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Vintage Victorian W&SB Locket signed Gold tone, nice
Vintage Victorian W&SB Locket signed Gold tone, nice
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Nice vintage victorian locket Signed W&Sb with a star , raised flowers, the jeweler said these are synthenic stones. this company was started by two brothers in 1865. W. & S. Blackinton Co. (W&SB) was originally a manufacturer of gold jewelry in Meriden, CT. After being purchased by the Ellmore Silver Co. in the 1930's, Initials AHK engraved on back. I have seen this locket for sale on other sites for $275 and not as good of shape as this. If you have any questions or need more photos please ask. Thanks for looking.
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This afternoon the UMass Minutemen faced off against Vanderbuilt of the Southern Conference at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough MA. The game began evenly with a set of turnovers by each team. Carta-Samuels had a pass picked off by Randell Jette which was his first interception of the season, while Adam Butler recovered a UMass fumble which rolled off the back of the receiver but never hit the ground. The first score of the game was made by Vanderbuilt. Jonathan Krause scored on a 49 yard pass to end a 6 play 81 yard drive late in the first quarter. The Minutemen were quick to respond with a score of their own with a 75 yard scoring drive lead by quarterback AJ Doyle which was finished with a third and goal pass to Tajae Sharpe. This had been the longest scoring drive by the Minutemen all season. Vanderbuilt was unable to make another touchdown score before halftime, but Carey Spear made a 32 yard field goal which gave the Commodores a 10-7 lead. The Minutemen also made a field goal attempt before the half, but the 45 yard attempt by Blake Lucas went far right and no score was made. Neither team scored in the third, but Vanderbuilt scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Carta-Samuels was nearly sacked by Stanley Andre, yet completed a 11 yard pass to Jordan Matthews for a score. Finally an over seven minute drive that went 89 yards resulted in a touchdown by Jerron Seymour, giving the Commodores a 24-7 lead with 4 minutes 41 seconds left in the game. UMass will have a bye week next week, and will then travel to Doyt Perry Stadium in Ohio to face Bowling Green on October 5th at 3:30pm.
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Hiya All,
I just want to sat to ya all, that I'm taking a break from blogging.
I'm on a holiday break. I'll be back in August. It'll do me good.
Hope you're going to miss as much as I will miss your posts. Wish ya all a great summer and I'll chat to you soon xxxxxx


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The new book from the author of the bestselling and much-loved Seabiscuit.
On a May afternoon in 1943, an Army Air Forces bomber crashed into the Pacific Ocean and disappeared, leaving only a spray of debris and a slick of oil, gasoline, and blood. Then, on the ocean surface, a face appeared. It was that of a young lieutenant, the plane's bombardier, who was struggling to a life raft and pulling himself aboard. So began one of the most extraordinary odysseys of the Second World War.
The lieutenant's name was Louis Zamperini. In boyhood, he'd been a cunning and incorrigible delinquent, breaking into houses, brawling, and fleeing his home to ride the rails. As a teenager, he had channelled his defiance into running, discovering a prodigious talent that had carried him to the Berlin Olympics and within sight of the four-minute mile.
But when war had come, the athlete had become an airman, embarking on a journey that led to his doomed flight, a tiny raft, and a drift into the unknown.
Ahead of Zamperini lay thousands of miles of open ocean, leaping sharks, a foundering raft, thirst and starvation, enemy aircraft, and, beyond, a trial even greater. Driven to the limits of endurance, Zamperini would answer desperation with ingenuity; suffering with hope, resolve, and humour; brutality with rebellion. His fate, whether triumph or tragedy, would be suspended on the fraying wire of his will.
In her long-awaited new book, Laura Hillenbrand writes with the same rich and vivid narrative voice she displayed in SEABISCUIT. Telling an unforgettable story of a man's journey into extremity, UNBROKEN is a testament to the resilience of the human mind, body, and spirit.
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Last Friday I went to a lecture commemorating the fortieth anniversary of co-education at Princeton University, my alma mater. The lecture, given by Jill Dolan, a Professor of English and Theater and Director of the Program in the Study of Women and Gender, was about how co-education happened at Princeton, and how campus life has changed since the first undergraduate women were admitted to the class of 1973.
Princeton is an old institution – 264 years old, to be precise – and the first official rumblings of co-education began in 1967, when the trustees formed a committee to investigate the possibility of admitting women undergraduates (the first women graduate students had been admitted six years earlier). By April 1969, the trustees had decided that Princeton would begin admitting women, making it the second to last Ivy League institution to do so (Columbia did not admit women until 1983).
Unsurprisingly, there was a good deal of resistance to the decision: Alumni and faculty were concerned that if women were allowed in, Princeton would no longer attract the best and brightest male students and professors, and more frightening still, that alumni would no longer donate to the University. One dismayed alumnus expressed his opinion that "Princeton should be–and forever remain–an institution for White, Male, Christians (preferably, Scotch Presbyterians)." But despite the objections of the rich old white men who were so threatened by their arrival, the women came, nine of them in a graduating class of about a thousand, blazing a trail for the thousands of other women who would follow.
In the intervening decades, Princeton established a Program in the Study of Women and Gender, an interdisciplinary minor that draws on Sociology, English, Anthropology, Psychology, History and Religion. In 2001, the University elected its first woman president, Dr. Shirley Tilghman, a molecular biologist and the third woman to be president of an Ivy League institution. And when the Class of 2010 graduates today, half the people sweating in black and orange robes will be women.
However, as Dolan noted on Friday, there are still very few women granted tenure, and as on college campuses across the country, a dearth of women studying the hard sciences. It's incredibly rare to see a woman running for or winning the more visible student government positions, and in recent years, only one woman has been president of an eating club, the co-ed fraternities that are at the center of the campus party scene. Socially, the campus culture leaves much to be desired; let's just say that there's a reason why, after three years at Princeton, I felt the need to start a feminist blog, a place where students could think and read about gender issues that affected our campus. And those white male alumni donors haven't changed their minds: When I was a freshman, I worked at the annual giving office, cold calling alumni to solicit donations to the University. It wasn't uncommon to be told, when we called alumni who graduated in the 1950s and 60s, that they had stopped donating when Princeton started "letting the broads in."
So why does it matter that, forty years after co-education, Princeton is less than perfect when it comes to gender? It's still a really great school, right? Shouldn't any woman who goes there – any person who goes there, really – just be damn grateful for the opportunity? Of course they should, and I am incredibly grateful, every day, for the things I learned, the people I met and the experiences I had at Princeton. But I'm not blind to Princeton's failures. I'm not blind to low numbers of students of color, the overt and covert racism, sexism and homophobia on campus, or the spectacular displays of class privilege that go on every day. I'm not blind to the fact that the vast majority of my professors were white and that less than half of them were women, or to the fact that in any given classroom discussion, the boys spoke up a lot more often than the girls. I'm certainly not blind to the fact that the rates of sexual assault are, as on so many college campuses, unacceptably high.
Princeton's failure to reach gender parity and to achieve equal representation for women and people of color matters because Princeton is one of the grandest and most respected institutions in American culture. And like many other such institutions, it is resisting the reality that women and other minority groups are capable of excelling and eager to lead. Like the military, like Wall Street, like countless other grand American institutions with long traditions of excluding everyone but white men, Princeton is grappling with this modern reality. As in those institutions, women and other minorities, once not even permitted to apply, have come a long way. And as in those institutions, they are still far from equal.
And it matters because, if Princeton has its druthers, the students who are graduating this very afternoon will one day be running the world. With the knowledge and connections that they gained in their four years there, many Princeton grads go on to be politicians, captains of industry and Supreme Court Justices (and, less impressively, feminist bloggers).
Is it absurd that the ranks of American power are full to bursting with graduates from just a few select schools, and that admission to those schools is decided by more than just intelligence, but by what high school you went to and who your parents are, creating ongoing systems of class privilege? Hell, yes. Is it ridiculous that the Ivy League mystique is so powerful that a C-average student from Yale can make it to the White House? You're damn right it is. But as it stands, Princeton – like West Point and many other institutions that turn out leaders – produces people who will have power and influence in this world. And as long as that's the case, I want those people to have spent the four most formative years of their lives in a place that's not merely co-educational, but equitable too.


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If your shooting to the right you may want to try canting the bow a little more to the left?
I'm a Lefty
2011 Martin Ridge Hunter
2012 Rytera Alien Z
2008 Diamond Marquis
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Going by your username, I'd guess that your bow is the one on the right on the bow rack. And if it is, since you're using an elevated rest, you'll get some odd results when you try to cant your bow as NN sugested. not to mention that canting a right handed bow to the left tends to drop the arrow off the rest. If you where shooting off the shelf, you'd be shooting from the true center of the bow, and could cant the bow, an elevated rest changes that, and really needs to be shot from a verticle position, you'll have better results by changing your foot position, standing more square to the target, not a whole lot, just a bit. Just keep at it and you'll instintivly move your bow hand enough to comensate for that 1.5" left. It takes practice, practice, practice, sort of like golf, after you hit your pitching wedge 100,000 times, you'll know how far it'll go. Keep it up.
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, shoot thru, 63lb, Quiktune 3000, HAA OL 5519, Beman ICS Hunter
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I've really been enjoying my bow! Especially once I got a set of cat whiskers and limb savers. They made an enormous difference in the sound and feel of the bow, its now damn near whisper quiet and smoother feeling. I've been shooting several times a week, basically every morning I have a day off and the money to afford gas to get to the range. My memory is apparently serving me well. Today while practicing a guy who is there fairly regularly said I have nearly perfect form and that my release is the only thing I'm not doing correctly, I'm pulling my hand back and quite far out to the right when I release sending my arrows on occasion off to the left way of target. Working on fixing that and pulling straight back on release. Sadly I had to call it quits early today after losing a limb saver. It just felt to strange with only one and being the overly paranoid person I am wasn't sure what effect if any the lopsided shock absorption would have. But I got a solid one and a half hour session before it went flying off so no big deal, the shop who fitted them for me said if they came off he'd take care of me. I'm also glad I chose this bow over the initial one recommended to me as the weight is definitely not an issue, after warming up a bit I have no problem holding back the string as long as necessary to line up my shots, likely a long time off before I want to go up in weight(definitely want to make sure I've got everything down before I even think about it), but its nice that this one gives me that option.


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Another fatal shooting occurred early Friday outside the Up Or On The Rocks nightclub (50 Union Place), prompting a temporary closure of the club.
Mayor Pedro Segarra has called for more police in bars and a change to a state law allowing 18-and-over parties in nightclubs. Up Or On The Rocks, which frequently hosts 18-and-over events, has agreed to close temporarily until a security plan is in place. The owner, Jerry Fornarelli, could not be reached for comment.
Friday's incident was the second shooting death in August stemming from an altercation that began in the club, police said. On Aug. 4, Brian Simpe of Manchester was killed during a fight that started inside Up Or On the Rocks and spilled onto the street after the club closed.
Now, Michael Zaleski, head of the Hartford Business Improvement District, wants the establishment shut down for good.
He sent a letter to Segarra Friday calling for the permanent closure of Up Or On The Rocks, saying the club is ruining efforts to revitalize the city's downtown.
"Perception and reality of the downtown are critical," Zaleski wrote. "Thousands of dollars have been invested to try to change people's perceptions of the city. We need people to be able to feel safe in the entertainment district. These types of incidents can't continue to happen."
You can read Zaleski's letter here: HBID – Close Up or On the Rocks
What do you think? Should Up Or On The Rocks be shut down permanently, or should a better security plan be tested out first?


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I love this gif so much but it breaks my heart. At first it looks like she's incredibly happy but then the smile begins to fade and it's so heartbreaking because this is what so many of us experience everyday. We can't just stay happy and it makes me want to cry.
I remember when I was younger, and I started to go through puberty and I started to get curves and I just thought, "Oh my God.. What am I supposed to do with this?"


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British slang for "actually"
I'm acc so happy right now.
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Abbreviation for 'actually'.
It turned out that he was acc. going out with three girls at the same time.
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Atlantic Coast Conference the best college conference in the US esp for basketball!
UNC is going to win the ACC championship this year
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A slut
She's hot, but I bet she's a CC
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Acronym for A-Cup Club, the group where most teenage girls belong with their flat-chested bodies.
"dude, you like that kylene chick?"
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OSU Pistol Team competes in the Willamette Valley Pistol League (WVPL).
Team reading material: The Encyclopedia of Bullseye Pistol
We shoot 9 targets, 3 of each type in a typical match. This totals to 90 rounds, 100 points possible per target or 900 points possible in a match. Slow fire consists of 10 shots in 10 minutes loaded and shot at the shooter's choice of pace. Timed fire is 2 strings of 5 shots each with 20 seconds per string (approximately 4 seconds per shot), loaded and fired per the range officer. Rapid fire is 2 strings of 5 shots each with 10 seconds per string (approximately 2 seconds per shot), loaded and fired per the range officer.
WVPL competition target order:
Slow Fire 1 (S1)
Slow Fire 2 (S2)
National Gallery Match Slow (NGM S)
National Gallery Match Timed (NGM T)
National Gallery Match Rapid (NGM R)
Timed Fire 1 (T1)
Timed Fire 2 (T2)
Rapid Fire 1 (R1)
Rapid Fire 2 (R2)
What do you need to write on your targets on competition day?
On the front top-right of the target write what target it is (S1, S2, NGM S, etc.)
On front top right corner of your targets write the following (be sure to underline or circle or do something to show what team you are shooting for, the examples use underlines):
<First name> <Last name>
OSU vs <opponent abbreviation>
Date of match
<target type>
For example:
John Smith
OSU vs CRV
Here is the 2013-2014 WVPL schedule (all match dates are subject to change by team captains):
|Suggested Date
|Host - A - B
|Host - A - B
|Host - A - B
|Sunday, January 5
|Sunday, February 2
|Sunday, March 2
|Sunday, April 6
Make up matches must be completed by May 4th. (Does not mean on this date).
H = Host Team A = Visiting Team #1 B = Visiting Team #2
First Match: Team A fires against Host at 9:00 am.
Second Match: Team A fires against Team B at 11:30 am (approx.).
Third Match: Team B fires against Host Team after Match #2.
If the 9:00 am team wants to reschedule, arrangements MUST be made with the other team captains!
In the event any team cannot meet the schedule, contact the opposing team captains as far in advance as possible.
ALB - Albany Rifle & Pistol Club
EEC - Emerald Empire Gun Club (no home range this season)
CRV - Corvallis Pistol Team
FRC - Four Corners Rod & Gun Club
NEW - Newberg Rifle & Pistol Club (no team this season)
OSU - Oregon State University Pistol Club
PRP - Portland Rifle & Pistol Club
TRC - Tri-County Gun Club
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Coach DeVito: "Jon is a versatile and talented player who made a huge impact in central midfield for us last year. Once he recognizes that he can be the best player on the field for either team, the sky is the limit for Jon."
High School: Four-year member of soccer team and three year starter… named all-conference as a junior and senior in soccer… received high honors…
PERSONAL: Born John P. DeCasanova September 21, 1991…Mother: Karen…
Major: Sport and Leisure Management…Career plans: Gym Owner…Residence: Glastonbury, CT…
Favorite aspect of Eastern: Class size
Pregame ritual: Taping wrists and initialing on them
Favorite athlete of all time: Michael Jordan
If you won the lottery, what would you do with the money?
Pay loans off, give to family members and charities and save the res
tIf you could go out on a date with a celebrity, who would it be? Jessica Simpson
Your favorite activity other than sports: Watching movies
The best place for pizza: Giovanni's
Favorite professional sports team: Barca
If you had the money, the automobile which you would buy: Nissan 350z twin turbo
The hardest class you've ever taken at Eastern: English Literature
The funniest comedian: Chris Rock
Favorite movie: Happy Gilmore
Penalty for major college teams found cheating: Suspensions and fines
Favorite subject: Math
Favorite movie quote: T-T-T-TODAY JUNIOR! -- Billy Madison
Most money you've ever spent for an athletic or musical event: $100
Favorite TV show: That 70s Show
Your favorite song: Show Goes On -- Lupe
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? Spain
Favorite college sports team, other than your own: UConn
Biggest change needed at Eastern: The food
Favorite Smart Phone application: Bunny Shooter
Favorite restaurant: Max Burgers
If you could go to any sporting event in the world, which would it be? World Cup
Who won this year's Women's World Cup? Japan
Who is your favorite musical artist or group? Wiz Khalifa
Your parent's favorite saying: "Can you do the dishes already?"
Food you could survive on: Bagels
Favorite Disney character: Aladin
Favorite pet: Dog ringer
Strongest animal: Buck the Gorilla
Waffle or sugar cone: Sugar cone
Most famous NASCAR driver ever: Jeff Gordon


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27 October
JS Chapel
28 October
MS & SS House
29 October
Year 12 Final Day
R-12 Chapel
30 October
College Twilight Tour
31 October
World Teachers Day
2 Class of 2004
10 Year Reunion
3-7 Year 7 Aquatics
Year 12 Art Display
3-18 Year 12 Exams
3 JS Chapel
4 MS Chapel
SS Year Level Meeting
Year 11 MFS Road Awareness Program
5 MS Year Level Meeting
SS Chapel
6 JS Music Evening
7 JS Assembly
10-12 Year 11 Drama Production
Year 6 Camp
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11 MS Extended Home Class
SS Year Level Meeting
12 R-12 Assembly
Audit & Compliance
13 Year 9 Boys Immunisations
news & events
TLCOS 10 Year Reunion
Class of 2004 (2000-2004) 10 year reunion. Sunday 23rd November 2014
2013 Annual Report
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2015 Booklists
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Welcome to Tatachilla Lutheran College
Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important decisions you are called upon to make as a parent.
Tatachilla Lutheran College has much to offer its students and their families. Structured as three distinct sub schools, the College offers a seamless pathway from Reception to school leaving.
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If you want to read more about this community, check out this link.
This morning, we went on a site visit to Majestic Gardens. It is a small community about 15 minutes outside of the city. It literally overlooks the harbour- cranes used to haul shipping containers from barges are visible from the main road. A government department in charge of planning for Jamaica's future invited us as they are interested in our mentoring program. We arrived around 10:30 am and waited for our contact to meet us. We had some trouble reaching her and as we waited, we began to draw some attention from some fellows gathered in a bar. Outsiders do not usually venture into this neighbourhood, and if they do, it must be cleared by the don. So the sight of four new faces in a shiny, black SUV was certain to be noticed. Upon making contact, our government representative gave us directions and we drove slowly down the rutted road. And missed the community centre altogether. So we attracted even more attention.
We finally sorted ourselves out and met the leaders of the Community Development Commission, including its president Wayne. They took us on a tour of the community, which stretches south about half-a-mile and runs about a quarter-mile east-to-west. The poverty is evident. There is no reliable water system, nor power, nor garbage collection. So people have rigged up wires to bring power into their homes. These wires hang low and are strung precariously throughout the neighbourhood. With no garbage collection, people have called upon pigs to do the job instead. We also saw another serious safety concern in the way of a stockpile of propane gas canisters. Given the extreme heat, occasional gunfire and the fact that these canisters are not secured, this community is at serious risk.
This community is in serious trouble for many other reasons and the government is in the midst of razing some homes and erecting new apartment buildings. There will be some kind of financial aid system for the residents who cannot pay the mortgage. (The project remains stalled for now, however, as the contractor stopped working as a result of safety concerns).
This entire proposal initially was met with skepticism by the community's don, but he has apparently come around. (The don is in some trouble of his own, it seems, as he was not paying some workers a fair wage. They subsequently shot him in the hand and he relocated within the community as a result). People are being systematically moved into new housing as it goes up. A major roadblock to relocating families, however, is the fact that many people are illiterate so they are incapable of reading and filling out all the paperwork.
One of the major challenges is the social aspect: the community is family-based and small, but it is shorn in half by an artificial border and conflict consistently erupts between the "top" and "bottom" of the community. "Conflict" here is defined as death by gunfire or injury by any other means, in other words, it is serious.
Poverty here is abject, as the government representative told us, although we had gleaned this fact ourselves. Three families are crammed into many of the one-bedroom apartments. Houses are run-down and there are no major stores or facilities. Only one Anglican Community Centre, which itself is bright and airy and was bustling with activity when we were there. It is a cliche to state the following, but I found it to be true: there are feelings of both pride and community. Indeed, we met three members of a dance crew called "Boom Squad," who will compete at a national competition next month.
This community definitely has basic needs that are not being fulfilled. At least they are starting to attract attention.
"And all I offer here is the distilled poetry of my existence..."
Claude McKay, Poet Laureate of Jamaica, 1889-1948
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ONE Spirit
PO Box 3209
Rapid City SD 57709
Food Program
This month's Food Day is scheduled for:
Saturday, October 25th
The last day to submit food orders is:
Friday, October 17th
We have until Sunday, October 19th (end of day)
to accept donations to be able to get food for all of the un-sponsored families needing help.
Please email your food selections to Diane Capalario today.
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Tribal Resolution
In September 2011, the tribal council of the Oglala Lakota passed a resolution in support of One Spirit.
Click here to find out more
Meat House Project
Read Bamm's latest update on The One Spirit Lakota Meat House Project
T-Shirts and Bracelets
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Now you can get your own One Spirit T-Shirt or one of the beautiful bracelets we are offering.
Support OS while Shopping
Now you have the great opportunity to raise money for One Spirit while you are shopping without paying more for your products. Click on the link below to learn how it works.
Sponsorship Program
The Sponsorship program has always been an important OS program that brings assistance directly to families and elders and also promotes inter-cultural understanding and friendship. Both families and sponsors tell us frequently how much it means to them. Both seem to gain equal benefits from the program. There are about 800 sponsors in the program at this time and about 1000 children and elders on the waiting list hoping for a sponsor. The children and elders on the program have urgent needs for warm clothing, blankets, shoes, food and other basic needs.
Quotation of the week
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
― Margaret Mead
One Spirit End Hunger Project
As of tomorrow evening, 30 families will not be receiving food this month.
200 children will be coming home for a week to an empty dinner table.
One of those families is a single mom raising 6 children. She works TANF hours (hours required to receive assistance through Social Service.) Food stamps have already run out for her family.
Please donate now for the October food delivery
Another family is two grandparents caring for 7 grandchildren. Economic conditions in France has forced our sister organization, PRES, to reduce the number of families they sponsor for food and we are struggling to provide food for those families.
While we are working to change the food distribution system, it is the OS food program that families turn to. Without you, we will not be able to help.
Can you sponsor 1 family this month?
Team One Spirit and the Four Lakota Values
In two weeks, Team One Spirit will again travel to New York to compete in the prestigious New York City Marathon. Since their beginning in 2012, the team's ranks have increased amazingly to include Lakota people from age 6 to 60. Across the reservation kids are asking to be part of Team One Spirit and they show up in large numbers for the organized runs – more than 400 at the last run.
Your support has provided shirts that youth throughout the reservation wear with pride. Your support has allowed them to participate in the Denver Marathon where they were honored by competing teams; to win their divisions in the Billy Mills marathon on Rosebud Reservation, and, just recently, to participate and win the Run Crazy Horse Relay Marathon.
Crazy Horse Run
Celebrate with us!!!
Team One Spirit Lakota five won 1st place overall and in the men's division of Run Crazy Horse Marathon Relay finishing in 3 hours 12 minutes. Team One Spirit Oyate took 6th place in the men's division with a time of 3 hours 42 minutes.
The Winyan (women) placed 6th in their division and 22nd overall.
Next Stop - New York City Marathon November 2nd.
Team Member Adds Another Accomplishment to Her List!
The battle to overcome the negative effects of living in poverty is a battle worth fighting and Team One Spirit means to help Lakota youth win. Your support is vital to keep the momentum going.
Team One Spirit goes "all out" to show that Lakota people are much more than the negative publicity so often generated about their reservation and their people. Over the next two weeks we will be showcasing what members of the team are doing and how they are having an impact with the youth of Pine Ridge. We begin with Amanda Carlow.
Show your support for Team One Spirit
Show your support for Team One Spirit
This year, Team One Spirit:
- Ran in the Denver Marathon and were honored by other teams who gave $2000 to support Lakota youth programs.
- Held a "Run for Life, Run to Remember" for the youth. More than 300 young people participated.
- Won first and second places in their division in the Billy Mills Marathon on Rosebud Reservation
- Ran in El Grito event in Denver.
- Ran in the Victoria Secret dirty half marathon. A particularly difficult event in the Black hills that resulted in a couple of injuries.
- Assisted with the Reservation Diabetes Triathlon where the runners ran with the community to help people complete their first event and adopt a healthy life style.
- Conducted a running camp with about 60 kids on the reservation.
Still to come:
- On October 5th, 15 members of Team One Spirit will participate in the Crazy Horse Relay Marathon at the site of the Crazy Horse Monument.
- On November 2nd, 5 team members will not only run in the New York City Marathon but will be honored at a ceremony in Staten Island for their work in the recovery efforts after Hurricane Sandy.
Back home, throughout all these events, 40,000 Lakota people watch and cheer. More than half of the watchers are Lakota youth - the more than 300 youth who participate in the running program, the many youth who are waiting to take part, and even more youth who wonder if they should or could.
Team One Spirit is inspiring the youth and letting them know that it is good to be Lakota.
Lakota Friendship Bracelets
To honor the achievements of Team One Spirit, two Lakota artists beaded friendship bracelets that have been smudged and blessed to carry with them to the receiver the thanks of the Lakota nation.
The first 100 people who donate $25 to support Team One Spirit will receive one of these bracelets.
Show them we've got their back. Let's continue to let the youth of Pine Ridge Reservation know that it is great to be Lakota!!
If you have any questions, please contact Lisa at email@example.com.
Payments can be made online from this website or by mail to:
One Spirit
PO Box 3209
Rapid City, SD 57709
This painting is entitled "Our Children Hold the Future in their Hands". Mixed media on Canvas. 45.7 cm x 50.8 cm. unframed, gallery-wrapped, finished edges.
For every $10.00 you donate to One Spirit Youth Programs, you will receive an entry to the drawing for this extraordinary art piece.
"I am willing to donate the painting ...to benefit One Spirit's YOUTH program. This is something that is near and dear to my heart."
"The painting is very textural as it is a combination of oils mixed with cold waxed and applied with a palette knife. It gives it a raw visceral appeal. My impetus for painting this was my frustration with the state of world peace and the state of poverty and life within our own country. I realized that I would never see those changes in my lifetime. My young grandsons (the models for this painting) have so much ahead of them. I realized that they, along with the rest of their generation, are the hope of the world. It is so much to hand off to them... and for each generation that follows. I am also painfully aware that for some, the effort is acutely more difficult!"
~Betty Tuininga, Artist
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GWEN JONES Obituary - Winnipeg Free Press Passages
GWEN JONES Peacefully, on Sunday, February 13, 2011 in Concordia Place Personal Care Home at the age of 95 years.... - Winnipeg Free Press Passages
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Jones, Gwen 95 8/17/1915 3/17/2011 Longtime resident of Blaine / Beaver, Gwen is survived by her five children and many grandchildren. A graveside service...
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Nick Hucker is fundraising for CLIC Sargent
31.05.2008 Donation by Gwen Jones on 08/04/08. £15.00. + £4.23 Gift Aid. default image. Nice yellow vest Nick! Good luck Sunday. Donation by Matt Broadway on 08/04/08. £10.00. + £2.82 Gift Aid. default image. Good luck! Donation by Thomas on ...
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Bai Pwy?
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Beth Nesa? (Nofelau Nawr)
from Gwen Redvers Jones, Gomer Press, 2000, Paperback
Dyddiau Cwn
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Dygwyl Eneidiau
from Gwen Pritchard Jones, Gwasg Gwynedd, 2006, Paperback
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Amazon MP3: All Ashore
from Eddie Carroll & His Music Gwen Jones, 78 Revival, 2013
Amazon MP3: Don't Let That Moon Get Away
from Eddie Carroll & His Music Gwen Jones, 78 Revival, 2013
Amazon MP3: You've Done Something To My Heart
from Gwen Jones, Marathon Media International Ltd., 2008
Amazon MP3: You've Done Something To My Heart
from Gwen Jones, Marathon Media International Ltd., 2010
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The GWEN JONES was a wooden sailing vessel belonging to the port of Porthmadoc. At time of loss in last April/early May 1853, the vessel was owned by J ...
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Gwen Jones
View Gwen Jones's professional profile. Publications: 1 | Citations: 5 Field Rating: 1. Fields of study: Cell Biology, Immunology
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28.01.2010 by FindRetrievers.com Admin Tammy, I was so glad to see a combined total for dogs. The pictures of Mercy and Shaq add even more. I don't have the points but would have loved the prize at Alex's farm. Keep warm and keep reporting. Gwen Jones ...
Gwen Jones (Coppell, TX)'s review of The Lady in the Tower
So far, I'm LOVING this book and if it pans out the way I'm hopeful it will, I'll purchase the rest of the Queens of England series of Jean Plaidy. Th...
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Bewdley teenager to parachute jump for Kemp Hospice
30.05.2012 [Kidderminster Shuttle] - Just 50 minutes later, her mother Gwen Jones, 63, found her dead. Danielle's grandmother had been battling cancer for five years and passed away 364 days
Bewdley teenager to parachute jump for Kemp Hospice (From ...
30.05.2012 Just 50 minutes later, her mother Gwen Jones, 63, found her dead. Danielle's grandmother had been battling cancer for five years and passed away 364 days after her daughter. She was treated at Kemp Hospice. Now 16 ...
Topless pub calendar for Help for Heroes (From Somerset County ...
02.12.2009 The calendars, which will sell at £10 each, were the brainchild of landlady Gwen Jones, who posed with her husband, Roger, for February. She said: "I've never done anything like this before and was quite nervous. ...
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At the annual meeting, the officers and committee were re-elected - chairman Graham Kiteley, vice-chair Von Stewart, secretary Gwen Jones, treasurer Bob Drew, committee
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21.06.2012 You have given me so much confidence and hope. Thank you @LauraJaneGrace
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18.06.2012 Peter Jones, Gwen Jones at Box Factory August in St. Joe MI. http://t.co/m3b7TIwx
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14.06.2012 Gwen Jones found her attention kept falling back to him.
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Patent USD444302 - Diaper bag or baby stroller basket organizer -...
Inventor: Gwen Jones Primary Examiner: Catherine R. Oliver Current U.S. Classification: D03/315 International Classification: 0301 View patent at USPTO
Save the Coliseum: Diolch, Lowri! / Thank you, Lowri!
17.05.2012 As one local female participant, Gwen Jones mentions, she had the opportunity to watch all kinds of characters in this cinema: "Cowbois, Indians, Romans, Soldiers, Vikings and that one who ate blood, what was he called…
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27.08.2010 by David Martin Gwen Jones says: Chris will be truly missed. I've known him since he was a small child and I can say his mother raised him right and that he was a true gentleman. I am glad that the last time I saw him, I hugged him and told him how ...
Will Gwen be the oldest person to attend Shrewsbury flower show ...
08.08.2011 When Gwen Jones, who is 101 next month, received the surprise gift when visiting Salop Leisure's headquarters at Emstrey with her daughter Sylvia Spencer, of College Road, Shrewsbury, to buy tickets for the show.
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15.05.2010 by ZIP Hank Reardon says: May 18, 2010 at 3:49 PM. This from a Jew? What will it take before they learn? Gwen Jones says: May 24, 2010 at 12:44 PM. his best work was comedy. is he trying to find his way back from the elite to the people ...
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17.03.2010 by Gwen Jones Special Occasion. Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving. Posted by Gwen Jones at 6:37 PM ... About The Designer. My Photo. Gwen Jones: I am a floral designer based out of Olympia Washington. View my complete profile ...
Singing Sensation Shaheen Jafargholi - The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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10.12.2009 by admin thank you so very much for giving me this opportunity to be able to write this again thank you gwen jones. On July 6th, 2010 at 12:38 pm Carlos Rose Says: I grew up watching all of the old Warner Bros westerns. I loved Cheyenne. ...
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Repurposed phone booth library in NYC by architect John Locke
Niagara Falls from a helicopter, Ontario.
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I may live in Toronto, but it's still a destination to travel to.. and I love my city.
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"i like your smile and your fingertips"
the chrysler building and others reflected in the UN building.
midtown, nyc.
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After the blasting we found the petrol tank to be pretty much rusted out. So out it come ready for a rust free replacement.
The Summer Creative bus will be having a complete IRS conversion for better motorway cruising. So first up a pair of new IRS rails from Creative Engineering.
Some of the levely new panels that will be going into this camper.
With the chassis all welded up it's time for some protective paint before the floor and other panels go in.
More lovely new metal going into the Summer Creative bus.
The same repair is needed to the other side of the chassis on the Summer Creative bus. Solid once again.
The usual rusty spot behind the front axel gets the new metal treatment.
Guess what…..another chassis repair is needed.
Here we go, some brand new metal going back in that isn't chassis rail repairs….
Any new metal we're about to put in gets a coat of paint first to help make it last.


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Oscar, Grammy, Golden Globe and Hall of Fame winning songwriter Paul Williams Live!
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Former Mayor of Bogotá, Colombia Enrique Peñalosa brings his conversation about sustainability and mobility in urban areas to Detroit. Enrique's talk will be followed by a panel discussion featuring local leaders in the transit and mobility conversation. Let's give Enrique a proper Detroit welcome party! Join us @ The Max for a celebration of our city and a conversation about our future.
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An advocate for sustainability and mobility in the cities of the future, Enrique Peñalosa, mayor of Bogotá, Columbia from 1998 to 2001, is one of the globe's most respected urban thinkers. Mr. Peñalosa sees urban transportation not as a matter of convenience and economics, but as a matter of justice and equality for every resident. "While mayor, Peñalosa was responsible for numerous radical improvements to the city and its citizens. He promoted a city model giving priority to children and public spaces and restricting private car use, building hundreds of kilometers of sidewalks, bicycle paths, pedestrian streets, greenways, and parks." – Big Think
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Smriti leads after Women's Pro Golf Tour Round 2
Veteran golfer Smriti Mehra snatched the lead after the second round of the third leg of Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour at the Willingdon Sports Club here Thursday.
Smriti, who was tied third after the first day's play, returned with the only under par score of the day at one under 64, finishing Round 2 with a total of 128.
Sharmila Nicollet, who returned with a not so impressive two over 67 and a total of 130, retained her second position while overnight leader Pallavi Jain slipped to third with a score of four over 69 and a total of 131.
Smriti got off to a great start as she was three under par at the end of the front nine with five birdies on the second, third, fourth, seventh and eight holes and a pair of bogeys on fifth and sixth.
However, the back nine proved not so fruitful as she had a double bogey on the 14th and two bogeys on 13th and 15th with just a couple of birdies on 10th and 12th as compared to five in the front nine. She has a two shot lead over second placed Sharmila, who is determined to come back strongly.
The two stars will fight it out on the final day Friday as both chase their first title of the season.
Sharmila had an ordinary outing, managing to card just two birdies on the ninth and 11th holes and a double bogey on the fifth along with bogeys on the fourth and 18th holes.
Pallavi also had a disappointing second round as she could card a solitary birdie on the sixth and five bogeys on the first, 11th, 15th, 16th and 18th holes.
Vani Kapoor, who has had a remarkable season so far, faltered Thursday as she returned with a three over 68 and a total of 132 and is fourth after Round 2.
Neha Tripathi (68), Vaishavi Sinha (70) and Ankita Tiwana (70) are tied fifth with identical scores of 137. Vandana Agarwal with a total of 138 is eight and Meghna Bal is ninth with a total of 141.
The Rs.5 lakh event is the third in the series of 14 this year.
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This one is so simple I very nearly didn't upload it. Most of you have probably already guessed what it is made of (no prizes for guessing correctly) but since so many of you wanted a tutorial when I posted a look at it on my Instagram I decided to do it anyway. Bear it mind…Read more » 7 Comments
DIY: Cocoa Face Mask
You might have to resist eating this one after applying it on your face but given it's ingredients you might actually enjoy it! This face mask is mainly good for getting your skin to look that extra bit better though because of the honey and oats it's very good for when your skin is feeling…Read more » 9 Comments
DIY: Scented/Tinted Bath Salts
It's simple but I absolutely love my bath salts and thought I would show you how I like to make them a little more fun to use. Two things I have to point out: Be careful with essential oils! Just because it's natural does not mean you can't have a reaction to some of them….Read more » 4 Comments
DIY Beauty: Porridge Face Scrub
Ok porridge is probably not the best name for this scrub, but it was a tie between that and calling it an omelette face scrub, and quite frankly porridge just sounds less strange. One thing I will stress for this tutorial is really make sure the egg shells are ground extremely well! The egg shells should be ground…Read more » 4 Comments
Thranduil Crown DIY
And it's here! Sorry for the delay, believe it or not this is very easy to make, time consuming, but easy. All you need is wire, a glue gun (no surprises there), two cans of spray paint and a few pine branches. I know, I know…I used a glue gun…again! I hope you like it,…Read more » 10 Comments
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Wa-Rite Club
Where did January go? Suddenly Wa-Rite members had to face the "truth of the scale" and see if they had a loss. The scale was calibrated and those who complained that something was wrong with the scale were quiet.
Members lost a combined total of 64-1/2 pounds in January.
Queen of the month was Linda Barisoff with a six-pound loss. She continues to drop pounds at most meetings when weighed
Linda's success is simply smaller portions and healthier choices.
Darleen Gardner, weight recorder, will use a concise and easier method to get members weighed.
Each member will announce their last name when they enter the weight room. If a member remembers their last weight, they tell the assistant weight recorder who can put it on the scale.
That will save time so everyone can get weighed before the meeting starts.
Betty Scharf presented a short program that allows members to helps themselves in losing pounds.
Some of the suggestions included picking an affirmation such as "I eat just the right amount of healthy food daily to hit my perfect weight."
Say that between four and six times daily and write it at least once.
Keep cupboards and refrigerator free of problem foods and full of healthy meals and snacks. Love your body and care for it the best way you can.
Wa-Rite meets every Friday. Members weigh in from 7:45- 8:50 a.m., followed by the meeting from 9-10.Coffee and tea are available.
– Betty Scharf
Impaired Vision and Hearing Club
The Impaired Vision and Hearing Club will meet at 2 p.m., Feb. 25, in Clubhouse 3, Room 1. The program will feature Mary Powell, (R.PHi) pharmacist at the Leisure World Pharmacy.
She will answer shareholders' questions about medications.
After attending Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, Mary moved to Southern California. She has been practicing pharmacy for the last 30 years, including eight at the LW Pharmacy.
Dues of $3 a year are now payable. All shareholders are welcome to attend. Meetings are informative, friendly and fun.
Each month, refreshments are served and 50-50 drawings are held.
Residents who need transportation to the meeting should contact Gates and Patrol by Feb. 24 to make a reservation for a ride on the handicapped bus. The number is 594-4754.
The club presents a variety of programs throughout the year. Speakers are available to answer questions.
Senior Meals
Community SeniorServ (CSS) offers a weekly hot meals program at the North Seal Beach Community Center, 3333 St. Cloud Dr. The center opens at 9 a.m., Monday-Friday, for coffee. Lunch is served weekdays at 11:30. Arrive by 11 a.m. to register and find a seat. Sugar-free desserts are offered on request. Suggested donation, $3 for seniors 60 and older, $5 for all others. For more information, call 430-6079 between 9-11 a.m., Monday through Friday. Call 439-3699, to schedule free bus pick-up.
The Los Alamitos senior lunch and bread program offers the same menu from 11:15-11:30 a.m. Monday-Friday at the Los Alamitos Youth Center, 10909 Oak St. Suggested donation: $3-$5 for seniors, $5 for people 59 or younger. For reservations, call 430-1073, ext. 526.
Monday, Feb. 17: Closed for Presidents' Day holiday.
Tuesday, Feb. 18: Chili con carne with onions and cheese, garden green salad with honey sesame dressing, cornbread muffin, fresh fruit.
Wednesday, Feb. 19: Potato soup, chicken breast with gravy, capri-blend vegetables, whole grain bread with margarine, tropical fruit mix.
Thursday, Feb. 20: Hawaiian-style tilapia, pineapple blend rice, sliced carrots, chocolate chip cookie, diet cookie.
Friday. Feb. 21: Vegetarian lasagna, 50/50 salad mix with Italian dressing, broccoli, canned fruit for salad.
Lunch with the Medical Director
Leisure World residents are invited to join Dr. Rudolf Haider for lunch from noon-1 p.m., Feb. 26, in the Health Care Center conference room. Dr. Haider, HCC medical director, will make a short presentation and take questions.
Call the Health Lecture hotline at 795 6204 to make reservations.
Health Center Class
Dr. Ramandeep Brar, a cardiologist at the Health Care Center, will give a class on atrial fibrillation at 1:30 p.m., today, Thursday at the HCC conference room. To make reservations, call 795 6204.
– Terri Furlow, HCC Administrator
Emergency Meals
Leisure World Emergency Meals is in need of volunteers, especially on Fridays, once or twice a month to deliver hot meals to shareholders. The process takes about one hour.
Experience is not needed; volunteers will be trained.
The food is prepared at Los Alamitos Hospital and delivered to LWd Monday through Friday from 11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
To volunteer, call 430-9056.
Long Beach Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels of Long Beach, Inc. (MOWLB) a non-profit group, delivers a variety of home-cooked meals to Leisure World shareholders. Cost, $6.50 per day, $32.50 per week. Meals are delivered between 10:30 a.m-12:30 p.m. Apply by phone or online. Contact Lisa Valdez at 433-0232 or visit www.mowlb.org. Call 439-5000 before noon to cancel orders for the following day. Menu subject to change without notification.
Monday, Feb. 17: Closed for Presidents' day holiday
Tuesday, Feb. 18: Pizza baked pasta,with pepperoni, sausage, peppers, and zucchini, spinach salad, chocolate chip cookie, tuna salad sandwich, potato salad.
Wednesday, Feb. 19: Red wine-braised beef stew, mashed potatoes, peas, mixed green salad, peaches, ham and cheese sandwich, pasta salad.
Thursday, Feb. 20: Cuban pork roast, black beans and rice, mixed green salad, pineapple tidbits, turkey and Swiss sandwich, lentils and spinach salad.
Friday, Feb. 21: Broccoli chicken macaroni and cheese casserole, peas and carrots, herb rice, mixed green salad, apple sauce, tuna salad sandwich, tomato cucumber salad.
Companion Hospice
Companion Hospice in Downey is recruiting volunteers for a few hours a week to help patients who live in Leisure World.
Volunteers provide much needed companionship.
They read to patients, write letters, visit, play cards, and/or games, listen to music, run errands, and provide caregiver relief help. They can make a difference in someone's end of life journey.
Training will be held in LW at volunteers' convenience.
Companion's nurses, social workers and chaplains also go to LW to see hospice patients.
To volunteer, or for more information, contact Rita Riggs at 944-2711.
24-Hour Nurse
One of the best kept secrets in Leisure World is the Health Care Center's 24- hour nurse program.
A registered nurse is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide Leisure World residents with free telephone information on health care questions.
She can answer LWers' questions about blood pressure readings, blood sugar checks, medications, wound care and many other issues about physical or mental health. The nurse can also contact shareholders' physicians if necessary.
The number to call is 795-6216.
For a small fee, the nurse will also make a home visit to do an assessment or order treatment for shareholders.
The community service is provided for all residents whether they use the services of the HCC's primary care physicians or not.
Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.
– Terri Furlow, Administrator
Leisure World Exercise Classes
Zumba Club
Zumba classes, $3 each, are available seven days a week. Saturday classes are at 11 a.m. Instructor is Stef Sullivan. Other classes: Sundays, 2:30 p.m.; Mondays, 6:30 p.m.; Tuesdays, 8:30 a.m.; Wednesdays, 5 p.m.; and Thursdays and Fridays, 8:30 a.m.
All classes are in Clubhouse 6 except Thursdays, when they are in Clubhouse 3. For more information, call Mary Romero at 810-4266.
– Mary Romero
Tai chi and Qigong
Classes are held Mondays in Clubhouse 4, Room 3, right side.
At 9 a.m., instruction begins in tai chi, which helps with balance and has been taught in Leisure World since 1997.
Qigong, a general health exercise, starts at about 9:45, followed by an explanation of the moves until 10:30.
For more information, call Jerry Cohen, instructor, at 596-7528.
– Jerry Cohen
Stick, Qigong, Tai Chi Chih
Stick exercises, qigong and tai chi chih classes meet Tuesdays from 9:15-11 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 1.
For more information, call Joann Mullens, 596-3936.
Walking Group
The group meets at 4 p.m. every Monday in front of the Amphitheater for a one-hour walk. The activity is not strenuous, but residents should check with their doctors if they have been recently ill.
Bad weather will cancel the walk. For more information, call 799-3841.
– Flo Dartt
Movement for Health-Medical Qigong Club
Thursday classes are held in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, from 9-10 a.m. except the fourth Thursday when the class will be held in Clubhouse 3, Room 9, also at the same time.
Classes are taught by qigong practitioner Dave Heilig.
It's a no-impact class with a focus on joint health, stress relief, pain reduction and wellness breathing techniques.
Non-impact movements can be performed in a standing or seated position.
For more information, call Catherine Millot at 760-4545.
– Catherine Millot
Upper Body Strength Class
One-hour classes are offered at 11:15 a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, in Clubhouse 6. The fee is $4 per class, payable at the start of the month, or $5 a class for those who do not attend regularly.
For more information, call 493-0609.
Low Impact Aerobic Classes
Classes taught by Sarah Grusmark are held Mondays and Thursdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in Clubhouse 1.
The classes, designed for all fitness levels, will improve flexibility, strength and endurance.
For more information, call Cheryl Zimmer, 430-9379.
– Dorothy Anderson
Pilates Club
Improve balance, strength, and coordination with these no-impact, fun classes for men and women Thursdays in Clubhouse 6: a chair class at 5:30 p.m. for beginners and mat class at 6:45 for people experienced in pilates or yoga.
Classes, $7 each, are taught by certified pilates instructors.
For more information, call Susan Hopewell, 430-6044, or Linda Neer, 430-3214.
Line Dance
Classes are available for beginners at 10:30 a.m., Mondays, in Clubhouse 1.
First-time beginners classes are scheduled at 10 a.m., Tuesdays, in Clubhouse 6, upstairs, and beginners to EZ level, 6 p.m., Tuesdays, Clubhouse 6, upstairs.
For more information, call Barbara Magie, 596-4690.
Monday Yoga
Classes are offered from 5:30-6:30 p.m., Mondays, in Clubhouse 4, Section C; fee: $5 per session.
For more information, call Pat Castaneda at 225-0273.
Classes are offered Tuesdays at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 4, Room A; Thursdays, 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 1; and Saturdays, 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 3, Room 9. The fee is $5 per session.
For more information, call Glady Horbay at 308-7221.
Yoga, Meditation, Tai Chi
Classes are offered from 9:30-11 a.m., Saturdays, in Clubhouse 6 upstairs. Paul Pridanonda teaches students to free the mind and spirit using laughter, thought-sharing, and the slow and steady flow of tai chi movements. A special meditation for relief, healing and energy ends the class.
For more information, contact Ron Kellet at 493-6719.
Leisure Leggers
The Leisure Leggers, Leisure World's walking and running club, meets every Monday at 8 a.m. in front of Clubhouse 6 for a 30-to-60-minute walk and to train for local races.
For more information, call Tom Pontac at 430-5777.
Hearing Loss Association
A free hands-on technology demonstration of hearing assisted devices will be held from 10 a.m.-noon, Feb. 21, at Weingart Center, 5220 Oliva Ave., Lakewood.
The event is sponsored by the Hearing Loss Association of America Long Beach/Lakewood Chapter.
Sam Moghadam, hearing instrument specialist from Ascent Hearing Center ,will be available to help people with their hearing aids at no cost.
No reservations are necessary, and admission is free.
Light refreshments are served.
For more information on any HLAA program, call 438-0597 or visit www.hlalongbeachlakewood.org.


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Echo of Laffs
Thursday July 18, 2013 / 7:30pmEcho of Laffs
3 tickets
General Admission
2135 Queens Chapel Road NE
Washington, DC 20018
How was your experience?
The event was fantastic. I enjoyed all of the comedians. I would gladly come to another event and bring friends with me.


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Topics: Delivery of Care, Hospitals, Marketplace
Feb 21, 2014
This suit alleges that hospitals operated by Tenet Healthcare and Health Management Associates paid kickbacks to obstetrics clinics for referring certain patients.
The Wall Street Journal: Justice Department To Join Suit Against Tenet Healthcare, Health Management Associates
The Justice Department will join a whistleblower suit against Tenet Healthcare Corp. and Health Management Associates Inc. alleging the firms' Georgia hospitals illegally paid kickbacks to obstetrics clinics for referring low-income and undocumented patients to their facilities for deliveries, the department announced Wednesday. The suit is the latest in a wave of similar cases the Justice Department is pursuing against hospital operators, including at least eight separate cases against HMA for a range of tactics (Weaver, 2/19).
The Dallas Morning News: Federal Probe Latest Fraud Inquiry Involving Tenet
A federal investigation into kickbacks allegedly paid by Tenet Healthcare Corp. marks the latest fraud inquiry involving the Dallas-based hospital giant over the last decade. The disclosure this week comes as Tenet has tried to reshape its image and operations since 2006, when it reached a $900 million settlement, one of the largest ever, with the U.S. Justice Department to resolve fraud accusations. The new investigation alleges that four Tenet hospitals in Georgia and South Carolina made improper payments in return for patient referrals. Both investigations also were triggered by whistle-blower lawsuits filed under the U.S. False Claims Act, leading federal authorities to intervene as plaintiffs (Moffeit, 2/20).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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