Melitta Bentz, a housewife from Dresden, had this revolutionary idea. Why not use paper to filter out unwanted residues? So she punctured the bottom of a brass pot and lined it with blotting paper taken from the notebook of her oldest son. Perfectly filtered coffee -- without bitterness and grounds -- dripped out of the bottom. Melitta quickly realized the value of her invention and registered it with the Patent Office in Berlin. On July 8, 1908, Melitta Bentz received a patent registration for her "Filter Top Device lined with Filter Paper." The 35-year-old housewife was immediately transformed into a businesswoman and, during the same year of her invention, the company bearing her name was established. In the 1930s the filter top was tapered into a cone-shape. The new filter top thus had a larger filtration area, which was lined with ribs to allow for improved extraction of the ground coffee. A few years later, patented cone-shaped filter paper to fit inside the filter top was introduced. The perfect product to make great coffee was complete. Finally a system existed that was designed to achieve exactly the right filtration time needed to bring out all the coffee aroma and flavor without the bitter by-products. Best of all, less coffee was needed. Obviously the coffee quality available in 1937 is not the same as that available today. The same applies to the quality of the coffee making equipment, which has been improved continuously over the years. Therefore, Melitta likewise has continued its search to improve its filter paper to assure complete coffee enjoyment. In 1989, for coffee lovers concerned about the environment, Melitta introduced natural brown filter paper made from unbleached pulp, which is cleansed through intensive washings to achieve the hygienic standards of bleached filter paper. During the manufacturing of this paper, the paper mill does not add bleaching agents and thus prevents any by-products from leaching into the environment. Since the introduction of Melitta Natural Brown® filter paper, the demand has increased over the years. However, the white filter paper remains as popular as ever. Market research shows that two thirds of consumers prefer white filter paper because of its more hygienic appearance. Therefore, in 1992, in cooperation with paper manufacturers, Melitta was able to develop a new bleaching method in order to produce white filter paper without any chlorine. This oxygen-cleansed filter paper set yet another standard for the filter paper market worldwide. In 1997, Melitta achieved yet another milestone, developing filter paper with Flavor Pores™. This new paper, with microfine pores, allows more coffee taste and aroma to come through while continuing to filter out unwanted grounds and sediment. So almost ninety years after Melitta Bentz revolutionized coffee making for the first time, the company that bears her name has taken the next step in achieving her pursuit of the perfect cup of coffee. Melitta coffee filters with Flavor Pores, being introduced into North America in 1999, bring coffee lovers a noticeable improvement in their coffee enjoyment experience. See for yourself... feel the quality and taste the difference. In 2002, after extensive consumer and product research, Melitta adds a second Safety Crimp for extra strength and durability. Made from our high quality Flavor Pores filter paper, Double Crimp technology guarantees your filter will not burst during the brewing process and ensures safe and easy disposal.
In March 2007, Melitta launched Bamboo filters in #2 and #4 sizes. This new environmentally friendly product was offered up to Natural Food accounts to appeal to the growing number of consumers who were not only health conscious, but had concerns for the environment as top of mind. Our Bamboo product is 60% bamboo fiber and has all the same premium features as our mainstream coffee filters such as double crimp and flavor pores. Since bamboo is a naturally renewing resource, it was Melitta's earth friendly way for our consumers to "add more flavor to their lives", and their coffee.
After extensive research and development, In July 2007, Melitta takes flavor pores one step further and releases new patented Flavor Enhancing Micro Perforations. This new innovation for Melitta filters is noticeably different, both visibly and tangibly. The design of the perforations allow for a richer coffee flavor while filtering out sediments and impurities. This unique filter process allows for more efficient coffee extraction and a fuller tasting cup of coffee. This new product enhancement reinforces Melitta as the category leader.
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Melitta Bentz invents the filter top device lined with disc shaped blotting paper. The invention is patented and the "Melitta Bentz" company is established.
The familiar red and green filter package is introduced. The Melitta brand name is born.
The filter cone shape is changed: it is tapered at the bottom. Filtertuten® (filter bags) to fit the new cone-shaped device are developed and patented. With this change, the ideal shape for the coffee filtering method is achieved.
Melitta is the first company to introduce Natural Brown® filter paper, made from unbleached pulp. During the manufacture of the raw materials no bleaching agents are added, thus keeping any unwanted by-products from leaching into the environment.
In cooperation with paper manufacturers, Melitta develops a new bleaching method in order to produce white filter paper without the use of chlorine. Oxygen-bleached paper is born.
Melitta develops a new filter paper generation, Melitta filter paper with Flavor Pores™. This filter paper has microfine perforations that allow more coffee taste and aroma to come through while filtering out unwanted sediment, particles, and oils which have a negative effect on cholesterol levels.
Melitta introduces Flavor Pores™ to North America.
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Recent sale in the area A smaller home on nearby School Street sold at the end of February for $240,000.
Taxes After a grievance win and effective October 2013, $11,900, including village taxes, as of October
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Listing agent Eileen O'Hara, The Donnelly Group, Garden City, 516-741-4333
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Property Features
In addition to a restaurant, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a conference center.
Room Amenities
In addition to wireless Internet access (surcharge), guestrooms include a turndown service and safes. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers and makeup/shaving mirrors.
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The lodge offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
Event facilities include a conference center and conference/meeting rooms. This Victoria Falls lodge also offers an outdoor pool, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. A complimentary area shuttle within 6 km is available for guests.
- Full board rates available
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Year Built 1994
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
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- Wedding services
- 24-hour front desk
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Security guard
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Tour assistance
- Free breakfast
- Room service (24 hours)
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Total number of rooms - 72
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Audiovisual equipment
- Terrace
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Conference center
- Free outdoor parking
- Internet point
- Computer station
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
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Free outdoor parking
- Room Amenities
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Furnished balcony
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Hydromassage showerhead
- Air conditioning
- Wake-up calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Ceiling fan
- Window opens
- Turndown service
- Access via exterior corridors
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast each morning.
The Boma-Place of Eating - This theme restaurant specializes in African cuisine and serves dinner only.
24-hour room service is available.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Bungee jumping nearby
- Bird watching on site
- Swimming on site
- Boat cruises nearby
- Game viewing on site
- Game drive nearby
- Safari nearby
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 10 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
- Additional Details
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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- Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.