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College Calendar
The college calendar provides detailed information on degree and certificate programs, courses, academic policies, current faculty, and the history and mission of the school. Most of this information can also be found throughout the college website.
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Briercrest College Bachelor of Arts Learning Outcomes
The College Core Curriculum for Bachelor of Arts Degrees
The College Core Curriculum for Associate of Arts Degrees
Bachelor of Arts Biblical Studies
Bachelor of Arts Biblical Studies (Honours)
Associate of Arts Biblical Studies
Minor in Ancient and Biblical Languages
Minor in Biblical Studies
Bachelor of Arts Christianity and Culture
Bachelor of Arts General Studies
Minor in Kinesiology
Bachelor of Arts Humanities
Associate of Arts Humanities
Minor in English
Minor in History
Minor in Humanities
Minor in Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts Psychology
Associate of Arts Social Sciences
Minor in Psychology
Minor in Social Sciences
Bachelor of Arts Theology
Bachelor of Arts Theology (Honours)
Minor in Theology
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Education for Teaching in Elementary Schools
Bachelor of Arts General Studies/Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Education for Teaching in Secondary Schools
Bachelor of Arts General Studies (Minor in Kinesiology)/BSE with a Major in Physical Education
Bachelor of Arts Humanities/BSE with a Major in English
Bachelor of Arts Humanities/BSE with a Major in History
Bachelor of Arts Music/BSE with a Major in Music
Bachelor of Arts Psychology/BS with a Major in Addiction Studies
Bachelor of Arts Psychology/BS with a Major in Communication Disorders
Bachelor of Arts Psychology/Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Bachelor of Arts Applied Linguistics: TESOL
Bachelor of Arts Applied Linguistics: TESOL (After-degree)
Bachelor of Arts Business Administration
Minor in Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts Music
Associate of Arts Music
Minor in Music
Minor in Media Arts
Minor in Worship Arts
Bachelor of Arts Christian Ministry
Associate of Arts Experiential Ministry
Minor in Pastoral Studies
Bachelor of Arts Christian Studies (CDE)
Associate of Arts Christian Studies (CDE)
Bachelor of Arts Intercultural Studies
Associate of Arts Intercultural Studies
Minor in Intercultural Studies
Bachelor of Arts Worship Arts
Bachelor of Arts Youth Ministry
Minor in Youth Ministry
Certificate in Biblical Studies
Bible Certificate (CDE)
IMPRINT Certificate
Kaléo Certificate
Academic Administration
Faculty of Arts and Science
Department of Biblical and Theological Studies
Department of English
Department of History and Philosophy
Department of Kinesiology
Department of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
Department of Psychology
Faculty of Professional Studies and Performing Arts
Department of Applied Linguistics
Department of Business, Leadership and Management
Department of Education
Department of Human Services
Department of Performing and Worship Arts
Faculty of Christian Ministry
College Student Development Faculty
Addendum 1: BA Music - Musical Theatre concentration
BA Music (Performance Concentration in Musical Theatre) (57 credit hours)
The BA Music (Performance Concentration in Musical Theatre) follows the curricular parameters established by other performance options within the BA Music. This proposal has been approved by the Department of Performance and Worship Arts and the Education Team.
The BA Music (Performance Concentration in Musical Theatre) requires the completion of the BA Music major (45 credit hours) and an additional 12 credit hours of performance-specific coursework.
Within their BA Music, students in the Performance Concentration in Musical Theatre must take the following:
Applied Requirements:
6 credit hours in private voice lessons, plus other Applied Requirements as specified below.
Elective Requirements:
MUS 330 Vocal Master Class I
MUS 430 Vocal Master Class II
Private voice lessons (2 credit hours)
Either Ensemble (1 credit hour) or MUS 434 Senior Recital (1 credit hour)
Cognate Requirement:
THEA 221 Acting I
In addition, the BA Music (Performance Concentration in Musical
Theatre) requires the following 12 credit hours of study:
DAN 105 Introduction to Ballet (1 credit hour)
DAN 107 Introduction to Tap (1 credit hour)
DAN 100, 101, 106 or Private Lessons-Dance (1 credit hour)
MUS 340 Musical Theatre Workshop
MUS 365 Musical Theatre Production and Performance I
THEA 222 Acting II
Addendum 2: Minor in Musical Theatre
Minor in Musical Theatre (19 credit hours)
The minor in Musical Theatre requires the
following courses:
DAN 105 Introduction to Ballet (1 credit hour)
DAN 107 Introduction to Tap (1 credit hour)
DAN 100, 101, 106 or Private Lessons-Dance (1 credit hour)
MUS 131/132/231/232-Private Voice Lessons (4 credit hours)
MUS/THEA 340 Musical Theatre Workshop
MUS 365 Musical Theatre Production and Performance I
THEA 221 Acting I
THEA 222 Acting II
The minor in Musical Theatre is not available to students in the BA Music program.
Addendum 3: New Academic Policies
Addendum 4: New course offerings
BIOL 120 The Nature of Life
An introduction to the underlying fundamental aspects of living systems including cell biology, genetics and the evolutionary processes that lead to complex, multi-cellular life forms. Required lab.
Prerequisite(s): Biology 30 or BIOL 115 or permission of instructor.
BU 302 Strategic Management
An examination of the skills and competencies necessary in order to develop and to implement a successful strategic vision. The course examines the issues underlying strategic thinking, strategy development, and the key components of successful strategic execution. As well, it stresses competitive analysis and advantage, the complexities of resource allocation, and the nature of moral and ethical managerial leadership, all while staying attentive to organizational culture and mission.
CM 209 TESOL and Church Ministry
An exploration of English language teaching as a dimension of church-based local ministry in volunteer settings, mainly in North America. In contrast with the career or professional emphasis of other TESOL courses, the focus of this course would be on TESOL in the volunteer sector. That is, the course emphasis would be on preparing students to work with immigrants and international students and their language learning needs within contexts of local church outreach and service.
THEA 360 Theatre Production and Performance
Research, rehearsal, design, staging and presentation of an entire theatre production by a theatre ensemble. Students can expect to invest a minimum of 120 hours in rehearsal and 40 hours in production.
Prerequisite: THEA 222 Acting II
Note: Admittance to course is by instructor permission; assigned roles are by audition; students may take a maximum of 9 credit hours of THEA 360, MUS/THEA 365, THEA 460, or MUS/THEA 465 for credit
THEA 460 Theatre Production and Performance
Research, rehearsal, design, staging and presentation of an entire theatre production by a theatre ensemble. Students can expect to invest a minimum of 120 hours in rehearsal and 40 hours in production.
Prerequisite: THEA 360 Theatre Production and Performance I
Note: Admittance to course is by instructor permission; assigned roles are by audition; students may take a maximum of 9 credit hours of THEA 360, MUS/THEA 365, THEA 460, or MUS/THEA 465 for credit
Addendum 5: Minor in Teaching English as a Second Language
Minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
(18 credit hours)
Required courses (12 c.h.)
COMM 200 Intercultural Communication
LING 105 Introduction to TESOL
LING 221 Language Teaching Methodology
LING 321 English Language Skills in TESOL
Electives (6 c.h.)
CM 209 TESOL and Church Ministry
LING 300 Language Acquisition Theory and Practice
LING 323 Materials Development
LING 420 Ethics in TESOL
LING 429 Professional Issues in TESOL
College Calendars from Previous Academic Years
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Farmer's New Year is not a happy one as barn goes up in smoke (From Gazette Series)
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Farmer's New Year is not a happy one as barn goes up in smoke
Updated 11:20am Tuesday 7th January 2014 in News By Alexandra Womack, senior reporter covering Yate, Chipping Sodbury, Winterbourne, Frampton Cotterell, Rangeworthy, Wickwar, Hawkesbury, Iron Acton, Coalpit Heath and Old Sodbury
A FARMER has spoken of a dreadful start to the New Year after his entire hay barn went up in flames.
The blaze broke out at Court Farm in Barrow Hill, Wick in the early hours of Monday morning. All 420 hay bales being stored in the barn were affected leaving owner Gary Brain around £15,000 out of pocket.
"I sold the bales for £35 each last year so it works out at more or less £15,000," he said. "I run two equestrian yards and the hay was feed for about 50 horses plus I would have sold a few. Now I need to buy it all back in and will have to get small loads because I have no barn to keep it all in."
He added: "My phone started ringing at about 3am and I thought there is no point getting there until it is light but then I had a puncture in my tractor.
"It has been a dreadful start to the New Year. I hope it doesn't mean the rest of the year is going to be bad."
The fire started shortly after 1am when two fire crews, from Speedwell and Kingswood, were called to the scene.
Because hay reignites very easily, they made the decision to allow a controlled burn of the bales as there was no risk to anyone nearby. Avon Fire and Rescue Service spokeswoman Stephanie Mounsey said: "On arrival firefighters found a Dutch barn and between 70 and 100 tonnes of hay well alight.
"As there was no risk to life and no other buildings or animals close by firefighters are allowing the hay to burn in a controlled manner."
Mr Brain, whose main farm is in Beach, on Lansdown Hill, keeps his hay at his barn at Court Farm which is owned by his mother. Although an investigation into the cause of the fire is underway, he said there has been evidence of young people gathering near the barn before.
"The barn is in full view of Wick High Street," he told the Gazette. "I have often caught young people up there having a cigarette or whatever.
"Someone had moved some pallets to make a ladder and had climbed up to the dry hay.
"It certainly went up like a good 'un. The whole thing has completely gone."
Mr Brain said he hoped to replace the barn through his insurance company and was hopeful the weather would not turn too cold to prevent him from storing replacement hay bales outside.
No-one was hurt in the fire. The fire service received more than 40 calls about the blaze and remained on scene until 10am on Monday.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. —
"Argo" is in big with the Golden Globes, but not so much with the Academy Awards. "Lincoln" is sitting pretty with the Oscars but was mostly left out in the cold at the Globes.
Sunday's Globes left the Feb. 24 Academy Awards picture still muddled, with the Iran hostage thriller "Argo" winning for best drama and director for Ben Affleck, a prize he already knows he can't win at the Oscars, where he wasn't even nominated.
The night featured former President Bill Clinton getting a standing ovation after introducing "Lincoln" and Jodie Foster coming out without really coming out as this year's winner of the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award.
Foster joked that celebrities are now expected to reveal they're gay "with a press conference, a fragrance and a prime-time reality show." She declined: "My reality show is so boring."
One thing not so boring this year were hosts — Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, who were given credit for being charming, irreverent and hilarious.
Besides the three wins for "Les Miserables" and two for "Argo," the show was a mixed bag, with awards spreads around a number of films.
Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" came in leading the Globes with seven nominations but won only one award, best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis. "Lincoln" also leads the Oscars with 12 nominations, with Spielberg, Day-Lewis and co-star Sally Field all in the running for possible third Oscars.
"If I had this on a timeshare basis with my wonderful gifted colleagues, I might just hope to keep it for one day of the year, and I'd be happy with that," Day-Lewis said.
Winners of the 70th annual Golden Globe Awards, announced Sunday in Beverly Hills, Calif. are:
— Picture, Drama: "Argo."
— Picture, Musical or Comedy: "Les Miserables."
— Actor, Drama: Daniel Day-Lewis, "Lincoln."
— Actress, Drama: Jessica Chastain, "Zero Dark Thirty."
— Director: Ben Affleck, "Argo."
— Actor, Musical or Comedy: Hugh Jackman, "Les Miserables."
— Actress, Musical or Comedy: Jennifer Lawrence, "Silver Linings Playbook."
— Supporting Actor: Christoph Waltz, "Django Unchained."
— Supporting Actress: Anne Hathaway, "Les Miserables."
— Foreign Language: "Amour."
— Animated Film: "Brave."
— Screenplay: Quentin Tarantino, "Django Unchained."
— Original Score: Mychael Danna, "Life of Pi."
— Original Song: "Skyfall" (music and lyrics by Adele and Paul Epworth), "Skyfall."
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— Supporting Actress, Series, Miniseries or Movie: Maggie Smith, "Downton Abbey."
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Two-Tone Fudge Recipe
With its pretty butterscotch and chocolate layers, this creamy fudge looks fancy. Suggests Jackie Hannahs of Fountain, Michigan. "It makes a great holiday gift. Both my husband and my dad love trying different kinds of fudge. They give this recipe a big thumbs-up!"
- 1-1/2 teaspoons plus 1/2 cup butter, softened, divided
- 2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- 1 jar (7 ounces) marshmallow creme
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/2 cup butterscotch chips
- Line a 9-in. square pan with foil and grease the foil with 1-1/2 teaspoons butter; set aside. In a large heavy saucepan, combine the sugars, milk and remaining butter. Cook and stir over medium heat until sugar is dissolved. Bring to a rapid boil; boil for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to low; stir in the marshmallow creme until melted and blended.
- Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Pour 2-1/2 cups into a large bowl; stir in chocolate chips and walnuts until chips are melted. Pour into prepared pan.
- Add the butterscotch chips to the remaining marshmallow mixture; stir until chips are melted. Pour over the chocolate layer and gently spread to cover. Refrigerate overnight or until firm.
- Using foil, remove fudge from pan; carefully peel off foil. Cut into 1-in. squares. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 2-3/4 pounds.
Originally published as Two-Tone Fudge in Taste of Home December/January 2003, p49
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I make this every year. It is delish!
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This fudge is delicious and it is easy since you only have to make 1 batch and add different ingredients at the end. I did have a small problem getting the 2 layers to stick together when I cut the fudge, but they were easy to put back together. I gave it as gifts and everyone loved it.
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Starting times for the Blue Springs High School Wildcats home football game and Blue Springs South Jaguars game at Park Hill have been moved. Both games will begin at 8 p.m.
Students returned to our district today for the 2014-15 school year. Always a day of new beginnings, the first day of school is a celebration of what our students, staff and community accomplish each day during the school year. Welcome back and have a great start to the year.
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Two dozen alleged North Park gang members and their associates are charged in an indictment unsealed Wednesday as members of a racketeering conspiracy linked to the trafficking of women and girls as young as 15, a murder nearly 20 years ago and robbery and drug offenses.
U.S. Attorney Laura Duffy said a combination of two gangs, dubbed "BMS" by law enforcement, earned money by trafficking 60 girls and women from ages 15 to 25 for prostitution in 46 cities in 23 states, including Alaska and Hawaii.
"Over the last several years, the defendants in this enterprise had really expanded enterprise activities, like a profit-driven, fast-expanding corporation," Duffy said. "The kind of sex trafficking described in the indictment is nothing less than modern-day slavery. Unfortunately, this is something we're beginning to see more and more with gangs, moving away from some of the traditional gang behavior into this type of business."
Early Wednesday, police and FBI agents arrested 14 of the suspects in San Diego, two in Arizona and one in New Jersey. Four of the defendants were already in custody on other charges, according to Duffy.
Named in the indictment are San Diego residents Aaron Dwayne Pittman, 31; Alvin Bernard Mitchell, 36; Robert Banks III, 33; Hakeem Tayari Dunn, 33; Marcus Anthony Stevenson, 29; Labarron Carnell Coker, 32; Malik Hassan Kelly, 32; Harold Randolph Martin, 32; Anthony Dwayne Edmond, 28; Tony Brown, 32; Jakari Deandrez Blake, 23; Jonathan Devon Price, 23; Bradley West Reynolds, 24; Akili Lynn Cobb, 26; Christopher Michael Wall, 28; Everett Burdette Williams, 25; Marcus John Anthony Griffin, 26; Edward Reynolds, 27; Nicole Lee Rice, 25; Yasenia Armentaro, 22; and Nadine Davis, 23.
Firearms, drugs, luxury cars, televisions, cash, "pimp paraphernalia" and Air Jordan shoes were also seized in connection with the arrests, authorities said.
Ronald Ruason Hollingsworth, Dante Levell Grant and Ronald Ledon Jackson remain at large.
Duffy alleged the defendants were involved in various aspects of the enterprise; some transported the prostitutes, used violence to maintain their loyalty, handled money or booked hotel rooms.
Assistant San Diego police Chief Cesar Solis said the investigation that led to the charges began following a routine vice arrest.
The defendants allegedly recruited prostitutes from El Cajon Boulevard and other areas, or lured them in through social media websites. They were violently forced into the business or were coerced with promises of a glamorous lifestyle, Duffy said.
The girls and women were often tattooed with gang monikers, pimps' names or bar codes, authorities said.
The indictment also outlined overt acts, including the 1995 killing of a delivery driver, in which one of the defendants was suspected; drug dealing; and robbery.
Duffy said racketeering conspiracy charges-- a statute typically used in prosecuting organized crime syndicates, would allow for the most severe penalties.
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Lucille was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Henry.
She is survived by her daughter, Fay Brogdon of Jasper, and her son, Bob Brogdon of Birmingham; grandchildren, Steve (Michelle) Brogdon, Graham (Wade) Holder and Emily (Shane) Causey; and five great-grandchildren.
A memorial celebration will be held 1 p.m. on Saturday Feb. 9, 2013, at Graysville First United Methodist Church.
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The newly formed Andover Senior Community Friends will sponsor the ball as the latest installment in the popular Crystal Ballroom dance series.
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"We have fun cooking as well as what's happening during the day," said Midland Middle School 8th grader Daivon Fowlkes.
Her mother DeVonne Jackson explained, "I want her to be comfortable with me. Not necessarily sisterly or friendly but to be able to say "mom, I have this problem, or I need help with this" or "what's going on here, how are you handling things."
And while her daughter was asking her those questions, DeVonne Jackson took the opportunity to sneak in a few cooking lessons, "Every time I step to the stove it's "mom, what are you doing, how can I help, what's that, how long does this take". It's getting together and passing information back and forth."
Daivon added, "We let the food thaw out and let it simmer in the pan and we take over from there. I'm learning how to cook mostly breakfast foods and I'm working on lunch and dinner but it's been working out pretty well."
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Tk'emlups and Skeetchestn Indian Bands expect to see revenue-sharing and training agreements reached with KGHM Ajax Mining (KAM) that equal or better those already in place with New Gold.
The mine site lies within the asserted traditional territory of the Secwepemc Nation. With First Nations consultation as a new standard in the industry, KAM has been consulting with the bands since the earliest stages of the project three years ago.
"I think they're open to the idea of working with us," said Tk'emlups Chief Shane Gottfriedson. "It's a $535-million construction project. You're talking a lot of concentrate and product coming out of that site."
Chief Rick Deneault said they toured the mine site Thursday with the proponents. While there have been several meetings with company officials, negotiations are a long way off, the chiefs said.
"We're going through the whole process of looking at the impact study, of looking at the feasibility study, and we're looking at areas of interest where they're developing," Gottfriedson said.
The historic deal signed a year ago with the provincial government for New Gold would provide the two bands with a 37.5 per cent share of tax revenues. That would be the equivalent of about $2.5 million a year split equally between the two. That agreement is touted as a template for others across the province.
"That's the highest it's ever been," Deneault noted. "We still believe in the Laurier Memorial — 50-50. Back in 1910 they agreed to 50-50 and haven't lived up to the deal yet."
In addition, they have an agreement with New Gold guaranteeing them three per cent of smelter revenues.
The revenue stream won't begin until New Gold becomes fully operational, which is expected next year. At that point, the bands intend to plow the funds into economic development, health care and education for band members. In the meantime, members of both bands have undergone training jointly provided by TRU and the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia and are already employed at New Gold.
"We've got a 90 per cent success rate for people going through the program," Gottfriedson said. "We're encouraging more of our members to get involved in mining."
Ajax, on the other hand, would be another four or five years down the road if it clears regulatory hurdles. Yet it has a projected life roughly twice that of New Gold, meaning benefits could potentially be far greater.
The bands have identified concerns about project design details, environmental safeguards and economic opportunities.
"There are definitely some issues we're concerned with," Gottfriedson said. "Archeological issues around there that are very sensitive and that's one of our main issues."
Gottfriedson said Ske'emlupsemc te Secwepemc (STS) — the division of the Shuswap Nation that includes Tk'emlups and Skeetchestn — is looking at contracting an independent environmental assessment of the Ajax project. He was reluctant to discuss details, though.
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Visitations will be held Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the parlor at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home in Jasper, and Monday, Nov. 5, from 12 until 1 p.m. at Midway Church of Christ.
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Earlier this week, a man was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana.
On Wednesday, Trooper Brandon Smith, pulled a man driving a gray Honda over for following too close. The man was identified as 34-year-old Brian Mitchell, of Louisiana.
When he made contact, the trooper reported that Mitchell was showing signs of nervousness. The trooper than asked Mitchell to step out of the car.
The trooper started to ask Mitchell questions as he continued showing signs of nervousness. Mitchell dropped his money in the ditch, and officials recovered it.
The money had a receipt that was wrapped in the money, showing that Mitchell had been in Dallas earlier that day, directly contradicting the story told to officers.
Trooper Smith suspected criminal activity was taking place, and asked to search the car. Authorities say Mitchell refused the search.
Smith contacted DPS K9 to come to his location; the canine sensed that there was something in the trunk of the car.
A search was conducted and one brown box containing marijuana was found. Mitchell was arrested for possession of marijuana and taken to the Gregg County Jail.
Officers did not specify the exact amount of marijuana recovered in the stop, but indicated there was more than five lbs.
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Hill Briefing Releases New CDC Data on Most Common Causes of Disability; Arthritis Tops the List
ATLANTA, April 30, 2009 - Nearly 48 million Americans have a disability, an increase of three million from 1999, and arthritis tops the list of most common causes of disability, according to an article published today in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR). In addition, the number of people who report arthritis as the primary cause of disability has increased by one million. The Arthritis Foundation believes that findings from this study must be taken into consideration as a part of health care reform in this country and arthritis research and prevention efforts strengthened to reduce and minimize the burden of arthritis. Read more.
WHAT: The Arthritis Foundation, joined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) held a special briefing on Capitol Hill to discuss new data on disability causes that appear in the lead story in the April 30th Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR). These data have not been reported in nearly 10 years.
MMWR: Key Findings
- Nearly one in five (21.8%) American adults reports having a disability.
- The number of Americans reporting a disability has increased to 47.5 million Americans, up 3.4 million since 1999.
22.5 million reported having a hard time walking three blocks.
21.7 million reported having difficulty climbing a flight of stairs.
13.5 million reported difficulty with "instrumental" activities of daily living.
8.5 million had difficulty with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing and grooming.
- Arthritis remains the most common cause of disability, accounting for nearly 9 million of the 47.5 million people reporting disabilities, or nearly one in every five adults (18%) with a disability.
- Disability is more prevalent among women than men (at all ages): one in four women (24.4%) report having a disability compared with one in five men (19.1%).
- In absolute numbers, there are nearly as many Baby Boomers who report disabilities – 17.3 million - as people 65 and older - 18.1 million.
- As a result, aging "Baby Boomers" will likely cause large increases in the number of adults with disabilities over the next 20 years, suggesting a critical need to expand the use of effective strategies to prevent and manage disability in the population.
Read more facts about arthritis prevalence.
See the Arthritis Foundation's policy recommendations and priorities.
Learn more about the response to arthritis.
See arthritis advocacy in action.
Find resources you can use.
Read the full MMWR.
WHO: Janet Collins, Ph.D., Director, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
John H. Klippel, M.D., President and CEO, Arthritis Foundation
Jacki Barbato, Arthritis Foundation Program Participant, Wallingford, CT
Veronica Rueda, Arthritis Foundation Program Trainer, Downey, CA


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A Salem, Mass., man faces a number of charges, including two for drugs, after Salem, N.H., police arrested him on two different occasions over the weekend.
Sean Irish, 35, of Salem, was picked up by police first at the Mall at Rockingham Park Friday and later at LaQuinta Hotel Saturday.
On Friday, police responded to the mall at about 8:19 p.m. for a report of a disoriented subject walking around a parking lot looking into vehicles.
Police said they found the male, Irish, and while speaking to him called Salem Fire "due to his condition."
A small amount of prescription drugs were found on Irish and "evidence that he had possibly taken more than 80 pills in a short period of time," according to police.
After being advised he was under arrest, Irish "engaged the officers in a brief struggle" and was later taken into custody.
Police said he was "verbally abusive" throughout his arrest and was eventually released on $1,000 cash bail.
On Saturday, police said they were called to LaQuinta Hotel for a report of an "unwanted male subject refusing to pay or leave the premises."
Officers determined the subject was Irish.
He was taken into custody and police were able to find a small amount of marijuana on his person. Police said he was released on $500 cash bail.
In all, Irish was charged with a felony drug possession charge and then misdemeanor charges of marijuana possession, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and criminal trespassing.


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Original post made on Jan 2, 2008
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on Jan 2, 2008 at 11:01 am
I hope you guys get the irony in running an op-ed from an EPC-owned paper in Marin County decrying media consolidation in the Bay Area.
on Jan 2, 2008 at 2:04 pm
Don Frances is a registered user.
As you should know, EPC is the last independently owned newspaper chain in the Bay Area. We are six small-to-medium weeklies -- not part of MediaNews, Hearst, or some other conglomerate.
Would you have preferred we didn't run it?
on Jan 2, 2008 at 6:25 pm
Nice article on a critically serious issue.
You write about the problem of only one reporter writing about a breaking story, instead of several writers from a variety of news organizations. The problem is compounded when one editorial opposing or supporting an issue/candidate is used by a politico alleging widespread views of various publications when it only belongs to one of Dean Singleton clusters "news" papers.


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A NEW permanent NHS dentist should open for Swanage patients this April, health bosses have confirmed.
Residents were shocked after the only dental practice in town stopped treating NHS patients and went private in March last year.
Local campaigner Mandy Mason established a campaign to bring back permanent NHS dentistry to Swanage, which was backed by hundreds of concerned residents.
Following this wave of protest, the NHS launched a temporary, mobile dental surgery and started a procurement process for a full-time dentist in the town.
SCA Trafalgar Dental Services, part of the SCA Group, has been awarded the contract.
Mandy said: "Obviously, this is great news for Swanage. It's been a long time coming and I'm looking forward to the new dentist opening."
Meanwhile, a Dorset NHS spokesman explained: "Since learning of the decision of the only provider of NHS dentistry in Swanage to stop providing NHS services we have worked hard to ensure we are able to offer people in and around the town a secure NHS dental service for the long term."
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9:00am Saturday 19th January 2013 in Latest By Marc Iles
WANDERERS are hoping a tangled transfer web unfurls this weekend to pave the way for Craig Dawson's move from West Brom.
Dougie Freedman has so far been frustrated in his efforts to land the centre-half, with the Baggies initially putting the move on hold to allow Swedish defender Jonas Olsson to recover from a groin problem.
But the situation has now been further complicated after Wigan Athletic emerged as potential rivals for his signature on a permanent basis, when defender Ivan Ramis was ruled out for the season.
West Brom have been linked with a loan move for Liverpool's Sebastien Coates, which if completed and timed with Olsson's return this weekend would push Dawson even further down Steve Clarke's pecking list.
The Baggies boss is reluctant to let the England Under-21s star leave for good, however, and is believed to favour a loan.
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Maine outfitter a fan of 'Your LL Bean Boyfriend'
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - It's mutual admiration for L.L. Bean and a whimsical Tumblr featuring its handsome male models called "Your LL Bean Boyfriend."
The website features screen shots of the men along with Maine-centric captions concocted by creator Liz Pride. She's from Cape Elizabeth and now lives in Philadelphia.
Spokeswoman Carolyn Beem says the site has not gone unnoticed at L.L. Bean headquarters in Freeport. She tells the Portland Press Herald that it's a "load of fun."
Pride says that since she's from Maine, the outdoorsy, rugged men in flannel represent her ideal catch. The site has gone viral, with thousands sharing it via Twitter and Facebook.
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Eagles turn back the clock in hiring Neil Warnock
Football is a bit like relationships: They say never go back. But in Palace's case, that rule doesn't seem to apply.
David Hopkin, Sean Derry, Clinton Morrison and Dougie Freedman are just a handful of players who have returned with mixed results. Steve Coppell came back as manager FOUR times. There's something about the club that some people just can't resist.
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Deer are all over the Garden State's rural roads and have become harder to avoid whether they are jumping out in front of your car or are already dead on the side of the road.
Recently, deer that have been killed and are placed on the side of the road have been found with missing heads.
George Dante, with Woodland Park Wildlife Preservations, says that the missing heads of these deer are not anything new.
"A wildlife enthusiast driving down the road and they're seeing this magnificent buck that's laying on the side of the road and if it has a sizable set of antlers, one that appreciates this can't help but stop but take it because they can't see the animal go to waste on the road," Dante said.
New Jersey's take on this is that the animals don't have to go to waste, but taking road-kill deer home is only legal if it's used for consumption. Only taking the deer antlers is illegal regardless of how you get them.
Dante and other wildlife enthusiasts are against this New Jersey regulation and are pushing for change.
"We'd like to see it change, because why not? Why not recycle it? If someone's going to enjoy it, let them take it, recycle it," Dante said. He does understand that there needs to be limits to taking antlers home.
According to a detailed study by State Farm Insurance regarding deer accidents on the road, there are an estimated 31,000 deer related accidents a year in New Jersey alone. This totals about $105 million in damages, averaging out to be about $3,100 per claim paid by the insurance after the deductibles.
Looking at these numbers on a bigger scale, deer damage costs the U.S. economy about $3.8 billion a year.


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In 1984 I photographed in Paris, producing the roughly 90 black and white photographs in this book as an expression of my fascination with the work of Atget.
Eugène Atget photographed Paris from around 1899 until his death in 1929, making his living and also a unique document recording the city and in particular a French culture which he felt was being destroyed by the modern age. Despite his strong feelings for the past, his direct and straightforward approach made him arguably the first modern photographer.
I went to Paris not to try and replicate the work of Atget, but to learn from his work and to produce my own pictures. It was an experience that changed my photography. Searching for Atget I found my own more personal view.


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Americo Pivetta and Sharron DuBray were married July 7, 1962, in St. Bernard's Church, Lyon Mountain, by the Rev. McCabe.
Americo has been retired from Hulbert Bros. in Plattsburgh for three years. He is the town supervisor for the town of Dannemora, an active member of the Lyon Mountain American Legion and an avid Yankees fan.
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She's one of those people who's always doing things for others.
Dot Cofer seems to know everybody in Thomson, Georgia; but even if she doesn't know you, she cares about your well being.
That's why a group of friends and church members started a letter writing campaign to put Dot's efforts in the spotlight.
For 36 years, she has been in chare of a major Health Fair in Thomson, drawing people from surrounding counties. She's also involved in her church, overseas missions, and prison ministry.... which makes her an ideal recipient of the Giving Your Best Award.
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Dot Cofer has a passion for people.
"We appreciate everything you've done for us." And showing compassion and encouragement to people who are behind bars is one of her greatest contributions to her community.
"It's so rewarding and you get close to the people out there. When you ship em off to prison you hug em and pray that they'll be safe, and when you find out they're getting released the next day you really pray hard, because they've got so many obstacles to face when they get out."
She's the force behind the Health Fair in Thomson, which serves many people who live in rural areas, without easy access to medical care.
Nominator Patricia Smith really admires the work Dot has put into the health fair for more than three decades.
"And I just think she's done a marvelous job pulling in doctors and volunteer help and just getting all areas of our body covered. Her motto is to help other people as much as she can, and if she saves one life, it's all worth is to her. And she has saved several lives."
Dot chimes in, "I like to see them when something clicks in their mind and they say, 'Oh, I can do that!' that's where I get my joy from."
Her overflowing joy spreads far beyond the peach state. Dot has fallen in love with the people of Honduras, after numerous mission trips there.
"We have several medical people in our church that go with us on the team. That's just the most rewarding thing -even if you don't speak their language- their eyes and their action tell the whole story. and I love 'em to death- really enjoy doing that"
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Erlene Demarcus a lobbyist for James Tong?
Original post made by Wondering on Oct 16, 2012
But this photograph from "Around Dublin" entitled Promenade Owner Charter Properties to Cash in on Dublin Land Holdings in Spite of Public Outcry at Web Link shows a woman sitting to the left of James Tong that looks just like the picture on the mailer.
The article from the Around Dublin blog is about the high end retail Promenade and says "As a major land owner and developer in the Tri-Valley, Charter Properties has allegedly bundled large political campaign donations for many local candidates" and goes on to dive into more details.
Is that picture from the Dublin Blog actually Erlene Demarcus the same one that is the lobbyist for Charter Properties pictured in the photo?
on Oct 16, 2012 at 6:01 pm
One and the same person. If you have been at Pleasanton City Council meetings you would have seen Erlene as part of the Tong development group at hearings.
My guess is that Tong has hired her to run for council so that if she makes it she can work to get Tong's developments approved much easier. This is the cheapest investment Tong can make to get around the will of the people. For $20K - $30K of "campaign contributions", he has an insider in the Council to get him what he wants, and who is also in the closed sessions when dealing with his current lawsuits (he is part of the Oak Grove development and suing to say that the vote of the people against his development does not apply to him). This is all REALLY SCARY. With Erlene in a closed session, Tong knows everything that was discussed. The residents will be screwed.
on Oct 16, 2012 at 10:33 pm
Screwed? I think the residents already got screwed when the first approved project on the Oak Grove site, Kottinger Hills, was recalled. Kottinger Hills was going to provide the citizens of Pleasanton a public golf course for free. Instead, we had to build one ourselves for a cool 45 million...
on Oct 16, 2012 at 10:36 pm
This is scary, why? It is not up to a vote of the people to tell private property owners that they can't ever use their property as it was intended. Good for him if he is suing. I'll be happy to help in any way I can.


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SAVE THE DATE: October 29 through November 7
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Cadillac is a proud sponsor of the 2010 Partners Card program presented by Bank of Texas and benefitting The Family Place. With the purchase of a $60 Partners Card, you receive a 20% discount at more than 750 retailers throughout the Dallas area. On October 23rd, Cadillac will be on display and available for test drives from 10 a.m. to 6 pm at Northpark Center. Every test drive will mean a special donation from Cadillac to The Family Place. Come out and shop till you drop, while supporting a very important cause - providing a safe haven to women, men and children who suffer from domestic violence. Read More
Family Place volunteers will be promoting Partners Card, and shoppers will have the opportunity to test drive a new Cadillac.
Now in its 18th year, funds raised through the Partners Card program have made it possible for The Family Place to grow into one of the longest-serving family violence service providers in the state. Since its launch in 1993, the program has grown into the largest fundraiser for The Family Place and has become one of the most popular shopping events in the Dallas area. Beginning with 175 participating stores and growing to more than 750 participating retailers and restaurants in 2009, the community has helped raise more than $10 million in the past 17 years. Each year, with the purchase of a $60 Partners Card, cardholders participate in the 10-day shopping event and save 20 percent at more than 750 retail venues and restaurants throughout the Dallas area. For more information, visit www.partnerscard.org, contact the Partners Card Hotline at (214) 443-7754 x 221 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Individuals interested in becoming card sellers can contact Maggie Cooke Kipp at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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An individual purchases a $60 Partners Card from a participating retailer or restaurant, Tom Thumb, card selling individual, direct mail or through The Family Place website.
100% of the $60 card purchase goes directly to support The Family Place programs and services for victims of domestic violence in our community as Partners Card sponsors underwrite all administrative and production costs of the program.
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Metroplex Cadillac is proud to support Family Place and for the first time offers a 20% discount on service with your 2010 Partners Card. Be sure to pick up your card and swing by participating dealers during the Partners Card event. Watch for two important test drive opportunities to help give back to The Family Place as well:
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In its 32 years of service, The Family Place has counseled more than 165,000 clients, residential and outreach programs. In addition, the agency has provided life-saving shelter to more than 17,000 women and children and has answered more than 440,000 calls for help. For more information, visit www.familyplace.org, call (214) 559-2170 or the 24-hour crisis hotline (214) 941-1991.
Join Cadillac in our quest to increase awareness for The Family Place! "We can all take responsibility for helping bring about change and keeping our family members, friends and colleagues safe from domestic violence," said The Family Place Executive Director Paige Flink. "People don't realize how prevalent this problem is, and the money raised through the Partners Card program is essential for us to help the many women and children fleeing from domestic violence every day." The Partners Card 2010 Co-Chairmen are Maggie Cooke Kipp, Molly Nolan and Gina Roidopoulos. "We are incredibly proud to be part of this charitable event, and we are excited to try and surpass the million dollar mark in card sales. To date, Partners Card has raised more than $10.2 million for The Family Place, and we want to keep this momentum going," Maggie said.


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If it's diva showcasing ingeniously wed to compelling drama you're after, however, look no further than Gypsy. Often cited as the perfect American musical, the masterpiece of American musical theatre, Gypsy was something of a trick concept, a twofer to begin with. As they had done with Leonard Bernstein and West Side Story, Arthur Laurents and Jerome Robbins and Stephen Sondheim (now working with composer Jule Styne) sought to tell a modern story through sophisticated music and lyrics, integrated with contemporary dramatic writing and elements of modern dance (and vaudeville in this case as well). The other element they added to the mix for Gypsy was to create a vehicle for Broadway's biggest diva, Ethel Merman. In writing powerful scenes and songs for the belter who supposedly couldn't act, they wound up creating the role considered to be the "King Lear" of musical theatre, the standard by which all diva's chops would be measured. It's over 50 years, several generations and four Broadway revivals later and the bar has held.Continued...


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