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In an e-mail, Wassell expressed his doubts about whether these
Whelps could be the one we are researching: (2/23/03)
I think that your ancestor's ship was
a privately owned vessel - possibly the vessel
repaired by Phineas Pett in about 1602 and considered seaworthy enough
for an expedition to find the North-West passage in 1625. There are no
references in the CSPD* in 1629, which I would expect if what was by then
a King's ship was used for this purpose. (The Ten Whelps having been "taken
over" from the estate of the Duke of Buckingham after his murder
in the summer of 1628).
*Calendars of State Papers, Domestic
The following is based on a "note" published in the "Mariner's Mirror" Vol. 63 (1977) p.368 in response to an earlier "note" (p.128) concerning the name given to ten small English warships built in 1628 originally for the Duke of Buckingham.
George Villiers (1592-1628), created Duke of Buckingham by King James, had a precedent for naming the ten new ships lion's whelps. A ship called Lion's Whelp was owned by Charles, Earl of Nottingham who was Buckingham's predecessor as Lord Admiral of England. This ship was loaned to Sir Walter Raleigh for his 1595 expedition and was sold to the State in 1602 and repaired at Chatham by up-and -coming shipwright Phineas Pett.
Buckingham received her as a gift from King James just before James died in 1625. She was to be the Duke's contribution to an expedition under William Hawkridge to find a North-West passage. As this gift was not ratified when James died, the whole procedure had to be repeated with Charles, the new King. I have not traced the fate of this ship.
Although masted and armed from Royal Navy stores, the 10 Whelps were built at the Duke's expense. As the Duke's private fleet, they were used to prey on French shipping (with the proceeds going to the Duke's war-chest) before joining the rest of the English fleet for the final attempt to relieve the siege of La Rochelle. They were taken into the Royal Navy after the Duke was assassinated and in 1632 the State reimbursed his estate with £4,500. The accounts of Captain Pennington (who supervised their construction) show that the Duke spent almost £7,000 on them. Had he lived he would probably have recouped his expenses by selling them to the State (following Nottingham's precedent) - at a better price than that paid to his estate!
The coat of arms of the Villiers family was a lion rampant- no doubt
the Duke appreciated the allusion in the name!
Built by William Castell of St. Saviour's (Southwark). Converted into a chain ship for the Chatham "Barricado" c. 1641. Sent to Harwich as a careening hulk in August 1650 and not mentioned futher, but was probably the hulk at Harwich ordered to be sold October 1651.
Built by John Taylor of Wapping. Converted into a chain ship for the Chatham "Barricado" c. 1641. Ordered to be sold in August 1650 together with the Defiance and the Merhonour as being too rotten for service. She was to have been sent to Harwich as a careening hulk but was found to be "too decayed" even for this.
Built by John Dearsley of Ipswich at Wapping. Listed as unfit for service in Batten's survey of 1642 and "cast" before February 1643.
Built by Christopher Malim of Redriff. Used for experiments on the "project of a Dutchman" c. 1633. Works in the hold were ordered to be removed in March 1634 as they were of no use in a man-of-war. I have not found any details of these works, which were probably carried out by Cornelis Drebbel, who died in 1633. Struck a rock in St. Aubin's Bay, Jersey on 4 August 16361 and sank, without loss of life.
Built by Peter Marsh of Wapping. Spent most of her service life based in Ireland. Foundered in the North Sea on 28 June 1637 (Capt. Edward Popham commanding) with the loss of 17 men. The blame was placed on her construction of "mean, sappy timbers".
Built by Peter Pett of Ratcliffe. Captained by Phineas Pett's son John and lost with all hands off the coast of Brittany while returning from La Rochelle in 1628. Pett lost other relatives in the wreck and there were Army casualties too- A Captain James Whitehead of Colonel Greville's regiment was lost.
Built by Matthew Graves of Limehouse. Blown up on 25 October 1630 and lost. She and the Mary Rose were involved in a dispute with a Dutch warship from Enkhuisen over a Dunkirk privateer captured off the Suffolk coast. Only 10 men survived the explosion, which was caused by negligence in the powder store as the ship set about the Dutchman. Captain Dawtrey Cooper survived but lost both a son and a nephew.
Built by John Graves of Limehouse. Used to transport gold to the Scottish parliament in 1644. By July 1645 was considered too rotten to be worth repairing and was ordered to be laid up on shore at Woolwich.2
Built by John Graves of Limehouse. Spent her service based in Irish waters. Captained by Dawtrey Cooper in 1632/33, during which time there were constant disputes and near-mutinies on board. These seem to have resulted from Cooper's actions- perhaps the loss of the Seventh Whelp affected his reason. The Ninth was wrecked in the river Clyde with the pinnace Confidence while taking supplies from Ireland to Dumbarton Castle (on the Clyde near Glasgow) in April 1640. She may be the ship referred to in a warrant of 1642 authorising the Marquis of Argyle to use "four of the best " of the cannon lying near Newark Castle which had come from the "English ship" cast away there3. The Eighth and Ninth are noted in some records as having been sunk in 1628. This arises from a misreading of a letter in the State Papers, Domestic stating that they were "lost to the fleet" in the bad weather that wrecked the Sixth Whelp. In fact they were separated from the fleet and returned to Portsmouth later.
Built by Robert Tranckmore of Shoreham. Went over to the Royalists after the fall of Bristol in 1643 and was recaptured by Parliament's forces in 1645. Was at Helvoetsluys with the Earl of Warwick's fleet in 1648 (see below) and was fitted out as a fireship for Blake's pursuit of Prince Rupert to Lisbon in 1650. She was used for convoy work and despatches during the first Dutch war. Sold "by the candle" (a form of auction- a pin is stuck in the side of a candle and the last bid made before the pin falls, wins) on 19 October 1654 to Jacob Blackpath for £410. (SP18.89)
More reseach by John Wassell on the 10 Whelps can be found on his WebSite.


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The first period ended with Greensboro in the lead 3-1 with Kyle Pasta scoring CNU�s goal off a pass from Kevin Righi. Goals went back and forth in the second period until the Captains turned it on with four goals in the last six minutes of play, three coming from senior Ray Fitzgerald.
CNU went into halftime up 7-6 and scored first in the third period to give them their biggest lead of the game at two goals. Greensboro scored four more goals in the period to CNU�s two to make it an even 10-10 going into the fourth period.
Greensboro struck first in the fourth at 12:23 to give them the lead 11-10. Four minutes later Benen O�Brien scored to tie it up. Both teams battled but Greensboro came out on top with a goal with 17 seconds left from Brad Gesser, his third of the game, to edge the Captains, 12-11.
The Captains led in shots with 32 while Greensboro had 29 and in groundballs with 33 over Greensboro�s 19. CNU also led in faceoffs, winning 18 of 24.
The loss drops CNU to 5-5 on the season and improves Greensboro to 8-3.
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From our mother's heartbeat -- the first sound we hear in the womb -- to the pounding of waves on the shore; from the skipping of rope in the schoolyard to the marching of soldiers to war; from the rumble of thunder to the beating of rain on the rooftops; we live our lives to the steady accompaniment of percussion. Drums and rattles are the most ancient of musical instruments and can be found in prehistoric burial sites; the earliest written record of music occurs in Vedic scriptures and refers to several types of drum. And every culture imaginable has evolved its own distinctive and recognizable drum style and sound: Persian doumbek, Cuban bongo, Native American pumin, African djembe, Irish bodhran. Oh, and my personal favorite, taiko.
If you're unfamiliar with the art, modern taiko drumming (kumi-daiko) is something of a meditation, a bit of a prayer, a form of martial art, a heck of an exercise, by turns soothing and exhilarating, and in general an incredible experience. Portland Taiko, an 8 year old group based (lucky me!) in my hometown of Portland Oregon, is an enthralling group that combines traditional taiko with spoken word performance. Portland Taiko performs at cultural events and festivals, and does educational work with children. And each September Portland Taiko puts on a performance showcasing original pieces. This year's event, Taikokinesis, was one of their most exciting and appealing shows ever.
The members of Portland Taiko are an inspiration. The majority of the performers are women, and anyone who still believes in the archaic stereotype of the delicate subservient Asian girl needs to meet these ladies -- they could easily kick your Stone Age ass! It's exciting to watch their muscles as they beat the huge drums. Taiko drummers are not just musicians, they're athletes, and they play a magnificent nearly non-stop 2 hour show and finish barely winded. Now that deserves some respect!
PT is also one of the most engaging groups I've ever had the pleasure to watch. The group itself is vibrant, dynamic, and a nearly perfect example of teamwork. To a person, each individual brings a wonderful quality to the show: co-director Zack Semke, who looks a little like Anthony Edwards, a little like Peter Davison, and a lot like someone you'd love to have over for dinner and a movie; co-director Ann Ishimaru, who rarely loses her warm and delightful smile even during the most taxing moments; Rachel Ebora whose wicked and mischievous grin makes her seem to embody the Coyote/tanuki/Raven trickster; Teresa Enrico, who plays the bamboo flute as well as the drums and seems as though she's having the time of her life every moment that she's onstage; these are just a few of the outstanding performers that give Portland Taiko such a wonderful group charm and personality.
Though taiko is generally thought of as a Japanese musical form, PT has members of many different ethnic backgrounds, and they encourage Asian American performers of all types to join them. One of their missions is the empowerment of Asian Americans and the recognition of and fight against prejudice. With this in mind, the group has in the past put on some spectacularly theatrical celebrations of Asian community and explorations of past injustice.
"A Place Called Home" is a new piece in this vein, dedicated to the memory of Mitsuru Kai Shoji, a Portland Issei woman of great courage and determination. The performers combine a slide show and spoken poetry with drums and flute to heartbreakingly good effect. They recount the history of Japanese Americans in Oregon, from their emigration to their vicious and unjust incarceration in internment camps during World War II to their courage and perseverance in rebuilding their lives post-war. It was a lovely and dramatic piece, and I found the in-your-face, blunt yet humorous "Rock the Boat" entertaining and uplifting as well. The composers of this piece collected stories from many members of the Portland Asian community and wove an amazing if infuriating portrait of the kind of prejudice that still exists today; then they presented equally amazing and inspiring suggestions for solutions. Both pieces were fantastically well done, educational yet never dull or preachy.
My favorite pieces of the show included "Salmon Ghost", written by Zach Semke in memory of his father, and poignantly performed with just two drummers in the background, and Zach and Ann on violin (both are classically trained violinists as well as taiko artists); the hilarious comedy piece "Bug", written by group member Naoko Amemiya; and the title piece "Taikokinesis", written by Teresa Enrico, Ann Ishimaru, and Zack Semke. But my very favorite piece of the show was the incredible, the amazing, the absolutely invigorating "Ha!", co-written by group member Kristy Oshiro. With all of the group members performing, using all of the drums including the big drums, the sound filled the theater and rolled over the audience in throbbing waves of exhilarating, booming sound.What a piece!One of the most thrilling aspects of taiko is the feeling of the music in the pit of your stomach, and "Ha!" more than satisfied the audience in that respect. Of course, I made sure that I had front row seats for a reason...
The only low point in the show was the appearance of this year's guest artist, choreographer Minh Tran. Along with dancers Jae Diego and Jennifer Hong, he performed a piece he called "3X's", which according to the program was meant to be "a dance essay exploring the romanticism of femininity in its different facets". Unfortunately, while the dancers were obviously highly skilled and the dance itself was gracefully done, it was much too clinical and free of passion for my taste. Music for the dance was composed by Ann Ishimaru, Zack Semke, and Teresa Enrico, and was fine music, but in order to focus attention on the dancers the taiko artists had to restrain themselves, and the energy level of the show suffered for it. Fortunately "Ha!" was the next bit on the program, and the energy level skyrocketed once again.
There is one problem with a taiko show in a theater, though. Unlike a performance in a park or a folk festival, it's not possible for the audience to release all of the raw power and energy that the performers generate. Even with a bit of audience participation during their encore, it's still possible to leave a Portland Taiko fall show wired and high as a kite. We got home from the show around 11:00 p.m., which is an hour past my normal bedtime, and I didn't get to sleep until well after 2:00 a.m. I hope that Portland Taiko never decides to turn their vast powers to the Dark Side...
I'll leave you with a few words that evoke Portland Taiko for me...Rumble. Exhilarate. Energy. Vibrant. Dance. Laughter. Joy. Courage. Boom. Crash. Sweat. Hope. Thunder. Wow! Yes!
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Crock Pot North Carolina Barbecue
3-4 pound pork roast, Boston butt, or shoulder
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Black pepper and salt
1-1 1/2 cups of your favorite barbecue sauce
Trim the excess fat from the roast. Season the bottom moderately with black pepper and salt. Place the roast in the crock pot. Pour vinegar over roast. Season the top moderately. Cook covered on low for 10-12 hours until roast is tender and falling apart.
When roast is done, discard cooking liquid. Shred meat into small pieces. Add barbecue sauce until meat is moist and stir thoroughly. Serve as main course or as sandwiches with additional barbecue sauce or hot sauce.
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Graduate level students from accredited Master's of Human Resources programs and Business Administration with Human Resources-focused programs from universities across the globe are eligible to participate in the competition. Each team of 4 individuals must have at least one first-year student and one second-year student who are currently enrolled in their program.
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Reston, Va.SNM is collaborating with the International Partnership for Critical Markers of Disease (CMOD) during CMOD's 7th Annual Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints Symposium, Bethesda North Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, Bethesda, Md., Oct. 19, 2009. The joint session, co-hosted by SNM and CMOD, will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.
"We are pleased to further extend our collaboration with the International Partnership for Critical Markers of Disease by holding this joint session on molecular imaging biomarkers in clinical research," said Michael Graham, PhD, MD, SNM president and director of nuclear medicine at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine. "We have established a vital scientific partnership to promote the expanded use and validation of molecular imaging biomarkers for clinical trials. Improved availability and performance of molecular imaging biomarkers will facilitate the development of safe and effective therapeutic drugs and ultimately enhance the delivery of personalized medicine."
"Our common interest in accelerating scientific research and therapeutic drug development by creating novel and advanced biomarkers to promote optimal health care today is a model for others to follow," said Therese Heinonen, DVM, executive director and co-founder of the International Partnership for Critical Markers of Disease and associate director of scientific affairs, Montreal Heart Institute Coordinating Center. "SNM and CMOD share the vision of expanding the use of these biomarkers in a standardized clinical research environment where providing high-quality, cost-effective patient care is the ultimate goal."
Peter Libby (co-founder of CMOD and Mallinckrodt Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and chief of cardiovascular medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital) will moderate the special afternoon session with Michael Graham. Don Black, general manager of molecular ima
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Last evening, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) unveiled his 2, 074-page health care bill, the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act. Not only is less strict, less-than-Stupak abortion funding language contained in Reid's bill, but there is still nothing in place to remedy the problem that is the underlying mechanism for carrying out single-payer, government-run health care - the rationing of life-saving medical treatments and placing the most intimate health decisions of every American in the hands of Washington bureaucrats.
Eagle Forum urges the U.S. Senate to cast an unconditional NO vote on the cloture vote on the motion to proceed, which requires a 60 vote threshold and will likely occur sometime on Saturday, November 21st.
"This bill in its entirety is an attack on life at all stages," said Eagle Forum president and founder Phyllis Schlafly. "The presence of the end-of-life counseling provisions in this bill and the Democrats' rejection of all offered amendments to ban the practice of rationing is not a fluke. It is the foundation around which this legislation has been written."
"Regardless of any tweaks made to the abortion language in the bill, one thing is for sure. A YEA vote for cloture on the motion to proceed is not only a vote in favor of government-run health care, but it is also a vote for government-sanctioned euthanasia," said Schlafly. "Just think 'Terry Schiavo' on a massive scale."
Defending life has been a top priority for Eagle Forum since Mrs. Schlafly began battling the radical pro-abortion feminists in the 1970s.
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Nonsmokers at Risk in Smokefree States - "Shocking" Amount of Exposure in "Smokefree" NYC
More than one half of all New Yorkers tested have elevated levels of a nicotine byproduct.
Most of them, like American nonsmokers in a growing number of so-called "smokefree jurisdictions," do not think they are being exposed.
They know that smoking is banned in virtually all public places they go – including both restaurants and bars, as well as places of business.
They also know that New York City has fewer smokers per capita than many other American cities, in part because cigarettes typically now cost $9.00 a pack or more due to higher taxes.
So how can nonsmokers be placed at risk by exposure to smoke in "smokefree" jurisdictions they are now even aware of?
It Can Kill You Anyway!
As ASH has long warned nonsmokers, someone else's smoke can kill you if even if you can barely smell it, and even if you can't smell it.
The CDC has warned that as little as 30 minutes of exposure to the small amounts of drifting tobacco smoke you may be exposed to in the no-smoking section of a restaurant can trigger a fatal heart attack.
This is especially true for men over 40 or post-menopausal women, and anyone who is obese, doesn't get enough exercise, has a personal or family history of cardiovascular problems, has diabetes, high blood pressure and/or elevated cholesterol, or other medical problems.
The fact that 56.7% of New Yorkers had an elevated level of cotinine (the breakdown product of nicotine from tobacco smoke), and that almost half of all nonsmokers in many other cities also have elevated levels, shows that they are exposed to significant levels of smoke – to which there is no safe level of exposure.
Most Nonsmokers ARE Exposed!
Researchers believe that these elevated exposure levels come from passing through crowds who are smoking near doorways, waiting with smokers at bus stops or on other lines, or even passing smokers on the street.
They suggest that this inadvertent exposure is a consequence of living in any dense urban environment with smokers.
Another source of this pollution seems to be smoke drifting or being re-circulated from one apartment (or hotel or dorm room) to another – a particularly insidious form of exposure since it can occur for many hours at night while people are asleep and therefore unaware.
How to Protect Your Family
The first step is to be sure every family member and friend is aware of the problem.
They should see if anyone sharing their heating system smokes and, if so, demand action.
They should join you in pressing for smoking bans outdoors (where more of the unnecessary exposure occurs), as well as restrictions in any multiple-dwelling buildings like apartments or condos, hotels and motels, dormitories, facilities for the elderly, etc.
Most importantly, says ASH, don't become complacent.
Support organizations like ASH which are successfully fighting for your rights as a non-smoker, even if you happen to live in a city where most indoor smoking is banned.
This study in Nicotine & Tobacco Research should be a wake-up call for all nonsmokers. Don't think the battle has been won – it hasn't, and YOU are still at risk.
See "Secondhand Smoke Exposure Pervasive in New York": LINK
Abstract from Nicotine & Tobacco Research LINK
E-CIGARETTES -- ASH Legal Complaint Hits E-Cigarettes: New Product Poses Dangers For Both Smokers and Nonsmokers
A new device for addicted smokers who want to be able to get their nicotine fix by "smoking" in places where smoking is prohibited, and do so by exhaling a cloud of "smoke" made up of a chemical which is both toxic and addictive.
This new product, already being sold and used in many U.S. cities, is called an e-cigarette.
It doesn't burn tobacco, but it does allow smokers to inhale – and to exhale into the air around them – the addictive substance nicotine which constricts blood vessels, increases the heart rate, and produces other changes in a body (especially in people not accustomed to it).
Most astonishingly, the product is now not subject to any regulation, so we have no way of knowing what other chemicals might also be given off when the user exhales into the air.
ASH to the Rescue
To help protect nonsmokers, and also smokers who might use the product instead of quitting, ASH has filed a formal legal petition demanding that it be regulated by the FDA.
Want to Sit Next to This Guy?
If you don't want people sitting next to you – in a waiting room, restaurant, bar, or any other area where smoking is now prohibited – using one of these devices to get around smoking bans, and forcing you and your loved ones to inhale deadly nicotine – please help now!
You can help by writing or making a FREE telephone call to the FDA to tell them you want e-cigarettes regulated now to protect both smokers and nonsmokers:
Food and Drug Administration
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TOPIC => Medical Devices, Radiation-Emitting Products.
I. The FDA has long asserted jurisdiction over nicotine as a "drug," and over devices which deliver nicotine as "nicotine delivery devices" – e.g., gum, patches, and so-called "smokeless cigarettes."
II. Indeed, it successfully asserted jurisdiction over a remarkably similar device known as "Flavor," which was also a white tube containing nicotine which looked very much like a cigarette.
III. The only challenge to the FDA's jurisdiction over nicotine was the Brown case, but that holding was very clearly limited to "tobacco products," and especially to normal cigarettes defined by federal law as containing tobacco, which Congress has often regulated, and the decision does not apply in any way to tubes containing nicotine.
IV. Because claims related to health have been made both directly and by implication about the new product, it is clear that it is intended to "affect the structure or any function of the body of man" and is therefore a "drug" under the statutory definition.
V. Having been put on notice by the wide-spread publicity about the product, a failure to even formally assert jurisdiction could stymy the FDA's power in the future by legal arguments in the nature of estoppel, latches, lack of clean hands, and unfairness – especially if the agency's failure to act were challenged in court.
VI. Any failure by the FDA to react decisively would also seriously undermine its credibility, and do so at a time when it has been widely criticized for failing to take decisive action regarding many other different products also clearly within its jurisdiction.
VII. Since nicotine is both a deadly and addictive drug, there is at least a reasonable probability that it could be causing harm both to the users – and to others in the vicinity – who inhale the vapor, and therefore the product should be appropriately regulated without further delay.
VIII. Even if the FDA holds that e-cigarettes' harmful effects are outweighed by its benefits – as it has with nicotine gum and patches – the FDA may nevertheless find it appropriate to require health-related warnings, and/or limit its sales (e.g., to adults upon presentation of proof of age), etc.
For a copy of ASH's legal petition, click on: http://ash.org/ecigpetition
Third Hand Smoke Can Pose Serious Risks for Nonsmokers, Especially the Most Sensitive
Third hand smoke" – "the invisible yet toxic brew of gases and particles clinging to smokers' hair and clothing" [NY TIMES] – has been labeled in the medical journal Pediatrics as "toxic" and as a cancer risk to nonsmokers of all ages, especially to children of parents who smoke only outside the family home.Full Text from Pediatrics LINK
Fortunately, says ASH, the law provides protection against exposure to this substance, previously known simply as "tobacco smoke residue," which contains highly carcinogenic compounds, heavy metals, hydrogen cyanide (used in chemical weapons), butane (used in lighter fluid), toluene (in paint thinners), arsenic, lead, and even radioactive Polonium-210 (used to murder a Russian spy).
A federal court has held that an employee whose health is adversely affected by tobacco smoke residue has a cause of action under the Americans With Disabilities Act [ADA] against an employer who refused to reduce this exposure in his workplace.
Also, a complaint by Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) recently forced a university to protect a woman and her unborn child whose health was threatened by tobacco smoke residue on the clothing of an office mate who smoked outdoors.
In the latter situation one doctor stated that "her sensitivity is also to the tobacco smoke residue on the person or clothing of a smoker, not just the smoke in the air. "
"Therefore, to protect her health, especially during her pregnancy, she should not be assigned to an office with someone who smokes during the work day."
Another doctor said that "smoking and second hand smoke have known effects on the placenta that carries nourishment to the baby."
"Therefore, to protect her health and the health of her baby, she should not be assigned to an office with someone who smokes during the workday, even if that person doesn't smoke in that room."
In addition to these two situations in which a nonsmoking man and woman (and her unborn child) were expressly protected from third hand smoke, several courts have recognized at least by implication the right of children to be protected from third hand smoke.
Among the judges in dozens of states which have issued court orders protecting children involved in custody disputes from smoking in the home, many have stipulated that there be no smoking 24 or even 48 hours before the child's expected arrival, thereby providing protection from third hand smoke.
In addition, in many of the states which now protect foster children from tobacco smoke, smoking is banned in the home even when the child is not present, another indication of the need to protect children from third hand as well as second hand tobacco smoke, says Banzhaf.
Indeed, says Banzhaf, who heads Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), as the dangers of tobacco smoke residue become more widely known, both judges and legislators are likely to extend to nonsmokers the same protections from third hand tobacco smoke the law now extends regarding tobacco smoke itself.
See "A New Cigarette Hazard" Third-Hand Smoke"
New York Times LINK
See "What is Third-Hand Smoke? Is It Hazardous?"
Scientific American LINK
ASH's Legal Letter Attacking Third Hand Smoke in an Office Setting http://ash.org/residueletter
Babies Absort Tobacco Smoke Residue at Home LINK
Children Exposed to Residues in Their Homes LINK
Test Can Help Detect Exposure to Residue in Home LINK
Smokers' Breath Can Be Harmful to Health, Especially to Children, the Elderly, and Those Especially Sensitive to Many Chemicals
That's the message from a new Australian study which showed that smokers who smoked only outdoors nevertheless emitted enough respirable suspended particles in their breath when they returned indoors to create air pollution which is "harmful" to children.
The study found that the chemicals in smokers' breath were sufficient to cause or aggravate respiratory illnesses including asthma, coughs, and colds among children in smokers' homes as compared with kids in homes with nonsmokers.
Respiratory illnesses were found to be much more prevalent in homes with smokers. Children exposed to higher air nicotine levels were three times more likely to have asthma or wheeze than those not exposed.
"This study suggests that society must go beyond merely protecting children from being in the presence of parents and others who smoke in their homes, and think about more effective measures to protect children from parents who smoke anywhere, " says ASH, which is leading the legal battle to protect children from tobacco smoke.
Judges in almost 75% of states have issued orders prohibiting smoking in homes to protect children involved in custody disputes.
But this study would permit the parent who obtained the order to go back and strengthen it, perhaps requiring the smoking parent to change clothing and use a mouthwash before the child visits, predicts ASH's John Banzhaf, who has helped nonsmokers obtain some of these court orders.
The same thing could happen in the dozen states which already prohibit parents from smoking in homes where foster children reside.
Although the study only validated the harm to children, it did show that "harmful" levels of several known toxic chemicals are present in the air of homes where a smoker resides but smokes only outdoors.
Therefore it is reasonable to assume that particle air pollution from smokers' breath inside homes or workplaces could also be harmful to workers with allergies or other special sensitivities, putting them at risk of asthmatic attacks which could even trigger a cardiac event.
Banzhaf notes that two legal actions attacking tobacco residues have already been successful. In the first it was held that the Americans With Disabilities Act [ADA] applied, and that the employer therefore had to make a reasonable accommodation to protect the nonsmoking employee from tobacco residues.
A second proceeding involved a woman who worked for a university which banned smoking in its offices, but did permit workers to go outside for a smoke.
Two doctors determined that the smoker's breath, and other tobacco residue from his clothing once he returned to the office, endangered the health of the woman as well as that of her unborn child. A formal complaint filed by Banzhaf resulted in immediate action to protect the woman.
"We've always known that a smoker's breath stinks. Now we know that it also creates indoor air pollution which can harm children and perhaps some adults."
See "Outdoor Smoking Affects Children Indoors": LINK
Abstract from Indoor Air: LINK
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Traditional college table tennis rivalries were sidelined earlier this month in NYC as four schools took part in a friendly round robin at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Organized by the FIT and New York University table tennis teams, the event also featured squads from Baruch College and NYU Poly.
While not every team in the division was present, the tournament served up a great opportunity for both new and returning players to gain valuable competitive experience, just in time for the upcoming Fall divisional tournament in November.
"College table tennis should be a great and continuing festival rather than two concentrated tournaments," said FIT coach Wayne Chin. "Having these friendly competitions fulfills the goals of promoting community, camaraderie, athleticism, and dedication to our beloved sport."
Teams were also able to give their new players a chance to impress. FIT freshman Yi-Fan Ma and NYU freshman Guangyue Liu, both 18, were particularly dominant. Ma won all but one of her matches, and Liu emerged from the tournament undefeated.
"This year FIT is lucky to have Yi-Fan join us," Chin said.
Ma, originally from Suzhou, received coaching during her elementary school years, but stopped training to focus on her studies. Come November, the fashion marketing and management major will be playing her first competitive match in six years.
With the success of this week's tournament, a pre-season friendly might just become a permanent fixture in the NYC Division calendar. But the next step is to get more schools, and perhaps other divisions involved.
"We got to meet new people, and play with people who have different styles," said 20-year-old NYU senior Saajan Patel. "But more participants in the future would be a big help."


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It is an exciting time at Baylor, and we invite you to explore our web site to learn more.
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NexGen Fast Facts
NexGen Fast Facts
Arts for NexGen LACMA is a free youth membership for anyone 17 years and younger. As NexGen members, kids and teens can make the museum a regular part of their lives. Visit the museum for free anytime and bring one adult guest for free general admission. Enroll in person at the museum or by mail.
Arts for NexGen LACMA es una membresía gratuita dirigido a todos los menores de 18 años de edad. Como miembros de NexGen los niños y adolescentes pueden convertir el museo en parte regular de sus vidas. Visita el museo gratis en cualquier momento y trae contigo a un invitado adulto que podrá beneficiarse de una admisión general gratuita. Inscríbete en el museo o por correo.
There are over 209,000 NexGen members to date! We are excited to have so many members and hope you will visit often.
What is general admission?
General admission includes collection galleries and most temporary exhibitions, with the exception of specially ticketed exhibitions. To visit specially ticketed exhibitions for free, among other benefits, adults may become members at higher levels. Kids are always free.
How much does NexGen cost?
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LACMA values families and the community. This is your museum—there is no catch.
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Anyone ages 17 and under, including babies. 18 year olds and over can join LACMA at the right level, beginning at just $30 a year for students.
Even babies can join?
Yes! Life long love of museums starts now.
How do we join?
You can sign up on site or fill out this form [PDF: 3.28 MB] with your child's name and date of birth. Include your address and email and we'll send you invitations to NexGen programs. If your child is under 13, a parent or guardian needs to sign the form.
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No need to renew. Your card is good until you turn 18. When you turn 18, consider Student or Individual level memberships for even more benefits.
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Ask your parent or guardian—but kids ages 13 and older are allowed to be at the museum by themselves. Bring your friends!
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Here are some tips for visiting the museum with kids:
Don't try to see everything. 20 minutes to one hour is plenty of time in the galleries. Remember, with NexGen you can come back as often as you like!
Let your child decide what to see. Ideas may come from their favorite things, hobbies, or a school project.
Not sure where to start? The modern art galleries on the 2nd floor of the Ahmanson Building are spacious, playful, and fun for families. Also try traveling the globe by visiting art from all over the world!
Have a seat—sit on the floor! (Just don't block any doorways.) Some galleries also have benches.
Look then ask. Start with, "What do you see?" Children are observant and wonderful storytellers. Let them tell you what is going on.
Burn off some wiggly energy in LACMA's sculpture gardens and park spaces.
Visit the Boone Children's Gallery. The welcoming staff will invite you to paint, read books, and hang out. Open until 5 p.m.
Make art and go on a tour at Andell Family Sundays—nearly every Sunday from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Relax, have fun and enjoy the moment!
Parking—the easiest parking for families is in the underground Pritzker Parking Garage on 6th Street at Ogden ($12) or street parking on 6th Street where the meters are free on Sundays!
Eating—Keep your energy up with lunch or a snack outside on the plaza or in the park. The LACMA Café has a kid's menu.
Bathroom breaks. The best bathrooms for families are in the Ahmanson Building 1st level and the plaza-level Art of the Americas Building.
NexGen members pick up their free tickets at any box office.
Before entering the galleries:
Talk about the rules. At school and at home we have rules. Museums are no different.
We can't touch the art. Touching art harms it; keep one adult arm length away.
Photography, with no flash, is allowed in some galleries. Ask the gallery attendant first.
Drawing or writing with pencil is allowed (not pen) and can be a fun in-gallery activity.
Talking about art is wonderful—using inside voices.
Walk. Save the running and jumping for the park!
Eating is only allowed outside. Have a snack on the plaza or grab something from Plaza Café.
NexGen encourages making LACMA a regular part of kids' lives. In making short visits often, the museum stays fresh and fun but also becomes a place of familiarity and comfort.


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The Featured Products section introduces our most recent kits and products, with an emphasis on the one-design models for NFFS and SAM competition.
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A school's Academic Performance Index (API) is a scale that ranges from 200 to 1000 and is calculated from the school's performance in the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program. The state has set 800 as the API target for all schools to meet.
Wilson C. Riles Middle School had an API growth score of 795 in 2012. California uses the Academic Performance Index (API) to measure annual school performance and year-to-year improvement. Wilson C. Riles Middle School's 2012 base score was 780 and the school did meet its 2012 school-wide growth target.
In 2010, Wilson C. Riles Middle School had 23 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The California average is 24 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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During the most difficult time of my son's and my life, administration in this school has not even extended a leaf of support, never mind a branch.
This is a simple awareness notice, in case your child struggles or is affected with any of life challenges, you will be informed. If you are like us, hopefully you can find the needed resources....
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I think the school does not step up and take care of there students. I feel that they do not follow thru with what they state they will take care. I would not want another one of children to go to this school. I hear all the time from my child that with the noon duties there that they have favorites and they office staff does as well.