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What is The Central Board of Film Certification's (CBFC) 'S' certification?
Are there any S certified movies?
What is The Central Board of Film Certification's (CBFC) 'S' certification?
Are there any S certified movies?
CBFC stands for Central Board of Film Censors,Pakistan or Central Board of Film Certification, India. As the question is tagged "bollywood", I am taking it as the latter one. It is a referred to as censor board for movies in India. The Center Board of Film Certification is a censorship and classification body under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India . Its task as per Wikipedia says is with:
So a certification by CBFC is a must for release of a film in India. The certification of films by CBFC follows:
Initially, there were only two categories of certificate:
1)'U' (unrestricted public exhibition): Movies such as Stanley ka Dabba, Taare Zameen Par and Roadside Romeo. Movies you would take your younger siblings to watch and not feel red-faced about.
2)'A' (restricted to adult audiences): This category grew to include any movie with expletive language, sex and violence- Kaminey, Love, Sex and Dhokha and Ragini MMS – the slightly off-beat but box office safe movies that the censor board kept away from the children. According to IBN:
Two other categories were added in June, 1983 –
Now I could not find any list of "s" certified movies by CBFA. But what i really could find is nothing less important. See this annual report by CBFA for the year 2010, no "s" certified movies were made. So it makes clear that "s" certified movies must be hardly made in India. If it had produced in a good amount, we might have found it on Google easily. ;)


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2011 Baseball Season Recap
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- June 6, 2011
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2011 Season Review: With two seniors leading the way, the Hilbert College baseball team took several steps forward this 2011 season under the direction of first year head coach, Jim Pernick. The Hawks finished the rain-soaked season 5-25 and 3-15 in Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference league play, but improvement was apparent based on game recaps. The youthful team lost four AMCC games by one run, and another conference game by two runs; with a deeper pitching staff and consistent defensive play, the Hawks could have been in position to fight for a play-off spot in May.
With limited outdoor practice opportunities, Hilbert traveled to Cocoa Beach, FL to participate in the Cocoa Expo Baseball spring tournament. Taking the field for the first time live, the Hawks faced mainly Division III teams also from the northern states looking for sunshine and productive field conditions. Hilbert opened the season with losses against Rochester College (MI), Manhattanville (NY), Westminster (PA), and Oswego State (NY) before capturing their first win (8-5) against Bethany College (WV).
Returning to campus 1-7, the Hawks were ready to play ball but Mature Nature wasn't as cooperative. Eight double header games were impacted with the rain and/or snow in March and even into April. Hilbert had to reschedule eight games and cancel games with three other non-conference opponents. RIT gave the Hawks their first northern loss and a wake-up call to the team. In the middle portion of the AMCC schedule, the Hawks split games with league opponents providing a little excitement within the campus community.
March 30th, the Hawks traveled to Penn State Behrend for their first Pernick-coached AMCC game. The Lions took the game from the visitors in extra innings (2-1) before dominating game two (15-2). In their next AMCC game, at La Roche, Hilbert played two close games losing both by one run (8-7 and 6-5) to one of the top teams in the league. At this point in the season, Hilbert was showing signs of growth and confidence.
Due to Hilbert's sloppy field, the Hawks hosted Mount Aloysius College at St. Bonaventure University (Olean, NY) April 10th. Hilbert played like champions in game one, winning their first AMCC game 3-2. Then the team struggled defensively surrendering in a 14-5 defeat. Four days later, Hilbert hosted their ONLY home game of the season on campus against Pitt-Bradford. The Hawks started the day slowly losing game one (14-2) but turned the corner in game two, and, behind Nick Sherman's pitching (struck out 10 and gave up only 2 hits), Hilbert won their first AMCC game in a 6-0 shut-out.
Playing a home game at Franciscan University was another game change for Hilbert. April 17th found the Hawks opening with a 23-6 defeat only to find them flipping the results in a 10-8 game two victory. Ryan LaCorte took the win in just over 5 innings of work.
The Hawks finished the season with one other non-conference road game as well as four other AMCC double headers, none of which were played in Hamburg. Against Cazenovia, the Hawks stormed back to take the 5-4 lead in the top of the 7th inning and held on to capture their last win of season. In order to get the game played, both D'Youville and Hilbert traveled to Batavia, NY for their double header game at Genesee Community College April 27. D'Youville outscored the Hawks 36 – 9 for their programs first wins of season. The next afternoon, Hilbert hosted Penn State Altoona at Pitt-Bradford's field and suffered two more lopsided losses before hosting Pitt-Greensburg at Erie Community College April 30. Frank Simmeth and Ryan LaCorte were honored in between games for their dedication to the program. Both athletes played in every game during their four years at Hilbert.
Unfortunately, due to the terrible 2011 spring weather, the Hawks played three fewer games than the 2010 season which impacted team statistics as well as individual stats. Junior Matt Militello (Depew, NY/Lancaster) lead the Hawks hitting with (.378) average, scored 18 runs off 37 hits (with 5 doubles and one triple) earning 13 RBI. He also held the team high slugging percentage of (.449) and stole 14 bases (of 17 attempts). Seniors Ryan LaCorte (Cheektowaga, NY/JFK) and Frank Simmeth (Cheektowaga, NY/St. Mary's) were solid performers all season long. LaCorte lead the team with 20 runs and hit the team's solo home run with a (.316) average. Simmeth finished with 23 hits (4 doubles) and 10 RBI and was a perfect 4 for 4 on stolen bases. Earning an AMCC Player of the Week honor was freshman Frank Mancuso (Cheektowaga, NY/Cheektowaga) who finished the season with 11 RBI (.305 ave) and 135 outs stretching from 1st base to beat the runner. Besides Militello, junior Jim Pernick (Tonawanda, NY/St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute) was the only other player to start every game in 2011. Pernick was a versatile defensive player who earned 12 RBI with five doubles in his 30 games.
Coach Pernick used the approach of 'Pitcher by Committee' using a total of 17 players on the mound with nine players appearing in six or more games during the season. Even though an eye injury prevented him from playing for seven days at a crucial point in the season, junior Nick Sherman (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster) spent the most amount of time on the mound tossing a total of 46 innings (5.28 era and 41 strike outs) in 9 games. For his efforts, Sherman was also honored by the AMCC as Pitcher of the Week one time in 2011.
With a full season under his belt, Coach Pernick is excited about the 2012 season. Current returning players will be blended with incoming freshman and transfer student-athletes to complete the roster and fight for an AMCC play-off berth.
Click (here) to see the 2011 season recap.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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GretschTech: The Baldwin Era
Posted: May 29, 2013
|Late Baldwin-era models: (left to right) The oddly proportioned Roc Jet and Country Roc, and the bizarre TK300 appear in the 1979 Gretsch catalog.
Every once in a while when exploring the Gretsch world, you'll run across mention of the "Baldwin era" or the "Baldwin years." What does this term refer to?
Generally speaking, people use it to refer to Gretsch in the 1970s. More specifically, however, it refers to the period when the Baldwin Piano Company owned Gretsch, which was substantially longer—from summer 1967 to early 1985.
The Baldwin era is a much-maligned period in Gretsch history. The term is often used in an unflattering light to denote generally neglectful Baldwin rule that resulted in a decline in quality, unpopular new instruments, corporate upheaval and dwindling sales that ultimately led to Gretsch guitar production being shut down altogether in 1981.
Gretsch had been a family-run company ever since Friedrich Gretsch founded it in New York in 1883. But in the mid 1960s, then-president Fred Gretsch Jr. purportedly found himself with no heir interested in running the company and decided to sell. Baldwin, riding high at the time and spurred by its 1965 acquisition of U.K. guitar maker Burns, sought to acquire an established U.S. guitar maker and duly turned its attention to Gretsch. The sale was completed on July 31, 1967.
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Volleyball On a Roll, Beats Wells in Three
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- September 12, 2012
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College women's volleyball team extended their winning streak to three games after their 3-0 swept of Wells College September 12. Chelsea Reischuck led the victors with 8 digs combined with 4 kills as the Hawks move to 4-1. Wells dropped to 1-6 with the non-conference loss.
The Hawks took commend early in the match with their 25-12, 25-9 and 25-15 set scores. Middle hitter, Rachel Kwiatkowski led the team with .600 hitting percentage after delivering 7 kills many off quick sets from Shannon Memminger (17 assists). Jordan Botsford (6 digs, 3 kills) and Allegra Johnson (7 digs, 3 kills) also were solid contributors.
The Hawks finished with .340 hitting percentage, earned 10 service aces, but sadly, they also gave Wells 12 points off of service miscues.
The Hawks will host their first annual Hilbert Invitational September 14 and 15 when five other NCAA institutions come to Hamburg for the two-day event. Follow this link for Hilbert game times.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Local women bare faces for This is Me fundraiserWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
They are advocates, entrepreneurs, elected officials, media personalities, mothers, musicians, cancer survivors and more, and they are joining forces for a common purpose — to help women feel more confident and raise money for a local nonprofit that works with young girls.
An upcoming fundraiser, This is Me, will feature portraits of nine barefaced women to be sold by silent auction to benefit Girls on the Run (GOTR) of Northwest Ohio.
Those featured will be Lucas County Prosecutor Julia Bates, Toledo City Councilwoman Lindsay Webb, WTOL-11 news anchor Chrys Peterson, 101.5 The River morning radio host Mary Beth Zolik, Project iAm founder Nicole Khoury, The Josh Project founder Wanda Butts, Hannah's Socks founder Hannah Turner, two-time cancer survivor and Susan G. Komen for the Cure honoree Kelli Andres and Toledo Police Sgt. Anita Madison of the Toledo Community Initiative to Reduce Violence.
Organizer Jeremy Baumhower, a Toledo Free Press columnist, said he wanted to feature women who are diverse in age, background, occupation and the ways they impact Northwest Ohio.
"Everyone has a story and their own reason for doing it," Baumhower said. "The night will be a celebration."
The "makeup optional" event is set for 7-11 p.m. Sept. 13 at The Blarney Event Center, 601 Monroe St. Light refreshments will be served and a cash bar will be available. A portion of profits from a signature drink, the This is Me-tini, will also be donated to GOTR of Northwest Ohio. Performing will be Kristi Marie, Carmen Miller and The Rivets. Tickets are available at thisismetoledo.com for $20 or at the door for $25.
Baumhower come up with the idea after seeing "Game of Thrones" actress Emilia Clarke and singer/actress Demi Lovato post photos of themselves without makeup to social media sites, encouraging others to do the same.
"I just woke up and saw in my head, 'What if we did it locally with beautiful, powerful women?'" Baumhower said.
Girls on the Run
Soon after, he approached GOTR of Northwest Ohio, a 10-week program that combines running with an interactive curriculum to inspire self-respect and healthy lifestyles in preteen girls. Topics discussed include bullying, peer pressure and healthy body image with a focus on positive physical, emotional, mental and social development.
The organization has chapters in more than 200 cities in the United States and Canada. Northwest Ohio's chapter started in 2012 and hosted 13 teams of third-, fourth- and fifth-graders at 11 sites during its spring season. More local sites will be added this fall.
"The message we're teaching our girls is to be proud of yourself, respect yourself and you're beautiful just the way you are, so to showcase some of the successes and awesome impacts adult women are having on the community that have nothing to do with their looks is great," said Lindsay McKibben, council director of GOTR of Northwest Ohio. "We loved the idea and the message that he is trying to share."
Baumhower said he was in awe of the strength each woman displayed while being photographed by local photographer Lee Bates.
"I was mesmerized how comfortable and confident [Peterson] was while getting her picture taken, even without makeup. Her TV station was there shooting it for a news story and she had zero fear. Her authenticity and genuineness really came out in her pictures," Baumhower said. "[Andres'] energy and positivity is beyond infectious. She laughed almost the entire time she was being photographed. Even discussing her numerous battles with cancer —losing a leg at age 12 and a breast at the age of 45 — was done with a smile on her face. She glows when she talks about her sons and was transparent when she describes how scared she was battling her second bout of cancer, having two small boys."
Bates said she finds it frustrating that society has a double standard for men and women.
"Men are so lucky," Bates said. "A few wrinkles and a few gray hairs on a guy is just fine and charming. It's just a different way society views the gray at the temples on a man — that's distinguished, sophisticated, mature, wise. Women get the dye out at the first sign of gray."
She said times have changed since she went to law school, but it's still important for girls to develop the self-confidence to excel in whatever arena they choose.
"Men are different to women today in the workplace than they were when I first started. To our kids, it's just accepted you can be anything. You can be a stay-at-home mom or you can be an astronaut," Bates said. "For me, it was 'You're going to be a lawyer? That's not really a place for women.' I got that a lot. Then of course, it was like, 'OK you can be a lawyer, but you're going to be a prosecutor? Like try cases? Murder cases? What are you going to do when they say dirty words?' So I think times have changed a great deal in that respect."
Webb said she was drawn to This is Me because it reinforces the example she's trying to set for her stepdaughters.
"I believe combating the message that you have to be what society deems as perfect is crucial to their self-
esteem and well-being," Webb said in an email. "If women who are successful can demonstrate they are comfortable in their own skin without makeup, it may send the message to girls and other women that what really matters is how you feel about yourself. Your inner beauty and your other abilities are what matter most."
"If you personally feel better in makeup, by all means wear it, but if you are doing it because you feel it's expected, it may be time to rethink things because all of the time spent on worrying about superficial looks could be better spent on what truly makes you happy," Webb said. "I'm beautiful in the eyes of my husband and my family, at the end of the day, that is really what matters most."
Social media
Dozens of local women, including the University of Toledo women's soccer team and members of the WTOL-11 and FOX Toledo newsrooms, have shared photos of themselves without makeup on social media sites using the hashtag #thisismetoledo.
Instagram user @Bethaknee22 captioned her photo: "In the past week, my skin has broken out worse than it ever has in my entire life. I've cringed looking in the mirror & bowed my head when talking to people so they wouldn't look at me. I haven't even wanted to leave the house. Then tonight, I looked in the mirror & my thoughts turned to my daughter. I've been given one of the most amazing blessings possible, and I've got a pretty serious job to do in return. Part of my responsibility is to raise a confident, loving, honest & strong woman that loves the skin she's in & knows beauty is much deeper than the surface. So, I decided to post this picture (which of course was the best of 32 shots ) of me before bed. Four eyes, blemished skin with no makeup…this is me…the real me. I love you so much, baby girl"
Facebook user Jacqueline wrote: "I love your campaign for This is me! I have had 19 surgeries since 2001 and I have many scars all over my body! At first I was embarrassed of them and very insecure! I felt ugly very ugly I couldn't stand to look at myself in the mirror! I now have learned to love myself and to feel beautiful! I realized these scars made me who I am today and that's a stronger woman!"
GOTR of Northwest Ohio Volunteer Director Renee Stack said the social media shares exemplify what This is Me is all about.
"We want everyone to feel good and beautiful in their natural state and let them showcase who they are without feeling the need to conceal," Stack said. "I think makeup is beautiful and it's definitely something I choose to wear, but I'm also feeling empowered to go bare as well."
Toledo Free Press is a media sponsor of the event. For more information, visit thisismetoledo.com.
Tags: Anita Madison, Carmen Miller, Chrys Peterson, Demi Lovato, Emilia Clarke, Girls on the Run (GOTR) of Northwest Ohio, Hannah Turner, Hannah's Socks, Jeremy Baumhower, Josh Project, Julia Bates, Kelli Andres, Kristi Marie, Lindsay McKibben, Lindsay Webb, Mary Beth Zolik, Nicole Khoury, Project iAm, Renee Stack, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, The Rivets, this is me, Toledo Community Initiative to Reduce Violence, Wanda Butts


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Do You Have an Interesting Talent or Hobby?Posted Nov. 26, 2012
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Tastebud Training: How To Become A Better Coffee Taster
Tasting different coffees side by side can be as daunting as going to a wine tasting. How on earth is a new taster supposed to identify and name all the seemingly zillions of flavors and aromatics emanating from that hot black cup of joe? Here are a few tips to help you exercise your tastebuds. More


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It is that time of year again. As we put a wrap on 2004 and head into 2005, it's time for our fans to help select the top McFarlane Toys action figures.
Voted on by the members of the spawn.com community, the McFarlane Toys Action Figure Awards are an opportunity for our fans to voice their opinions on which figures from the past year they feel stand out from the rest of the field in a number of categories. Click the links below to visit the Poll...
Winners will be announced Friday, Jan. 7.
Board moderators Jon Goff and Mark Weber have set up the polls, which contain several categories each for board members to vote in, on boards made especially for the purpose of hosting the Second Annual McFarlane Toys Action Figure Awards. After the polls expire, the votes will be tabulated and the results of your voting given on the message boards and in a wrap-up news story.
Series of the Year
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What Happened to Mark?
March 02, 2010
The news story said Mark McGwire's voice "cracked with emotion" when he finally admitted to the world he had used steroids for 10 years, including the season he broke the home run record, hitting 70 slammers in 1998. Read More »21 Comments
Do Scientists Light Up?
February 23, 2010
Have you seen Avatar? Awesome special effects. And you had to love the story, especially if you're into science. But there was this one thing ...the top scientist (played by Sigorney Weaver) was a chain smoker. WHAT WAS THAT ALL ABOUT? Read More »20 Comments
Eminem and Elton John
February 19, 2010
Musician Elton John recently said he's been helping rapper pal Eminem work through his problems with substance abuse. Read More »44 Comments
Let's Talk: First Impressions
February 04, 2010
Thanks to all the SBB readers who are leaving comments and asking questions on the Sara Bellum blog. It's time for Question #4-let us know what you think. Question #4: So, we're curious…how would you describe the Sara Bellum blog to a friend? Read More »13 Comments
Word of the Day: Disease
February 02, 2010
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word disease? You might think of cancer, diabetes, or epilepsy. But do you think of drug abuse? Probably not. But, for some people, drug abuse can lead to a disease called addiction. Read More »6 Comments


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Books which explore gender stereotypes and encourage young people to be themselves.
Bill's New Frock
Bill wakes up one day as a girl and is horrified to be sent to school in a frilly pink frock with fiddly shell buttons. There he finds life suddenly very different. The bully whistles at him instead of kicking him; he can't be picked to lift a table - not being a 'big strong boy' - his work is supposed to be ultra neat; and he's being cast as Lovely Rapunzel - who in any case never gets to say anything! By the time he gets home the impractical frock is covered in mud. Thank goodness - Bill will never have to wear it again!
Age Range: Key Stage 2
Published by Egmont Children's Books
Giraffes Can't Dance
Gerald was a tall giraffe Whose neck was long and slim, but his knees were awfully bandy And his legs were rather thin. Every year Gerald dreads the great Jungle Dance, and feels ashamed that he cannot tango and two-step with the rest of the jungle animals. But then one day he realises that it doesn't matter that he is different from everyone else - it is just that he needs a different tune to dance to.
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Orchard Picture Books
Every Saturday Steven watches his sister at her ballet class - jumping and dancing - and he longs to join in. But his mother says that real boys don't dance; they play games like basketball. However, there's one skill that you need for both ballet and basketball - and, fortunately for Steven, it's the thing that he loves doing best!
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Walker Books
Long Live Princess Smartypants
A modern fairy tale for the twenty-first century and a second adventure for the irrepressible and highly popular Princess Smartypants. Princess Smartypants has decided she'd like to have a baby but doesn't want the husband to go with it. The King and Queen will not hear of such a plan and attempt to take her mind off it by keeping her busy. However, a crackly telephone line and a mixed-up grocery list result in Smartypants getting the baby she wants - until she discovers he has super-human strength and begins to wreak havoc around the Royal palace. Perhaps looking after a baby on her own isn't going to be as easy as she thinks!
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Puffin
Pass It, Polly
Polly and Nisha are the only girls who want to play in the school football match. But football is harder than it looks. However, with a bit of instruction and a lot of practice, they are soon dribbling, tackling and scoring goals. But how will they perform on the day of the big match?
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Puffin
Oliver Button is a Sissy
A little boy must come to terms with being teased and ostracised because he would rather read books, paint pictures, and tap-dance than participate in sports. His classmates' taunts don't stop Oliver Button from doing what he likes best. Even though Oliver doesn't win first prize at a talent show, his parents and classmates cease their jeering of his "sissy" pursuits.
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Voyager Books2
The Paper Bag Princess
The Paper Bag Princess is the story of a resourceful princess and her useless prince. The story reverses the "princess and dragon" folklore stereotype and celebrates feisty females everywhere.
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Annick Press
The Princesses Have a Ball
The king wonders what his daughters are up to at night – and why aren't they dreaming of princes. He soon discovers that they are basketball fans and sets out to find a clever cobbler to make them the perfect shoes.
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Whitman & Company
The Sissy Duckling (see lesson ideas for this book)
Illustrated by Henry Cole Adapted from an award-winning HBO animated special written by 3-time Tony Award-winning playwright and actor Harvey Fierstein, this is a tale about learning to embrace the special qualities we all possess. Instead of building forts and playing sports like other boy ducklings, Elmer wants to bake cakes and put on the halftime show. He is great a big sissy. But when his father is wounded by a hunter, Elmer proves that the biggest sissy can also be the greatest hero.
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by Simon & Schuster
William's Doll
More than anything, William wants a doll. Don't be a creep, says his brother. Sissy, sissy, chants the boy next door. Then one day, someone really understands William's wish and makes it easy for others to understand too.
Age Range: Key Stage 1
Published by HarperCollins


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People with disabilities
Removing barriers to create an inclusive and accessible society
One in 10 Europeans has a disability, serious or less serious and the community at large is starting to realise that it needs to adjust to their needs, not vice-versa.
People with disabilities must be able to lead full lives and make decisions freely for themselves.
Policies for people with disabilities are often limited to financial or material support, however the emphasis should be on fuller "inclusion" within the community.
In April 2006, the Council of Europe adopted a Disability Action Plan 2006-2015 which contains 15 action lines, including participation in political, public and cultural life, education, information and communication, employment, accessibility of the built environment and transport. It also draws attention to the needs of women and children with disabilities and severely disabled people in need of a high level of support.
The Internet offers enormous potential for improving the social inclusion of people with disabilities (online work, e-democracy, access to knowledge and information). However, particular attention needs to be paid to accessibility questions.
More information on the Conference "Full inclusion of children and young people with disabilities into society" (21-22 November 2013)
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM: HUMAN RIGHTS AND DISABILITY 10-11 April 2014, Vienna (Austria)
In the context of the Austrian Chairmanship of the Council of Europe, the Austrian Federal Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Consumer Protection and the Council of Europe are organising a symposium on "Human Rights and Disability" in Vienna on 10 and 11 April 2014 (Hofburg, Josefsplatz 3).
The aim of the symposium is to consider the political perspectives and the legal instruments on human rights of the Council of Europe and the United Nations, and their importance for people with disabilities. The discussions will focus on participation in the life of the community, particularly in employment and political affairs.
To ensure a broad exchange of views, the organisers have invited representatives from the 47 Council of Europe member states and international organisations, experts, members of parliament, legal experts, ombudspersons and representatives of civil society.
International Day of persons with disabilities - 2013 edition
On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland calls on member states to move with greater speed from a medical to a human rights-based approach towards disability.
"Around 15% of the European population has some form of disability. In some member states persons with disabilities are still institutionalised against their wish. Some are deprived of the right to vote. Others are put aside the mainstream society, to attend specialised and segregated schools. Those who do find work are often employed in sheltered workshops without any protection under national labour law provisions.
European society and member states' authorities must safeguard the right of all Europeans to full participation in society and should encourage active citizenship and inclusion from a very early age.
I want all Member States to examine carefully the status of persons with disabilities against the blueprint of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD) and the Council of Europe Disability Action Plan 2006-2015 and to work with the Council of Europe to ensure that all Europeans can fully enjoy their human rights," Secretary General Jagland said.
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International Day of Persons with Disabilities - 2012 edition
Council of Europe Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland called on governments today to use Council of Europe standards to protect and empower the millions affected by disability as he marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December 2012.
"This year's theme of removing barriers to create an inclusive and accessible society is a reminder of how much needs to be done to ensure that people with disabilities can live an independent and active life. This is not just about physical barriers such as environmental design or access to transport; it is also about removing prejudice, stigma, rejection and exclusion.
"Governments already have effective means to combat those barriers in the Council of Europe's Revised Social Charter and the 2009 recommendation on universal design. Our Disability Action Plan 2006-2015 offers specific ways in which governments can dismantle existing barriers and avoid the creation of new ones.
"This work is essential to improve lives not only for the estimated 15% of the world's population which has some form of disability, but also for their families and friends, and for the wider community. Let us move now to make this, the world's largest minority, a full part of society."
Did you know that ...
...the International Day for Persons with Disabilities is held annually on 3 December
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Women's Lacrosse Readies for 2013 Season
- Release Date:
- March 14, 2012
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The women's lacrosse club team at Hilbert College is taking advantage of the 2011-2012 year before moving to NCAA Division III varsity status during the 2012-2013 academic year.
During the 2011-12 club season, coach Decker is building and preparing a young team for their future intercollegiate competition. Senior club president, Chelsea Schreiber (West Seneca, NY/West Seneca West) leads the Hawk charge along with fellow senior Ally Sirotenko (Brighton, NY/Brighton). Schreiber and Sirotenko will be counted on for their experience and leadership on and off the field before they graduate. Both will be rotating in and out of the midfield; Schreiber will be used as an attack-midfielder and Sirotenko will demonstrate her expertise on the defensive.
On the attacking end, Hilbert will look to Schreiber and freshman Sarah Lorusso (Lakeview, NY/Frontier) to control the ball and find high percentage scoring opportunities. Lorusso helped her Frontier high school team win the Section VI Class A title (2011) and was named to the New York Section VI Class A Second Team for attack (2011). Lorusso is expected to rotate into the midfield for the short-handed Hawks in 2012.
Junior Caitlyn Jacob (Derby, NY/Home-Schooled) and freshman Kira Seiberg (Sinclairville, NY/Cassadaga Valley) will help mainly on the offensive end of the field, but, with their versatility, they can also assist the team as defenders.
The Hawks have a wealth of athleticism in the midfield with juniors Nicole Blair (Syracuse, NY/East Syracuse Minoa), Maria DelMonaco (Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park), Rachel Kwiatkowski (West Seneca, NY/Orchard Park) and freshman Jordan Botsford (Penfield, NY/Penfield). Schreiber, Sirotenko, and Lorusso will also drop back to the midfield when needed. These ladies will help the team to possess the ball thru the midfield by safely transitioning from defense to attack.
Sophomore Kristi Mergenhagen (Hamburg, NY/Frontier) and freshman Chantelle Mikolajczak (Derby, NY/Lake Shore) will be depended on to help anchor Hilbert's defense.
Starting in goal will be freshman Meghan Stewart (Oswego, NY/Oswego).
Sophomore Robbi Bailey (Saranac, NY/Saranac) will join the team in 2013 after she receives medical clearance from a season-ending injury which occurred in the 2011 soccer season.
The women's lacrosse program looks forward to the experienced, recruited players joining the team when they start college in the fall of 2012. These ladies, it is expected, will help the team easily transition to NCAA status with a successful inaugural season.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Scorsese Set to Make Sinatra BiopicThursday, May 22nd, 2008
Rumor has it that Martin Scorsese is going to direct a biopic of Frank Sinatra. Tina Sinatra (Sinatra's daughter) will produce the project.
He just released his Rolling Stones rockumentary Shine a Light and has a biopic of reggae icon Bob Marley in-development, but it seems that Martin Scorsese's got Frank Sinatra under his skin now, too.
Latino Review points out an article at Female First that reveals Scorsese is looking to direct a biopic of Ol' Blue Eyes. (There is another Sinatra movie in the works, Mr. S, which is based on the memoir by Sinatra's valet, to be played by Chris Tucker. Brett Ratner is attached to direct.)
The late Chairman's daughter Tina will produce the film; she also produced a 1992 TV miniseries biopic with her father's blessing. "Marty has always wanted to do this. I trust him implicitly," Tina told Female First.
The biopic will reportedly "present the truth" about Frank Sinatra and "finally end speculation the late star was part of the American gangster scene."
This would not be Scorsese's first brush with a Rat Pack biopic. He spent years developing the now-shelved Dino, an adaptation of Nick Tosches' gritty bestseller Dino: Livin' High in the Dirty Business of Dreams. Tom Hanks had been lined up to play Dean Martin, with John Travolta reportedly attached to play Sinatra.
So who do you think should play Sinatra? While they may not be Italian-Americans, how about Daniel Craig or Bruce Willis as Ol' Blue Eyes?
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Fr. John Koeplin, S.J., Associate Professor of Accounting, is
the embodiment of USF's core values. As a rigorous
academic and devoted educator, Professor Koeplin's work
centers on ethics in accounting and the teaching of Jesuit and
Catholic business education.
Prior to his arrival at University of San Francisco in 1998, Fr.
Koeplin worked as a tax accountant at ROLM Corporation and Hood and
Strong, Certified Public Accountants. With expertise in managerial
and financial accounting, Professor Koeplin has published a number
of papers in distinguished professional and academic journals,
receiving awards including the McLaughlin Prize for Research in
Accounting Ethics by the Michael F. Price College of Business
School of Accounting, University of Oklahoma (2000).
By approaching accounting education from a social and Christian
perspective, Professor Koeplin hopes his students will be more
transparent and be persons of integrity in their own practice,
having seen through their coursework the various beneficial and
damaging effects different kinds of financial decision-making can
have on employees, stakeholders, communities, public confidence,
global financial systems and our environment.
Professor Koeplin currently serves as a Board of Trustees Member
for University of San Francisco and Santa Clara University, and his
duties include chairing the Audit Committee at Santa Clara.
Additionally Fr. Koeplin was appointed as Rector of the Loyola
House Jesuit Community which encompasses Jesuits working at the
University of San Francisco, St. Ignatius Parish, and St. Agnes
Parish, both of which are in San Francisco.
Ph.D., Accounting, University of North Texas, TX, 1998M.A., Divinity and Theology, Regis School of Theology, Denver, CO, 1991 (Ordained Roman Catholic Priest, June 1991)M.B.A., Taxation, Golden Gate University, San Francisco, CA, 1983
"Honesty and Ethics in Business: The Task of Educators Jesuit
Business Education as a Model," The Business Renaissance
Quarterly, Vol. 8, Issue 1, 2013 (with Joan Van Hise
and Michael D. Whitty)
"Putting More Soul into Our Work: Teaching the Whole Person,"
The Business Renaissance Quarterly, Vol. 6, Issue 1, 2011
(with Michael Whitty)
Honors and Awards
Undergraduate Teaching Award, USF, 2003
McLaughlin Prize for Research in Accounting Ethics, Michael F.
Price College of Business School of Accounting, University of
Oklahoma, 2000 (with Professor Diane Roberts)
Distinguished Service
Award: University of San Francisco, McLaren School of Business, San
Francisco, 1987
Catholic Priest, ordained in 1991
Public Accountant, State of California
Dean for Academic Affairs, USF School of Management, 2005 -
Chair of the
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Absolutely NOTHING has changed. My inflammation factors are still very high even though I am on 15mg of mobic (anti-inflammatory) which is the maximum amount and 10mg of prednisone a day.Nothing changed at all. How depressing. So we know it's not viral, it's not because I had surgery and that it is most likely autoimmune most likely RA.
The nurse said no wonder you feel like crap and that they had expected my rates to have lowered with three months of meds. We are still waiting for the RA and lupus test because those had to be sent out.
The nurse said the dr said to continue all meds. If I need pain meds to call (I have a rx for lortab for the joint pain). I am to keep my appt on the 8th with the rheumatologist. I was talking to a guy at work that has RA. He said that when I see the rheumatologist, I may have to go on injectables since that much anti-inflammatory and the prednisone did nothing. ACK. I don't want to stick myself with a needle! I mean I can handle needle sticks (who can't after PE?). It's just the "thought" of giving myself an injection. If it works, I am willing to try it at this point. I get exhausted with very little work. My joints swell at any type of activity. Example, I shampooed the upstairs carpets (didn't move furniture or anything, went around the furniture) a couple of weeks ago. I had to leave work the next day because I was so "sick". It took 2 days to recover. He said you have to rest when you need to rest and do what exercise you can when you can do it and are feeling up to it. He said the injectables (humira) worked awesome for him and he started feeling better within 12 hours of injection. I just feel my really busy life coming to a huge STOP. I am having to figure out how to do the things I used to do a different way.
Fortunately, my work is being awesome. They have offered all of us work at home up to two days a week. Since they moved me to the hospital right by my house, I really do not have a need for it unless on bedrest or maybe if school is closed, sick kid. I sent an email to my boss and explained what was going on (I feel terrible because I JUST started there in July, but I must not be doing too bad if they moved me to a hospital by my house to make life easier for me and to give the engineers someone they can just stop in and talk to). I told her I go to the rheumatologist on the 8th. Not all the time, but sometimes I get really sick (very sore, malaise, exhausted). I gave her the example of when I did the carpets. She said she had no problem for me putting in for work at home adhoc. That if I was sick like that again, I could go home and rest for awhile and then work that night if I was up to it to make up the hours. HOW FREAKING AWESOME IS THAT?
So I am really glad to have such a supportive work place. I was just really bummed nothing had changed. So off to be poked and prodded by the rheumatologist. Just answering their paperwork was extensive and exhausting. Symptoms that they have you check off, I never even thought of. Like mouth sores. I used to get one or two a year. I have been getting 5-6 at a time every few weeks for the last 6 months. I thought it was because I wasn't brushing well or something. It's an autoimmune symptom! There are other things that I never thought of. The hospital that I am going to is a major university hospital. It's the one that I went to for my endo and they were WONDERFUL (I would deliver there if I had to go before 35 weeks if I could but they send you to the OTHER childrens hospital and hour and a half away. I live between both hospitals equally). I havn't really had too many issues since the dr cut it out last May. I still have issues with the adenomyosis. Not with the endo too much right now. Supposedly their Immunology and Rheumatology clinic is very good.
Sounds like I am getting an answer as to why PE so many times for me.


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Step 1: Materials and Tools:
- Sugru (I made all six stamps with 2 packs of Sugru)
- Wood -cut to size and sanded, corks work too depending on what size stamp that you want
- Carving tools, utility knife, nail etc.
- Cling wrap
- Dish soap
- Pencil, scissors, glue
- Wax
- Craft foam
Step 2: Getting started
- Prepare the wood blocks by cutting them to the size that you need and sand the edges smooth, the blocks that I use were about 2cm X 2cm for the small ones and the larger block was about 4cm X 2cm.
- Cover your work surface with cling wrap and sprinkle soapy water on it
- Cut open your pack of Sugru and condition it (knead it for a minute or so)
- Divide it into two pieces. Cover one side of a block with one piece
- Make sure the Sugru is an even thickness and press it down on the soapy cling wrap covered work surface to flatten it out
- When the Sugru is flat and smooth on the block trim off the excess at the edges
- Repeat with the second block.
- You can use the excess Sugru that you trimmed off to make another block, or use something smaller instead like a cork.
- Remember that once you open a package of Sugru you have about 30 minutes to work with it before it starts to cure.
Takes a little longer than they say, maybe a week or two, but it arrives no problems. Now we can start hacking Aus. :-)
This is a seriously amazing way to use the stuff!


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Hello, Mister King. My name is Shayla and I am a high school student doing a report on you. I am aware that the Internet has lots of rumors and things that aren't true, so I wanted to ask you for myself about some of these things.
1. What are your favorite books?
2. What other interests/hobbies do you have?
3. Do you have any famous friends or friends that are writers?
4. Are you still working for Doubleday & Co?
5. Are you for any causes (like breast cancer, etc.)?
This question has nothing to do with my project, but I just want to know,
Do you have a book club? If so, how can I sign up?
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- INTERPOL Stockholm
Member since :
7 September 1923
Law enforcement services in Sweden are provided by one single police organization, the National Swedish Police, which is part of the Ministry of Justice. Additionally, each of Sweden's 21 county police authorities is responsible for maintaining public order and security and preventing crime in its own county.
National police objectives:
- Reduce opportunities for the commission of crime;
- Prevent, detect and investigate more crime;
- Improve the quality of crime investigations;
- Go beyond mere investigations, basing activities on public needs, swifter service and improved availability.
National Police Board
The National Police Board is the Swedish Police's central supervisory administrative authority. It serves as the essential link between the government and the 21 police authorities. Its main task is to create the best possible conditions for high quality police performance and results.
Swedish National Bureau of Investigation
Sweden's National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is part of the National Police Board. It is headquartered in the capital Stockholm and headed by the NBI Commissioner who reports directly to the National Police Commissioner. The NBI has five departments:
- International Police Cooperation Division;
- Criminal Intelligence and Investigation Division;
- Special Operations Division;
- Central Border Control Division;
- Office of the Chief Staff.
The NBI leads and coordinates Sweden's fight against organized crime both at national and international level. The NBI is also responsible for coordinating police efforts during crisis situations and events of national concern.
INTERPOL Stockholm
The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Sweden is not an independent unit but instead part of the NBI's "Single Point of Contact" (SPOC), a department in the International Police Cooperation Division. Housed at the national police headquarters in Stockholm, the SPC is made up of two units:
- International Section (comprising the NCB);
- Liaison Officers Section.
Operational 24 hours a day, the International Section is staffed by 55 men and women in charge of the exchange of operational information through INTERPOL, Europol and Schengen channels, in addition to the Nordic liaison officers' network.
Visit of Swedish Police Chief underlines country's role in global security
INTERPOL Red Notice for Julian Assange remains in force
Sweden authorizes INTERPOL to make public Red Notice for WikiLeaks founder
Red Notices 46
MUSTAFA Age today: 64 years old
Nationality: Sweden
ODAY JASEM Age today: 32 years old
Nationality: Iraq
Yellow Notices 15
FATIMA Age today: 13 years old
Nationality: Sweden
MOHAMMED Age today: 11 years old
Nationality: Sweden
- 46th INTERPOL General Assembly - 1-8 September 1977 - Stockholm
- 21st INTERPOL General Assembly - 9-12 June 1952 - Stockholm


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CuffSox Cuffed Work Socks keep the crud out of your boots
Dumping dunes of sawdust out of your boots?
Sawdust, wood chips, sand, pebbles - just a few of the items bent on finding their way into your work boots. But CuffSox® Cuffed Work Socks keep the crud out. They're knit with a second cuff that turns down over the top of your boots, shielding the rim perfectly. No more unlacing to remove foreign objects, no more wasting time on the job site.
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Deflects ankle biting hitchhikers and debris (if the crud does not adhere i.e. burs and thistle). The 8" fold marginally covers an 8" boot top with zero tolerance for slippage. They don't seem to slip because the tops are very tight and difficult to get started. When the sock does slip, or is worn loose for comfort, it forms a crevace or trap for debris to collect between layers. Coarse debris may not leach down into the boot, but you know it's there, collecting around the ankles; think I would rather have it descend into the boot.
I have a pair of Cuffsox that are made for 6" boot tops that i've been using with 6" boots, same story.
Many of the "problems" are resolved when these socks are used with shorter than recommended boots or shoes.
Materials are good enough and dry quickly although a bit hot on the bottom for someone who is not used to walking for hours in acrylic.
Coolmax material feels better and is more forgiving
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East Anglia Sights
This central area of towns and villages within easy reach of Cambridge is testament to the amazing changeability of the English landscape. The town of Ely is set in an eerie, flat, and apparently endless marsh, or fenland. (A medieval term, "the fens," is still used informally to describe the surrounding region.) Only a few miles south and east into Suffolk, however, all this changes to pastoral
landscapes of gently undulating hills, and clusters of villages including pretty Sudbury and Lavenham.
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This emotional journey will revisit the stories of my Uncle Joe once again. I hope you will enjoy them, and think of your family as you read.
Joseph Henry Thompson (pictured, left) was born in June 1925 in Birmingham, England. The eldest of 4 children, and brother of my father (dad being the youngest). I never knew him and my father hardly had the time before his tragic demise post-war at 22.
Joe 'joined up' to the RAF, along with thousands of other young men, in 1943 at the tender age of 18. He left his widowed Mother, Olive (my Nan) and 3 siblings and left for training in London after Christmas. This letter is from his first posting to the Intake Training Wing (ITW) in Bridlington, just 2 weeks or so later, where he has been sent for 6 weeks of intensive, tough training.
Letter 12 – Pork Pies, Loaded Guns and 'Dim-Wits', 27th Jan 1944
Letter transcript:
5Flt. 96 Intake
East Yorkshire
YMCA, Tues.
Dear Mom and Kids,
I got your parcel today. I've written you three letters up to now. I hope you have got them ok. Things are still about the same here, there's a LOT to do during the day and at night (that's when we swott up). The amount of stuff they expect you to absorb is terrific, it's leaving a lot of the blokes behind in their course already!"
We get home at night and our minds keep repeating "Dah-Ditt-Dah", "the square of 9 is -", "the RAF was formed in _", "the fire and safe mechanism is put on the right side, cocking stud on the left", "-left wheel, quick march" and so on!!! The cram so much into us that it's almost impossible to think straight!
On Monday we had a 5 mile RUN in the rain stripped to the waist!! It should have been 7 but it was blowing a gale which reached 50 mph that night. We got back to billets drenched then went and had a hot shower. Later on our way to tea the waves were going right over us at least 20 feet and we were on the main road. The sea was terrifying yet fascinating to watch. I've never seen anything quite like it. But today it was as calm as a mill-pond!!
I've got to go to the Dentist on Friday! By the way that cake went down alright, it saved some money too, as I didn't have to go for supper out. Will you thank Mrs Terry for those cigarettes. I shall smoke them but I don't buy them now so don't you get sending any will you? I would probably smoke a lot but we just don't get the time.
We went on the Range today and fired 10 rounds in the rifle and 24 in the .38 revolver. They will give us a lot on the revolver so as to get used to it. A bloke gave me a revolver to unload, (he said he couldn't do it), I asked him if he'd emptied the chamber of live ammo and he said he had. So I 'broke' it and found a live round up the spout!! If I'd picked up the gun in a careless way I would have got one in the leg when I emptied the spent shells out. That shows you what dim wits there are. I've just been told that I was 3rd in points on the rifle.
By the way the food here is still jolly good, we had real egg and bacon for breakfast on Sunday, roast beef, cabbage and roast spuds for din' with stewed apple and custard to follow, and for tea we had half of a pork pie with beetroot and spuds. We get a darn good hunk of butter for tea and breakfast, with cake and jam or treacle with our tea every day! The only trouble is, no supper and the sea breeze gives a hell of an appetite.
Before dinner on Monday I got a letter from Stan which he'd sent to London from Northfield, so Lord knows how long it's been on the way. Anyway I've answered it.
I've got a cold in my eyes and they're giving me hell. They keep getting covered with matter, and it prevents me from seeing. I'm going to report sick in the morning if they don't stop paining.
We've had our Battle dress today, they look very smart and are comfortable to wear as well.
We 'earholed' a grocer today and got some wood for a fire so I'll finish now and go to the billet.
Cheerio. Love to you all, Joe. xxxx
P.S. Excuse the pencil, my pen has 'gone'.
P.P.S. I hope I've not been too long-winded. Let me know!"
What a proud Mother my Nan must have been. Joe is such a level-headed boy, and so thoughtful for his Mum. He writes several times a week and makes sure he does not place demands upon her unnecessarily. What a long way from some of the teenage boys of 2012!!! I feel her pride, tinged with my own melancholy (the hindsight which I possess about Joe's future was thankfully not present for Olive……)
Joe's full story is beautiful and tragic. He was our family hero. He IS our family hero. If I knew how to complete an effective RAF salute, I would salute you now, Joe. Long may your memory live in our family stories.
I hope to post a new letter from Joe's correspondence with his Mother here every Friday until they're done. It will be a turbulent and heart-wrenching journey. Subscribe to the Blog to make sure you don't miss any of it.
Other posts in this series:-
Letter 1 – 29 December 1943, arriving at Recruit Camp
Letter 2 – 31 December 1943, settling in
Letter 3 – 5th January 1944, confined to Barracks!
Letter 4 – 8th January 1944, meeting a boxing champ
Letter 5 – 10th January 1944, theft and wrongful punishment
Letter 6 – 13th January 1944, preparing to leave basic training camp
Letter 7 – 13th January 1944, high jinx and punishing schedules
Letter 8 – 14th January 1944, posted to Bridlington
Letter 9 – 18th January 1944, arrival in 'the dump' for 6 weeks training
Letter 10 – 21st January 1944, an introduction to firearms
Letter 11 – 25th January 1944, a fellow cadet in killed


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Sonny Gray pitched a typically strong game in a no-decision against the Indians on Sunday, yielding one run on four hits over seven innings before watching his team take a 2-1 win in 10 innings.
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As long as you avoid mirrors (and bathroom scales), I have found that I can still keep up the pretence of feeling the same way as I did at 25, even though I am undeniably in my mid-forties.
Have a crack at these to lighten the load, to un-grey your hair and to take you swooning back in time to the days of your youth.
1. Go to a live gig.
This wasn't even on my radar until Tuesday night when I dragged a reluctant old man (my husband) to a Take That concert. The tickets had been purchased in a heady moment of impulsiveness some months back. I had, I admit, got caught up in the frenzy of website-crashing as the tickets went on sale and sold out within 12 seconds or something equally daft.
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2. Take a picture of your child and then find one of you at about the same age.
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28th Avenue S.W. and S.W. Dakota Street
Seattle Public Utilities 1% for Art and construction funds
Lorna Jordan's Dragonfly Garden serves as a dramatic entry and overlook to Longfellow Creek and initiates a journey into the Longfellow Creek Watershed. A large red-bronze sculptural dragonfly hovers over a terrazzo seating area. Surrounding the seating area are wing-shaped water-wise garden areas demonstrating salmon friendly and water-wise gardening techniques.
The artwork serves as an outdoor classroom and highlights Seattle Public Utilities' (SPU) educational message at the site. The dragonfly is an indicator species, signifying the environmental health of a habitat. the artwork emphasizes the restoration of Longfellow Creek watershed's environmental health over which SPU has stewardship responsibilities with its drainage and Combined Sewer Outflow (CSO) control activities.
Also at the site is the Adams Fish Bridge artwork that crosses the Longfellow Creek and provides an opportunity to observe this natural resource. The bridge's form, in the shape of a salmon, is also symbolic of SPU's creek restoration efforts.
Blurring boundaries between sculpture, ecology, architecture, and theater, Lorna Jordan's artworks engage communities with place. Her projects are more than objects in space - they are ideas, places, and actions. They awaken the sense, tap into imaginations, connect people to systems, and provide strong place identities. They also enhance the environment while triggering internal emotions and narratives.