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Capturing Angers: A Documentary Trip to France
We're makin' a list and checkin' it twice. The St. Edward's Marketing Office has an important assignment in Angers, France, this summer, and we don't want to forget anything important:
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- Camera
- Lenses
- Tripod
- Laptops
- Electrical adaptors
- Batteries
- Travel pillow
- Gummy worms
- Granola bars
- How to Speak French in a Week book
Is there a pill for jet lag?
This month, three members of the Marketing Office are privileged to join 60 St. Edward's University students and five faculty members to document just how an immersive international experience can inject inspiration, passion and personal growth into the lives of students.
During the next week, we'll bring you photos and video from Associate Professor Les Carter's project with a winery in the Savennières region of France that has been producing wines since the 15th century. Madame Evelyn de Pontbriand, who leads the Domaine du Closel estate and Château des Vaults winery, wants to export her wines to Texas, and she needs a plan. Carter believes his students can come up with a solution. Twelve graduate students enrolled in the School of Management and Business Global Entrepreneurship Capstone will develop a business plan and marketing plan for Madame Evelyn de Pontbriand.
Save the churches! That's the assignment for Assistant Professor Gary Pletcher's undergraduate students this summer through the School of Management and Business Social Justice Institute. Residents in the village of Ste Gemmes d'Andigné , France, are looking to St. Edward's University students for some advice. They have a church, built in 1865, that is falling into disrepair and in danger of being torn down due to a lack of funding by the municipal government. They need a nonprofit organization, and they need a business plan — ASAP. St. Edward's students are taking on the challenge.
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With all of this great work to photograph, video tape and document, we're going to need some help. Assistant Professor Gregg Perry's students in the Digital Media Management program will learn the basics of creating a documentary film this summer. They'll hone their skills on everything from shooting video to editing to interviewing, while helping us capture the sights and sounds of study abroad in France. If we keep them fed with Nutella crepes, maybe they'll help schlep tripods too!
Keep an eye on our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/stedwardsuniversity, or follow us on Twitter, @stedwardsu for updates from France.
À bientôt. See you soon.
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New York City NY Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project, at
Connie Lee/FACSAFoundation.org
Patrice C Queen/Barrier Free Living/Drum Therapy
Daimon Glenn/Time Squared Arts
Thereasa Mcintosh/Barrier Free Living
Mrs Antoinette/Barrier free Living
Charles J. Steckler Jr./ International Child Abuse Prevention Task Force
Cecibel Contreras/Incest Survivors United Voices of America
Jack Stokospf/Incest Survivors United Voices of America
Claire Cappetta/Arthur/Advocate
Connie Lee via Annie O Sullivan
Fridays show has been called the best ever! If you missed it go check it out in the archive :-)
While on my way to Moscow, ID/Pullman, WA, for the May 07 conference, I stopped in at Winnemucca, NV, for a to be a guest on Annie O'Sullivan's Radio Show, which is a very educational and uplifting show. Please check it out.
We have been in Roswell, NM all week for the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project. The first thing I did when I arrived in town, was go to the Roswell Visitor's Center, the UFO Museum and the Art Museum. Posted below is some photos of both, as well the boy and girl reading on the pbench, which is located in front of the Roswell Public Library, where we held our conference. Thank you Mike Jaxson and all of your team, for the radio plug in on Pecos Valley Broadcasting Company, KSVP Radio, La Gran D 106.1, KZ93, and 106.5 Jack FM. We greatly appreciate your help for the FACSA Foundation.org It was a pleasure to meet the fine people of Roswell, NM, but now we are headed to ALbuquerque, NM, for a conference at the West Gate Library on 1300 Delgado St. Please join us on this incredible adventure, as we make change and crfeate a paradigm shift of child sexual assault and human traffficking, together. Your voice really does matter!!
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
Geogia O'Keefe
Ryder Richards, "Conflicted is made of gun powder
The Roswell Public Library entrance.
The Silence Tour and Documentary Project, to conference at the March 16, Albuquerque, NM, Alberquerque West Gate Library, 1300 Delgado Street, (Auditorium) 10-1p.m.
I am sharing some photos of Roswell, NM's UFO Museum and the Art Museum. Conflicted, by Ryder Richards is made of gun powder. Fascinating!!
Please join us tonight, March 05, 2013, Oakley, KS, 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Northwest Kansas Service Center, 703 West Second Street, Oakley, KS 67748.
If you can not make it, please join us online and follow this incredible journey!! We hope to see you in a town near you!!
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President 318.540.4464 FACSAFoundation.org firstname.lastname@example.com
FACSA Financial Statement for the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project, Winter Tour 2012
Food $1511.08
Fuel $2675.48
Hotels $1630.33
Ink for Promotional/Educational Items/Research Questionnaires/Petitions $114.35
Camera Equipment $918.59
Car Repair $656.40
Oil Change and Tire Alignment/Balance $ 175.69
Office Supplies $ 118.34
Parking Tolls/Fees $ 45.70
Postal Fees $
Venue Rental $ 360.00
Total Expenses $8445.76
Donations $5398.00
Police Chief, Will Lynd, Springhill, LA.
Mayor Carroll Breaux, Springhill, LA.
Dennis Lee, Springhill, LA.
Kim Schildroth, Springhill, LA.
Harkins Handy Stop, Springhill, LA.
Reclaim Global, Jacksonville, Fl.
Edna Phifer-Boston
Susan Garren and Bernie Britz Edmann, Orgegon
Brian Growbowski, Fl.
Mark and Cindy Sconce, Sacramento, CA.
Chrissy Branch, Oregon
Dwight and Lynn Brown, Sacramento, CA
I, Connie Lee, paid for expenses. $3047.76
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FACSAFOUNDATION.ORG McNeal Foundation
William David McCain Library 118 College Drive, Hattiesburg, MS. 39406 December 05, 2012 2-4 p.m. Contact: Connie Lee 318.540.4464
Creating a paradigm shift, the FACSA Foundation (Family and Friends Fighting Against Child Sexual Assault) is hosting the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project filming a documentary on survivors stories from across the nation, conducting research on how child sexual assault is affecting our local communities, and hosting free public education prevention conferences across the nation, on prevention of child sexual assault and human trafficking.
We will host the last of the Winter Tour Conferences in Hattiesburg, Mississippi December 05, 2012, at the William David McCain Library, 118 College Dr, Hattiesburg, MS 39406, from 2-4 pm. Please join the highly anticipated Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project, with Ronald McNeal from the McNeal Foundation for the free conference on prevention and education of child sexual assault and human trafficking.
We are providing safer environments for children, changing the social stigma of child sexual assault, changing public policies, and have created a paradigm shift for Shattering The Silence of rape, child sexual assault, and human trafficking. You can help a child through the resources we provide, by providing this service for communities, parents, and grandparents to use, by changing public policies, and educating communites on prevention of child sexual assault. By helping others heal from all kinds of trauma, helping suriviors become thrivers, and providing safer environments for children, we can make a difference together!
You can make a donation through our PayPal at
http://facsafoundationvirtualexpo.ning.com/ or at FACSAFoundation.org
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/President/Founder
318.540.4464 FACSAFoundation.org email@example.com
State Capital Building, North Side-1400 Tenth St., Sacramento, CA, 95814
Saturday, November 10, 2012 10 a.m-3 p.m.
Contact: Connie Lee 318.540.4464
Speakers are:
Mark Sconce/ Father of Murdered Victim Courtney Hannah Sconce
Chaplain Mindi Russell/Sacremento Police Chaplain
Lynne Brown/Advocates for Public Safety/Crime Prevention Consultant
Misa Leonessa Garavagalia/ Life Coach/Host and Producer at Beyond Abuse Radio, Trauma and Relationship Coach, Spiritual Director
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
FACSA Foundation.org
For those following the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary project and for those who have graciously donated their time and talents, I wanted to share some promising news with you. I talked with an associate at HBO day before yesterday and they have turned our documentary proposal over to their prevention people. This is good news considering many don't make it that far. I should know within three months, if they will pick it up. Keep us in your prayers, for this, the tour, and the change we will alll make together!
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
FACSA Foundation.org
Fabulous voices of the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project in Eugene Or.
Susan Garren/Publisher/Advocate/
Annie O'Sullivan/Author/Survivor/
Kelly Behr/ Mountain Goddess Unplugged.com
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation.org/Advocate/
Susan Garren took this photo at the Eugene, OR stop for the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project! Isn't a fabulous photo Michal? Samantha I found a few of your pins in another box, which are mirrored in this photo.
Pennie Suam/Advocate/Survivor/ Speaker
Shellee Hale/Advocate/Radio Personality/Crime Victims Advocate, Intel Analyst, Voice for the Missing, TV/Radio Host The Shellee Hale Show Fridays 1-2pm PST KKNW/
Connie Lee/Advocate/Speaker/President and Founder of the FACSA Foundation at FACSA Foundation.org
Thank you ladies for your love and support for the Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project
The Public Library of Puyallup WA has a room for us to use Sat from 11-2pm. 324 South Meridian Puyallup, WA 98371
See you there!
Tacoma, WA event has been postponed until the Spring/Summer Tour unless we can find a venue in a day. The library is having technical difficulties. That information would have been helpful beofre I drove 24 hours straight from the 2 inches of snow in Wyoming, and the snow in Pendleton, Or. last night, and spent expenses to get there. I am sorry for the speakers who took out time for this day and were scheduled to speak. I will continue to work on the venue through tomorrow, and will keep you posted.
Made it to Tacoma, WA. last night about 12:45a.m had been driving for 24 hours becuase it began to snow in Wyoming, and I did not want to be snowed in. Left Wyoming at 12:30 a.m. yesterday, ran into more snow on the other side of Pendleton, Or. and made it into Tacoma, Wa about 12:45 a.m. this morning. Now to catch up on work, before conferencing at October 27-Tacoma Moore Public Library, 215 South 56th Street, Tacoma, WA. Time 2-5pm
Pennie Suam, Susie Kroll, Connie Lee, Lawrence "Larry" Daly, Shellee Hale,
I will also be interviewed by Shelle Hale on her radio show, Camandago, Inc. Friday
Thank you Julie Federico, Amelia, and Olivia for all of your assistance, support, and love.You made Denver a great stop for the Shattering The Silence Tour, not only for all of your hard work, but mostly for being my friend.
Denver conference went great and we obtained some phenomenal interviews for the documentary!
Getting prepared for the Denver Conference at the Daniels Fund, October 19-
Daniels Fund
101 Monroe St.
Denver, CO 80206
Denver, CO, 2012, 9a.m.-2p.m. October 19, 2012
Julie Federico, Connie Lee, Kemi Chavez, Lindsey Breslin
We met Tuesday in Omaha, NE, at the beautiful Milwaukee Public Library Tuesday,215 S. 15th Street, Omaha Dr. Rosenna Bakari, Talking Trees, Rhonda Begos, Advocate/Speaker, and myself, Connie Lee in a round table discussion on how to heal, change our society, clergy abuse, and providing safer environments for kid. We want to thank the staff for all of their assistance, especially Manuel.
Dr. Rosenna went to lunch at Sullivan's Steakhouse, across the street, from the library for a very delicious meal. It had a great bar setting, including live musical equipment, and a fireplace patio. Too bad I did not have a date; but the waiter looked promising.
Please go to Sullivan's and try their Scallop and Asian Salad. It was incredible!!
We conferenced at the beautiful Milwaukee Public Library Tuesday, Dr. Rosenna Bakari, Talking Trees, Rhonda Begos, Advocate/Speaker, and myself, Connie Lee in a round table discussion on how to heal, change our society, Jerry Sandusky sentencing, signs to watch for and solutions of child abuse, and much more.
I stopped by El Rancho Grande in New Buffalo, Michigan, for some authentic mexican food; and must I say it was delicious!! If that was not enough to pick up your spirits, then the halloween decorations would have. It was a great dining experience. When we you are traveling across America, dining moments like these are priceless.
The Spring/Summer Tour is up in the tab at the top "Shattering The Silence Tour"
On my way to Cincinnati!
Shattering The Silence Tour in
Boston MA, at the Codman Square Health Center.
Debbie Chambers-
Connie Lee - FACSA Foundation (Family and
Friends Fighting Against Child Sexual Assault) FACSAFoundation.org
Mike Skinner singing - mskinnermusic.com
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Connie Lee - FACSA Foundation (Family and Friends
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Chamber's Exit
Connie Lee's closing thoughts
I wanted to sleep on this before I made a final decision, we are changing the title of the Tour and Documentary Project to Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project. We want it to be a collaborative and cohesive effort. Thank you for your continued support, encouragement, and love. Take care,
Connie Lee/ FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
FACSA Foundation.org
The FACSA Foundation met some phenomenal people, advocates, and organizations at Sollers Point, like Lori McClain, Joe Haggerty, Naksha Uqdah, Sholanda Moody, Dr. Emily Samuelson, and friends. Thanks to Sollers Point for helping us with technical difficulty.
The Holocuast of Innocence Tour and Documentary Project has now made it to Baltimore, Maryland.Baltimore Maryland, Septmeber 07-
Sollers Point Community Center 323 Sollers Point Road Dundalk, MD. 21227
Joe Haggerty, Dr. Emily Samuelson, Nikasha Uqdah, Connie Lee, Lori McClain,
I came in early to pay for the venue and do some promotional work. Pray for us and please donate to support our mission at FACSA Foundation.org.
We made it to Charlotte, NC, but we have been staying at the Howard Johnson in Rock Hill (It is a nice hotel, economical, wonderful service, and very friendly managers, and staff.) We will stay again at the end of the tour. I spoke to a group of young adults at On Ramp yesterday, I really enjoyed meeting them. Thank you Curtis Joe, Michael Sexton, and Neet's Child for sharing your touching stories with us. The documentary will be very powerful, educational, and intriguiing, with the latest healing therapies, and counseling techniques that are most efficient. I liked the fine people of North Carolina and South Carolina! I will see you soon! please join us for the Million Survivor March at the Jefferson Memorial, March 02-03, 2013, in Washington D.C. If you would like to sponsor us or make a donation, you can go to FACSAFoundation.org for a list of how you can help and a PayPal button.
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
At a later date, INXPO will present a nationwide live event, (similar to a physical EXPO with sponsor booths, speakers, organizations, advocates, supporters, and attendees, but virtual, on your pc), free for sexual assault organizations, advocates, and supporters hosted by the FACSA Foundation. Within two weeks of posting, our national project went global, with countries joining us from: Africa, Australia, Canada,India, New Zealand, Pakistan, Russia, and the U.K. Some speakers, from the EXPO, will join us in a nationwide speaking tour advocating prevention of sexual assault. This event is the catalyst for changing the social stigma of child sexual assault; by uniting organizations in a personal easy to access format; by conducting research to implement in developing new state of the art programs that are easy, fun, age appropriate, learning tools; using the research to change public policies; and teaching advocacy and prevention across the nation with the "Holocaust of Innocence Tour". We are gathering the knowledge and resources for anyone to view 24/7, 365 days a year. Promotional Products will be able to reach a global demographic with your sponsor booth for the Live EXPO Event; but also with our physical nationwide presentations, as we advocate prevention of sexual assault on our nationwide speaking "Holocaust of Innocence Tour". Attendees will be able to utilize online products during the event and as they interact with virtual booths, and with sexual assault organizations from around the world, supporters, advocates, and attendees. We anticipate 5000 attendees for the inaugral launch of the FACSA Foundation Virtual EXPO. THIS IS A ONE OF A KIND EVENT!
If you are interested in registering for the FACSA Foundation Virtual EXPO, here is the link
Registration Link:
Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President
We welcome you to join us here, at the FACSA Foundation Virtual EXPO/Free for Sexual Assault Organizations/Advocates/Supporters. The views here are expressed by the individauls represented. We do not endorse any particular religion, race, or gender; so please do not advocate your beliefs onto others. You will be fair warned, and removed if the behavior continues. We will not post any lewd pics or stories. Our mission is to unite organizations, advocates, and supporters, resources, knowledge, and creativity, to help organizations serve their communities better; to give a voice to advocates and supporters; allowing them to share their stories freely, in a safe and friendly environment; and for you to be able to utilize these resources for a crisis you may have, whether a mother in crisis, law enforcement, schools, daycares, businesses, churches, organizations, etc., 24/7, 365 days a year with no cost to you, made available by our corporate sponsors.
Warning: If you are prone to emotional triggers this site might not be advisable for you because we post inspirational healing, stories of abuse, poetry, videos, and music. The FACSA Foundation will not be responsible and wishes no further pain for survivors of sexual assault, or from the opinions in the FACSA Foundation Virtual EXPO!
We look forward to working with you, to help promote your ministry, share your stories, videos, encourage your future endeavors and your healing journey! Thank you for joining the FACSA Foundation Virtual EXPO! We look forward to serving with you as we walk courageously and boldly, and serve our communities humbly together; "Delivering Hope To A Hurting World."
National FACSA Foundation Child Sexual Assault Rally In Washington D.C., Jefferson Memorial, May 25, 2013 FACSA is presenting a FACSA Rally in Washington D.C., May 25, 2013, at 10 am- 6p.m., at the Jefferson Memorial. The FACSA Foundation is gathering child sexual assault organizations, advocates, supporters, family, and friends, to show unilateral support for children of sexual assault. We are uniting in one voice to change the social stigma of child abuse and child sexual assault, and to change public policies. For more information, please contact the FACSA Foundation, (318) 539-2571 or email us at email@example.com
By uniting in one powerful voice,we will bring change to the public policies and the social stigma of child sexual assault. No longer do we fight alone, for we are many; and we are one! We will not be silent! THIS IS NOT OUR GENERATION!
F- Stands for Family and Friends Fighting Against Child Sexual Assault
The Dagger- Because Child Sexual Assault is a crime that is up close and personal
The Angel Wings (to the left)- For God's protection as we fight against child sexual assault.
The Circle- Because we surround the children and their families, of sexual assault, with a circle of love and support.
Burgundy Color of Logo- In memory and in honor of all the children and their families who have lost their lives due to sexual assualt and child abuse. 5 children die a day due to sexual abuse!
"Child Sexual Assault Does Not Discriminate, for Pain Knows No Color, Race, Religion, Gender, or Age." Connie Lee
14 Pear Tree Lane
Cuba, MO 65453
(318) 540 - 4464
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Asher and Dyamic Search, LLC firstname.lastname@example.com For nonprofit organizations only, we offer a free one time on page-optimization process.
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1. A programmer will be assigned to your account and will generate a list of recommendations.
2. We will share with you the report and execute the necessary changes right after you authorize the work. If you are tracking your web traffic with any analytic tool, you'll notice an increase in traffic after 30-60 days, and a significant improvement in your positioning. We can't guarantee first page listing since on-page optimization is only part of all the process when promoting a website. Still, you'll be happy to know that many of our on-page optimization clients do enter the first page if the competition level allows it. Connie, last year we helped 86 nonprofit and charity organizations. This year our goal is 100, which is equivalent to 300 working hours, translated to $13500. We open our hands to others, and we truly believe that our success is drawn from that. That being said, in return for our help we ask one thing: if you know any business owner that has a website and can use our service, please spread the word; we will appreciate that. Our list of services and what we do can be found on our website:
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Aug 1, 2004
(BELLWOOD, Ill.) - What's all the rage for the first day of school? It's not the latest digital gizmo, but a leap forward in everyday supplies - pens, pencils, markers and school boxes. Paper Mate®, Sharpie®, Accent®, uni-ball®, FoohyTM, EXPO® and Eldon® today unveiled "cool tools for school" that are sure to add pizzazz to backpacks this fall. "We want to help make the first day impression one that will last throughout the year," said Rory Leyden, President of Sanford North America, makers of the "coolest tools for school." "From our self-advancing mechanical pencil -- the Paper Mate AdvancerTM, to new Sharpie Retractable markers with one-handed click action, these products are sure to be the best in the class." Introducing "Cool Tools for School" - Class of 2004: Paper Mate® AdvancerTM Mechanical Pencil There will be a quiet heard in classrooms across the country this fall with the absence of mechanical pencils click, click, clicking. Advancer, a headliner in Paper Mate's back-to-school writing instrument offering, minimizes lead breakage using its patent pending lead advance system based on a retracting tip and spring mechanism. Parents can also rest assure that the Advancer's No. 2 lead works on all standardized and electronically scored tests. Never again will you sharpen or click your pencil. The new Paper Mate Advancer is a leap forward in mechanical pencils "advancing" lead on its own. Available in .5mm and .7mm lead sizes, this mechanical pencil comes in business (red, blue and charcoal) and fashion (orange, yellow, purple, red and green) colors. The Advancer is available in 2-, 3-and 5-pack options for the suggested retail prices of $2.38, $3.57 and $5.95, respectively.
Tandem® Paper Mate Tandem recognizes student's daily challenge of never having enough time by delivering a cutting edge, fashion forward tool to put a little more time on the clock. The pen and highlighter combo saves time for students by eliminating the hassles of scrambling to find a highlighter and pen when you need it most. Paper Mate Tandem has a comfort grip that twists to extend and retract the pen tip. The ballpoint pen features Paper Mate's patented Lubriglide® ink system for smooth lines and intense color, while the Accent® Highlighter delivers smear resistant ink for use on a wide variety of documents, such as ink jet printouts. The highlighter unit may also be replaced with a refill when needed, so the Tandem can be used again and again. Tandem is available in blue, silver, purple, red and green ergonomic barrels with black and blue/black ink at the suggested retail price of $5.19 per combo.
Sharpie® Sharpie Retractable Sharpie, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, is "singled handedly" changing one of the boldest, most sought after school supplies. The new Sharpie Retractable marker family is a fine point permanent marker series with no caps to lose and can be operated single-handedly - just click and write. The marker tip is protected from drying out by using a patented Safety Seal ValveTM system that closes tight when the marker tip is retracted. Sharpie Retractable markers are nontoxic and approved by the Arts and Crafts Materials Institute. Available in 8-colors, including: black, red, blue, green, orange, berry, lime and turquoise in 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 8-packs at the suggested retail price of $2.44, $4.89, $7.33, $9.78, $19.56, respectively. Sharpie Earth Tones Based on the hottest color trend reports, Sharpie introduces five ultra-rich earth tone colors - olive, burgundy, navy, marigold and plum. The new Sharpie Earth Tone markers are nontoxic and approved by the Arts and Crafts Materials Institute. Available in assorted 5-, 8- and 17-packs at the suggested retail price of $5.95, $9.19 and $19.72, respectively. Accent® Accent Retractable Just click and highlight. The Accent Retractable's easy push button offers highlighting with simply one hand. The patented Safety SealTM prevents drying out and eliminates the hassle of frequent capping and uncapping while using your highlighter. Accent highlighters are nontoxic and approved by the Arts and Crafts Materials Institute. Available in five fluorescent colors of yellow, pink, orange, green and blue, Accent RT is offered in 2-, 3- and 5-pack options at the suggested retail prices of $3.09, $4.45 and $7.29, respectively.
Liquid Accent Liquid Accent is now available in four new colors (red, berry, indigo and coral) - bringing the family to 10 colors. Monitor vibrant ink supply through the transparent barrel. This pen style highlighter features a versatile loop for clipping to a backpack or belt loop. Liquid Accent highlighters are sold in 5- and 10-packs at the suggested retail price of $7.75 and $14.95, respectively. Foohy™ Foohy Glitter Markers What do you get when you mix bold, vibrant colors with glitter? The answer -- Foohy Glitter Markers - great new tools that make school projects and crafts sparkle with no pumping or shaking required. These markers are nontoxic and approved by the Arts and Crafts Materials Institute. Available in 8-packs that include aqua, purple, orange, pink, red, blue, yellow and green, Foohy Glitter Markers are sold at a suggested retail price of $5.63. Foohy Gooshy Grips These fun writing accessories are the perfect opportunity to spice-up an ordinary pen or pencil with a wild, cushiony feel. Available in bright, glittery colors, including red, orange, purple, aqua, blue, light blue, fluorescent orange, fluorescent pink, fluorescent yellow and fluorescent green, these comfy grips make your pen or pencil stand-out. Foohy Gooshy Grips are available in 10-packs at a suggested retail price of $1.85.
EXPO® Marker w/ Built-In Eraser The new EXPO dry erase markers feature a built-in replaceable eraser, that makes it easier and quicker to clean-up small changes on the dry erase board. Its one-of-a-kind gripped cap allows for easy uncapping and recapping while the contoured barrel makes writing easy and more comfortable. New EXPO markers are available in both chisel tip (for larger dry erase surfaces) and ultra fine tip (for calendars and smaller dry erase surfaces) and include black, blue, red and green color options. Chisel tip markers are sold in 2-, 3- and 4-packs for the suggested retail price of $5.14, $7.70 and $10.27, respectively while ultra fine tips are sold in 2-, 3- and 4-packs for $4.44, $6.66 and $8.89, respectively. Chisel tip markers are sold in 2-, 3- and 4-packs for the suggested retail price of $5.14, $7.70 and $10.27, respectively while ultra fine tips are sold in 2-, 3- and 4-packs for $4.44, $6.66 and $8.89, respectively. Uni-ball® Fusion™ Fusion pens have clear ink in their barrels, but write in one of seven brilliant colors, including midnight, sky blue, amethyst, rose, citrus, ruby and emerald. With their .6mm tip and contemporary styling, the pen series provide a smooth, bold line that's fun. The new Fusion colors are available in 2-packs (green and red) and 4-packs (green, red, citrus and blue) at the suggested retail price of $4.79 and $9.25, respectively. SpaceMaker® Swirls School Box Here's an alternative to standard school material boxes with added functionality. Introducing the SpaceMaker Swirls School Box - featuring an eye-appealing swirl lid design. The Swirls School Box also has a snap shut latch that ensures your school supplies will remain safe and secure - while looking good doing it. Available in four color options - metallic apple, flip purple, metallic sky and metallic gold - Swirl School Boxes are sold for the suggested retail price of $2.49.
About Sanford Sanford, a division of Newell Rubbermaid Inc. (NYSE: NWL), is a worldwide leader in the manufacturing and marketing of writing instruments. The Sanford portfolio includes brands such as Sharpie®, Paper Mate®, Accent®, FoohyTM, EXPO®, Parker®, Waterman® and uni-ball®, among others. Sanford makes more than 6,000 products ranging from markers, pens, pencils and professional art products, to correction, fine writing instruments and office organization. Headquartered in Bellwood, Ill., the Company has approximately 10,000 employees worldwide. For more information on Sanford and its family of brands, please visit www.sanfordcorp.com or call 800.323.0749


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In the Field - Latest Media
Sunday June 21, 2015
Back to Africa
Dr. Eilish Cleery once lived in Sierra Leone. Now she returns to help stop the spread of Ebola. Sifiso Ntuli was a student when he escaped apartheid South Africa to find refuge in Canada. He returns to ask 'can my old home be my new home?'
Sunday June 14, 2015
The wounded healer
Father Lucien Larre has received much praise and many awards for his work with troubled and addicted adolescents. But he's also faced many problems including accusations which put him in serious trouble with the law.
Sunday June 07, 2015
Objects of meaning, objects of burden
Stories about stuff! Things that once seemed vitally important but now you're not sure what to do with. And things that have outlived their original purpose but find new life in a different form.
Sunday May 31, 2015
Music moves me; or not
Music moves a mother to search for her long-lost child. Three people are moved to make music their career even though they can't hear the sounds they're making. PLUS 'it moves me not'; one person's confession; music is just white noise.
Sunday May 24, 2015
Crossing borders
Saeed Jama's deportation from Canada to Somalia involved a kidnapping, a ransom and a gun-toting gang. PLUS "Lost with a trace"; objects left behind by Mexicans trying to cross into America are memorialised in art.
Sunday May 17, 2015
Prison stories
How dance is helping convicted criminals find 'freedom' behind bars. An 'inside story' of solitary confinement. PLUS; "Freddie's freedom"; on parole and trying to go straight.
Sunday May 10, 2015
"Clickbait" the world of online news.
Truncated stories. Endless lists. Is online news the death of serious journalism or its salvation? Ira Basen with "13 Fascinating Things You Probably Didn't Know, About Online News"
Monday May 04, 2015
Places we have known
Mary McCarthy lived in Cuba for over sixty years. Two men shaped her life; a rich husband who left her his fortune and Fidel Castro who confiscated it.
Sunday April 26, 2015
Soldiers' stories
How has the Canadian military handled, or mishandled, the case of a young soldier who committed suicide? PLUS "Voices of war dreams of peace"; the impact of WW1 on a Toronto church.
Sunday April 19, 2015
Back to Buhari
Can Nigeria's new president "escape the old battles"? A 1985 documentary takes us to Nigeria when Buhari was last in power; journalists and historians, school children and teachers, taxi drivers, nurses, nuns and newly weds.
Sunday April 12, 2015
Brothers and sisters
Stories about the bonds between siblings. Grown siblings navigate their new-found religious differences. And a boy writes unanswered letters to his missing older brother.
Sunday April 05, 2015
The kindness of strangers
The kindness and compassion of strangers both online and off. A community activates to find a stem cell match. A man memorializes bittersweet comments on YouTube videos. Plus: When help isn't helpful.
Sunday March 29, 2015
Tourists and travelers
Stories for the traveler, tourist, and tour guide in all of us. An aspiring London guide prepares for a big test, a town in Spain paints itself blue. Plus: A boat that doesn't go anywhere.
Sunday March 22, 2015
Get outside and play
Stories about fresh air and exercise. A daring 60-something skeleton rider hits the ice, the legacy of the first Aboriginal Canadian soccer player, and a woman rediscovers the joy of a bicycle after many years.
Sunday March 15, 2015
Broke and broken
The science behind "Broken Heart Syndrome," and the bittersweet stories of two elderly couples facing death. And mill town Iroquois Falls ponders the future when their mill is forced to shut down.
Sunday March 01, 2015
Our bodies, our selves
Stories about the extraordinary human body. A 90-something track-and-field star. Students who take their high school's sexist dress code into their own hands. Plus: an autobiography through bra size.
Sunday March 08, 2015
Odd couples
Stories of unexpected pairings and relationships that cross generations, cultures, and even oceans. Professional musicians and a children's choir, young soccer players and old retirees, and more.
Sunday February 22, 2015
Time capsules
Stories about the ways we travel through time. A man learns life lessons from a stranger's clothes. A widow listens to a long-forgotten message from her husband. Plus: a woman revisits her childhood home on Google Streetview.
Sunday February 15, 2015
The power of poetry
The youngest poet laureate in the country, a grandson who transforms his grandfather's voice into spoken word art, and a young man in prison who turned to poetry to help him through.
Sunday February 08, 2015
Romance life
The idiosyncratic passions that drive people's lives. A Jamaican chef shares his knowledge, a 78-year-old tap dancer reflects on her feet. Plus: a love letter to the theremin, and the German obsession with audio books.
Sunday February 01, 2015
A helping hand
Strangers helping strangers. A warm kitchen in Nova Scotia, getting off the street in Vancouver, and baking bannock in Prince George.
Sunday January 25, 2015
Dogs and cats and rabbits
Tracking dogs with GPS, nightime 'owl prowls', beneficial beavers and besotted cat owners. Plus how a horse helped a man recover from a serious stroke.
Sunday January 18, 2015
Gone missing
Three people search for answers after loved ones disappear. PLUS "Planes of memory"; searching for a WW2 bomber lost in the depths of a Norwegian lake.
Sunday January 11, 2015
My music my brain
Can a deaf person can be a musician? Can a singer have brain surgery and remain a singer? PLUS; beating autism with the help of a drum kit.
Sunday January 04, 2015
Working the streets
A day, and night, in the lives of two veteran Halifax pan-handlers. Pioneering women taxi drivers in the streets of Delhi. PLUS "Spare change" - do you give yours to people on the street?
Sunday June 22, 2014
The Big C
Two inspiring stories about fighting cancer: the amazing Dr. C in St. John's and two big-hearted strangers who stepped into the life of a mother suffering from cancer. Dr. Joshi was on top of the world in the fall of 2013.
Sunday June 15, 2014
Filipino Canadians
Stories from the Filipino Canadian communities in Happy Valley/Goose Bay, Newfoundland; Deer Island, New Brunswick and Toronto, Ontario.
Sunday June 08, 2014
After the Army
Two documentaries on life after the army. Caroline Hillier reveals the lingering legacy of a US military base in Newfoundland. Molly Segal's An Unlikely Friendship tells the story of a suicidal soldier, a troubling encounter and a surprising alliance.
Sunday May 25, 2014
Traditional Chinese Medicine
A look at traditional Chinese medicine in Canadian society.
Sunday May 18, 2014
A Helping Hand
Two Stories of helping hands. From Moncton, the many hands who work to keep a young man in his home. From Toronto,the Nanny Angel Network -- a organization of volunteers who offer a helping hand to moms battling cancer.
Sunday May 11, 2014
On this episode, stories of music. You'll meet Tom Schilling, Broadway vocal coach now living in Hamilton; a group of German refugees who tell their story through music; and the musical passion of Montreal singer Betty Bonifassi.
Sunday April 27, 2014
Today on In the Field, we have four documentaries anchored to the Rwandan tragedy. Some talk of the tragedy. Others of the later efforts to heal. All the stories you will hear today were broadcast on CBC Radio's Dispatches.
Sunday May 26, 2013
Today on In the Field, we have four documentaries anchored to the Rwandan tragedy. Some talk of the tragedy. Others of the later efforts to heal. All the stories you will hear today were broadcast on CBC Radio's Dispatches.
Sunday May 26, 2013
Rwanda - In the Field
Today on In the Field, we have four documentaries anchored to the Rwandan tragedy. Some talk of the tragedy. Others of the later efforts to heal. All the stories you will hear today were broadcast on CBC Radio's Dispatches.
Sunday May 04, 2014
Mental Health
This is Mental Health Week here in Canada. On today's show, we have three documentaries: all of them which explore different aspects of a subject which is all too often taboo.
Sunday April 20, 2014
Lions and Whales and Bears, Oh My!
An animal-centric hour of documentaries featuring a first-hand encounter with a whale, a lion-saving invention and a Northern Ontario owl prowl. And dogs. Lots of dogs.
Sunday April 06, 2014
The other kids
Straddling two worlds in one classroom. In Slovakia a new law ends separate education for Roma children. In northern Ontario Cree children travel south to sit with non Cree students in a public school in Cochrane.
Sunday April 13, 2014
Reports from Uganda
Dictators who take dictation from God, murderous bullies and military coups, a country recovering from decades of economic mismanagement, rebel activity and civil war. Reports from Uganda, from indepence to the present day.
Sunday March 30, 2014
Rewiring our kids
What is constant texting, multitasking and a life of full time partial attention doing to the physical, emotional and social life of our kids?
Sunday March 23, 2014
Afghanistan then and now
It ended with no marching bands, just a simple ceremony. Was it "twelve years of bravery" or "a quiet end to a long war that solved nothing". Using interviews, news and documentary reports from 2001 to the present day we look back at Canada's gruelling an
Sunday March 16, 2014
Journeys of secrets and survival
The secret of success for Quebec superstar comedienne Lise Dionne is in an old blue trunk. The secret of survival for Lizzy Mahashe is singing. Priya Sankaran travels to India hoping to unlock the secret of her MS.
Sunday March 09, 2014
Final wishes, final actions
"He was loved in so many different ways"; say friends of loner Jude LeBlanc. "Jerome's Bowl"; fulfilling a strange farewell request. "Habtom's path"; a refugee prefers death to being sent back to Africa.
Sunday March 02, 2014
It's about time
Canada's only watch repair school; "After exile" a time bending encounter on slow train; "Too tall for the shelf" - one man's quest for a grandfather clock.
Sunday February 16, 2014
Going back, moving on: Stories from South America
A son, a father, a military coup in Chile and a "black box" of memory. The Falklands or the Malvinas? Did the war in 1982 change anything?
Sunday February 09, 2014
The drama of their lives
Drama students put feminist icon Doris Anderson centre stage and Toronto street kids find the drama in their own lives.
Sunday February 02, 2014
A question of gender
A gay high school student so popular the bullies leave him alone. Two transgendered University students and the question; which washroom to use?
Sunday January 26, 2014
In the battlefield
"Finding Private Gordon"; a family in Saskatchewan lost a loved one in battle 70 years ago and now, they think, they've found him. "The bomb chaser"; CBC's Art Holmes was the only person brave, or foolish, enough to hold a microphone to the night sky to c
Sunday January 19, 2014
The final years
"The Baba Yaga" house. A group of women in Paris move into a senior's home they run themselves. "Ce N'est pas la Vie en Rose". In a Montreal nursing home some residents have a good sense of humour and a fighting spirit, others live day after day in quiet
Sunday January 12, 2014
The mining show
Fracked oil has led to a boom in the US and Canada but also deadly explosions of rail cars transporting it. A nickel mine in Guatemala is the centre of a violent dispute and rape charges which, in a legal first, will be argued in a Canadian court.
Sunday January 05, 2014
The music show
Singing for seniors, singing for mental health, yodelling and busking on Toronto's subways; PLUS "The strange case of Benjamin Britten"; looking for traces of the English composer's short stay in a small Quebec town in 1939.
Tuesday June 19, 2012
Keeping native languages alive in the city
In part one of this episode. It's no secret that many First Nation bands are struggling to keep the languages alive on the reserves across Canada. But what about in the city? Many aboriginal people choose to live off reserve in cities like Calgary. Desirae Desnomie (Deh-NO-mee) is trying to preserve her Cree language and culture in an urban setting.
Tuesday July 31, 2012
Burn Recovery (May 2012 Encore)
In part one of this episode. Newfoundlander Pat Stamp was working as a welder on a tanker ship when there was an explosion.He was injured. Badly injured. He had basically lost his face.This healthy, handsome man with a bright future had burns to 40% of his body.Help came from an unlikely source: A former CIA operative, in Virginia. We meet the doctor who is restoring his looks and brightening his outlook on the future:
Tuesday July 31, 2012
Workplace Bully (May 2012 Encore)
Later on In the Field.We know there are bullies on the school ground, and we know who they're picking on. It's the small kids, the new kids, the ones who don't speak English so well. The ones who don't have support from their peers. In the workplace, we know there are bullies too, that's no surprise to anyone. But you might be surprised to hear how often it happens. And it might be a big surprise to hear who's getting bullied.
Tuesday August 07, 2012
Photo Booths (May 2012 Encore)
In part one of this episode.Chances are, the last time you took a photo, you didn't need film.Maybe you used the camera in your cell phone, or attached to your laptop.And bingo you see the results instantly. Patience used to be a key part of photography....you'd take your film to a shop and a week later your prints would be ready. But in fact instant photography existed before the digital age.Think of photobooths.That technology has been around for more than a century.And they still have a passionate following.
Tuesday August 07, 2012
Human Egg Donations (May 2012 Encore)
In part two of this episode. In Canada it is illegal to pay for human eggs. That law has been in effect for almost a decade. But it's widely known in the business that there is a black market in this country but no charges have ever been laid.The fertility business remains the wild west of medicine. It also is fraught with danger for the women who donate their eggs.
Tuesday August 14, 2012
Cree Culture (May 2012 Encore)
In part one of this episode. The Cree School Board in Northern Quebec is determined to make sure that young Cree feel at home with their traditional roots and language.From the first day they step into a pre-kindergarten class right through Grade 2 students only speak Cree in class. And right throught to the end of high school every student has to take courses in Cree culture.
Tuesday August 14, 2012
Fighting Student Apathy (August 2012 Encore)
In part two of this episode. In Moncton, a couple of teachers were at wits end. When they looked around their classroom they saw groggy teenagers spending their free time typing the most mundane details of their lives into a laptop, or a smart-phone. Updating their friends about how long it took to brush their hair this morning, or what they had for supper. Those two teachers decided they were going to fight back against student apathy.
Tuesday August 21, 2012
T'Suu T'Ina Language (May 2012 Encore)
In part one of this episode.According to the United Nations, 88 Aboriginal languages in Canada are nearing extinction.And among them, Tsuu T'ina, a language spoken on a reserve near Calgary, is one of the most endangered. Only a handful of people know it and at sixy three ,Gerald McGuinnis,is the youngest speaker. But things are changing on that reserve. There is push on to keep T'suu T'ina alive.
Tuesday August 21, 2012
God I'm angry (May 2012 Encore)
In part two of this episode. God may be subtle,Albert Einstein once said,but he isn't mean. It seems a lot of people would disagree.Recent research has found that many people hold God personally accountable for bad things that happen in their life. And they are not afraid to show it.
Tuesday August 28, 2012
Converting to Islam (May 2012 Encore)
In part one of this episode.Winnipeg's Muslim community has come a long way since the city's first Mosque opened in 1976. Today, there are 4 mosques and Muslim centres across the city and 2 full time Islamic schools.Some of that growth is due to immigration.And some is due to a growing number of Canadians converting to Islam.
Tuesday August 28, 2012
Montreal Women's Symphony (May 2012 Encore)
In part two of this episode. The story of Ethel Stark and the Montreal Women's Symphony Orchestra . In 1940 ,the same year that Quebec women got the vote , the celebrated violinist and conductor pulled together a rag-tag group of women who loved to play music. Within months, she conducted their first concert on the top of Montreal's Mount Royal. Just 7 years later they were at Carnegie Hall.
Tuesday October 09, 2012
The Meaning of Work - Part 1
On this episode of the show, we look at the meaning of the work. In this part, a documentary on a program for unemployed Toronto youth that teaches them job skills. Also, a story on one of Quebec's "adapted workplaces" which are designed for people with various physical and mental challenges. Another story on a program in Vancouver that gets the unemployed kitted out for construction work, one of pair of steel-toed boots at a time. And how some unhappy people in Calgary getting work done, millions of dollars worth, on their leaky condos.
Tuesday October 16, 2012
Didn't See That Coming - Part 2
In Part Two of our show on shock and surprise, few incidents were more shocking in Canada in the early 1970s than the Kingston Prison riot. More than 500 inmates took charge of the prison, grabbed several guards as hostages and started to tear their building apart. The authorities reacted by calling in the army and by preparing themselves for the worst possible outcome. Cool heads on both sides gradually brought this crisis under control, but not without deaths and injuries. Survivors look back more than 40 years after one of the most searing events in the history of Canadian penitentiaries.
Tuesday October 16, 2012
Didn't See That Coming - Part 1
In this episode of the show we hear stories that evoke shock and surprise. In Part One we hear the amazing news that Newfoundland is gradually sinking into the North Atlantic – and how Newfoundlanders are taking this in their stride. Then there's Kelly Hofer who shocked his friends and family by giving up his traditional life on a Manitoba Hutterite colony to move to Calgary to pursue a dream to become a big city photographer. Residents of the island of Haida Gwaii just off B.C.'s coast are surprised and saddened to see enormous amounts of Japanese tsunami debris wash up on their shores. A girl in Ottawa is attracting attention by befriending Walter the crow and … a student at the University of Saskatchewan is promoting greater levels of on campus blasphemy as an exercise in free speech
Tuesday October 23, 2012
Canadian beauty is about good hair, the Yukon, and music - Part 1
In this episode of In The Field we explore concepts about beauty, including an entire community in Toronto dedicated to hair care, a Kenyan-Canadian who've discovered la dolce vitae in the tiny community of Old Crow, Yukon, and one of Canada's most beautiful singers.
Tuesday October 23, 2012
Canadian beauty is about good hair, the Yukon, and music - Part 2
In the second of a two part exploration of Canadian beauty, In The Field showcases a feature documentary on the late Raylene Rankin. Before here untimely death in the autumn of 2012 Rankin secured her place in the Canadian pop music pantheon with her gorgeous performances of hits like All The Diamonds and Rise Again.
Tuesday October 30, 2012
Great institutions we should pay attention to...or not - Part 2
On this episode, how we organize institutions. Organization gives us meaning and structure and allows us to do things, like create an innovative new institution, a retirement home run by the residents, who happen to be a band of militant French feminists. And a short documentary on one of our great institutions, the Canadian Girl Guides.
Tuesday October 30, 2012
Great institutions we should pay attention to...or not - Part 1
On this episode on organization we also look at how a degree of disorganization denies needed health care to those looking after family members with multiple physical and mental handicaps. On a brighter note, another documentary finds out why great organization has given Regina a ground-breaking new school.
Monday November 05, 2012
War and Remembrance - Part 2
The second part of our program on war and remembrance looks back on the experiences of World Wars I and II. In The Field remembers the catastrophic sinking of a civilian ferry off the coast of Newfoundland in 1942. The boys of the Regina Rifle Regiment who fought through D-Day and beyond. And how the civil rights of loyal Canadians were abused in both world wars.
Monday November 05, 2012
War and Remembrance - Part 1
On this episode of In The Field, Remembrance Day week in Canada is seen in the light of our experience in Afghanistan. A documentary by veteran CBC journalist Rick MacInnes-Rae features a moving interview with a Canadian soldier just days after he was critically wounded on an Afghan battlefield. And the story of Suzanne Steele, Canada's official war poet in Afghanistan.
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Timing is everything - Part 2
A looking at timing and how it can govern the course of our lives. Retailers deciding on earlier and earlier starts for their Christmas sales campaigns are increasing premature holiday stress on us all. And group of superannuated hippies decide the time is right for a nostalgic return to their old commune deep in the countryside of rural Nova Scotia.
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Timing is everything - Part 1
Survivors of a horrific plane crash in northern Alberta reflect on a time 30 years ago when a series of seemingly minor decisions ended up saving their lives -- and ending those of their unfortunate fellow passengers. A Copps has been be a shoe selling institution in B.C. for nearly a century. But after a lot of "sole searching" the head of the family-run business has decided to hang 'em up.
Tuesday November 20, 2012
The uplift episode - Part 1
Uplifting tales to tide us over the dark days of later November. There's the story of a Thunder Bay man with cerebral palsy who finds the world's most beautiful classical music makes life in a wheelchair more meaningful. Why doctors find laughter really is the best medicine. And how the revelation of one woman's big secret to her new boyfriend only deepened their love.
Tuesday November 20, 2012
The uplift episode - Part 2
Erin Kapela and her very brave friend Lee-Anne Peters at a birthday party. Lee-Anne is dying from a terminal disease, but is cheerfully determined to seize the days left to her by working down her bucket list, including having an enormous bash when she turned 27 recently. And also in this episode, getting up close and personal with humpback whales off the coast of Alaska.
Tuesday November 27, 2012
Grace under pressure - Part 1
There's a lot of talk about the growing problem of dementia in Canada. For the most part, those who have it are shut away and held under tight supervision. But not in Denmark. Dementia patients are free to travel, keep up on their hobbies and stay as independent as possible for as long as possible.
Tuesday November 27, 2012
Grace under pressure - Part 2
A look this week at Hemingway-eque grace under pressure. There's the graceful welcome by an immigration officer to a young Canadian man fleeing danger in Syria. The physically disabled Toronto women learning to defends themselves at their Wen-Do class. And the man in Yellowknife who is building his way out grief after losing his wife of 52 years.
Tuesday December 04, 2012
Presenting ourselves - Part 1
Frank Faulk asks whether it's better to strike back at someone bullying you, or to show some restraint. The answer may supply you as Frank talks to victims and the bullies themselves. And a visit with Thunder Bay's foremost Elvis, impersonator, who, uh, thank you very much, is taking care of business.
Tuesday December 04, 2012
Presenting ourselves - Part 2
In this part David Gutnick has some odd experiences reaching out the operators of a shadowy essay mill and after a flurry of e-mails he's left wondering whether he's writing a robot, or even a highly intelligent dog. A two women talk about what it's like to survive and then live with severely scarring injuries from when they were kids. They say they were shaped, but not defined by the trauma that they lived through.
Tuesday December 11, 2012
Our history together - Part 2
A Haitian proverb says, "With hands together ... the weight is not heavy." And that certainly applies to a small community in upstate New York where people replaced a failed retail business and fended off a huge multinational corporation by starting their own community department store. And a 67-year-old in Regina working friends to achieve collective online gaming glory.
Tuesday December 11, 2012
Our history together - Part 1
Young Angel Wolfe could have retreated into grief when she discovered her mother's remains were among those discovered on the Pickton farm outside Vancouver. Instead, Angel decided to follow a better path by speaking out and organizing people to better protect other women against violence. And she believe she is getting the full support of her mum from the great beyond..
Tuesday February 05, 2013
February 5, 2013
This week on In The Field, Vancouver freelancer Eileen Power tries to restore a family heirloom to its former glory, or at least get it in tune. And former Accordion Idol Justin Martin takes his button accordion to an elementary school in Sheshatshiu Labrador. And Karin Wells takes us to El Salvador, where there is a lot of opposition to a Vancouver junior mining company's attempt to open a gold mine.
Tuesday October 09, 2012
The Meaning of Work - Part 2
A feature documentary by The Sunday Edition's Karin Wells. "Gatekeepers To A Promised Land" looks at Denmark and how having the toughest immigration laws in the world affects workers there. Some Danes have a hard time accepting the changing face of their society as more and more foreign workers arrive to do that country's least desirable jobs. A political backlash has meant that in some cases the families of these new Danes are being broken up and in others badly needed foreign laborers are being discouraged from coming in the first place.
Sunday December 30, 2012
Our Denmark as the Promised Land (Season's best)
Today's special encore holiday episode features a documentary by The Sunday Edition's Karin Wells. "Gatekeepers To A Promised Land" looks at Denmark and how having the toughest immigration laws in the world affects workers there. Some Danes have a hard time accepting the changing face of their society as more and more foreign workers arrive to do that country's least desirable jobs. A political backlash has meant that in some cases the families of these new Danes are being broken up and, in others, badly needed foreign laborers are being discouraged from coming in the first place.
Tuesday February 12, 2013
February 12, 2013
This week on In The Field, we'll hear about the inaugural production from Halifax's Charles Taylor Theatre Company, the city's first professional black theatre company, we'll get a tour of the Quartier Francais of St Boniface in Winnipeg and we visit Mamisarvik, an Inuit-specific centres for the treatment of trauma and addiction in Ottawa.
Tuesday February 19, 2013
February 19, 2013
This week on In The Field, some dedicated Tragically Hip fans. Fly-around-the-world-to-see-them-dedicated fans. We'll also hear about a theatre production in Montreal bringing the classic South African novel "Waiting For The Barbarians" to the stage. And we'll meet the volunteer who help French-speaking visually impaired people to read, a wolf pack on the wide open spaces of Washington State and the man who built Ottawa's skinniest house.
Tuesday February 26, 2013
February 26, 2013
This week in In The Field, in honour of this year's Canada Reads winner, Lisa Moore's "February," we dig into the archives and replay Marie Wadden's documentary on the sinking of the Ocean Ranger, called "Still Sinking; Remembering the Ocean Ranger Disaster." The documentary originally aired on The Current on the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the Ocean Ranger and features excerpts of February read by author Lisa Moore. Mary Wiens introduces us to Katie from Burlington and Dhruva from Hyderabad, who met in Toronto and got married in India on February 14th. Zac Markan meets some urban mushers from Halifax, who use dog sledding to keep their pooches en sante. And we hear Karin Wells' visit to a barbershop in Vancouver that has raised about $200,000 for charities across the city over the past several years. 5.In Thunder Bay, the airport is selling off its furniture. JOsh Lynn checked it out.
Tuesday March 05, 2013
March 5, 2013
This week on In The Field, what better way to deal with winter chills than with a hot bowl of soup? We go to Edmonton and spend an evening with the Soup Sisters, and then to Prince Rupert for an afternoon at Soup Daddy's. We learn how an old tradition in the art world, the artist-patron relationship, is allowing young dancers to study at the National Ballet School. And we'll meet the people behind the graphic novel publisher Drawn and Quarterly - "graphic soup" as Lynda Barry calls it.
Tuesday March 12, 2013
March 12, 2013
This week on In The Field, health issues both physical - multiple sclerosis - and mental - depression. We'll follow Priya Sankaran half-way around the world as she hunts for treatments for her own multiple sclerosis, in her documentary "The White Man's Disease." We'll also step inside a school in New Brunswick to hear how Jessica Forbes has come to terms years of depression. And in her documentary, Vanessa Blanch explains how Brunswick is making progress when it comes to awareness of mental health issues, but it may not be keeping pace when it comes to treatment.
Monday March 25, 2013
March 24, 2013
This week on In The Field, you'll hear about how First Nations patients were cared for - or not - at the racially segregated hospitals in B.C., and you'll find out how recent refugees from Bhutan via Nepal are taking care of their families and their futur
Sunday March 31, 2013
Back to School
This week In The Field goes back to school. We walk to school, learn how to make skis and how fix watches, we get philosophical with some Grade Six students
Sunday April 07, 2013
April 2, 2013
Turning the corner on winter...with octagenarian hockey,winter diving and scrabble? And young people in Edmonton repair bikes and tuneup their lives.A Nova Scotia fisherman's vision for a new inshore fishery becomes a reality but not without a price.
Sunday April 14, 2013
April 14, 2013
Ever heard of kashakas? The may be the next big thing. And tune in to the world of video game soundtracks. The reality of gun control. What happens when you shoot someone in self-defence. And violence in senior's homes.
Sunday April 21, 2013
April 21, 2013
Ten years after SARS: two survivors talk about the scars left by disease. A fictional take on health campaign for the Norovirus. A medical miracle: surviving a gunshot wound to the head. Two mothers find friendship after tragic event involving their sons
Sunday April 28, 2013
April 28, 2013
Surviving jail while dealing with a mental illness...the story of Tona MIlls. The Huda School in Regina deals with immigrant students. A profile of Kevin Little, a minister in Nova Scotia shepherds two very different flocks.
Sunday May 05, 2013
May 5, 2013
Drowning out fine dining with large helpings of loud music. Grads find affordable prom dresses. Parting the curtain on Burlesque. An alleged sexual assault in the military...a female recruit tells her story. A heroic sea rescue recognized forty years late
Sunday May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013
Aftermath of war and the consequences of aggression. A padre in the Canadian military develops PTSD while in Afghanistan. And ten years after the American invasion of Iraq. The US promised the Kurds freedom from their oppressor. How have their lives chang
Sunday May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013
A young Mom tell her story of surviving the sinking of the Queen of the North. Exploring the personalities behind musicial keys. A profile of D-flat major. And two transgendered youth from UPEI talk about gender identity and how the world treats them.
Sunday May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013
Struggling to find work, University grads end up working as baristas. "Before I Die", an art installation sets up in Nelson. More young people are becoming primary care givers for family memebers. A profile of Quebec artist Gilles St. Laurent.
Sunday June 02, 2013
June 2, 2013
Endangered monkeys in West Africa, threatened because petro-dollars makes the expensive meat affordable. Profile of Arican musician Achilla Orru. Look back at the composer of "Squid Jiggin Ground". And euthanasia debate re-ignited in Belgium.
Sunday June 09, 2013
June 9, 2013
Bull fighting in Spain is going broke. Swiss yodellers in Calgary keep national pasttime alive. Military training exercise in Wainwright. A visit to Canada's only gun factory. And host David Gutnick steams and beats his way back to better health.


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Tales from the Borderlands will explore and expand on the stories of existing and all-new characters from the world of Pandora.
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The Walking Dead: Season Two - A Telltale Games Series consists of five episodes and will continue the story of Clementine, a young girl orphaned at the outset of the ...
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Runner 2 - Future Legend of Rhythm Alien is a rhythm-music, auto-running platformer that is inspired by the Bit.Trip series originally released on Nintendo platforms.
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The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series is a zombie game that lets players experience the true horror and emotional impact of being a survivor of the undead apocalypse.
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Infinity Blade II is the second game in the fantasy action adventure role-playing game series for the iPhone 4S and iPad.
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Release Date: 1/1/1976
Product Code: 9122
Skipper® doll's white tricot blouse was topped by a jumper with a black vest-look bodice and a red and white plaid skirt. The bodice had two red shank buttons and red stitching. It coordinated with #9121.
All images and descriptions courtesy of Collector Books, publisher of "Barbie® Doll Fashion: Volume 3" by Sarah Sink Eames.
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PANAMA CITY — A hockey puck on his desk at his new office quotes Wayne Gretzky: "Skate to where the puck is going to be."
Although, Al McCambry is not much of a hockey fan, the concept is the way he'll head the continuing education department at Gulf Coast State College, he said.
"We have to plan for the future today and be ready for it when it gets here, because if we skate to where the puck is right now, a year from now, it's going to be over here and we're still going to be where the puck used to be. … (It's) having a vision for the future and I believe that's what Gulf Coast State College is about," he said.
McCambry joined GCSC staff as the director of continuing education about four weeks ago.
The 53-year-old father of three is now in charge of a department that directly works with the community, from Kid's College to local businesses — which is his expertise.
"I've been very blessed that in all of my tenure with my previous company, it allowed me to get involved with the community," McCambry said. "When we start to speak to customers about what their needs are, I'm able to articulate and understand what they're saying. I bring it back to the college and we develop the programs, credit and noncredit, that helps meet those needs."
McCambry said as a high school student, he had wanted to be a school teacher, but life took him down the private sector path.
As a finance major from the University of Georgia, McCambry's background includes experience in public accounting, marketing research, manufacturing, 15 years in the telecommunications industry and more than seven years as general manager for Knology in Panama City.
So "when this opportunity came up, it seemed to be the right fit. I truly believe in the educational system as the promoter of our youth to do something," he said. "As long as I can make a contribution, that's important to me."
Strategically, he said he will work through collaboration with the community and economic development — two of four pillars based on a strategic plan at the college.
With GCSC's Advanced Technology Center to be complete by the end of the summer, GCSC President Jim Kerley said in a news release McCambry's "experience will be invaluable."
"We're pleased with the recent appointment of Al, especially with his rich business background and intense involvement with our community," Kerley said.
Continuing education will be instrumental in providing science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) certifications and skill sets to students and help close the gap between the demand of STEM industries — such as Merrick, Trane and the workforce at Naval Support Activity Panama City — and the lack of supply of skills in the local area, McCambry said.
"If we are successful, our vision, as it relates to closing the skills gap and providing economic development for the community, it's going to be where we want it to be. And if that happens then everybody wins," he added.
In the past seven years, McCambry has served as chairman of the board of the Bay County and Panama City Beach chambers of commerce. He has also served as treasurer for the Anchorage Children's Board and served in various capacities at other organizations, including the Red Cross Board, Early Learning Coalition Board of Northwest Florida, GCSC Foundation Board, Bay Defense Alliance and Bay Economic Development Alliance. McCambry is currently the secretary for the Bay County Education Foundation Board.


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Animal-shaped pottery vessels mounted on oversized wheels had a long history in the ancient Middle East. This early example has the head of a ram with curving horns. Liquid poured into the hole on top flowed out of the opening in the animal's snout. A loop on the front allowed the attachment of a cord so that the vessel could be pulled. Such vessels have been excavated in both temples and houses. They were probably used in religious or funerary rituals.
- Medium: Terracotta
- Possible Place Made: Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq, Turkey, & Syria)
- Dates: second half of the third millenium B.C.E.
- Period: Early Dynastic III Period, or later
- Dimensions: 9 x 4 x 9 in. (22.9 x 10.2 x 22.9 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Ancient Middle Eastern Art, The Hagop Kevorkian Gallery, 3rd Floor
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- Accession Number: 87.77
- Credit Line: Purchased with funds given by Shelby White
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Model Cart, second half of the third millenium B.C.E. Terracotta, 9 x 4 x 9 in. (22.9 x 10.2 x 22.9 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased with funds given by Shelby White, 87.77. Creative Commons-BY
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The old steering system on our '68 Camaro was getting pretty tired and we were becoming less enthusiastic about its vintage handling characteristics. So we got to thinking that a power rack-and-pinion steering system would make a nice upgrade. Besides, we have plans to do some custom work on our frame and oiling system in the near future, so we could use the extra room that a rack system would leave in the engine compartment.
One call over to the folks over at Unisteer Performance Products and we were on our way to installing their '67- '69 Camaro power rack-and-pinion kit. We've had positive experiences with their products in the past, and heard this system works well with the first-gen Camaro suspension. As a bonus, we liked the compact design of their kit.
This installation takes place on a modified '68 Camaro equipped with a big-block engine. The car was already loaded with Hooker Competition Headers and a high-performance steering pump. The car also has no fenderwells and is armed with four-piston Baer brakes, so installation of this kit may be slightly different on your car, be it stock, or with some different modifications. Just keep in mind that the instructions that come with this kit covers the installation in a basically stock Camaro.
Also, take note that there's a good chance you won't encounter fitment issues with your big-block Camaro headers like we did with our Hooker Headers (PN 2457). We knew going into this rack-and-pinion upgrade that header modifications would be a necessity. Although we could have opted to purchase a new set of headers that would fit properly with the rack-and-pinion upgrade, we instead chose to bank the extra cash for future modifications. It's also the reason we took our car to Pacific Fabrication in Morgan Hill, California. They have a great facility and their crew posses the skills to get the job done right.
With that being said, the modification was quite simple. By just cutting up one U-bend in the header we gained the proper clearance necessary to install the new rack system.
After all was said and done, the Unisteer rack-and-pinion kit looks attractive with great fit and finish (it comes in black or chrome). We didn't put a bumpsteer gauge on it, but on the initial post-install drive, the steering felt firm and sturdy, and we enjoyed the added feel of safety and confidence when making sharp turns, especially going into a corner a little hot. The car was able to take the uneven road surfaces with grace, and there's a ton of ground clearance. On top of that, it now takes only 2.5 turns, whereas our stock standard box took more than four turns of the steering wheel to get to the same place. And the rack-and-pinion feels much more responsive to input but not overly aggressive, twitchy, or overpowered.
All of us performance-minded individuals are constantly looking to shave a few pounds off our cars. This is especially true for us big-block Camaro owners. The stock steering box and all the steering linkage weigh in at 50 pounds. By installing the Unisteer rack-and-pinion kit and the steering shaft kit, we were able to shave off 20 pounds.
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Kate O'Brien
16 of 16 portraits of Kate O'Brien
Kate O'Brien
by Howard Coster
half-plate film negative, 1940s
Transferred from Central Office of Information, 1974
Photographs Collection
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- Kate O'Brien (1897-1974), Novelist. Sitter in 16 portraits.
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New land selling including waterfront homesites. A mix of traditional and cottage lots, the new lots range in size from 268sqm to 582sqm and are priced from $225,000.
Up to $6,000 in front landscaping and fencing vouchers are available to eligible purchasers.
Lot 259 is a prime waterfront grouped housing lot, overlooking the lake. Sized 613sqm and zoned R40 it is priced $395,000.
To view an aerial image showing the Champion Lakes estate and the local area, click here.
Sensitively designed to the environment, this waterwise estate features quality, well designed homes bordering a 55 hectare lake. Surrounded by nature and close to an array of amenities Champion Lakes is just 23km south-east of Perth city. This connected, peaceful community is the natural choice for your next home.
The Champion Lakes estate represents best practice in environmentally sensitive design and sustainability. Each dwelling is designed to respond to local climate conditions and demonstrate sustainable living conditions. Environmental performance of dwellings is of great importance and measures to ensure that energy and water consumption is minimised are promoted. Lot layouts and building envelopes have been allocated to encourage maximum access to sunlight and allow for cross-ventilation through prevailing breezes.
As you drive around the estate you will notice that verges and front gardens do not contain turf. Instead, they feature a range of local native plant species, intentionally chosen as they are better adapted to WA conditions yet still add colour and diversity creating a striking feature on this often neglected piece of landscaping.
Champion Lakes is a waterwise estate. The local native plant species need less watering and are sustainable by being drought resistant, achieving good environmental policy to reduce water usage. They look healthy all year round even in the extremes of WA's summer and winter. Additionally, they require less maintenance to look after, leaving you to spend your time doing the things you love.
The large man-made lake was built in 2005 and is Western Australia's only purpose built rowing facility. In order to protect the lake, it is important that contaminants are not introduced into the residential estate.
The reed beds that surround the lakeshore act as a net catching contaminants before they enter the lake. All stormwater run-off flows into the reed beds where possible contaminants are stripped away. Plant species not native to WA must not be allowed to enter the water system as they can contaminate the lake. This is another reason why only local native plant species are recommended in gardens.
Many gardens at Champion Lakes incorporate mulch, arguably the most important component of a waterwise garden. Mulch helps retain moisture in the soil by protecting it from evaporation, stopping the soil from drying out. It can reduce water loss from your soil by over 70%.
The Champion Lakes Design Guidelines contain more information about waterwise planting and contain a list of suggested plants for your new home.