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For the first time, a research team has succeeded in restoring a missing repair protein in skeletal muscle of patients with muscular dystrophy.
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Scientists who study tuberculosis have long debated its origins. New research shows that tuberculosis likely spread from humans in Africa to seals and sea lions that brought the disease to South America and transmitted it to Native people there before Europeans landed on the continent.
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Calm returned Thursday to a slum in the Liberian capital that was sealed off in the government's attempt to halt the spread of Ebola, a day after clashes erupted between residents and security forces. In the United States, an aid worker who was infected in Liberia has recovered and was to be...
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After nearly three weeks of treatment, the two American aid workers who were infected with the deadly Ebola virus in Africa have been discharged from an Atlanta hospital, officials said Thursday.
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Authorities in Germany have arrested a hospital doctor on suspicion he drugged and sexually abused female patients participating in a fake clinical study he set up. German news agency dpa reported Thursday that the unidentified 48-year-old worked at a clinic in the Bavarian town of Bamberg. ...
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Kim Min-koo has an easy reply to new American research that hits South Korea where it hurts — in the noodles. Drunk and hungry just after dawn, he rips the lid off a bowl of his beloved fast food, wobbling on his feet but still defiant over a report that links instant noodles to health hazards. ...
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Riot police and soldiers acting on their president's orders used scrap wood and barbed wire to seal off 50,000 people inside their Liberian slum Wednesday, trying to contain the Ebola outbreak that has killed 1,350 people and counting across West Africa. Hundreds of slum residents clashed with...
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Texas researchers are reporting that an experimental drug saved monkeys from a virus closely related to Ebola even after symptoms began. The drug targets a strain of Marburg virus that is even more lethal than the Ebola currently ravaging West Africa. Both viruses take time to multiply in the...
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Humans and Neanderthals may have coexisted in Europe for more than 5,000 years, providing ample time for the two species to meet and mix, according to new research. Using new carbon dating techniques and mathematical models, researchers examined about 200 samples found at 40 sites from Spain to...
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This is a great place. It feels like it's in the middle of nowhere but there are quite a few things about. We parked at Shenton Station which is between 10 and 20 minutes walk from the Heritage Centre itself, depending which one of the signposted walks you take. By car, it's about 2 minutes away from the Battefield car park.
The Heritage Centre cost us (2 adults and 2 children) £15 to get in which I think is very reasonable when the ticket allows unlimited access for the day. We went round twice. It's full of information and history, great for the kids. There are quizzes for them to do, armour to try on and at the end there is an investigation lab.
There are regular events on the site which are usually seperately priced. There are train rides and boat rides not far from the Battlefield. Trains travel between Shenton and Shackerstone while the boats travel along the Ashby canal to and from Shenton Wharf.
It's a great day out whatever you do although most of it's best in good weather!
Set in the countryside, the site really invites you for a walk across the fields. You will follow a route staged with information posts that highlight the different stages of the battle, the significance of the event etc. I would recommend you only consider it if the weather is good.
Free parking , no entrance fee.
A great place to walk and learn about important places and times in our history.
Well worth visiting, my kids really enjoyed it.
this place is absolutely fab! the kids love it, i love it and even my mothers dog loved it!
its a brilliant wide open space, plenty of places ot have a private picnic and then you can walk around afterwards and see other things they have to offer.
my fiance also took the kids on the train ride that ran nearby.
Lovely walks and learning a bit about local history is a bonus. Visitor centre is excellent. Barn makes for a great location for a party.
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"As each has received a gift, employ it in serving one another, as good managers of the grace of God in its various forms." 1 Peter 4:10
"Be devoted to prayer, keeping alert in it with thanksgiving. At the same time pray for us too, that God may open a door for the message so that we may proclaim the mystery of Christ, for which I am in chains. Pray that I may make it known as I should." Colossians 4:2-4 (New Living Translation)
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Pastor Whitehead
Rev. Dr. Robert Ashley Whitehead, Sr., is the third of seven children born to the late James W. Whitehead, Sr., and the late Geraldine J. Whitehead of Portsmouth, Virginia.
Educated in the Portsmouth public schools, Dr. Whitehead received a B.A. in Political Science from Virginia Commonwealth University, a Masters of Divinity from the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University, and Doctor of Divinity from Regent University in Virginia Beach, with an emphasis on Leadership and Renewal. He has also taken additional graduate courses in business from Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond.
As Pastor of New Zion Baptist Church, Dr. Whitehead has overseen the expansion of church involvement in the broader community on issues such as education, mentoring, health and stewardship. He is a member of the Williamsburg Tri-County Pastor's Council, past board member of the Williamsburg Aids Network, past board member of Faith In Action, and past board member of Housing Partnerships of Williamsburg. Dr. Whitehead is currently on the Pastoral Advisory Council at Sentara Regional Hospital, a Silver Life Member of NAACP, and a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
While serving as part-time Pastor of New Zion Baptist Church, Dr. Whitehead also had a career in finance and accounting with the former Circuit City Stores, Inc., at their Corporate Offices in Richmond, VA. He worked for Circuit City for more than 14 years and was part of their management team.
Dr. Whitehead is married to Dr. Jocelyn Henry-Whitehead. They have two sons, Robert, Jr. and Matthew.
Several members of the Whitehead family are accomplished musicians. Robert Jr. plays drums and keyboard and directs the young adult group, "Infinite Praise", while Matthew plays drums. Dr. Jocelyn Whitehead plays piano, harp, and bass and directs the Senior Choir.
Dr. Jocelyn H. Whitehead is Director for the Williamsburg-James City County Community Action Agency's Head Start Program. Dr. Whitehead also serves as an Adjunct Professor for the College of Arts and Sciences at the Richmond Campus for the University of Phoenix.
Matthew Whitehead shown left, is a student at The University of Maryland - Eastern Shore, Virginia. Robert A. Whitehead, Jr. shown right, is a graduate of Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia.
LeAnne WilsonChurch Administrator
Now ye are the body of Christ, and members in particular. And God hath set some in the church, first apostles, secondarily prophets, thirdly teachers, after that miracles, then gifts of healings, helps, governments, diversities of tongues. Are all apostles? are all prophets? are all teachers? are all workers of miracles? Have all the gifts of healing? do all speak with tongues? do all interpret? But covet earnestly the best gifts: and yet shew I unto you a more excellent way . 1 Corinthians 12:27-31
The pleasant voice that you are most likely to hear when you call the church office, or the friendly face that will likely greet you when you visit the church on week days is that of LeAnne Wilson, the Church Administrator. In addition to being "Greeter-in-Chief", LeAnne's duties are many and varied. First and foremost, the mission of the Church Administrator is to contribute excellence in all areas of administration at New Zion Baptist Church by developing, coordinating, and maintaining an orderly environment which supports the Vision, Mission, and Values of the church.
As Church Administrator, the key areas of responsibility include the development, coordination, and maintenance of :
Financial Functions: projections, monthly and quarterly reports, and ministry budgets;
Membership Information: membership database and specialized reports;
Contributions and Donations: posting contributions, annual contribution statements, and reports;
Facilities: policies and guidelines, church calendar, church usage, events, fixed assets, facilities, and inspections;
Communications: weekly church bulletins, announcements, monthly calendar, correspondence, telephone, email, bulletin boards, and advertising;
Church Office: policies and guidelines, administrative support for Pastor, committees, and ministries, schedule appointments, Notary, and assist visitors.
"For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." Hebrews 4:12
New Zion is truly blessed to have a husband and wife Ministerial Team to assist the Pastor in guiding New Zion congregants in our faith walk. Rev. Edward Christian and Rev. Dr. Brenda Christian joined the New Zion Family in 2009 and have been avid participants in the life, development and spiritual growth of our Church.
Rev. Edward & Rev. Dr. Brenda Christian
In addition to assisting the pastor with worship services, the Christians are often called upon to teach or serve in some other capacity for Church-sponsored programs. They also assist the Deacons as members of the Family Care Plan Team.
Dr. Thomas Theodore Shields Sr. completed his public education in Newport News, Virginia. He received an Associate of Arts Degree from Inter American University in San German, Puerto Rico; a Bachelor of Arts degree from Trenton State College, Trenton, New Jersey, a Master of Divinity from the School of Theology, Virginia Union University, Richmond, Virginia, a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Virginia with an emphasis on educational counseling and a Masters of Christian Education from Virginia Union University, Richmond, Virginia.
Rev. Dr. Thomas T. Shields Sr
Dr. Shields is Pastor-Emeritus of the historic First Baptist Church of Williamsburg, Virginia, after serving faithfully for 20 years. He recently served for five years as the Interim Pastor of Zion Baptist Church, Portsmouth, Virginia before returning to Williamsburg and joining the New Zion Baptist family where he serves as a member of the New Zion Baptist Christian Education Ministry.
Dr. Brenda Christian was educated in the public schools of New Kent, VA. She received her Bachelor of Individualized Studies with a focus on Business from Virginia State University, Petersburg, VA; Masters of Divinity Degree from the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University, Richmond VA; and, Doctor of Ministry Degree from Virginia University of Lynchburg, Lynchburg, VA with an emphasis on Holistic Health and Wellness. Dr. Christian holds certificates in Lay Counseling from Beacon Counseling, Williamsburg, VA and Evans Smith Leadership Institute, Virginia Union University. Additionally, she is a graduate of the USDA Women's Executive Leadership Graduate Program.
Rev. Dr. Brenda Christian
Dr. Christian was licensed to the Gospel Ministry in November 2000 and ordained in January 2005. She currently serves as New Zion's Director of Christian Education, with responsibilities for providing educational leadership to enhance the spiritual growth of the congregants. Dr. Christian is co-founder of C&C Ministry, an outreach ministry designed to Construct Lives for Christ. In addition, she has been recognized by the NAACP as a Distinguished Black American Female.
Her heart's desire is to remain faithful to God and humble before Him as she walks in the plans He has set in motion for her.
Rev. Edward Christian was educated in the public schools of New Kent, VA and accepted Christ at an early age. He was aware of God's call to him for Ministry, but did not accept the calling until December 25, 1998, when his earthly father passed unexpectedly. On that Christmas Day, Ed fell to his knees and questioned God about why He did not heal his father. God responded, "I did". Ed questioned God about how he could possibly tell people that God can supply all their needs when he believed God did not supply his need and keep his father from dying.
Rev. Edward Christian
How could he possibly tell people that God can make a way out of no way or work through the midst of all hurt? Before Ed got up off his knees from crying out to God, he had moved from darkness to instantaneous light and asked God for forgiveness.
On that day, Rev. Ed responded to God's call and said, "Whatever you want me to do Lord, I will do." As he reflected on the goodness of the Lord, he realized that God had taken care of his father. He did not know until his father's death, that he had lived with cancer for seven years, without ever complaining. Rev. Ed received his Ministerial education at Evans-Smith Leadership Institute, Virginia Union University, Richmond, VA. He was licensed in 1999 and ordained in 2002 at Ebenezer Baptist Church, New Kent, VA. Rev. Ed's unique Call to Ministry has resulted in his ability to usher the New Zion congregants into worship through reverent, fervent, and comforting prayers.
New Zion Deacons
Edward Allen
James Armstrong
Willie Brown
Anthony Conyers
Bruce Fuller
"Wherefore, brethren, look ye out among you seven men of honest report, full of the Holy Ghost and wisdom, whom we may appoint over this business. But we will give ourselves continually to prayer, and to the ministry of the word." Acts 6:3-4
"Likewise must the deacons be grave, not doubletongued, not given to much wine, not greedy of filthy lucre; Holding the mystery of the faith in a pure conscience. And let these also first be proved; then let them use the office of a deacon, being found blameless." 1 Timothy 3:8-10
The Deacon's Ministry is scripturally based in The Book of Acts, Chapter six and 1 Timothy, Chapter 3. The primary function of the Deacon's Ministry is to assist the Pastor in carrying out the responsibility of ministering to the needs of the Church. A principle component of this Ministry as it relates to the congregation is the "Family Care Plan". Each household (family) of the Church is assigned a Deacon who belongs to one of four teams of Deacons. The Deacons are in regular communication with members under their purview to provide spiritual counsel, encouragement, prayer, and to assist them in their faith walk.
Dea. Robert Ashby, Jr.Chair, Deacon's Ministry
The Deacon's ministry works in conjunction with the Pastor, Deaconesses and Ministerial Staff to address needs at all levels. The Deacons Ministry has initiated a Household Item Donation Program, whereby parishioners can donate household items such as furniture, electronic devices, appliances, etc., to others who might need these items.New Zion Deacons are active in the Peninsula Deacon's Union.
William Greenhow
Darnell Jones
Elvin Jones
Frank Jones
James Lewis
Hilton McDaniel
Edgar Randall
Ronald Smalls
New ZionDeaconesses
Virginia Allen
Arleen Armstead
Melinda Ashby
Bernice Brown
Delores JonesChair, Deaconess Ministry
The Deaconess Ministry at New Zion partners with the Deacons to serve the congregation and community in numerous ways. Primary responsibilities of Deaconesses include assisting the Pastor and Deacons in their work. They prepare the Table in preparation for the Holy Communion and also assist baptismal candidates before, during and after the Baptismal Ceremony. New deaconesses are recommended by the Deaconess Ministry and approved by the church.
New Zion deaconesses are currently partnering with the Missionaries to collect and distribute food to the needy. Deaconesses also lead or assist with various other community efforts such as coordinating volunteers for the annual Salvation Army Bell Ringing fund raising drive.
Essie Cary
Minerva Drayton
Helena Jones
Martha Greenhow
Belinda Randall
Lottie Lewis
Vivienne McDaniel
Jocelyn Whitehead
New Zion Trustees
Jerolene BrownWillie BrownBruce Evans, SrJames Jackson, SrPreston JonesMartin, Mr. RobertHarold MasonPaul MerrittHerbert Rainey, Sr.Nancy ShacklefordKaren A SmallwoodRobert K. Taylor, Sr.Geneva WallaceDianna Wade
Robert martinTrustee Chairman
TheTrustee Ministry is responsible for the purchase and maintenance of church properties and assets.Trustees hold legal title to the property of the church and are responsible for its financial affairs. Designated Trustees provide the official signature of the body on all notes, loans and official documents. They are responsible for the maintenance and operation of the cemetery, the supervision of the custodian and the upkeep of the church building and grounds. New trustees are recommended by the pastor and the Trustees Ministry and are elected by the church body.
Deacon Frank JonesVision Task Force Leader
The New Zion Baptist Church Vision Task Force was reactivated in January 2009 with the mission of developing a strategic five year development plan for the church. The Task force consists primarily of church ministry leaders but others members are welcome to join. The task force is charged to evaluate where New Zion seeks to be in several key areas within the next five years and how we expect to achieve our goals.
Currently the task force consists of five principle committees:
Identify, develop and train leaders to carry out the churchs' missions
Plan youth development and training programs for the youth of New Zion
Address the music needs of a growing and increasingly diverse congregation
Assess transportation requirements to make the church more accessible to those in the community who otherwise may not be able to reach us
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Robert McClelland, former attorney-general: "Unquestionably my attitude to practice has changed because of my experience as attorney-general." Photo: Glen McCurtayne
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Former attorney-general Robert McClelland has returned to the firm he was a partner at before entering Parliament to launch a new dispute resolution service.
The return to Turner Freeman was indirect: on becoming a backbencher in 2012 he was admitted as a barrister in NSW and bought a room at State Chambers in Sydney. It was widely reported he was considered for a job on the NSW Industrial Relations Commission, but the security of a job back at the old firm lured him back.
"I found the bar really enjoyable and the support I had at State Chambers was really terrific," he said. "The bar appropriately operates on the basis of the cab rank rule of taking whatever comes in the door but coming back to Turner Freeman will give me the opportunity to structure and develop in those areas where I think I have some expertise but also I have some passion." The appointment caused some criticism earlier this week, given Mr McClelland is still a member of Parliament. He told The Australian Financial Review he would be doing limited work for the firm until the federal election.
"The priority has to be your electorate and also helping the local Labor Party candidate win the seat – Turner Freeman know that," he said. "Obviously I know the firm's values and I have retained those friendships there, so it has been a very comfortable fit for me to reignite that association."
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Mr McClelland, a strong backer of Kevin Rudd during the Labor leadership battle, joined the labour firm as an articled clerk in 1982 and became a partner in 1988 before entering Parliament in 1996.
"I do wonder whether the last 17 years happened," he said this week of his return to the firm. "The one lesson I learnt is that you only get one shot at any position and you have to give it everything you've got because very quickly it's gone."
As attorney-general between 2007 and 2011, he introduced a parliamentary human rights framework and case management powers for the Federal Court. But he attracted controversy after being dumped from Cabinet by raising in parliament former Prime Minister Julia Gillard's involvement in an internal dispute in the Australian Workers Union in 1990s as a young solicitor. His speech sparked renewed media focus on the issue and strong criticism from some of his Labor colleagues.
"When I spoke on that matter it was one of the few speeches I made after I returned to the backbench and I did so because I was particularly passionate about the issue," he said.
"In my speech I stated that was because immediately before I went into parliament I spent a considerable amount of time trying to assist AWU secretary Ian Cambridge try to recover money we thought was properly due to the members. It was as a result of that experience I went on to do a Masters thesis in the area.
"I really tried to emphasise, and it did not get a lot of coverage, is that the overwhelming majority of union officials I have dealt with are incredibly decent, professional and committed individuals."
Alternative means of resolving disputes
His practice will again be in workplace relations, but focusing on dispute resolution and public law with associated government advisory work. He will also explore alternative billing mechanisms.
"Unquestionably my attitude to practice has changed because of my experience as attorney-general," he said. "When I was first in practice my instincts when someone came in with a grievance you would take some notes, draft a statement of claim and commence court proceedings. But as attorney-general, one thing I did develop a passion for was alternative means of resolving disputes rather than knock-down, drag-them-out fights in the courts which are cost prohibitive to most Australians.
"I think there's a contribution I can make there."
Marcus Priest was a policy adviser to Robert McClelland from 2008 to 2010.
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Adverse weather conditions in the canaries have caused disruption in many islands. Ferries have been cancelled and tidal warnings have been in place. Fuerteventura has fortunately escaped this so far. Sadly it brings to the fore my earlier warning re taking notice of the warning flags on the beaches here. There have been several fatalities in our neighbouring islands. We continue with very hot sunshine and moderate/strong wind strength. Flights may also become disrupted as there is a warning about the ash cloud in Iceland.
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The development of an ash cloud in Iceland could be disastrous for the aviation industry and cause widespread disruption for travellers. Teams monitoring Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano have found evidence of a possible underground eruption as powerful earthquakes continue.
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Clece company, awarded the entire agreement of the municipal street lighting in La Oliva, will begin shortly the maintenance and, where applicable, renewal of lamps and luminaires at the heart of Corralejo. 364 street lights will be investigated.Read More
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A study, details of which are published in today's (27-08-2014) Diario de Avisos paper, confirms doctors' unions' long-held complaints that GP surgeries are overburdened, with doctors having to take on an average of 200 more patients than they should under World Health Organisation guidelines.
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The festivities in the northern town already have announced the winner, Miss Anabel Morales Gutierrez, who won the title and also Miss Elegance was chosen by the jury. The titles of First and Second Lady of Honour were awarded to Martin and Claudia Herrera Amara Ascanio Barrera.Read More
800 people call for a dog beach in La Oliva
Up to 824 people have supported the creation of a beach for the use of pets in the municipality of La Oliva. If approved, this would be the first beach on the island and would add to the Dog Friendly that is already in Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Tenerife.Read More
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With the Boston Bruins gearing up for rookie and veteran training camp next month in September, the B's finally announced the roster of rookie players set to report to Kitchener, Ontario for rookie training camp beginning on Sept. 5. The rookie roster is comprised of 24 players that will take part in the mini-training camp from Sept. 5-10 and play three preseason games against the Toronto Maple Leafs (Sept. 7), Ottawa Senators (Sept. 9) and the Pittsburgh Penguins (Sept. 10).
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The proverbial cat has been out of the hockey bag for months now, but Hockey East made things official at Fenway Park Thursday morning when Commissioner Joe Bertagna announced a men's and women's college hockey doubleheader outdoors at Fenway Park on Friday, January 8.
Storied rivals Boston University and Boston College will play against each other in the nightcap at 7:30 p.m. on a sure-to-be frigid evening, and the Northeastern University women's team will host the University of New Hampshire at 4 p.m. on Friday afternoon. BC will be the home team hosting the Terriers at a regular hockey rink that will be set up past the pitcher's mound in the infield and shallow outfield areas.
Representatives from the Red Sox, NESN, Hockey East, the NHL and the Boston Bruins were on hand to make the announcement, and everyone on hand was looking forward to playing some outdoor hockey under the lights. The collegiate game will make a nice, affordable alternative to the NHL/Bridgestone Winter Classic on New Year's Day at Fenway Park, and the tickets will go on sale at noon on Sept. 17 and range from $5-90 for the once-in-a-lifetime event.
"We had heard rumors about this during the summer, but I didn't really get my hopes up until coach Parker told us it was 95 percent a few days ago," said Boston University forward and San Jose Sharks sixth round pick Nick Bonino. "I've played some pond hockey under the floodlights before, but nothing like this. The conditions will be unbelievable and I'm sure it's going to be really cold.
"All I could think of when I heard we were playing this game was the movie 'Mystery, Alaska. I wish I had Sidney Crosby's cell phone number so I could give him a call and get some advice about adjusting to the elements and snow in an outdoor game."
While it's doubtful that Bonino will be tracking down Sid the Kid's digits anytime soon for a little one-on-one consultation, it is another feather in the cap of the celebrated careers of college hockey coaching legends Jack Parker and Jerry York. Parker has been a longtime Red Sox season ticket holder and had been trying to put together a BC/BU game with York for years, but offseason improvement work inside Fenway Park always seemed to impede a potential outdoor game.
"It's amazing what can happen when the NHL gets involved, isn't it?" said Hockey East commissioner Joe Bertagna, who cracked that he had already consulted the Farmer's Almanac to check the weather for the Friday night hockey game. "This is something that I think everyone in the league wanted to be a part of, and it's really going to amount to a great experience for the student-athletes at BU, BC, UNH and Northeastern."
According to Bertagna, event organizers have also left Saturday, Jan. 9, open in case there's a blizzard or some other kind of crazy inclement weather in store for Friday night, and the games will be scheduled at the same times on Saturday if a postponement becomes necessary. The rink at Fenway will be fully constructed by mid-to-late December, and will stay intact diring the week between the Winter Classic game between the Bruins and Flyers on Jan. 1 and the college hockey doubleheader. It's expected that public skating at Fenway will take place in the week between the Winter Classic game and the college hockey doubleheader.
Bruins representative Bob Sweeney also made mention of an alumni game during the announcement, which is an idea that was kicked around when the Winter Classic was announced in July at Fenway Park. Perhaps a game between a Boston Bruins legends team and a Philadelphia Flyers legend team full of the old Broad Street Bullies?
As mentioned before, tickets will go on sale Sept. 17 and can be purchased at www.tickets.com/fenwayhockey.
National TV schedule for Bruins in 2009-10
|08.19.09 at 8:49 pm ET
Great job by the Puck the Media hockey blog to compile a list of all potential national TV hockey games for each NHL club next season. So here's the schedule of 21 potential B's games that will be covered by Versus, NBC, CBC or TSN/TSN2 next season. The Black and Gold could have as many as five games on NBC next season — with one of those obviously being the NHL/Bridgestone 2010 Winter Classic at Fenway Park. Here's the complete schedule of TV hockey dates to circle on your pucks calendar.
Among the US hockey teams in the NHL, the 21 national TV games in the US and Canada ranks only behind the Detroit Red Wings and Washington Capitals in terms of sheer number of potential dates.
Total ' 21
Oct. 1 ' vs. Washington, 7:00 PM (VERSUS)
Nov. 3 ' at Detroit, 7:00 PM (VERSUS/TSN)
Nov. 5 ' vs. Montreal, 7:00 PM (TSN)
Nov. 10 ' vs. Pittsburgh, 7:00 PM (VERSUS/TSN)
Dec. 4 ' at Montreal, 8:00 PM (CBC)
Dec. 5 ' vs. Toronto, 7:00 PM (CBC)
Dec. 19 ' at Toronto, 7:00 PM (CBC)
Jan. 1 ' vs. Philadelphia, 1:00 PM (NBC/CBC)
Jan. 4 ' at NY Rangers, 7:00 PM (VERSUS/TSN)
Jan. 23 ' vs. Ottawa, 1:00 PM (CBC)
Jan. 24 ' at Carolina, 12:30 PM (NBC)
Feb. 7 ' at Montreal, 12:30/3:00 PM (NBC/CBC)
Mar. 4 ' vs. Toronto, 7:00 PM (TSN)
Mar. 7 ' at Pittsburgh, 12:30 PM (NBC)
Mar. 13 ' at Montreal, 7:00 PM (CBC)
Mar. 15 ' at New Jersey, 7:00 PM (VERSUS/TSN2)
Mar. 21 ' vs. NY Rangers, 12:30 PM (NBC)
Mar. 29 ' vs. Buffalo, 7:00 PM (VERSUS/TSN2)
Apr. 3 ' at Toronto, 7:00 PM (CBC)
Apr. 5 ' at Washington, 7:00 PM (VERSUS/TSN)
Apr. 11 ' at Washington, TBD (NBC)
Yelle signs a one-year deal with Hurricanes
|08.19.09 at 11:43 am ET
The brief Bruins career of veteran center Stephane Yelle came to a close on Wednesday afternoon as the 35-year-old signed a one-year, $550,000 deal with the Carolina Hurricanes. Yelle totalled 7 goals and 11 assists with the Bruins last season in 77 games skating with the checking lines, but B's GM Peter Chiarelli had indicated that Yelle was likely moving on after Boston had signed Steve Begin to a one-year deal.
Yelle will join defenseman Aaron Ward in Carolina, as the B's blueliner was also dealt to the Canes — the team that ended Boston's playoff run last year — this summer. Yelle was a valued penalty-killer and faceoff specialist for Boston after signing a late summer deal with the Bruins just prior to training camp last season.
Team USA invitees donate youth hockey equipment
|08.18.09 at 6:48 pm ET
As part of the Team USA Olympic hockey team orientation camp taking place in Woodridge, Ill., this week, each of the 34 National Hockey League players attending attending the camp this week will donate 15 sets of OneGoal starter equipment to a lucky youth hockey organization of their choice. The equipment was purchased by the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA), through its Goals & Dreams fund, in cooperation with USA Hockey and OneGoal.
As part of the Tuesday afternoon announcement at the orientation camp, 35 children had the opportunity to use OneGoal equipment and play hockey for the first time with a group of Olympic hopeful heroes.
"We'd like to thank the NHLPA for its gift of equipment to our local programs," said Dave Ogrean, executive director of USA Hockey. "Their generosity helps further opportunities for young children to try our great sport without financial duress."
"NHLPA members are very proud to be involved with this initiative," said Paul Kelly, NHLPA executive director. "The players' Goals & Dreams program is focused on providing future generations with the opportunity to play the great game of hockey, so this is a fitting collaboration with OneGoal and USA Hockey."
Listed below are the NHL players attending USA Hockey's Men's Olympic Orientation Camp and the programs they've designated to receive their 15 sets of OneGoal starter equipment — including Bruins players Phil Kessel and Tim Thomas. Both B's players donated the hockey equipment to youth organizations from their hometown stomping grounds with Kessel donating to the Madison Capitals in Madison, Wi., and Thomas donating his share of hockey stuff to the Flint Icelanders of Flint, Mi.
Ron Hainsey, Jonathan Quick and Chris Drury all donated hockey equipment to younth hockey groups in Connecticute, and Massachusetts native and BU alum Ryan Whitney donated his allottment of equipment to South Boston Youth Hockey.
In 1999, the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA) launched the Goals & Dreams fund as a way for the players to give something back to the game they love. The players' program has donated full sets of hockey equipment to more than 13,000 economically disadvantaged children in 19 countries and assisted with upgrades and the building of hundreds of arenas world-wide. To date, Goals & Dreams has donated more than $17-million to grassroots hockey programs around the world making it the largest program of its kind. For more information on the NHLPA and the Goals & Dreams fund, visit www.nhlpa.com.
OneGoal is a nonprofit organization founded by the major hockey equipment manufacturers, with support from USA Hockey, the NHL, the NHLPA, Hockey Canada and the NHL Alumni Association. Its goal is to positively affect the growth of hockey, particularly at entry level ages (four-to-eight year-olds). OneGoal seeks to accomplish its goals through media campaigns that provide visibility and key messaging for hockey and also through its OneGoal starter equipment program.
Each set of starter equipment includes a helmet with face shield, chest protector, elbow pads, gloves, pants and shin pads. Youth organizations and rinks are able to purchase the OneGoal starter equipment sets at a minimal cost and lend them to prospective entry level players to significantly reduce the cost to try the sport. For more information, visit OneGoal.com.
Organizations Designated To Receive OneGoal Equipment
David Backes, Spring Lake Park Youth Hockey, Blaine, Minn.
David Booth, Hockey Ministries International, Montreal, Que.
Dustin Brown, Ithaca Youth Hockey Association, Ithaca, N.Y.
Dustin Byfuglien, Roseau Youth Hockey, Roseau, Minn.
Ryan Callahan, Rochester Youth Hockey, Rochester, N.Y.
Chris Drury, Wonderland Wizards, Orange, Conn.
Tom Gilbert, Bloomington Jefferson Youth Hockey, Bloomington, Minn.
Tim Gleason, Honeybaked, Farmington Hills, Mich.
Scott Gomez, Scott Gomez Foundation, Anchorage, Alaska
Ron Hainsey, Eastern Connecticut Hockey Organization, Manchester, Conn.
Erik Johnson, Bloomington Athletic Hockey Association, Bloomington, Minn.
Jack Johnson, Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey Association, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Patrick Kane, Cazenovia Park Hockey Association, Buffalo, N.Y.
Ryan Kesler, Livonia Hockey Association, Livonia, Mich.
Phil Kessel, Madison Capitals, Madison, Wis.
Mike Komisarek, Suffolk P.A.L., Hauppauge, N.Y.
Jamie Langenbrunner, Cloquet Hockey Association, Cloquet, Minn.
Ryan Malone, TBA, TBA
Paul Martin, Elk River Youth Hockey Association, Elk River, Minn.
Ryan Miller, Great Lansing Amateur Hockey Association, Lansing, Mich.
Mike Modano, Junior Stars Hockey Association, Dallas, Texas
Kyle Okposo, Highland Central Association, St. Paul, Minn.
Brooks Orpik, Hockey in the Hood, Sewickley, Pa.
T.J. Oshie, Warroad Youth Hockey, Warroad, Minn.
Zach Parise, Highland Central Association, St. Paul, Minn.
Joe Pavelski, Portage County Youth On Ice, Stevens Point, Wis.
Jonathan Quick, Hamden Youth Hockey, Hamden, Conn.
Brian Rafalski, Wyandotte Youth Hockey, Wyandotte, Mich.
Bobby Ryan, Anaheim Junior Ducks, Anaheim, Calif.
Rob Scuderi, Freeport Arrows, Bellmore, N.Y.
Paul Stastny, Chesterfield Hockey Association, Chesterfield, Mo.
Ryan Suter, Madison Capitals, Madison, Wis.
Tim Thomas, Flint Icelanders, Flint, Mich.
Ryan Whitney, South Boston Youth Hockey, South Boston, Mass.
Thomas and Kessel commence Team USA tryouts
|08.18.09 at 11:59 am ET
Vezina Trophy winning goaltender Tim Thomas and unsigned sniper Phil Kessel are the only two Bruins representatives attending Team USA Orientation Camp this week at the Seven Bridges Arena in Woodridge, Il. — and both players were among the 34 skaters invited to appear Monday for workouts and team-bonding exercises leading up to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Kessel, a restricted free agent without arbitration rights, is mired in a contract stalemate with the B's that clearly isn't headed for a quick ending. The increasingly rare chance that another team swoops in with a $4-5 million per year offer sheet for Kessel could change the tenor of negotiations, or the 21-year-old winger could drop all contractual demands and agree to something in the neighborhood of David Krejci money (three years for $3.75 per year).
Unless either of those things happen — and both seem to have long shot chances of happening — then it could be an address-changing trade that ends up shifting some movement from one or both sides, as Kessel clearly wants his contract situation resolved before the NHL regular season begins in October.
In some interesting comments made to the USA Today's Kevin Allen on Monday, Kessel said that he fully expects to be signed — one way or the other — by the time the regular season begins on Oct. 1. There had been some speculation that last season's 36-goal scorer would be A) out until December with rotator cuff/labrum surgery on his right shoulder and B) could hold out until Dec. 1 before finalizing his contract.
Kessel put that notion to bed on Monday, and said that he intends to be ready for game-action by early-to-mid November. According to the player, he already has 95 percent strength in his shoulder. and should be ready to skate some time in September.
The young B's winger also admitted that the two sides are in something of a "stalemate", but that some kind of resolution will be made when the NHL season commences on Oct. 1. It's been a very civilized negotiation between agent Wade Arnott and B's GM Peter Chiarelli thus far, and Chiarelli has already made statements that Kessel will be returning to Boston next season barring an outlandish offer sheet from another NHL team. To this date, there hasn't been one offer sheet given to an RFA player this summer.
"It's at a stalemate and I don't know what's going to happen," Kessel said to the USA Today. "'¦I think it could go either way at this point."
Is there a date that Kessel expects to sign by?
"There is no date," Kessel said to the USA Today. "Either way it will get done before the season for sure."
Fellow 21-year-old young gun Anze Kopitar struck it rich with the LA Kings for a multi-year deal that's going to pay him $6.8 million per season for the next seven years, but a better comp for Kessel continues to be Florida Panthers forward David Booth. Booth has similar service time and stats to Kessel, and inked a market-setting six-year, $25.5 million deal this summer as a restricted free agent.
The cap hit amounts to $4.25 million per season for the Panthers, and that is exactly what just about every hockey observer outside the negotiations felt that the young B's superstar would eventually settle in for. It remains to be seen when that actually happens, but it's safe to say it'll be in September if Kessel has his druthers.
Winter Classic ticket drawing for public on Sept. 15
|08.17.09 at 1:07 pm ET
The much-anticipated 2010 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic on New Year's Day at Fenway Park has already sparked huge interest from fans yearning for tickets, and the NHL announced Tuesday afternoon that a ticket drawing for the general public will take place on Sept. 15 at noon.
The drawing, which will randomly pick lucky fans as ticket winners, will come to a close on Oct. 5 at 11:59 a.m. after everyone has had a chance to enter the ticket derby. Winners will be notified by Oct. 20 and allowed to buy one pair of tickets — with prices ranging from $50-$350 depending on the seats chosen at Fenway.
It's expected that the Fenway upper level seats will be the most expensive of the bunch, just as those particular seats were at Wrigley last January. The ticket drawing will be hosted exclusively through the NHL.com website, but interested fans should stay tuned for any more details concerning ticket prices and availability for pucks on ice at the Fens moving forward.
Season-ticket owners for the Bruins and Flyers will receive notification in late August concerning the process of buying Winter Classic tickets, and every full season ticket holder is guaranteed a chance to purchase tickets. Given that over 200,000 people entered the ticket drawing for the Winter Classic at Wrigley Field last season, there's going to be a pretty healthy amount of luck involved for those hoping to win their way into watching the Bruins skate at Fenway.
Fans seeking information about a chance to win the right to purchase tickets to the 2010 Bridgestone/NHL Winter Classic® can sign up at www.nhl.com/winterclassic to receive detailed alerts regarding the NHL Winter Classic — for example, how and when to register for the opportunity to get their hands on the hottest tickets in hockey.
The NHL also announced that it again will make a certain number of tickets available for local youth hockey groups in Boston. This year, the Boston Bruins Foundation will coordinate the youth hockey initiative ticket drawing for young hockey fans in the greater Boston area. The B's will release details later this month on the community program.
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'Chicken Castle'
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Ok people this is it!! The biggest poke battle you'll ever see! forget the turns, forget the "Charizard use WATER GUN!!! Let's just throw the damn pokeballs and let all our Pokémon do the talking!
BTW: This is my second ever flash, I only started using CS3 flash in early 2009 so don't be expecting a masterpiece here :P
(Pokemon The Fated Encounter is complete!! so what are you waiting for? go and see it :)
(UPDATE*1) Black boarders inserted incase of over enlargement
(UPDATE*2) Minor graphical issue changes
(UPDATE*3) Sync issue resolved
Ok an explanation into why I made this: Since I've been navigating newgrounds I noticed the Pokémon section titled "kill all the Pokémon" or something like that and not many people liking Pokémon. But I noticed there is actually a large poke fan-base here so I wanted to see in my ability what I can contribute to them. Although I myself not a fan of Pokémon and never really was, I also don't hate it, why should I hate it? Just admit to yourselves that everyone use to like poke at one point of their life hence me making this, so sit back and enjoy the murkage.
(EDIT: Sorry about the dodgy artwork I'm really shite at drawing pokemon, so bare with me and try and watch thanks :)
(Anyways back to this! yes in the video the Pokémon do more than four moves each, but however I have done my research on their attacks on that bulbapedia wiki (very helpful poke wiki :) So no problems here with fake attacks (Steelix doing thunderbolt or something Oo)
Runtime- 3:45 mins (Battle scene duration)
Frame Rate- AS3 20fps = AS2 24fps
Symbol Count- 845!! O_o
Production Time of Flash- 20 days
P.S I never again shah publish in AS3! what a nightmare! Just to make a button? (Again sorry for filesize, I've got two unstreamed mp3s in this submission which adds on a gazillion more MBs :P
??????: Spot the mystery pokemon in the flash, hehe :)
and hope you enjoy or enjoyed the cataclysmic battle! as the marines would say "ooOORAH!!!" XD
You my friend rule keep up the good work!
My freaking epic goodness...
That was beyond epic, my friend. And I have maaany reasons to really appreciate what you've made!
It's always nice to see something on NewGrounds that isn't automatic pokemon hate, so that's an automatic plus. This was just your second flash, but it doesn't look anything like amateur work at all. You can tell from the moment it begins that you put a LOT of time into it.
These are the kinds of battles people love to see. Gave a pokemon fan like me goosebumps. x3 (I only get 'em when I see something awesome!)
Don't down yourself! All the pokemon looked awesome, and if that's what you think shitty drawing is-- then my eyes would melt out their sockets if I saw what you thought was perfect.
I can't wait to watch the next one! 5/5!!
It was amazingly epic and well synced with thee music I'll give that a 9, but the animation and the quality of the drawing I thought was poor, but you obviously put A LOT into this, so great job.
Absolutely EPIC!
i loved the Pokemon series even before it got well known.
This battle was totally awesome and it's the first pokemon themed flash animation i've seen. All i can say is any other Pokemon based flash has ALOT to live up to!
Amazing work :)
OMG o.o
Long, well animated, and the music fitted well :) Awesome job


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Mayhill-Cooper Creek Fire Department
Updated: Friday, May 9, 2003 - 01:51:21 PM
Phone: (940) 383-2762
Fax: (940) 383-3868
Mayhill-Cooper Creek Fire Department proudly protects 3000 est. people living in an area of 24.22 square miles. We operate out of 1 station that protects a primarily rural area. Our department is a private department whose members are on a volunteer status.
The Fire Department was started on 1 April 1977. It is named after a main road that runs north/south thru our district, Mayhill Cooper Creek Road. We do not have a town and are the only 100% county fire department in Denton County Texas. The Department is very active with the Denton County Firemen's Park in down town Denton.
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Cute summer sandals named after the lovely icecream colours. An easy pattern on the upper and a stylish flower add flair to this straightforward pattern. These would be perfect for summer days at the seaside and would also make a lovely gift for a new baby too. Quick and easy and a great way to use up some of your stash!
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Barun Sobti in teaser of Main Aur Mr. Riight
Touch of Vermillion ♥
Arnav. Arnav Singh Raizada.
The freeze of that episode was written like.. because.. ok so, Shyaam is.. no, Khushi or Arnav is uh.. falling for Khushi who is in turn loved by Shyaam, who is the uh uh.. husband of.. uh.. Arnav's sister. And eventually it was written Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon.
- happy birthday amrit -
20/∞ photos of Barun Sobti
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In which Khushi attempts to hypnotise Arnav.. and fails
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It was a memorable journey. From the first note of Rabba Ve to the first glance exchanged by Khushi and Arnav. To the great and entertaining supporting cast which made this show what it is, and the final goodbye between the entire cast and crew. 3 years from today is where it had all started. 3 years and the magic is still alive.
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We have some new notebooks which I'm trying to install Google Earth on. All seems to go OK - file downloads and starts to run but eventually fails with a suggestion that it's a Firewall blocking issue. Windows Firewall was not activated. Activated it an added both the installer and downloader - still the same problem?
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The Apparatus Architect
Part 43 At the scene of a fire in a three-story, wood-frame dwelling, the engine company is making a push into the attic to cut off the fire extension into this area. For some unknown reason, the attack line goes limp and the engine crew is without...
Part 43 At the scene of a fire in a three-story, wood-frame dwelling, the engine company is making a push into the attic to cut off the fire extension into this area. For some unknown reason, the attack line goes limp and the engine crew is without water. Due to the high heat, the firefighters...
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Going back into history, fewer than 40 years ago, the minimum requirement for ground ladders on aerial devices was a total of 228 feet. Over the years, the minimum standard complement for ground ladders has been reduced to the current level of 115 feet on aerial devices and 85 feet for quint apparatus. Additionally, NFPA 1901 states that the 115-foot complement should include one folding ladder, two roof ladders and three extension ladders. In many cases, fire apparatus manufacturers have designed standard aerial ladder bodies around this requirement with some options to increase the number of ladders carried inside of the body or mounted on the aerial device itself.
Quint-style aerial devices are further complicated in that the packaging of the fire pump, water tank, hosebed and ground ladder storage are all competing for the same space and weight considerations in the overall design of the unit. For this reason, fewer options are available for increasing the ground ladder complement on these devices without sacrificing compartment space or water tank capacity. On single-axle quint units, there is a tendency to overload these devices as there is a practical limit to the amount of apparatus components together with the NFPA equipment allowance of 2,500 pounds that can safely be carried on a single axle. It is not uncommon for a well-equipped ladder company to carry equipment that will total more than the 2,500-pound minimum payload. It is incumbent for the fire department to provide an equipment inventory with weights to prospective bidders so that an appropriate allowance can be made for the required fixed equipment, portable tools and other components on the finished vehicle. The Fire Apparatus Manufactures Association (FAMA) website can be a valuable help in this endeavor (www.fama.org) as well as individual tool and equipment vendors.
Beyond the minimum ground ladder complement as outlined in NFPA 1901, any department that operates a ladder company should have a good idea as to what ground ladders are needed to properly serve its area. One way to accomplish this is to visit the residential and commercial buildings in the first-due area and, with the building owners' permission, place ground ladders at various points on each building to determine what type and length of ladder will be needed to properly cover all sides and elevations on the building. You may find, for example, that a 28-foot or 30-foot extension ladder will work just fine at one point, saving that 35-foot extension ladder to go to the roof or balcony of a structure where the aerial ladder cannot be positioned to reach that objective.
After you have completed several of these scenarios, you can determine how many wall, roof and extension ladders will be required on the fireground to cover all of the building exposures. Once you total up the required footage of ladders required, you may find that the 85-foot or 115-foot minimum standards will not meet your needs. Not to worry! You now have the information required when you sit down with an apparatus builder's representative to determine how to best outfit your new aerial device with the complement of ground ladders that will protect your personnel and provide sufficient ground ladder deployment at the incident scene.
As a practical example, several months ago, a fire department in upstate New York held a multi-unit drill at an apartment complex in its first-due area. The host company operated a single-axle quint as the first-due unit, followed by several engines and one rear-mount tower from a neighboring company. The units entered the complex as they would during an alarm, with the rear-mount quint arriving on the scene and establishing a water supply by laying a large-diameter hoseline (LDH) and positioning the aerial to reach the roof.
At this point, several problems ensued, including having the supply line catch under the wheels of a privately owned vehicle (POV) in the parking lot and damaging the rear of the apparatus tailboard. The design of the supply line hosebed on the quint was such that the hose passed under the turntable through a chute. When the apparatus turned the corner, the hose coupling became hung up, causing the hose to drag behind the apparatus.
After initially positioning the quint in the crowded parking area, there was limited room to spot the apparatus. After deploying the outriggers and raising the 75-foot aerial, it became apparent that there was insufficient horizontal reach to make the roof or any of the upper-story balconies on the building. Several lessons were learned:


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Welcome to Goodgame Poker! Our latest
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Now I love poker games but this one doesn't have the tactics or fun that other online poker games have. True I haven't played this one enough to make a fair judgement but every room seems to just have people who go all in every hand. Its too easy to win but more importantly to win doesn't require all the fun elements of poker like bluffing but rather just folding every hand and then going all in with aces and knowing that at least one or more idiots will call you and then be patient and repeat. Although its easy it really isn't a very fun poker experience. I guess I can't really blame the game as much as the players but I can't give this a perfect 10 due to honestly it just not being very fun. I deducted further points for your asshole attempt to make money by getting people to pay real money plus the whole registration thing.
Well what can I say...
It doesn't work... I'll get a bad review for this... but if it doesn't load, it doesn't load... It just sits there like it has been completely loaded with teh chick holding the cards, and the dude about to put his keys in the pot. Sucks.
Great poker game! GET A BLACKJACK ONE!
Best poker game on newgrounds!
i pone with full straight!
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Prof. Etkina will give three talks:
1) Common break. Lecture for a broad audience.
On new federal science education standards.
Ideas from science education that can be useful in other disciplines and lead to successful careers.
"Powerful in its audacity, compelling in its passion."
Don't miss an exclusive performance of this bold new play inspired by racial tensions at a Louisiana high school in 2006.
Professor Stanley-Baker (visiting from Germany) and Pettit (visiting from Taiwan) will participate in a public roundtable on magic, alchemy, drugs, and demons in pre-modern and contemporary China.
This event is in celebration of the launch of Abington College's new Asian Studies Minor in Spring 2014.
Why do we have morality? From where is it derived?
Professor Kurzban will discuss current evolutionary theories of morality, asserting that the adaptations that underlie moral judgment and behavior serve to deliver benefits (or prevent harm) to others. He will also discuss three lines of research built around an alternative view.
Professor Leslie Bostrom will give a lecture about her current series of work on display in the Woodland Commons Gallery.
On your day off, visit us to learn about the next steps in the admissions process, take part in a special presentation by Abington's esteemed faculty, and tour our beautiful campus.
-Registration begins at 10:30 am in the Sutherland building.
-Brief admissions presentation at 10:45 am in room 9, Sutherland building.
-Classroom experience from 11:10 am - 11:50 am.
Join us for a visit day on your day off from schoool!
Join us for a visit day on your day off from school! This program is for high school students who haven't applied.
-Registration begins at 2:15 p.m. in the Lares Student Union building.
-Admissions presentation at 2:30 p.m. in Lubert Commons, Lares building.
-Campus tour at 3:00 p.m.
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Do not miss out on all of the amazing talent Penn State Abington has to offer! You're in store for a night of absolute amazement and extraordinary entertainment! Free!
Well-known comedian Eric O'shea will be gracing us with his comical abilities. Do not miss out on one of the most amazing events of the year!