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(WOMENSENEWS)--When Ernesta D. Ballard, an avid society gardener, first got involved with the burgeoning women's rights movement in the early 1970s it shocked her contemporaries in the elite society of Philadelphia. She even received hate mail telling her to "go back to your petunias."
Ernesta D. Ballard, life-long activist
Undaunted by that criticism, Ballard worked on redefining the role of women in her society. She balanced both roles, becoming president ofthe state's Horticultural Society as well as founding the Pennsylvania Women's Campaign Fund, the National Organization for Women, Women's Way and becoming an active member of the Republican Pro-Choice Coalition.
At 83, Ballard is humble about her accomplishments and recounts why she chose to serve on the first national elected board of NOW with a no-big-deal attitude.
"I established the Philadelphia chapter of NOW and joined some political caucus, but that didn't influence people who weren't right here," Ballard says. "I wasn't trying to influence a lot of people. I was just tired of being somebody's daughter, somebody's wife, somebody's mother, so I got involved."
Ballard married at 19 and had four children in close succession, as she was expected to. But one breakdown and hours of counseling later, Ballard realized that she didn't want to do what was expected anymore.
In 1963 she melded her passion for gardening with her business sense and became the first woman to head the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, which now receives national recognition for the Philadelphia Flower Show.
"I have been a successful woman in my professional field. I ran the flower show and made it what it is," Ballard says. "I have been very influential in this work and I sort of push the idea that women have to be put in a better position. But the thing that has the biggest impact is just the image that I am doing it, as a woman."
She began to support the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League and was a leading proponent for the Equal Rights Amendment. By the mid-1970s, Ballard began to realize that those working for women's well-being were starved by traditional sources of philanthropy. She became one of the founders of Philadelphia's Women's Way, the nation's oldest and wealthiest women's funding federation. She served as its first chair in 1977 and remained involved, participating in the organization's recent strategic planning sessions. This year, Women's Way raised $1.48 million to assist women's organizations.
"We still play on a badly slanted socio-economic playing field," Ballard told a recent interviewer, "often against heavy odds."
Susan Burton, founder,
A New Way of Life foundation
Susan Burton has been a cocaine addict and a convict. Now she is an angel of mercy, or so many believe.
At any given time, this 51-year-old has up to eight women living in her home in South Central Los Angeles as a temporary safe zone after being released from prison. Burton founded A New Way of Life foundation to give minority women a chance to escape the cyclical pattern of incarceration by finding them job training and social treatment programs.
"I realized there was a lack of social services that contributed to the condition of communities of color. The injustice angered me," says Burton, who started the program three years ago. "My goal is to create a space for women to heal as they are released and decrease the number of women being returned to prison."
Burton herself was incarcerated six times for a series of drug and prostitution charges and was paroled for the last time in 1995. For the next two years she fought her inner demons and emerged a sober, stronger woman in 1997. Burton struggled and saved enough from what she earned working as nurse for the elderly to buy a modest three-bedroom house in the Watts section of Los Angeles. Every month she returns to the prison she called home for 12 years to offer her help to women committed to leaving that way of life.
"The biggest challenges I have faced running A New Way Of Life out of my home is finding time and space for myself and funding to keep it going," says Burton, now also working on expanding her program into the community with more houses. "Even though I have not been federally funded, I have received an abundant amount of encouragement both from individuals and the community. I am very grateful the doors have remained open, the beds full and food on the table."
Martha Burk, chair,
National Council of Women's Organizations
The game of golf is anything but relaxing for Martha Burk. This chair of the National Council of Women's Organizations wrote a polite letter to the elite Augusta National Golf Club protesting its no-women-members policy. The club's intense response set off a whirlwind of news coverage that ultimately touched Tiger Woods, CBS and The New York Times.
Through it all, Burk has remained a cool-headed advocate for facts and fairness.
Each April, the Augusta National Golf Club is home to the prestigious Professional Golf Association's Master's tournament that draws in tons of revenue for the club and viewers for CBS. Augusta is also home to one of the last remaining boys-only clubhouses in the nation. Although Augusta allows women to play the course, club chairman William "Hootie" Johnson told the press he "refused to be bullied" into letting them become members.
"It's the home of the Master's; it is highly symbolic," Burk says. "It reminds women of the glass ceiling and unequal pay and all the reasons women are running second in America."
Although the effort to integrate Augusta is the most visible issue Burk has campaigned on, it is hardly the first. From serving on the board of directors of Wider Opportunities for Women to coaching her son's baseball team, Burk has always strived to push women to where they belonged, but weren't always welcome.
"I've always been an activist," Burk says. "Would people who knew me back then be surprised at what I'm doing now? I doubt it."
Burk is a psychologist and women's equity expert who co-founded and now heads the Center for Advancement of Public Policy, a research and policy analysis organization in Washington. She has served on the Commission for Responsive Democracy, the Advisory Committee of Americans for Workplace Fairness, the Sex Equity Caucus of the National Association for the Education of Young Children and the board of directors for the National Organization for Women. She remains active on a number of advisory boards, including that of Women's Enews.
Burk is also a syndicated columnist and a regular guest on the PBS show "Debates, Debates." She has been published in all the major news organizations and is a constant, outspoken voice for equality.
Luisa Cabal, attorney,
Center for Reproductive Law and Policy
"In my case, I have found a voice in the law that has allowed me to speak up and seek justice," Cabal says. "It is a voice that refuses to be silenced, and that is there to speak for women like Paulina, who exist in our communities and whose rights continue to be violated."
The Center for Reproductive Law and Policy is a nonprofit legal advocacy group that works to secure women's reproductive rights as part of fundamental human rights worldwide. The organization is working to create new laws and policies to guarantee basic rights such as access to adequate health care and a woman's right to choose.
Before joining forces with the center, Cabal, a native Spanish speaker, was a foreign associate in the Latin American Practice Group of Gibson, Dunn, and Crutcher, LLP, a prominent Los Angeles-based law firm. She also served as an advisor in Colombia to both a United Nations program and an internal governmental programs aimed at increasing both human rights and reproductive rights. She received her law degree from Columbia University in New York in 1997, where she focused on human rights, gender and the international law.
"I am and will continue to work in this field because I think I can make a difference," Cabal says. "I know there are many challenges ahead, in many areas that touch women's lives. I would hope that in 10 years we can live in a world where women's choices are fully respected, and that governments create the social and economic conditions that will enable women to fully exercise those choices."
Esther Chavez Cano, founder,
Casa Amiga rape-crisis center
From her tattered home in the Mexican border town of Cuidad Juarez, Esther Chavez Cano wrote in an e-mail that she was embarassed yet grateful to be recognized for establishing and running the only rape-crisis center in a city of almost 1.5 million residents. Cano opened Casa Amiga, loosely translated as "Friend's House," in 1999 to provide a place where victims of domestic violence and sexual assault can receive medical, legal and psychological aid. She works with a small, mostly volunteer staff to serve the entire town of Juarez, fighting opposition from a Mexican government that has yet to solve a series of murders and disappearances of at least 280 women and girls in the town over the last 10 years. Last year, the center served 5,803 clients, including 1,172 new cases.
The center sprung from Cano's fight to end feminicidio, or the unsolved crimes against women in her town.
"Before, we were unable to advance in the fight to eradicate feminicidio on the border, so the idea of opening a center to support survivors of the violence was born," Cano says.
In addition to serving as a rape-crisis center and a safety zone for battered women, Casa Amiga serves as a hub of a growing political and social movement to stop domestic violence, led by Cano as an outspoken advocate of women's rights in Mexico. She began an educational program that teaches local women about sexual abuse. She has fought for stronger punitive laws for rapists and staged demonstrations against a proposed governmental ban on abortions.
For her tireless work she garnered the "Woman Helps Woman" award in 1997 from the International Optimist's Club and was recognized as a "Woman Pioneer" by the Feminist Majority in 1999. Her picture also graces the latest promotional advertisements for Eve Ensler's "V-Day" Celebration. Cano also was a recipient of the Maria Lavalle Urbina National Prize in April, 2002, for her brave work for a decade to defend women's rights in Ciudad Juarez.
It's easy to spot an Eileen Fisher clothing ad. The models, attired in Fisher's trademark breezy and colorful ensembles, look surprisingly like women of ordinary weight and height.
That's because many of them aren't professional models. They've been plucked from the employee rank and file for the dual purpose of advertising Fisher's unaffected clothing designs and holistic business philosophy--a potent combination that has enabled her to expand to 25 Eileen Fisher stores across the United States and Canada in less than 20 years.
Fisher built her thriving endeavor with the belief that success is not just about achieving financial prosperity, but how you get there. Her goal is not only to design a popular clothing line, but to create a business environment in which her employees find joy and satisfaction in their work as well.
"People say our company is like our clothing--simple and authentic," says Fisher. "I think that the clothing is just a symbol of the work we do. And what we do is how we are with each other every day."
Employees say they're encouraged to lead a balanced life--to grow within the company and to develop interests outside the job. Through the company's wellness program, for instance, employees receive yearly financial stipends for massages, dance or yoga classes, as well as for educational courses. The company's social accountability program partners with other socially responsible businesses to monitor foreign manufacturers, ensuring that those factory workers also receive decent working standards. The company's community involvement program assists women across the United States who are in a crisis or seeking financial independence.
Fisher, 52, grew up during the counterculture 1960s in a close-knit family that included five sisters. "We hung together and played with clothes, and we were there for each other." Her first season in 1984 highlighted four basic pieces; she created the entire line for $350. Today her subtly evolving clothing line has become synonymous with comfort and ease.
"We support women to be themselves," says Fisher. "The general idea is that by being fully who we are, we don't have to work hard at changing the world. It happens by connecting. Because when we're comfortable in our bodies and selves, it leaves us feeling alert, alive, and present in order to make a difference."
Swanee Hunt, founder,
Women Waging Peace
The life of an ambassador is difficult for a woman with children: lots of travel, a macho work culture, and sometimes dangerous sociopolitical situations. As U.S. ambassador to Austria and a mother of three, Swanee Hunt not only changed the way the position worked, but the structure of Eastern European politics as well.
"In Vienna, I remade that job, reforming it in a way that made it possible for a woman with children to do it, instead of making it simply for elderly men," Hunt says.
She also made a difference for women in Austria, developing policies and programs to address women's roles in wartime, and worked with women leaders throughout post-communist Eastern Europe to establish their positions in burgeoning democracies. In that capacity, Hunt was named "Woman of Peace" by the Together for Peace Foundation in Rome for her efforts in Europe, capped by her work with Bosnian women and religious leaders uniting across former battlefields.
Hunt returned to the U.S. and created Women Waging Peace and runs the Women and Public Policy School Program at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, where she emphasizes the role of women as initiators of the nation's policy agenda. This year, her course focuses on stopping the commercial sexual exploitation of women, increasing women's position in the economies of developing countries and closing the gender gap in electoral politics.
"I am making an impact at Harvard," Hunt says, "by bringing a strong woman's voice and helping the faculty and women students here amplify their voices."
For a woman who planned church activities and took care of her family until she hit 30, Hunt has accomplished a great deal in a very short time--and she is beginning to see the rest of the nation catching up.
"I would say the trend line is on the right direction. You can look at the policies that impact women and you can look at women who impact policy," Hunt says. "There is much more consciousness that public policy needs to be examined with a gender lens, and the number of women in decision-making positions is growing steadily. We are getting closer to parity."
Eileen Fisher biography by Ann Farmer.
--Julie Leupold is a freelance writer in New York.
For more information:
Ernesta D. Ballard
Women's Way:
Susan Burton
We have been given . . . A New Way of Life:
Martha Burk
National Council of Women's Organizations:
Luisa Cabal
Center for Reproductive Law and Policy:
Esther Chavez Cano
Casa Amiga
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Eileen Fisher
Swanee Hunt
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Hideo Shima, (born May 20, 1901, Osaka, Japan—died March 18/19, 1998, Tokyo, Japan) (born May 20, 1901, Osaka, Japan—died March 18/19, 1998, Tokyo, Japan) Japanese engineer who , designed and supervised the construction of the world's first high-speed train. Shima, the son of a prominent railway engineer, graduated from Tokyo Imperial University in 1925. He joined the then state-run Japanese National Railways to design steam locomotives. By 1948 he had worked his way up to head of the rolling stock department, but he resigned three years later after taking responsibility for a fire at Yokohama station that killed more than 100 people. He worked for a time at Sumimoto Metal Industries but was asked by the president of the national railways to return as chief engineer. He soon began designs for the Shinkansen ("new trunk line"), a 515-km (320-mi)-long high-speed train line between Tokyo and Osaka. Shima oversaw the project until 1963, when he was forced to resign owing to escalating production costs. (The mostly straight tracks required construction of 3,000 bridges and 67 tunnels.) The project was completed just in time for the 1964 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, but Shima was not invited to the opening ceremony. The Shinkansen was the world's first train to reach top speeds above 209 km/h (130 mph). This bullet train, named after its aerodynamically shaped head, featured wide-gauge tracks, air suspension, and individually motorized cars instead of a sole front engine. Because the tracks were not shared with other trains, safety and punctuality were unprecedented. Despite the costs, Shinkansen rapidly expanded in the following years, and the train became a symbol of Japan's postwar economic prowess. After his resignation Shima continued to advise railway officials, especially on safety issues. In 1969 he began a new career as head of the National Space Development Agency. That same year he became the first non-Westerner to receive the James Watt International Medal of Great Britain's Institution of Mechanical Engineers. In Japan he was awarded the Order of Cultural Merit in 1994.
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The chili pepper, a hotly pungent variety of Capsicum was first cultivated by the people of Central and South America in around 3000BC. Columbus brought seeds back to Europe in 1493, and from there it has spread to the cuisines of the entire world. The pre-Hispanic Americans believed the chilli to contain medicinal qualities and modern science has confirmed the nutritional values, containing high levels of vitamins A and C, along with vitamins E and B1-3. (spelling of chili can be with one or two letter "l"s.) Natural diversification and biotechnology have produced hundreds of varieties, differing greatly in hotness, size shape, and ranging in colours from orange to red to yellow to green. They can be eaten fresh, pickled, or preserved by drying in the sun. Perhaps the world's most famous chilli is the Jalapeño, the stubby green variety from the city of Jalapa, on Mexico's gulf coast. The Chilpotle chilli is a dried and smoked Jalapeño that is spicier than the green version and usually available in a pickled form. Other famous varieties of chilli include the extremely hot Habenero (or scotch bonnet), the birds-eye, the Thai, and the tiny Pequin, which is the fiery base for Tabasco sauce. Organic food is produced by farmers who emphasize the use of renewable resources and the conservation of soil and water to enhance environmental quality for future generations. Organic meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products come from animals that are given no antibiotics or growth hormones. Organic food is produced without using most conventional pesticides; fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients or sewage sludge; bioengineering; or ionizing radiation. Before a product can be labeled "organic," a Government-approved certifier inspects the farm where the food is grown to make sure the farmer is following all the rules necessary to meet USDA organic standards. Companies that handle or process organic food before it gets to your local supermarket or restaurant must be certified.


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From a single office opened in 1990 we now have a network of estate agency, Lettings and Land & New Homes offices spanning North East Surrey and South West London Three of the original directors Christopher Lines, Martin Humphreys and George Morgan are actively involved in the day to day running of the company ensuring continuity of the service ethos which has been the bedrock of our continued expansion in the near future.
Christopher Lines Managing Director reports that further expansion is in the pipeline which will add to the groups network and increase its areas covered over time.
Our priority is to provide the most efficient and professional service possible in order to afford added value to the property selling and letting process, namely presentation, regular updates on transactions , feedback on the results of viewing appointments and a special service offering our 21 day pre booked review appointments on a one to one basis between the client and the office Manager Director KEEPING YOU ADVISED OF THE PROGRESS TRANSACTION EVERY STEP OF THE WAY AND LISTENING TO YOUR THOUGHTS WITH REGARD TO YOUR PROPERTY ensuring the highest level of service provision to get the desired result.
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I am an experienced visual Artist, Animator, Designer and self-taught Developer and Producer for several successful flash-based games.
I've learned a huge amount producing my own games and even managed to earn a living off one or two of them!
I'm at the point now where I'd like to work with the best in the business and be involved in bigger, more awesome games.
My skill set is firmly in art and animation, but one day I aim to be a game artist, designer and creative director.
In the Flood Runner series, you have to run and stay ahead of the flood, avoid obstacles and in some cases, destroy the enemies.
Flood Runner takes the running platform genre to the next level.
There are many areas to explore, giant creatures to battle and items and upgrades to aquire.
Flood Runner 4 is the latest version of the Flood-Runner™ Series.
Features in-game achievements and an Upgrade system. Released mid 2012.
Read JayIsGames Review
Watch Promo Clip
Released in the first quarter of 2011, it has currently over 10 million plays world-wide and counting. It averages 20K plays per day.
Flood Runner 3 is a Mochi Flash Game Friday Winner. View blog.
Read the Flood Runner 3 Review from JayIsGames here.
Flood Runner 2 is the popular one in the Flood-Runner™ Series.
Released in the first quarter of 2010, it has currently 15 million plays and counting.
It has over 2 million Facebook Likes, and over 87K Google+ Likes on Miniclip.com alone.
Flood Runner 2 was chosen to show off the performance of the Tegra chip. View Clip.
Flood Runner is the first game in the Flood-Runner™ Series.
Due to its popularity, I decided to add more to the series.
Released in the last quarter of 2009.It has currently 8 million plays and counting.
Zombie Slicer™ is a fighting game.You collect coins to purchase new swords, shields and outfits.There is a combo system, and 30 levels of upgrading to do. New moves and magic ice moves to unlock.
View the Promo here.
Monkey Boy was one of my first attempts at creating a game back in 2004.
It came full of bugs, but was still fun to make and play around with.
In the game all you do is collect the red gem in each level to progress while jumping
off walls and avoiding obstacles.
DEFEND THIS, is a tower defence game.
The genre is popular and In wanted to see what I could build.
This game is nameless, although 'Global Cooling' rung a bell with me.
The idea was that the menu screen was your house. As you progressed in the game, your
house would get bigger and better and the environment would become cleaner and greener.
By exploring the world, you would collect items and parts and build necessary equipment,
such as solar power panels and running water.
This game is based on the board game 'RISK'.
The idea is to rule the lands and conquer your enemies.
The battle system would rely on your dice throwing skills to take over the adjacent
piece of land.
Elemental is a game I built in 2004 for a company I worked for at the time.
It was my first platformer game.
I have learnt alot since making this game. Maybe I will try bring it back to life.
It had such a cool endding :)
This game I made for myself. I love ninjas, so I built a small game.
Story: When walking your puppy, it suddenly gets run over by a crazy old lady and she
drives off. You see a helicopter on the roof of a near by building. You break in, and over come obstacles to get to the helicopter in order to persue the old lady.
next thing you fly a helicopter, land on a skyplane, parachute down and battle the lady. -
fun stuff!!
In 2006 my role at Break Design focused on the development of mobile Flash Lite games for various clients.
Break Design is an independent research & development studio that create digital experiences for the mobile market.
We split ways when Break Design moved to Singapore to expand their International Market.
We still keep in contact and occationally work on new projects.
A taste of the illustrations I do. I wouldn't be able to keep up and upload them all.
So here are just a few to get you started.
These drawings on the left were all sold in an exhibition 2006.
Click the Images to view
Some Digital art.
My Digital illustration is very different compared to my pen illustrations.
I prefer to work with a 'pretend' light source.
Here are some extras.
A beautiful pre-school show about a princess and her pet dragons.
I was a senior animator on this show.
(52 x 11 min episodes)
A beautiful pre-school show about a growing boy named Caillou and his family.
I was a senior animator on this show.
(26 x 24 min episodes)
A beautifully scripted and animated style with adult humour.
Mr Bebe is a baby with the intellect of a 50 year old.
I was a senior animator on this show.
(12 x 8 min episodes)
I was a senior/lead animator on Urbo. The show was animated entirely in Flash.
We made a total of 3 seasons.
(52 x 26 min episodes)
I made these when I first started getting into animation.
Click on the images to play them.
All these Banner Templates were built to work on Localstars Ad builder.
The colour, images, text and logo are all editable.
This allows the customer to edit the template to suit their industry.
All of these Ads come in all standard sizes:
MPU - 320 x 250
LEADERBOARD - 728 x 90
FULL BANNER - 468 x 60
SKYSCRAPER - 120 x 600
This is a concept for an interactive expandable Ad.
The idea is to use your mouse cursor to punch the boxing bag. While doing so,
the banner slowly expands and breaks away revealing a broken wall which looks
like you are looking through the website itself.
A video clip the animates in and starts playing.
I am not yet in the game industry, but that doesn't stop me from playing
around with designs and layout ideas.
Hopefully these will help with my gaming portfolio :)
These images just show some asset designs and a visual representation
of what needs to be in the game.
This is an excellent way to get a better understanding of the work process
to follow.
I had the honor of being apart of these productions done by 'Fly on the Wall', Cape Town.
Far Left: Tagging Toilets. (short film) - Actor
Middle: Impropriety - one voice one heart (Music Video) - Actor
Right: Circular Paintiing - Artist
I have always wanted to build a marble rollacoaster machine.
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What Does It Take to Lift Your Sex Life to the Next Level?
When it comes to giving your sex life a boost, your first instinct might be to turn to the usual suspects: lacy lingerie, scented oils, maybe a naughty toy or two. But who knew that getting a new dishwasher, practicing Pilates, or having a baby — yes, really! — could improve your bedroom connection? Read on to find out what worked for these real couples.
Trina Tschappat, 28, stay-at-home mom and part-time UPS worker
Troy Tschappat, 30, electrician
Westport, SD
TRINA: When Troy and I first got married, I thought we should be having sex nonstop. But Troy is one of those rare men who doesn't need sex all the time, and it used to spark a lot of fights between us. Then I got pregnant with our son, Brendan. I thought I'd still want to have lots of sex, but I was so tired that I wasn't up for it physically. A month before I gave birth, we'd stopped having sex altogether because it just got too awkward. We finally had sex again seven weeks after Brendan was born. I was worried that I was fat and ugly and that Troy wouldn't want me anymore. But Troy was so gentle and sweet and didn't care that my body was different — he told me I looked beautiful.
Once we got back in the groove, it felt like we were newlyweds again. Sexually, we could finally do all the things that we couldn't do when I was pregnant. We also have this extra bond because we share this wonderful child. Our sex drives got more in sync too — we both want it two or three times a week. I think Troy's desire has increased because of how much closer we are emotionally. And each day that I see Troy grow as a father, I just want him more and more. We do need to be a little more strategic now. Like recently, Troy came inside after mowing the lawn and said, "You know, I was thinking...,"and I knew right then what he wanted. We hurried upstairs and had sex while Brendan was napping — just an hour before I had to go to work.


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Earls Court pensioners ask PM to block demolition of their homes
Published by Anonymous for 24dash.com in Local Government and also in Communities, Development, Housing
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Pensioners living on the West Kensington Estate in Earls Court have written to Prime Minister David Cameron asking him to intervene in the demolition of their homes.
Signed by a dozen residents in their 70s and 80s and one over 90, the letter was delivered to Downing Street today by one of the signatories, Derek Dyball, accompanied by his grandson.
MP Andy Slaughter represented neighbours not well or strong enough to travel.
The West Kensington & Gibbs Green estates contain 760 homes that residents say are structurally sound and meet decent homes standards.
Overseen by Hammersmith & Fulham Council, the £8 billion redevelopment will see the demolition of two housing estates and the Earls Court Exhibition Centre.
In their letter to the Prime Minister, the senior residents explain: "Our daily thoughts now begin with the danger we fear of demolition and of being forced out.
"Our concerns revolve around whether we will survive the upheaval. We would not be able to cope either with moving or living somewhere else away from familiar surroundings, neighbours and friends. In our minds, what we face is not 'regeneration', but destruction, which is being imposed on us against our wishes."
"We appeal to you to intervene to stop the council forcing us to move against our will. We have made our views known to the council. Despite the harm it will cause to us as elderly residents, they are pushing on regardless. Will you stand up for us? Will you make the Council reconsider decisions that destroy all that we have?"
The letter ends with an invitation for the prime minister to visit the senior residents in their homes.
Andy Slaughter: "This is a heartrending plea from elderly constituents of mine who have every right to be left in peace. I hope the prime minister will be moved by their plight and step in to help. At the very least he should visit them to see the situation for himself."
We are currently awaiting a response from Hammersmith & Fulham Council.
Council creates homes from old garages
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I have, over the past 18 moths attempted to replace my 5mx.
The contenders for me where Nokia 9210, Nokia 7650 & SE P800
these choices refect how I used my 5mx.
A mate of mine (also a 5mx user) runs a 9210 which he uses constantly
claiming the colour screen is a lot more readable albeit smaller. Aside from
that hes very happy with it. He does admit to missing the touch screen
My previous phone was a 7650 very powerfull (with addon applications) the 4
meg ram is too resticting tho'.
My current phone a P800 I find works very well the only drawback is the hand
writing recignition which I find fiddly.
Now the confession:-
My P800 is great for working on the fly but my 5mx is never far way for the
heavier workloads and I keep a 7110 with it.
In the longer term I will probably go for an Ipaq or similar.
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> I've recently been contemplating just what I'll use to replace (or
> perhaps supplement) my (mostly) faithful Psion MBook and 5mx when they
> (and the spares finally die. I came up with an unusual potential
> choice, and would be sort of interested in what other Psion enthusiasts
> think. I guess I'd better add that while I am stirring a little, I do
> actually have reasonable Psion credentials via my work on my Epoc web
> site http://www.ericlindsay.com/epoc
> A Macintosh PowerBook has a reliable sleep mode, sleeps when you close
> the lid, wakes when you open the lid. Waking battery life is claimed to
> be six hours, and really is well over three hours, which is about the
> same as heaps of Pocket PCs. Sleep life is unknown, but certainly it
> lasts a fair number of days, if not weeks. That seems to me to cover
> the Instant On aspect.
> I'll add that I've had a number of Windows notebook computers, and
> haven't had a lot of success with their sleep modes. They seem to me to
> fail to work about 10% of the time. To me, that was unacceptable.
> The Mac has a tolerable Address Book, integrated into email and SMS (at
> least if you have a Bluetooth phone - I don't as yet). Doesn't do tone
> dialling, but I must say I've only rarely used the dialler facility in
> my Psion. The Mac version looks to me to be a little more sophisticated
> than Contacts. Since it uses vCard, I've used Contacts (and some of the
> Psion Data to Contacts converters) as a method of moving some of my
> address data over to the Mac. For instance, I couldn't find a direct
> method to get Windows Eudora email addresses into the Mac mail program,
> but going via the Psion worked fine.
> I'm still a little uncertain about the abilities of the Mac iCal
> program, but it seems similar to Agenda. Perhaps a little weaker, or
> perhaps I just don't know yet how to drive it correctly. I'm still
> wondering how I'll keep the two in sync. I can swap files, via a PCMCIA
> card port, so things like my (many) text files move between them easily.
> The Psion seems lots stronger out of the box on word processing,
> spreadsheets, database, and simple drawing, at least when you haven't
> added extra programs to the Mac. On the other hand, there are programs
> available. Given I do a lot of stuff (like my web site and Postscript
> files) using a text editor, I can use either for most things. Files
> transfer back and forth pretty easily.
> The Mac is way ahead on sound and especially music, deals much more
> easily with photos and movies, CDs and DVDs. Not much comparison in
> these areas.
> I'm not sure that the Psion MBook or 7 hasn't a better keyboard than the
> Mac PowerBook. However in the tropics I simply can't use my MBook in
> daylight. The display is unreadable unless I draw the blinds. I can
> read the Mac display.
> I'm still looking for a banking program on the Mac as handy as abp
> (Quicken isn't available for the Mac in Australia). I may end up using
> the Java version of abp. It seems to me that the Psion is much better
> on project management software.
> The main consideration is that an Apple Mac isn't exactly a pocket
> device. I've looked at my use at home, and it works fine there (as you
> would expect). I've also checked my travel situation (which is 4-6
> months of the year) and when using a car, the Mac tend to be just fine.
> It lives in my briefcase, just like the Psion Mbook did. Same applies
> on international flights, as I tend to take a either a computer or the
> Mbook anyway. The only place the Psion wins is when walking. Then the
> size of a PDA really does count.
> I'm sort of assuming now that eventually a phone can take over many of
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ATLANTA -- Warriors center Andris Biedrins will not play today in Atlanta because of a sprained left ankle, and might miss this entire five-game road trip. And he said it's irritating him to no end.
"I know it's nothing major," Biedrins said after watching the team's Tuesday evening practice at Philips Arena. "It's an ankle. But still. I mean, I want to play all the time. I missed so much last year. Now this injury is taking a little bit longer than we thought. It's just frustrating."
After missing most of last year with abdominal issues, Biedrins now has missed five straight games. Today's game against the Hawks will make six, and there is no end in sight.
Biedrins said he hasn't been able to do anything on his left ankle. It's still a little swollen and painful.
Before the team's flight Tuesday, Biedrins received his second PRP shot -- an injection of concentrated platelets to stimulate recovery -- which keeps him out for 48 hours.
Biedrins called it "frustrating" to have to sit and watch, especially watching the Warriors get dominated on the boards.
In their past four games, the Warriors have been out-rebounded by an average of 12 per game. During that same span, opponents have grabbed 76 offensive rebounds.
"That second guy you know is going to rebound," coach Keith Smart said. "The most important thing for us is to rebound. David (Lee) is doing his job, getting to the glass and rebounding. We're just not having the other guys do their part right now. You miss the traffic rebounds, that's what you're missing (without Biedrins)."
Biedrins said he's hoping to see some signs of progress in the next couple of days. But he said he won't rush back, even if it means skipping this road trip so he can be fully healthy for the upcoming homestand.
After this road trip, the Warriors play 18 of the next 22 at home. Biedrins said that stretch is perhaps the most critical of the season and he doesn't want to come back too soon, get reinjured, and miss time during that stretch.
But more frustrating than watching his absence hurt his team, Biedrins said, is thinking he's back and ready to play, only to be hurt again.
Note: Warriors rookie guard Jeremy Lin was in uniform Tuesday night for the Reno Bighorns, who are led by former Warriors coach Eric Musselman. Lin, who was assigned to the NBA Development League to get some game experience, is with a familiar face. The starting point guard for the Bighorns is Aaron Miles, who was in Warriors training camp with Lin.


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Since every guitar and guitarist isn't the same you will have to experiment a little until you find a position that works the best for you. Many beginners don't know that it's not just your fingers you use when you play the guitar, but your entire body. This is why proper body posture is so important whether you're sitting or standing.
The most important thing to keep in mind is to remain loose and relax your arms and shoulders as much as you can. When you're sitting you should put your fretting hand in the best position that allows you to reach all areas of the neck easily. Keep your wrists loose and don't over bend them. Unless your left handed you should rest the guitar on your right leg and keep the neck of the guitar elevated.
If you are playing an electric guitar you'll probably need to get a strap because most electric guitars have smaller bodies than the acoustic or classical and you won't have enough surface area to balance the guitar the way you need to while sitting.
The proper standing position requires you keep the guitar as close to your chest as possible while playing. Many beginner guitarists make the mistake in keeping their guitar too low when they play because they think it looks cool. If you have long arms you might have to turn the angle of the guitar upward a little so you can easily reach all areas of the fretboard.
Your fretting hand should always be positioned over the sound hole of your guitar. Some electric guitarist will position their fretting hand around the middle but a little bit more towards the neck side of the instrument. Unless your playing a barre your fingers should always be curved.
You have the option of strumming your guitar with either your thumb and fingers or a pick. Both of these methods are effective and will give you a different sound. Your thumb will support the fingers pressure on the fretboard by pressing the other side of the neck.
You can also use your thumb for playing downstrokes and upstrokes when strumming. However the nail won't sound as smooth or clear like when you use your fingers. Keep the tips of your fingers close to where the nail begins.
If you're using a pick the best place to keep your hands positioned is on the bridge. This will allow your hand to easily move to any string you want. You shouldn't grip your pick too lightly. You should hold it tightly while still allowing some flexibility. To get better control over your pick you shouldn't leave too much of it exposed.
Learning how to play guitar tabs can seem a little intimidating at first, but it's really very easy. If you're someone trying to become a professional guitarist I strongly recommend you learn how to read music properly. On the other hand, if you're not trying to make a career out of playing the guitar then guitar tablature is what you should focus on learning first since it's a much easier to read method.
Guitar tablature is way to read musical notes on stringed instruments like a guitar. There are six horizontal lines on the tab staff which represents the six strings on your guitar. The numbers on these lines will tell you what fret you should put your finger on for a certain song.
The horizontal line on the very bottom represents the Low E string, the next line from the bottom represents the A string, the next line up is the D string, next is the G string, after that is the B string, and finally the line at the very top represents the high E string.
Each string will have a number labeled next to it and you should play the string that is numbered. You will always read tablature from left to right. You should always read the numbers from left to right. Click on the image below to get a better idea of what I'm talking about.
If you notice that all the numbers are on a single line above one another this means you need to play all the notes at the same time as a chord. On the flip side if you notice the numbers are next to one another on the staff then you should play one after the other.
If you see the number this means you should play the open string. If an X shows up this means you should muffle the string on that line. I always tell people that you should forget about trying to learn to read the rhythm because there is no set rhythm notation in tab, and you can't read the exact length of a note.
A lot of tab editors will either group the numbers far apart or together. However, tablature can definitely give you a little sign on how long a note is by leaving more or less space between the numbers. For example, if you see that the notes are spaced evenly it would be a guess that all the notes are equal in length.
As I stated earlier, guitar tabs are much easier to learn but if you really want to take playing the guitar seriously you should invest some time into learning standard notation. Sometimes guitar tabs are combined with standard notation so you can use the standard notation to read the rhythm and use the tab to know how and where to play notes.


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Interoperability is a big buzzword in health IT, and refers to the goal of having the range of diverse electronic health records and provider platforms share data both seamlessly and securely. Nonprofit public-private collaborative Healtheway, which was spun off of federal government work on health care IT, announced a drive to create such standards through a new industry group.
The lack of industry-wide standards is a long-standing roadblock for institutions to adopt and make the best use of health IT systems. However, with increased investment in health IT by private companies, and the phasing in of electronic health record requirements for health care providers billing federal entitlement programs such as Medicaid and Medicare, the time appears ripe for increased industry collaboration on interoperability.
The new effort, dubbed Carequality (pronounced care-equality), is designed to "try to come up with an interoperability framework that would bridge current networks and allow them to share health records as seamlessly as ATM networks do in the financial services arena," said Mariann Yeager, Healtheway's executive director.
Healtheway launched in 2012 to take over the eHealth Exchange, an initiative of the Office of the National Coordinator of Health IT to enable the information exchange between federal, state and private health information networks. The group still works closely with government, and individuals from the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Social Security Administration and the Department of Health and Humans Services serve as liaisons to its board of directors.
Carequality launched with the backing of 26 industry partners, including national pharmacies, insurance carriers, health IT firms and others. Its work will consist of bringing together people from different corners of industry to agree on a framework of requirements that will allow for the secure interchange of patient data.
The plan is not to create specific standards, but to establish a framework that industry can use to make sure systems can work in tandem. "We're definitely not talking about creating a single technology platform on which all health information exchanges work," Yeager said. "Carequality is going to be focused on convening industry to figure out how to bridge and interconnect all the different efforts that are underway today."
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Before joining the editing team, Mazmanian was an FCW staff writer covering Congress, government-wide technology policy, health IT and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Prior to joining FCW, Mr. Mazmanian was technology correspondent for National Journal and served in a variety of editorial at B2B news service SmartBrief. Mazmanian started his career as an arts reporter and critic, and has contributed reviews and articles to the Washington Post, the Washington City Paper, Newsday, Architect magazine, and other publications. He was an editorial assistant and staff writer at the now-defunct New York Press and arts editor at the About.com online network in the 1990s, and was a weekly contributor of music and film reviews to the Washington Times from 2007 to 2014.
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The Christian New Media Conference, taking place in London on Saturday, November 9, will bring together a variety of Christian leaders and visionaries to reimagine what it means to be a global church in a digital world. We're thrilled to have Bible Gateway be a part of that conversation! Rachel's presentation is entitled "Reiminaging the Word;" she'll be sharing insights she's learned from her work with Bible Gateway and talking about the good and bad ways that technology has changed the way we approach God's Word.
The CNMAC website has a short interview with Rachel in which she shares her vision for discipleship in this digital age. Here's how she answers the question "What do you think the digital age means for discipleship?"
I think the digital age has brought great responsibility for those of us called to discipleship. It is easy to think that we are being good disciples (or good enough) just because we share Bible verses via Facebook, or help our church build a website, or purchase a devotional e-book for a friend. And those are all good things—don't stop doing them! But they are not a substitute for human contact, for in-person community and accountability, for time, and touch, and corporate acts of service, worship, prayer, encouragement and admonishment. Online communities should augment, not substitute, our face-to-face to time with others.
Everything we do at Bible Gateway is aimed at bringing people closer to God's Word, and equipping them with tools to help them make that kind of radical discipleship a reality in their lives. We hope you share that vision. Read the rest of CNMAC's profile of Rachel, and if you're attending CNMAC 2013, be sure to stop by her session! On Twitter, you can follow conference discussion at #CNMAC13 and Bible Gateway at @biblegateway.
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Medicaid Morass: Reflecting frustration around the U.S. with out-of-control Medicaid costs, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and state legistators agreed on a 4% spending cap for the health-care program for the poor, the WSJ reports. The deal sets the stage for an overhaul of the program, the New York Times says. The budget doesn't include a cap on malpractice awards, a priority item for the hospital industry.
Housing Busts Health: It's not just the next budget that is affecting health care for the needy. The Washington Post reports on the struggles of Michigan's Genesee County Health Department, which has closed a clinic providing free infant formula to poor mothers and cut back services at an STD clinic. The effect of plunging housing prices and foreclosures on tax revenue amid the economic slump are among the reasons cited.
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Let's Innovate:The prospect of 32 million more Americans getting access to the health care system under last year's health-care legislation and continued concern over spiraling health costs means innovation in medicine is as important as ever, the WSJ says in a special report. One article describes accountable care organizations, entities intended to help doctors, clinics and hospitals to collaborate on care delivery, as "unicorns" because "no one has ever seen one." New mobile medical devices and a project in Nashville to encourage its residents to adopt healthy living habits are among other topics covered by the report.


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VIERA, Fla. (AP) -- John Lannan pitched six efficient innings
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The 23-year-old Lannan -- who is competing for a starting slot
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Paris stays a dream
Roger's dream of the Grand Slam has once again been destroyed by Rafael Nadal. Our star simply committed too many rrors with Rafa showing a very constant performance: 3-6, 6-4, 3-6, 4-6.
"I am a little sad about the way I played," said Roger. "I have not accomplished what I had planned. But this was certainly not the last time I played here, I'll try again next year."
Roger beat Nadal in the Hamburg Masters final in May to end the Spaniard's record 81-match winning streak on clay, but he never really looked like winning today. He failed to convert his first 11 breakpoint chances, putting pressure on his own serve by repeatedly allowing Nadal to hold. Nadal saved 16 of 17 break points and broke serve four times in 10 chances. He had only 27 unforced errors to 59 for Roger.
Nadal relentlessly probed his opponent's weaker side, sometimes forcing Roger to hit half a dozen backhands in a rally. Roger did have chances to take command at different points in the match - but unfortunately never really succeeded.
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its a shame about the loss, but as you so intelligently put it yourself, next year it will give you a dream, an ambition that you will have to prepare and work towards! i know you will retain the grass and hardcourt crowns, and next year i am
I am a 16-year old boy and I know I'm not really good-placed to make a remark to you because you are the number one (The "king" ;) ) but I didn't understand why you didn't use your slice more than you did. (Sorry for my bad English).
No doubt you are the best tennis player in the world(the greek journalist said that you are the best of the best not only of the world b
Try to improve the first serve, when you win over Sampras


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..the markets had a good day and VZ had a very good day. This is not a good sign. The rest of this month/year is going to punish beat down stock a lot further IMO.
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson agreed to pay $2 billion if the T-Mobile bid failed, which it did. That was a huge cash dump for T. Yesterday's news said he was raising $4 billion in bonds. Why is he still at AT&T? Has the Board gone to sleep? No wonder the stock is crashing. Stephenson must go!
No, obviously this guy isn't supported by Obummer. Vz is one of the biggest black employers, and perhaps Barry favors them. I would buy more T, but only after all dividend stocks fall in the New Year.
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The first single off Chuuwee's upcoming mixtape, Crown Me King, has arrived. The track just leaked within the last hour, but I can already sense the wack emcees worldwide ducking for cover after this one.
The recent Amalgam Digital-signee comes out firing right from the outset on "The Crown Don't Make You King," going hard as ever, unafraid to take shots at even some of the biggest names in hip-hop. Take a listen for yourself, see if you can figure out who.
The Sacramento rapper is bringing back the realness with the resurgence of Amalgam, and this track is more than enough to make me get a countdown started for April 24th – the official release date of Crown Me King.
Amalgam Digital CEO DJ Next handles the scratch hook for the chorus on "The Crown Don't Make You King," adding a vintage hip-hop feel to the brand new track.
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CAPE GIRARDEAU - Melissa Renee Allen and Damon Cartzell McCluney are the parents of their second daughter, born at 10:39 a.m. Aug. 11, 2003, at Southeast Missouri Hospital. Ariel Brianna Allen weighed 5 pounds and was 17 1/2-inches long.
Maternal grandmother is Charline Allen of Charleston.
SIKESTON - Stephen Dallace and Michelle LeAnn Hamra are the parents of their fourth child, second daughter, born at 7:51 p.m. Aug. 11, 2003, at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau. Sophie Isabelle Hamra weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and was 21-inches long.
Mrs. Hamra is the former Michelle Zimmerman, daughter of Chuck and Kathi Smith of Bloomfield.
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The former Charisse Garner, Mrs. Sladek is the daughter of Donna Corn of Scott City and Gary Garner of Natchitoches, La. Sladek, son of Paula Niswonger of Cape Girardeau, is employed by Morlan Dodge in Sikeston.


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Hildegard Sellner holds a translator's degree from a German institution (1986); she was certified as a translator (English to German) through the American Translators Association in 1998, and she still occasionally freelances as a translator and interpreter. She taught all levels of undergraduate German courses at Montana State University-Billings and the University of Oregon from 1996 – 2005, and served as a tutor in organic chemistry, German and Spanish at Montana State University (1996-1999). Hildegard is trained and licensed to practice alternative/naturopathic medicine in Germany. Conceptual approaches and experiential practices of healing on the biological, psychological, and institutional/societal level are close to her heart.
Born and raised in Munich, Germany, Hildegard Sellner, immigrated to the U.S. in 1995. A first-generation university graduate and a non-native speaker of English, she received a Bachelor of Science degree from Montana State University-Billings in 1998 and earned her Master of Arts (2001) and Ph.D. (2005) in German Literature at the University of Oregon. She relocated to Juneau in 2005 and started working in the Learning Center in 2006. In 2008, she stepped into the role of director. In this role, she oversees the tutoring operations in writing and mathematics, testing services, and the Learning Center's general academic support functions.


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Northport City Council to consider $14 million bond issue for projects under way
Published: Saturday, July 19, 2014 at 9:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 19, 2014 at 9:55 p.m.
The Northport City Council will likely vote on a $14 million bond issue Monday to pay for city improvements already under way.
The projects include the widening of Mitt Lary Road, a new communications system for the police and fire departments and the construction of a new fire station No. 2, already under construction. Earlier this year the City Council voted to allow City Administrator Scott Collins to proceed with the projects, using the city's $10 million in reserves until the city went forward with a bond issue.
"The fire station No. 2 on Highway 69 was there 40 years, been needing replacing for a long time," said Northport Mayor Bobby Herndon.
The former fire station was torn down in May to make way for the new station and a playground that will border the site.
"The Mitt Lary project is also much needed, because traffic is at a standstill sometimes with bottlenecks, and with the police communication system, Northport has been lagging behind being able to communicate due to outdated equipment," Herndon said.
The projects will all have a positive impact, he said.
"It's going to be a big plus," Herndon said. "I'm very appreciative to the council for having us in a financial situation where we can have such projects and have a plan to repay it."
Although the city had hoped to get the bond in the spring, it was delayed a couple months so that the city could get a better estimate on the Mitt Lary project, Collins said.
In addition to the $14 million in new debt, the City Council will also determine whether to refinance approximately $2 million left over from a 2004 bond issue, Collins said.
In 2004, the city did not have a bond rating, but due to low interest rates and the city's positive bond rating of AA-, refinancing will save the city in interest.
Northport is about $39.9 million in debt. That includes $10.9 million in the general fund budget and $29 million in the water and sewer fund. Without any new debt, both the general fund and water/sewer fund debt are projected to be paid off by 2029, Collins said.
The new $14 million bond issue, if approved, would be paid off in 30 years, by 2044.
If the City Council approves the bond issue, the general fund debt service will equate to about 9.2 percent of the general fund budget. The debt payments for the city's water and sewer fund is approximately 29 percent.
"The generally acceptable guideline is that debt service should be less than 20 percent of your operating budget," Collins said. "Less than 10 percent is preferred."
No new debt has been added to the water and sewer fund since 2007.
If the new bond issue is approved, the city will be a total of $53.9 million in debt. That's slightly more than in 2005, when Northport had a total of $47 million in debt.
The Northport City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at the Northport City Hall.
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OCC features exceptional facilities and the latest in technology and offers more than 135 academic and career programs, including one of the nation's largest and most acclaimed public nautical programs.
OCC professor of philosophy and humanities, Dr. Eleanor Katz, will lead a four week program to Paris and Toulouse next summer. The six-unit field study program, titled "Summer in Paris and Toulouse," runs June 1-27, 2004. It will be taught by Katz, a specialist in contemporary philosophy, art history and literature. She will be assisted by Michael Crow, a former OCC professor of history for 21 years who is currently director for institutional research and planning at Savannah State University in Georgia. Crow is a generalist in modern history. "The summer program provides a survey of major historical and cultural periods in both Paris and Toulouse," Katz says. "It places an emphasis on 19th century Paris, the renovations of the Second Empire and neoclassicism, the impressionists and expressionists, and transforming events that shaped 20th century Paris." The program will give special attention to the interim period between the world wars; the contemporary history of Paris; and literary Paris, focusing on the city's art, literature and existentialist philosophy. Crow will focus his lectures on problems faced by France during World War II, and the liberation of Paris by the allies. Contact: Dr. Eleanor Katz, Professor of Philosophy and Humanities (714-432-5029).
OCC professor of mathematics and computer information systems, Kevin L. Shannon, has been named the college's Faculty Member of the Year for 2003-04 by vote of the college's faculty and staff. Shannon, 53, a Costa Mesa resident, has been a member of OCC's faculty for 26 years. Twelve OCC professors were nominated by members of the college community (students, staff, faculty and administrators) for this year's Faculty Member of the Year Award. Letters of recommendation were submitted, and the college's entire staff voted, Nov. 12-13. "I am touched by this honor," Shannon said upon receiving word of his selection. "I like people; I smile a lot; and I love this job. The privilege of being able to teach is honor enough. I am humbled by the award." Shannon will be recognized on Tuesday, April 13, during a presentation in OCC's Student Center Lounge. The program will begin at 2 p.m., and will conclude with a reception. Shannon will deliver a 30-minute lecture that will focus on his philosophy of teaching. OCC's Faculty Member of the Year will also be the featured speaker at the college's 56th commencement ceremony, scheduled for Thursday, May 27. The Faculty Member of the Year Award, being given for the 13th year, is sponsored by OCC's Staff Development Office and Academic Senate. A native of Seattle, Shannon grew up in Southern California. He earned his B.A. degree in mathematics at UC Santa Barbara and an M.A. in math at UCLA. Shannon joined OCC's staff as a full-time faculty member in 1977. Two years ago, he was honored by OCC's student government with its "Friend of the Students Award." "Kevin is very enthusiastic about math and it comes through in his lectures," wrote his course assistant, Sharon Middleton, in a letter supporting Shannon's nomination. "His students are so attentive in his lectures that they seem almost to hang on his every word. He commands his students in such a way that we have often said that he has them spellbound." A former OCC student who is now studying at California State University at Long Beach called Shannon a demanding professor, but extraordinarily helpful. "I've never worked so hard in any class as I did in his; and I've never learned so much," she wrote in a nomination letter. A former student of Shannon's, who is now studying astronomy and mathematics at San Diego State University, admits that he was math phobic prior to taking the OCC professor's intermediate algebra class. He is now enrolled in calculus, linear algebra, physics and planetary astronomy at San Diego State. Contact: Kevin L. Shannon, Professor of Mathematics and Computer Information Systems (714-432-5563).
Orange Coast College ranks number three out of California's 108 community colleges in the number of students it transferred during the 2002-03 academic year to the nine University of California campuses and the 23-campus California State University system. The latest transfer statistics were released this fall by the California Postsecondary Education Commission. OCC ranked number two in the state in 2002-03 in transfers to the 23 CSU campuses, and number six in transfers to the UC system. Combined, OCC is third in transfers to the two California higher education systems. OCC transferred 1,705 students to the two systems in 2002-03. DeAnza College of Cupertino ranks first in the state in transfers to the two systems with 1,937 transfers. Santa Monica College is second (1,906), Pasadena City College fourth (1,625) and Diablo Valley College of Pleasant Hill fifth (1,614). OCC is second on the list for transfers to the California State University system with 1,255 transfers in 2002-03. DeAnza is first in CSU transfers with 1,348, Fullerton College third (1,225), City College of San Francisco fourth (1,224) and Mt. San Antonio College fifth (1,177). Santa Monica heads the list of University of California transfers with 895. DeAnza is second (589), Diablo Valley third (564), Santa Barbara City College fourth (518), Pasadena City College fifth (465) and OCC sixth (450). Top 10 California Community College Transfer Schools To UC and CSU Campuses in 2002-03 RankCollegeUCCSUTotal Transfers 1. DeAnza College 589 1.348 1,937 2. Santa Monica College 895 1,011 1,906 3. Orange Coast College 450 1,255 1,705 4. Pasadena City College 465 1,160 1,625 5. Diablo Valley College 564 1,050 1,614 6. City College of San Francisco 297 1,224 1,521 7. Mt. San Antonio College 328 1,177 1,505 8. Fullerton College 165 1,225 1,390 9. Riverside College 328 950 1,278 10. El Camino College 256 1,015 1,271
Contact: Dan Weber, Transfer Center Director (714-432-5894).
OCC's new Emeritus Institute has selected its first slate of officers . The college created the Institute last spring to capture the energy, enthusiasm, expertise and creativity of thousands of professionals who have retired from its hallowed halls. The college recently entered its 56th academic year. It was founded in 1947. President of the Emeritus Institute is former Orange Coast administrator, James E. Garmon. Garmon also served as an administrator at OCC's sister college, Coastline Community College. The Costa Mesa resident retired seven years ago. Vice president is Rachel Perez Hamilton of Costa Mesa. Perez Hamilton, a 1958 OCC graduate, served on the college's staff for many years, working as a secretary in the Athletic Department. She is past president of the college's Alumni and Friends Association. Judy Lindsay of Costa Mesa is secretary/treasurer of the Emeritus Institute. Lindsay, an Orange Coast College graduate, served on the college's staff for 28 years as senior staff assistant. She retired last summer. "The OCC Emeritus Institute is an organization that is unique among community colleges in the State of California," says Jess Craig, the college's vice president of Student Services. "Some community colleges have organizations that are called emeritus institutes, but they offer classes and services for senior citizens living in their community. I'm not aware of another community college that has an emeritus institute that serves the needs of its retired faculty and staff, and that capitalizes on their talents and skills." OCC's Emeritus Institute has established four working committees. The committees include: the Design and Development Committee; the Opportunities and Options Committee; the Family and Friends Committee; and the History and Heritage Committee. The Design and Development Committee is creating a charter and bylaws for the organization. The Opportunities and Options Committee is brainstorming ideas for how retirees may, if they wish, become involved in the daily life of the campus. The Emeritus Institute's primary goal is to remain in contact with the college's retirees. The Family and Friends Committee is building a comprehensive list of everyone who has ever been employed by the college. It also maintains close liaison with existing campus support committees, such as the Friends of the Library, the Friends of the Robert B. Moore Theatre and the Friends of the Children's Center. The Emeritus Institute's History and Heritage Committee is overseeing the college's archives and historical records and collections. Contact: Jess Craig, Vice President of Student Services (714-432-5897).


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Definition of treasure hunt in English:
treasure hunt
1A search for treasure.
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- A mild love story and kidnapping / treasure hunt is all this film really required.
- That was what they thought all since they had found that cave, since they went on that treasure hunt.
1.1A game in which players search for hidden objects by following a trail of clues.
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- Pupils at Seend School did most of the organisation for the event themselves and thought of ideas for games, including a treasure hunt, marbles and lucky dips.
- The CD plays with older forms like the treasure hunt, a game with embedded clues, shadow puppetry silhouettes and traditional folklore.
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