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Cara J. Kiff, from the University of Washington in Seattle, and colleagues investigated temperament as a moderator of maternal parenting behaviors, including warmth, negativity, autonomy granting, and guidance, among 214 children aged 8 to 12 years. Parenting observation and questionnaires measuring child temperament and adjustments were collected from a community sample. Over three years, trajectories of depression and anxiety were assessed.
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Steak, egg and chips was really good. Very reasonably priced meals for the location as long as you don't accept the covers they put on your table right at the start. All restaurants do the same here!
Situated further round the Estoril promenade (under the station, turn left, go past the fort), I'm sure that many visitors don't make it as far as the Bolina. Make the effort as it's worth it! From the terrace you look across the promenade straight onto the breaking waves, very atmospheric! The sea bass was excellent but we found the cooking...
Visited the restaurant "off season" in May. Friendly staff and good service. The menu offers meat, fish and shellfish dishes portuguese style. Had the Bacalao and it was very tasty and well prepared. Prices are a bit high, due to the location by the sea i guess, "tourist trap"! Great sea view. the interior in white and blue tiles doesn't...
We had a couple of very pleasant lunches in this beach view restaurant.
Nice local food and relaxed service
Very cosy sitting, just in front of the sea. Attentive and efficient service, very good fresh fish and other seafood. Quite reasonable prices.
Well, this little gem is a great place to enjoy fresh fish! Everything we had on the menu was just delicious. The view cannot be beat, it is right on the promenade and overlooks the ocean. The staff are friendly and they are open for business and ready to serve you at any hour. Go there and enjoy!
We saw this place reviewed on Trip Advisor and thought we'd have a wander past during the day. We checked out the menu and decided to give it a go for an earlish dinner.. Having arrived with friends we opted for the grilled Sardines and a light vino verde to accompany. The sardines arrived grilled to perfection and even though...
This was one of the closest beach-side bar, restaurants to Estoril and was a very welcome place to stop on our return from Cascais. Menu is all freshly cooked and remarkable value, compared to our hotel. Would recommend for a light lunch and a couple of beers and, most importantly, is sheltered from the windy weather which was prevalent in...
I liked all , a very friendly and polite stuffs, awesome ocean vew, a very tasty fish, and a very good prices for all this. highly reccomended
great location right on the seafront close to Tamariz, Estoril. Excellent service from beginning to end. Vino Verde was very good. I had steak which was very good. My wife chose the mixed meat kebab which unfortunately was grisly, fatty and very tough. Such a shame as everything was going so well. Still worth a return to try some of...
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New Tool May Help Researchers Develop Ebola Treatments
Date: November 25, 2014
The lab of William R. Brody Faculty Scholar Rachel Karchin, associate professor of biomedical engineering and ICM core faculty member, has collaborated with bioinformatics software firm in Silico Solutions and the UC Santa Cruz Ebola Genome Portal to develop MuPIT Ebola Edition, a free, browser-based online tool that enables researchers to visualize Ebola gene mutations in the context of three-dimensional protein structures. Dr. David Haussler, a researcher at UCSC and longtime collaborator of Dr. Karchin, suggested that her team create an add-on to UCSC's new Human Genome Browser, which offers researchers detailed genetic information about the virus. The Karchin lab's MuPIT Ebola Edition provides a 3-D view of Ebola's proteins, making it easier to interpret the functional implications of mutations and their relationship to Ebola Virus Evolution and its potential vulnerabilities. According to Dr. Karchin, research suggests that mutations at the virus's antibody-binding sites are important because they can provide clues about how effective a new antibody vaccine may be at combatting a disease such as Ebola. She added that because proteins are three-dimensional molecules, seeing their mutations and epitopes on-screen as 3-D structures can offer important details about their functional and clinical importance.
The MuPIT Ebola edition browser can be accessed at http://mupit-ebola.icm.jhu.edu/. More information about this new tool can be found at http://hub.jhu.edu/2014/11/21/ebola-software.
This illustration depicts the Ebola virus and proteins on its surface that may provide targets for new drugs that could help treat or prevent Ebola infections. Image: David Hopkins/Johns Hopkins Institute for Computational Medicine.
Cardiac modeling by Trayanova lab featured in IEEE Spectrum
Date: October 29, 2014
In a recent article featured in IEEE Spectrum, Dr. Natalia Trayanova, Murray B. Sachs Professor of Biomedical Engineering and ICM core faculty member, describes recent progress by her lab in the creation of custom virtual heart models for individual cardiac patients. These advances may fundamentally change the clinical approach to treating life-threatening heart conditions.
Dr. Trayanova and her colleagues are currently testing whether personalized heart models will serve as better predictors of a cardiac patient's risk of developing a life-threatening arrhythmia. Such information will provide physicians with a noninvasive means to help determine whether implantation of a defibrillator is warranted. Implantation is the current standard treatment when a patient's proportion of blood pumped out of the heart with each beat falls below 35 percent. However, follow-up studies indicate that only 5 percent of defibrillators implanted in such patients will provide a life-saving shock in the first year after the procedure. The virtual heart model is also expected to improve treatment of ventricular tachycardia by ablation, as the individualized simulations will provide cardiologists the ability to improve upon and narrow their target in such procedures. Dr. Trayanova and her lab expect that advances in computer-simulated heart models will "change the paradigm" of treatment and outcomes for heart patients of all ages.
To view the full story, click here.
Vogelstein and Ardekani join ICM Core Faculty
Date: October 7, 2014
The Institute for Computational Medicine is pleased to announce two recent additions to our core faculty. We're confident that their professional and research contributions will further advance ICM's mission to develop and apply individualized computational models of disease that enable physicians to deliver improved patient care. Please join us in welcoming the following distinguished colleagues:
Joshua Vogelstein joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering as an Assistant Professor in August of this year. His research focuses on the extension and application of scalable statistical inference methodologies to discover structure from multifarious data, namely relating brain structure and dynamics to behavior and cognition. Dr. Vogelstein followed the completion of his PhD in Johns Hopkins School of Medicine's Department of Neuroscience with a fellowship in the lab of Dr. Carey Priebe of the Whiting School of Engineering's Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics. He comes to us most recently from Duke University, where held appointments as Senior Research Scientist in the Departments of Statistical Science and Mathematics and served as Senior Fellow at the Kenan Institute for Ethics. Dr. Vogelstein is a core faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Center of Imaging Science on the Homewood Campus and will hold a joint appointment in the Department of Neurology. Click Here to view view Dr. Vogelstein's Profile
Siamak Ardekani was promoted in July 2014 to the rank of Assistant Research Professor of Biomedical Engineering. He will continue as core faculty of the Johns Hopkins Center for Imaging Science in addition to his expanded role in the ICM. His research areas of expertise include image-based shape and motion analysis of cardiac disease using mathematical models and analysis of the effect of radiation therapy on brain development using diffusion MRI and deformation-based morphometry. Prior to joining Johns Hopkins University in 2006, Dr. Ardekani received an MD from Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, a Master's Degree from Drexel University, and a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from UCLA. Click Here to view view Dr. Ardekani's Profile.
ICM establishes ITCR Computational Medicine Core
Date: September 19, 2014
The Institute for Computational Medicine (ICM) is pleased to announce the establishment of a Computational Medicine Core. This new core, supported by NIH funding to the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, will help faculty across the Johns Hopkins enterprise add computational modeling to their research endeavors.
The Computational Medicine Core was created to support innovative biomedical research programs at Johns Hopkins University. It offers services and consulting for investigators interested in mathematical modeling of complex biological systems in health and disease. Models may be used to achieve quantitative understanding of and to generate hypotheses about disease mechanisms and treatments that can then be tested in the laboratory and/or clinic.
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Iraj Hosseini receives a 2015 Siebel Scholarship
Date: September 12, 2014
Iraj Hosseini, a Graduate Student in the lab of Feilim Mac Gabhann, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Institute for Computational Medicine Core Faculty Member, has been awarded a 2015 Siebel Scholarship. Iraj received his M.Sc. and B.Sc. (with honors) from University of Alberta and Isfahan University, respectively. At JHU, Iraj has developed molecular-detailed multi-scale computational models of HIV infection to better understand HIV pathogenesis and design stem cell-based anti-HIV therapies. Iraj has co-authored over twenty peer reviewed journal articles and conference papers and received numerous awards including four international awards in RoboCup competitions, Alberta Ingenuity award, iCORE scholarship, Drescher scholarship and the Ruth Aranow fellowship in Computational Medicine. Beyond his academic achievements, Iraj leads novel efforts to reinvigorate PhD education and prepare students for alternative career opportunities. Iraj co-founded BME EDGE, obtaining $150,000 in competitive funding from the Provost's Office and matching funds from the BME department. At EDGE, Iraj co-chaired a team of 17 students and staff members to develop an integrated career pathway for graduate students through internships, professional development workshops, alumni speaker series, networking events and PhD-focused job fairs.
"The Siebel Scholars program was established in 2000 by the Siebel Foundation through grants to 17 of the most prestigious business, bioengineering, and computer science graduate programs. Each year, up to five graduate students from each partner institution are selected as Siebel Scholars to receive a $35,000 award for their final year of studies and join the vibrant community of leaders who collaborate, communicate, and institute meaningful change." Click here to read the full announcement on the Siebel Scholars Website. The news has also been covered on JHU's Hub news site.
Congratulations Iraj on your award!
Brian Lee awarded 2014-2015 David C. Gakenheimer Fellowship award
Date: September 8, 2014
Brian Lee, a second year BME Predoctoral Student in the lab of Dr. Michael Miller, Herschel and Ruth Seder Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins, director of the university's Center for Imaging Science, and core faculty member in the Institute for Computational Medicine, has been selected as the recipient of the Institute for Computational Medicine's David C. Gakenheimer Fellowship, for the 2014-2015 academic year.
Dr. Gakenheimer, who holds a bachelor's degree in engineering mechanics from Johns Hopkins University, generously funded this fellowship to provide support to a student conducting heart research in developing and advancing diagnostic methods such as detection, classification and treatment of rhythm disorders.
Congratulations Brian and good luck with your research!
Dr. Natalia Trayanova gives keynote lecture at 2014 SIAM Annual Meeting
Date: July 23, 2014
Natalia A. Trayanova, Murray B. Sachs Professor of Biomedical Engineering and the Institute for Computational Medicine, presented a keynote lecture at the 2014 SIAM Annual Conference of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. The conference was held July 7-11 in Chicago, Illinois. Natalia's presentation entitled "Virtual Electrophysiology Laboratory" was scheduled for Thurs, July 10.
Click here to view more information about the SIAM conference.
To view the abstract from Dr. Trayanova's presentation, click here.
Daniel Tward awarded at 2014 XSEDE Conference for best "lightning talk"
Date: July 21, 2014
BME PhD student Daniel Tward attended the 2014 Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) conference in Atlanta, Georgia and received a prize for the best "Lightning Talk". His presentation "Computational Anatomy Gateway: Leveraging XSEDE Computational Resources for Shape Analysis" was authored with Saurabh Jain, David Lee, Anthony Kolasny, Timothy Brown, Tilak Ratnanather, Laurent Younes and Michael Miller.
Computational Anatomy (CA) is a discipline focused on the quantitative analysis of the variability in biological shape. The Large Deformation Diffeomorphic Metric Mapping (LDDMM) is the key algorithm which assigns computable descriptors of anatomical shapes and a metric distance between shapes. This is achieved by describing populations of anatomical shapes as a group of diffeomorphic transformations applied to a template, and using a metric on the space of diffeomorphisms. LDDMM is being used extensively in the neuroimaging (www.mristudio.org) and cardiovascular imaging (www.cvrgrid.org) communities. There are two major components involved in shape analysis using this paradigm. First is the estimation of the template, and second is calculating the diffeomorphisms mapping the template to each subject in the population. Template estimation is a computationally expensive problem, which involves an iterative process, where each iteration calculates one diffeomorphism for each target. These can be calculated in parallel and independently of each other, and XSEDE is providing the resources, in particular those provided by the cluster Stampede, that make these computations for large populations possible. Mappings from the estimated template to each subject can also be run in parallel. In addition, the use of NVIDIA Tesla GPUs available on Stampede present the possibility of speeding up certain convolution-like calculations which lend themselves well to the General Purpose GPU computation model. We are also exploring the use of the available Xeon Phi Co-processors to increase the efficiency of our codes. This will have a huge impact on both the neuroimaging and cardiac imaging communities as we bring these shape analysis tools online for use by these communities through our webservice (www.mricloud.org), with the XSEDE Computational Anatomy Gateway providing the resources to handle the computational demands for large populations.
To view other lightning talks and link to more information about the XSEDE conference, visit their site at http://conferences.xsede.org/lightning-talks.
Congratulations Daniel!
Student work overseen by Dr. Tilak Ratnanather featured in WSE Summer News
Date: June 17, 2014
An article in the Summer 2014 issue of JHU Engineering Magazine highlights a promising iPad app designed by Hopkins undergrads to help train deaf adults with cochlear implants (CI) to understand speech from the electrical signals that CI devices provide. Student team members include Margo Heston, Rohit Bhattacharya, and Joanne Song, all of the Department of Biomedical Engineering. Their work is overseen by Dr. Tilak Ratnanather, an associate research professor in the Center for Imaging Science and ICM core faculty member.
According to Heston, the app – named Speech Banana after the term specialists use to describe the area where all human speech appears on an audiogram – is not intended to replace traditional in-person auditory training, "But we want to supplement it."
To read the entire article, click here.
Prof. René Vidal elected to the 2014 Class of IEEE Fellows
Date: June 13, 2014
Dr. René Vidal receives award in Florence, Italy
René Vidal has been named to the 2014 class of IEEE Computer Society Fellows. The IEEE Grade of Fellow recognizes unusual distinction in the profession and is conferred by the IEEE Board of Directors upon a person of outstanding and extraordinary qualifications and experience in IEEE-designated fields, and who has made important individual contributions to one or more of these fields. Dr. Vidal has been recognized for contributions to subspace clustering and motion segmentation in computer vision. He was presented with the award at the IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing in Florence, Italy, on Tuesday, May 6, 2014.
Dr. Vidal is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering of Johns Hopkins University, with joint appointments in Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. He is the director of the Vision Dynamics and Learning Lab, and a faculty member in the Center for Imaging Science (CIS), the Institute for Computational Medicine (ICM), and the Laboratory for Computational Sensing and Robotics (LCSR). For more information on his research, please see http://www.vision.jhu.edu.


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90 Blood Elf Priest
I still don't understand the problem with Chakra.
Do you even play a holy priest? Ever? Did you even play one in Cata?
90 Blood Elf Death Knight
It would be nice if HW:Serenity at least gave a charge of Serendipity.
Chakra puts too much of a limitation to Holy's output. You either have decent AoE with mediocre single-target, or decent single-target with poor AoE. There is very little incentive to Chakra "dancing" (wtb no Chakra CD plz), and their output is balanced around being in the correct Chakra. You don't see Holy Priests being OP in fights that favor being in Sanctuary 100% of the time; rather, they get to be close to par with other healers but definitely not miles ahead.
Basically, you do not feel stronger than you should for being in the correct Chakra; but you feel very gimped if you are in the incorrect one.
I love this iteration of Chakra. I suggested something similar, but I love this even more with the buffs to swapping. Casting certain spells reduces the CD rather a blanket 5 sec CD gives it so much more flavour too.
Alternately, if it were to stick with Holy, I'd prefer the name to be called Trinity. Much more Western (Holy) than Eastern (Monky/Disc)
90 Human Paladin
Chakra isnt on the gcd
Kaels -
I like your idea, but it wasn't really what I was after. Every time this comes up, I ask the same thing, and I'm waiting until someone finally gives me the response I'm looking for...which has nothing to do with the mechanics of Chakra.
The only problem I have with Chakra is that it does not line up (imo) with the other healing class' *prep times,* if you will. I think a CD reduction to 20s would not be out of line.
Kaels -
This would still not work. It won't work on encounters were the "line up" time is 30 seconds. Also when 30 sec Chakra has worked exceptionally well for me - such as the 2 Deathwing fights - as we started to farm the boss and our times between phases improved - the line up time no longer lined up.
I like your idea, but it wasn't really what I was after. Every time this comes up, I ask the same thing, and I'm waiting until someone finally gives me the response I'm looking for...which has nothing to do with the mechanics of Chakra.
What response are you looking for? The problem with Chakra has everything to do with the mechanics of Chakra. Specifically, the "no matter which one you pick, half your spells suck, 2/3 if you include DPS spells" mechanic.
The only problem I have with Chakra is that it does not line up (imo) with the other healing class' *prep times,* if you will. I think a CD reduction to 20s would not be out of line.
You speak of "prep times" as if Chakra were a healing cooldown like other classes have. It's not - it's a stance. It's always on. It's on and affecting our spell selection and needs to be correct even when we're not doing anything particularly challenging that another class would need to "prep" for (except perhaps in the sense of using 0-1 GCDs to swap an Earth Shield/Lifebloom/Beacon, the equivalent of which we have to do in addition to switching Chakras).
If you're not talking cooldowns or tank swaps, I'm really not sure what other prep time you could be referencing.
Eva for AA? AA's on a 30-second cooldown too, but when it's up, it buffs everything. And when it's down...well, it doesn't have to stay down for long. 12 seconds or until you need it. You don't have to hit a button, sharing a CD with AA, to get out of AA in order to do something else (why would you? AA's actually a buff.)
Holy Power generation? That's really super flexible. You don't go into a stance where it's like "I'm generating Holy Power and I can't spend it!" or "I can only use EF, LoD sucks!!" or "I can only use LoD, EF sucks!" You just use the appropriate abilities for the appropriate damage, and every now and then you might have to do something strange like a not-exactly-deserved on-Beacon DL to make sure you have Holy Power for a burst.
And shamans don't really have anything...I mean, AoE is like "drop a Healing Rain, then a Chain Heal, Riptide, oh, someone's getting low, let me GHW them up, then CH again..." and tank healing is like "Riptide, HW, HW, ooh the melee are hurt, Healing Rain, CH, GHW, HW..." really the only thing affecting shaman capabilities is their CDs, which are fundamentally different from Chakras in that they're not supposed to be up most of the time.
90 Blood Elf Mage
Isn't the real problem that Chakra exists? Well, at least in terms of AoE vs. Single Target?
Why does that exist?
In 25 person raids, there is essentially zero reason to leave Sanctuary. In 10 person raids, well, the Holy Priest has to choose between effective AoE healing or effective single target healing. Fine for some fights, crappy for others.
What is the point? At a minimum, if this stance dancing is going to be required in 10 person raids simply to have adequate baseline AoE or adequate baseline single target heals, there should be no cooldown at all on switching Chakras.
Unless there is a redesign of some kind that actually provides a very nice buff (and by buff, I mean bonus or increase over what should be baseline heals) to being in the Chakra, this cooldown should be gone. Or maybe there should only be two Chakras: Chastise/Heal.
Edited by Taymage on 1/31/2013 2:14 PM PST
Yes. Specifically, the problem is that Chakra divides the buffs between AoE, single-target, and DPS rather than a more sensible division that reflects the way healing phases actually work (burst vs. sustained vs. recovery, for instance).
When you need to burst out a bunch of healing, it's not just AoE healing or just ST healing. It's AoE and single-target. If you can't effectively triage a single-target in the middle of a burst of AoE, you're a gimp raid healer. If you can't pop off a strong AoE in the moments between your tank getting hammered, you're a gimp tank healer.
When you need to sustain a moderate level of healing, it's even more obvious that it's not just AoE or just ST. If you're healing Garalon and you can't effectively bring up a soaker in between PoHs (and even a shadowpriest can match Holy in Sanc for that job), you're a gimp healer no matter how good your numbers look. If you're tank healing any fight and you can't contribute adequate raid support, you're so gimp that nobody's ever going to bring you as a tank healer.
And when you need to recover, you can't just sit there and DPS (unless you've been brought as an 0.5 healer, which is one of the few things Holy is really good at right now). If you can't throw out some light healing in between Smites at a decently high level of efficiency, and if you can't switch back to actual healing mode at a moment's notice, you suck.
**None of this should be read as saying that Holy is "underpowered" in some sort of numerical sense or that you shouldn't bring Holy priests to your raid. This is about playing a Holy priest, not playing with a Holy priest. Playing with a Holy priest requires certain adaptations from your other healers, but so does playing with any spec.**
Edited by Kaels on 1/31/2013 2:49 PM PST
Not really. The problem here is that single target spells are marginally undertuned while not in the single target Chakra (and secondarily that chakra doesn't scale very well between raid sizes in its current iteration).
Edited by Leviathan on 1/31/2013 5:52 PM PST
"Marginally" my !@#.
90 Blood Elf Priest
I alternated between holy and disc last expac - some fights were just more holy-friendly, most disc.
So if some things have changed drastically that would make this "out of line" disregard please :p
Right now - disc uses smite/holy fire/penance to build evangelism stacks.
Give to holy with changes:
Would it be possible, instead, to make chakra more of a literal stance that specific spells in that stance would be what stacks evangelism, to build to burst healing when needed? Hitting five stacks would AUTO trigger archangel, making it passive, and empowering "stance specific" spells while those spells are being cast. Casting a spell intended for an alternate stance would cancel the empowerment.
So for example, being in the "aoe stance" and casting PoM, PrOM, and CoH would empower those abilities, and maybe allow a small mana reduction for those abilities only. Holy seems to be the bigger mana hog.
Casting Gheal, renew, heal, or flash heal would cancel the effect.
Changing stances would also reset the buff stacks, so waffling on a stance and changing it every GCD wouldn't be efficient since you'd never build stacks - but it would allow for healing style changes based on fights, phases, and co healers.
Changing the stance would be in the same place as a warrior stance, monk stance etc.
I don't know if this makes sense at all - but it seems (and did before) that the concept was decent, but clunky in execution and in CD as far as specific fights.
Now, either I've made SOME sense - or I've babbled utter nonsense :p
So for example, being in the "aoe stance" and casting PoM, PrOM, and CoH would empower those abilities, and maybe allow a small mana reduction for those abilities only. Holy seems to be the bigger mana hog.
Oh God no, that sounds awful, even worse than what we have right now. At least you get the Chakra buff right away when you switch and you don't lose it when you cast an out-of-Chakra spell.
I mean...it's bad enough that the out-of-Chakra spells are weak, that's enough reason to restrict your spell selection, but if you're forced to cast one anyway...I can't imagine losing the in-Chakra buff and having to build it again just because I had to flash the tank.
Edited by Kaels on 2/3/2013 6:26 PM PST
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Issue 141
October/November 2014
Volunteering North Queensland Inc.
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Hi folks!
Welcome to the Halloween edition of Willing and Able for 2014! October is more than Halloween though, it's also the time for VNQ's AGM and personal tax deadlines. In this issue, we have details of both, as well as information on several training workshops, several pieces of news from around the sector, initial details of a Christmas art project in the CBD and articles on Workplace bullying and the difference between volunteering and internship. The CIC's new community directories are out and we highlight two other organisations. There is also a request for submissions for school holiday activities along with a request for community help from the Pyjama Foundation. Besides all of our usual features, there are also a few Halloween Corners spread throughout this issue, so be sure to look out for them! All this and more, inside!
So why not put off your pumpkin carving for a bit and enjoy this issue of Wiling and Able!
Credit where credit is due. Most of the information on the website and in this newsletter wouldn't be possible without the help of all the organisations who send VNQ information about special events or new resources that they want known. Thank you, all!
A special thanks to everyone who contributed articles especially written for this issue.
VNQ Website: www.volunteeringnthqld.org.au
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Volunteer Managers Network Meeting & Training Session
Here are the details for the next Volunteer Managers Network Meeting & Training Session.
November 20 - 9:30am-12:00noon
Please RSVP to:
VNQ's Networking meetings are held bi-monthly and are a great opportunity for people in the community sector to meet each other, network and share their experiences, knowledge and learning. Attendees can suggest topics for discussion, guests or issues.
For more information, please contact VNQ on:
Hello Everybody,
As the year nears its end we are beginning to forward plan for 2015 and would welcome your insights as to how we might best support an inclusive volunteer community. We are particularly keen to focus on ways to identify your organisation or clients' volunteer support and training needs: particularly with a focus on those of diverse cultural backgrounds, abilities and needs, including job seekers.
However, in the short term, you are invited to attend our Annual General Meeting on 30th October at 12:30pm. Your invitation is included in this newsletter. Your voice is important to us: if you can't attend please return your proxy form. Please check that your membership is current. You must be a financial member to exercise voting rights.
Thank you to the outgoing committee for your unstinting support and dedication during the past year. I'm happy to see that most have re-nominated for another term, albeit some in different positions.
In the past months we have welcomed our new admin assistant, Deborah Haines, and said a regretful farewell to Ildiko Jozan. Our volunteer Tanya Laporte has moved on, as has Kimberley Wilson whose 6 month contract as community educator has just expired. I'm delighted to say that Kimberley has nominated for Management committee, as secretary.
Beyond the AGM we will be planning the VNQ 2014 International Volunteers Day celebration. As has become traditional we will again be calling for expressions of interest from potential partners. If you haven't planned your event why not join us?
Many thanks to those who have renewed your membership and updated contact details. Please contact us if you need to refresh your volunteer positions or list new ones. If you have any short term or special events coming up please let us know as we have a data base of volunteers who can only commit to short term or one-off volunteering jobs.
I look forward to continuing to work with you.
Kind regards,
Anita Berry
Updating Contact Details
If your organisation changes contact details or postal address, please let VNQ know, so we can update our records and keep in contact with you. Thank you.
To update details, contact VNQ on:
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Community Skilling Series
Sponsorship & Fundraising November 01 - 9:00am-12noon Trainer: Gerard Byrne VNQ Offices Unit 6/56 Charles St - Aitkenvale Bookings Essential - limited places
For details or bookings contact:
VNQ's Offices
Free HLT30212 Certificate III in Non-Emergency Client Transport
October 20 - November 28 (6 week course)
This is a Community Learning program funded and supported by the Queensland Government, supplied by TOTTS Community Flyer in partnership with St John Ambulance.
The program targets disadvantaged learners who are not on mainstream income support and are not accessing Australian Government employment services or assistance.
Register your interest by October 16 to:
Anti-Discrimination Training
Introduction to the Anti-Discrimination Act
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Summer School Holiday Guide - 'Hot Pocket'
Townsville City Council is calling for submissions for their Summer School Holiday Guide "Hot Pocket".
They need activities, workshops or events that are:
Coupons for holiday promos, coupons, freebies or special events from businesses can also be included.
The aim of 'Hot Pocket' is to highlight and promote a variety of safe and affordable activities or events for Townsville's youth that encourage activity, recreation, leisure and skill development.
Submissions close October 24.
Submit your activity or coupon's details at:
For more details contact Community Development:
Christmas in the City - Community Art Project
A community art project will be Townsville Council's 2014 event aimed at encouraging community use of the CBD over the Christmas period.
Workshops will begin soon, but if you want to participate, you can start gathering materials now.
Materials needed are:
For more details contact:
Did you know that 'Halloween' is short for 'All Hallows' Evening'?
It is also claimed by folklorists to be the night when the border between the mortal and spirit worlds is at its thinnest.
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Workplace Bullying
Much recent media comment has focused on the appointment of the new Chief Justice of Queensland. There were the factional demands from within the legal fraternity for his resignation. His swearing in and welcoming ceremonies were boycotted by many, and he has been publicly criticised, vilified and ostracised.
Personal opinion on his appointment is irrelevant. The question is, has the new Chief Justice been subject to workplace bullying? Read on, then make up your own mind.
Commonwealth and state legislation prohibit workplace bullying in all its forms, but consider also, the morality of such repugnant behaviour. Every human being has dignity and feelings that must be respected at all times. Who then has the right to knowingly say/do anything that could hurt someone else's feelings? The Bible says 'do unto others as you would have them do unto you', which I think is analogous to the Australian 'fair-go' maxim. It is simply not fair to bully someone under any circumstances.
Bullying is well defined. Legislation says that a worker is bullied if another person or a group of people repeatedly act unreasonably toward them. Unreasonable behaviour victimises, humiliates, intimidates, threatens, induces negative opinion, and coerces. Bullying includes, but is not restricted to, pressuring someone to do something, behaving aggressively, criticising privately/publicly, unrealistic work deadlines, personally/professionally, excessive supervision, ignoring, yelling, rejected meetings or discussion input, and exclusion from events, even, in some cases, work-related social functions.
The potential effects of workplace bullying are profound, and include seriously unhappy and inefficient workplaces, increased staff absenteeism/turnover, and diminished employer reputation. Workplace accidents increase by reason of pre-occupation with the bullying behaviour, and dispute intervention by unions/employee support groups similarly increases. Bullies are cowards who get pleasure from humiliating or intimidating other people, they have no inter-personal skills, they destroy workplace harmony, they ruin organisations, they can ruin families, and they can ruin lives. Bullying is unethical, immoral, and certainly illegal!
Every worker in every workplace must be totally intolerant of bullying. If you believe that you are being bullied by anyone in your workplace, or have witnessed what may constitute bullying, speak privately with your supervisor, someone else in higher authority, or your workplace health and safety representative.
The one thing that you should NEVER do is ignore bullying. We owe it to each other to eradicate workplace bullying.
Clement Plath
Pyjama Foundation Christmas Party
The Pyjama Foundation needs a bit of help for their annual Christmas Party for Foster care children in their Free Love of Learning program.
When: Saturday, November 29 - 4:30pm-6:30pm
Where: Aitkenvale State School Hall
What's Needed:
Cash donations towards their Free Love of Learning program are also welcome at any time.
If you or your organisation/business are able to offer assistance, please contact:
The Pyjama Foundation's Townsville Coordinator
Income Tax Reminder
Have you done your income tax return yet?
Don't forget the deadline for personal income tax returns is October 31! Go to the ATO website for full details.
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National Standards
The National Standards for best practice in management of volunteers is available for free download from the Volunteering Australia Website.
Internships versus Volunteering - 5 ways to tell the difference
One of the most common questions we (the Centre for Volunteering) are asked by our member organisations with a role to fill is if there is a difference between internships and volunteer roles.
The answer is a resounding yes.
The Centre for Volunteering's Volunteer Referral Service Manager, Avril Samuels, said it is important for member organisations to know the difference between an internship and a volunteer placement because there can be legal consequences if a role as incorrectly advertised as an internship.
"The area of internships is a complex, often grey area, but it is important to take time to ask yourself five key questions about the role will help you define it," Avril said.
"Importantly, the terms aren't interchangeable. An organisation can't call a volunteer role an internship simply because they think it sounds more appealing.
"If in doubt, our Volunteer Referral Service will always advise members if we believe a role has been incorrectly defined so we are always in keeping with best practice."
Here are our top five tips to tell the difference between internships and volunteering.
Volunteering Roles
"The good news is that as long as you know that there is a difference between internships and volunteering, it's pretty easy to tell the difference once you consider the purpose of the arrangement and who gets the main benefit."
More information can be found on following websites:
Work Experience and Internships
Article written by Kylie Yates, August 26, 2014 for the Centre of Volunteering at: volunteering.com.au
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CIC Community Directories
The new Community Directory is now available!
Standard price - $27.50
Available from the Community Information Centre
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Qld Disability Network - New Facilitator
The Townsville region of the Qld Disability Network has a new Facilitator - Peter Gurr.
As membership of the Qld Disability Network grows, Peter hopes to be able to facilitate more community programs for this region.
Membership is free to people with a disability.
Blue Cards
Responsibility for the Blue Card system has changed from the Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian to the Queensland Public Safety Business Agency.
The change came into effect on July 01, 2014.
Make sure you are using the new forms, available on the Blue Card website, to avoid processing delays.
Burdekin Rotary and Lions Clubs make History
On July 25-27, the Rotary Clubs and Lion Clubs of Ayr and Home Hill came together on a single project, for the first time in Burdekin history.
The four clubs united to serve at a Canteen at the Ayr Showgrounds for the North Queensland Machine Preservation Society Rally. Months of planning and Combined Service Club Committee meetings came to a successful conclusion with steak burgers, sausages and softdrinks sold to Rally goers.
All proceeds from the weekend went to Burdekin community organisations like Meals on Wheels, the School Chaplaincy Programme and BCA.
Information sourced from The 201Q2 District Governor's Bulletin Issue 3 - September 2014.
GIVIT Online Donations - Goods for Good Causes
GIVIT is an online non-profit organisation that sources items from the local community and matches them to those in urgent need of those items.
It supports over 900 Australian charities by enabling donators to see who needs what items and makes donating easy via an online portal. The organisations get what they need, when they need it.
GIVIT also works in partnership with the Qld Government to manage all offers of donated goods and services in times of national disasters.
Above n Beyond Cleaning
Above n Beyond Cleaning is a social enterprise aiming at improving the lives of women, to support them towards independence, empowerment, freedom and safety. It provides sustainable employment opportunities for women, allowing them to support their families and keep their homes.
The business was set up by The Women's Centre, in partnership with the Townsville Multicultural Support Group and was made possible by a grant from The Mercy Foundation.
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Bombo the Wonder Dog
VNQ are supporting our volunteer Suzi Vincent's fundraising venture to raise money for Legacy by selling the delightful children's book her husband, Tony, created during the last weeks of his life.
Tony died from metastatic melanoma originating from naval service during the Vietnam War. As a side affect, in the last six weeks of his life, he experienced heightened creativity due to changes in the brain: so began the adventures of Bombo the Wonder Dog.
Bombo, who resembles the family dog, is a very smart black dog. He has the kind of adventures that children and the young at heart dream of. Among other things he goes on a secret mission in nuclear submarine, a train trip in New South Wales and a plane ride over Antarctica - with 10% discount for other dogs!
Suzi and her children have lovely memories of this special time with Tony as he entertained them daily with Bombo's adventures. They are hoping to share some of them with you whilst at the same time supporting Legacy.
Bombo the Wonder Dog is a lovely story with many forms of transport throughout the book as they were Tony's (and Bombo's) passion. The book also carries a strong theme about caring for others and making people happy. It is suitable for boys and girls from pre-school age to lower primary school level, but everyone will enjoy it.
The book is beautifully illustrated in high gloss.
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As Editor of Willing & Able, I love putting together the annual Halloween edition. It's a chance for me to add something a bit different into the mix of articles, but it's also the chance to go wading through a variety of jokes on monsters, witches, ghosts, goblins and all manner of creatures that go 'bump' in the night.
The thing I like best about Halloween Humour is that so much of it is so bad that it will earn groans loud enough to make any ghosts in hearing range jealous.
Here are a few Halloween jokes that didn't make it through to this year's front page collection. I hope you enjoy them. Mwahahahahaha.
Q. What do you call a fat Jack-O-Lantern?
Q. What does a skeleton order at a restaurant?
Q. Why did the vampires lose the baseball game?
Q. What is a witch's favourite school subject?
Q. What did the mummy say to the detective?
Q. How do monsters tell their future?
Q. What's a vampire's favourite fruit?
Q. Why do mummies have trouble making friends?
Q. Why do ghosts like to haunt elevators?
Q. Why did the game warden arrest the ghost?
And finally…
Q. What do you get when you divide the circumference of a jack-o-lantern by its diameter?
See you all next issue!
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SAN DIEGO – Bill Walton, executive chairman of CONNECT San Diego Sport Innovators (SDSI), announced today Kevin Flanagan, vice-president of marketing at Reef, has joined the SDSI board of directors.
CONNECT SDSI, a business accelerating trade organization, currently reaches out to more than 600 action sport and active lifestyle companies in the San Diego sport industry; a regional economic power house.
"Through his extensive marketing experience with Oakley, Globe and now Reef, Kevin has become a prominent figure in the action sports industry; he knows everyone and anyone", said Bill Walton. "Kevin will prove to be a major player in the future of SDSI and our continued efforts to accelerate the innovation of our sports economy here in Southern California."
Kevin Flanagan has 14 years of diverse marketing experience in the action sports industry. Flanagan began working at Oakley in the sports marketing department before moving to Europe to become the director of European marketing.
Following his European experience, Flanagan returned to Oakley headquarters as the director of international marketing. After Oakley, Flanagan became vice president of marketing at Broadband Interactive Group and then Globe Shoes.
Prior to his current position of vice president of marketing at Reef, Flanagan spent four years as Group Show Director with ASR, SDSI partner. Flanagan currently serves on the board of directors for the Surf Industry Manufactures Association.
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If you are headed out to Devil's Lake or north on Hwy 12 and have a need for Lake Louie (or OK plonk), decent sandwiches or the odd dinner depending on the night of the week, give the Roxbuy Tavern a try. Had the best bison burger last week (the Great Dane overcooks them thinking they are beef) with great, what was a potato an hour ago, extra crispy fries and sides.
The only in Wisconsin dessert composed of two scoops of vanilla on shortbread cookies and two slices of chocolate covered bacon was memorable. The bacon actually tastes more like salty toffee with a bit of smoke and, balanced with the full fat ice cream, it's a hiker's night cap. Share it with friends, one will last you a life time.
The owner banned smoking years ago, so do that on the Bluff before you get there. Canoe kitsch, mistmatched chairs and flatwore they stole from Gordon Commons. Why go to a chain in Middleton when you can have great food at decent prices in a one of a kind, soon to be forgotten, real old fashioned bar.


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Dolby is preparing to launch its newest audio innovation later this month, finally bringing the Atmos experience to a living room near you.Continue Reading
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Dolby Atmos: 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Quick Look and Updates About Home ImplementationPosted Thu Jul 3, 2014 at 06:15 AM PDT by Michael S. Palmer
Dolby Laboratories invited High-Def Digest to an early 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' screening, presented in conjunction with LA Times' Hero Complex and, of course, 20th Century Fox. The screening took place at the TCL Chinese Theatres, a six-plex sibling to the recently renovated, historic TCL Chinese IMAX. Our particular auditorium was upgraded from a 5.1 setup to the new object-based Dolby Atmos surround format on April 1st of this year. During this conversion, Dolby installed 18 new JBL 9320 overhead speakers, bass management for the 28 existing side and rear surrounds, and they performed some maintenence on the five existing behind-the-screen speakers (now individual channels).Continue Reading
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- Israel Horovitz's Comedy 'My Old Lady' Starring Kevin Kline Announced Blu-ray
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A leaf from history: Reclaiming Balochistan, peacefullyGeneral Ziaul Haq knew about dynamics in Balochistan well — after all, his counsel as head of the army was sought by Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto when he began a military operation in the province. But after assuming power, Gen Zia wanted to ... DAWN Group, 1 month ago
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Heroic BLA Sarmachars attack Pakistan military on joint Road in Quetta
Heroic Sarmachars of the Balochistan Liberation Army Saturday night attacked Pakistan military on Joint Road in Quetta, the BLA tweeted , while owning the attack. "Baloch freedom fighter's have attacked on Pakistani forces with hand grenades," ...Examiner.com, 1 month ago
Son disappeared, home occupied; exiled Baloch leader Kachkol seeks Pillay's help
An exiled Baloch leader in Norway Wednesday sought the help of Navi Pillay, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, to help free his forcibly disappeared son as he fears he might end up dead like some of the clients he helped defend in ...Examiner.com, 1 month ago
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Wildner presents the new operas at Burg Gars
Johannes Wildner, director of the Oper Burg Gars festival, has chosen "Don Carlo" – Giuseppe Verdi's passionate interpretation of Friedrich Schiller's rousing call for personal and political freedom – to be the Burg Gars opera for the summer of 2015. German opera director Thilo Reinhardt will stage this masterpiece which has never before been performed at the Burg Gars. The following year, Briton Michael McCaffery will put Verdi's "Otello" on stage in these centuries-old walls. Wildner commented, "I want to extend the repertoire with great works that are but rarely performed during summer yet are beautifully suited to Gars, works that are set in castles and that were created in the spirit of the popular opera, as operas for all of us." Details and further information: www.operburggars.at
Johannes Wildner extending his Braunfels recording series – November 10th to 12th
Owing to the great success of the two previously released compact discs with music by Walter Braunfels, Dutton Records will publish a third recording with further works by the composer, again performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra directed by Johannes Wildner.
Johannes Wildner and the St. Gallen Symphony celebrate Shakespeare's 450th anniversary – November 30th
On the occasion of the 450th anniversary of playwright William Shakespeare, the St. Gallen Symphony dedicates a jubilee concert to the Bard of Avon, on November 30th at the Tonhalle St. Gallen. With Maestro Johannes Wildner at the rostrum of the St. Gallen Symphony Orchestra, the selection of works will include, under the heading of "Shakespeare and the Romantic-era composers", excerpts from Otto Nicolai's "The Merry Wives of Windsor", Antonín Dvořák's "Othello", Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet" and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Johannes Wildner to conduct the final round of the Kreisler Competition 2014 – September 18th
Sixty young violinists from twenty-seven countries are taking part in the VIII. International Fritz Kreisler Competition in Vienna. The winners will be chosen on September 18th, at the gala finals taking place at the Vienna Konzerthaus; the ORF Radio-Symphony-Orchestra under Maestro Johannes Wildner will accompany the soloists.
"A convincing presentation of Johann Nepomuk David's orchestral œuvre"
"If a recording studio is resounding with the less common repertoire of 20th century German composers, Johannes Wildner comes to mind - and here, too, Wildner, conducting the RSO Vienna, succeeds in delivering a truly convincing presentation of and argument for David's orchestral oeuvre." (Klassik.com: full review)


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Tournaments / Re: Wind, Water, and Woods Doubles Tournament Pleasant Hill. April, 6 2013« on: February 12, 2013, 07:15:20 PM »
If I am reading this right this tourney is per person cheaper than any others in the near future. On top of which I'd bet Narin will have two separate courses set for the event being he has close to if not 36 holes. Usually the typical tourney stays the same for the most part both rounds. I could be wrong, guessing I'm close though.


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Bring the whole Sesame Street gang to the party with our Sesame Street Plastic Table Cover. It will brighten up and bring fun to the party as kids see all of their fuzzy friends. Each plastic table cover is 54" wide by 102" long and matches all of our Sesame Street Party Supplies perfectly. Our Sesame Street plastic table cover is sold by the piece. Please order in increments of one table cover.
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