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Name: Charlie Biddle
Hometown: Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2001 at The Shipley School
Undergraduate Education: Bates College, History, 2009
Occupation: Assistant Rowing Coach at The Baldwin School
Racing Highlights: Placed 1st in Men's Open Single and Quad at 2013 Head of the Schuylkill…placed 2nd in Men's Open Double at 2013 Head of the Schuylkill…placed 1st Men's Open Quad at 2013 Navy Day Head of the Schuylkill…placed 1st in Men's Open 4x at 2013 Head of the Potomac…placed 2nd Men's Open Dash 2013 Royal Canadian Henley…placed 2nd Men's Open Single 2013 Black Fly Regatta…placed 4th in Men's Open 1x at 2013 Head of the Potomac…placed 2nd in Men's Pair 2012 Head of the Fish…placed 2nd Men's Open Single 2012 Head of the Fish…placed 1st Open Eight 2012 Head of the Fish…placed 3rd in Men's Open Double at 2012 Royal Canadian Henley Regatta…placed 4th in Men's Open Single at 2012 Elite National Championship.
Personal: Charlie returns to the Undine racing squad after a year of full time training with the Craftsbury Green Racing Project in Craftsbury, Vermont. Outside of rowing, Charlie enjoys riding and repairing bicycles and watching movies. He enjoys breakfast and agrees with his cat, Emma, that a tuxedo never goes out of style.
Name: Joe Cipolla
Hometown: Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2008 at Manhattan College
Undergraduate Education: Manhattan College, Mechanical Engineering, 2011
Occupation: Associate at SPM Professional Services
Racing Highlights: Placed second in the Novice Four at Head of the Fish…placed first in the JV Four at the Dowling Alumni Cup…placed third for Lightweight Men at the NYAC St. Valentine's Day Massacre Erg Race…placed third in the Pair at the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships.
Personal: Joe grew up in the Philadelphia area, went to school in New York City, and returned to the area to work and row. Outside of rowing, Joe enjoys biking, running, erging, design work, and video games. He eventually wants to pursue a professional engineering license.
Name: John Haines
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Began Rowing: 2001 at Bowdoin College
Undergraduate Education: Bowdoin College, Chemistry, 2005
Graduate Education: University of Maryland School of Medicine, MD, 2010
Occupation: Physician
Racing Highlights: Placed first in the M2V4+ at the New England Fours Regatta in 2003 and 2004…placed second in the VM4+ at the 2005 New England Championships…participated in the Britannia Challenge Cup at the 2003 and 2005 Henley Royal Regatta…qualified for the A final in the Elite Pair at the 2003 Marlow Regatta…with his wife, placed first in the Directors Challenge Mixed 2X at the 2012 Head of the Charles Regatta…placed first in the M4X at the 2012 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta
Personal: Outside of rowing John enjoys biking, sailing, and home remodeling. He is also an avid photographer and traveler and has the intention of cruising to Antarctica with his wife, Christine. Additionally, he and Christine spend time cooking, and especially baking, together, adding to the challenge of making weight.
Name: Mike Sciblo
Hometown: Havertown, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2001 at St. Joseph's Prep
Undergraduate Education: University of Delaware, Accounting, 2009
Occupation: Accountant
Rowing Highlights: Placed second in the Junior Varsity Four at the 2004 Scholastic Rowing Nationals… placed third in the Second Varsity Eight at the 2005 Stotesbury Cup Regatta… placed first in the Third Varsity Lightweight Four at the 2007 EARC Sprints… placed third in the Intermediate Lightweight Quad at the 2008 USRowing Club National Championship… placed first in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the 2009 SIRA Regatta… placed first in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the 2009 Dad Vail Regatta.
Personal: Mike enjoys concerts, Quizzo and trying new foods. He would like to thank his grandfather, Joe McFadden, for introducing him to rowing.
Name: Legaré Smith
Hometown: Exeter, New Hampshire
Began Rowing: 2002 at Phillips Exeter Academy
Undergraduate Education: University of Delaware, Computer Science, 2011
Occupation: Systems Engineer for the United States Navy
Rowing Highlights: Rowed in the varsity 8 at Phillips Exeter Academy for two years and competed for the Princess Elizabeth Cup at the Henley Royal Regatta in 2004. After graduating Exeter in 2005, he went to New Zealand for nine months and learned to scull with the Auckland Rowing Club and competed at club nationals in the lm2x, 4x, 4-, and 8. No golds but much was learned. Enrolled at the University of Delaware and placed first at the Dad Vail in the novice and varsity lightweight events…placed second in the varsity heavyweight event…placed first in the varsity lightweight events at SIRAs…placed first at the Head of the Schuylkill…placed first at the Frostbite Regatta.
Personal: Legaré has traveled, worked, and gone scuba diving in many places including New Zealand, Mexico, and Alaska, but is very happy living here in Philadelphia. He loves being outdoors and eating when not making weight. Legaré has his father to thank for teaching him the fundamentals of the life style that is rowing.
Name: Katie Brown
Hometown: Harleysville, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2005 at The Pennsylvania State University
Undergraduate Education: The Pennsylvania State University, Art History, Architecture & Business Law, 2009
Graduate Education: University of Pennsylvania, MS Historic Preservation, 2013
Occupation: Architectural Conservator at Dan Lepore & Sons Company
Racing Highlights: Placed third in the Intermediate Lightweight 4x at the 2013 USRowing Club National Championships…placed first in the Lightweight Double at the 2010 and 2011 Philadelphia Frostbite Regatta…placed first in the Lightweight Four at the 2010 Head of the Charles Regatta…placed second in the 2010 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta…placed seventh in the Lightweight Four at the 2009 Head of the Charles Regatta…placed second in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the 2007 and 2009 Mid Atlantic Collegiate Crew Championships…placed first in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the 2006 Head of the Occoquan… placed first in the Lightweight Four (2008), second in the Varsity Lightweight Eight (2007, 2008), second in the Varsity Eight (2009) and third in the Novice Lightweight Eight (2006) at the Lehigh River/Neuweiler Cup…placed third in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the 2006 and 2007 Philadelphia Frostbite Regatta… placed second (2007) and third (2008) in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the Murphy Cup Regatta… placed first in the Novice Four (2006), second in the Novice Eight (2006) and third in the Lightweight Eight (2007) at the Head of the Ohio… placed third in the Collegiate Eight at the 2009 Marietta Invitational…placed first in the Varsity Eight at the 2009 UNC Invitational…placed fourth in the Club Eight at the 2007 Knecht Cup…placed sixth in the Varsity Lightweight Eight at the 2007 Dad Vail Regatta.
Personal: Katie was born and raised in the Philadelphia area. After suffering a knee injury in high school that prevented her from continuing to play lacrosse, she began rowing when a friend of hers convinced her to join the rowing team in college, and she fell in love with the sport. Katie enjoys volunteering, trips to the beach, spending time with family and friends, team breakfasts, and anything Penn State.
Name: Caroline Carney
Hometown: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Began Rowing: 2009 at the University of Pennsylvania
Undergraduate Education: The University of Pennsylvania, Medical Anthropology, 2012
Occupation: Clinical Research Coordinator at Wharton and the Pearlman SoM
Racing Highlights: Placed fourth in the Women's Varsity Four at the 2011 EAWRC Sprints.
Personal: Outside of rowing, Caroline enjoys reading and taking classes at PAFA. She is an enthusiast of bicycle commuting, urban agriculture, and the many great outdoors and cultural attractions that Philadelphia has to offer!
Name: Monica Ionescu
Hometown: Bucharest, Romania
Began Rowing: 2009 at Case Western Reserve University
Undergraduate Education: Case Western Reserve University, Psychology
Graduate Education: Case Western Reserve University, MBA Banking & Finance
Occupation: Clinical Research Coordinator in Women's Health at the University of Pennsylvania
Racing Highlights: Placed first in the Open Lightweight Single at the 2009 Speakmon Regatta…placed second in the Intermediate Light Single at the 2010 Schuylkill Navy Regatta…placed second in the Women's Open A Single at the 2010 Masters World Regatta…placed first in the Women's Open Lightweight Single and Double at the 2010 Head of the Ohio.
Personal: Born in Romania, Monica moved to the US when she was 12 years old. After a successful tennis career on her college varsity team her junior and senior years, Monica graduated and settled into a regular nine-to-five work life for a couple of years. A major leg injury in 2008 re-ignited Monica's passion for athletics and sparked her dream of being a serious athlete once again. She stepped into a rowing shell for the first time in spring 2009 and found success at many of her first regattas. In early 2011, Monica made her move to Philadelphia to pursue her rowing aspirations. She found a permanent home at Undine, where she continues to train hard to achieve the high goals she has set for herself in rowing. Besides rowing Monica enjoys running, crossfit, and dancing. She still dabbles in tennis here and there. She is an avid dog lover, especially when it comes to Chihuahuas. She also loves old time and bluegrass music, and hosted her own radio show in this genre for several years.
Name: Kate McFetridge
Hometown: West Deptford, New Jersey
Began Rowing: 2007 at University of Southern California
Undergraduate Education: University of Southern California, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, 2011
Occupation: Summer Lifeguard and Tutor
Racing Highlights: Raced in the Novice Eight in the Grand Final at the 2008 San Diego Crew Classic… placed first in the Pair at the 2009 Pacific Coast Regatta… college team placed eleventh in the 2009 NCAA Championship.
Personal: Kate loves to ride horses, read, listen to music and spend time on the beach. She thinks that dinner parties, and breakfast with friends and family are the best parts of life!
Name: Elizabeth Welsh
Hometown: Haverford, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2000 at The Agnes Irwin School
Undergraduate Education: The University of Virginia, Nursing, 2009
Graduate Education: Villanova University, Family Nurse Practitioner, 2013
Occupation: Registered Nurse at Thomas Jefferson Hospital
Racing Highlights: Placed third in the Intermediate Pair at the 2007 USRowing Club National Championship… placed first in the Intermediate Quad at the 2008 USRowing Club National Championship…placed third in the open 2x at the 2009 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta…placed third in the open 2- at the 2010 Canadian Henley Regatta…placed first (new course record) in the 4+ at the 2010 Head of the Charles Regatta…placed first in the 4+ at the 2010 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta…placed first in the LW 2x at the 2010 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta…placed first in the LW 2x at the 2010 Head of the Occoquan…placed second in the LW 4+ at the 2011 Head of the Charles Regatta…placed second in the 4+ at the 2011 Head of the Schuylkill Regatta…placed third in the LW 4+ at the 2012 Head of the Charles Regatta…placed third in the 2x at the 2012 Head of Schuylkill Regatta…first female at the 2009, 2010, and 2011 Schuylkill Navy Turkey Trot.
Personal: Liz was born and raised in the Philadelphia area and decided to return here after graduating college. She enjoys being outdoors in almost any weather. In addition to rowing, she loves running and biking and spending time with her family.
Name: Chris Magnani
Hometown: Havertown, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2008 at The Haverford School
Undergraduate Education: Harvard University
Occupation: Student
Racing Highlights: Rowed 7 seat of the 1st Freshman Eight for the Harvard Lightweights (2011-2012) contributing to a duel season record of 8-1 and a third place finish at Eastern Sprints… 2010-11 Captain of Crew Team at The Haverford School… place first in the Men's Junior Quad at 2012 SRAA …placed first in the 2010 Philadelphia City Championships in the Junior Quad
Personal: Chris has lived in the Philadelphia area for much of his life, while most of his family resides in New Orleans. He is currently pursuing a concentration in Astrophysics for his undergraduate degree. In addition to rowing, Chris enjoys all kinds of physical exercise and generally being outside.
Name: Kathleen Sweeney
Hometown: Wayne, Pennsylvania
Began Rowing: 2010 at Loyola University Maryland
Undergraduate Education: Loyola University Maryland
Occupation: Student
Racing Highlights: Placed fourth in the Grand Final for the Novice Four at Knecht Cup (2011)…placed second in the Varsity Eight at Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Championshop (2011)…placed first in the Womens Pair at Kerr Cup (2012)…plcaed second in the Womens Pair at MAAC Championship (2012)
Personal: Kathleen began rowing her sophomore year in college because her friend convinced her to try out the sport, she has loved it ever since. She is planning on attending graduate school for Speech Pathology upon graduation. She has three brothers and enjoys traveling.


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September 8th, 2013 01:31 PM #86
Oooh, Freyja Circe is stunning, and such a lovely mix of sounds! It's officially my new favorite. Feels sort of like wind on the edge of a cliff. Circe Freyja is beautifully balanced, too. I'd go with whichever of those sounds better with your last name.
Other than that, I'm still loving Circe Cassandra and Circe Eilonwy.Gwen
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Thank you so much! I was so happy when I thought of Freyja. She was suggested to me ages ago, but with Sylvaine or Sylvestra so I kind of put it aside. This would bring in the Nordic thing, and it just sounds woodsy and wolflike. Very happy now.
Gwenllian Freyja Circe definitely sounds best with surname, so this is what we've decided on. Thanks everyone who's contributed, you've been very helpful![FONT=Palatino Linotype][CENTER]My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014[/CENTER][/FONT]

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Professional indemnity insurance is an insurance policy that will protect you from claims made by clients who are not satisfied with the work you have done for them.
If you are starting a new business, freelancing for the first time, or simply wondering whether you should take out a professional indemnity insurance policy, this concise guide will help explain how this type of insurance works and whether it's relevant to you.
Should I get Professional Indemnity insurance?
In days gone by, only those working in the 'professions', such as, solicitors, accountants, architects and surveyors would take out professional indemnity cover.
However, the rapid growth in the service sector and the trend for companies to outsource certain skills has created a new legion of individuals providing professional services. These include IT consultants and contractors, business advisers and coaches, book-keepers, copywriters, designers and financial advisers.
Professional indemnity, or PI, insurance is mandatory for most of the regulated professions, including chartered accountants, solicitors and chartered surveyors.
While PI cover isn't a legal requirement for others, such as IT contractors, clients will often insist there is a suitable policy in place before they will hire you.
If you are providing a professional service or advice of any kind, it's a good idea to get professional indemnity insurance. A professional mistake can be very costly, and without cover in place it's possible a claim could wipe out your business.
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Professional indemnity insurance will protect you from potentially crippling claims by unhappy clients. There are a variety of potential danger areas, including:
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How much cover do I need?
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- What are the value of the contracts or projects you are engaged in, and how big are the clients you are working for?
- If you make a mistake, how much damage could it cause, and how much compensation would a client try to claim against you?
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Where did the Irish Cahill family come from? What is the Irish Cahill family crest and coat of arms? When did the Cahill family first arrive in the United States? Where did the various branches of the family go? What is the Cahill family history? The original Gaelic form of Cahill was Mac Cathail or O Cathail, while is derived from the personal name Cathal, which is generally Anglicized as Charles. Cahill is derived from the Old Irish "catu-ualos" which means "valor or powerful in battle".The recording of names in Ireland in the Middle Ages was an inconsistent endeavor at best. The many regional dialects and the predominate illiteracy would have made common surnames appear unrelated to the scribes of the period. Research into the name Cahill revealed spelling variations, including Cahill, O'Cahill, Kahill, Cawhill, Cahille, Cahil, Cahaly, Cahell, Cahel, Caughell, Kahil, Kahel, Caill, Cail and many more. First found in County Kerry and Tipperary as there are at least two distinct septs of the name. The first sept from County Kerry descend from the Heremon line of kings and were known as the Cahills of Connaught. The second sept claim descent from the Ir line of kings and were located at Corkashinny, or the parish of Templemore, Tipperary. This line further branched to the eponymous Ballycahill, Tipperary. Both branches descended from O'Connors, the Kings of Connacht, specifically "Cathal," also known as Conor na Luinge Luaithe, when anglicized means "Conor, the Swifter-Sailing Ship" [1] which may elude to the seafaring coat of arms used by the family. This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Cahill research. Another 275 words(20 lines of text) covering the years 1654, 1796 and 1864 are included under the topic Early Cahill History in all our PDF Extended History products. Another 87 words(6 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Cahill Notables in all our PDF Extended History products. In the late 18th century, Irish families began emigrating to North America in the search of a plot of land to call their own. This pattern of emigration grew steadily until the 1840s when the Great Potato Famine of the 1840s cause thousands of Irish to flee the death and disease that accompanied the disaster. Those that made it alive to the shores of the United States and British North America (later to become Canada) were, however, instrumental in the development of those two powerful nations. Many of these Irish immigrants proudly bore the name of Cahill: Cahill Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
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"If you feel that you are sinful and weak, you have a special right to Jesus' arms because He is the Good Shepherd who looks for lost sheep, those who are weak and helpless and who cannot keep up with the flock." (The Gift of Faith, Third Edition, pg.83) "Dear children! Today again I am calling you to complete conversion, which is difficult for those who have not chosen God. God can give you everything that you seek from Him. But you seek God only when sicknesses, problems and difficulties come to you and you think that God is far from you and is not listening and does not hear your prayers. No, dear children, that is not the truth. When you are far from God, you cannot receive graces because you do not seek them with a firm faith. Day by day, I am praying for you, and I want to draw you ever more near to God, but I cannot if you don't want it. Therefore, dear children put your life in God's hands. I bless you all. Thank you for having responded to my call. " Medjugorje Message: January 25, 1988 "Are you really being transformed by Christ's Redemptive Sacrifice when you participate in the Eucharist? Are you really being transformed when you receive God who offers Himself to you in Holy Communion? Does something change in your life?" (Open Wide the Door to Christ, pg. 55 "A story that is widely reported overseas is met with a cone of silence by a cabal of Catholic men who are charged by the faithful with restoring the vitality of the Catholic faith yet strangely ignore the greatest spiritual revival on earth."
Last week 30,000 Italians from all over Italy gathered in Sicily to attend Mass at an outdoor sports area. The Catholic faithful were at the football stadium to hear the homily and accept the graces of the Eucharist of course, but they were also in attendance to be near Marija Pavlovic-Lunetti, a Medjugorje seer of the Virgin Mary. Marija, before an enthralled, devoutly Catholic crowd, experienced an apparition of the Virgin Mary shortly before Mass. A few weeks before the event in Sicily, over a two day period, nearly 70,000 Catholics, Christians, even Moslems attended Mass in Lebanon, again to be near the visionary from Medjugorje. Hundreds of priests participated in the events including bishops of the Catholic Church. The phenomena of Medjugorje is becoming better known each day, and significantly, it is getting to be known for the unique spiritual fruits that find their way into people's hearts. Medjugorje, it is said, returns people back to God and to the Catholic faith in a lasting way. At the root of the spiritual movement of Medjugorje are special messages that come from the Virgin Mary. These messages are meant to bring the world closer to God and are made known to the world by the testimony of six people who personally encounter the Mother of Christ. These six "seers", four women and two men, humbly accept their duty to be examples to the world. For thirty years the "seers" from Medjugorje have demonstrated how to live a devout Christian life in today's demanding modern and secular world. Despite being poked and prodded and scrutinized by a skeptical and frustrated press, the six Medjugorje "seers" have represented the Catholic faith in a distinctive way for three decades and because of their example millions of Catholics look to Medjugorje for spiritual renewal. But across the "Pond" in the United States there is a different view of Medjugorje and the gate keepers of Catholic opinion seem to work almost in a conspiratorial manner to quell any interest or trust in Mejdugorje. The who's who of Catholic opinion makers, journalist and bloggers are eerily similar in their skepticism and condemnation. Two things the opinion makers have in common – 1. They have never been to Medjugorje and 2. They are all men. Patrick Madrid, Patrick Coffin, Mark Shea, Greg Kandra, Pat &Matthew Archbold, Jim Akin, Kevin Knight at New Advent, and the editors of Catholic Culture and the National Catholic Register. I speak with some authority on this issue. Perhaps no other reporter of Catholic news in the United States has personally reached out individually via e-mail or phone calls to prominent opinion makers who write about Medjugorje than Ministryvalues.com . What I have found is that they all talk to each other and they all have basically the same reasons for being "against" Medjugorje . They are against Medjugorje because - 1. To them the issue is one of disobedience against the local Bishop who has jurisdiction over Medjugorje and 2. One of the "Seer's (Ivan) has a nice house and worst of all he married a Massachusetts beauty pageant contestant. So why do I make the point that sexism is at work when it comes Medjugorje in the United States? Forgetting the point for a minute that after persistent questioning about the roots of their negative views on Medjugorje, the U.S. Catholic opinion makers, almost to a man, in frustration, have blurted out to me: "Well you know, Ivan married a beauty queen" They hate themselves for reaching so low but honestly they can't help themselves. But lets' forget that for now. I make the charge because Medjugorje has been, to a large degree, defined by the activities, testimony and evangelization of four extraordinary women - Marija Pavlovic-Lunetti , Mirjana Soldo, Vicka Ivankovic-Mijatovic and Ivanka Ivankovic-Elez and the boys can never seem to write about this. Through the works of these four women (following the advice and messages of the Mother of Christ of course) and the example found in the way they conduct their lives, these four women have created a spiritual movement unequalled in the Catholic Church in modern times. SSPX, the schismatic , i.e disobedient, Catholic group, is much smaller in size in terms of impacting the lives of everyday Catholics, yet gets much more press here in the U.S. than Medjugorje. The four women of Medjugorje are humble yet charming; they are devout but sparkle with humor and life. They radiate truth and spirituality yet are approachable and "normal". Randall Sullivan author and journalist -he wrote for the Rolling Stones magazine at one time - once said he had no trouble when he interviewed the Dali Lama but was speechless when he found himself in a room for an interview with visionary Vicka Ivankovic-Mijatovic who radiates spirituality and joy like no other. Millions of people find something good in Medjugorje - a movement led by women – most importantly by the Mother of Christ and the remarkable example of the Medjugorje "seers" is all but ignored by American Catholic punditry. Football stadiums are filled with Catholics, including bishops and priests who come to pray alongside a woman who claims to see the Virgin Mary. A story that is widely reported overseas is met with a cone of silence by a cabal of Catholic men who are charged by the faithful with restoring the vitality of the Catholic faith yet strangely ignore the greatest spiritual revival on earth. By Stephen K. Ryan "Dear children! 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loved the time spent together
IT was magical..we will always cherish the memories of that little parenthesis we shared with you and Ingrid ,and the rest of our little very special group.Wlter and i loved the poem..we hope for more to come..SAlud to life..CECILE
Final entry dedicated to our fellow travellers
Trip Start
Jan 28, 2008
Trip End
Feb 08, 2008
AND, as requested, here is the Poem written by me (b. England) in the bus (unaltered as demanded) for: Ingrid (b. Germany) ; David, (pronounced Da-Vid') our tour driver, and Claudia, our tour guide; Cecile (b. Peru) and Walter (b. Germany) of Florida; Brigitte and Sandy (British) of Calgary; and left to the end to give emphasis to his sterling contribution to the glue that held us all together: Joseph (born and bred Canadian of Italian parents) from Toronto.
A tour to remember
Valleys of antiquity
Past plains of battle
Massacred history interred
Only with ghosts vanquished
Fertile, verdant, persons
Poetically enthroning regions of
Lush legumes and abundant fruits
with perfect, prosaic royalty
Sharing bounteous legends
Draped by curtains of culture
Fettered by dogmas of birth-places,
a world village embracing all
Gratias to Peru, danke Germany,
Thanks/mer�i au Canada, a chippy British
cheers to the Italian �no collar�de Toronto
melding and blending Chilean warmth
through laughter, humour, warmth and mirth
of da-Vid and Claudia
"Sir/Lord Graeme" Feb 12, 2008
Thank you both
Graeme and Ingrid,
I would like to thank you both for sharing your South American holiday. It has been an enlightening experience for me. I have had a further insight into my Scrabble partner and his (should I say 'better half'?...Yes!)better half, Ingrid. Thank you for the commentary...both of you write colourfully and have a terrific sense of humour. Thanks again for sharing. Totally enjoyable...
Warm regards,
Karen 'down under'
P.S. Graeme...I am still wating for an explaination of what 'down under' means;o)


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- A former Topeka lawyer has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for stealing more than $500,000 from his clients' trust funds.
U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said in a news release Tuesday that 52-year-old Robert M. Telthorst was sentenced for wire fraud and money laundering. He was ordered to repay $537,680.
Telthorst admitted that he defrauded clients from November 2005 to August 2011 by taking money for his benefit and to cover money taken from other clients.
Grissom says one of the clients Telthorst defrauded was a charitable trust of $80,000 for the University of Kansas School of Business. The account balance dropped to less than $1,750 after Telthorst took funds for his own use.


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Ramsay Health Care's French subsidiary has made its first acquisition since coming under control of the Australian health care group last year.
Ramsay Sante will acquire the Clinique Convert Hospital from France's biggest private hospitals operator, Generale de Sante, for €15 million ($20.57 million).
The 178-bed hospital is in Bourg-en-Bresse in the Rhone-Alpes region, and is the first acquisition for Ramsay Sante since Ramsay acquired 57 per cent of the group early in 2010.
Ramsay managing director Christopher Rex said the acquisition of Clinique Convert would add to earnings per share to the group in the first full year.
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"We are very excited about the growth prospects in the French market, and the acquisition of Clinique Convert is an important first step for Ramsay Sante's growth," Mr Rex said.
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Tony Monaco on Hammond B3 Organ – Jazz at the Rumba Cafe
Matthew heard Tony play a couple of months ago in Zagreb at a Jazz Festival and now Tuesday night in Columbus, Ohio, Tony Monaco's hometown. Started at nine, we stayed 'til midnight and Tony was just getting warmed up ready for another set. Reggie Jackson on drums and Derek Dicenza on guitar. Reminded me of the time Matthew and Mary and I went to the Village Vanguard and saw Dr. Lonnie Smith on Hammond B3. Matthew loves to listen to the Hammond B3, It was a fun night with James and Steve.
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The Biggoron's Sword is the third and final sword that Link recieves in Ocarina of Time. Wielding this sword has it's pros and cons. It takes two hands to wield, so you cannot use your shield while you have Biggron's Sword, but it dishes out twice as much damage as the Master Sword. To get Biggoron's Sword you have to go through a fairly large sidequest with multiple stages, most of which are timed.
Note: Before attempting to get Biggoron's Sword, make sure you have already gotten Epona and have planted a seed in the patch next to Dodongo's Cave. If you do not do these two things, it is likely that you will not be able to complete each step fast enough.
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- Speak to the Cucco Lady in Kakariko Village, she will give you an egg. Wait one night to let the egg hatch.
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- With the hatched cucco, go into the inn in Kakariko Village. You should find Talon asleep on a bed. Show him the cucco and he will wake up. Return the cucco to Cucco Lady to reviece the Blue cucco.
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- With the blue cucco, go to the lost woods, take the first left and you'll see an old man, use the cucco to wake him up and he'll give you an odd mushroom and tell you to bring it to the "old hag in the potion shop".
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- If you take too long the mushroom will spoil so you will be timed for this step, ride Epona to Kakariko VIllage as fast as you can and then go through the newly built potion shop to get to the one the old man was talking about. Show the mushroom to the old lady and she'll give you a potion in return.
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- The Potion will also spoil if you take too long so you are once again timed, go back to where the old man was in the Lost Woods. This time there will be a kokori girl. Give her the potion and she'll give you the poacher's saw.
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- Go to Gerudo Valley and give the poacher's saw to the carpenter. In return he'll give you a broken sword.
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- Go to the top of Death Mountain and talk to Biggoron. Unfortunately he can't see very well so you need to get him eyedrops so he can make you the sword. He will ask you to get eye drops, and give you the eyedrop prescription.
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- Go to Zora's Domain and give King Zora the eyedrops prescription, in return he will give you an eyeball frog.
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- Take the eyeball frog to the scientist at Lake Hylia, but remember, there is a time limit of three minutes. The scientist will then give you the eyedrops.
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- This is the last step and also has a time limit, this time the time limit is four minutes. You need to get all the way to the top of Death Mountain. Race over with Epona and give the eyedrops to Biggoron. Wait three days and nights (you can use the Sun's Song) and your sword will be ready.


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The 18th annual Culinary Cornucopia, the premier chef competition in the Capital Region, is set for Sunday, November 9, at — as always — the Marriott hotel on Wolf Road in Colonie. Chefs from a variety of restaurants and food service programs will by judged during the day by a panel of judges certified by […]
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The controversy continues over the number of medals handed out at wine competitions. A scandal over Tuscany's Brunello wines is in the making. And a new champagne only for the super-rich is on the market. Catch up on all the wine news in the print version of "Dowd On Drinks" this Thursday in the Life•Food […]
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Perrier-Jouet all bubbly over the super-rich
The latest entry in the "world's most expensive blah-blah-blah" competition demands our attention in the champagne category. A personalized, limited edition 12-bottle boxed set of Perrier-Jouet Champagne will go on sale Thursday with a price tag of 50,000 euros, or $78,944 U.S. if that seems a bit pricey, consider a single bottle at 4,166 euros, […]
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In court of public opinion, Champagne is fantastic
With sincere apologies to the late Dr. Seuss … I do not understand the French, When sitting idly on a bench, Or fighting in a muddy trench, Or berating a writer for being a mench. They are a people long known for their skills with food and drink. They often are observed, when anything French […]
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In France, it apparently is illegal to say things about your beverages that might encourage people to drink them. And that goes for all sorts of bubblies, from champagne to beer. Startled? Confused? Curious? Check out my "Dowd On Drinks" column in Thursday's Life•Food section of the Times Union for all the sordid details.
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The Quebec-based natural health supplements maker said Tuesday that in the new post, Lacasse will advise the company on scientific matters and on the development of new products.
"Apart from being highly qualified, François-Xavier brings to the team the vast expertise he has acquired in the pharmaceutical industry," commented Genacol Canada founder and president Guy Michaud. "Genacol and its clientele will now benefit from his know-how and knowledge."
According to the company, Lacasse has held several positions and was senior consultant for Anapharm, Xanthus Life Sciences Inc., Supratek Pharma Inc., Merck Frosst and LAB Pharmaceutical Research in Montreal. He is also a guest teacher at the Faculty of Pharmacy of University of Montreal, where he gives classes in nonclinical development and pharmaceutical development.
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The Quantum Experiment That Simulates a Time Machine
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It's 8:30am. There is rush hour traffic pumping through the intersections along rue Ste-Catherine. I'm checking on the handmade sign I taped to a BIXI docking station at rue Guy five hours earlier. The sign is still there!
I make it back to the Grey Nuns residence where more presentations from DesignInquiry participants are being loaded on to a laptop. I slide onto one of the waiting couches as the lights are dimmed. Within a few minutes I am intrigued by a presentation on Typo-geography by Stuart Henley, Principle Lecturer and Course Leader from the Bath College of Art and Design, who discusses visualizing language and the ramifications of the QR code.
Karina Cutler-Lake from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh shows us her creative explorations of rapid transit lines, maps and sublime letterpressed pieces. She admits she is moving away from commercial work at this time. This leads to a discussion into whether design needs to result in an artifact. Florian Sametinger points out that, "design has moved past problem-solving to the act of generating knowledge."
I think back to an article I read in the DesignInquiry journal about using design thinking to produce 'systems' instead of artifacts. In 'Designing the Immaterial' Eric Benson of ReNourish reveals the tension he feels between the desire to produce more graphic design and reduce the amount of resulting landfill waste.
His conclusion is that graphic designers need to use their design skills in different ways – to re-design the systems that we are bound by. Benson writes, "The holistic nature of the design process is definitely needed to help design better systematic solutions for bigger issues." He is encouraging his peers to find ways to also redesign the invisible systems that are not currently serving us (food and agriculture, health and safety, housing).
Systems-thinking is one of the foundations of sustainability planning. We live in a complex world with linking parts. Read an overview of 'Understanding Complex Systems' here. Sustainability initiatives and education programs are typically interdisciplinary and collaborative. Understanding interrelated systems allows people from all skill sets to see how their actions affect profound realities such as climate change, clean water scarcity, and sustaining human life. To find ways to protect the climate and nourish people in the long run we need to be systems thinkers.
I believe the BIXI bike system is an example of passing through the threshold of producing goods (a great bike) to designing systems (a low carbon transportation option). This system is generating knowledge about how to rely less on automobiles and depend more on human power.
The system components of the BIXI system are; the bike docking and locking system, the pay station, the bike, the tracking system, the city's transportation planning and travel pattern research, and the corporate sponsorship. BIXIs are sponsored by companies (Telus, Desjardins and Alcan) yet they depend on the public infrastructure like bike lanes and sidewalk storage space. Designing this system required robotics experts, industrial designers, policy-makers and business leaders to work together.
The system is not perfect. There are times when too many bikes show up at one station and there are not enough bikes at others. It's disheartening to see BIXI staff in large pick up trucks with trailers load overflows of bikes and drive them to empty docking stations. This happens because BIXI is so popular. The scheme has been adopted in other cities - Minneapolis, New York, Toronto and London. In fact, the London mayor gave William and Kate a double BIXI bike as a wedding gift. Sadly, the BIXI system would probably not work in my hometown of Vancouver – where there is a mandatory helmet law. BIXI Montréal encourages riders to bring their own helmet but it's not legislated.
Later that day during we visit the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA). We are welcomed, hosted and toured around the impressive building. The Centre has an unprecedented number of prints, drawings photographs and publications about the nature of the built domain. It is housed in a 130,000-square-foot building with the six galleries there are education programs, curatorial opportunities, a study centre and a bookstore.
I am most charmed by the archival posters from the 1940s on display urging citizens to "Plant a Victory Garden", "Save Fuel" and "Insulate Your Home." These posters with wartime messaging are eerily similar to climate protection messages to eat local, reduce energy consumption and get out of your car. After sketching a bit in the sun on the expansive lawn of the CCA I refocus on my own poster campaign to evoke positive emotional memories around cycling. Back at the Grey Nuns Residence I get to work writing out more stories.
There is a special dinner that night organised by MA student Josh Davidson. He's asked us all to bring a local ingredient from our home matched with a local ingredient from Quebec. When it comes time to eat there is an eclectic array of hors d'oeuvres including polenta, foie gras, smoked salmon on orange slices and the garlic jelly I brought from Thunder Bay coupled with aged Quebec cheddar. We've designed this meal by assembling our own of culinary landscape.
I chat with Jane Edmundson the Assistant Curator at the University of Lethbridge gallery about the show she will be helping to put together based on the DI research about the City of Design for the Portes Ouvertes. Between tentative samplings of duck liver she explains that our piece will be huge banners draped from the ceiling of the airy foyer in Concordia's Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts Integrated Complex.
After the feast, I find myself back on rue Ste-Catherine at 1:15 am posting up two more large posters with hand written cycle stories. A guy on a bike stops to inquire what I am doing. He's a graffiti artist and he tells me his tag name. He watches me, standing in the middle of the sidewalk, peeling the backing off long strips of double tape from the four-foot high sheet of paper I've unfurled.
This poster is of He Li's story: "Before I could ride a bike, I always sat on my dad's when he rode. Sometimes on the front sometimes on the back. I remember at that time he only had one coat for protection from the rain. So I hid in his coat. Sometimes my dad used the coat to hide me in order for the police not to see us."
The graffiti artist advises *me* to watch out for police before biking off. I mount the posters without any protests from the authorities and make it back to my dorm room exhilarated.


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Parents take away Xbox; boy dials 911
It can be upsetting when your parents take away your Xbox. One teen reportedly decides it's all too much for him and calls 911 to ask whether they have the right to do so.
There is a view that removing all 15-year-old boys from this earth would not only help global warming but also our cultural horizon.
Supporters of this view will then be heartened to hear the story reported by the Chicago Tribune of a 15-year-old boy who suffered a serious trauma. His parents took away his Xbox.
The boy, a resident of Buffalo Grove, Ill., which sounds like the sort of place where discipline is imparted along traditional lines, decided to express his feelings and exert his identity. He called 911 in order to ask the police whether his parents were, indeed, within their rights to remove his gaming equipment from his sensitive little fingers.
However, brave as all 15-year-olds are, he appears to have hung up. So the Buffalo Grove police which, on its website, declares that it is "dedicated to making our community a better place to live and work", wandered along to his house.
Where they may have just laughed until their shirts billowed like the kaftans of the late Luciano Pavarotti.
Commander Steve Husak told the Tribune that the officers not only told the little tyke that parents do, indeed, have the right to take away his gadgetry, but that it might be an idea to listen to what they had to say.
It is not recorded why the parents took away the boy's Xbox. Perhaps it was because he's a vastly intelligent youth who will soon be the governor of Illinois.


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*** a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote the positive image of African Americans ***
This grant provides financial support to students and professionals who conduct research to study African American success, particularly in the area of education. It is offered to encourage the building of the science of African American success by studying those attitudes and behaviors that cause people to attain academic success. The research can focus upon early childhood education, student performance in the elementary, middle or high school years, as well as the attitudes and behaviors that help individuals finish college and graduate school. It can also focus upon parental behaviors that contribute to student success, as well as related home and community variables that promote excellence in educational performance.
By focusing upon the strategies that are working well for many highly successful African Americans nationwide and spreading the word about these successful strategies, the African American Success Foundation can help educational institutions, social service agencies, public policy makers, and other concerned citizens replicate these successes for many others in the years to come.
All proposals must make it clear that the research focus is on high academic achievers. Studies that are part of larger research projects or dissertations that are comparing high achievers to others may be considered if the AASF proposal focuses exclusively on those who are excelling. Studies about those who are slipping, lagging, just getting by, or who are failing will not be considered.
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�� All proposals must clearly state how high academic achievers or high achievers are being defined. It��s not enough to simply state that subjects are college students, are in advanced classes, honors programs, or are pursuing doctorates. The Grant Selection Committee cannot assume that all of these subjects are doing well. Your proposal must indicate how this success is being defined and measured. And when the research includes subjects score below a 3.0 GPA, for example, the proposal must make it clear that, to meet AASF��s criteria, the study targets only those who are scoring 3.0 GPA or better.
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The grant is $5,000.00.
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1. Recipients must prepare a publishable caliber paper upon completion of the project and provide a copy to the Foundation.
2. African American Success Foundation may invite Award recipient to be its guest and present the research results at the organization's annual Success Summit.
June 5, 2015
Residency Requirement:
United States
Tenability Locations:
Psychology, Education, Sociology, African American Studies.
To Apply:
Cynthia Wilson, Ph.D., Chairperson Grant Selection Committee African American Success Foundation, Inc. Mailing Address: 7027 West Broward Boulevard, #313 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33317
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El Paso, T.X. – The UTEP softball team has a big test this weekend against first-place UAB in Birmingham, Ala. at UAB Softball Field.
The Miners (12-25, 1-13 C-USA) and Blazers (26-11, 13-2 C-USA) will start their three-game series in a Saturday doubleheader starting at Noon MT.
UTEP is currently tied with Southern Miss in conference as both squads are fighting to secure a spot in the Conference USA Tournament starting May 9 in Tulsa, Okla. Conference USA takes eight of the nine members for the postseason.
Junior Erika Arcuri leads the Orange and Blue with a .342 average (ranked seventh in C-USA), while senior Kayla Oranger is hitting .302 and has a team-leading nine stolen bases. Junior Alanna Leasau, who had been in a slump, blasted a grand slam and gathered five RBI in a doubleheader againstHouston on April 13. Leasau is tied fourth in C-USA in RBI (33) and sixth in long balls (seven).
Senior Kayleigh Walts has been solid in the box with three home runs, 18 RBI and a .301 average. Behind the plate, Walts has caught 22runners trying to steal bags (tied first in conference) and caught six runners 'napping' with six pickoffs (ranked second in conference).
In the circle, freshman Danielle Pearson has thrown 122.1 innings and has finished a league-leading 14 games. Pearson leads the Miners with six wins.
The Blazers' Whitney Fletcher ranks fifth in conference with a .362 batting average and is tied first with five triples. Anna Kimbrell's eight home runs ranks second, while Kristen McGrath ranks seventh with 27 RBI. Lauren Webster has been the ace in the circle with a 10-3 record and a 1.47ERA.