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Our House Inc. in Greenville is an organization that provides educational and support services to groups, communities and direct client services based in the Mississippi Delta.
The organization began Healthy Relationship sessions in 2007 after receiving a grant through the Mississippi Department of Health.
The sessions originally started out to promote violence prevention and were only nine-week but as the organization attracted more schools and church groups, it developed into fourteen-week sessions.
"We have to educate the children to break the cycle of violence inside and outside of their homes," said Felicia Thomas, Healthy Relationship director.
Minister Joe McCall is the instructor for the Healthy Relationship coarse.
He has over 27 years of experience working with families and developing healthy relationships and encouraging abstinence before marriage as the only choice.
"I wish we could clone Mr. McCall and have him to go more places," said Thomas.
According to the organization, research suggests that children, who grow up in a healthy marriage family, do better on a host of outcomes than those who do not.
They also suggest that many social problems affecting children, families and communities could be prevented if more children grew up in healthy, married families.
The Healthy Relationship sessions are designed to promote awareness in teens about the dangers and signs of unhealthy dating relationships.
"Not that we are encouraging it, but they are already dating, so we just try to make sure that they are well educated," said Thomas.
"Jealousy is the number one warning sign of a possible abusive person, which could lead to an abusive relationship.
"A healthy dating relationship is one that is rich in equality; everyone should have an equal voice, communication, respect and both partners should feel secure", said Thomas.
The sessions will be held on Wednesdays and are usually one hour long.
"It is an awesome time, especially when they comprehend what is being said and it sets in," said McCall.
Because of the organization's success last year with East Side High School, they were asked to come back.
"We're looking to go into Rosedale high as well," said McCall.
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"I tell the kids, 'If you give me the opportunity to teach you, your GPA will change.'
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As the Copenhagen climate conference nears, developing and developed countries are at loggerheads over the question of who should bear the costs of climate change. Developing countries rest their case on equity and ethics: having grown fat on emissions-generating growth, richer countries should use their ill-gotten gains to help poorer countries become greener without sacrificing their economic development. Developed countries accept elements of this case, but try to minimise the cost to their citizens by arguing that rich-world taxpayers cannot be held responsible for the sins of emission of their forebears. While rich countries are responsible for the bulk of the current atmospheric stock of greenhouse gases, they are responsible for a declining share of the flow which is adding to it year on year. Should deficit countries such as the UK and the US to transfer large sums of money to surplus nations such as China? Join the debate. Click on comment.
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Springfield momentum building for gay marriage, advocates say
BY NATASHA KORECKI Political Reporter/@natashakorecki March 26, 2013 6:46PM
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As the nation's high court seemed to sidestep the decision on gay marriage on Tuesday, hinting it may be an issue better left to the states, advocates of gay marriage in Illinois say it's imperative that the state act quickly.
The Illinois state senate advanced a same-sex marriage proposal symbolically on Valentine's Day. The matter is left up to the House, which didn't call the matter for a vote before adjourning for a spring break.
While Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan said the legislation is 12 votes shy, quiet momentum continues to build among Illinois lawmakers – including Republicans – who believe now is the time to embrace the issue.
"The margin is smaller than what the Speaker had stated," said one state legislative source who asked not to be named.
Several sources said a small group of Illinois Republicans are considering voting in favor of the bill, which would almost certainly give it the 60 votes needed to advance. "There's some indication that there's more than one Republican supporting this bill," said one of the sources.
While the Illinois Legislature is on a two-week break, the issue re-emerged this week as the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments over whether voters in California were entitled to enact Proposition 8, which nullified a state Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriage.
Even as they took up the issue, justices seemed to immediately question whether it was the right thing to do, suggesting it may be too soon to step in with a legal answer and better left to percolate in society. Justice Sonia Sotomayor questioned whether it was better left for states to decide.
"If the issue is letting the states experiment and letting the society have more time to figure out its direction, why is taking a case now the answer?" Sotomayor asked.
During the 80-minute argument, there was no majority apparent for any particular outcome and many doubts expressed about the arguments advanced by lawyers for the opponents of gay marriage in California, by the supporters and by the Obama administration, which is in favor of same-sex marriage rights.
In Illinois, the issue has quickly gained strength this legislative session. Republicans increasingly have realized that public opinion is siding with same sex marriage. State Sen. Jim Oberweis' effort to oust the Republican party chair Pat Brady backfired when high-ranking Republicans came to his defense.
That includes U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill) who supported keeping Brady in place.
On Tuesday, Brady stood by his position to support passage of the bill.
"Whether you agree or disagree with particular Republican beliefs … we have to be gracious in a diversity of opinions," Brady said. "I think that's the way we can get more people to support our candidates."
Bernard Cherkasov, the CEO of Equality Illinois, said his group continues to hear of growing support within the GOP.
"We're hearing from more and more legislators. That includes Republicans and Democrats," Cherkasov said. "I think this is going to translate into strong Republican support when it goes to the House vote."
Same-sex marriage advocates say that if the Supreme Court strikes down a portion of the federal marriage law and Illinois hasn't legalized same-sex marriage, then same-sex couples here would not be entitled to many benefits and more than 1,000 laws.
"They were also making clear that there was moral authority here and that legislatures were empowered … to act quickly," said Camilla Taylor, National Marriage Project Director at Lambda Legal.
The issue remains volatile, however, with lawmakers saying quietly they've felt the impact of heavy lobbying from both sides – including in highly-charged emails, phone calls and letters.
"It's important that some Republicans get behind it just for the future of the party," said one of the sources. "It can't be the party of exclusion, you can't win that way."
Earlier this month, state Rep. Greg Harris (D-Chicago), the bill's chief House sponsor, said he believed the bill had the 60 votes it needed to advance in the chamber.
"It's going to pass because this is what the majority of people in Illinois believe is the right thing to do," he said then.
The legislation awaiting a House vote has support from more than 300 clergy across the state in a signed open letter, according to gay-marriage coalition Illinois Unites for Marriage.
However, one of the state's key religious figures — Cardinal Francis George – had called Madigan urging against the same-sex marriage legislation and has led a group of clergy behind his cause to limit marriage to a bond between a man and a woman. Earlier this month, the Rev. James Meeks, pastor of Salem Baptist Church on Chicago's South Side and a former state senator, sent an "emergency message" against same-sex marriage in a pre-recorded call that reached roughly 200,000 households in 14 legislative districts.


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I've been thinking about bodies.
My body.
Other women's bodies.
And when they are and are not our own.
Every day, it seems like women are faced with a reminder that, according to several sources – teenage athletes, the law, that random guy on the street – our bodies don't belong to us. Not entirely. Not really. Not for spans of time exceeding an hour or a day.
This is hardly a new concept in feminism. The battlefield for women's rights is littered with the bodies of women that have been objectified, co-opted, abused, imprisoned or slain along the way; millions of faceless causalities of war. That shoulder over there was not-so-surreptitiously brushed against by a stranger on the bus; that breast over there was posted to a 'revenge porn' website by a former lover; that uterus over there carried to term a child doomed to perish outside the womb; that thigh over there was groped by a boy who was raised to believe that no means yes; that heart over there was married off to her uncle when she was just 13 years old, fulfilling a promise made when she had yet to learn to crawl.
This is hardly a new concept, least of all to the women who live the theorem out in practice every day.
Yet, when faced with events that underscore and highlight this reality, we seem incapable of connecting the dots and understanding how small behaviors lead to the larger horrors. We fail to link those little annoyances we put up with every day to the stories that leave us shell-shocked and wondering how something like that could possibly come to pass.
Consider President Obama's recent verbal faux pas, in which he noted that California Attorney General Kamala Harris "happens to be, by far, the best looking attorney general in the country." The comment, made at a Democratic National Convention benefit, sparked well-deserved outrage by many groups for reducing an incredibly accomplished woman to her appearance. In the most professional of settings, he associated her other job-related attributes – that she is "brilliant," "dedicated" and "tough" – with one that should have no bearing on a president's assessment of an attorney general's capabilities.
The president's apology in the aftermath, noting that "he fully recognizes the challenge women continue to face in the workplace and that they should not be judged based on appearance," was dutiful and appropriate. But the fact that the POTUS wouldn't hesitate to comment on the physical appearance of a woman who is the chief law enforcer of California speaks volumes to the standards by which women are judged and the extent to which our bodies are always available for scrutiny, judgement, comment and consumption.
A woman can reach the highest of authoritative positions, and yet be constantly reminded that, to the men around her, she is still being evaluated by her perceived beauty, or lack thereof. Her value is assessed, at least in part if not in entirety, by how attractive men find her.
On one hand, it's a flippant comment made by a well-intentioned male colleague who should have know better. Harris accepted the apology, and both parties moved on to bigger issues.
But on the other hand, it's yet another in a slew of constant reminders that no matter how capable or qualified we are, our bodies are constantly on display, under evaluation, available for public consumption, and there's nothing we can do about it. Comments like Obama's reinforce this fact not only to women, but also to men – and to boys.
They might be seemingly innocuous comments, but words matter. The language we use establishes power dynamics, changes views and impacts access to power and leadership. When a female political candidate's appearance is mentioned in coverage of her candidacy, she pays negative price in the polls. That correspondence stays true whether the comments were praising or criticizing her appearance. When we focus on a woman's outward appearance, it diminishes the other qualities or characteristics that make up the totality of her humanity, reducing her to an outer shell. Our vocabulary helps shape our perceptions.
When news broke about the sickening case in Steubenville, Ohio – in which two teenage boys dragged an unconscious girl from party to party, sexually assaulting her, violating her body and filming it all to post on social media – the public was justifiably horrified. The details not only of the assault itself, but of the willingness of witnesses to watch, partake and publicize the attack seemed to defy belief. How could two boys, both seemingly promising young men, be driven to such depravity? Where are these boys' parents? How could so many of the girl's peers stand by and not only remain silent, but cheer on the attackers?
While the boys are most certainly responsible for their own actions and deserving of the eventual guilty verdict, to focus solely on 'where were the parents' is far too reductive. Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a society to convince a boy that a girl's body is of so little value that he can just reach out and take it, literally. If those boys truly did not believe their actions amounted to rape – as at least one argued in court – then there has been a massive failure to imbue basic concepts of consent, bodily autonomy and respect for women. We have failed to communicate that a girl's body, no matter how passive, is not yours for the taking.
There are, of course, innumerable levels of infractions between an awkward attempt at a compliment, and a gang rape of an unconscious teenage girl. But the two occurances are linked by the basic concept that women's bodies are there to be enjoyed by others, no matter the setting or situation; whether it's between colleagues at a political fundraiser, or drunken high schoolers in the backseat of their parents' car. If we want to prevent future Steubenville's from occurring (and rest assured, they are occurring with alarming regularity, whether CNN tells us about it not) then we need to have a massive shift in our basic understanding of the way we value, talk about, and talk to women. We need to value women for their humanity, rather than their physical attributes. We need to stop treating women's bodies as if they are public property to be assessed like a diamond ring at a pawn shop or a horse up for auction. Far beyond talking the talk, we need to walk the walk, so young people see and learn how to value women for their minds, not their bodies. And we need to be unafraid of honest conversations about consent, rape and sex early on, before children will ever be faced with those decisions. Because by the time they're making that decision, it's too late.
Sure, President Obama's comment to AG Harris – and the millions of similar comments made every day – could be laughed off as foot-in-mouth-disease, a minor slip of the tongue on which we needn't dwell. But with our most visible leaders faux pas-ing all over the place, how can we expect our children to develop a respect for women that values them on their status as a human being, rather than their status as a piece of ass?


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I like it on long drives so I can just listen to one program or game. I know phones can do it but with the new bandwidth caps that are being imposed on Verizon users, streaming isn't optimal. Plus most radio streams on the net don't include sports. I loved being able to listen to the NCAA tourney while driving from MI to NY through Canada and not getting nailed with extra fees. linkanswered May 10 '13 at 11:04 Ajax |
I have a different experience than Sobiloff - i find the sound quality is better than FM. Over time, I've found some of the channels to get repetitious, however, putting it at 1 and hitting SCAN has exposed me to a lot more "current" music. (being the father of a teenager, some currency is relevant) I especially love their foreign "stations" and "alternative" stations -- Verve from CA; ATN from CA but covering Bollywood type stuff; these are things I cannot find in my normal radio selection. I initially purchased it instead of selling the car -- it was a way to make my car experience new again, and I'm glad I did. linkanswered May 10 '13 at 12:17 sunnywiz |
I like being able to find whatever genre of music that I might want to listen to at any particular time, though I am also aware that this perception is fairly limited by my own narrow tastes. I am also aware of just how close and overlapping many of the stations are (coffee house, loft, etc.?)... I've had a long (60mile) commute for the past year and it's been a good supplement to the various other sources of audio media (commercial U.S. radio, Canadian/CBC, phone streaming of Pandora, phone-borne music files, USB thumb drive, SD-card drive, etc.)... I have a great car with access to all of this, as well as a great 8.4 inch TFT display screen, so it's been a real boon on my daily commute. SDRS is a significant part of my strategies to survive the drive. One relatively big complaint for me about XM/Sirius is the laughably high cost of accessing broadcast materials on-line. Does anybody remember that AOL, at one time, streamed XM music? It was great but did not dissuade me from subscribing to the Satellite broadcast, yet somehow XM/Sirius have convinced themselves that internet broadcast of exactly the same media (without the overhead, or perhaps just to help bear the overhead, literally, of the satellite infrastructure) at a high surcharge makes sense. It doesn't to me and, despite being a very early proponent of SDRS, I refuse to purchase the internet capability. This is one of the things about XM/Sirius that turns me off (at least figuratively) and will probably result in my leaving them when a reasonable alternative (especially in my car) comes along. linkanswered May 10 '13 at 21:10 pmontero |
I record and time shift listen to shows at my schedule. Some unique shows you will not find elsewhere Buried Trasure with Tom Petty (Blues and Rock) Boundries with Paul Bachmann (Xover Classical) Mansion of Fun with David Johansen (Classical to Blues to Rock to ... often with themes like Crying or eyes) Disorder with Meg Griffin (Contemporary similar to Mansion of Fun but less Classical and more current) On the Aisle with Bill Rudman (Broadway with a theme for each show) NY Shuffle with Lou Reed (Very contemporary, sometimes it feels like you are listening to musical chain saws) Roots Showing with Franny Thomas (Contemporary, folk eclectic, with a unique segment were band members pick artist/songs they like and at the close play live music) The Village with Mary Sue Twohy (Village used to have a channel of their own, but lost it for some reason. Available on the internet channels and for 4 hours on the Bridge channel) Linked with Peter Cummings (Classical music interviews once a month ... often with Xover artists) linkanswered May 11 '13 at 09:38 POD |
I'm a Sirius subscriber. I don't use it with my mobile phone nor do I use the Internet streaming option. I only use it in my truck. I prefer it over terrestrial radio because I can listen to the same stations no matter where I travel in the US and Canada and there are no commercials (at least on the stations I listen to). linkanswered May 11 '13 at 14:23 |
from Ed Kelly on US Sailing Vessel ANGEL LOUISE (a British Built 25 yr old catamaran) currently on the South Shore of Sicily: As you can tell by my intro, we are not normal, in the sense we are 24/7 boater live-aboard folks. We bought a subscription to Sirius/XM back in 2010. We were impressed we could receive it throughout Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. You can get its many stations worldwide if you have internet as well, but at an extra cost of $3 per month. We have a unit made for a car, but put it on the boat. We also paid for a lifetime membership, slightly more than $500, but we figured it would be worth it in the long run. We enjoy having the reception throughout the US East Coast when we cruised there, and also in the Eastern Caribbean islands. We are retired and live our lives as nomadics now. Ed Kelly also email at ATTYEDKELLY (at symbol) GMAIL.COM linkanswered May 12 '13 at 03:46 |
I have 2 SiriusXM radios, and and the TTR-1 Internet Radio. I feed SiriusXM into a small FM transmitter (F-S Electronics FSCZH-05B) so that I have music all over my house, into the yard and out in the shop. Great classical music programming, comes in super clear and is available everywhere. The local classical station is always running a pledge drive, comes in crackly everywhere, and has annoying DJs. No contest! I had poor reception in my car until I had the antenna mounting by a dealer that knew what they were doing. Only occasionally does it go out for a moment. Internet SiriusXM can be more problematic, I've had to futz with my TTR-1 to get good reception more than I would have liked to. The SiriusXM app on my Android phone comes in handy in a pinch, but I have an unlimited data plan that was grandfathered in. linkanswered May 12 '13 at 08:20 dbarnard |
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Be careful about subscribing to Sirius XM service. They make it very difficult to cancel your subscription. If you do sign up, use a check, not a credit card, or they will keep charging you even after you cancel. Read this: http://boingboing.net/2012/07/13/it-pleases-me-to-see-sirius-xm.html linkanswered May 13 '13 at 10:07 |
I get great coverage so I just stream through the car. The songs and playlist come up on my radio display and my steering wheel controls work with the phone and aftermarket head unit. I have never run over .5 gig streaming everyday. I am so glad that I DON'T have to pay for radio. I LOVE my Pandora. Of course I have a flash drive jacked in too- so I can make my own playlists for out of range areas. linkanswered Mar 24 '14 at 22:24 nascar4u |


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A recent on-line article quoted Reese Witherspoon as always having suspected her first marriage would fail. It reminded me of the volumes of similar stories I've heard as a lawyer for divorcing clients. Many men and women either confess to literally knowing they were making a mistake at the time of their marriage or at least admitting they ignored their "gut" when they spoke their vows.
What are some of the red flags that we universally choose to ignore when marrying? Here are some examples.
1) WE WERE TOO YOUNG. In the case of Reese Witherspoon she feels that she was simply too young to know what marriage was about. That is a common tale, and there's a significant amount of truth to too-young marriages leading to divorce. Both parties are still growing into whomever they will eventually be, people mature at different rates, and the younger you are the less you know of survival alone, let alone as a couple. Of course when you are young and in love, you always believe that you will be the unique couple that makes the long journey together. Once in a blue moon, that may even be true. It is untrue often enough however that waiting at least until your mid to late twenties as many are now doing is statistically "safer."
2) HE/SHE WAS BEHAVING BADLY. Semi-abusive treatment, even in the courtship phase, is a dead giveaway that worse will follow. Whether someone threatens you physically or is even verbally demeaning at a time when you are not yet committed to each other, do not just walk away – run. Why do we stay when there are already signs that there will be verbal and physical trouble in our relationship? The answer is complicated, and psychologists tell lawyers that it has to do with "attachment"…once we feel attached emotionally to a lover, it is surprisingly hard to let go. Be that as it may, such troubled couples should at least contact a counselor before contacting a wedding planner.
3) SOMEHOW I DID NOT TRUST HER/HIM. Everything in a good relationship is about trust. In fact, psychologists lecture that trust and a good sense of humor are two essential ingredients of a good marriage. Any divorcing people tell me that they thought their partner may cheat (either sexually or financially) even before they married but talked themselves out of their suspicions. They told themselves that they were either too jealous or too paranoid, but all the time their stomachs were upset, they had headaches, and other real signs of internal mental and physical stress. The reasons for staying again have to do with "attachment" and self-esteem, but trust is a gut level feeling as well as an intellectual assessment. If you feel something is wrong, this is one time where listening to your instincts and very primitive innards and doing some preliminary investigation of someone's past and their finances is simply the right thing to do.
4) HE OR SHE DRANK, PARTIED, ET CETERA, MORE THAN I. When couples are dating they can be extremely social…dining out, hanging out in trendy clubs, drinking, partying, and occasionally even breaking some drug related laws. Often one partner drinks or parties more than the other .The trick when dating is to be able to differentiate the just-too-social drinker or pot smoker from the truly dangerous addictive personality. Lives can be ruined with alcohol and drugs and not just the life of the user. Denzel Washington in the movie "Flight" portrayed the unbelievably deceptive talents of a committed addict. They have an uncanny ability to throw you off the scent of their real secret passion which is for substances and not for you. If you even suspect that the one you love is an alcoholic or active user of any addictive substances, get some help in validating your fears…even if in your heart you want to be wrong.
We all hate to acknowledge doubts about the people we have chosen to love and everyone has pre-wedding jitters. Here is an idea: if you do not want to "see" the red flags but have some of the listed issues, consider the flags to be at least yellow and exercise caution before moving forward.
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For Miranda Gutierrez, a first-grader at St. Damian School in Oak Forest, summer arrived early on Valentine's Day.
Her father, deployed to Afghanistan with the U.S. Army, completed his tour of duty earlier than expected, and surprised the 6-year-old during her class party Thursday.
After Miranda was told only that a "special Valentine" had arrived for her, Sgt. Brian Gutierrez, dressed in his fatigues, stepped into the classroom. The girl, sitting at her desk, screamed "Daddy," sprinted toward him and threw her arms around him.
He'd been overseas for six months, and Miranda said she'd missed her dad "a lot" because it was a nighttime ritual for him to read her a bedtime story. She said she wanted to plan a party to welcome him home.
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The girl said she "thought he was going to come back soon," but her mom had told her that Dad wasn't due to return until the summer.
Gutierrez, a Military Police officer, said the scope of his unit's mission had changed, allowing him to come home early. He hadn't expected to end his tour until after the end of the school year.
"I'm glad I'm home early," he said before visiting his daughter's classroom. "I thought I would miss the whole first grade."
Gutierrez said surprising his daughter at school was a natural idea.
"You see all the soldiers doing this on TV," he said.
Miranda's teacher, Cindy Rak, said she didn't know about the surprise until just minutes before the soldier walked into the room.
"I was in shock myself," she said.
Rak said Miranda would regularly ask her classmates to remember her dad in their prayers, and that she got to talk to him by phone during a school Christmas party last year.
"She just loved that," Rak said.
Gutierrez, 30, is a member of the National Guard and works as a police officer in Burr Ridge. He said he'll return to that job in about 1 1/2 weeks.
He enlisted in the Army in April 2000, partly because he wanted to be a cop and military experience looks good on a resume.
"Plus I have a lot of pride in my country," he said.
He and his wife, Maritza, and their daughter live in Chicago's McKinley Park community. Gutierrez said the food from home, especially Mexican food prepared by his wife, was one of the things he missed the most.
Any special homecoming meal in the works?
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Roads of Rome II
Caesar, the governor of Rome, has been poisoned, and there's no potion strong enough in the world of mortals that can cure him of his terrible disease. Caesar's daughter Julia is in despair and Victorius, an honorable general, sets out on a long journey to the kingdom of the Gods. The lands of barbarians are full of dangers, so be careful! Help Victorius find the magic potion that will save Caesar's life in Roads to Rome 2!
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Vancouver International Airport
Vancouver International Airport is Canada's West Coast hub and the country's second-busiest airport, with 17 million passengers a year strolling through its three terminals.
Distance from city centre
12 km (7.5 miles) south-west of Vancouver.
Airport parking
The airport offers hourly and daily parking facilities in the Parkade, right next to the terminals. Long-term parking is found in the Economy Lot, adjacent to the Parkade, and with access to the terminals under partially covered walkways. The cheapest on-site parking is found at the Long-Term Parking Lot, which is served by free shuttle bus to and from the terminals. A valet-parking service is also offered at both the domestic and international terminals, at a higher price.
Specific airport features
If you need any help navigating the airport's terminals, ask a Green Coat volunteer for assistance. Be prepared for a long wait when you reach immigration.
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Airport telephone number
Airport website
Specific airport features
If you need any help navigating the airport's terminals, ask a Green Coat volunteer for assistance. Be prepared for a long wait when you reach immigration.
Airport transfer
Amsterdam -Schiphol
Paris -Charles de Gaulle
KLM operates out of the International Terminal, with flights bound for Dutch destinations. Fly to Amsterdam Schiphol to connect with long-haul and pan-European flights.
These are useful guidelines only – always check in advance to find out which terminal your flight departs from.
Transport between terminals
It is a 15-minute walk between the international and domestic terminals. The free South Terminal Shuttle connects all three terminals.
International Terminal
All flights to and from all other international destinations, including the U.S., operate out of the International Terminal. To check-in, go to level 3.
Domestic Terminal
Flights to destinations within Canada depart from the Domestic Terminal. Check-in is found on level 3 of the building.
South Terminal
Small regional airlines operate out of the South Terminal; together with the Floatplane Facility it forms the Airport South.
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The publication is part of the University's esteemed Academic Leadership series, which brings the key issues in Australian accounting education to the fore.
ACCA's chapter looks to the future, and details a number of emerging pathways for the next generation of accountants, in the context of six key areas. These include ACCA's history and background; its current vision; future trends and emerging pathways; integration of ethics into the ACCA qualification framework; integrated reporting; and the impact of technology on education and learning.
Professor Cooper says: 'It was an immense privilege to be asked to contribute to this esteemed journal, and I would like to thank my colleague at ACCA, Mike Walsh, for his insights in co-authoring this chapter. By offering its qualifications worldwide ACCA has grown, especially in the last 20 years. It is critical for ACCA to be focussed on what employers value and what employees need. Supporting members with a qualification that makes them desirable in the workplace is at the heart of ACCA's on-going goal.'
ACCA's input to the journal also highlights that ACCA's original founding values, established in 1904, still stand today – namely to provide opportunity to all people of merit and application, regardless of their background. The five core values that resonate with members, students and ACCA staff around the world are highlighted in the report, those of opportunity, integrity, diversity, innovation and accountability.
The chapter ends by saying that the growth of the accountancy profession is subject to several variables, some of which are unpredictable.
Professor Cooper concludes: 'While we cannot predict the future, we can make very good guesses so we are all prepared as we can be. Some examples we illustrate include the demand for higher level business and management skills amongst finance professionals; technological advancements and their effect on learning; the demand from international accounting firms as well as other multinationals for uniform professional accounting qualifications - at least in respect of non-regulated functions; the convergence of accounting and auditing standards on an international basis; and the demand from growing economies such as China for professional accountants.'
The journal sets out the pathways that have emerged and will continue to emerge with respect to the ACCA qualification, as it continues to position itself as a major global force in the education and training of accountants throughout the world.


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The Top 10 Daybeds
By Laura Regensdorf
The Experts
Jean-Louis Deniot
Drawing on neoclassical and Art Deco styles, the Paris-based decorator brings a quiet luxury to projects across the globe. His furniture for Collection Pierre is available through Hutton Home. deniot.com
Mary McDonald
The Los Angeles designer (and onetime milliner) creates exuberant interiors infused with old-world elegance. Catch her on Bravo's Million Dollar Decorators. marymcdonald.com
Hamish Daybed by Oly
Jean-Louis Deniot likes this Louis XVI–style design, with its hand-carved wood frame and nailhead detailing: "This has the charm of an antique, but it's tailored for today." The daybed, 80" long by 38" wide, features raffia paneling, which makes it a good fit for a summer home, he says. "It can also be a charming bed for a little girl, with a canopy hung from the ceiling."
$3,650 as shown; olystudio.com
Robert Bristow Daybed for Ralph Pucci
"Very sophisticated," says McDonald of the 80"-long, 32"-wide daybed. "If you have two roll pillows, it functions as a sofa; with one, it's more like a chaise." The range of woods—white oak, mahogany, and walnut (shown) among them—adds versatility, too. She pictures it in a contemporary home with an open seating area.
$10,780 as shown; ralphpucci.net
Duetto Daybed by Flou
This skirted piece has hidden potential: A second mattress rolls out and can be raised to the height of the first. "The trundle is fabulous," says Mary McDonald, who sees the 86"-long, 41"-wide daybed furnishing a guest room. To her, the simple slipcovers and bolsters conjure the French countryside. "The dressed-down details give this an earthy quality."
$9,897 as shown; flou.com
Flat Out by Blu Dot
For those tight on space, this does double duty, says Deniot. "It's an armless sofa that becomes a daybed—so functional." Measuring 80" long and 41" wide when flat, it's a fun choice for a kid's room, thanks to its affordable price and brick-red upholstery. (It also comes in gray.) By day, dress it up with smart pillows, he says. By night, "you have an extra bed for sleepovers."
$999; bludot.com
7072-95 Daybed by Lee Industries
"The asymmetrical arms are quite cool," says Deniot of the tête-à-tête daybed. "It's a very good design." And the piece accommodates more than one: At 81" long by a full 49" wide, it can snugly fit two people side by side, so it would be a practical addition to a family room. (A narrower version is available as well.)
$4,063 as shown; leeindustries.com
Daybed On Polished Nickel Base from Flair
"I like this as an extra piece in a room because it's underscale," says McDonald, noting the slender proportions—80" long by 24.5" wide. "It serves as a bench, but you can still lie down." The tailored ends give the daybed structure. She imagines it at the foot of a king-size bed.
$3,800 as shown; flairhomecollection.com
Curator Daybed by Calvin Klein Home
"This has a clean, sort of Zen line," says McDonald, eyeing the austere frame and pared-down cushions. "I love the sleek walnut finish. It's a handsome piece of furniture." The 72"-long, 32"-wide daybed comes in left- and right-facing models, so she suggests using one of each. "These would be great as sofas in an urban apartment."
$3,100; calvinklein.com
Sigmund Chaise Lounge by Enzo Mari from DDC
"There's obviously a Roman influence, with the iron and leather," says Deniot of the crossed legs and woven upholstery. Svelte at 71" long by 24" wide, the daybed could stand in for a pair of stools, he says. He envisions it by a fireplace or in a classic library, where it would be right at home among the leather bindings.
$6,812 as shown; ddcnyc.com
The Top 10 Daybeds
Mediterranean Woven Seagrass Daybed from Mecox Gardens
With its handwoven sea-grass base, this is ideal for a beach house, says Deniot. Given the frame's ropelike texture, he recommends keeping the upholstery fabric casual. The 84"-long, 39"-wide daybed would be perfect under a window, where the backless design won't obstruct the view, he adds.
$3,700 as shown; mecoxgardens.com
Daybed No. Sixty Two by The New Traditionalists
To McDonald, this handmade oak piece is bound for the country. "You could use it as a sofa in a converted barn space or an upstairs loft," she says. The daybed, 79" long and 43" wide, has a playful sense of scale with oversize bolsters. (The height of the footboards can be customized.)
$3,700 as shown; thenewtraditionalists.com
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