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Most recently, members of the Regional Paramedical Services team were challenged by RPS operations manager Lee Wills to take the challenge for a worthy cause. The challenge consists of the following rules:
•A person can only be nominated to take the challenge by someone who has completed it himself or herself.
•Then, you have 24 hours to accept and complete the challenge and then donate a minimum of $10 to the charity of the challenger's choice.
•If a person is unable to complete the challenge, he or she must then donate $100 to that charity.
• Donation amounts may vary, but the most common is $10 if you accept and $100 if you do not.
• After completing the challenge, the person uploads the video of the cold water act and posts it to Facebook, Youtube, etc., and then challenges others.
On Wednesday afternoon, Beth Gillott, director of administration at RPS, and Nathan Gann, RPS manager of IT, accepted Wills' challenge. The two members will pay $10 each to Wills' charity, the Wounded Warrior Project.
"I have a lot of family members that are in the military, and a lot of employees here are ex-military. I just have a lot of respect for them," Wills said about why he chose his particular charity. " ... I posted on Facebook my donation yesterday to show that it wasn't just frivolous. Not everyone has done Wounded Warriors, some have done the Fallen Firefighters Foundation or other charities of their choice."
Gillott and Gann chose two separate charities to help raise money for, Hope for Women and the Chris Howell Foundation, respectively. But, instead of jumping into a body of water or sitting in a chair and having someone dump water on top of them, Gillott and Gann were put on stretchers, flipped upside down and had other RPS employees pour buckets of cold water on them.
"It's just a fun way to raise money to help out people in the communities. It all started with firefighters, and it's just spread over into the rest of the EMS world," Gillott said. "... My other objective was that not a lot of people in Jasper know about Hope for Women, and they don't know that they can donate for that. It's an awesome cause, locally in our community, to help battered women and children. They have a place to go; they have a home; they help them find jobs. It's just a wonderful organization."
Gillott challenged ABC 33/40 meteorologist James Spann, local RPS supervisor Cameron Padberry, Homewood firefighter and RPS purchasing agent John Morrow, Jefferson County RPS manager Greg Tubbs and Daily Mountain Eagle publisher Jack McNeely. Gann, who is donating the money he raises to his brother-in-law's foundation, chose a couple of local business owners and two other EMS members to challenge.
"The organization that I choose is the Chris Howell Foundation. Chris Howell was involved in an accident two years ago and was told that he would be paralyzed from the neck down for the rest of his life," Gann said. "At this time, he is regaining a lot of movement and making great progress, so my challenge is going to him."
Gann challenged Matt and Jim Woods and their crew at Jasper Auto Sales, Michael Minor who is the executive director and IT coordinator over the BREMSS (Birmingham Regional Emergency Management Services System) region and Roger Wilson, director of Walker County E-911.
Those who are challenged will have to either donate $25 and take the challenge or "bow out" and pay $100.
"I think we should challenge every citizen in Walker County to find a charity of their choice and join in on the fun," Gillott said. "Just don't do anything silly. Keep it safe."


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A select few photos from this weekend's NYC Chocolate Party / Vanessa's Birthday Celebration. You can see all the photos at jskyphoto.com
Photos by Jeff Skeirik / Party by Philip McCluskey
Chocolate Girl Vanessa Barg and Jeff Skeririk
Philip and Deepen having a public argument over who's a bigger spiritual player.
Javier aka Rain showing off his break dancing skills
Dhrumil and Cort Kinker
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2014 CATTY Winners
Blackbird – Narrative Feature
In the Blind – Narrative Short
Destiny's Bridge – Documentary Feature
Brothers of the Black List – Documentary Feature
A Matter of Place – Documentary Short
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Us and Them – College Narrative Feature
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The American Werewolves – High School Narrative Short
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Regione Caecorum, In the Land of the Blind – High School Animation
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Michael – Middle School Any Genre
David Becker with Joan Burroughs, great-granddaughter of John Burroughs, the naturalist who wrote about the Catskills nearly 150 years ago. (Photo by Kevin Buso.)
David Becker's TO BE FOREVER WILD to screen at CMFF 2014, Saturday May 3rd, Okun Theater, immediately following the AWARDS PRESENTATION. Q & A with the director to follow.
Directed and produced by David Becker, "To Be Forever Wild" was created by a 15-person team of filmmakers, musicians, and artists based in a little red cabin once used by the author Jack London. Like Thoreau, who took to the wilderness and recorded his reflections in Walden, these artists have presented their view of the Catskill Mountains, known as America's first wilderness — its people, places, and historical context (http://www.tobeforeverwild.
According to Becker, who will be on hand after the screening for a Q&A session, the making of this film was a "labor of love." In his view, regional film festivals "help nourish the entire filmmaking community from the ground up." Becker said he feels honored to have 'To Be Forever Wild' as the CMFF's featured film next month, adding that such festivals "offer important opportunities for young and emerging filmmakers to meet each other, find collaborators, and form lasting friendships."
CMFF 2014 Wine Tasking event on May 3rd, Farrell Hall - 10am to 10pm - Courtesy of Festival Sponsor – Ray's Fine Wines and Spirits, Main St. Delhi. Jerry Pellegrino will have three Finger Lakes Wines, and there will be three Brewery Ommegang Beers to sample. Pure Catskills' Catskill Family Creameries Farmers are donating wonderful, handcrafted NYS cheese for pairing with the wines! Yum!!
The mission of the Catskill Mountains Film Festival is to promote the film business in New York State, to showcase local talent and to develop a new generation of local filmmakers.
The Film Festival takes place on May 2, 3, and 4, 2014 at SUNY Delhi.
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Catskill Mountains Film Festival Welcomes Academy Award Winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams as Judge and Award Presenter.
Williams will also give a Q&A at a Special Screening of His Newest Film, "God Loves Uganda."
|CMFF Submissions Committee Member and Emmy Award Winning Editor Tony Breuer, with Academy Award Winner and CMFF Presenter Roger Ross Williams.
|CMFF Chair, Jessica Vecchione and Roger Ross Williams.
Delhi, NY – (April 9, 2014) – The Catskill Mountains Film Festival (CMFF) today announced the participation of Academy Award–winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams at the Festival. He will be judging some of the submissions and will be a presenter at The Awards Event, which will take place on May 3rd, 7:00pm, in the Okun Theater at SUNY Delhi.
Williams is an experienced reviewer who will bring his talents and expertise to the task of evaluating the documentary feature submissions. His participation represents a huge feather in the cap of the Catskill Mountains Film Festival, which will take place on May 2-4, 2014, in Delhi, NY.
Mr. Williams began his career as a producer of political satire on Comedy Central as well as the Emmy Award–winning series TV Nation by Michael Moore. He later did stints as a broadcast journalist for ABC, NBC, MSNBC, and CNN and has since launched his career as a filmmaker. Williams was the first African American to win an Oscar® for directing and producing the documentary, "Music by Prudence" at the 2010 Academy Awards.
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|CMFF Keynote speaker David France with CMFF Chair Jessica Vecchione.
|David France during his interview with CMFF on his film, "How to Survive A Plague."
Film Festival takes place on May 2, 3, & 4, 2014, in Delhi, New York
March 4, 2014 (Delhi, NY) — Organizers of the Catskill Mountains Film Festival today announced that Academy Award nominated director/producer and journalist, David France will deliver the keynote address at the festival. The festival is being held on May 2, 3 and 4, 2014 in the picturesque town of Delhi, NY in the beautiful scenic Catskill Mountains.
Says Jessica Vecchione, Chairperson for the CMFF: "We are beyond honored to welcome David France as our keynote speaker for the festival this year. His film about the AIDS epidemic and the beginnings of ACT UP entitled "How to Survive a Plague" is one of the most thought provoking and interesting documentaries made last year. Mr. France's storied career as a journalist and now a filmmaker will be an inspiration to all the attendees at the festival. He is funny, acerbic, intelligent and talented and we cannot thank him enough for his contribution."
Mr. France's film, "How to Survive A Plague" was an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Documentary Feature Film at last year's Academy Awards. Mr. France and his team also acted as consultants for the director of the film, "Dallas Buyers Club", nominated in several categories this year including star, Matthew McConaughey for Best Actor in a Leading Role.
Said Mr. France, "There is room in the world of film for everyone who is passionate about telling stories.
I only began as a filmmaker recently – it's never too late. I hope that my career and my story will be an inspiration to my neighbors in the Catskills and budding filmmakers everywhere. I love this area and am happy to support such an important artistic endeavor right here in my backyard."
Bill Pullman joins the Catskill Mountains Film Festival as Honorary Chair
Actor/Director Bill Pullman has come full circle: started his career in Delhi, and NOW has returned as the proud Honorary Chair of the Catskill Mountain Film Festival. His film, Fruit Hunters to also be screened at the festival.
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Eddie Heath, aquatic ecologist from Onterra LLC, will conduct the meeting. Onterra LLC is the lake management consulting firm hired by the Unified Lower Eagle River Chain of Lakes Commission. It is responsible for implementing the AIS treatment program on the Eagle River Chain.The presentation will provide a summary of the AIS management
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There's no shortage of creative artists and organizations in the borough, but working on growth, attracting Bronxites, and working together is a persistent push. READ MORE»
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Experience can be a gem or a fossil. New ideas can be a boost or a fetish. As the city ages and a new generation of leaders emerges, nonprofits have to figure out how to get the best out of everyone.
Participatory Budgeting: Catch the Fever!
First there were four. Then there 10. This year 22 Councilmembers will let constituents decide how to spend money. The dollar impact is impressive. The democracy impact could be even more so.
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Raising the Bar for Health and Mental Health Services for Children in Foster Care
Children and youth in New York's foster care system have significant health and mental health needs that are rooted in childhood trauma. This project's findings show that despite an increase in access to health services after entry into foster care and huge expenditures on high-cost services, the children continue to lack access to the preventive and behavioral health services that are recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics and New York State as a means of addressing their needs, improving outcomes, and managing costs.


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July 21, 2014: Dr. Galster is a welcome addition to our medical staff," said Dr. Shafeeq Ahmed, Acting President, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Medical Officer at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital. "He will be a great asset to our patients who need emergency or routine surgical care as we continue our mission to meet the needs of patients in our community."
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Dr. Mark A. Keroack assumes leadership of Baystate Health
July 01, 2014: On July 1, Dr. Mark A. Keroack, MPH, a native of Springfield, officially became president and chief executive officer of Baystate Health, succeeding Mark R. Tolosky, JD, FACHE, who has served in that role since 2004.
ER Physician encourages families to make water safety a top priority
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Country Bank awards $12,000 to the Carson Center
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Babysitter Academy to be held in July at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
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Health and Safety Fair planned for Tuesday, June 3
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9th Annual Walk of Champions Raises $84,000
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Blood Pressure Screening Offered Mornings by Emergency Department Team
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Occupational Therapist specialize in problem solving
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Babysitter Academy to be held in May at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
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Program designed to help the young dancer recover from injury
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Spirit of Women to sponsor "Heart-Warming Ladies" Night in February
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Babysitter Academy to be held in March at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
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Get your shovels out, snow is coming!
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Exercising in the Cold Weather
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Winter Health Survival Guide
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"Look Good...Feel Better" Program to be held at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
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BMP - Quabbin Adult Medicine welcomes Dr. Hanumagutti
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EMS Training benefits Rays of Hope
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Autumn Open House at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital to Highlight Community Support
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Baystate Mary Lane Hospital seeks Community Health Initiative Proposals
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Baystate Mary Lane Hospital Recognized for Organ and Tissue Donation Outreach
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Podiatrists to join medical specialists providing care at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
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Group Support for People with Diabetes
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Everything is coming up roses.....Rose Sale celebrates 15th anniversary
August 06, 2013: This year the annual Shirley Batsie Memorial Rose sale which features a dozen roses for only $8.00 will take place on September 11 through September 14. Over the past 15 years the rose sale has raised over $225,000 in support of Integrated Cancer Services at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital through the Baystate Regional Cancer Program.
September Blood Drive held at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
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Emergency Medical Technician Basic Training Program to begin on September 23
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Safey in the Sun
July 19, 2013: Long summer days, the extreme heat and exposure to the more intense summer sun's UV rays can greatly increase your risk of getting a sunburn.
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Emergency Physician offers tips to reduce your risk of tick-borne disease
July 02, 2013: While it is a good idea to take preventive measures against ticks year-round, be extra vigilant now and through September when ticks are most active.
Safety tips for youth attending summer sports and athletic camps
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Prevention is Best Way to Combat Mosquito-borne Illness
July 02, 2013: Mosquito larvae usually take up to seven days to hatch and the rains the past week have provided plenty of breeding pools.
Give blood. Win a pair of Red Sox tickets!
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Dr. Joseph Lellman to offer Lecture on Osteoarthritis
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Risk Management for EMS Providers presented in June
May 29, 2013: On June 5, Emergency Department physician, Dr. Paul Gerstein, will present Risk Management for EMS Providers beginning at 6:30 pm in the Main Conference Room.
"Look Good....Feel Better" Program to be held at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
May 23, 2013: The Baystate Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital and the American Cancer Society will present "Look Good…Feel Better," a free program for area women on Thursday, June 27, from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
8th Annual Walk of Champions Raises record $91,000
May 20, 2013: Sunday, May 5, marked the 8th annual Walk of Champions.
Babysitter Academy to be held in June
May 20, 2013: Baystate Mary Lane Hospital will sponsor a Babysitters Academy in June to ready area youth for summer babysitting responsibilities.
Silhouettes Salon holds Cut-A-Thon to benefit Walk of Champions
April 24, 2013: On Saturday, April 27, Debbie Rozzen owner of Silhouettes Salon and her dedicated staff will donate their earnings and tips that day for all hair cuts, manicures and facials to raise funds for the Walk of Champions.
D & D Fitness Factory holds Competition in Memory of Loved One
April 24, 2013: D & D Fitness Factory a co-ed training facility in Ware will sponsor two special events to be held on Sunday, April 28; The Lift for Life and 5 K Road Race. Both events are held in memory of their family member Donna Goudreau.
WALK ON...The Quabbin Reservoir set to Host the Eighth Annual Walk of Champions
March 19, 2013: Once again the Goodnough Dike area of the Quabbin Reservoir will be filled with hundreds of people walking in honor or in memory of loved ones affected by cancer, all with the determination to make a difference in those affected by the disease.
Sacred Gathering to be held for all those touched by cancer on April 21
March 19, 2013: The community is invited to attend an interfaith service of prayer, music, and reflection for those touched by cancer to be held on Sunday, April 21 beginning at 2:00 pm at All Saints Church, 17 North Street in Ware.
Restorative yoga classes to benefit breast cancer patients to begin March 20
March 07, 2013: An eight-week restorative yoga class designed for breast cancer patients will be held on Wednesday evenings beginning March 20 and continue through May 8 from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm.
Sugar: How much is too much?
February 25, 2013: Our bodies rely on natural sugars to function, yet eating too much can lead to serious health issues.
"Look Good...Feel Better" Program to be held at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital
February 22, 2013: The Baystate Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital and the American Cancer Society will present "Look Good…Feel Better," a free program for area women on Tuesday, March 19, from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.
Baystate Mary Lane Hospital to host March 1 Blood Drive
February 14, 2013: "During the winter months, blood donations decrease due to the inclement weather and illness," said Suzanne Stockley, recruiter of the Baystate Health blood donor program. "All blood types are needed to ensure a safe and adequate blood supply is always available."
Keeping your heart healthy
February 11, 2013: February is American Heart Month; a month to spread awareness about the importance of heart health. Each year, countless American families are impacted by heart disease and stroke.
Important numbers to know for heart health
February 05, 2013: High blood pressure is an easy disease to overlook. There are often no visible signs or physical symptoms. Because of this, it is important to have your blood pressure checked.
Her handy work for his healing hands
January 25, 2013: Rebecca Sherman, of Palmer, was just 24 years old when she was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), an autoimmune condition. From the onset, she vowed that this progressive disease, which causes damage to joints with significant pain and swelling, would not keep her from being active.
Area women invited to lecture on menopause
January 14, 2013: For years, menopause has been the subject of rumor and myth. Today, menopause is seen as a perfectly natural part of life. It's also known that menopause is an easy transition for some, and sometimes more difficult for others.
Lecture held in February to discuss GERD
January 14, 2013: Most people get heartburn once in a while. If you have heartburn two or more times a week, you may have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), a term used to describe chronic heartburn.
Media Advisory: Flu Season Intensifies, Baystate Health Visitor Policy Changes
January 10, 2013: Our community is seeing a high incidence of influenza infection. In order to protect its patients, guests and staff to the greatest extent possible from exposure to the flu virus, Baystate Health has adopted changes to its Visitors Policy.
A New Year Resolution You Can Keep
January 03, 2013: Studies suggest that 20% of resolutions are broken within the first week of January and at least 80% are broken within one year, and the actual figure is probably much higher.
Your Best Defense is Still a Flu Shot
December 27, 2012: It may seem too late in the season to worry about the flu vaccine, but health officials say that's not true.
Emergency Physician Offers Snow Shoveling Safety Tips
December 27, 2012: The winter season brings the cold weather, snow and a list of injuries that are common with the season, said Morris Leibowitz, MD, board certified Emergency Physician at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital.
Get Heart Smart for the Holidays by Managing Your Blood Pressure
December 17, 2012: Ware, MA (December 17, 2012) -With the holiday season upon us, it is important to continue to monitor your health, especially your blood pressure. According to the American Heart Association, although your blood pressure may rise for a short time while you're feeling stressed, stress is not a proven cause of high blood pressure. It's how you respond to stress, like smoking, drinking alcohol, sleeping poorly, and eating salty junk food that can raise your blood pressure.
SNAPSHOT - Jeffrey Gutterman, MD
December 17, 2012: How long you been an emergency room physician at BMLH? I have been an emergency room physician with BMLH ER for over 12 years working nights from the start. Why did you become an emergency room physician? I grew up in a health care family. I certainly felt that I too wanted to help others but I also wanted a broad area of practice which I found in Emergency Medicine. It is a specialty that for me is quite dynamic and often provides more immediate results.
Local Artist's Donation Has Great Meaning
November 21, 2012: Art has been a part of Paulette Charpentier life for over 20 years. From the time she took her first class in watercolor painting, it was apparent that she had a great gift. A resident of Ware, Charpentier has since been a featured artist at special events and craft shows throughout Hampden and Hampshire Counties. Her vibrant work is easily recognizable as it often features area landmarks and local scenes.
Baystate Mary Lane Hospital Offers 30-Minute ER Pledge
October 25, 2012: The mission of the Baystate Mary Lane Hospital Emergency Department is to provide exceptional timely care. With our new 30-minute pledge, our goal is for a provider to see every patient within 30 minutes of their arrival at our facility.
Happy Healthy Halloween
October 22, 2012: Halloween is only one night, but for many it's a holiday that leads to temptation that could last a month. "While it's ok to occasional indulge in the bite side treats that Halloween offers, there is always the risk that one treat can lead to many," said Dr Kirti Nagpal, BMP-Quabbin Pediatrics. "Eventually, we find ourselves with unintentional weight gain and it's not even Thanksgiving yet!" The smaller than a full size bar offer built-in portion control for children and adults but the trick is to stop after one. The average fun size candy bar is 100 calories, these popular fun-size treats can add up quickly. "It's far too easy to eat four of five "little" candies, that can easily add up to 400 or 500 calories in no time," said Dr. Nagpal.
Fall and winter months can increase your exposure to the common cold
October 11, 2012: The common cold is one of the most prevalent illnesses, leading to more doctor visits and absences from school and work than any other illness every year.
Baystate Mary Lane Hospital moves BMC satellite Hematology Oncology unit to expanded space
September 25, 2012: The Baystate Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital has expanded and relocated its outpatient care and infusion services. The new space, formerly the Women & Infants Unit, located on the 4th floor of the hospital, now offers an enhanced area where experts from the Baystate Regional Cancer Program at Baystate Medical Center continue to provide convenient access to comprehensive cancer care, clinical trials and a multidisciplinary team approach to cancer care locally in Ware.
Thinking about a flu shot, children need annual flu vaccines too
September 14, 2012: Each year millions of people suffer from the cough, fever, aches, and pains caused by the flu, a highly contagious infection. While it may seem to early to think about flu season, now is the time to get vaccinated against contagious respiratory illness.
The benefits of breakfast for children
September 10, 2012: Dr. Kirti Nagpal, Pediatrician with BMP Quabbin Pediatric offers information about the importance of a eating a healthy breakfast.
Prevention is best way to combat mosquito-borne illness
September 07, 2012: Dr. Richard Gerstein, Chair of Emergency Medicine at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital alerts community members to the continued risk of mosquito-borne (arboviral) illnesses, such as those caused by West Nile virus (WNV) and Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus.
The Baystate Mary Lane Hospital welcomes Dr. Oscar Martinez to its OB-GYN Practice
August 24, 2012: BPM Mary Lane OB/GYN is pleased to welcome Dr. Oscar Martinez to their team. Dr. Martinez joins Dr. Mohammed Ahmed, Chair of Ob/Gyn services and Lisa Beaudry, Certified Nurse Midwife in providing a full range of comprehensive care to women in the many communities served by Baystate Mary Lane Hospital.
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2007 Vol. 51, Number 2
Sky-high careers:
Jobs related to airlines
Tamara Dillon
The charms and chores of travel work
Working in air travel has many advantages.
For starters, these careers come with perks, which may
include the chance to fly free after a specified length of
employment. Sometimes, these free flights extend to
friends and family, too.
For flight attendants and pilots, travel
is more than a perk: It's the job itself. These workers
are paid to travel—and if they get the right
assignments, they can see the world. When pilots and
flight attendants must stay overnight to work their
flights, airlines cover the hotel lodging costs, and most
also pay for meals.
For times when they must pay the bill
themselves, some airline workers—especially pilots and
flight attendants—get discounts on hotels, car rentals,
and vacation packages, and they can often swap with other
airlines for free flights. Pilots and flight attendants in
particular have plenty of time to enjoy these perks, too,
since they may get between 10 and 21 days off per month.
Even for a veteran traveler, though,
wanderlust has drawbacks. Most flight attendants and
pilots work on small regional flights, not international
or even transcontinental trips. They see the same cities
every day. Earning the chance to work an international
route takes time, skill, and luck. And traveling requires
spending long stretches away from home. Moreover, because
passengers travel day and night, the schedules of air
travel workers are unusual and often involve extended
New flight attendants almost always start
on reserve status. Reserve status requires that, except
during their guaranteed days off per month, they must be
on call 24 hours a day and be ready to leave on a flight
with only a few hours of notice. Some employees dislike
the uncertainty of this arrangement, but it is generally
considered one of the job's necessary drawbacks.
How often a pilot works depends on a
number of factors, including seniority and which airline
he or she works for. Many pilots are on call most of the
time and do not have a set schedule.
Some workers tire of being in the cramped quarters of
plane cabins for long periods of time. And as with many
jobs that involve public contact, flight attendants and
pilots are susceptible to frequent colds and minor
illnesses. Their susceptibility is exacerbated by jet lag,
long hours, and frequent moves.
Air traffic controllers do not receive
travel benefits. As employees of the Federal Government,
they are barred by law from accepting tickets or other
gifts related to their work. But controllers who enjoy
traveling can choose to relocate frequently; in many
cases, relocation is likely.
Mechanics and air traffic controllers have
flexible schedules. These workers are needed around the
clock, which allows some workers to choose weekend or
night shifts. Like other workers, mechanics and
controllers have more say in shaping their schedules as
they advance and gain seniority.
Whatever the occupation, working for an
airline or at an airport is not always easy. The air
travel industry depends heavily on customer satisfaction,
so airline and airport employees are expected at all times
to work quickly, efficiently, and cheerfully under
deadline pressure. The frustrations can lead to job
But these jobs are still in high demand.
As a result, many qualified people have difficulty finding
work. Some people first work outside of the airline
industry, gaining experience in other customer service
jobs or for air freight companies. Then, they highlight
their experience to help them land the position that they
It is not always easy to move out of
entry-level jobs in air travel work. Jobs are competitive,
and the demand for higher level positions is greater than
the number available. According to people in the industry,
promotions take time. New workers should consider, before
accepting an entry-level job, whether they will be
satisfied working in the position for a while.
Learning more
To find more information about occupations
in the air transportation industry, visit a local library
or career center. Many books, periodicals, and other
resources describe air transportation occupations and how
to prepare for them.
One of the resources available at many
libraries and career centers is the Occupational
Outlook Handbook. The Handbook, which is
available and searchable online at www.bls.gov/oco,
describes the nature of work, working conditions,
earnings, employment, and training requirements of air
transportation occupations that are studied by BLS.
Airline companies, airports, and offices
of State employment services are another good resource for
finding out more about air transportation-related
As mentioned in the article, serving in
the U.S. Armed Forces is a good way to prepare for some
aviation-related occupations. For more information about
military job training, see "Military training for
civilian careers (Or: How to gain practical experience
while serving your country)," in the spring 2007 Quarterly.
The article is available online at
Many associations also provide
information. Each of the following offers career advice,
and most maintain lists of available jobs and
Air Line Pilots Association International
1625 Massachusetts Ave. NW.
Washington, DC 20036
(703) 689-2270
Air Transport Association of America, Inc.
1301 Pennsylvania Ave. NW., Suite 1100
Washington, DC 20004
(202) 626-4000
Helicopter Association International
1635 Prince St.
Alexandria, VA 22314
(703) 683-4646
Professional Aviation
Maintenance Association
400 Commonwealth Dr.
Warrendale, PA 15906
Toll-free: 1 (866) 865-PAMA (7262)
Regional Airline Association
2025 M St. NW., Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 367-1170
For more information about FAA certificate
requirements, Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative
schools, and mechanic training, contact:
Federal Aviation
800 Independence Ave. SW.
Washington, DC 20591
Toll-free: 1 (866) TELL-FAA (835-5322)
Information about obtaining a Federal Government
position as an air traffic controller or aircraft and
avionics equipment mechanics and service technicians is
available from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management
through USAJOBS, the Government's official employment
information system. To locate and apply for jobs, visit
online at www.usajobs.opm.gov or call an interactive
voice-response telephone system at (703) 724-1850; TDD:
(978) 461-8404).
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June 7th, 2014 12:18 AM #9
Some of these may be a bit of a stretch.
Margaret/Marguerite- Maisie, Mamie, May, Greta, Rita, Minnie, Maggie, Daisy, Peggy Margot, Polly, Mimi
Magnolia- Nola, Noa, Maggie
Clementine- Minnie, Cleo/Clio
Penelope- Pippa, Poppy, Posy, Pepper, Nell, Nellie
Elizabeth- Betsy, Elsie, Elle, Ella, Effie
Matilda- Millie, Tilda
Dorothy- Dora, Dot, Dottie, Dolly
Mary- Minnie, Maisie, Mimi, Polly, Mamie, May
Louisa- Lulu, Lula, Lou
Catherine- Kitty, Kit
Josephine- Posy
Florence- Flossie
Ramona- Romy
Lucille- Lulu, Lucy, Lou
Octavia- Tavi, Vivi
Beatrice/Beatrix- Betty, Betsy, Bee
Theodora- Teddy, Dora, Thea, Tea
Francesca- Frankie, Franny
Frances- Frankie, FrannyHarriet- Hattie, Hatsy
Henrietta- Etta, Hattie, Hatsy
Helena/Helen- Nell, Nellie
Isadora- Sadie, Dora
Winifred- Winnie
Winona- Winnie
Susannah- Sanna, Zanna, Annie, Susie, Sunny
Persephone(not sure if this fits your criteria of classic)- Perry, Effie, Percy, Poppy, Posy
Wilhelmina- Willa, Winnie, Minnie, Mina, Mimi
Aurora- Rory, Aura
Edith- Edie
Charlotte- Lottie
Evelyn- Eve, Evie
Eulalie- Lula
Amelia- Millie, Mimi
Minerva- Minnie, Mimi
Eleanor- Nell, Elle
Bridget- Bridie, Birdie
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The Daniels Faculty hosts a robust lecture series each year, but if you are unable to catch one of our events, you can check it out on our Youtube channel! We post almost all of our lectures to our channel, as well as student videos and promotional clips of the Faculty. If the lecture you are looking for isn't on our channel, it is either because we are in the process of editing and uploading it, or we are restricted from posting it due to copyrighted/unpublished material being shown or the speaker's personal preference.
Planning is underway for next year's events, which will include evening lectures, exhibitions, fora and symposia. We are excited to bring you another year full of inspiring, thoughtful and creative speakers and will post event information as soon as it is available. Remember that all of our events (unless otherwise clearly noted) are free and open to the public.
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Wisconsin Team Truck Driving Jobs
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Wisconsin Team Truck Driving Jobs
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Crete Carrier is currently hiring for Team Truck Driving Jobs in Wisconsin. Crete Carrier pays among the highest wages in the trucking industry as a Top Pay Certified Carrier, and provides an overall package that is second to none.
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"24.5x8x13 MH Slicks on 13 inch Panasport race version wheels, I used these on my hatch and was cutting 1.6 all day at a mediocre track. 450 Brand New TunerView II Large Dash kit WITH Hondata module for Kpro or S300 Also work on Ectune, Neptune RTP, Crome. This basically let you monitor a/f,ect,tps,map,coolant,knock, rpm, iat, duty cycle, vss WITHOUT the use of a laptop. Also come with the faceplate where you install the tunerview into your factory radio location 185 More info can be find here, K-swap Hasport axles, these were on the car but never driven on 150. Will work on EG/DC/EK 32mm hub Rsx-s shifter box 40"
"All prices include shipping Paypal Verified Please PM me with any further inquiries. Thanks! 1. BB Trunk Lid 2. AP2 Door Panels 3. AP2 Headlights w/ Bulbs + Ballasts 4. AP2 Steering Wheel 5. Black Face AP2 Bezel 6. AP2 Cluster 7. AP2 Radio Door 8. AP2 Exhaust Tips 9. BB Hood 10. AP2 Rear Bumper 11. Passenger Fender 12. Driver Fender $300 13.OEM Air Box w/ Filter $100 14. Pass + Driver Seat Belts 15. S2000 Sun Visors 16. Driver Side Roll Bar Plastic 17. Passenger Side Roll Bar Plastic Cover 18. Driver + Passenger Roll Bars 19. Passenger Side Air Bag 20. Windshield Wiper Cover 21. AP2 Center Console Leather 22. AP2 Crash Beam 23. AP2 Headlight and Windshiled Switches 24. Passenger Side Cargo Net 25. Driver & Passenger Kick Panels 26. Glove Box 27. AC Plastic Cover 28. Behind Seat ..."
FS: 24.5x8x13 Slicks, Tunerview, hasport axles etc
"24.5x8x13 MH Slicks on 13 inch Panasport race version wheels, I used these on my hatch and was cutting 1.6 all day at a mediocre track. 450 Brand New TunerView II Large Dash kit WITH Hondata module for Kpro or S300 Also work on Ectune, Neptune RTP, Crome. This basically let you monitor a/f,ect,tps,map,coolant,knock, rpm, iat, duty cycle, vss WITHOUT the use of a laptop. Also come with the faceplate where you install the tunerview into your factory radio location 185 More info can be find here, K-swap Hasport axles, these were on the car but never driven on 150. Will work on EG/DC/EK 32mm hub Rsx-s shifter box 40"
24.5x8x13 MH Slicks on 13 inch Panasport race version wheels, I used these on my hatch and was cutting 1.6 all day at a mediocre track. 450 Brand New TunerView II Large Dash kit WITH Hondata module for Kpro or S300 Also work on Ectune, Neptune RTP, Crome. This basically let you monitor a/f,ect,tps,map,coolant,knock, rpm, iat, duty cycle, vss WITHOUT the use of a laptop. Also come with the faceplate where you install the tunerview into your factory radio location 185 ...+ 2 more images
The good heads have no problem? no bad seal/bent valve etc? willing to ship?
S2000 engine parts!
"I have a few F20C parts laying around that I don't have any use for: *01 F20C block- suffered dropped valves and destroyed 2 sleeves. Good for a sleeved block build. Approximately 90K, comes with girdle and timing cover. *00 F20C block- suffered spun rod and scarred cylinder walls. May be able to bore out .25mm but will need machinist to confirm. Unknown miles, comes with girdle and timing cover. *F20C head- unknown miles, no damage, complete valvetrain *F20C head- Suffered damage from valves punching through to water jackets. No valvetrain. Can be repaired by specialist. *AP1 intake manifold- 90K, no injectors, comes with all other sensors and throttle body. Prices: I'd like to get 200 for each of the blocks, 350 for the complete head, best offer for the blown head, and 150 for ..."
Let me know if you want to sell the rebuilt to oem head if so how much shipped
s2000 parts - heads, blocks, trannies
"Hey guys , Let me start by saying this sale is for the whole LOT ONLY. Only local pick up. Sold my race car and have NO need for these parts. That said, I know what its worth and have priced it at a good price in my opinion. I have 6 s2000 ap1 heads for sale. 1 - completely rebuilt oem spec. New valves, guides , valve job seals etc. oem springs 2- resurfaced oem spec head shaved .010 for more compression 3- rebuilt head with all new supersede valves , springs and retainers 4- rebuilt oem with new valve stem seals 5-6 good cores for rebuild. I also will include a brand new set of BC springs/retainers if my asking price is met. Block 1 - damaged fly. Walls. Good candidate for sleeves. Complete with rank rods and pistons Block 2 - damaged cly. Walls missing crank and damaged pistons. ..."
I would like the vin for the car please
2000 S2000 Red - Stock - $9,000 No Trades
"CAR IS CURRENTLY IN TRANSIT, Available May 7th 9,000 NO TRADES Hey Guys, I have owned this 2000 S2000 for about 2 years. It currently has 103k miles I just got out of the military and am trying to start a business. So I must sell. The car will be located in Maine as of May 7th. It is red with very few flaws for its age. and all stock besides a set of Skunk 2 lowering springs, and a cone filter on the intake. Otherwise never modified. Runs and shifts great. The interior is all black and in great condition, AC is cold. The top is also in great condition. The vehicle was always garaged on base. Front tires have about 80% tread Cons- Rear tires are getting low, the front bumper needs a re spray. Hit an animal that made spider cracks which have slightly started to flake. Otherwise the ..."
Picture of stripped trunk and driver area? what is the Vin if the car, it is no longer registered?
00 Ap1 Cheap, needs work. 8k.
"S2000 for sale, black, 136,77k. Clean title. $7,000 now. Located in, MA, Cape Cod. Moving, and i can't afford to bring this with me. Abosully sucks to sell my baby, but buying a house is a acceptable trade off.. maybe? This car is bliss and joy, I've enjoyed it, and never thought i would sell it. The good. It's a cheap s2000. The bad, front bumper needs work, has a misfire code, needs a secondary o2 welded in, etc. It drives, runs good, but does need work. I have coilpacks to put in, a resonator, new fuel injectors, etc, but no longer have access to a garage which creates a big issue of not being able to work on it. Now i'm buying my first home and someone gets a great car cheap. ohh, and the soft-top is HORRIBLE... ebay has a few for $370. Mods, 4-2-1 header 2.75 merge ..."
wish this was local
FS: 2001 NFR S2000 - clean & simple jdm headlights/fresh paint/hard top/new suspensio
"2001 Honda S2000 - New Formula Red on Black Up for sale is my Honda S2000. Car has high mileage but mostly all highway miles. I drive 35+ miles each way to work and back. Car runs strong. Oil changed every 3k miles with oem filters. Car is well taken cared off. All fluids recently changed(coolant/brake/oil/diff) Price: $12,500 as is or $9,500 stock Details: 2001 New formula red Honda S2000 with 180*** miles. I get about 28-30 mpg on highway. Fresh new paint job. Clean title. Interior: 7 out of 10 - Optional sport shift knob - 05 radio door - no radio - Stock interior / no radio / soft top delete: torn top with frame/motors will come with car. Exterior: 10 out of 10 - Fresh paint job - Amuse replica R1 Front Bumper - Oem Honda Hard top - 03 JDM Oem Honda Chrome ..."
I have a set of Panasport in 13's with 24.5x8x13 MH Slicks, good life left on the slicks. 400 pick up, im located in enfield ct so pretty close to where you are. i cut 1.6 60 ft all day with these at Lebanon Valley.
98 GS-R 80K Miles Completely Stock F/S or F/T!
"I have a 1998 GS-R for sale or for trade! Make: Acura Model: Integra GS-R 3dr Hatchback Year:1998 Color: FBP Title: Clean Miles: 80K Asking Price: $6500 Negotiable or Trade Number: 609-306-5204 text or call Location: Central NJ Security: Viper Alarm And Club Interior: 9.5 out of 10 Exterior: 8.5 out of 10/minor dings and scratches nothing serious Car is completely stock, recently had new factory exhaust installed, new brakes, new battery, wipers, tune up and oil change. Nothing wrong with the car. Dont call me or text me with stupid questions or offers! You will be ignored! Serious offers only please! Do not waste my time or yours! If anyone has a trade please PM me pics and info on your car. Please bump if viewed. Will return the favor. Keep stupid comments to yourselves! More ..."
Yeah i have a set of mh 24.5 comes with the car
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"omg that thing looks so serious... only thing that kills it for me is the no heat and the outside condition isnt exactly what i was hoping for..... deff on my list tho just because of that transplant/bay.... just curious does it come with the slicks and all lol..."
Let me know if you're interested 81mm Stock sleeve Lsvtec with wiseco piston and eagle rob Full race topmount/precision turbo 1000cc injector, xenocron tune etc supertech valve spring/itr cams koni yellow/Ground Control coilover Full interior and all b16 trans with 1-4 gsr ls 5th, quaife lsd with all synchrotech carbon synchro and new 2nd and 3rd gear. 450whp on 93 octane, car went 10.7 at 134 and 10.9 at 137. No cage so not possible to dail in at track. Should be able to ...
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"Looking for maybe another k swapped car or a clean mean built boosted b series."
What is included in the 83mm block?
NY: HUGE Part Out 700+whp Benson GSR/RLZ/Garrett/TIAL/Skunk2/ID1000/Quaife/Synapse
"Im getting out of the Honda scene and am completly parting out everything. This setup made 717whp 500ft/lb at 31psi. Any part listed here I can have shipped out in 1 day. Buyer pays shipping + 3% paypal fees. 1999 EM1 B16 RLZ Race Head, CNC ported, +1mm intake, Ferrea Valves, Supertech 85lb springs+retainers, 83mm chambers (700miles) -$1700obo Synapse Turbo T4 Twinscroll Top mount Manifold, 3in downpipe w/ flex section, Dual Black Tial 38mm wastegates, dumptubes, Forced Performance HTA86 Turbo , Divided 1.06 hotside, Coolant and oil lines included-$3500 GSR/Syncrotech Syncros 1-5/Quaife LSD Tranny(200miles) -$1200 SOLD 83mm Benson GSR bare Block -$1000 CC Twin disc (700miles)-$900 SOLD Crane ps92 coil, m&w Pro10, dizzy, MSD external cap, Harness-$550 SOLD Hondata S300 w/ boost ..."
how much for a 6262/6265 with ported s compressor housing and v band exhaust t3
Precision/Garrett/Turbonetics Turbos
"Have some turbos I need to get rid of. I have all different types. Let me know what you need and I will see if I have it. There will be a 1 year warranty on all the turbos I have. Text Chuck - 619-550-8707 These are just some and I have multiples: -T3/T4 -T4 -6162 -6262 -6265 -A/R .63 .82 -4 bolt -V Band Precision/Garrett/Turbonetics Journal Bearing/Cast Wheel - $650 Precision - Ball Bearing/Billet wheel - $1350"
Price for the shortblock with the spun bearing and bad rod? is it still assembled? have you take it apart to see how bad it is? most likely itll need a new crank and rods i assume, what rod is on it right now
600hp+ civic part out
"well the other nite i spun a bearing ....heard the knock and shut the car off instantly....needs rods and bearings and the crank to b re micropolished parting it out cuz im sick of spending money on it taking serious offers on EVERYTHING i can ship but it will b at your expense heres a list of what i have along with pics car has 20x,xxx on the body NO RUST Exterior: 99 – 00 civic si front end conversion Blox lightweight lug nuts Interior: Full Interior including rear seats Corbeau 5 point 3'' harnesses Jvc deck with ipod hook up hertz dieci front components and rear speakers (not installed bnib) Engine: Cp 9 – 1 pistons Edelbrock victor x intake mani with stock gsr tb or 70mm edelbrock tb Golden eagle fuel rail and t1 race install kit Walbro 255 ..."
Interested in the Gc coilover only if your seperating them, pm me
3 years ago in For Sale
35k K20Z3 Motor, K20 4piston CNC head, 88mm 13.7 block, Injector Dynamics+ MUCH MORE
"2006 K20Z3 Motor out of a totaled Civic SI Coupe 35k miles carfaxed!!! CT/MA/NY Area 2500 2007 K20Z3 4piston CNC ported PRO 156 head with Ferrea flat face valce and super tech titianium spring/retainers/seat/keeper set-up THE REAL DEAL 2100 K24A4 Block bored to 88mm with Wiseco 13.7 Piston and Blueprint H-beams Rods, assembled with ACL Raced bearing 2000 Skunk2 Stage 3 Version 3 Cams 550 shipped RRC Intake manifold shaved and painted, ported and polish to 70mm throttle body 360 shipped Injector Dynamics 725cc injector 400 shipped Skunk2 70mm throttle body 300 shipped K-tuned Center feed complete fuel set up 500 shipped K20/24 Clutchmaster Stage 5 4 Puck clutch 310 shipped Hasport Swap mount for EG/DC 400 shipped Prices does not included paypal fees, would like pick up for ..."
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Registrations open
• Knightdale Parks and Recreation is conducting registration for the spring baseball and softball season through Jan. 30.
Applicants can register at Knightdale Town Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The fee is $37 for residents and $52 for non-residents. Registration for ages 4 to 8 will be held Feb. 1-15.
For more information, call 919-227-2231 or email email@example.com@knightdalenc.gov.
• Corinth Community Recreation is now registering for spring baseball, T-ball and softball for ages 4 to 14.
Register in person at Corinth Holders Elementary School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday through Feb. 1. Registrations will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
The cost for baseball and softball is $60 for the first child and $50 for the second child. T-ball costs are $40 for the first child and $35 for the second child. Applicants may also register online at www.ccrpirates.com.
Corinth Holders Elementary School is located at 3976 N.C. Highway 231, Zebulon.
• N.C. Hustle basketball tryouts for 11U and 12U will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 9, at the Abundant Life Center, 4400 Old Poole Road, Raleigh.
Practices will run from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays from March 4 through June 24. The registration fee is $5 at the door. For more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com@gmail.com.
• The Tri-County Soccer Club is holding spring registrations and is looking for players for its U12 boys and girls challenge division.
For more information, email Darin Dixon at email@example.com@gmail.com.
Towns hold
fitness classes
• Knightdale Parks and Recreation now offers Katandi classes on Fridays from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Knightdale Recreation Center, 102 Lawson Ridge Road.
The cost is $5 per class for adults. Children age 15 or younger can attend for $3 or for free if accompanied by an adult.
Katandi West African rhythmic movement connects with the rhythms of African drums while learning fundamental and traditional movements derived from Guinea, Mali and Senegal.
• The Knightdale Recreation Center is offering several fitness opportunities for children ages 2-5.
Kindertot, for 2-year-olds, meets Thursdays 3-3:30 p.m. at a cost of $35 per month (four sessions). The program is designed to develop gross motor skills, movement creativity, physical development and body awareness, while learning numbers, colors, shapes and songs.
Kinderdance, for ages 3-5, meets Thursdays 2-2:45 p.m. at a cost of $42 per month. This is a developmental dance, movement and fitness program taught on three levels. It teaches the basics of ballet, tap, acrobatics and creative movement while blending educational concepts.
Kindergym, for ages 3-5, meets Wednesdays 4-4:30 p.m. at a cost of $35 per month. This is a developmental floor gymnastics program with emphasis on social and gross motor development, physical fitness and movement education, while learning numbers, colors, shapes and words.
For more information or to register for one of the programs, Knightdale Town Hall, 950 Steeple Square Court, or call owner/instructor Elizabeth Littleton at 919-274-7055.
• Knightdale Parks and Recreation is now offering Wednesday night yoga classes at the new K-Fit Center, 426 N. First Ave.
The classes run from 5:45-7 p.m. at a cost of $7 per class. Participants are asked to bring their own mat and bottled water.
For more information, call 919-217-2236.
• Zumba classes are held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the K-Fit Center. The cost is $5 per class, pay at time of class.
• Mandy's Aerobics is an ongoing class held at the K-Fit Center.
Class are held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 8:30-9 a.m. (abs) and 9-10 a.m. (step/sculpt).
Classes also meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m., and Sundays beginning at 6 p.m.
The cost is $5 per class, and all equipment is provided except for a mat or towel and water bottle.
For more information, call 919-217-2236.
The Wendell Community Center, 601 W. Third St., has several offerings for those interested in exercising. For more information on the following programs, call the center at 919-366-2266.
• Total Body Fitness with Beth Narron is held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 a.m. and Zumba is held Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
• Boot Camp fitness class with Beth Narron meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
• The community center weight room is open Monday to Thursday 7 a.m.-9 p.m. and Friday 7 a.m.-4 p.m. The cost for all members is $10 per month.
The Zebulon Community Center, 301 S. Arendell Ave., has several offerings for those interested in exercise and health-related events. For more information on the following programs, call the center at 919-823-0432.
• Kid's Fitness for grades K-5 gives children an opportunity to learn more about fitness, exercise and healthy eating.
The class, instructed by Amy Scaggs, consists of age-appropriate exercises (cardio and body weight muscle work), games that include moving and a short lesson on healthy eating.
There is a five-child minimum and 12-child maximum for the classes, which will meet Thursdays from 4-5 p.m. The cost per month is $15 for residents and $20 for nonresidents.
• Zumba classes are offered Mondays and Wednesday from 6-7 p.m. Yoga classes are held Wednesdays at 9 a.m. and Thursdays at 6 p.m.
Strength training is offered Thursdays at 9 a.m., and trekking meets Tuesdays at 9 a.m. Use your get fit pass ($25 for residents and $30 for nonresidents) or pay $5 per class.
• Senior aerobics are held Thursdays at 10 a.m. and cost $3 for Zebulon residents and $4 for out-of-town residents per visit. Senior walking group meets Wednesdays at 10 a.m.
• Family gym time is offered Mondays 4-5:30 p.m. for children 15 and younger with parental supervision. The sessions are free. Children ages 7-12 can take part in open gym on Tuesdays 4:30-5:30 p.m. for $1 per visit. Open gym for youth ages 13-17 is Wednesdays from 4-5:30 p.m. for $1 per visit. And open gym for adults 18 and older is offered on Tuesdays 6:30-8 p.m. at a cost of $2 for residents and $3 for nonresidents.
• Karate classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. Cost is $35 for Zebulon residents, $45 for out-of-town residents.
• Senior cards time is held for free Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 a.m.
• Free walking programs are offered Monday through Friday, 7-11 a.m.


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Technical Papers and Presentations
Analysis of a Three-phase Transformer Using COMSOL Multiphysics and a Virtual Reality Environment
A.Buchau, and W. M. Rucker
Institut für Theorie der Elektrotechnik
Universität Stuttgart
Stuttgart, Germany
The simulation software COMSOL Multiphysics is applied to the numerical com-putation of the magnetic fields of a three-phase transformer. A three-dimensional model of the geometrical configuration is created with the help of the CAD tools of COMSOL Multiphysics. There, all dimensions of the transformer are defined by parameters. The creation of an optimal finite element mesh is improved by some ...
Simulation of Deep Geothermal Heat Production
E. Holzbecher, P. Oberdorfer, F. Maier, and Y. Jin
Georg-August Universität Göttingen
Göttingen, Germany
Geothermal heat production from deep reservoirs (5000-7000 m) is currently examined, not only in Germany. Our reference set-up consists of two pipes within a single borehole: one for pumping. We examine a design, where a single borehole splits into two legs at a certain depth. The two legs are connected by highly permeable geological, natural or artificial strata in the deep subsurface. The ...
Simulation of Novel Groundwater Lowering Technique using Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian Method
Y. Jin, E. Holzbecher, and P. Oberdorfer
Applied Geology
Geoscience Centre
Georg-August-University Göttingen
Göttingen, Germany
A novel method for groundwater lowering, which can be applied at construction sites, for aquifer remediation measures or in open mining, is proposed. In contrast to conventional techniques, dewatering is achieved without water conveyance. In this paper the physical concept of the new technology, referred as single borehole pump & inject, is modeled using COMSOL Multiphysics. Two and three ...
Modelling of a Differential Sensor in Eddy Current Non-destructive Evaluation
A. Rosell[1], and G. Persson[2]
[1]Volvo Aero Corporation, Trollhättan, Sweden
[2]Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
Interaction between the probe and a defect in eddy current non-destructive evaluation is studied. Evaluation of sensor signal response is the basis for the calculation. In this work a differential sensor is considered and the problem regarded here is problem 8 from the testing of electromagnetic analysis methods (TEAM) workshops. The truncation, referring to the position of the outer ...
Fluid-Structure Interaction Modeling for an Optimized Design of a Piezoelectric Energy Harvesting MEMS Generator
I. Kuehne[1], A. van der Linden[2], J. Seidel[1], M. Schreiter[1], L. Fromme[2], and A. Frey[1]
[1]Siemens AG, Corporate Research & Technologies, Munich, Germany
[2]Comsol Multiphysics GmbH, Göttingen, Germany
This paper reports the design of a piezoelectric energy harvesting micro generator for an energy autonomous tire pressure monitoring wireless sensor node. For our design we use a piezoelectric MEMS generator approach without additional mass. The intrinsic mass of the cantilever is in the microgram region and the resulting acceleration forces are very small. The generator has a triangular ...
Coupled Electro-thermal Field Simulations in HVDC-Cables
H. Ye, E. M. Boudoudou, E. Scholz, and M. Clemens
Chair of Electromagnetic Theory
Bergische Universität Wuppertal
Wuppertal, Germany
For PE insulated cables both the temperature difference ?T and the electric field coefficient ? have a significant influence on the electric field distribution because PE has a nonlinear electric conductivity which is approximately a function of the temperature and the electric field strength. The coupled electric-thermal simulations are carried out for PE insulated HVDC-cables. The influence ...
Numerical Modeling of Cold Crucible Induction Melting
I. Quintana[1], Z. Azpilgain[1], D. Pardo[2], and I. Hurtado[1]
[1]Mechanical and Industrial Production Department, Faculty of Engineering, Mondragon Unibertsitatea, Loramendi 4, Mondragon 20500 Gipuzkoa, Spain
[2]Department of Applied Mathematics, Statistics, and Operational Research, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Leioa, Spain, and IKERBASQUE (Basque Foundation for Sciences), Bilbao, Spain
This paper describes a numerical solution method for the simulation of a cold crucible induction melting (CCIM) process involving the coupling of electromagnetic, temperature and turbulent velocity fields. During the CCIM process, the metal charge is contained on a water cooled segmented copper crucible, and the energy necessary to heat, melt, and overheat the charge is generated by an ...
Multiphysics Modeling of a Gas Bubble Expansion
B. Chinè [1], and M. Monno[2]
[1]Laboratorio MUSP, Macchine Utensili e Sistemi di Produzione, Piacenza, Italy and Instituto Tecnologico de Costa Rica, Cartago, Costa Rica
[2]Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Meccanica, Milano, Italy
Modeling and simulation softwares are very useful tools when we have to analyse and understand the different phenomena occurring during metal foams processing, because several simultaneous physical mechanisms have to be accounted for. In this work we use Comsol Multiphysics 4.2 to model a spherical hydrogen gas bubble expanding in aluminium liquid, initially at rest. The aim of the present ...
3D Simulation of Heat and Moisture Diffusion in Constructions
M. Bianchi Janetti, and F. Ochs
University of Innsbruck
Unit Building Physics
Innsbruck, Austria
The simulation of heat and moisture transfer represents an essential resource in designing energy efficient buildings. In this paper a time-dependent wall model, consisting of several homogeneous domains, with third-type boundary conditions imposed on the surfaces, is implemented in the COMSOL Multiphysics environment. Temperature and moisture content is calculated inside the construction for ...
Optimization of a Multiphysic Device – A Comparison of a Finite-Element- and a Equation-based Simulation
M. Jungwirth, and B. Hansbauer
University of Applied Sciences
Wels, Austria
To avoid overheating and malfunction of an electrical system it is necessary to optimize the power-loss of each component. The power dissipation mostly depends on multiple physical effects and therefore optimization is not an easy task. In this paper we focus on the reduction of complexity employing a equation-based simulation and compare it with a Finite-Element (FE) simulation in the ...


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Providence University College Public Lecture Series
This series of seven free public lectures are designed to offer a free educational experience for the general public by Providence University College faculty.
The fifth lecture in the series, titled "The Birth of the New Testament: Exploring a Conspiracy Theory" will be given by David Johnson, Ph.D., Professor of New Testament.
Lecture Description:
Is the New Testament the result of random events in the life of the early church? Or were there political and/or religious forces that brought together the twenty-seven books now in the canon? The lecture will explore various theories, some of which have shown up in popular culture like the Da Vinci Code and Piers Morgan.
About David Johnson:
David Johnson received the Ph.D. from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and moved to southern Manitoba with his family in 1990 to teach at Providence. He is a full professor of New Testament, Provost, and Interim President.
About the Public Lecture Series:
For more information about the Public Lecture Series and an overview of all the lectures offered, please follow this link to read the press release.
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Robert Burneika makes his pro-MMA debut against Marcin "El Testosteron" Najman in this video.
Butterbean: "In Two Years, Pudzianowski Will Be Unbeatable"
Eric Butterbean Esch open workout for Mariusz Pudzianowski - they fight at KSW 14
Bloody Elbow has live results of Polish MMA promotion's "KSW 14: Judgment Day." See who wins in the super-heavyweight clash between Marius Pudzianowski and Eric "Butterbean" Esch.
Mariusz Pudzianowski Open workout video as the former strongman prepares for the upcoming bout against Butterbean at KSW 14, his strategy and about how it is to be hit by a girl in Poland.
Kimbo Slice won't be fighting Mariusz Pudziankowski but it looks like Butterbean might be stepping in.
Hilarious interview with Sean McCorkle at Moosin plus Butterbean, Mark Dellagrote and more.
Hilarious interview with Sean McCorkle on this re-cap of Moosin event. Also, Butterbean, Marc Dellagrote and more.
Moosin will be hosted at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts, and it will air LIVE on pay-per-view at 9:00 PM EST. Head over to Moosin's website for all the details if you're interested. The...
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Thematic brochures
Impact Agriculture (November 2013)
FOR BTC, agriculture is a priority sector in eleven countries in Africa and South America. Read more on the results of our work in this crucial sector in the fight against poverty.
AMAWATO: The health market in Benin
AMAWATO, the health market in the country of voodoo provides an overview of traditional medicine in Benin. It portrays healers and highlights aspects of the practice. The brochure (in French) also highlights the potential and limits of traditional medicine as well as the role of governments, development agencies and their partners.
IMPACT - Health (April 2013)
Impact is a magazine that is published twice a year. It puts the spotlights on the results of our interventions in a specific sector. This first issue focuses on health. It illustrates the expertise that we put at the service of our partners and the partnerships that we conclude, both in Belgium and internationally.
Development, a matter of energy. Promoting renewable solutions
2012 is the International Year of Sustainable Energy for All. On this occasion, BTC releases "Development, a matter of energy. Promoting renewable solutions."
There are three main questions at the core of this work: How to improve access to energy for the South? What future for renewable energy? How to design energy efficient buildings?
In these pages you can find a treasure trove of information, practical advice, witness accounts and case studies. The idea was not so much to provide an exhaustive list of existing technologies or strategies but rather to provide the reader with practical tools to go further in his or her own research and possibly to make decision-making easier. The publication also lists references and a selected bibliography.
The Environment and Development - A view of 30 development projects
Avoiding the effects of climatic disruptions normally comes down to promoting environmental "good practices": managing natural resources in a sustainable and rational way, supporting technological innovations that create less pollution, integrating ecological aspects into the development approaches and strategies.
How far have we got after ten years ? What progress has been made ? What are the challenges ? What are the ways forward ?
The city, a development (f)actor
The increase in the world's population over the next few decades will be mainly fuelled by the expansion of cities in developing countries. In 2007 - for the first time in human history - there were more people living in the world's towns and cities than in the countryside . Today over three billion people live in cities or urban environments. The complex process that has led to this change is called urbanisation and has significant social, economic, environmental and cultural repercussions for society. As the fight against poverty is the main objective of development cooperation, it is only natural that development partners are paying special attention to support for sustainable urban development.
Democratic Governance - the key to development
Democratic governance is one of the keys to development. It is now acknowledged that political processes, regulations and institutions play a major role in economic growth and human development. The fight against poverty is not simply a social, economic and technical objective but also a political and institutional goal.
Belgian Development Cooperation takes up the challenge
At the dawn of the new millennium (2000), the international community firmly decided to take action to combat poverty. For the first time, the 191 member countries of the United Nations undertook, in the Millennium Declaration, to achieve eight objectives by 2015. These are known as the Millennium Development Goals (MDG).


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This photo was taken of the morning sky (0930 hrs) from my yard in Aboite Twp. One can see the tip of the far outer bands of Hurricane Sandy over Ft. Wayne as it moves toward the east coast. This storm is huge!
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Mu230 SVC Concert Band 4 credits
This class is designed to help students make improvements in the areas of melodic and harmonic reading, develop sight-reading skills, improve knowledge of harmony and chords, learn to arrange songs, make improvements in melodic improvisation, improve students' technique and develop a wide range of repertoire. The SVC Concert Band will focus on the study of various jazz, classical and popular music styles and will present a final concert at the end of the semester. Meeting once a week for combo rehearsal and lectures, students must own or rent an instrument and come prepared with a pencil, staff notebook and wire music stand. All instruments, levels and abilities are encouraged. Students may take this course twice for credit (up to a total of 6 credits), and then may continue with the band as part of their extracurricular activities.


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Salute to the spirit of Oscar Grant
Yak Films and Turf Feinz release memorial dance video commemorating Oscar Grant's death New Year's Day
Oakland – Today, the multimedia production company Yak Films and the Oakland dance crew Turf Feinz released a dance video commemorating the death of Oscar Grant, a young father who was fatally shot by a transit police officer in Oakland, Calif., on New Year's Day 2009.
Yak Films and Turf Feinz reached international prominence in 2010 with the viral popularity of another memorial video, for a young man who was killed in a car accident on an East Oakland corner. The video, "TURF FEINZ "RIP Rich D" | YAK FILMS | DANCING in the RAIN" has received more than 2 million views on YouTube.
"Two dancers in this new video had been bringing up that we've made R.I.P. videos for the deaths of close friends, but there's bigger incidents that affect us," Gaines said. "A lot of people in Oakland need healing. Our dance crew, Turf Feinz, always promote dance as a peaceful expression. We're showing this is how we deal with the situation."
Gaines and Yoram Savion, co-founder and director of Yak Films, began creating dance films with the Turf Feinz while at Youth Uprising, an Oakland-based youth leadership program frequented by the young adults in the dance crew.
Youth UpRising, where Gaines is a photography teacher and multimedia producer, grew out of the needs articulated by Oakland youth in 1997 after racial tension at Castlemont High School erupted into violence. The young people identified problems including poor educational resources, few employment opportunities, the absence of positive things to do, and lack of community and personal safety.
During the turmoil surrounding the trial and sentencing of BART Police Officer Johannes Mehserle, Youth UpRising promoted messages of peace and unity.
The release of this memorial dance video is a reminder of the fragility of young lives in Oakland, Calif. – and an artistic celebration of the beauty of youth expression and possibility.
Yak Films began as a production team of young photographers and filmmakers dedicated to youth-led multimedia production. Its work with urban dance began with the legendary Turf Feinz crew. Yak is now a leader in the street-based documentation of the global dance movement. Turf Feinz is a group of young men from Oakland who "turf dance," a form of movement born in Oakland that stands for "taking up room on the floor." They have received more than 2 million views for their "RIP Rich D" video made by Yak Films.
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