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We'll be back at the Shuswap Theatre again with a fantastic line-up led by award-winning bluesman Tim Williams and a dynamite new duo Harrow Fair, who are Miranda Mulholland from the Great Lake Swimmers and Andrew Penner from the Sunparlour Players.
Along with the Blue Canoe, Shuswap Pie Company, and Shuswap Chefs, roots music fans will also be able to catch hot sounds of local and touring acts at the new Urban Market. To bring the evening home Music Crawl 2016, will for the first time, funnel down to the festival site for a rockin' good time at the Boogie Bar-N.
Columbian reggae band De Bruces A Mi and blues maestro David Gogo and his band will rock the Boogie Bar-N. Gates open at 7:00 and showtime is 8:30.
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Stay tuned, as ROOTS&BLUES will be announcing all the collaborative and thematic workshops and day side-stage concerts very soon.
Born in a tent, raised in a small cabin in a village on the shores of a glacial lake in the mountains of the Kluane region of the Yukon, Diyet proudly embodies her Southern Tutchone, Japanese, Tlingit and Scottish roots with a musical presence that is equally diverse and unique.
Diyet is Alternative Folk, Roots, Country and Traditional Aboriginal with catchy melodies and stories deeply rooted in her Indigenous worldview and northern life. She performs as a trio with husband and collaborator, Robert van Lieshout on guitar and foot percussion and multi-instrumentalist and Juno Award winning producer, Bob Hamilton.
"Vulnerable, true to life songs." — Vancouver Sun
Along with a concert set and workshop shows, Diyet will be front and centre along with Digging Roots and Crystal Shawanda for a concert focused on the music of the Grammy-nominated box-set Native North America, Vol. 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966–1985.]]>
Featuring nine new songs and tunes from all five founding band members, Stellar Jays is the latest in a series of CDs to win rave reviews for a trademark, old-time-infused bluegrass sound that respects tradition while advancing the music. The nomination of Stellar Jays for two 2007 Canadian Folk Music Awards follows praise such as this from Nashville Public Radio: "A masterpiece — a fascinating and fresh-sounding collection of tunes that incorporate the best elements of bluegrass and old-time into a killer new sound."
"On the evidence of Stellar Jays, John Reischman and the Jaybirds are in their prime as contemporary bluegrass musicians capable of
maintaining and extending the music's legacy," says Billboard.com.
As one Toronto reviewer stated – "Quartetto Gelato proves that they are indeed the "Cirque du Soleil" of classical music – always fresh, full of surprises, constantly re-inventing." And what other classical quartet can boast an oboe player who is also a master claw hammer banjo player?]]>
Pushing the boundaries of the genre, they have incorporated a wide range of influences to create a sound that is uniquely called 'Stoke Folk.' The band is best known for their dynamic, high-energy and engaging live show that leaves no dance floor vacant.
Shred Kelly has garnered themselves sold-out shows across Canada, performed at some of the Nation's premier festivals, and received a growing list of awards and recognition. They recently won 'Album of the Year' and 'Best Live Act' at 2015 Kootenay Music Awards and won a 2015 Western Canadian Music Award for 'Best Music Video' for their latest single 'Sing to the Night.'
Shred Kelly released their 3rd album – 'Sing To The Night' – on January 27th 2015. The new material shows the growth and depth that the band has explored throughout the creative process, and once again demonstrates their signature claw-hammer banjo riffs, layered ambient synth, powerhouse rock, and sweet vocal harmonies. Their acclaimed producer John Critchley (Elliott Brood, Dan Mangan, Amelia Curran, The Once) from Green Door Studios was a master at creating an album that pushed their creativity and gave Shred Kelly a new take on their signature sound, which translates perfectly onto an album, or a packed dance floor.
Sing to the Night named "Top 15 Most Anticipated Albums of 2015" – CBC Music
"Sing to the Night is a huge step forward for this young group." – Exclaim Magazine
"Shred Kelly's 'Sing to the Night' breaks from the pack and demonstrates a fresh, distinct sound. With great consistency, compelling tone, and overall fantastic music"– Aesthetic Magazine
"Free Press Folk Fest Faves – Favorite Big Blue @ Night Shows – Shred Kelly" – Winnipeg Free Press
Guitar builder, rugby player, carpenter, martial artist, climber, the list goes on and is reflected in his musical catalogue. Here is an artist who can't sit at home waiting for imagination to create the songs, rather he goes and finds the places in life where songs can be found.
His music, although acoustic guitar-driven, is not traditionally folk as such. There are touches of folk, rock and even country in his blend, it's true, but not so much of any one genre as to make the music easily categorisable. Pushed to make a comparison, to name names, you might find a trace of the Canadian songwriter Gordon Lightfoot in there but still, it's hard to pigeonhole him.
A talented, committed musician in his youth, Adrian Nation describes his first compositions as "the ramblings of a searching teenager". He may ramble less these days, but his search continues, and he has evolved into one of the most insightful and incisive songwriters of his generation.
Influenced at an early age by the genius of Bob Dylan and the melodic fluidity of Mark Knopfler's haunting guitar, Adrian's teenage eyes and ears were truly opened when the late Isaac Guillory "played the guitar like I had never seen" (Diamonds in the Stream). Reflecting on this experience Adrian says, "Suddenly the acoustic guitar was a much bigger instrument than I ever thought it could be. My mind was set."
Adrian is delighted to be returning to Canada following his highly successful 17 date tour in Alberta last November, to play the Salmon Arm Festival, swapping his toque for sunglasses and his skis for sandals!
"Adrian Nation reminds me of a young Martin Simpson – blessed with boundless boldness and unrestricted flair" (Roddy Campbell editor Penguin Eggs)
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His songs have been recorded by all of these artists and a number of others including Sneezy Waters and Randy Travis. A later collaboration with Tyson produced the title song for Ian's 2008 CD Yellowhead to Yellowstone and Other Love Stories. MacDougall's discography includes three solo albums: Gathering Time, heresay and Ghost Trains.
He also appears on the Alberta all-star compilation, Sorrow Bound: Hank Williams Re-Examined and The Gift, A Tribute to Ian Tyson, which features performances by various Tyson alumni and admirers. The Thorniest Rose, a download single was released in January 2012.
More comments about T Buckley Trio:
"One of the rising stars of the roots scene…" — Bob Mersereau – CBC
"The Trio are a tight fighting unit onstage, adept at near telepathic instrumental interplay and able to draw on a formidable list of far-flung originals and cover songs. " — Eric Volmers, Penguin Eggs
"The trio turn out warm, flowing melodies with a little grit on the edge that taps into a pure vein of country soul." — BEATROUTE Magazine
"Boom. I turned my head for a second, and a new generation of songwriters popped up in Calgary, shockingly professional and prolific, securing weekly residencies at top venues and the best players in town to accompany them. T. Buckley is one of those songwriters. In a matter of a few years, he has built a solid fan base in the city, toured across the country, and now released his second album…" — Gillian Turnbull, No Depression Magazine
"Buckley's musical bloom is a beginning, a redemption, like the dawn bruising your eyes in a truck stop after midnight." — Calgary Folk Music Festival


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Cornell Installs 6,766 Solar Panels as Part of NY-Sun
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo this month announced the second of three rounds of large-scale solar energy projects across the state as part of his NY-Sun initiative. In this round, $54 million has been awarded for large-scale solar energy projects that will add 64 MW to the state's solar capacity.
The awards go to 20 recipients to finance projects at 79 large-scale solar energy sites in 26 counties across the state. Installations will be located at businesses, factories, municipal buildings and colleges, including Cornell University.
The projects are meant to produce power for on-site use, not for direct sale to utilities. Under certain circumstances, however, unused power can be added to the grid in exchange for future utility credit.
The plans for Cornell University (pictured) call for Distributed Sun to install 6,766 solar photovoltaic panels on a 10-acre Cornell property site adjacent to the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport. Pending approval from the Town of Lansing and finalizing the developer agreement, the PV array will be Cornell's first large-scale solar project and is expected to produce about 2.5 million kWh annually, or about 1 percent of Cornell's total electricity use.
The array will also advance Cornell's Climate Action Plan, targeted to eliminate campus greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 by replacing fossil-fuel energy with renewable sources.
Distributed Sun also is including 10 solar panels for Cornell's academic use. This will include physical access to manipulate the 10 panels and access to the Web-based dashboard of the array's monitoring software. It is planned that real-time energy data will be publicly available on the Web as well.
The $54 million from the state announced this month and awarded through a competitive program, leverages $120 million in private investment, resulting in roughly $174 million in infrastructure projects. The first round of recipients in the NY-Sun Competitive PV Program was announced in April. Proposals for the third round are due August 29.
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You know what Zesty Guy I'm talking about.
1. So you're watching TV and then THIS MAN ENTERS.
2. And you can't look away, because um, HI, HELLO LOOK AT HIM.
3. Even though it's a health code violation to lick spoons in the kitchen…
4. …and it's probably not sanitary to cook half naked, IT DOESN'T MATTER.
5. BECAUSE HIS BUTT IS FEATURED PROMINENTLY. And that's what's important.
6. In real life, Zesty Guy is this man: Anderson Davis.
7. A fantastic human speciman.
8. An actual statue.
10. He also looks good with clothes on.
11. But duh, of course he does because he's perfect.
12. But let's go back to the place where it was love at first sight…
13. …on your couch, in sweatpants, with cheeto dust all over your fingers.
14. This is the man who made you miss your bathroom break.
15. And every bathroom break to come.
16. *Swoons* *Dies*
17. Zesty Guy for best guy.
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How important is it for Kansas to produce and invest in clean energy?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on December 16, 2013
"I think it's important."
"Very important. It's just the planet, so pretty important."
"Incredibly important, because Kansas is a beautiful state, and we owe it to our kids to keep it that way."
"I think it's pretty important. If that's what we're going towards, nation-wide, it's important to get on board."
Bob Smith 2 years, 6 months ago
What's been the result of the Germans' efforts to switch to renewal energy?http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/high-costs-and-errors-of-german-transition-to-renewable-energy-a-920288.html
Rae Hudspeth 2 years, 6 months ago
I don't think that question was asking what you think it was asking.
Clean energy includes nuclear power, and I'm willing to bet that the positive responses above may not have thought that was included. Maybe this will help: http://windcurrents.nrgsystems.com/2011/03/clean-energy-vs-renewable-energy-whats-in-a-name/
Larry Sturm 2 years, 6 months ago
It is very important for Kansas to invest in clean energy. BROWNBACK IS VERY BAD FOR KANSAS.
Larry Sturm 2 years, 6 months ago
Bart Johnson 2 years, 6 months ago
If the question had been worded differently, you would have gotten much more interesting answers. Asking about "kansas" spending money on this is too vague and what it really means is do you think someone else should spend money on this.
A better question would be to ask the people how much more in taxes would they be willing to pay for this. Then we would see how important they really think it is.
Jeff Kilgore 2 years, 6 months ago
To the poster above: why look at it only as a matter of taxes?
Capitalism, still the best economic system, is flawed by the lack of imagination of the public. The wind, as well as petroleum is thought of in Norway as a national treasure shared by all. As a result, Norway has more than $1,000,000,000,000 (1T) in its national treasury. Imagine what the worth of US utilities would be if energy were thought of as a shared good like national parks and lakes. It isn't that it couldn't be done. It's that it can't be imagined. Americans, evidently would rather see a few thousand people insanely rich instead of providing quality services for the masses. This lack of imagination, this system which challenges every single entity of life, is something that Americans simply can't see around. The government, as we all know, is evil. Just as the corporate leaders are god-like "job creators."
Although it would be the public's best interest to borrow from the Norwegian system, there is no way it could happen given our lack of imagination.
John Middleton 2 years, 6 months ago
Lack of imagination? More like lack of willingness of the 50% to pay any income taxes, much less the base income tax rate of 28% that everyone pays in Norway.
Bart Johnson 2 years, 6 months ago
"Capitalism... is flawed by the lack of imagination of the public. "
I should think just the opposite. Capitalism allows for the imagination of the public to flourish to it's maximum. The creative energy of capitalism can be seen in the toothpaste aisle at your local superstore. There are shelves upon shelves of different kinds of toothpaste. If the government produced toothpaste there would only be one kind.
"The government, as we all know, is evil."
Government is not per se evil. The initiation of violence against people and property is evil. It just so happens that governments tend to use violence or threats of violence more than any other group.
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Harris Paints offering 7% discount to low income house lot owners
Harris Paints and the Ministry of Housing on Monday signed a Memorandum of Under-standing that will enable owners of "low and moderate income" house lots to purchase paint at a 7% discount.
A release from the Ministry of Housing yesterday quoted the head of Harris Paints' Business Unit in Guyana, Terry White as congratulating Housing Minister Irfaan Ali for the work being done to provide Guyanese an opportunity to construct their homes.
White also announced that the 7% discount offer will be extended to staff of the Central Housing and Planning Authority and to the contractors responsible for works at the Ministry of Housing.
The release reported White as saying that at the end of a year the agreement will be re-examined and reviewed.
Ali is quoted in the release as saying "I am happy once again to be associated with another activity that embraces the Central Housing and Planning Authority's …focus on development through partnership. We are embracing this approach towards seeking the best prices and housing solutions especially for low income earners". He expressed gratitude to Harris Paints.
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SanDisk and Toshiba License Memory Technology IP from Intermolecular
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The companies' CDP with Intermolecular, specifically aimed at developing certain memory products, materials, processes and device technologies, was concluded on March 15, 2014. Under the terms of the exclusive license, SanDisk and Toshiba will prepay non-refundable royalties in quarterly installments over a predetermined period.
"We believe the memory technology developed within this Collaborative Development Program will result in a competitive advantage for SanDisk and Toshiba in the semiconductor memory market," stated David Lazovsky, President and CEO of Intermolecular. "The IP that has been licensed by these customers is the direct result of leveraging Intermolecular's High Productivity Combinatorial (HPC) technology platform to accelerate research and development. Beyond delivering value to our customers, this license further validates our unique business model for co-developing and licensing differentiated materials, process and device IP to leading integrated device manufacturers."
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Each year, more than 700,000 individuals, the vast majority of them men, return to communities throughout the U.S. after serving time in federal and state prisons, and another 11.4 million cycle through local jails. Research shows that, within three years of their release, as many as two-thirds of those who have completed their sentences are likely to be re-arrested, and within five years the proportion increases to three-fourths.
After being released, previously incarcerated individuals often face many barriers when re-entering society. With the lack of a competitive resume or employment credentials, income, housing, and health care, they find themselves facing many of the same risk factors that may have been contributing factors to conditions leading to their original offenses.
As we wrap up observances of Men's Health Month this June, it is vital to remember the importance of providing previously incarcerated individuals with opportunities to successfully re-enter their communities. Doing so will require a commitment to improving employment prospects, but also a focus on behavioral health.
Studies show that the majority of people who are incarcerated meet the criteria for having a mental and/or substance use disorder:
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's Trauma and Justice Strategic Initiative addresses the behavioral health needs of people at risk or involved with the criminal and juvenile justice systems. A variety of strategies, such as community-based grant programs, policy academies, and training and technical assistance are used to reduce the consequences of repeated arrests, and improve the behavioral health of those involved in the criminal and juvenile justice systems. One of the most recent grant programs, the Offender Reentry Program (ORP), has been implemented to expand and enhance substance use disorder treatment for individuals using re-entry services. This grant has been designed to help adults with substance use disorders who have been released from jail or prison, successfully return to their families and communities.
The HHS Office of Minority Health is also committed to advancing health equity among previously incarcerated individuals through a new Re-Entry Resource Page and grant funding. A new grant program to assist formerly incarcerated individuals, the Re-Entry Community Linkages (RE-LINK) program which was announced earlier this year, is designed to improve health outcomes for minority re-entrants in transition from jail to their communities. This grant will help community-based organizations provide linkages to health care, including behavioral health services, health care coverage, and other social services, such as housing, adult education, and employment assistance programs.
For additional information and resources, visit SAMHSA's Reentry Resources for Individuals, Providers, Communities and States page here.
For more information on the HHS Office of Minority Health, visit email@example.com.
For more information on SAMHSA, visit SAMHSA.gov.
Quasia Cowan and Mahogany Kankam are interns at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Juliet Bui, MSW, MPA, is a Public Health Advisor at the HHS Office of Minority Health.
At the heart of the Caribbean-American community is a sentiment to never forget your roots. A new life filled with opportunity greets many who journey to the mainland United States, but they never forget those whom they love and cherish back in their homeland. This is a sentiment that I, as the daughter of Haitian immigrants, reflect on during this Caribbean American Heritage Month.
In 2010, only eight days into a new position as Chief Medical Officer to the Assistant Secretary for Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), I was stunned by the news that a 7.0 earthquake had struck Haiti. My first response was to call my parents to see if they had made contact with our family in Haiti. My second response was to join the HHS team that was working on the disaster response. Upon arriving in Haiti to continue to aid in the recovery and rebuilding efforts, I was moved by the responsibility that I felt, not only as a federal official, but as a daughter of that land who wanted to undo the devastation that had been experienced by the people I loved so much.
Today, it is not a natural disaster but rather the Zika virus that is a public health crisis for the health and well-being of our families and loved ones here in the U.S. mainland, the U.S. territories, and in our beloved Caribbean nations. At HHS, we have faced other global health challenges, including the Ebola and Dengue viruses, and are working hard to provide the best resources to address this latest outbreak head on. Our top focus is to reduce the risk to pregnant women and women of childbearing age, as we have learned that Zika can cause microcephaly and other severe fetal brain defects.
Another critical area is educating people, including those who plan to travel to countries and territories impacted by the Zika virus, on the facts about the disease and how they can protect themselves and their families. For example, we are working to make sure that travelers returning to the United States from an area with Zika know that they should take steps to prevent mosquito bites for three weeks. These steps will prevent them from passing Zika to mosquitoes that could spread the virus to other people.
We're taking steps to combat Zika now. In April, HHS Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell announced $5 million in funding to 20 health centers in Puerto Rico to further combat the Zika virus disease. Earlier this month, additional funding was awarded to health centers in American Samoa and the U.S. Virgin Islands to fight Zika. Health centers are using this funding to expand voluntary family planning services, including contraceptive services, outreach and education, and to hire more staff.1 And to help increase public awareness across the nation, the HHS Office of Minority Health (OMH) is working with key partners and stakeholders to ensure that information on this global health issue reaches minority communities across the nation.
A newly created HHS OMH Zika Resource webpage consolidates a cross section of information on the Zika virus from the federal government, state resources and nonprofit organizations, including multilingual materials. OMH is also working in conjunction with other federal and local agencies to provide networks of promotores de salud, also known as community health workers, with culturally and linguistically appropriate materials to educate Latino and other minority communities about the Zika virus.
During this Caribbean American Heritage Month, let us empower our Caribbean-American brothers and sisters with information on how to protect ourselves from the Zika virus – both here and in the Caribbean. Similar to natural disasters, public health threats do not discriminate. In order to protect ourselves, sharing of information is instrumental to increase access to resources and services. It is a small step we can take to help educate the Caribbean-American community about how to maintain optimal health in the face of this health threat. We stand committed to working towards improving and strengthening the health of our nation and global community, and continue to stand as pillars of action and change in the United States and abroad.
For more information on the HHS Office of Minority Health visit www.minorityhealth.hhs.gov.
Find resources on Zika in English and Spanish
J. Nadine Gracia, MD, MSCE, is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Minority Health and the Director of the Office of Minority Health at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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As a former track and field sprinter, I still remember and admire my high school track coach whom we affectionately call "Mr. Z." He helped me to experience some of sports' great life lessons — leadership, teamwork, and perseverance — and a love of being fit and healthy. This June, sports fans have been served up a buffet of major events that exemplify all of these lessons: the NBA Finals rematch, the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Centennial Copa America, the French Open, the U.S. Open golf championships, and of course, the NCAA Track and Field Championships.
However, June is more than a sports feast. It is also Men's Health Month, which is an opportune time to remind men to live out their own passion for sports and other activities to help prevent illnesses such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Whether they are a former athlete turned Monday morning quarterback, or a weekend soccer warrior like my uncle, all men can turn their love of sports into a more active lifestyle. And staying physically active is even more important for men and boys of color, who fare worse across a broad range of health measures.
The leading causes of death for men of all racial and ethnic groups are heart disease, cancer, and unintentional injuries, such as falls, automobile accidents, and drug overdoses. Of these, heart disease is the leading cause of death for men of most racial and ethnic groups in the United States, including Blacks, American Indians/Alaska Natives, Hispanics, and whites. For Asian American and Pacific Islander men, heart disease is second only to cancer. And, Native Hawaiian men age 65 and over have a higher risk of diabetes-related potentially preventable hospitalizations than white men.
In addition to health status, minority men face hurdles in accessing certain economic opportunities, which also impact health. A men's health data brief published in 2015 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Minority Health (OMH) examined various social determinants of health for adult males in the United States and found that black, Latino, and American Indian/Alaska Native males generally fared poorly across most categories, including higher rates of poverty and lower levels of educational attainment.
However, there is hope. The President's My Brother's Keeper initiative is working to ensure that all young people can reach their full potential, including boys and young men of color. And because of the Affordable Care Act, 53.5 million men now have private health insurance that covers recommended preventive services at no cost, helping pave the way for millions of men to be as committed to regular medical check-ups as they are to their favorite sports team. The next game or match is an appointment we wouldn't dare miss. Men should treat their health just the same and commit to annual check-ups with their health care provider and regular physical activity. Men and boys can get active by engaging in regular physical activity or by following U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy's recommendation of walking at least 22 minutes a day. Even yard work, active chores around the house, or walking the dog all count as wins for your health, as well as score points with your family!
To learn more about Men's Health Month and the Office of Minority Health's resources and information on men's health, click here.
Ed. note: This was originally published on the womenshealth.gov blog.
Today, we'll change tomorrow. –The United State of Women Summit
That's right. With what we choose to do today — whether it's standing by our game-changing ideas or using our voices to stand up for our communities — we are helping build a healthier and happier generation of women and girls. As women, I believe it's our responsibility to stand together and build on what those before us have done so that we can continue to make strides toward improving the well-being of women and girls.
At the United State of Women Summit, convened by the White House, 5,000 people from across the country and around the world will spend two days (June 14 and 15) reflecting on the incredible things done by and for women and girls over the past few years, as well as discuss the steps we still need to take to improve their lives. The Summit will focus on six topics including health and wellness, violence against women, economics, entrepreneurship, education, and leadership. While day one of the Summit is by invitation only, key parts of the Summit can be accessed via webcast at www.theunitedstateofwomen.org. On day two, many federal agencies will host events that go into depth on some of the specific issue areas, including one here at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), entitled United State of Women: Healthy Women, Healthy Families. I am thrilled to be kicking off the HHS session, which will be focused on the positive impact the Affordable Care Act has had on women's and girls' health. You may view the live webcast at
The Affordable Care Act is truly the best thing to happen for women's health since the enactment of Medicare and Medicaid. The health care law has expanded coverage, made coverage more affordable, and increased the quality of coverage for women and all Americans. Need some examples?
Talk about progress! The Affordable Care Act has helped us reach a turning point in women's health, and the Summit is designed to acknowledge that. I hope you'll join us as we celebrate this exciting time. Here's how you can participate:
You can also watch the United State of Women video message to hear some of the most influential women talk about working together to help all women succeed.
Dr. Nancy C. Lee is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health and Women's Health and Director at the Office on Women's Health
Ten years ago, I was invited to participate in the Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Summit in California to present Research Challenges for Small Populations: The Pacific Islander Case. The experience was transformative—I found myself in the midst of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) elders and leaders passionately committed to social justice and improving conditions for Pacific Peoples. The discussions that day confirmed the need to show that the health needs of small populations matter. And with that, I began a journey inspired by NHPI stakeholders to advocate for high quality disaggregated data—data that teases out granular information—on the NHPI population. Because information on subpopulations within the NHPI was inadequate at the time, we took up the challenge to create it. And in public health, it is important to collect detailed race and ethnicity data in order to identify health disparities and develop interventions.
Through funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, the Pacific Islander Health Study (PIHS), completed in 2012, provides the first representative epidemiological study on the health and healthcare utilization of two Pacific Islander subpopulations—Samoan and Tongan adults and adolescents residing in California. The PIHS showed that statistically reliable data could be collected on small populations and be comparable to data collected at the state and national level. The PIHS also showed that survey methods typically applied to large populations could also be successfully applied to small populations in a cost effective manner.
The PIHS applied a multistage cluster sample framework to collect data on two large Pacific Islander populations in California which could then be weighted to represent all Samoans and Tongans living in the state. By using validated questions drawn from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) and the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS), the results from the PIHS compare directly to state and national health patterns, providing an invaluable tool to accelerate health equity and eliminate health disparities. This survey method can now be applied to US-affiliated Pacific Islands.
PIHS results and methodology have appeared in peer reviewed journals and at numerous conferences and meetings, as well as a Harvard doctoral thesis. The 2nd edition of the PIHS study results will be released in June 2016. Key findings will be presented at three upcoming events:
To receive a notification when the Pacific Islander Health Study is released, visit the HHS Office of Minority Health website at minorityhealth.hhs.gov and sign up for OMH email updates.
Dr. Panapasa is a currently faculty research scientist in the Program for Research on Black Americans at the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research. She is the principal investigator for numerous projects, including the Pacific Islander Health Study and the assessment of federal data on Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders.


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RUSSELL CROWE'S recent split with wife Danielle Spencer appears to have been the catalyst for his decision to sell out of the Rabbitohs.
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South Sydney Rabbitohs reassure their fans that the NRL club is in good health after confirming that Russell Crowe will look for a buyer for his stake in the club.
Crowe advised South Sydney officials several weeks ago he was considering selling his half of the 75 per cent stake in the club that the actor purchased with business partner Peter Holmes a Court in 2006.
The notification followed revelations on October 15 that he and Spencer's marriage had broken up after nine years.
It has been reported that a divorce settlement could cost Crowe $25 million but he indicated on Sunday that scaling back his involvement with Souths was more about trying to save the marriage than raise cash.
In an email confirming the decision to Fairfax Media columnist and Channel Nine reporter Danny Weidler, Crowe said he was still as passionate as ever about the Rabbitohs.
''My family situation has changed,'' Crowe said. ''I have to address personally how busy I have made my life outside of my actual job. It doesn't change anything at the club level. I will always be a South Sydney supporter and member, as I have been, man and boy, South Sydney 'til I die.
''If I have any chance of keeping my family together, I have to simplify my life where I can.''
Holmes a Court, who has taken a back seat at the Rabbitohs in recent seasons, praised Crowe's efforts to help turn the club around since 2006. However, it is unclear the 37.5 per cent stake purchased by Holmes a Court after Rabbitohs members voted in 2006 to privatise the club will also be sold.
''Russell has today announced that this will be his last season as an owner of the Rabbitohs,'' Holmes a Court said. ''There are so many great things that he has done over the last six seasons that will never be seen.
''One thing that will always stay with the club is his pursuit of excellence in everything we do, a drive that has to be seen to be believed.
''This passion and focus is now in the club's DNA and it won't ever leave. All praise for him: for his investment, his passion, his time and his love of the Rabbitohs. I consider myself fortunate to have been by his side for some of the ride.''
Souths chairman Nicholas Pappas and chief executive Shane Richardson will hold a press conference on Monday
NRL officials were unaware of Crowe's decision until contacted on Sunday but had no concerns about Souths' financial situation. ''We haven't had any official notification about that at all,'' NRL interim CEO Shane Mattiske said. ''South Sydney over the last six years have become one of the leading clubs in terms of membership and sponsorship.''


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Morning Glory
2010 Directed by Roger Michell
Breakfast TV just got interesting.
When hard-working TV producer Becky Fuller is fired from a local news program, her career begins to look as bleak as her hapless love life. Stumbling into a job at "Daybreak" (the last-place national morning news show), Becky decides to revitalize the show by bringing on legendary TV anchor Mike Pomeroy. Unfortunately, Pomeroy refuses to cover morning show staples like celebrity gossip, weather, fashion and crafts – let alone work with his new co-host, Colleen Peck, a former beauty queen and longtime morning show personality who is more than happy covering morning "news." As Mike and Colleen clash, first behind the scenes and then on the air, Becky's blossoming love affair with fellow producer, Adam Bennett begins to unravel – and soon Becky is struggling to save her relationship, her reputation, her job and ultimately, the show itself.
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I dislike the term 'guilty pleasure'. That may surprise some people as I've used it before, but I think I may retire it. I think that if something is pleasurable, then you shouldn't feel guilty for it (unless that pleasure is some kind of sex crime, in which case, you probably should).
People define a guilty pleasure as something you know is bad, but you still love it despite those obvious flaws. This would be something like Transformers, Independence Day, Resident Evil etc. All films that have incredibly glaring flaws but are still fun to watch even though they are bad. As much as I get that, I still don't like the concept of feeling guilty for any piece of…
I am sympathetic to the stigma that morning 'news' programs have when compared to its primetime counterparts; their news carry a fluffier shape than the sharp edge that penetrates our perspective of our world and update our mindset of the world with information that is tragically significant rather than something almost artificially comfortable. Entertainment is the key word to describe the agenda of the morning news programs; it takes on a hybrid form in ensuring a more accessible audience. When I hear another individual shut down the integrity of its concept and those responsible in sustaining it, when appropriate, I defend their presence as it barely deserves the harsh criticisms that it receives.
Although I do not adore these programs…
If you enjoy hearing Harrison Ford say the word "frittata" then holy crap have I got a movie for you (he's actually really good, too).
I suspect Harrison Ford wasn't acting very much, but Rachel McAdams knocked it out of the park – she was quirky and honest and human. The story has a very regular structure, but the writers threw in enough tiny, unexpectedly human details that it really tugs at your heart strings. I found it inspiring.
Today was a tough day at work and this one is a guilty pleasure of mine. Harrison Ford is awesome as an absolute grump - his best performance since Bladerunner in a crazy kinda way. Also, I find Rachel McAdams as watchable as the rest of the internet finds Jennifer Lawrence.
Recommended fluff.
Morning Glory has a certain energy that's often missing from comedies these days. Everything's snappy and zippy, and if perhaps it has its weak parts - the love story between McAdams and Wilson is just filler, for instance - it doesn't dwell on them for too long before moving on to the next thing on its agenda.
The story of a plucky young career woman having to prove herself at a new job is a familiar one, and when you take into consideration that she has to deal with cranky old people at her work, it's not surprising to find out that writer Aline Brosh McKenna also penned The Devil Wears Prada four years prior. The formula still works, though,…
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too long, have good comedic value, wouldn't watch again, kind of boring. i did like harrison ford's perdormance tho and he way his coice never changed tone. i thought that was clever
This minus the trite romance, the eye-rolling fairy tale ending and the same old characters would make for a fun movie. Harrison Ford has a few funny lines and he certainly nails the delivery, everything else is just the same old story
Fantástico reparto con un guión que practicamente se va escribiendo solo, intercalando buenos gags visuales con escenas que fuerzan demasiado la credibilidad (aviso de destripe: ¿una entrevista de trabajo con la competencia a la que vas en horario de trabajo, con el móvil encendido y que mientras la haces estás viendo la tele?). Pero en conjunto la película se deja ver con gusto
This is such a little gem of a movie. Harrison Ford is hilarious and his scenes with Diane Keaton are wonderful as they engage in "banter". Ditto for Rachel McAdams who really should get more leading roles. Not just as "the female lead" but as the leading actor and actual main character.
A funny grumpy Harrison Ford, brilliant as ever Diane Keaton and Rachel Adams, perky and quirky. Nothing unusual or new but.... funny all the same. And when you throw in Jeff Goldblum, things can not be too bad!
Following your dreams is a passion that I have carried with me for my entire life. From the first time my parents told me I could be whatever I dreamed of, I listened. As I got into my college years and now after, I feel as though at some point I was supposed to realize that following one's desires is not what your parents made it out to be. Instead, I continue (slowly but surely) to chase every aspect that I imagined in my younger years. "Morning Glory" carries those same sentiments.
Rachel McAdams, one of the best young actresses on the scene today, plays Becky Fuller, an early morning television producer. When you first meet Becky, she has a…
This film can only be described as cute and cuddly with a cracking soundtrack including songs by Newton Faulkner and Natasha Bedingfield. The only let down I found with it was it took a bit of time to get started.
Morning Glory is a film from Bad Robot. Yes, that's right, J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot. It is unlike anything they had ever done and pretty much unlike anything they have ever done since.
With that being said, the movie itself, about a girl trying to make a career in the TV world, is a fun little piece of romantic fluff but nothing more than that. There is nothing here that particularly stands out from any other film in this genre and it pretty much hits all the predictable beats one would expect.
With that being said though, it also features an awesome cast that give it everything and make for an entertaining hour and forty. Harrison Ford is awesome as…
This film has somewhat disappeared into obscurity - certainly, I was only reminded that it existed when looking for something for both my wife and I to watch together and came across it.
But it's actually fantastically entertaining. Rachel MacAdams is the producer of a failing morning TV show hosted by Diane Keaton. To bring up the ratings, she decides to employ Harrison Ford, an aging reporter who only does "serious" news and who is bitter and disgruntled about being on morning TV.
The rest of the story, of course, is how she gets it all to work and saves the show's rating.
Possibly the reason this film disappeared is because it doesn't fit into an easy category. It's not…
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