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On November 14, 15 and 16 in Treviso, Italy, was the place of a very speciale event: the 98th IIC for the first time in history of ITF dedicated to the elite of our instructors only from 4th degree and higher.
The event has been organized by GM Wim Bos and Master Giovanni Cecconato in cooperation with FITAE-ITF (Italian Taekwon-Do Federation).
Great success with the participation of 35 Masters and 129 Instructors, for a total of 164 persons, coming from 22 different countries: USA, Canada, Puerto Rico, Vietnam, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Netherlands, France, England, Scotland, Germany, Belgium, Lebanon, Slovenia, Greece, Russia, Denmark, Poland, Spain, Ireland and Italy of course.
...Read moreOn November 7, 8 and 9 was held in Tegucigalpa, Honduras the 97thIIC.
The IIC was conducted by the Grand Masters Hector Marano and Ung Kim Lan, while on the addressing of the Kids Development Program was Sabun Nim Fabian Izquierdo.
The event was attended by 104 participants from Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
...Read moreMaster Weiler, ITF Senior Vice-President, would like to update you on the donations for Kemal Kasim and thank you for your wonderful support so far. With your efforts we are getting very close to reaching our goal and helping Kemal get a fresh start in life.
To see the list of donations so far, please download this file. This is the money collected as of the 28th of October 2014.
More about Kemal Kasim's Story below.
Human life does not always run smoothly and is often affected by turbulent phases, major challenges or even tragic moments. A young TKD athlete from Ethiopia, Kemal Kasim, has sustained a blow of fate already with 6 years when he (after the civil war in Ethiopia) lost his right leg above the knee playing on a tank. But he did not crush - he even has gained strength. In 1996 he started with TKD, became a coach and an example for many of us (see also the video of his breaking demonstration on our ITF website). Today he is 24 years old and on 31.07.2014 he has passed his examination to 3rd degree. I had the honor to promote him to his 3rd degree and can say that he has passed the promotion with flying colours.
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His life-story and his development are my motivation to start a foundation to allow him a prosthetic leg. Because of his financial situation he cannot afford this and also the technical and medical options are not given in his home country. For this reason I want to invite him to Germany (he can live in my house) for about three or four weeks, where all the requirements are fulfiled. The cost of an artificial leg with necessary precaution and aftercare will be approximately € 10,000.00 (including the flight to Germany). Who is willing to support this project has the opportunity to donate money. The donations should be addressed under the keyword "Kemal Kasim" to the ITF which manages the money.
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I am thanking you in advance for the humanitarian gesture to support our TKD-brother and allow him a new life. I will continuously inform about the progress of donations and also about the current status of things.
Yours sincerely
Master Paul Weiler
ITF Senior Vice-President
Grandmaster Trajtenberg and Master Ferrando visited Tokyo to hold a meeting with the leaders of ITF JAPAN, in order to analyze the situation in ITF Asia and prepare a program that will enhance the ITF in the Continent. Master Kim explained the situation and proposals in his opinion that should be undertaken to promote ITF on this continent.
During the visit to Tokyo Grandmaster Trajtenberg and Master Ferrando were invited by Master Kim to conduct a Master Class, which was very well attended. The participants applauded Master Ferrando and Grandmaster Trajtenberg for the level of the seminar and requested that they return in the future.
The visits to Taiwan and Japan were scheduled by ITF in their eagerness to prepare a plan of potentiation of ITF all across Asia
...Read moreThe ITF begins a new stage in which will be realised a great effort for promotion in ASIA following on from the great example of our successful growth and development in Africa.
Our President Grandmaster Trajtemberg, and Master Ferrando ITF Secretary General visited Taiwan to make contact with members of ITF Taiwan and while there conducted a seminar with 70 participants, 20 of them black belt holders. They have made this visit accompanied by Sabunim Ricardo Rieiro through whom contacts have been made with ITF TAIWAN President Horacio Obon, being to admire the effort and support made by Mr. Rieiro.
The Directors of ITF were well received and the first course given in the country was a success in that the participants were satisfied and grateful for the support that was giving to them by ITF.
One official meeting was held which lead to the agreement for the affiliation of ITF Taiwan to our ITF family. Finally Directors and black belts of ITF Taiwan hosted a dinner for the Directors of ITF, in which all were pleased with what appears to be a new step for a successful ITF TAIWAN.
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On the weekend of 26th-28th September, the 96th International Instructor Course (IIC) took place in Vienna, Austria. The course was attended by 163 participants, including 9 Masters from Argentina, Czech Republic, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Luxembourg, Moldova, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Scotland, Switzerland, Austria and conducted by the International Technical Committee, Grand Master Marano, Grand Master Bos and Grand Master Ung.
After arrival and registration of all participants on Thursday and Friday, the IIC was officially opened Friday morning by honoured guest and member of the ITF board, Grand Master MacCallum, who expressed his pleasure to be in Austria again, the country in which he had spent over 20 years of his life.
The program on the first day was very versatile. After a warmup and stretching session, fundamental movements were practiced and explained in detail by Grand Master Bos. Following that, Grand Master Ung taught self defense and sparring, backing up the theoretical explanations with many practical drills and exercises. The day's training ended with 2nd Degrees and above going through patterns Eui-Am, Choong-Jang and Juche with Grand Master Bos while the 1st degrees were taught coloured belt patterns and fundamental movements by Grand Master Marano.
The banquet took place on Friday evening and was attended by86participants. The hosts organised 2 busses to transport all attendees (with an audio guide that explained sights on route), while the Grand Masters and their invited guests journeyed by limousine. All were taken to the "Luftburg", a restaurant famous for its roasted ham hock (also known as pork knuckle or Schweinshaxe) which was tried by many that evening. After the dinner, a slideshow entertained the guests with photos of the previous IIC in Austria, held in 2007. It was followed by a short video that showed the process that went into making the gifts for the Grand Masters; they each received a large and expertly shaped wooden fist, cut from one single tree trunk with a chainsaw. To end the evening, a relaxed stroll through the nearby Prater, Vienna's amusement park, lead to the Riesenrad, a giant ferris wheel constructed in 1897, which is still in full operation today. Everyone was invited to take the 15 minute ride and enjoy the view of Vienna from up high, before being taken back to the hotel by bus.
The second day started, after a warmup, with a focus on patterns Chon-Ji through Ge-Baek for 1st to 3rd Degrees and Yong-Gae, Ul-Ji and Moon-Moo for 4th Degrees and above. Various sparring exercises were also taught by Grand Master Ung, with a constant emphasis on the Do as an important aspect of fighting which should not be neglected, as it has a strong influence on the outcome of a fight. In the afternoon, Master Nardizzi conducted an introductory course for the ITF Kids Program, explaining its philosophies and giving insight into children's minds and behavioural patterns. The attendance was high and much fun was had by all, as Master Nardizzi demonstrated the methods and games of the ITF Kids Program with the help of very enthusiastic "children", in the form of senior black belts. Despite the light atmosphere, all those attending were nonetheless made aware of the importance of providing children with adequate classes that suit their needs and develop not only motor skills, but also pass on the moral culture of Taekwon-Do, which is an integral part of the ITF.
At the same time, promotional tests were conducted by Master Weiler, Senior Vice-President of the ITF, and Master Harmat, President and Founder of the Hungarian Taekwon-Do Federation. All those presented for grading demonstrated outstanding skill and passed successfully.
3rd – 4th Degree
Mr. Marius Ionicescu - Romania
4th – 5thDegree
Mr. Mihai Hondru - Romania
5th – 6th Degree
Mr. Michael Holler - Finnland
Mr. Ion Postu – Moldova
The last day of the IIC began with a short warmup and stretching session, followed by the teaching of 3rd Degree patterns to 3rd Degrees and above. Meanwhile, 1st and 2nd Degrees received instruction from Master Santaniello. The last training session covered 5th and 6th Degree patterns whilst 4th Degrees and below were taken through a wide variety of exercises (including self defense and sparring) designed to encourage them, amongst other things, to look for exercise and training possibilities outside of their usual gym routines, as it is the only way one can really surpass an average skill level.
Before the IIC was officially closed and all certificates were handed out to participants, Master Weiler spoke about the appeal for donations for Kemal Kasim (an article on this is also posted on the ITF website), a young 3rd Degree from Ethiopia who, with the help of the ITF worldwide, is hoping to replace his missing leg with a prosthetic one. Master Weiler had been collecting donations throughout the IIC and declared with joy and deepest gratitude that he had collected over 800 Euros. It must be mentioned in this context that Mightyfist Taekwon-Do, one of the IIC's sponsors, made doboks available as prizes for a raffle and donated all ticket money to Master Weiler for this inspirational humanitarian cause. Master Weiler thanked everyone sincerely for their help.
The IIC was closed, as it was opened, with a speech by Grand Master MacCallum, who invited all participants to recognise and acknowledge the great debt we all owe to the ITF Technical Committee for their supreme knowledge, dedication and perseverance to ever increase, standardise and spread the incredibly high level of ITF Taekwon-Do in the world. The Technical Committee, after a warm round of applause, in turn thanked all participants and especially the organisers for the wonderful time they had spent in Austria.
The Austrian national Taekwon-Do association would like to thank everyone who attended this IIC and hopes they have taken fond memories of Vienna back home with them.
Written by Struan MacCallum - Austria
...Read moreOn the 13-14.09.2014, ITF Finland along with Espoo Taekwon-Do Club have hosted a sanctioned ITF Kids course conducted by Master Donato Nardizzi VIII Degree, Chairman of the Kids development program.
The course was attended by 31 participants from Finland and 1 participant from Austria.
...Read moreThe 5th International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF) World Cup of Taekwon-Do was hosted by Jamaica at the Montego Bay Convention Centre from August 26-30, 2014. Jamaica saw in excess of 2000 visitors to its shores for this beautiful event. The Championship had participants from 33 countries, 58 clubs, & 678 athletes, competing in exciting matches in individual and team events in Sparring, Patterns, Pre-Arranged Sparring, Technical Breaking, and Power Breaking.
...Read moreDuring the 6th and 7th of September last, the International Instructor Course for Kids was held in Montevideo, organized by Sabun Nim Gabriel Colina V Dan, President of CITI Allied Association from Uruguay.
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Oral History Program Carol May Beutler Weeks Interviewed by Marci Farr 13 October 2009 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Carol May Beutler Weeks Interviewed by Marci Farr 13 October 2009 Copyright © 2010 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The Dee School of Nursing was founded in 1910 to provide training for nurses who would staff the new Dee Memorial Hospital. The first class of eight nurses graduated from the school in 1913 and the school continued to operate until 1955, with a total of more than 700 graduates. A new nursing school and home located just east of the hospital was completed in 1917 and all nursing students were required to live in the home during their training. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the school's alumni before their stories disappear in the same way the Dee Hospital has disappeared. The oral interviews focus on how the women became involved with the school, their experiences going through training, and how they used the training. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Carol May Beutler Weeks, an oral history by Marci Farr, 13 October 2009, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Carol May Beutler Weeks Application Photo 1950 Graduation Photo Class of 1953 Carol May Beutler Weeks September 16, 2009 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Carol May Beutler Weeks. It was conducted October 13, 2009 and concerns her recollections and experiences with the Dee School of Nursing. The interviewer is Marci Farr. MF: This is Marci Farr interviewing Carol May Beutler Weeks October 13, 2009. We are interviewing her in Ogden, Utah and she graduated in 1953. Could you just tell us a little about your early life, where you were born and raised, a little about your family and your education where you went to school? CW: I was born in Ogden and raised at 3737 Ogden Avenue. I have an older brother and two younger sisters. My dad built our home just before World War II and that's where I lived all my life until I got married to an Air Force officer and we traveled around. It was fun. We had a group of eight friends and we just did everything together. The first one just died a little while ago, but the others still get together once in awhile. MF: Oh good. So you went to Ogden High? CW: No I went to Weber High. MF: Weber High, oh that's right. CW: Because it was in the county then. We went to Riverdale Junior High and then Weber High School. None of them are there any more. MF: They are not. I was going to say I have not heard of the Riverdale one. Tell us about why you decided to become a nurse. What made your decision to become a nurse? 2 CW: Well it seemed like when I was growing up you could be a nurse or a secretary or a teacher. Those were the only three things you could be. I just thought nursing sounded the best and then I had a couple of MIA teachers that were nurses and I just thought that was neat. They kind of influence me, and I thought they were neat so I tried it. MF: So why did you choose the Dee Hospital? CW: Just because it was here and I was born there. MF: Because it was in Ogden and it was close and your family was here. CW: And my cousin had gone there, she had been a nurse. MF: Who was your cousin? CW: Madeline Harding. MF: Was she a year or two older than you? CW: She was about ten. She was from Willard. MF: That's good to know. Were there any tests that you had to take? CW: I think you had to apply someway. MF: Just apply to it? CW: Then through high school there were three of us that got scholarships to go there, so that's another reason we went there. MF: What was your first impressions when your first entered the school? CW: Scared to death. MF: Was it your first time away from home? CW: Yes, to live away. Even home was close but then you didn't have your own cars to travel back and forth. 3 MF: So kind of strict policies as far as the rules and stuff. CW: Yes, but I was pretty calm. I was not a wild kid anyway. MF: So what were some of the first things you had to do when you entered the program as far as duties or things you had to start out with? CW: Just classes mostly and the first day on the floor they taught you all the stuff you were supposed to do for PM care. Mine was a man who was ambulatory. I thought what do you do? He can do everything himself. I felt kind of dumb. MF: Who was your house mother? Do you remember who she was? CW: If you hadn't asked me I could have told you, that one that had been there forever. What was her name? There were two of them. The one was the main one and then one was the evening one. MF: Tell us a little about the nurses' home. CW: It was fun mostly. You studied a lot and I happened to get a girl from Price as a roommate who was very, very smart. It saddened me that I really had to study to keep up with her. We still talk once in awhile. MF: So you just had just one roommate, two per room? CW: Yes. MF: Where were you at when you first got there? Were you in the basement when you were first in the nursing home? CW: I think we were on the top floor if I remember right. We were on the top floor because you know there was a ten o'clock curfew and if you were out later and if you had a date or something, you would throw rocks up at your roommate's window so she could come down and let you in. 4 MF: I've heard about those and the fudge party, making fudge in the broom closet. You have told some great stuff. Tell us who your roommate was again. What was her name? CW: Paralee Johnston. MF: What were some of the rules you had to follow while you were in nurse's training besides the curfew? Were there any other? CW: I don't remember a lot. You had to be up at a certain time and to classes. Your hair couldn't touch your collar when you were in uniform. Your shoes had to be clean. MF: You were not required to attend church at that time? CW: No. MF: Tell us, what some of your favorite classes you took were. CW: Anatomy and I didn't like sociology and physiology, well physiology wasn't too bad, but I like the set things not the brain things. That orientation was good. We had surgical and medical that were interesting. MF: What were some things you would do for fun if you and your roommates had a night off? CW: We would go downtown to a movie. We also did hand work and listened to records. We had to walk everywhere. We walked down to Weber College every day and walk back for lunch and then walked back down for class, so we got our exercise in. MF: I'm sure you did. Do you remember who some of your instructors were for the classes you had? 5 CW: I don't remember their names. There was one, Ruth Brown. But there was a Donaldson who was there our first year. MF: Was it Marie Donaldson? CW: Yes, her. Lots of stories about her. MF: Tell us about your capping and pinning ceremony. CW: That was great. MF: Where did it take place? CW: It was in a ward that was right close to the hospital. We really felt we were somebody then to get that first stripe on our cap. MF: That was after six months that you got your cap and stripe? CW: Yes. MF: Did you start having shift work after that or did you have classes for another year? CW: I think we had classes a little longer than that. We would go on the floors for just a few hours I think. MF: So it wasn't a long shift? CW: No, not yet. MF: Tell us who were some of your favorite doctors. CW: Dr. Curtis delivered my nephew and my girlfriend's baby. Lindsey Curtis, he just died a little while ago. Him and Eva Jean Law, they were in charge of labor and delivery and wrote a book together on having a baby. MF: So what do you think was one of your greatest challenges while you were in nurse's training? What was one of the hardest things you had to deal with? 6 CW: Just knowing what to do, mostly. There was some lady that used to holler from a room and you would always think (this is when you first went on the floors), "I don't know if I want to go in a room like that or not." I think that not knowing was scary, but after I got a little more confidence…I loved the patients. MF: I'm sure your confidence grew as you learned probably. So after graduation, did you stay at the Dee Hospital? CW: I stayed for about nine months and then I got married and moved away. MF: Because your husband was in the Air Force. CW: Yes, and I was in the psych ward and I don't remember her name, but the head nurse was from the East. She didn't like the West or Mormons. It was like the hospital was afraid of her. They wanted to fire her, but they were afraid too. So when she on vacation someplace, they fired her while she was gone. MF: Did you have spend a couple months at the psych hospital in Provo? CW: Yes. MF: It was three months? CW: Yes. There were interesting people down there. MF: That would be a challenge, don't you think as far as trying to know how to deal with all that? CW: They just give them pills...and warehouse them. MF: How do you think nursing has changed over the years? CW: Everything. You can't wear caps or dresses because it's not sanitary and I think that just ruined our profession, because you don't know the janitor from the head nurses. They are all just in scrubs. 7 MF: Do you remember a favorite patient? Or a patient that was hard? CW: We had to do case studies then, and I always thought mine was interesting. One was in maternity and she had a septum in her uterus. So she had three babies on one side, then this one was formed on the other side. And it was just a smaller area so they did a C-Section because they were afraid it would rupture. She was interesting and the baby was a doll. MF: Was she okay after that? Were the babies okay? CW: Yes. I mean that was her fourth one, I don't know if she had any after that because I left. There was a little girl in pediatrics. She was a little Indian girl and she had been burned really bad and had scars that covered her body. So they were straightening out leg contractures. We'd give her a penicillin shot every three hours for months and you could hardly find a spot that was not rock hard to get a needle in there. She would cry and it was so sad for her. MF: That would be hard. What was your favorite floor that you trained on? CW: I don't know. Medical, I imagine, or surgical. It's kind of the same. They had an orthopedic floor. After I graduated I worked on OB/GYN, and that was interesting then too. MF: Tell us some of your classmates who you were in training? Did you have any from high school or just those you met? CW: Yes. Doris Poulson Stark, she just passed away about week ago. She got a scholarship when I did. I think she was the only other from Weber High. There was somebody else, but she didn't last very long. MF: How did they do the scholarships, do you remember? 8 CW: I think each high school got two or three to give every year. It was like a hundred and fifty dollars and that was enough to buy our uniforms and our capes and our classes and everything for our first year. MF: Did your scholarship renew or was it just for the one year? CW: Just for the one year, for the hundred and fifty dollars. MF: That's good cause then you didn't have to worry about any of that. Do you remember any of the members of the Dee family? CW: Not personally. We would see them every once in awhile but that's all. MF: I know Elizabeth was a big force for the alumni association and very involved. CW: Yes. She was. She would volunteer in the nursery for years and years and just rock the babies. She never had children. MF: So she would just come in and do that? CW: Yes, hours and hours she would volunteer there. MF: I know she wanted to be a nurse, but never got the opportunity. CW: They were quite a family. I had a patient that was a cousin to them, and she said they were always taught that they were to give to the community, because they were always wealthy. They were taught that they were to give back and she says, "I can't do much," cause she was older but she says, "I have a whole list of people I call just to see how they are." MF: Just to see how they are doing. That is so nice. That is how it should be. Because you know her grandma was the one that started the hospital, Elizabeth's grandma was. That's a great thing they left. We forget sometimes 9 where we get places with other people involved. It makes it nice. What do you think was one of your most stressful experiences during nurse's training? CW: I remember I was helping Dr. Rich with a dressing and I handed him a safety pin that was closed and he threw it across the room and said, "You don't hand me a closed safety pin." I thought okay and never did that again. MF: How do you think your experience served you for your life? CW: I thought it was good. The skills you learned were always useful. MF: Everybody has told us they could go anywhere and get a job, because they knew they were decent. CW: We went to our first assignment in the Air Force. It was Mississippi. They had two little hospitals. I went to one and they said go home and get your uniform on. MF: So you went to Mississippi. Where else did you nurse? CW: I worked in Virginia a little bit, in Alexandria. MF: Then you came back to Utah? CW: After the Air Force we did. Like thirty-five years ago. It's been a long time. MF: When did you retire from nursing? CW: I was sixty-one and I'm seventy-six. Fifteen years ago. They kind of helped me out. They were replacing the RN's with aides and so if you were just close to retirement, they encouraged you and I wasn't one that had to work. MF: So were you at McKay-Dee when you retired? CW: Yes. I was in Rehab when I went back. MF: The one where it was on the side of the old hospital, where it kind of connected. 10 CW: Yes. It was there first and then they moved it over to the sixth floor. Dr. Bender was the doctor in charge and he was so good, but I guess the hospital did not give him what he wanted. So he left and after that it went down. They had the railroad send a lot of theirs, amputees mostly, then they didn't send them anymore. When I first went back to working on that floor there was little Alvi and she had been jumping cars on the railroad and she fell off and cut both of her legs off and I heard that it just about did her arm, but at that time her arm was okay. She was just in her twenties, just a young girl. MF: It's hard to see that part of it isn't it. CW: Yes, interesting. There was one man that got run over and they took the heel off this foot that was amputated and they put it on the bottom of the other. His foot was off, but his leg was there. They put the heel on there and he walked on that. He came in there because they had to move it just a little bit farther. MF: Tell us a little about your graduation ceremony. CW: I think it was Dr. Tanner, not Noel his brother, he was our speaker and I remember him saying it doesn't matter how rich or poor you are, you put your pants on one leg at a time. That everybody is basically the same. It was great. It was something that you really looked forward to. MF: Did you have it at the same church that you had your capping ceremony? I know there were some at Weber College. CW: No that was the classes that started the next year at Weber College. I don't know where it was. Kind of doesn't seem like it was at a church. It was at the LDS Mount Ogden ward chapel, 1953. That was not the year. That was the year 11 before mine. We had big sisters, and mine was Jackie and she had two of us for little sisters. MF: Jackie Swearingen? CW: Yes, she was mine and she gave me some little angels over there that I still have. She was a year ahead of us. She was the best ever. MF: She was Melva Crookston friend right? CW: Yes, they were best friends forever, I guess. And she had two of us for little sisters and the other one lives down in Orem and she comes up to our luncheons every year. She is such a sweetheart. She was late coming in. But Jackie was a neat big sister to us. Then we went over communicable disease in nursing, and went to the TB Hospital. It's not there anymore, but there was a big article in the paper not too long ago about it. There was a lot of Indians in there, you know these young boys that were huge, big boys and they would get on the scale and weigh like a hundred and twenty-five or something because the just sat so much they didn't get to exercise. MF: Is this your graduation book? So you said Eva Jean Law was your instructor? CW: She was our instructor in the OB/GYN classes. MF: Okay. Well good. Marie Donaldson, right there. CW: Yes, she was kind of the head of the nursing program. MF: Okay so she was in charge. Well these are great pictures. CW: A lot of them are dying off. 12 MF: I know that's exactly why we are doing this project, because we need to get everybody. It is so important for this history. Because once you are gone, nobody's going to know about it. CW: Yes. MF: Because you even said that the Dee Hospital and nobody knows what you are talking about. CW: Yes. MF: Oh you mean the McKay? No not that one. Well these are great. CW: Well the older people would know. MF: Exactly. CW: There was one girl that was in the emergency room and she would be there at night all alone and they would bring these drunks in that needed stitches and now you look at it now and she was really something. MF: It's totally changed. Oh these are great. Thanks for sharing this with us. Oh and you had the only male graduate in your class. Right? CW: He was the first. He's dead too. And this time at our luncheon and found out that Leah Johns had died and she got married in training and you weren't supposed to and so it was a secret. Even her parents didn't know it. She was across the hall from and she says, "I want you to know that I got married, so that if I get pregnant I want you to know that I was married." MF: So she just barely died. Leah Johns is that what you said? CW: Yes, she lived up in Washington. I haven't seen her for quite a few years. MF: So she kept that a secret and it stayed a secret? 13 CW: Yes and her folks gave her a big wedding after. MF: After she graduated? CW: Yes. MF: Oh my goodness. Wow. Do you know how many were in your class as far as graduating members? CW: There was forty that started and forty that graduated. MF: You all stayed. CW: No, twelve from Logan came down. Twelve had dropped out of our class. MF: Oh you know Dora Peterson is from your nursing grade right? CW: I think so. MF: '53 or '54 I always get the two confused. Because it would be Dora Leskow. CW: Oh yes. MF: She's'53. There you go. CW: Yes, so she was one of them. MF: That's right because they were up in Logan and their hospital as far as the school closed, something happened and they came down. It was like their senior year. CW: They weren't too happy about that, but they were fun. MF: That's right I forgot about that. Well I appreciate you letting us come visit with you. CW: As I was saying, did you ever go down in the catacombs? And she says no I never heard of it and now I think it went from the nursing home over to the hospital underground. It was dark and spooky and damp. I remember there was shelves that must have been for food storage, but once in awhile we would go 14 down, not once in awhile, we did it once. My little sister was Kathleen and she was brave and she took us down there. I guess some of them would sneak over there and get bread and come up and have toast. MF: Nobody could see you? CW: No. MF: Do you remember the little confectionary? Hogge's Confectionary across the street? CW: Yes. MF: It was north of the hospital. It may have been Murray's. I don't know if it was Murray's at that time or if it was still Hogge's. I can't remember. CW: Hogge's I think. MF: Was it still Hogge's? CW: We used to get our laundry soap over there and little things. MF: Catherine lives out in my ward. The one that owned it. CW: Oh, does she? MF: Yes, so I have to ask everybody, do you remember Catherine? CW: Probably if I saw her. MF: If you did you would know. She is so cute. We appreciate you letting us come visit with you. Is there anything else you have thought of or want to share with us? CW: You just have so many memories of things you did.
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- ISC1308 Introduction to New Media
- ISC2301 Communication and Organizations
- ISC2306 Media and Ethics
- ISC2307 Introduction to Communication
- ISC2326 Print Media 1: Writing Principles
- ISC3300 Theories of Mediated Communication
- ISC3339 Introduction to Public Relations
Optional Courses (9 credits)
6 credits from (2000 level):
- ISC2313 Electronic Journalism
- ISC2317 Video 1: The Basics
- ISC2319 Film Analysis
- ISC2328 Communication Plan
- ISC2329 Interpersonal Communication
- ISC2342 Strategic Communication Tools
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ISC 1308 - Introduction to New Media
Initiation to the techniques of communication and to the study of media. Trough basic exercises initiation to the laws of image from the perspective of the communication studies, to design and to photography. Audiovisual editing (image and sound), computer software and new technologies of communication.
ISC 2301 - Communication and Organizations
Definition of an organization. Usual approaches to communication within the organizations: functionalist, strategic, critical, and cultural. The change management issue. Impact of technology.
ISC 2306 - Media and Ethics
Constitutive elements of ethical behavior. Basic ethical criteria in media communication. Rights in communication situations. Deontology codes in use in several institutions. Case analysis in media praxis: persuasion communication and fiction.
ISC 2307 - Introduction to Communication
Initiation to the language of communication. Main concepts. Most usual models in communication studies. Functions of communication. Communication scales from the personal interactions to mediated communication.
ISC 2313 - Electronic Journalism
Initiation to news gathering. Verification procedures. Initiation to writing for electronic media. Initiation to news presentation. Initiation to radio and TV interview.
ISC 2317 - Video 1: The Basics
Introduction to the television lexicon. Imaging and its composition. Sound recording, lighting and editing. Basic exercises with the camera. Production of a short story. Prerequisite to the other video courses.
ISC 2319 - Film Analysis
Discovering the expressive value of cinema. Grammar of film making. Studying the specific techniques of this media. Major cinematographic schools. Critical analysis of films.
ISC 2326 - Print Media 1: Writing Principles
Rules in information writing. The course will clarify the links between the apprenticeship of press writing and press reading. The course will also present the press writing rules in a broader theoretical context. Basic techniques concerning news gathering, story processing and diffusion of information in written press. News, reportage and editorial. Lectures and praxis.
ISC 2328 - Communication Plan
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Good to hear.I guess I'm the Lone Ranger... my three HR20-700 perform very well. Granted I have to "wake them up" (the first command or two is slow)... but after that I cannot complain about speed of channel changes and the like (except perhaps trick play from a remote room via whole home).
Three HR20-700 -- two with 2TB external drives
Whole home via hard wired ethernet.
But of course you know that a few others will debate that even though it's what you actually see with your own eyes...
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Hello, this is Stacey Kerr, an Environmental Visual Communication student at the ROM. "Curator's Corner: Project Guyana" was a huge success this past weekend, showcasing some of the work done by ROM curators on the biodiversity of Guyana. It also afforded us a quick update from Burton Lim, Assistant Curator of Mammals, and my classmate Joshua See, who are currently down in Guyana for the month conducting bat diversity surveys (for more info, see Josh's last blog post)
Great Collections Make Great Museums – An ongoing blog describing recent acquisitions added to the Greek, Etruscan, Roman or Byzantine Collections.
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Queen's Park, located in central Toronto, was opened in 1860 and dedicated by the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) to his mother, Queen Victoria. Brimming with history, this ROM walk uncovers the controversy that surrounded awarding a contract to the building the legislature to an American architect.
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Hello! Joshua See here, Environmental Visual Communication student at the ROM. I am writing from the wild heart of Guyana, where I am documenting the research and education efforts of Burton Lim, Assistant Curator of Mammals.
While to the casual observer, this is an example of fine made jewellery that sits in the Gem and Gold Gallery, Teck Suite of Galleries: Earth Treasures with other fine made jewellery pieces. As is reflected in the layered design of the brooch, this piece has layers of information and history as well.
St. James' Cemetery, opened at the corner of Parliament and Bloor Streets in 1844, is the eternal resting place of many of the prominent families of York and Toronto. Monuments and mausoleums are engraved with the names Jarvis, Ridout, Gooderham, Cawthra, Baldwin and Osler among others. Stories of success and scandal abound.


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Ezekiel's duty as a watchman. (1-9) He is to vindicate the Divine government. (10-20) The desolation of Judea. (21-29) Judgments on the mockers of the prophets. (30-33)
Verses 1-9 The prophet is a watchman to the house of Israel. His business is to warn sinners of their misery and danger. He must warn the wicked to turn from their way, that they may live. If souls perish through his neglect of duty, he brings guilt upon himself. See what those have to answer for, who make excuses for sin, flatter sinners, and encourage them to believe they shall have peace, though they go on. How much wiser are men in their temporal than in their spiritual concerns! They set watchmen to guard their houses, and sentinels to warn of the enemies' approach, but where the everlasting happiness or misery of the soul is at stake, they are offended if ministers obey their Master's command, and give a faithful warning; they would rather perish, listening to smooth things.
Verses 10-20 Those who despaired of finding mercy with God, are answered with a solemn declaration of God's readiness to show mercy. The ruin of the city and state was determined, but that did not relate to the final state of persons. God says to the righteous, that he shall surely live. But many who have made profession, have been ruined by proud confidence in themselves. Man trusts to his own righteousness, and presuming on his own sufficiency, he is brought to commit iniquity. If those who have lived a wicked life repent and forsake their wicked ways, they shall be saved. Many such amazing and blessed changes have been wrought by the power of Divine grace. When there is a settled separation between a man and sin, there shall no longer be a separation between him and God.
Verses 21-29 Those are unteachable indeed, who do not learn their dependence upon God, when all creature-comforts fail. Many claim an interest in the peculiar blessings to true believers, while their conduct proves them enemies of God. They call this groundless presumption strong faith, when God's testimony declares them entitled to his threatenings, and nothing else.
Verses 30-33 Unworthy and corrupt motives often lead men to the places where the word of God is faithfully preached. Many come to find somewhat to oppose: far more come of curiosity or mere habit. Men may have their hearts changed. But whether men hear or forbear, they will know by the event that a servant of God has been among them. All who will not know the worth of mercies by the improvement of them, will justly be made to know their worth by the want of them.
Ezekiel 33:1-33 . RENEWAL OF EZEKIEL'S COMMISSION, NOW THAT HE IS AGAIN TO ADDRESS HIS COUNTRYMEN, AND IN A NEW TONE.
Heretofore his functions had been chiefly threatening; from this point, after the evil had got to its worst in the overthrow of Jerusalem, the consolatory element preponderates.
2. to the children of thy people--whom he had been forbidden to address from Ezekiel 24:26 Ezekiel 24:27 , till Jerusalem was overthrown, and the "escaped" came with tidings of the judgment being completed. So now, in Ezekiel 33:21 , the tidings of the fact having arrived, he opens his heretofore closed lips to the Jews. In the interval he had prophesied as to foreign nations. The former part of the chapter, at Ezekiel 33:2-20 , seems to have been imparted to Ezekiel on the evening previous ( Ezekiel 33:22 ), being a preparation for the latter part ( Ezekiel 33:23-33 ) imparted after the tidings had come. This accounts for the first part standing without intimation of the date, which was properly reserved for the latter part, to which the former was the anticipatory introduction [FAIRBAIRN].
watchman-- Ezekiel 33:1-9 exhibit Ezekiel's office as a spiritual watchman; so in Ezekiel 3:16-21 ; only here the duties of the earthly watchman (compare 2 Samuel 18:24 2 Samuel 18:25 , 2 Kings 9:17 ) are detailed first, and then the application is made to the spiritual watchman's duty (compare Isaiah 21:6-10 , Hosea 9:8 , Habakkuk 2:1 ). "A man of their coasts" is a man specially chosen for the office out of their whole number. So Judges 18:2 , "five men from their coasts"; also the Hebrew of Genesis 47:2 ; implying the care needed in the choice of the watchman, the spiritual as well as the temporal ( Acts 1:21 Acts 1:22 Acts 1:24-26 , 1 Timothy 5:22 ).
3. the sword--invaders. An appropriate illustration at the time of the invasion of Judea by Nebuchadnezzar.
4. blood . . . upon his own head--metaphor from sacrificial victims, on the heads of which they used to lay their hands, praying that their guilt should be upon the victims.
6. his iniquity--his negligence in not maintaining constant watchfulness, as they who are in warfare ought to do. The thing signified here appears from under the image.
7. I have set thee a watchman--application of the image. Ezekiel's appointment to be a watchman spiritually is far more solemn, as it is derived from God, not from the people.
8. thou shalt surely die--by a violent death, the earnest of everlasting death; the qualification being supposed, "if thou dost not repent."
9. Blood had by this time been shed ( Ezekiel 33:21 ), but Ezekiel was clear.
10. be upon us--that is, their guilt remain on us.
pine away in them--if we suffer the penalty threatened for them in Ezekiel 24:23 , according to the law ( Leviticus 26:39 ).
how should we . . . live?--as Thou dost promise in Ezekiel 33:5 (compare Ezekiel 37:11 , Isaiah 49:14 ).
11. To meet the Jews' cry of despair in Ezekiel 33:10 , Ezekiel here cheers them by the assurance that God has no pleasure in their death, but that they should repent and live ( 2 Peter 3:9 ). A yearning tenderness manifests itself here, notwithstanding all their past sins; yet with it a holiness that abates nothing of its demands for the honor of God's authority. God's righteousness is vindicated as in Ezekiel 3:18-21 and Ezekiel 18:1-32 , by the statement that each should be treated with the closest adaptation of God's justice to his particular case.
12. not fall . . . in the day that he turneth--( 2 Chronicles 7:14 ; see Ezekiel 3:20 , 18:24 ).
15. give again that he had robbed--( Luke 19:8 ).
statutes of life--in the obeying of which life is promised ( Leviticus 18:5 ). If the law has failed to give life to man, it has not been the fault of the law, but of man's sinful inability to keep it ( Romans 7:10 Romans 7:12 , Galatians 3:21 ). It becomes life-giving through Christ's righteous obedience to it ( 2 Corinthians 3:6 ).
17. The way of the Lord--The Lord's way of dealing in His moral government.
21. twelfth year . . . tenth month--a year and a half after the capture of the city ( Jeremiah 39:2 , Jeremiah 52:5 Jeremiah 52:6 ), in the eleventh year and fourth month. The one who escaped (as foretold, Ezekiel 24:26 ) may have been so long on the road through fear of entering the enemy's country [HENDERSON]; or, the singular is used for the plural in a collective sense, "the escaped remnant." Compare similar phrases, "the escaped of Moab," Isaiah 15:9 ; "He that escapeth of them," Amos 9:1 . Naturally the reopening of the prophet's mouth for consolation would be deferred till the number of the escaped remnant was complete: the removal of such a large number would easily have occupied seventeen or eighteen months.
Jerusalem was known to Ezekiel by revelation before the messenger came.24. they that inhabit . . . wastes of . . . Israel--marking the blindness of the fraction of Jews under Gedaliah who, though dwelling amidst regions laid waste by the foe, still cherished hopes of deliverance, and this without repentance.
Abraham was one . . . but we are many--If God gave the land for an inheritance to Abraham, who was but one ( Isaiah 51:2 ), much more it is given to us, who, though reduced, are still many. If he, with 318 servants, was able to defend himself amid so many foes, much more shall we, so much more numerous, retain our own. The grant of the land was not for his sole use, but for his numerous posterity.
inherited the land--not actually possessed it ( Acts 7:5 ), but had the right of dwelling and pasturing his flocks in it [GROTIUS]. The Jews boasted similarly of their Abrahamic descent in Matthew 3:9 and John 8:39 .
25. eat with the blood--in opposition to the law ( Leviticus 19:26 ; compare Genesis 9:4 ). They did so as an idolatrous rite.
26. Ye stand upon your sword--Your dependence is, not on right and equity, but on force and arms.
every one--Scarcely anyone refrains from adultery.
27. shall fall by the sword--The very object of their confidence would be the instrument of their destruction. Thinking to "stand" by it, by it they shall "fall." Just retribution! Some fell by the sword of Ishmael; others by the Chaldeans in revenge for the murder of Gedaliah (Jeremiah 40:1-44:30').
caves--( Judges 6:2 , 1 Samuel 13:6 ). In the hilly parts of Judea there were caves almost inaccessible, as having only crooked and extremely narrow paths of ascent, with rock in front stretching down into the valleys beneath perpendicularly [JOSEPHUS, Wars of the Jews, 1.16.4].
28. most desolate--( Jeremiah 4:27 , 12:11 ).
none . . . pass through--from fear of wild beasts and pestilence [GROTIUS].
30. Not only the remnant in Judea, but those at the Chebar, though less flagrantly, betrayed the same unbelieving spirit.
talking against thee--Though going to the prophet to hear the word of the Lord, they criticised, in an unfriendly spirit, his peculiarities of manner and his enigmatical style ( Ezekiel 20:49 ); making these the excuse for their impenitence. Their talking was not directly "against" Ezekiel, for they professed to like his ministrations; but God's word speaks of things as they really are, not as they appear.
by the walls--in the public haunts. In the East groups assemble under the walls of their houses in winter for conversation.
in the doors--privately.
what is the word--Their motive was curiosity, seeking pastime and gratification of the ear ( 2 Timothy 4:3 ); not reformation of the heart. Compare Johanan's consultation of Jeremiah, to hear the word of the Lord without desiring to do it (Jeremiah 42:1-43:13').
31. as the people cometh--that is, in crowds, as disciples flock to their teacher.
sit before thee--on lower seats at thy feet, according to the Jewish custom of pupils ( Deuteronomy 33:3 , 2 Kings 4:38 , Luke 10:39 , Acts 22:3 ).
as my people--though they are not.
hear . . . not do--( Matthew 13:20 Matthew 13:21 , James 1:23 James 1:24 ).
they show much love--literally, "make love," that is, act the part of lovers. Profess love to the Lord ( Matthew 7:21 ). GESENIUS translates, according to Arabic idiom, "They do the delights of God," that is, all that is agreeable to God. Vulgate translates, "They turn thy words into a song of their mouths."
heart goeth after . . . covetousness--the grand rival to the love of God; therefore called "idolatry," and therefore associated with impure carnal love, as both alike transfer the heart's affection from the Creator to the creature ( Matthew 13:22 , Ephesians 5:5 , 1 Timothy 6:10 ).
32. very lovely song--literally, a "song of loves": a lover's song. They praise thy eloquence, but care not for the subject of it as a real and personal thing; just as many do in the modern church [JEROME].
play well on an instrument--Hebrew singers accompanied the "voice" with the harp.
33. when this cometh to pass--when My predictions are verified.
lo, it will come--rather, "lo it is come" (see Ezekiel 33:22 ).
know--experimentally, and to their cost.


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I was privileged to be on campus last fall when U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander announced that the Inaugural Committee had selected the students from Lee to perform on Jan. 21 in our nation's capitol.
My words then were, "Wow! What an honor to the university and Cleveland, and to all those chosen to make the trip!"
To be wrapped in their new pea coats and scarves, these inspiring vocalists certainly cannot be overlooked. Their beautiful voices will not only ring out across Washington, D.C., but once again these talented vocalists will serve as worthy ambassadors for our Cleveland and Bradley County community, for Southeast Tennessee and for our entire state. Truly, they will be symbolic of the beauty, the pride and the fabric of the United States of America, and all who call themselves Americans.
Under the direction of Dr. William Green, the group has been constantly rehearsing and even presented a special performance last Sunday at North Cleveland Church of God.
On Monday, Jan. 7, I was honored to be on campus and participate in an interview for "Fox and Friends," to be aired on the morning of the Inauguration.
Fox news reporters and Lee alum Todd Starnes interviewed Lee University President Dr. Paul Conn and me. In the spots, we explained what this event means to Lee University and to the city of Cleveland. I am sure this show will not be the only one to feature the singers. You just can't overlook such great talent! These are the best of the best!
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