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Breaking the stigma of mental illness
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Welcome to Passion for Change
Passion for Change is organized exclusively for research, advocacy and education in the mental health field, with breaking the stigma of mental illness as its major focus.
Passion for Change is designed to address issues and provide solutions both locally and with a national scope.
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A Vision of Breaking the Stigma:
"I have a vision that goes like this: In this new century, mentally ill people will have the science, the organized voting strength, and the means to leave our ghettos of isolation behind us. We will finally join with the mainstream community, where we'll be able to live as individuals and not as a group of people who are known and feared by the names of our illness."
"The day the voices stopped: A memoir of madness and hope
What is "Stigma"?
"A person who is stigmatized is a person whose social identity, or membership in some social category, calls into question his or her full humanity—the person is devalued, spoiled, or flawed in the eyes of others."
Hebl & Kleck (2002), a definition currently having "high consensus among social psychologists," advanced by Crocker, Major and Steele.
News Release October 17, 2014
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Levine to administer Communicators for Mental Health Greater Cleveland Pilot Project
Passion for Change is pleased to announce the appointment of Kathlyn S. Levine,BBA, CPL, CVA, as program administrator for PfC's core program, Communicators for Mental Health. A native New Yorker, Levine has been a University Heights resident since 1999.
"Kathy will be a tremendous asset by participating in the selection of participants for our Communicators for Mental Health Greater Cleveland Pilot Project and managing the day-to-day process," says PfC President & CEO Marilyn Mongeon Quill, who directs the project.
Designed as a national prototype, the CMH Greater Cleveland Pilot Project includes training professionals in the communications field through PfC's online certificate course, Understanding Mental Illness, Addiction, Stigma & Advocacy - A Communicators for Mental Health Primer, and later matching them for a pro-bono project with local mental-health and addiction organizations in need of their assistance. As part of Communicators for Mental Health, the self-study, online certificate course is available to 25 to 50 local professionals in the communications field at no charge during the pilot project. A project application is available at www.passionforchange.org or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Levine is a PfC emerita board director, holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Pace University, New York City, with majors in marketing and education, is certified as a paralegal by the National Center for Paralegal Training, Atlanta, Ga., and is certified in volunteer administration by the Association for Volunteer Administration (AVA). She was also vice-president of AVA's board of directors and a member of its ethics and board-development committees. She has been published in AVA's Journal of Volunteer Administration and has written numerous articles for volunteer management newsletters and other publications. Levine has taught a certificate course in advanced volunteer management at Kent State University. A past-president of the Forum for Volunteer Administrators, she created FVA's Mentor Match program and also its successful Essentials in Volunteer Management course. Through her company, Management Systems by Design, Inc., Levine also conducts workshops on volunteerism and volunteer management and consults to not-for-profit and corporate organizations.
For more information on its Communicators for Mental Health Greater Cleveland Pilot Project, contact Marilyn Mongeon Quill at 216.496.3295 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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FBI informant reveals how undiagnosed Bipolar Disorder played role in famous scandal
Cleveland--A corrupt corporate culture, an international, multi-billion-dollar price-fixing scheme and three years of covert work with the FBI—fueled by reckless abandon related to years of undiagnosed and untreated Bipolar Disorder—will be the focus of "When Good Leaders Lose Their Way," a luncheon program sponsored by Passion for Change and the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association.
Registration for the program begins at 10:45 a.m. and the luncheon program starts at 11:15 a.m. The event, featuring Mark Whitacre, Ph.D., will take place at the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, Second Level of the Galleria, 1301 East 9th St., Cleveland.
Tickets for the general public are $37.50 each, or $225 for a table for six. $15 of the ticket will be designated as a tax-deductible gift to Passion for Change in its work of breaking the stigma of mental illness. To reserve a seat for the program, visithttp://bit.ly/TBfMC9 or http://passionforchange.givezooks.com/events/when-good-leaders-lose-their-way.
Whitacre—the whistleblower from the Archer Daniels Midland international price-fixing scandal—is also the subject of the best-selling book and controversial movie, "The Informer." High-level politics and jockeying litigators, coupled with risky behavior and crumbling loyalties, led to Whitacre's own prosecution and more than eight years in federal prison for white-collar crime.
Today, the four FBI agents involved with Whitacre's case tout him publicly as a "national hero" for his substantial assistance with one of the most important white-collar cases in history. Douglas Burris, chief of U.S. Federal Probation in the Eastern District of Missouri, stated, "The story about Mark Whitacre's redemption and second chance is one of the most inspirational stories of our time."
Passion for Change is a Westlake-based not-for-profit, 501(c)(3), which serves as a catalyst in breaking the stigma of mental illness by shedding light, challenging misperception and driving change through research, advocacy and education. PfC Is currently conducting its
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When grilling salmon, fire up the grill to medium high heat. Sprinkle a pinch of sea salt and freshly ground pepper on fresh or thawed salmon fillets or steaks that have been brushed with butter or olive oil.
To understand chili, you need to understand the peppers used to create it. The most common peppers used are Anchos, Polanos, Anahiems, and Jalapenos and this recipe uses several of them.
Remember the old days when you would accompany your mother to the butcher shop to buy fresh cuts of meat for the family's dinner? Every town, it seems, had a local butcher who knew everything there was to know about.
Freezing should always be done at temperatures of 0°F or colder. The quality of thawed meat is dependent on the quality of the meat before freezing, so freezing meat sooner, rather than later is paramount.
There are many stories about how Hot Wings were created, and most of the stories involve the Anchor Bar, in Buffalo, NY, and the Bellissimo family, who own the bar.
If you're spending any time at all grilling or barbecuing meat, you'll want to take this quiz on meats. It is full of meat facts all men should know and may give you some new ideas that increase the zesty and passionate flavors in your next meals.
You may not be able to outdo Grandma, but you certainly can do an excellent job with these helpful hints on how to shop, select, and prepare a ham. The result is a ham that tastes much better than a deli ham, a tasty creation that has every bit of your personality.
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Sony's latest gaming console, the PlayStation 4, will soon deliver its promised high-level and new entertainment environment but the box it will replace remains a must-buy and with the release of new titles plus more in the pipeline, a PlayStation 3 purchase today has never been more compelling.
Many gamers believe that holding off is the best thing to do at this time as Sony appears ready for an extravagant PS4 debut later this year but why postpone the fun when the old but trusty PS3 is able to deliver the bang for your bucks.
Here are the three reasons to take the plunge now and immerse yourself with what the PS3 can still offer, which by all means are packed in solid amusement experience for years to come.
Incredible price drops
It is the natural gadget dynamics working whenever new iterations are coming out and the PS3 will definitely feel the crunch of price cutbacks that will only make it more attractive to consumers - long-time gamers and beginners alike.
According to BGR News, Sony and its partner distributors will inevitably push down the PS3's retail price and buyers can get discounts of up to 64 per cent as the PS4's market release nears.
For instance, the 160GB PS3 variant can go as low as $US144 in the months ahead, the same report said.
New exciting game titles
But you need not wait for a few more months because as it is, PS3's current price level is already shaved off by as much as 50 per cent, according to Business Insider. And as they come relatively cheaper now, new titles that have recently released will surely spawn hours of fun-filled home-based bonding for the family.
The top-notch titles to grab at the moment are Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, God of War: Ascension and MLB13: The Show. And if these packages weren't enough, more action-packed creations are in the offing, Business Insider added, with these titles emerging as possible smash hits: The Last of Us, Dust 514, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and Grand Theft Auto V.
Sustained usability
Even when the PS4 is already in the midst, expect the PS3 to continue strutting its wares and game developers authoring new titles for the ageing console, which likely will stretch for years to come.
In fact, in the few immediate months after the PS4 release, expects expect an underwhelming game title support for the new console while its predecessor enjoys fresh releases plus the favourite back catalogues.
In terms of full entertainment possibility, the PS3 has a more mature market support, which the PS4 will take years to develop. The lag time can be called 'early adoption syndrome', in which developers wait out if the console they will support will actually generate a viable source of revenues.
And one more benefit for buyers who will get the PS3 this year, BGR said. By the time they will shift to the PS4, the console would have shed considerable price heft.


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A florist in Washington State who refused to provide floral arrangements to a gay couple for their same-sex wedding ceremony, due to her religious objection to such a union, can now legally be sued personally by the state's attorney general's office, a judge in the state has determined.
Benton County Superior Court Judge Alex Ekstrom ruled last week that the state may bring a consumer protection lawsuit against Barronelle Stutzman, the owner of Arlene's Flowers in Richland, as she is being accused of violating the Consumer Protection Act when she declined to provide floral arrangements to a regular customer's same-sex wedding because it went against her Christian beliefs.
The judge's decision means that Stutzman remains at risk of suffering a serious personal financial hit and potential loss of her business. Ekstrom has set the trial date for March 23. more >>
A man believed to be linked to the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris last week has been arrested in Bulgaria, officials announced today.
Prosecutor Darina Slavova told ABC News that Fritz-Joly Joachim, 29, was arrested on Jan. 1 for allegedly trying to smuggle his 3-year-old son into Syria. Joachim is believed to be part of a terrorist criminal group and had been in communication with Cherif Kouachi, one of the Charlie Hebdo killers, before his attempt to enter Syria. He was arrested in Bulgaria for allegedly kidnapping his son, and a background check showed his association with the terrorist group.
Joachim converted to Islam 15 years ago and reportedly became radicalized just two years ago. He resides in Bobigny, a suburb of Paris and is expected to be extradited to France, where he will likely face charges in association with the massacre that saw 12 people initially murdered before the Kouachi brothers were taken down by police after a standoff. more >>
Embattled Episcopal Bishop of Maryland Heather Cook, 58, who was formally charged with the drunk driving death of 41-year-old married father of two, Thomas Palermo, last Friday, spent the weekend in jail after failing to clear the hefty $2.5 million bail set by a district court commissioner.
In highlighting the charges Friday, Baltimore's new State's Attorney, Marilyn J. Mosby, said at a press conference that Bishop Cook, who's the first female bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland and the second highest-ranking official in the diocese, had registered a staggering .22 blood alcohol level shortly after the Dec. 27 incident that killed the beloved father.
The charges, which include driving under the influence, causing an accident due to texting while driving, and leaving the scene of a fatal accident, could see the bishop spending more than 20 years in prison and $20,000 in potential fines. more >>
The fourth suspect in the deadly French standoffs has been located in Syria, after crossing over through the Turkish border.
Hayat Boumeddiene, 26, was suspected of taking hostages in Paris on Friday, after having been involved in the murder of a female police officer earlier last week. Boumeddiene was married to fellow suspect Amedy Coulibaly, who was killed by police in a raid on the grocery store where he had allegedly taken several hostages at a kosher market. Police initially believed that Boumeddiene was part of the standoff but now believe she was already in Turkey, five days before the killings.
"There is footage (of her) at the airport," Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Monday, according to Anatolian News Agency. "Later on, she stayed at a hotel with another person and crossed into Syria on Jan. 8. We can tell that based on telephone records." more >>
Maryland's second-highest ranking Episcopal bishop, Heather Cook, 58, is now staring at a sentence of up to 21 years in prison and $20,000 in potential fines after Baltimore's new state's attorney, Marilyn J. Mosby, announced Friday that she'll be charged with multiple crimes, including driving under the influence, causing an accident due to texting while driving, and leaving the scene of a fatal accident that claimed the life of 41-year-old married father of two, Thomas Palermo, on Dec. 27.
Ending weeks of speculation over the bishop's suspected sobriety at the time of the deadly incident, Mosby noted in a statement that Cook registered a staggering .22 breathalyzer reading shortly after the fatal collision, just shy of the .27 reading she registered in the 2010 DUI incident that Episcopalian leaders failed to reveal to the general convention of delegates who elected Cook to the esteemed position in the Diocese of Maryland last spring.
While noting that Cook is presumed innocent until found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, Mosby said: "The State's Attorney's Office is committed to applying justice fairly and equally, no one is above the law. As concerned members of the public, I ask for your patience and understanding as we allow justice to run its course." more >>
UPDATE: 4:30 p.m. ET Jan. 9, 2015
French President Francois Hollande confirmed in his speech to the nation Friday that four hostages died inside the Paris Kosher supermarket that was attacked by gunman Amedy Coulibaly, 32, who was also killed. Although 12 hostages were freed from the supermarket it's also believed that Coulibaly's girlfriend and accomplice, Hayat Boumeddiene, 26, escaped the building either with the hostages or before they were released.
Terrorist group Al-Qaeda in Yemen has claimed responsibility for the Wednesday attack on the French newspaper Charlie Hebdo where 12 people were killed. The two men responsible for the attack, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, were killed during a shootout with police on Friday at a large printing warehouse northeast of Paris. more >>


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Todd Alan Price, Ph.D.
Director of Policy Studies
Programs/Classes Taught:
Doctoral education courses
- EDL 546 Perspectives and Administration of Educational Policy
- EDL 524 Negotiating and Resolving Conflicts in Education Communities
- CCD 625 Critical Policy Analysis I
- CAP 602 Curriculum Studies History: 1970 to the Present
- SEC 502 Methods for Teaching Secondary Education
- FND 510 Social Justice Perspectives on the History and Philosophy of American Education
- FND 511 Social and Cultural Politics of Education: Personal and Contextual Perspectives
- ESR 514 Research in Action: Becoming Practitioner Researchers
- ESR 505 Educational Inquiry and Assessment
- ESR 610 Paradigms of Research
- TIE 300 Teachers and Learners Using Technology
- Teacher Leader Endorsement (TLE)
- Master's of Science for Profession Educators (MSPE)
- Interdisciplinary Studies in Curriculum (IDS) online program
- Master's of Education (MED) in Urban Teaching
- LAT 495 Using New Media: Visual Literacy
- LAT 495 Digital Communications and Media
- C&I 400 Introduction to Video Production for Education
- Developmental Reading
Areas of Expertise:
Primary areas of interest • Critically analyzing the relationship between federal, state and local educational policy and curriculum and instruction: o International curriculum study (Cuba, China) o Public education reform (No Child Left Behind, Race to the Top) o School choice, charter schools (Milwaukee Parental Choice Program) o Educational communications technology (Information Superhighway Law) • Developing digital learning outcomes modules for: o Educational foundations and research courses in teacher education o The EDL 546 Perspectives and Administration of Policy course in the Teacher Leader Endorsement • Using qualitative research methodology for enhancing teacher education (video documentary, in-depth interview, and participant observation) • Collaborating in civic engagement, community study & service learning(NOLA)
Todd Alan Price is Director of Policy Studies in the National College of Education, National Louis University. With a University of Wisconsin-Madison Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction—Education Communications Technology specialization—his scholarly work centers on the implications of educational policy and corporate-sponsored education reform at all levels. His publications include the following books: Defending Public Education from Corporate Takeover (2013), John Duffy and Tania Giordani co-editors; Classrooms without Walls: An Exploration in the Management of Video Distance Learning (VDL) (2010); and The Myth and Reality of No Child Left Behind: Public Education and High Stakes Testing (2009) with Elizabeth Peterson. Dr. Price co-produced a public television documentary No Child Left Behind Report, with Geoff Berne and Karen Rybold Chin, Northwest Ordinance Productions, (2005). Dr. Price has published several chapters and a wide range of articles, including "Service-learning as an alternative to clinical placement: Lessons from NOLA schools� with Karen Roth and Virginia Jagla in Service-learning in Higher Education: Connecting the Global to the Local, (2013) Phylis Lan Lin and Mark R. Weigand co-editors; Critical Discourse Analysis of Service-Learning Perspectives and Models: Transforming Teacher Education� with Antonina Lukenchuk and Virginia Jagla in Transforming Teacher Education Through Service (2013); "Wiring the world: Ameritech's monopoly on the virtual classroom� in Campus Inc. Corporate Power in the Ivory Tower, (2000), Geoffry D. White and Flannery C. Hauck co-editors; "Understanding How Service-Learning Impacts the Dispositions of Teach for America Candidates and Their Students� (2014) with Dymaneke Mitchell and Sy Karlin in the Journal of the National Association for Alternative Certification, Brian R. Evans, managing editor; Democracy education: The radical teaching, learning, and doing of Tao Xingzhi, published in the Journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Curriculum Studies (Spring, 2014) Susan Jean Mayer and Alan A. Block co-editors; and "Critical uses of history: A memory of Howard Zinn and video journalism� in the International Journal of Social Education: Special Issue on Howard Zinn (January 25, 2013), Rob J. Helfenbein and Rose A. Jackson co-editors.
Academic degrees and professional preparation 1995-99 University of Wisconsin-Madison Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction 1990-95 University of Wisconsin-Madison M.S. Curriculum and Instruction 1994 Convention Pedagogy, Havana, Cuba Certificate of completion 1990 Louisiana State University Instructor, Developmental Reading 1988-90 University of Wisconsin-Stout M.S. Guidance and Counseling (ABT) 1984-86 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire B.S. Psychology and Sociology
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Dr. Price has presented his scholarly work "Complexity and Complicity: Quality(s) and/or Effectiveness in Teacher Education" in Braga, Portugal at the European Curriculum Studies Conference, 2013. In 2014, Dr. Price presented his paper, "What are the alternatives to globalization and standardization of curriculum and instruction?" at the International Conference on Curriculum Consciousness, Curriculum Construction and Capacity Building in Hangzhou, China. His accepted proposals are scheduled for the 2015 American Education Research Association and the American and International Association(s) for the Advancement of Curriculum Studies. His pending publications include co-teaching and Univeral Design for Learning with co-authors Dr. Wu, Ross and Zilla (publication with the Journal of Urban Learning and Teaching Research, 2015) and technological disruption with Dr. Leon. Dr. Price is an invited expert for the Third International Congress on Curriculum and Instruction in Adana, Turkey, October 2015. Dr. Price has lectured in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; in Beijing, Shanghai, Chifeng and Qingdao, China; in Hanoi, Vietnam; Oxford, Great Britain; and in Tutzing, Germany concerning an array of curriculum and instruction matters. He has received certificates, respectively, from the Asian Association of Open University (AAOU) and Hanoi Open University (HOU) 24th Annual AAOU Conference in 2010; from the Oxford Round Table for his paper presentation, "Secular humanism vs. religion? The liberal democratic education tradition and the battle over vouchers in the USA� published in the Forum on Public Policy, 2007, and in 1994 from the Instituto Pedagogico Latinoamericano y del Caribe for his study "Entrenamiento: Historia Critica de la Educacion Cubana�.
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I won't be happy with anything less than Villian Mountain.
I won't be happy with anything less than Villian Mountain.
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I would want that in the area behind BTMRR though.Originally Posted by Dustysage
And I agree I would like a little mermaid ride in DCA at the pier but if not there I would love it to be in the old motor boat area.
I want a Villain Mountain too, but I don't think there's room in that area to do it justice. Put a solid C or D ticket in the old Motorboat Canal, and put a Villains E-ticket in the sprawling Festival Arena (there's so very much room back there that a mountain could co-exist with the proposed Woody's Roundup).Originally Posted by Dustysage
Cinderella IV: The Bloodening
"It's okay, Beaker, we're scientists. We get paid to fail."
I vote for a Beauty and the Beast dark ride or sit-down restaurant. It's one of the most successful Disney films, yet it has no attraction whatsoever. Little Mermaid has a meet-n-greet next to tomorrowland, a restaurant at DCA, and King Triton's Carousel. If not Beauty and the Beast, then sure, slap a Little Mermaid ride in there.
Where is the motor boat area??Anybody have a pic???
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In response to the requests for Villians Mountain, I have a suggestion that shouldn't cost much money; Keep the Villians Store inside the castle courtyard! The last time I was there, it had converted to a shop that prints your family crest. Who needs that? Give me a store filled with Villians merch to throw money at.
/\ The motor boat area is right behind the Matterhorn.
Hey dude thats a intersting thing my moms friend owns that place so dont talk down to itOriginally Posted by cubsd
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She owns a shop in Disneyland? Still, my opinion is the same, the Villian's Shop was better.
Doesn't Le Bat en Rouge sell villains stuff? I thought it was supposed to, but that store seems to be mainly Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Yea he owns a couple and the business runs all over the U.S..And yes everyone has there opinion.Lol o wellOriginally Posted by cubsd
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It was 95% Nightmare before Christmas when I was there.
What the motorboats are replaced with probably depends on whether or not they're going to fill it in. If it gets filled in, I'm betting we'll get Mickey's Philharmagic; if not, I suspect it'll be a boat-dark ride, something new around a C-level. My sense is that they're more likely to leave the water. So Ariel is a possibility. Philharmagic would also work well across the Esplanade at HPB.
I don't think there's enough room there (at the motor boat area) for any sort of E-level attraction; I'm also not sure that DL is going to get any E-tickets within the next five years, since DCA has such a glaring need for more attractions. In a tight capital development budget, and a long planning, development, and deployment cycle, the squeaky Sun Wheel gets the grease. If they plop an E-ticket into Disneyland, it'll probably be out by the ranch.
1) Little Mermaid dry-for-wet dark ride/Eric's seaside kingdom for queue
2) Captain Hook's Pirate Ship and Skull Rock
3) Peaceful Bambi boatride for grandma & tots
Well, I just had this brainstorm the other day, but before I give it I need to as ka question-What is bakstage behins Toontown? If there is available space, I suggest moving it back a little. I was never a big fan a Toontown-I don't like it's look. Something about it, it doesn't seem cartoon-y enough. I know we live in a realistic world and there's onlt so much you can do, but it just doesn't seem like they did as well in the style and look as they could. And there isn't enough to do so I'm glad they are trying to fix it. The one thing I like about the show 'House of Mouse' is how it gets that idea of bringing the characters together as it does, and Toontown consists of mainly the Big 5 and Roger Rabbit. Either they need to start making more room for it alone or make it a park of Fantasyland, another feasible idea. The problem strategically and "geographically" in terms of the park alone, there is little or no room to expand, so if you move Toontown back a little, or just scrap it all together and use the space for Fantasyland only, that takes care of the problem. I hear a lot of good ideas out there for little Mermaid stuff and a lot of other things that would work.
I would also suggest that part of Toontown, in some major renovation, have a little black & white cartoons section, with, say, old Mickey and Minnie running around. It may be a good idea, I don't know, but I rather like it. My goddaughter is not even 2 yet and she was able to recognize Steamboat Willie Mickey of a DVD box, so it has been on my mind. If not a whole area, it may lend itself to just some sort of darkride thing.
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Easter blessings from UCAN
Dear Reader,
There is no more important week in the year for Christians than this Holy Week. We call it Holy because of the mystery we celebrate - God's gift of His son who loves us to his death on Calvary and beyond.
Because of that love, we wish each other Happy Easter even when we know there is a lot of tragedy about it - Good Friday. As Christians, we know that what we see happening with and in Jesus goes to the heart of what we know from our own experience of life.
At the Second Vatican Council, the Christian lives we all lead were described as being shares in the Paschal Mystery. We have our share in the death and resurrection of Jesus every day. Our lives are part of the Paschal Mystery.
At UCAN, we work to describe that mystery in the unfolding tragedies and astonishing blessings of the people we seek out and report, feature and comment on.
While at times deeply distressing work, this effort of ours gets its coherence in the same way the death of Jesus did - because of the astonishing grace of a God who never gives up on life and love.
Because of that, we can wish you Happy Easter.
Best Wishes,
Fr. Michael Kelly SJ
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Kachin refugees protest arbitrary arrests
Peaceful procession calls for release of refugee detained since last month
- John Zaw, Mandalay
- Myanmar
- July 7, 2012
Aung Myat, head of the Ja Mai Kaung refugee camp, said the protests aimed at protecting refugees in general and seeking justice for Lahtaw Brang Shawng, 28, arrested on June 17 from the camp and has been detained since that time.
"We called for the release [of Lahtaw Brang Shawng] and justice for refugees in a peaceful way, and there were no difficulties with local police or other authorities. Some local authorities even joined us in the peaceful demonstration," Aung Myat told ucanews.com yesterday.
The hundreds of protesters – other media organizations put the number at more than 1,000 – gathered in the streets of the state capital Myitkyina and marched and sang songs until about midday, Aung Myat said.
He added that some streets had been blocked and the procession was unable to its planned destination, the parliamentary house.
Lahtaw Brang Shawng appeared in court on June 28 on charges of participating in bomb attacks and being a member of the Kachin Independence Army.
A week earlier, the government daily newspaper the New Light of Myanmar said in a report that Lahtaw Brang Shawng was a KIA soldier masquerading as a refugee and that they obtained this information after earlier arresting four others from the camp and interrogating them.
The judge dismissed the case when he saw signs of physical abuse and discovered a recording device attached to his chest, Lahtaw Brang Shawng's lawyer Ma Hka was quoted as saying in a report by the Kachin News Group.
"My husband is innocent. But the military intelligence arrested him after entering the refugee camp," Zay Njwei, wife of Lahtaw Brang Shawng, told ucanews.com yesterday.
She said she was allowed a five-minute visit with her husband in Myitkyina prison yesterday – the first she's seen of him since his arrest last month.
"He has been beaten and tortured in prison. His face is wounded and he's not like the person he was before," she said.
Zay Njwei said she and her husband have three children and had taken shelter in the camp for about a year.
They were farmers before they fled their land because of fighting between the government and opposition KIA forces that broke out last June, ending a 17-year ceasefire agreement.
Aung Myat said Lawtah Brang Shwang's court case has been postponed until July 11.


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[IMAGE]MET2news-mtamaryland-2.jpg[/IMAGE]The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will begin offering a new commuter bus service in late February, using Motor Coach Industries' (MCI) Commuter Coaches, which will travel the Intercounty Connector (ICC), a new toll roadway that will connect Montgomery County to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall (BWI) Airport and Fort Meade in Anne Arundel County.
The roadway provides a much-needed connection between the East side and the West Side of the Beltway, with a state-of-the-art, multi-modal east-west highway that limits access and accommodates the movement of passengers and goods, Terry Owens, director of media relations, said. The new transit route will open up more employment opportunities at the base, he added.
In early 2010, the agency purchased 18 coaches, at slightly more than $9 million, for use on the ICC project.
MTA will roll out the bus service in two phases. Phase one, Owens explained, will run along a seven-mile stretch from I-370 to Georgia Avenue/Maryland 97, and will include two routes: The 201 and 202. Both will link Gaithersburg, located in Montgomery County, to job and transportation centers at Ft. Meade and BWI Airport.
Commuter bus route 201 will operate seven days a week, with a seven-stop route. It will offer hourly service and 14 round trips.
Commuter bus route 202 is designed to serve employees working at the National Security Administration and Fort Meade. The route will offer six stops operating Monday through Friday between Gaithersburg and Ft. Meade.
Phase two of the project will entail add-ing three more routes once the Intercounty Connector is complete, Owens said.
In addition to alleviating traffic congestion, Owens explained, the new roadway also was desperately needed to link riders to employment. An estimated 40,000 to 60,000 new jobs will come to Maryland over the next six to 10 years, due to the Ft. Meade base realignment and closure. The commuter service was primarily created to serve those workers.
All 18 of the new commuter coaches will be assigned to the routes, which MTA manages through contracts with local independent operators.
The MCI Commuter Coach is based on the manufacturer's D-Series model and comes with safety and performance features, including an Amerex Fire Suppression system and passenger amenities, including plush seating, individual parcel racks, and overhead reading lights and airflow controls. MTA's new coaches are equipped with wheelchair lifts and powered by a Cummins engine and Allison transmission, featuring clean-diesel engine technology. MTA will also wrap the exterior of its new Commuter Coaches with an ICC logo decal.
MTA already has a fleet of 50 MCI Commuter Coaches on other routes. According to John Lanocha, chief mechanical officer, the vehicles will be painted and decaled to give the fleet a like-new look.
The CTfastrak transit system provides direct service to and from Waterbury, Cheshire, Southington, Bristol, Plainville, New Britain, Newington, West Hartford, Hartford, East Hartford and Manchester with routes that take advantage of the bus-only CTfastrak roadway.
ABQ RIDE is looking to model its plan after the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's HealthLine, which is sponsored through a hospital partnership. Construction on the so-called ART system could begin in May 2016 with an in-service date of September 2017.
The service, which costs $6 a ride, asks riders to download the Leap app, creating an account, uploading a photo and adding a credit card that enables them to pay via a QR code.
Agencies ordering the company's products, which are now in at least half of all new U.S. and Canadian transit buses, include L.A. Metro, Chicago Transit Authority and New York City Transit.
The contract includes a firm order for 35 XN40 and 20 XN60 Xcelsior buses, with an option for another 150 XN40 and 100 XN60 over the next five years. All buses are to be powered by CNG.
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"I'd like to add that this IS Seattle's premier rock band. Their shows are most definitely high energy and interactive. If you haven't seen The Adarna live yet, I highly recommend you take Will's advice and get to a live show. I promise you will not be disappointed and will find your body with that familiar happy buzz you get when you know you've seen and heard something truly special"
""The band is really a high energy kind of rock and roll. We grew up listening to rock and roll. We have taken it on ourselves to make a new style of rock and roll to pay homage to the people we love. We call it jet city rock and it's a tribute to Seattle," Moore said. Some of their notable convention appearances include Saikou Con., a growing anime convention outside Allentown, Rochester's first anime convention called "Roc Con" will feature the band as musical guest of honor alongside sci-fi icon Brent Spiner, known as Data on Star Trek, and the Seventh Annual Delta H Con in Houston, Texas. Moore, who is lead singer, said other band members are the drummer known simply as Murdock, from Rochester, N.Y.; Andrea Jasek, lead guitarist from Seattle; and Jeremiah Hazel, bass guitarist from the Philadelphia area. "This is our fourth North American tour," says Moore."
"The Adarna label their brand of hard rock music "Jet City Rock," in homage to the supersonic image of Seattle, known for being a center for aircraft production. "We all got together, and of course, we are all passionate about music, and all from very different backgrounds, but we wanted to play rock music, and that's really hard to describe. There are all these different genres, and everyone is dialed in. What I wanted was just something to call it. It was different to me—I don't know if that comes across," says bassist Hazel."
"By the end of the show, an amazing transformation occurs with The Adarna and audience. The feeling is pure elation and gratitude. Most bands today are satisfied to rock their pro-tools, get their advance from the label, then go out and put on a mediocre show with tired performances. The Adarna are different. Every single ounce of energy is exhausted on the stage. Beaten, sweaty and thoroughly exhausted, Will starts walking through the audience amongst looks of shock and surprise. The look is familiar. It has happened in Montana, Washington, Utah and happens after every show."
"The Adarna Release New Video For Sugar! Seattle's Jet City rockers, The Adarna, have released their new video for the song "Sugar." This is the band's second video, supporting their national "Tomorrow May Never Come Tour" and it features an Epiphone "1958" Korina Explorer, Epiphone Les Paul Custom PRO and Epiphone EB-3 Bass. Look for The Adarna on a National College Campus Tour this spring. More information is available online at www.theadarna.com."
"Each original song has a very different feel and flavor one from the next. The hard driving rhythms and pop smoothness truly give their musical sound an original vibe. More rock in their souls then any modern rock band you can find today. The Adarna's original sound and unique variety of interactive entertainment can and will make any event extra-special and fun. The band's musical prowess is exceptional. Every song shows amazing professional musicianship. What's incredible is that even as tight as their playing, the Adarna have so much fun with the audience that they play through any mistakes that maybe made, not that the audience would ever know they play so smooth. Many bands are so caught up in themselves that they forget to have fun and let the joy of music flow. The Adarna seem to communicate with each other Spirit to Spirit to produce this awesome sound that really moves you heart, mind, body and soul."
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"The Adarna performed their single "Sugar" during a recent visit to the Gibson/Epiphone Showroom at FOX5 Studios in Las Vegas."
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Recognia has detected an "Ascending Continuation Triangle" chart pattern formed on DryShips Inc (DRYS:NASDAQ). This bullish signal indicates that the stock price may rise from the close of $3.60 to the range of $4.15 - $4.25. The pattern formed over 22 days which is roughly the period of time in which the target price range may be achieved, according to standard principles of technical analysis.
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Sacramento Zoo loses Victoria the gentle African antelope
Victoria the bongo antelope, a sweet-natured resident of the Sacramento Zoo for 17 years, has died.
The eastern bongo, who calved six little ones during her lifetime, was admired: gentle to her keepers, an attentive mother and a delight to zoo visitors "allowing children and adults to feed her treats while they learned about the species," said zookeeper Lindsey Moseanko.
The eastern bongo, a large African forest antelope native to Kenya, has white body stripes and two spiral horns. Eastern bongos are considered critically endangered due to loss of habitat caused by spreading civilization.
The Sacramento Zoo participates in a program to manage the bongo. One of Victoria's calves, Binti, born in 2001, was sent to Kenya as part of a re-introduction program for the species.
According to a zoo press release, Victoria suffered from arthritis for several years. On Tuesday, she became more lame and her appetite lagged.
On Thursday she was sedated and veterinarians conducted a full exam, collected a blood sample and administered antibiotics. Unfortunately, Victoria, born 18 years ago at the San Diego Zoo, died during the night on Friday.
Eastern bongo antelope usually live into their late teens in captivity and around 10 years old in the wild. A necropsy will be conducted by the University of California, Davis.
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