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CANTON Cinderellas and Prince Charmings will be dressed in purple for the second annual Glass Slipper Ball on Saturday at the Club, 25 Court St.
St. Lawrence Valley Renewal House, 3 Chapel St., is throwing a purple tie ball to raise money for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse from 8 p.m. to midnight.
Last year the event was held later in the year, but Executive Director Ilene J. Burke said organizers wanted to have the ball the same weekend as Canton Winterfest.
Being the first event last year, we didnt make as much money as we thought we would, she said. It was so new that perhaps if we give it another try it will do better.
Last year the formal night of dancing brought in $300 after expenses. Tickets were $75, but are down to $50 this year.
Ms. Burke said besides dancing to music provided by disc jockey Todd Truax, the night will include finger foods and a cash bar, a silent auction and a photo booth in a separate room with different props.
Its just something different for this area, she said. Im just hoping that it will grow each year.
Ms. Burke said the event will not only help raise funds to aid victims, but spread awareness about domestic violence and sexual abuse in the area.
Fundraising is really important for us because in order to receive the grants we get, we have a percentage that we have to match through fundraising, she said.
Ms. Burke said that the money goes toward paying for gas or food for victims or running the agencys nine-bed safe-dwelling house.
It can also assist with having people available 24 hours a day in case were needed or get any calls, she said.
Ms. Burke said the highest number of victims the agency dealt with in a year was 943 in 2011.
I dont have 2013s numbers done yet, but it will probably be up there again in the 900s, she said.
Ms. Burke said the numbers could be higher in St. Lawrence County than in other counties in the state because of its rural nature that could isolate victims.
But I dont like to compare to other areas, because domestic violence is everywhere, she said. Plus, we dont know how many incidents go unreported.
Ms. Burke said Sposa Bella, 81 Main St., will donate to Renewal House 5 percent from sales of all jewelry, shoes, dresses and other accessories purchased for the ball.
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Spoek Mathambo Takes Over A NYC Street
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Flights to Rome from Europe
From the Trevi fountain to the Colosseum, Rome's abundant sights rival those of any other city on the planet. A tour on CitySightseeing's distinctive red buses represents a tremendous way to see this incredible city for the first time, to get your bearings and to visit many of the major sights in a relatively short time period. Get on board and discover Rome from a different point of view.Address: Via Quattro Novembre 147, RomePhone: +39 06 6979 7554Website: http://www.city-sightseeing.it
MAXXI, Italy's first national museum devoted to the arts of the XXI Century and designed by Zaha Hadid, is a platform open to all forms of contemporary creativity, from art to architecture, from photography to design, from fashion to cinema. A place for meetings, exchange and collaboration.Address: Via Guido Reni 4A, RomePhone: +39 06 320 1954Website: http://www.fondazionemaxxi.it
The place to have fun in Rome! Rainbow magicland is the new theme park of the Capital, just 30' away by train from Roma Termini station. The biggest in Italy with 36 attractions (roller coasters, water attractions, 3D Dark Ride, free-fall tower, 4D Cinema, kids playground, 10 live shows, including "Gladiators", etc.), 4 themed restaurants and events every weekend.Address: Valmontone, Rome. Get there with 35 trains from Roma Termini + free shuttle bus to the parkPhone: + 39 06 953187000Website: http://www.magicland.itOpening hours: Mar 23th-Jan 6th 10-18 (10-23 in Summer)Tickets: € 35/€28 (kids & reduced). 2 days at park + hotel € 45
Colosseum is one of the most impressive sights in Rome and one of the world's most famous venues. Many people and animals were killed here, you could see everything from gladiatorial games and drama to killings and battles between wild animals. Emperor Vespasian began the building which was completed by his son Titus. The building was completed in 80 A.D. Inauguration lasted one hundred days, and approximately 9,000 animals and 2,000 gladiators were killed during the event. At its peak this place had 87,000 spectators.Address: Piazza del Colosseo 1, Rome
The fountain is an impressive building situated on the Piazza di Trevi in Rome centre. It was designed by Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini, and was completed by Nicola Salvi in 1762. The fountain became world famous when Anita Ekberg splashing around in the "La Dolce Vita". Today, it is forbidden to bathe in the fountain. Trevi Fountain is a "must" to visit in Rome, and tradition says that you must throw a coin over your shoulder into the fountain and that this will bring happiness. The fountain standing 26 metres (85.3 feet) high and 20 metres (65.6 feet) wide, it is the largest Baroque fountain in the city and one of the most famous fountains in the world.Address: Piazza di Trevi, Rome
It doesn't look like much from the outside, but once inside it astounds you. This dome and temple, built over 2,000 years ago, is powerful and impressive. Since the Renaissance, the building has also been used as a grave church and among others the painter Raphael (died in 1520) is buried here. The square in front of the Pantheon is called Piazza della Rotonda. It is located near Piazza Navona and Campo de Fiori so take the opportunity to stroll around in this area, there is much to see.Address: Piazza della Rotonda, Rome
Forum Romanum, one of the world's top tourist attractions. It is like a fairy tale with its mosaic of temple ruins, worn marble streets and basilicas. It is located in the valley between the Palatine hill and the Capitoline hill. Forum Romanum was the commercial, political, and religious centre of ancient Rome. It was expanded to include temples, a senate house and law courts. When the Roman Empire fell, the Forum became forgotten, buried and was used as a cattle pasture during the Middle Ages.Address: Via dei Fori Imperiali, Rome
Rome falls short of Venice and Florence when it comes to art, but this gallery is an exception. The Borghese Gallery, housed in the former Villa Borghese Pinciana shows masterpieces by artists such as Bernini, Titian and Caravaggio. The Villa was built by the architect Flaminio Ponzio.Address: Villa Borghese park, Rome
According to some, this is not just Rome's but the world's most beautiful square. Not only because of its statues and fountains such as Lorenzo Berninis' Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, but because of its dimensions. It is one of Rome's liveliest squares, with many outdoor cafés and restaurants. This large rectangular square still manages to feel intimate.Address: Piazza Navona, Rome
In the year 64, Emperor Nero built a palace almost one mile long—from the Palatine hill all the way to the Oppio hill. Some parts were covered in gold, precious stones and splendid decorations. After Nero's death, it was all filled in with earth in order to obliterate the tyrant's memory. It was accidentally rediscovered in the 15th century, and today you can walk through 30 of Nero's 150 underground rooms.Address: Via della Domus Aurea 1, RomePhone: +39 06 0608
Rome has more churches than almost any other city in the world. One of the most beautiful, Santa Constanza, can be found in Via Nomentana in the north of Rome, and is home to some of the most dazzling ceiling frescoes from the 4th century. The waiting time for weddings here is several years.Address: Via di Santa Costanza, Rome
The Museo di Roma houses approximately 40,000 sculptures, paintings and mosaics describing Rome's history from the Middle Ages until 1870. The museum is located in Palazzo Braschi, built in the 18th century. During the fascist regime, Mussolini moved here and made it his political headquarters. After the Second World War 300 families were evacuated to this location and many of the frescoes were damaged by the fires people lit in order to keep warm.Address: Via di S. Pantaleo 10, RomePhone: +39 060 608Website: http://www.museodiroma.it
Spanish Steps is located at Piazza di Spagna and leads to the French church, Trinità dei Monti. The monumental stairway of 138 steps was designed in 1723 by Francesco De Sanctis, and funded by a French diplomat Stefano Gueffier. It is usually very crowded during the summer months, with tourists just sitting, chatting, and taking a rest from visiting the designer shops that cover the area. The name "Spanish Steps" is actually quite misleading because the stairs do not have anything to do with Spain, it is simply borrowed from the name of the piazza at the foot of the stairs, Piazza di Spagna. The Italian name is Scalinata della Santissima Trinita dei Monti or Scalinata di Spagna.Address: Piazza di Spagna, Rome
The smallest state in the world, The Vatican City is situated in Rome. This is the home of the Pope but also almost a thousand other residents. They run their daily life with own postal system, shops and newspaper. After passing the Swiss guards with their distinctive clothing you can visit 11 different Vatican museums, Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, Saint Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Gardens.Address: Vatican City, RomeWebsite: http://www.vaticanstate.va
Teatro dell'Opera di Roma is definitely worth a visit. If you want to visit the opera during the summer months, remember that the opera house then moves its performances to the ravishing ruins of the Baths of Caracalla and holds the shows outdoors.Address: Piazza Beniamino Gigli, RomePhone: +39 06 481 602 55Website: http://www.operaroma.itOpening hours: Closed on Mondays
This is the most important Etruscan museum in Italy and it shows the mystical world of this prehistoric people. The main attraction is the sarcophagus with the loving couple. The building, Villa Giulia, was first built as a country retreat for Pope Julius III, but after his death all of his interior design was moved to the Vatican museums and in 1889 it became this Etruscan Museum.Address: Piazzale di Villa Giulia 9, RomePhone: +39 06 322 6571Website: http://www.villagiulia.beniculturali.it
At first you see a church from the 12th century but this building is hiding different layers showing 2000 years of history. Underneath you'll find a basilica from the 4th century, the remnants from an ancient Roman house and the city that Emperor Nero had burned to the ground in year 64. Inside the church you can also see traces from the ancient Rome's drainage system where today water still runs.Address: Via Labicana 95 RomePhone: +39 06 774 0021Website: http://www.basilicasanclemente.com
The "Altar of Peace", over 2,000 years old, is now open to watch again after being encrusted by glass for several years. This was used for sacrifices and the shadow of a gigantic sundial fell on the altar on the birthday of Emperor Augustus.Address: Lungotevere in Augusta, RomePhone: +39 06 3600 3471Website: http://www.arapacis.it
Aventine Hill is a beautiful path to walk up for a quiet and relaxing time in Rome. Find the keyhole for the most amazing view over Rome and St Peter Basilica, it is the perfect place for a picnic in the sun.Address: Via di Santa Sabina, Rome
This is Rome's largest Public Park and a place that should not be missed on your visit to this bustling city. Explore the forest, view this stunning villa from the 17th century and relax at the cafe with a steaming hot cappuccino.Address: Via di S. Pancrazio, RomePhone: +39 06 477881Website: http://www.villapamphili.it
Paintball in Rome might not be the first thing that comes to mind when travelling to this destination. The field, itself, is beautiful and most appreciated among advanced and amateurs alike.Address: Via di Lunghezzina 141, RomePhone: +39 340 245 3054Website: http://www.arespaintballroma.it
Enjoy an evening of internationally known artist with the most amazing voices, made even more wonderful with the acoustics here. It is set in a tiny church and the tickets are most price worthy.Address: Piazza di Ponte Sant'Angelo 68, Wafa, RomePhone: +39 377 9650 525Website: http://www.operainrome.com
If you love video games, you cannot miss the opportunity to visit VIGAMUS. Discover well-known characters, take a look back in history and explore the different, fun areas the museum has to offer.Address: Via Sabotino 4, RomePhone: +39 06 4547 5940Website: http://www.vigamus.com
A simple trattoria popular amongst politicians and journalists. It proves that when it comes to food, the Romans are no snobs. The speciality of the house is coniglio al vino bianco (rabbit in white wine) and an exquisite tiramisu.Address: Vicolo Rossini 4, RomePhone: +39 06 6873 434
La Fraschetta is a traditional trattoria in the heart of Trastevere with Roman specialities and pizza. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the restaurant is always busy with both locals and visitors.Address: Via di San Francesco a Ripa 134, RomaPhone: +39 06 5816 012Website: http://www.lafraschetta.com
Ristorante Ad Hoc with its romantic settings is the perfect restaurant to relax after a stroll in the city centre of Rome. Choose from a menu with typical Roman and Mediterranean dishes and well-reputed wines. Ad Hoc is also popular among local and national celebrities.Address: Via di Ripetta 43, RomePhone: +39 06 3233 040 Website: http://www.ristoranteadhoc.com
Experience fine dining in one of the most ancient districts of Rome. Either you prefer fish or meat Ristorante Tema serves the best quality and prepares it to perfection. Even if the restaurant is known for fine dining the serving is warm and relaxing.Address: Via Panisperna 96/98, RomePhone: +39 06 486 484Website: http://www.ristorantetema.com
This award winning restaurant with three Michelin stars does not only serve you exquisite food but also an amazing view over the city of Rome. Located on the top of Rome Cavalieri Hotel La Pergola offers you to choose from a menu presenting dishes made of products from the best producers in Italy. The wine cellar contains 53,000 bottles of wines and for the accompanying water there are more than 25 different sorts to choose from. La Pergola will give you an unforgettable gourmet experience.Address: Via Alberto Cadlolo 101, RomePhone: +39 06 3509 2152Website: http://www.romecavalieri.com
Yearning for something else than pasta, pizza and Italian food, Sakana Sushi is the place to go. In an oriental scene, traditional Japanese dishes are served. If you feel like having your meal in a nearby park or just somewhere outside Sakana Sushi also provides a take away menu to choose from.Address: Via del Gazometro 54, RomePhone: +39 06 574 4958Website: http://www.sakana.it
This barbecue restaurant with its primary focus on meat, is attached to a butcher's shop which serves the kitchen with the best meat. The first thing you'll see entering Maxelâ is the meat counter where the butcher recommend the best cuts.Address: Via Borgo Vittorio 92, RomePhone: +39 06 688 04299Website: http://www.maxela.it
Located in the heart of Trastevere Spirito Di Vino serves the very true meaning of "slow food". In their wine cellar they house more than 800 bottles of wines so every dish can be combined with the exact right type to make the culinary experience at its best.Address: Via dei Genovesi 31, RomePhone: +39 06 5896 689Website: http://www.spiritodivino.com
Ristorante La Tavernetta 48 in the heart of the Eternal city serves typical Italian dishes to reasonable prices. The restaurant is located in a quiet back street and you can choose to either sit inside the air conditioned dining room or outside on the charming little street.Address: Via degli Spagnoli 48, RomePhone: +39 06 6819 2591Website: http://www.latavernetta48.com
Enjoy traditional Roman cuisine accompanied by jazz and swing music. The family-owned Osteria Barberin is tucked in at a small backstreet. The son in the family, Gabriel, works in the kitchen and cooks his food with passion.Address: Via Della Purificazione 21, RomePhone: +39 06 474 3325Website: http://www.osteriabarberini.com
The restaurant is located close to Fontana di Trevi La Fontana di venere serves lunch and dinner with a high quality service. Named after the goddess Venus the restaurant has a statue of her inside the dining room.Address: Vicolo dei Modelli 56, RomePhone: +39 06 6992 4087Website: http://www.veneretrevi.com
Pinsere Roma is a small pizza shop but the pizzas they make are outstanding. They are centrally located, have a big variety of choice and often have 2 for 1 offers.Address: Via Flavia 98, RomePhone: +39 06 4202 0924Website: http://www.pinsereroma.com
The Antico Caffé della Pace is still a favourite meeting place for famous artists, who gather here since the last century. It could be a little bit tricky to find the café, but once you have done it you will be welcomed in one of the most stylish and ancient café in Rome.Address: Via della Pace 3-7, RomePhone: +39 06 686 1216Website: http://www.caffedellapace.it
Bags of coffee beans rest on the floor and images of plantations adorn the walls. It has looked the same for as long as anyone can remember. In addition to the different types of coffees that can be sampled, they also serve "gran caffè", a cappuccino without milk, where the coffee is foamed instead.Address: Piazza Sant'Eustachio 82, RomePhone: +39 06 688 02048Website: http://www.santeustachioilcaffe.it
Tazza d'Oro is another popular café known for its exceptionally strong coffee. A much admired "granita al caffè", flavoured ice with coffee and whipped cream, is also available.Address: Via degli Orfani 84, RomePhone: +39 06 6789 792Website: http://www.tazzadorocoffeeshop.com
Italy is known for its fantastic ice cream and Gelateria Valentino, close to Fontana di Trevi, is a perfect place to try one. Choose from dozens of flavours made of genuine products by their own ice cream maker.Address: Via Del Lavatore 96, RomePhone: +39 06 678 3219Website: http://www.gelateriavalentino.it
For more than 30 years this bakery in the heart of Rome has provided customers with delightful breads, pastries, pizzas and pies. Pop in for a lunch but be prepared that it might be crowded since Forno Campo de' Fiori is very popular among the locals.Address: Campo de' Fiori 22, RomePhone: +39 06 6880 6662Website: http://www.fornocampodefiori.com
Close to the Vatican, you find this café with over 60 different sandwiches to choose from. The name, 'Duecentogradi', means 200 degrees and that refers to temperature of the oven during the bakery process of the specific bread, made exclusively just for this bar. It is baked at exact 200 degrees. In addition to sandwiches they also serve salads, pastries and a wide range of drinks.Address: Piazza Risorgimento 3, RomePhone: +39 06 397 542 39Website: http://www.duecentogradi.it
Bar Fondi is located close to the Termini Station and is a great breakfast option or simply if you are craving coffee and a sweet treat. If you love chocolate then you must try the "Cornetto con chocolata bianca", simply divine.Address: Via Milazzo 16, Rome
Morganti Cafe has a beautiful location and close to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. At lunch they serve meat, fish and tasty pasta dishes. If you arrive a bit later they serve a rich aperitif buffet.Address: Piazza del Viminale 10, RomePhone: +39 06 4891 3556Website: http://www.morganticafe.com
Has won several awards for its aperitivi. After 18.00 they serve a buffet with small appetizers. Young bar with modern design in Trastevere.Address: Piazza Trilussa 34, 00153 RomaPhone: +39 06 5816 111Website: http://www.cafefriends.it
One of Rome's largest discotheques with a laser show and hundreds of people on the dance floor. Leonardo DiCaprio danced here when "Gangs of New York" was filmed at Cinecittà. Located right next door is Le Distillerie, which has a different feel—softer, and with a bar and restaurant.Address: Via di Libetta 13, 00154 RomeWebsite: http://www.goaclub.com
Dance the night away to the notes of Latin American and Caribbean music such as salsa and reggaeton, at this music bar. It is located in the hip area Testaccio where the biggest concentration of nightclubs in Rome lies.Address: Via di Monte Testaccio 36, 00153 RomaPhone: +39 06 5745019 / +39 06 574 5019Website: http://www.carusocafe.com
In the heart of Trastevere this former garage, now decorated with vintage furniture and modern art, serves cocktails and after dinner digestives. Take a seat on the patio and watch the people passing by.Address: Via del Politeama 4-6Phone: +39 06 5833 4210Website: http://www.freniefrizioni.com
This live music bar does not only play jazz, blues and funk, they also offer burlesque nights. Micca Club is a trendy international club with a retro feeling. On Sundays they hold a vintage flea market.Address: Via Pietro Micca, 7aPhone: +39 06 87 44 00 79Website: http://www.miccaclub.com
Gregory's is one of those cosy Jazz clubs where you can spend hours at. Get taken away but the beat of the drums into another place and era.Address: Via Gregoriana, 54, RomePhone: +39 06 679 6386Website: http://www.gregorysjazz.com
Some might find Cioccolata e Vino a bit quirky to find, but once you get there it will be worth the trouble. Just listen to this, chocolate cups filled with whipped cream and alcohol, you will not regret your decision.Address: Vicolo de Cinque, 11/A, RomePhone: +39 06 5830 1868
Almalu Trastevere is the perfect recipe for great drinks, shots, music and a good crowd. It is a smaller but very popular place, so it tends to get a bit crowded, and it is most likely that it is the amazing Mojitos that draws the guests.Address: Via della Scala, 77, RomePhone: +39 06 5833 3558
Il Piccolo is centrally located in Rome, despite its location it is a very relaxing place to go on a warm summer night. Enjoy a glass of wine and a snack at an inexpensive cost.Address: Via del Governo Vecchio 74, RomePhone: +39 06 6880 1746
Capitan Cosmo Pub is a great place to go to for a relaxing drink or glass of wine before you head to your hotel after a long day of sightseeing. The have live music, happy hour and table games.Address: Via dei Cartari 7, RomePhone: +39 06 6880 2766
If you feel like getting lost in the music and just dancing the night away then this is the place to be. Disco, disco, disco all night long, some people think it is even better on a Monday night rather than a Saturday.Address: Via di Portonaccio 212, RomePhone: +39 06 438 5445Website: http://www.qubedisco.com
Morgana Rock n' Roll Time has a bit of everything, but as the name suggest they offer a great time! They show football games, have live music and a fine selection of international beer, rum and whiskey.Address: Via degli Anamari 12/14, RomePhone: +39 06 331501 1115
At BeBop Jazz Club you have live performances every night with a great mixture of national and international artists. It is a great place to unwind, take in and just enjoy the atmosphere.Address: Via Giuseppe Giulietti 14, RomePhone: +39 06 575 5582Website: http://www.bebopjazzclub.net
Cuccagna Pub is a cute little bar located next to Piazza Navone. Not only is it a nice place to sit and people watch, but their drink menu is extensive and offer great prices.Address: Via della Cuccagna 18, RomePhone: +39 06 687 4848
Antica Enoteca is an excellent wine bar but also a restaurant if you wish to arrive a bit earlier and sit too late at night. The long wooden bar and the great atmosphere gives this place real personality.Address: Via della Croce 76, RomePhone: +39 06 678 7440Website: http://www.anticaenoteca.com
If you never tried an excellent cinnamon and ginger mojito, then this is the place that you should visit. If you come a bit earlier they have a hot and cold buffet for you to enjoy and a great younger crowd and cool music all night.Address: Via Anastasio II 40, RomePhone: +39 06 6748 7547Website: http://www.enocentrico.it
Italian´s really like Jazz music and the whole atmosphere that goes with it. The Cotton Club is a beautiful venue that invites you to many evenings of wonderful live music.Address: Via Bellinzona 2, RomePhone: +39 349 070 9468Website: http://www.cottonclubroma.it
Cul De Sac is located just by the Piazza Navona and is a combined restaurant and wine bar. Take your time and enjoy different wine here, the staff is more than willing to help if you have a hard time to decide.Address: Piazza di Pasquino 73, RomePhone: +39 06 6880 1094
Circolo degli Artisti might be located a bit off your route, but is a place that should not be missed. Not many tourist come here, which is a shame, since many up and coming artist perform here and the location itself is lovely in the summer.Address: Via Casilina Vecchia 42, RomePhone: +39 06 7030 5684Website: http://www.circoloartisti.it
Most guests come to Rockodile Cocktail Bar for their excellent range of domestic and foreign wine, beer, cider and spirits. The crowd is a great mix of young, old, tourists and Italians.Address: Via delle tre cannelle 8, RomePhone: +39 06 797 591
Peruse the high-quality leather creations of Carlo Cecchini himself, whose strong creativity and imagination result in a vast range of designs conceived for a varied crowd of all ages and styles. His production, of bags, totes, wallets, shoes and purses, follows the guiding principles of the old Italian leather making traditions, only using top quality raw materials treated and manufactured according to centuries old traditions.Address: Via della Lungaretta, 65, RomePhone: +39 06 580 9877Website: http://www.carlocecchini.comMore info: email@example.com: Trastevere, 8
La Rinascente is a slightly more exclusive department store, carrying many different high end brands. They have everything from clothes, shoes, perfume and accessories.Address: Piazza Colonna, Piazza Fiume, RomeWebsite: http://www.rinascente.it
Beautiful 19th century arcade with enormous cut glass chandeliers and a vaulted glass roof. Recently named after the very popular, now late, actor Alberto Sordi. Various shops and coffee bars, but mainly fashion clothes, for example, Zara but also the book shop Feltrinelli, which has a wide range of guides, books in various languages, CDs, etc.Address: Piazza Colonna 31-35, RomePhone: +39 06 6919 0769Website: http://www.galleriaalbertosordi.it
Coin specialise in men´s and women´s clothing and beauty. Not only will you find shoes, bags, jewellery, perfumes, but they also offer a great selection of high quality kitchen and bathroom gadgets.Address: Piazzale Appio 7, RomeWebsite: http://www.coin.it
Versace Flagship Store is a beautiful 240 square meters shop, showing their guests all the marvellous creations from Versace. Just like the shops in Shanghai and Paris, this store is a must visit even though you do not buy anything.Address: Piazza di Spagna 12, RomePhone: +39 06 678 0521
It is almost undermining to call this Louis Vuitton store a store. This amazing venue could almost be showcased as an exhibition area in Rome. Not only do they show their beautiful clothing, but they also have a small 3D screen room that show short movies that changes monthly.Address: Piazza di San Lorenzo in Lucina, RomePhone: +39 06 6880 9520Website: http://www.louisvuitton.it
This is a store where the prices actually do not equal our monthly rent. Emporio Armani is the more affordable end of the designer brand Giorgio Armani, but never the less with the same sense of detail and fashion.Address: Via del Babuino 140, RomePhone: +39 06 322 1581Website: http://www.armani.com
Battistoni is a fashion institute here in Rome that makes flawless tailoring for men and women. If it is elegant, Italian design you are looking for then you have come to the right place.Address: Via dei Condotti 61, RomePhone: +39 06 697 6111Website: http://www.battistoni.com
The Hugo Boss name is associated with chic, elegant design for men and women. At Hugo Boss Rome you will find just this and much more spread over four floors of fun filled shopping.Address: Via Frattina 146, RomePhone: +39 06 678 6173Website: http://www.hugoboss.com
Leather, leather, leather, it is almost a guarantee to walk out with a beautiful bag or a lovely pair of shoes when visiting this boutique. Bottega Veneta also have a dangerously lovely home and furniture line.Address: Piazza di San Lorenzo in Lucina 9-13, RomePhone: +39 06 6821 0024Website: http://www.bottegaveneta.com
Laura Biagiotti is one of Italy's greatest designers and crowned the "Queen of Cashmere". This line has everything from elegant clothing to shoes, bags, eyewear and underwear.Address: Via Mario Dè Fiori 26, RomePhone: +39 06 679 1205Website: http://www.laurabiagiotti.it
With clients like Donald Trump and Barack Obama, men can simply not go wrong here. This is the place to visit if you are on the search for a really good looking suit.Address: Via Barberini 79, RomePhone: +39 06 485 855Website: http://www.brioni.com
Italians love accessories, and so does the rest of the fashion world. When visiting Rome, you are bound to leave with a piece of jewellery or a watch. At Bulgari you have a magnificent collection to choose from.Address: Via Condotti 10, RomePhone: +39 06 696 261Website: http://www.bulgari.com
Hearing the name Burberry, most of us come to think of their exceptional trench coats and their trademark tartan pattern. This British luxury house still remains at the top when it comes to posh sophisticated design.Address: Via Condotti 61, RomePhone: +39 06 675 0101Website: http://it.burberry.com
To purchase something here will set you back a couple of months' rent, but there is no cost in just looking. There is nothing that can compare to a beautiful, flawless Cavalli dress, take a look for yourself...Address: Via Borgognona 25, RomePhone: +39 06 6992 5469Website: http://www.robertocavalli.com
Being in Rome, we are fully aware of that this lifestyle brand does not need an introduction. You simply cannot be in Italy without visiting Dolce & Gabbana.Address: Piazza di Spagna 93, RomePhone: +39 06 699 1592Website: http://www.dolcegabbana.it
At Abitart you can get your hands on one-of-a-kind colourful clothes. The designer comes from an artistic background which is reflected in the creative clothes.Address: Via Cola di Rienzo 188, RomePhone: +39 06 6880 7967Website: http://www.abitartworld.com
Heels, flats, ballerinas, sandals, and boots you will find it all here in this shoe heaven! AVC also have cute kid's shoes and offer some of the best prices around when it comes to shoes.Address: Piazza di Spagna 88, RomePhone: +39 06 6992 2355
Dal Cò have perfectly made hand-crafted shoes and handbags, the design is very appreciated by many celebrities, locals and tourists. Both the shoes and the heel is comfortable enough to walk around in a whole day.Address: Via Vittoria 65, RomePhone: +39 06 678 6536Website: http://www.dalco-roma.com
Edgy, cool, filled with attitude and of course the Jeans. Diesel is one of those stores that you enter and you just feel the personality. Take a look at their signature jeans, the popular fragrance or their cool accessories.Address: Via Cola di Rienzo, RomePhone: +39 06 324 1895Website: http://www.diesel.com
Now this is what is called window shopping! Even if you do not feel the need to spend more money, this is the perfect store to go window shopping. And if you feel like spending money and updating your closet with some funky clothes, then you have come to the right place.Address: Via del Babuino 49, RomePhone: +39 06 3600 3039Website: http://www.savethequeen.it
Rome's main airport, Leonardo da Vinci, is located in Fiumicino, 30 kilometres (18.5 miles) from the city. There are several different ways for you to get into the city center from the airport: Leonardo Express The Leonardo Express leaves every half hour in each direction and connects Roma Termini station with Fiumicino airport. Tickets can be bought at machines, travel agencies, ticket desks and on the website. Train You can reach Rome by train directly to the Termini railway station. Metro The metropolitan train FM1 links the airport with regions like Fara Sabina, Orte and Poggio Mirteto. Please note that the Metro does not stop at central station Termini. Terravision Shuttle Bus This bus line takes you to the central station Termini. The city's second airport Ciampino is situated 12.0 km south southeast of central Rome and is mainly served by low-cost airlines and package tours. Bus Some of the low-cost airlines have their own buses.The regular buses depart from the nearby underground station Anagnina. Taxi A taxi ride from the airport and central Rome takes 20 minutes.Address: Via dell' Aeroporto di Fiumicino 320, RomePhone: +39 06 65951Website: http://www.adr.it / http://www.ciampino-airport.info / http://www.trenitalia.com / http://www.rome-airport.info


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To be eligible to receive an award under this part, an eligible entity shall submit an application to the State educational agency at such time, in such manner, and including such information as the State educational agency may reasonably require.
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Each application submitted under paragraph (1) shall include—
(A) a description of the before and after school or summer recess activities to be funded, including—
(ii) a description of how students participating in the program carried out by the community learning center will travel safely to and from the center and home; and
(C) an identification of Federal, State, and local programs that will be combined or coordinated with the proposed program to make the most effective use of public resources;
(D) an assurance that the proposed program was developed, and will be carried out, in active collaboration with the schools the students attend;
(E) a description of how the activities will meet the principles of effectiveness described in section 7175 (b) of this title;
(F) an assurance that the program will primarily target students who attend schools eligible for schoolwide programs under section 6314 of this title and the families of such students;
(G) an assurance that funds under this part will be used to increase the level of State, local, and other non-Federal funds that would, in the absence of funds under this part, be made available for programs and activities authorized under this part, and in no case supplant Federal, State, local, or non-Federal funds;
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(J) a demonstration that the eligible entity has experience, or promise of success, in providing educational and related activities that will complement and enhance the academic performance, achievement, and positive youth development of the students;
(K) a description of a preliminary plan for how the community learning center will continue after funding under this part ends;
(L) an assurance that the community will be given notice of an intent to submit an application and that the application and any waiver request will be available for public review after submission of the application;
(M) if the eligible entity plans to use senior volunteers in activities carried out through the community learning center, a description of how the eligible entity will encourage and use appropriately qualified seniors to serve as the volunteers; and
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The State educational agency may approve an application under this part for a program to be located in a facility other than an elementary school or secondary school only if the program will be at least as available and accessible to the students to be served as if the program were located in an elementary school or secondary school.
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A State educational agency may require an eligible entity to match funds awarded under this part, except that such match may not exceed the amount of the grant award and may not be derived from other Federal or State funds.
(2) Sliding scale
The amount of a match under paragraph (1) shall be established based on a sliding fee scale that takes into account—
(3) In-kind contributions
Each State educational agency that requires an eligible entity to match funds under this subsection shall permit the eligible entity to provide all or any portion of such match in the form of in-kind contributions.
(e) Peer review
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(f) Geographic diversity
To the extent practicable, a State educational agency shall distribute funds under this part equitably among geographic areas within the State, including urban and rural communities.
(g) Duration of awards
Grants under this part may be awarded for a period of not less than 3 years and not more than 5 years.
(h) Amount of awards
A grant awarded under this part may not be made in an amount that is less than $50,000.
(i) Priority
(1) In general
In awarding grants under this part, a State educational agency shall give priority to applications—
(A) proposing to target services to students who attend schools that have been identified as in need of improvement under section 6316 of this title; and
(2) Special rule
The State educational agency shall provide the same priority under paragraph (1) to an application submitted by a local educational agency if the local educational agency demonstrates that it is unable to partner with a community-based organization in reasonable geographic proximity and of sufficient quality to meet the requirements of this part.
Source(Pub. L. 89–10, title IV, § 4204, as added Pub. L. 107–110, title IV, § 401,Jan. 8, 2002, 115 Stat. 1769.)
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A virtual memorial for Jeanne Achterberg (Jeannie to her friends)
We mourn the loss of Jeanne Achterberg and celebrate her marvelous life. We invite you to share on this site your own reflections about Jeannie
All of us at Saybrook are grateful that Jeanne served on the faculty for over 20 years. We cannot count the number of students and faculty who have learned so much from her. Jeanne wrote about her time at Saybrook:
"My expertise in working with students comes from a long love affair with being a researcher in unusual fields of health and healing, and from enjoying the excitement and energy that transpires in learner/mentor activities. I do help students (and faculty) get published, as evidenced by numerous examples in journals that I edit or have edited."
The following description was written by Don Moss, Saybrook faculty and friend. Jeannie was a pioneer in mind-body medicine and complementary medicine. Early in her career, Jeannie collaborated with O. Carl Simonton, studying the quality of imagery in cancer patients. She was able to show that features in the imagery predicted the course of the illness. Since that time, she has championed the role of imagery in healing, the role of the mind and spirit in healing, and the shamanic role of the healer.
Jeannie went on to serve in the Office of Alternative Medicine, co-chairing the panel on mind-body interventions. The OAM grew into NCCAM, the home of complementary and alternative medicine within NIH. She is also a past president of the Association for Transpersonal Psychology.
Jeannie has contributed much to mind-body medicine: Her books, Bridges of the Body-Mind, Imagery in Healing, Woman as Healer, Rituals of Healing, Imagery and Disease, and Lightning at the Gate, remain best sellers. Jeannie has also given us a personal example of courage in the face of illness. Her book, Lightning at the Gate, narrated her own journey with illness.
We extend our deepest sympathy and support to her companion Mark Harris, and to her family and close friends. She was a woman filled with creativity, compassion, and love, and we will all miss her. Thank you, Jeannie.
If you have recollections of Jeannie that you would like to share with her family and the Saybrook community, please leave them in the comments section below.
Of many positive things I could write about my colleague Jeannie, I'll just mention two -- that she sympathized with my gripes about the bad writing that is ubiquitous in our culture today and that she was a hoot of a partner on administrative committees.Posted by lriebel (not verified) | 03/14/2012 @ 10:56 AM
There are too many memories to share. Jeanne went through so many ups and downs with health challenges and with Saybrook and yet always was loving and completely present whenever I was around her. She was a rare asset at Saybrook -- not fully appreciated sometimes, because she wasn't one to blow her own horn just to get attention. She was a real good friend and a steadfast colleague and I will never forget the wonderful conversations I was engaged in with my fellow introvert!
I completely appreciate Jeanne's research contributions to her chosen area. She taught me a great deal about both health and courage. I send my deepest condolences to her family and to her students. We all will miss you forever Jeanne!Posted by John Adams (not verified) | 03/14/2012 @ 12:46 PM
It seemed like Jeanne was swirling around us in the days preceding her passing. On Monday I pulled a catalog out of my bookcase which had been there since 2008. Stuck in the catalog was a thank you note that I had written to Jeanne. I had ordered two Avalon wands; one for myself, and one for Jeanne, as a thank you gift for being my dissertation chair. As women who at times found ourselves in a pickle, a magic wand could come in handy, or at least, be comforting to hold. On Wednesday during my yoga practice, a manuscript which I had given to Jeanne in 2001 came to mind. It was my first Saybrook paper, entitled, "Guiding the Yogi Spirit." I had always imagined that Jeanne read that script on an airplane. Her only comment was, "beautiful." I was thinking of her when, unbeknownst to me, she died.
I heard of her death on Thursday from my friend, Annabelle, the same friend who many years ago introduced me to Jeanne, and suggested that I study with her. I was shocked to hear that Jeannie had died. I had always hoped to see her again, maybe at a conference, where we could have lunch together.
I first met Jeanne sitting out by a hotel pool, where she had chosen to be stationed for her student meetings. She was wearing sunglasses and sitting in something like easy pose on the deck, as if she were on a yacht in the middle of the ocean. It was there and then how I saw how talented she was at capturing the imagination. Jeanne was the one teacher in my life whom I could never argue with. I bowed to her as an elder, as a grandmother who had broken barriers and paved the path for imagery in medicine. To me, she was Yoda, and I, like Luke, occasionally visited her for a dose of wisdom.
It seemed like Jeanne found a way to enter our consciousness and to transmit one last gift to us all before she passed. I felt like she somehow gifted me with self worth. If anyone could do such a thing, it would be Jeanne, experimenting with the full extent of her mental powers. It may be my wild imagination, but either way, I imagine Jeanne would give her blessing.
Rest in Peace, Jeannie. We will always love and remember you.
Posted by Carolyn Williams-Orlando PhD (not verified) | 03/14/2012 @ 12:49 PM
Jeannie was the perfect dissertation chair. She was nurturing, supportive, encouraging and helped me see my dissertation through to the end. She was so knowledgeable, knew so many people, and had so many great ideas that served to enhance my work. I admired her, was thrilled to have her as a mentor and knew it was a privilege. When I hit some snags with SIRB, she fought for me and truly believed in my me and my work. She was such a delight to work with. She worked with me for one of the most important academic projects I have endeavored thus far, and I will forever be grateful to her for everything she did to help me complete my doctorate. She was lovely, sweet, kind, and funny. I am so thankful that I knew her, that I had time with her, that she was the one who helped me through a very challenging process. Rest peacefully Jeannie. I will end this post as she would end her emails to me, she would sign off with , Love, Jeannie. Yes, much love to you Jeannie.Posted by Sandra Eberhardt, PhD (not verified) | 03/14/2012 @ 02:37 PM
During my time at Saybrook, I had only limited contact with Jeannie during residential workshops. However, what stands out in my mind is her presence, grace, humility, and love she exuded. Prayers and condolences to those who are left behind during this time of loss and transition. I truly sense she is present in different form and now free, fully and completely! Blessings to all!Posted by Allison Wilson, Ph.D. (not verified) | 03/14/2012 @ 03:27 PM
I am deeply saddened by Jeanne's loss. I invited her to be a speaker on my telesummit last November, and while she alluded to needing to have some diagnostic tests done, (and reassured me her occular melanoma had not recurred), I never dreamed that she was soon to leave this world.
I came to Saybrook because of Jeanne. She was my mentor long before I met her. She was an icon. A rock star. At the RO, my advisor Stephen Khamsi leaned over to me and whispered at lunch, "There she is. And there is a chair left beside her, just for you." It was the only open chair in the room. I was so enamored with her that I could hardly speak. She was my Lady Gaga, a goddess, shamaness, and soon to be friend.
At every RC, I never left to visit the city. I attended every seminar that Jeannie taught, from morning until early evening. I soaked up every minute I could get with her. At lunches and dinners out if possible.
The last year and a half, she agreed to be my dissertation chair. She was tough, excasperating, rigourous, beautiful, funny, encouraging. She was my champion. She helped me navigate any and every challenge - she was my 'go to' person and I never doubted that she would take me to the promised land of graduation.
In the end, she was a champion for my work and nominated my dissertation for the distinction award. There is no greater honor than to have Jeannie's endorsement. After my orals, I told her, "I am so comfortable with you. I used to be imtimidated by you and the other wonderful scholars here, but now, I see you as a friend and colleague.", and she sweetly told me, "I know. Around here, we just wait and look forward to the moment when that happens."
In 2009, shortly after graduation I became very sick. During my recovery, I would lie in detox baths and soak up every word of hers on Intentional Healing. I would move only to reheat the water and rewind the recording and re-listen to key points. I thanked her last year for finally documenting all the wisdom I had heard her impart at the RC's. I knew her wisdom needed to be documented so that it would live on beyond her body. I just had no idea her exit would be so soon.
Jeanne, I love you now and always. I will miss you. You are still a rock star. I look forward to our continued laughs, mentoring relationship, and conversations about imagery, healing, distance healing intentionality, and our doggies.
ChrisPosted by Christina McDowell, PhD - SB Grad (not verified) | 03/14/2012 @ 06:45 PM
Jeanne was a powerful inspiration for me so many years ago. She contributed significantly to so many of us. Thank you, Jeanne, for a life lived richly and well, and for the incalculable gifts you gave to so many.Posted by Nancy Napier (not verified) | 03/15/2012 @ 04:29 PM
Jeannie inspired and gave me courage to investigate the experiences of prostitutes, one of the most oppressed population throughout the history. I will always remember Jeannie for her genuine love and care, elegance, beauty, and brilliance.Posted by Miyuki (not verified) | 03/15/2012 @ 06:14 PM
I don't know how Saybrook is going to recover from this HUGE loss. In a lot of ways she was Saybrook, the presence of the higher consciousness many of us aspire to attain. Yes, she was a role model for a lot of us. Why? She was a remarkable choice for a person to whom one would pay a lot of attention.Posted by Eric J. Lindblom PhD (not verified) | 03/16/2012 @ 11:28 AM
It was in Dallas, Texas, where I first met Jeannie. She was giving a lecture and I went to hear her, having been a long-time admirer of her work, She was delighted to meet me, and we formed a mutual admiration society. A few years later, I was lecturing at a hotel in Hawaii and discovered that, coincidentally, Jeannie had checked into the hotel that very day for a much-neded mini-vacation. I brought Jeannie to Saybrook but she didn't stay long because she was turned off by faculty politics. Once the political scene settled down, Jeannie rejoined the faculty and oten referred to Saybrook as her "family," or at least one of them. When cancer ravaged Jeannie's left eye, a friend and I went into a Brazilian forest and conducted a shamanistic healing ritual on her behalf. We later found out that about the time we were setting fire to our altar of twigs and herbs, Jeannie experienced a flash of lightning in her eye. Her sight disappeared but so do the cancer. Years later, a group of frends and I arrived in Hawaii to visit Jeannie and were told that she had taken ill and was in a rest home. Not fully recuperated, she left because a Saybrook student and I arranged for her to imbibe ayahuasca at an African-Brazilian healing ceremony, one that involved an exorcism of two "spirits" who had been sapping her energy. She recovered and went on to help numerous students complete their degrees. They are grateful as are those who only knew Jeannie through her many articles, her classic books, "Imagery and Healing" and "Woman as Healer," and her autobiolgphical "Lightning at the Gate." Our beautiful, brilliant, compassionate, outrageous Jeannie left Earth far too soon, but I give thanks that I shared the company of this dear friend for several decades. And I know that I speak for countless others as well.Posted by Stanley Krippner (not verified) | 03/16/2012 @ 11:56 AM
I knew my dear friend Jeanne Achterberg for more than thirty years. We collaborated closely when I was practicing internal medicine and she was on the faculty of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas. She was both brilliant and courageous. We often met and discussed the latest scientific stuff in the mind-body field, to which she contributed. She was not just always on top of it, she was in front of it.
I will remember Jeannie's enygmatic and elegant presence. I love her work and feel honored to have had the opportunity of crossing paths with her.Posted by Kathia Laszlo (not verified) | 03/16/2012 @ 08:32 PM
So saddened to hear of a loss of our great friend, who I feel honored to have had as the chair of my dissertation committee. I first saw Jeanne Achterberg in Houston, Texas at a talk she gave at the Jung Center. It was 1992 (five years before I joined Saybrook) and she had just turned 50. She told of her break from the Medical School in Dallas, and of the last straw of witnessing the inhumanity of allopathic medical education. I had recently left a neuropsychology program and knew I wanted to study the kinds of the things that Jeanne was talking about. I was absolutely amazed and awed at how everything she knew about this wonderful field of spirit and mind in medicine was right on the tip of her tongue. And that her interest came from a deep, passionate and human place. I didn't dare dream I could be versed like that in this one day, also. Her presence on my committee was more than simply academic, the work I did, like so many of us at Saybrook was fairly independent, it was more of a personal and emotional support. I knew she was always there with whatever I needed and that her appoval of my work meant it must be good. She had so much light and now it is released to an infinite place. Now even more so she free to be the muse to inspire our progress.Posted by Larry Honig, Ph.D. (not verified) | 03/17/2012 @ 01:06 PM
Jeannie will be missed by so many of us--her family, her friends, her colleagues and her students. Jeannie's passing leaves a hole in our universe. I feel the loss of her energy in our world every time I think of her.Posted by Marie DiCowden, PhD (not verified) | 03/20/2012 @ 02:02 AM
The life of Jeanne was a gift to us that we shared for a little while, and we are able to thank God that
we shared this life. For the role of imagery played a prominent role in her life. We can thank God that death is not
the end of Jeanne- for death may claim our bodies, but not our souls.Posted by Rev. Dr. Hugh Bair (not verified) | 03/20/2012 @ 02:54 AM
Jeanne's presence will be greatly missed in our Saybrook community. As a teacher, she spoke often of her love and dedication to her students. As a colleague, she was always ready to partner in ways that would help Saybrook live its values and provide a space that supported continuous learning and growth for all. Jeanne's spirit will always be present at Saybrook as she touched the lives of many.
Posted by Nancy Southern (not verified) | 03/20/2012 @ 10:23 AM
Jeanne was quite the inspiration to women, myself included. Her books, "Woman as Healer" and "Imagery in Healing" are two of my favorites. She reminded me a lot of my mother, who was also a healer (an RN) and a beautiful woman (she died of breast cancer in 2004). I remember one of the first things Jeanne told me was to try my best to bring the alternative paths into the conventional --- she said we had to work twice as hard to prove the validity of our methods, but that in doing so one day the approaches would become mainstream. There's still a lot of work to do, but Jeanne certainly built a solid foundation and trained a lot of us to follow in her footsteps. When future generations look back to salute the pioneers who ushered in a new era of healing Jeanne will be among them. May we all do our best to live up to the example she set.Posted by Dana Klisanin, Ph.D. (not verified) | 03/21/2012 @ 01:45 PM
Jeannie was an important influence and first teacher in my program at Saybrook. She focused intense effort and energy into guiding my projects and reports to meet a higher and more professional standard especially in the difficult and sometimes befuddling area of transpersonal topics. I feel very fortunate to have met Jeannie as a positive influence in my life.
Posted by Neal (not verified) | 03/21/2012 @ 02:22 PM
My life personally and professionally changed when i was asked to review a book for the American Cancer Society's educational section in Chicago.That book was "Bridges of the Body-Mind".After reading that book my focus became continuing my education and helping in my nursing profession as well as folks who were suffering with cancer and later alcoholism.My undergraduate work centered around imagery and the impact it had on health.I later met Jeannie several times at Wellness conventions and Therapeutic touch conventions.She was a powerful woman and a friend.My eyes continue to tear at this loss.She was a healer and shaman and helped me and other women to explore our power .My prayers are with all she loved and who loved her.I continue to teach imagery to my nursing students and clients.Jeannie was one of my most powerful and influential teachers.She proved Greatness can come in tiny packages.Safe journey dear one on the Spirit Path.We will meet again,Touch,Mary Gayle Floden-Selfridge,R.N.,Ph,DPosted by Dr. Mary Gayle Floden-Selfridge (not verified) | 03/22/2012 @ 04:40 PM
One thing I found delightful about Jeannie was her chuckle. She had such an infectious laugh. Over the years, her strong support and optimism and more faith in me than I've probably had in myself has kept me going for the long haul in the process of striving to attain my Ph.D. and I still haven't got there yet. She was never condemning but always gave positive affect, acknowledging, "Life happens Val." One time I arrived at a residential conference at Saybrook feeling scared and embarrassed because I hadn't had much interim contact with my Essays and then Dissertation chair, Jeannie. Our paths crossed in the hallway where students sign up to book interviews with professors, and as our eyes met I wondered how Jeannie would respond; you know, I was feeling as a dog feels when its been naughty and has its tail between its legs. Jeannie exclaimed, "Oh! You're here!" At that point I knew she must have thought I had dropped out. She immediately opened her arms to give me a big hug, and was happy to see me. How reassured I felt and how encouraged to continue. I wasn't being judged, as I had feared. That's who Jeannie was, a wonderful human being, a caring and spunky lady. She was like a "trekkie" (Star Trek) explored new frontiers, went where no woman went before. She will be greatly missed, and a great loss to the globe. I did not know she was ill and her passing was a horrible shock. I think it's the only time I've felt so distraught. I can only conclude that God had something greater for her, and she's one of the early pioneers into the next dimension of this earth or age. I'm very thankful to have known her and worked with her as her student in Saybrook University, and her memory will succor me as I continue to finish my Ph.D by hook or by crook. Thank you for the honor of knowing her. I always imagined myself giving Jeannie a huge flower bouquet when I graduated, and her feeling proud of me. It was to be such a happy day. My deep sympathies are extended to her family. This is her loving and long-term grad. student.
Val Kendall
Jeannie frequently signed her emails "Blessings, J." And I was indeed blessed to have had the opportunity to work with her and get to know her. Blessings to you, Jeannie.
Mary Brown, Ph.D. 2011Posted by mbrown12 (not verified) | 03/28/2012 @ 02:58 PM
Jeannie served as my Saybrook dissertation chair for nearly two years, and remained on my committee for my recent oral defense, in which Stanley Krippner took over as chair due to her illness. What I got most from Jeannie was the combination of her realness, strength, commitment, wit, humor, and dedication. I learned that Jeannie could be fierce in her insistence on keeping up the standards of academic excellence, and could also be sweet, warm, witty, and humorous in her personal interactions with me. But most of all I will be forever indebted to Jeannie for how she stayed with me through the whole very challenging process of weathering through my stubborn insistence to include my researcher-based experiential research as a significant part of my dissertation, as she patiently waited for me to be able to replace a member of my dissertation committee who had problems with my methodology, and then gave me the creative suggestion of bringing in a consultant from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology to resolve the difficult and challenging conflicts I was having with her (i.e. Jeannie) about my methodology. After nearly a year of remaining in the dissertation proposal stage, I ended up finally getting my dissertation proposal approved, and I felt very good about how it all got resolved--including Jeannie's insistent input of including semi-structured interviews in my research along with my own experiences, much of which I agreed to include in my Appendix. When my dissertation was finally completed and ended up being over 400 pages, Jeannie appreciated its significance and how much I put my heart and soul into it, and decided to not ask me to shorten it. What she conveyed to me in the end will always remain with me: "Elliot! Your dissertation and I just spent the weekend togther, and it put me in a trance. Again, I am just enthralled...I found myself much more interested in the personal/qualitative material than anthing else--so says the hard line scientist!" And then Jeannie participated in my dissertation defense--soon before she died. I will be forever indebted to Jeanne Achterberg.Posted by Elliot Benjamin (not verified) | 03/28/2012 @ 04:08 PM
I first saw Jeannie present the healing work she facilitatated in Kosovo and recognized, as Dossey said, the 'real deal' - her humanity, brilliant research and ebulliant humor just shed such light on a dark tragedy. It convinced me to commit to Saybrook, where she became my thesis chair and friend.
Jeanne's wavelength in the universe was very high. She will always be a wayshower allowing us to see and join into her particular quantum vision - that we are all healers and powerful alchemists, if we believe we are. That was her gift to us.Posted by Belle McDonnell (not verified) | 03/29/2012 @ 07:55 AM
It was my immense good fortune to have both Jeanne Achterberg and Arne Collen on my dissertation committee. I was so fortunate. They, along with Dennis Jaffe, mentored me and guided me as I worked through the intricacies of the maze that eventually led to my completing my dissertation at Saybrook.
Jeanne was my heroine. She had been through so many of the painful places I had been in my life, and she let me know I could get through my issues too. What a healer she was. She encouraged my life and my work at the same time, and I will be forever grateful for it.I learned so many things which can't be described, because of the impossibility of describing a deep feeling of knowing. Everyone who knew Jeanne knows that spirit sense she had a gave so freely.
So goodbye from this Earth, Jeanne. You will be forever in my heart and spirit.Posted by Cynthia Downing, Ph.D. (not verified) | 03/29/2012 @ 10:25 AM
I was stunned to hear of Jeanne's death. We briefly worked together at the Simonton Center in Ft.Worth, where she was doing research, data collection and teaching guided imagery to the patients Later our paths crossed again at the School Allied Health Sciences in Dallas.
She was a warm friend with a brilliant mind, always reaching for innovative answers and working to bridge traditional medicine and alternative alternative approaches. When most scientists and medical doctors were reluctant to be caught mentioning spirituality as it might apply to medicine, she was openly talking about the role of spirituality in healing. Like Larry Dossey, she backed up her claims of the healing power of guided imagery with impeccable research.
Jeanne, I know your spirit soars!
HannoPosted by Hanno Weisbrod Kirk, LICSW, PhD (not verified) | 03/30/2012 @ 07:09 AM
Jeanne was on my dissertation committee and always was attentive and helpful in that arduous process. I did not know that she collaborated with Simonton. I participated in a workshop given by Stephanie Simonton. The things you learn about some folks only after they are gone. Perhaps someone will do some research and expose the real politics of why we have not created a cure for cancer a disease that takes so many of our friends and colleagues. Thank you Jeanne for helping us with our explorations and helping those with illness find some comfort and cure.Posted by Bruce Brody, Ph.D. (not verified) | 03/30/2012 @ 09:05 AM
I was shocked at Jeannie's passing, how dare she die?! She was my Essay chair, and my 3rd reader, and we'd planned for 4 years that she was going to be my dissertation chair! She was one of the major reasons I came to Saybrook to complete my PhD. What a shock it was and how we all miss her. I miss her friendship, her support, and her belief that my research work was really important. Hardest will be the coming Fall RC without her, it will be a huge hole in the energy of the RC. Will Mark and Shasha come? Unlikely. And every time I see a dragonfly I think of her. I'm planning a shamanic journey to catch up with her, and can't wait to find out what she's planning to be working on over there. :)
Thank you, thank you, thank you Jeannie, you were an inspiration, mentor and friend.
Deborah Erickson
PhD StudentPosted by derickson1 (not verified) | 04/29/2012 @ 03:32 PM
I mourn the passing of this wise woman, whose work helped inspire me on my own path as healer, teacher, and maturing soul. I only got to meet her once, in Monterey, Ca. at the Transpersonal Therapy Conference. A wonderful experience, both getting to meet her and to be in that environment. Now it's time to carry that light...Posted by Mary R Dunbar, ARNP (not verified) | 05/07/2012 @ 07:48 AM
I was so priviledged to have studied with Jeanne. While at UT Southwestern Medical School, I took several graduate courses under her, including Biofeedback. I was then allowed to be an intern of hers in the Biofeedback lab. She was a wonder. I learned so much from her; she was so willing to share her wisdom, and her humor. What a wonderful soul she was. Her books came at a time when so few believed in the body'mind connection; they solidified for me what I had always believed to be so.
Godspeed, Jeanne.Posted by Carol Mecaskey Smith (not verified) | 05/17/2012 @ 02:38 PM
It's indeed sad that Jeanne left this world already. I'm going to buy all her books.Posted by Nate Dunham (not verified) | 07/19/2012 @ 09:42 AM
I just read about Jeanne´s death in Saybrook´s Newsletter. And I felt sad.
Her books on imagery and healing have been very present for me. She was also co-chair of my doctoral dissertation, together with Stanley Krippner and did everything she could to facilitate for me the process of concluding a dissertation living in a different country. Today I coordinate an Art Therapy program in São PAulo, Brasil, and her presentation at the American Art Therapy Opening Conference is one text all my students read.
I remember her gentleness and warmth everytime we spoke......
Selma Ciornai, São PAulo, Brazil
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