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Surrounded by family, friends, staff, clients and colleagues, Glenna Yaroch, president, and Scott Yaroch, vice president (left), of the Home Instead Senior Care Western Wayne County franchise, look on with pride while Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey (right) cuts the ribbon honoring the expansion. Also present are representatives from St. Mary Mercy Hospital, the Home Instead Senior Care corporate office and the Livonia Chamber of Commerce, including Chamber President Dan West (far right).
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To keep pace with the ever-growing needs of aging seniors in the area, the Home Instead Senior Care franchise serving Western Wayne County has expanded its office and built a state-of-the-art training center in Livonia to better prepare caregivers for the challenges of caring for the senior population.
The office, located at 16013 Middlebelt Road, recently celebrated a grand opening with a ribbon cutting by Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey. Throughout the spring, summer and fall, neighbors and passers-by watched the original 1,500-square-foot building between Five and Six Mile roads grow into a 5,000-square-foot facility.
The new training center replicates a senior's home to allow caregivers to receive training in an environment similar to what they will experience in a client's home. The design features a bedroom equipped with a hospital bed and Hoyer lift for bed-bound clients. There is a bathroom with a shower chair and grab bars, a quaint living room and full kitchen. To help caregivers learn the proper techniques for transferring seniors when traveling, there is a front end of an automobile.
As a part of the grand opening, Glenna Yaroch, president of Home Instead Senior Care of Livonia, presented St. Mary Mercy Hospital with a $20,000 grant from the Home Instead Senior Care Foundation.
"I am honored to serve as an ambassador for the Home Instead Senior Care Foundation for this generous gift to St. Mary Mercy Hospital," said Yaroch. "The grant will be used for the hospital's Delirium Prevention and Management program for older adults struggling with the risk of delirium occurring during a hospital stay. This program will make a tremendous difference to aging adults and those who care for them throughout our community."
In addition to the training center and expanded office space, the new addition features a resource center where members of the community can seek answers to the questions and challenges they face with their loved ones. The expansion will also allow Home Instead Senior Care office to offer free family education workshops to family members in the community struggling to care for their aging loved ones.
"Many times family caregivers don't know where to look for answers," said Yaroch. "We want to be a local resource center to help area families and their senior loved ones. Home Instead prides itself on being a local resource for the community."
For more information about the Foundation, visit www.homeinsteadseniorcaefoundation.org. For more information about Home Instead Senior Care's services, contact the office at 734-525-5300 or visit the website at www.homeinstead.com/430.


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Ruyan Asserts Patent Rights to E-cigarette in Key China Court Ruling.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Ruyan America, Inc. announced today that its China-based joint venture partner, Ruyan Group Holdings, Ltd., has successfully asserted its intellectual property rights to the essential technology and design of the electronic cigarette in a recent legal proceeding in China.
In a decision rendered by a court in the People's Republic of China in January of 2009, Ruyan prevailed in a lawsuit against e-Cig, a China-based illicit manufacturer of electronic cigarettes and accessories. As a result of the decision, e-Cig was required to pay compensation to Ruyan for damages, destroy all of its existing stock of inventory and agree to never engage in the electronic cigarette business again. The ruling was the first of what Ruyan expects to be a series of such decisions as it has initiated similar actions against other illegal China-based manufacturers.
William Bartkowski, President of Ruyan America, Inc., commented, "We are pleased with this recent development and hope that these actions and decisions will go a long way toward clearing up the confusion and ambiguity in the U.S. with respect to this product category and these products." Bartkowski also noted that Ruyan America, Inc. has recently resolved litigation An action brought in court to enforce a particular right. The act or process of bringing a lawsuit in and of itself; a judicial contest; any dispute.
When a person begins a civil lawsuit, the person enters into a process called litigation. against some U.S. companies that Ruyan alleged were making safety claims that were either unsupported or in conflict with actual test results. He stated that further litigation is this area is now being planned.
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Jackson State's Sylvester Murray honored
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Published: April 24,2014
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Jackson State University visiting professor Sylvester Murray recently received national recognition for his long career of mentoring students who later became public administrators across the country. Murray was presented the 2014 Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Exemplary Practice Award by the American Society for Public Administration during the organization's annual conference.
The award is the latest in a long list of achievements for Murray, who was one of the first black public administrators in the U.S. He earned his master's degree in state and local government administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1965. He was called up to serve in the Vietnam War, and after his return was appointed city manager in Inkster, Mich., in 1968. He and the city manager of Compton, Calif., were the only black city managers in the country and they were appointed within a month of each other. Murray's 20-year career took him to Ann Arbor, Mich., Cincinnati and San Diego. During his career, Murray was selected as president of the International City Managers Association, representing all city managers in the U.S., Canada and Great Britain. He was the first African American to hold the position.
When he decided to change his career, he chose academia. He was asked to become a professor of public administration at Cleveland University. He was also named president of the American Society for Public Administration, making him the first person to serve in both the practitioners' trade association and the group devoted to academia.
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The 30th Southern Conference tournament got underway Wednesday and saw great weather for the first three games, but the final game of the first round, College of Charleston vs. Georgia Southern, saw heavy rain before the game was able to start, having to be postponed until 10 a.m. Thursday morning.
In the first game of round two, No. 5 Appalachian State will play No. 8 Samford. Appalachian State lost its first round match-up to No. 4 seed The Citadel, 6-5. Down the entire game, the Mountaineers' Hector Crespo tied the ballgame up at 5 runs with one crack of the bat in the ninth. In the bottom of the ninth, however, Mauldin native Joe Jackson smacked a walk-off home run for The Citadel to send Appalachian State to the losers bracket.
Samford was routed in its game against No. 1 seed Western Carolina, 13-7, despite a late rally attempt. Down 13-3 in the ninth, Samford did its best to get back into the game scoring four runs, but Western Carolina's five home runs, including two by Adam Martin, proved to be too much.
The Citadel will play Western Carolina in the 5 p.m. game Thursday night after Wednesday's victories.
In the 1:30 p.m. matchup, No. 3 Elon will take the loser of the Georgia Southern vs. College of Charleston game. Elon got knocked around by Furman in the opening round, losing 10-1. Elon's lone run came in the bottom of the seventh when freshman Chris Schaedel hit a single to score junior Antonio Alvarez. Furman's offense started quickly with an RBI triple by junior Greg Harrison. The Paladins also received contributions in the form of home runs from sophomore Chris Ohmstede and freshman Jordan Simpson. Junior Alex Abrams also knocked in three runs for the Paladins.
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Hooligan Paranoia Reaches Fever Pitch
Japanese paranoia over the feared and imminent arrival of thousands of drunken hooligans who will lay waste to the nation is strengthened with each new story of prison ships, the latest police anti-hooligan drill and paving stones being glued together that appear in the Japanese press. Richard Lloyd Parry in British broadsheet The Independent' described the present atmosphere in Japan as being in a convent full of Anglo-Saxon nuns as a fleet of rapacious Vikings appears on the horizon.' The tabloid Sunday Mirror' fanned the flames with images of armored riot police toting portable water cannon and hooligan flipping' forks. The Independent' details how residents in Sapporo are so fearful of hooligans they are refusing to rent rooms to foreigners. It seems that traditionalists in the Japanese police force have prevailed with their show of force' policy over more moderate voices, which favored a more low-key, European-style approach. Fortress Japan may not be a very pleasant place for a soccer supporter if the police force decides to test out their latest expensive equipment.
England Want No English
goings on at the Westin Awaji Hotel on Awaji Island in Japan, which will
host the England team during their stay in the country. The hotel has
been offering guests the opportunity to enter a lottery for 50 pairs of
tickets to the England v Cameroon friendly in Kobe on May 26th. However
when some residents of Japan went to book a room in order to try for the
match tickets, they were refused on the grounds that they were the wrong
nationality. English people may apply for the tickets but may not stay
at the hotel when the England team are present.
FIFA Dispute Drags On
The increasingly bitter internecine struggles within football's
world governing body continue to reach crisis point. After 11 members
of FIFA's executive board began legal proceedings against President
Sepp Blatter for financial malfeasance, Lennart Johansson, UEFA supremo
and long-time Blatter adversary called for the cancellation of the forthcoming
election for FIFA president until allegations of financial malpractice
and vote-buying had been cleared up. The in-house audit of FIFA's
finances, which Blatter unilaterally halted has now began work again after
pressure from his opponents, but its findings will not now be released
until after the election, where Blatter will be challenged by Issa Hayatou,
president of the Confederation of African Football, with support from
among others Korea Football Association chief Dr. Chung Moon Joon and
the English FA.
Royal Visit
Prince Takamado, a cousin of Emperor Akihito and honorary president of
the JFA, and his wife Princess Hisako will attend the World Cup opening
ceremony in Seoul on May 31.
Prison Ships
The Japanese Justice Ministry plans to use a chartered ferry to transport any arrested hooligans from Sapporo to Tokyo after the three games in the city. The Japanese authorities view the England v Argentina clash as potential public enemy number one.
Stones Glued Down
54,000 liters of glue will be used to glue down stones on 3.5 km of railway tracks in Kobe and Osaka in a US$476,000 operation in the vicinity of the cities' World Cup stadiums to prevent them being used as potential weapons by hooligans.
Niigata Coastguard Drill Wind & Water
The Japanese Coast Guard conducted an anti-hooligan drill off the coast
of Niigata employing 6 ships, a helicopter and 120 coast guards. They
practiced a scenario of subduing a party of mock hooligans'
who had taken over a Sapporo bound ferry. The helicopter's rotor
blades were used to blow the rioters over after a thorough drenching with
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Pele of the Orient
Pak Doo Ik, North Korea's hero of the 1966 World Cup known as Pele
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Boys II Men, Yuki Koyanagi and Anastasia will team up in a pop concert to be held on a floating pier off Yokohama's Osanbashi Bridge on June 28. The performance is invitation only and 5000 pairs of tickets will be distributed by lottery.
Croatian Flag Stolen
After the vandalizing of the Russian practice pitches in Shimizu the next mishap to befall a visiting team's training camp was the theft of the Croatian flag from outside the squad's base in Tokamachi, Niigata. The police it seems are too busy practicing anti-hooligan drills to guard teams' facilities.
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Plans to distribute free samples of dog meat outside Korea's stadiums seem to have been canned due to pressure from the Korean government according to reports in the Japanese Daily Yomiuri'.
Harper's Weekly' reported that restaurateurs in Korea were planning to offer "dog meat juice" to foreigners outside the World Cup stadium in Seoul.
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Tickets bought online for the final round of ticket sales in Japan became available from 12 ticket-dispensing machines across the country. Fans were able to insert their credit cards to receive their tickets. However complaints were heard from applicants who are unable to find out if their ticket applications had been processed successfully until they visited the centers.
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Both Korea and Japan have been busy organizing local fan clubs to support teams playing and training in their countries. Some Japanese municipalities have been struggling to find volunteers prepared to pay the necessary membership fee of up US$60 to join up. Paraguay and Argentina are struggling to attract local cheerleaders in Nagano and Fukushima prefectures whereas Italy based in Sendai are a hot ticket.
Osaka Landmark Kitted Out
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Kobe Crowd Control
The recent Japan v Honduras friendly in Kobe was a second opportunity for the Japanese Organizing Committee JAWOC to fine-tune its crowd control procedures after the problems and delays experienced by fans in Osaka for the Japan v Ukraine game. Security personnel were increased but still had problems directing obedient Japanese' fans to the appropriate station after the game.
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incidents' and therefore there will be no violence at the World Cup involving
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David Beckham's injured foot will be protected by a special boot developed
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to put a spring in Beckham's stride. He is having three pairs made at
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Economics and the World Cup
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and its multiplier effect, together with hidden benefits such as future
tourism, is estimated to land Japan a 3.3 billion yen (£17bn) windfall.
In Korea one estimate is that the economy there will benefit to the tune
of more than £6bn and create 350.000 new jobs. President Kim Dae
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No Drugs Please We're Korean
Newsweek reported recently that over 40 models and celebrities have been arrested in Seoul for taking ecstasy in New York! The South Korean police claim that it is an offence for South Koreans to take narcotics anywhere in the world.
No Friendship for Japan/US
There are reports of Koreans peeling away all the 'friendship stickers' for the U.S. and Japan at the Seoul World Cup Stadium's 'friendship board'. Lingering ill-feeling remains for Japan due to Japan's colonization of Korea between 1910-1945. The US maintains a force of over 30,000 troops in South Korea and is seen by many as hindering North-South reunification efforts.
Romario to J-League?
Japanese sports dailies are reporting that Brazilian striker Romario maybe on his way to the J-League after the World Cup. "He is attracted to Japan's J.League . He ardently wishes to blend his playing and football philosophy in a Japanese team and build up an invincible empire," his agent was quoted as saying. The 36 year-old Romario was omitted from the Brazil World Cup squad despite public support for his inclusion.
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Education Policy / June 3, 2014
Indiana Preschool Program Won't Start This Year
FSSA spokeswoman Marni Lemons says the agency faces steps such as setting up a way to track the progress of the children from preschool to third grade. She says the agency will soon announce the process for picking the program's five counties.Read More
Education Policy / June 3, 2014
The Common Core Curriculum Void
States and school districts are struggling to navigate the flood of new materials claiming to be Common Core-aligned.Read More
Education Policy / June 3, 2014
Local Views Of New Orleans' Changing School Landscape
Measurable gains, yet a sense of loss.Read More
Education Policy / May 16, 2014
Reflecting On Brown v. Board 60 Years Later
Saturday marks the 60th anniversary of the decision of Brown versus the Board of Education. The ruling made it unconstitutional for states to segregate schools. Friday, participants in an event at Marian University debated the impact of the decision.Read More
Education Policy / May 15, 2014
Indiana Gives Initial OK To New Teacher License
The State Board of Education has given its initial approval to a proposal that would allow college graduates with a B average in any subject to earn a K-12 teaching license in Indiana.Read More
Education Policy / May 12, 2014
State, ISTEP+ Vendor Negotiating Over 2013 Glitch
Indiana education officials are negotiating with CTB/McGraw-Hill over widespread disruptions that knocked thousands of students off last year's online ISTEP+ tests.Read More
Education Policy / April 30, 2014
New Reports Points To Rise In Marion County Grad Rates
An organization working to improve student preparedness is launching a new program to connect families with resources. The Central Indiana Education Alliance is kicking off Education Weekend later this month.Read More
Education Policy / April 30, 2014
What Are Education Tests For, Anyway?
Tests have existed throughout the history of schooling. Today they're being used more than ever before — but not necessarily as designed.Read More
Education Policy / April 27, 2014
Learning With Disabilities: One Effort To Shake Up The Classroom
The traditional special education model keeps kids with disabilities separate from their peers for much of the day. But a few educators and advocates are pushing for something different.Read More
Education Policy / April 22, 2014
What Exactly Is 'High-Quality' Preschool?
Many educators tout the benefits of preschool, but there's no clear standard for what qualifies as a quality program. Researchers say that when it comes to pre-K, Tulsa, Okla., gets it right.Read More