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Inter-Canyon Fire Protection District is proud to announce the single largest donation in the department's history. The family of Evelyne Nordheim selected ICFPD as the recipient of a $220,500.00 donation for the purchase of an ambulance. Evelyne Nordheim was a resident of ICFPD for over 50 years prior to her death in 2013. The new ambulance will be positioned at ICFPD Station Four to serve her friends and neighbors in the Deer Creek Mesa and White Deer Valley neighborhoods and all of the citizens of Inter-Canyon Fire Protection District.
"The new ambulance will replace a 14 year-old vehicle which has served our district well, but is nearing the end of its useful life." said Chief Randy Simpson. "The ambulance at station four has become our most frequent responding apparatus and will be a great asset for providing emergency medical services across our district. The generous donation from Evelyne Nordheim's estate will allow our volunteer staff to provide the best possible care to our patients."
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The Inter-Canyon Fire Protection District was one of three organizations to receive donations from the estate of Evelyne Nordheim. The other recipients include the Disabled American Veterans and the Oak Creek, Colorado Fire Department for a building to house their restored original 1938 fire engine. ICFPD plans to purchase an ambulance, which duplicates the most recent ambulance acquisition. Standardization will reduce training time and maintenance costs. Placards recognizing Evelyne Nordheim's donation will be placed inside and outside the ambulance and on ambulance equipment.
Biographical Information on Evelyne Nordheim Evelyne Jarrell was born on May 4, 1924 in Oak Creek, Colorado. She grew up in the area and then taught school in a one room school house near Hayden, Colorado where she met Shelby Nordheim who was working as a cowhand on an area ranch. Shelby served as a Technical Sergeant with the 82nd Airborne Division during World War II and saw action in Africa, Italy and France. Shelby parachuted into Normandy on D-Day and was critically wounded on June 13, 1944 and spent over a year in the hospital recovering from his injuries. Shelby and Evelyne were married in 1949 and moved to the Denver area where both worked on a ranch in Waterton Canyon. In late 1950 Evelyne and Shelby moved to Denver and Shelby attended Barber College, opening a shop in the downtown YMCA.
Evelyne took a job with the Air Force Finance Office working with servicemen on retirement and disability. In 1957 they built a house in Jefferson County near the future location of Chatfield Reservoir. The Army Corps of Engineers condemned the area for a flood control reservoir in 1968 and the Nordheims were able to purchase their house and moved it to its current location on Buckhorn Road near Deer Creek Canyon Park where they lived the rest of their lives. Shelby passed away in 2001 and Evelyne lived in the house until her death in May 2013. The Nordheim's did not have any children. Evelyne is survived by her two brothers, Alvin E. Jarrell of Granby, Colorado and Howard C. Jarrell of Grand Junction, Colorado
The volunteer firefighters, EMTs and Paramedics of Inter-Canyon Fire Protection District provide fire suppression, wildland fire response and Emergency Medical Services to approximately 10,000 residents in a 52 square-mile area of the foothills of Jefferson County. We would like to thank the family of the Nordheims for this incredible gift.


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November 24, 2007, 01:04 AM
My friend has an FN High Power, that reads Fabrique Nationale D'armes, de Guerra Herstal Belgique. Serial number 51641. Anyone have any interesting info about this gun?
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November 24, 2007, 08:52 AM
Fabrique Nationale D'armes, de Guerra Herstal Belgique
It either says "de Guerre" or it is a counterfeit by someone who cannot spell.
armes de guerre means weapons [litterally: arms of war] in French, one of the languages of Belgium. The whole translation is:
National Factory of [war] weapons, Herstal [town name], Belgium.
And the "High Power" is a translation of "Grande Pouisance", which, in French, means high [or, great] power.
FN is short for Fabrique National.
above may or may not be interesting, but I typed it anyway . . .
November 24, 2007, 09:27 AM
Sounds like an early Belgian military HP, but I'm not an expert on that series of HPs. A pic and a bit more info would be helpful. If it does have markings exactly as you describe, it would be very interesting, as I have never heard of any legit FN HPs with Spanish markings, or any fakes out of Spain.
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November 24, 2007, 10:37 AM
I typed it wrong, it is Guerre. I'll try to get a pic up.
November 24, 2007, 11:32 AM
check out http://www.highpowersandhandguns.com
November 29, 2007, 11:26 PM
Here are some pictures:
November 30, 2007, 12:27 AM
Looks like mine! Only a little newer perhaps, maybe 50's production?
Here's my P-35, its a good shooter and other than the safety switch being swapped out for an extended one by its previous owner its original with Nazi proof marks. I paid $400 for mine a few months ago from a local shop and it was certainly a good buy. Your friends looks to be in very good condition and if all the numbers match it could be worth a decent amount. However I'm sure your friend loves it and he should, they are great old guns and timeless works of art.
Sorry I can't tell you anything very interesting about the gun but there's no shortage of information out there on the internet and there should be more than a couple threads about the P-35 here on THR.
November 30, 2007, 10:26 AM
That is an early commercial model Hi Power. Note: the internal extractor.
Fine gun. The highpowersandhandguns site referenced above is a great site for Hi Power information.
November 30, 2007, 12:21 PM
Ring hammer and internal extractor make it an older model.
Should still be a good shooter, the only possible consideration I'm aware of with them is that I'm told if the internal extractor breaks you'd be hard pressed to find a new one. (I've got a pre-FM Argentinean FN P-35 and was told that by the folks at Cylinder and Slide or Yost-Bonitz, can't remember which, when I was considering having some work done on it, so I'm inclined to think that's good info.)
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Hello all,This is my first post at MNO. Like many here, I have a keen interest in maps and GPS usage for recreation. In addition, to support my business (which is land-related) I have acquired the technology and training that enables me to produce GPS coordinates from property legal descriptions. Think about that. Now isnt that interesting....For a limited time I am offering to use this technology to help people on this forum at no cost whatsoever. No, the coordinates I produce are not surveyor-grade. However, I used these same tools and methodology to produce GPS coordinates for 30 acres my brother Steve owns in Michigan. That property had been surveyed years ago but the survey pins had become covered by forest litter and were 'lost'. Steve used his good-quality consumer grade GPS to go to each set of coordinates I provided and very quickly found his survey stakes with a metal detector.The tools I use include: * Professional grade mapping software with robust features for working with legal descriptions * Public Land Survey System (PLSS) dataset for Minnesota * Geo-referenced topographic maps and aerial photosWhy am I making this offer? The answer is: I want some feedback. Are the coordinates and maps I provide useful? Are they better than whatever you are using now? If you had to pay to purchase the coordinates and maps I will provide, would $25 per tract of land (big or small) strike you as a fair price? This feedback will help me ponder whether I should consider starting a side business offering to do this work for pay. In broad strokes I can think of at least three different uses for the coords and maps I can provide: 1. You want GPS coordinates for the property corners where you hunt. 2. You have listed your land for sale and would like to provide GPS coordinates and maps to your realtor so they can pass that info along to anyone that inquires. 3. You own property that has been surveyed and you would like to try and locate one or more of the survey stakes with a GPS and metal detector.So heres the deal. Im inviting a dozen or so people to send me a legal description for any contiguous tract of land in Minnesota. If you have an actual survey, then I recommend you either scan it to a pdf file or take a high-resolution photo. Either post your full legal description in this thread or email it to me. My email address is in my profile.In return I will send you: * PDF file with (1) aerial photo with numbered property corners and colored property outline, (2) topographic map with numbered property corners, (3) GPS coordinates for each corner. The coordinates will be the same style as used in geocaching: Datum WGS84 DD MM.MMMM * GPX file containing the coordinates on the mapsYou can use the info I am sending you however you please. In case you are not familiar with GPX files, that is a format used to exchange GPS info between different devices. You can use the freeware GPSBabel to convert this GPX file into the format used by your GPS unit. This eliminates the need to key the coordinates into your GPS unit by hand.One thing I like to do when I look at property is to set up a route all the way around the perimeter of the piece of land from one corner to the next. Then as I wander around all it takes is a glance at the GPS screen (I use a mapping type of GPS) to see where I am on the property or if I have accidentally wandered outside the perimeter of the parcel. Would you like to see an example of what Im talking about? My brother Steve and I own 290 acres in northern Michigan and I prepared a pdf file for that property as an example of the service I am describing. Link to example.Reminder #1: After you have had a chance to check out the coords and maps I send you, please provide some feedback. Are the coordinates and maps I provide useful? Are they better than whatever you are using now? If you had to pay to purchase the coordinates and maps I will provide, would $25 per contiguous tract strike you as a fair cost?Reminder #2: The coordinates and maps I produce are not survey-grade and instead are only approximations for where the corners and property lines are located. If you want exact coordinates and property lines, then please contact a licensed surveyor that uses the latest in surveyor-grade GPS equipment.Finally, I should fess up that I no longer live in Minnesota, although my parents are still in the house in Anoka where they raised their 7 boys. I live in Washington State and enjoy mapping abandoned trails in the Cascade mountains with my GPS. For the idly curious, here is a trip report with pics from my last hike.
Sounds interesting. The link to your example is broken.
Joseph Elfelt:
Oops - I hate it when I do that. :banghead:New and improved link to example.We just listed this land for sale so I added the realtor's logo and contact info to the top of each page. I'm not trying to sell the land in this forum (it's in Michigan after all), this is just an example of what I can produce.
Joseph,Thanks for posting, looks very interesting. I will be getting in contact with you next week regarding some property.
Randy Kaar:
thanks for joining here! i have a small piece like 10 acres and itis overgrown with trees and a river to jump... have no idea whereto find the stakes... i will email you.randy
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For the first time, Soroptimist International of Cumberland County hosted a silent vigil as part of the International Day to Eliminate Violence against Women Monday afternoon.
City residents and members of the local Soroptomist chapter gathered to reflect on the constant battle against women, as well as the horrific topic of human trafficking.
"We want to reach more people who may be in violent domestic situations and to commemorate those who have lost their lives by bringing attention to this day for women, to break the cycle of violence," Diane Kolman, president of Soroptimist of Cumberland County, said.
The heavy topic of domestic violence and human trafficking brought more than 30 people to the library steps in an effort to raise awareness.
"If you watch the news and hear those stories of the terror and violence that women go through, this brings awareness to prompt changes in laws for more protection," Bridgeton resident Ida Gajate said.
Ida and her husband Ed participated to show equality in women and give the silent a voice.
"We need to get more proactive and bring women to the same level -- with everyone else," Ed said, holding his wife's hand.
Prior to the moments of silence, a prayer was given by Darlene Richmond to bring strength and healing to women across the world.
Soroptimist of Cumberland County was established in 1937.
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"This allows us to bring awareness here, to our community. They don't realize it's right in front of them. Our mission is to help improve the lives of women and girls," Soroptimist member Jocelyn Valentine said.
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Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Whitlock Jones folds up a crease-battered map of Vietnam that drapes his kitchen table in Canyon Country.
He has to pick up his granddaughter from Rio Vista Elementary School.
When he steps out the door of his suburban home and walks down Lakemore Drive to the school, his neighbors will have no idea there are two pieces of shrapnel from a bullet-shattered helicopter windshield still in his neck.
Every day he's reminded that the Vietnam War is still inside him — both figuratively and literally.
Last month, after close to 40 years of war memories held inside, Jones found the very same helicopter he flew in Vietnam.
The road to reunion has been a colorful one for both man and machine.
Pilot passion
Jones, now 62, was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, growing up on North Brand Boulevard wanting to fly helicopters.
An alumni of Sylmar High School, he enrolled in the United States Army aviation school after two years at Pierce College
In the lazy summer days on 1969, however, he had no indication he would find himself — before Christmas — in a life-or-death battle on the other side of the world, wounded, bloody and frantically struggling to save his fellow officers.
On July 15, 1969, he graduated from the aviation school at Ft. Hunter in California and was appointed a reserve warrant officer.
A month later, he arrived in Vietnam.
Within minutes of setting foot in the Southeast Asian country, the 21-year-old pilot was introduced to his helicopter and appointed aircraft commander of "his ship."
The identity of the ship was etched into a plate between pedals on the floor of the chopper. Its identity reads 66-16741, indicating it was manufactured in 1966.
The chopper keeps a diary — a log that stays with the vehicle throughout its lifetime.
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On Nov. 7, 1969, on a medevac mission to airlift Vietnamese troops from a battle near Khanh Hai on the southwest side of the peninsula, Jones manned one of four helicopters assigned to transport 320 troops out of the area, many of them wounded, under intense fighting — four choppers carrying 10 troops, each making the trip eight times.
"We were moving out a whole Vietnam company, eight lifts out, and we had lifted six," he said. "We were flying out and we had to go down a canal and bank left when two guys with AK-47s opened up on us.
"I took five rounds through the cockpit, three to the blades; one of the bullets went through my delta window, which is the little window at the front, and one hit the wiper blade and went up over my head. But when it hit the wiper blade, it shattered all kinds of metal and Plexiglas into my neck.
"When I got shot, it hit me so hard that it ripped my shoulder holster in half, and my head was leaning over and I was unable to lift it.
"Well, (the copilot) spun around and I saw him, and I thought he had been shot in the face, and he was looking at me thinking the same thing," Jones said.
"So he called (on the radio) to say 'Get a medevac,' and I keyed on the mike, 'We are the medevac,' but the bullet shot the (microphone) cord out. I thought, 'Oh my God, I'm shot through the throat and I can't talk.' You can't hear yourself unless you have your (microphone) cord working too."
Jones said that after the troops were dropped off, he and the copilot "talked a bit, and then he says, 'I got to take care of you,' and I went, 'No.' I said, 'We got to go back or we'll be leaving 10 guys on the ground. They'll be killed because they'll be overwhelmed with no way they could defend themselves.'"
Despite their urgent need for medical attention for their own injuries, Jones and his partner returned to the war zone to pick up the last group of wounded men.
Military surgeons removed more than half a dozen pieces of shrapnel from Jones' body but were reluctant to try to remove two large shards, one of them deeply embedded in his neck.
"They said it'll get bloody if they try to surgically remove it, and told me to just wait and see if it moves," Jones said.
That was 40 years ago, and the shrapnel hasn't moved.
Jones has two pieces of shrapnel he keeps in a tiny cardboard box that also contains military combat photos of the day he was injured.
On June 20, 1970, Jones was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in the course of combat that day.
Jones was also awarded the Air Medal with a "V" insignia for having pulled out troops who were being overrun by the Viet Cong in a Vietnamese forest.
For a separate rescue on April 4, 1970, Jones was awarded the South Vietnamese Cross for Gallantry and the Silver Star, the third highest U.S. military decoration for valor.
On that date, Jones and his chopper were hit with mortar and machine-gun fire while in a landing zone without gun-ship support.
Because Jones was able to "take out" the mortar, he was able to save a wounded officer.
But not all his time in the air with his Huey was devoted to gun battles.
Jones and his 66-16741 chopper were popular among many U.S. troops.
"I painted the ship twice," he said. "We didn't put any numbers on it, and that was good because I used to fly our guys into Saigon for R&R. That way, we could land right downtown and nobody could say anything except, 'It was a Huey with no markings on it.' That way nobody could take any numbers down."
Thirty-nine years would go by before Jones confronted his past on the other side of the world. At that point, he went on a search to find his Huey.
Chopper life
The Huey's official corporate name is UH-1Y.
It was made by Bell Helicopter to be a medical evacuation and utility helicopter in 1952, and it was pressed into extensive military action in the Vietnam War.
While Jones was settling back into life stateside in August 1970, his Huey saw more fighting in Vietnam.
A couple of months after arriving back in California, his Huey 66-16741 "got shot down and rolled up," he said, reading a partial printout of the chopper's log he tracked down online.
Military records confirmed the damaged chopper was shipped to Fort Worth, Texas, where it was rebuilt and sent right back to Vietnam.
"They were flying it hard," Jones said, surveying the same log.
In April 1972, the chopper came back to Texas for the last time. That was the month Jones' unit came back home.
At the fall of Saigon in April 1975, Huey 66-16741 had logged 3,938 hours of military flight.
In December that year, Jones' chopper — battered, repaired, battered again — was returned to the United States to begin the civilian chapter of its life.
The first postwar record of the Huey is a snow-covered one dated 1983. The place line: Alaska.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration borrowed Jones' Huey from the military and used it over the frigid tundra above the Arctic Circle.
There it stayed until 1993, when the U.S. Department of Commerce in Florida took it over, flying it over the swampy Everglades.
On April 12, 1995, the Huey was pressed into service by the U.S. Forest Service in North Carolina.
For the next decade, Jones' chopper was flying over the tops of cedars and pines in North Carolina.
On March 1, 2006, the Huey once flown by Jones approached its final landing.
That's the day the Federal Aviation Administration sent the Forest Service a letter stating: "This aircraft is uneconomical to repair and has been cannibalized for usable parts."
Jones said he was "a little crushed" when he tracked down a copy of the FAA report. The FAA declares an aircraft uneconomical to repair when it no longer wants to keep track of it.
"That's the record you don't want to find," he said about his day-to-day search.
Out of the blue
Then, out of the blue, simply because he had left tracks online during his Internet search, a military man named Russ sent him an e-mail.
"He said he found that chopper assigned to the Savannah River Nuclear Site, where it was used to maintain security around the site."
When Jones picked up the search in Georgia, he was able to trace the chopper back to North Carolina.
One lead indicated it might be at the bottom of a water-filled mine, where it and an abandoned Jeep were used for diving exercises.
But that proved not to be his Huey.
In September, a retired U.S. Army man who had alerted Jones about his chopper's assignment to Georgia contacted him again to say a North Carolina man wanting to honor veterans by purchasing and preserving military vehicles mentioned a Huey.
That lead led Jones to Pink Hills, N.C.
The Huey in Pink Hills is a playhouse now for Boy Scouts and local kids who are invited to crawl around inside it by a proud owner intent on preserving the legacy of duty and commitment demonstrated by the military men and their machines.
"What are the numbers on its tail?" Jones asked of the man in a phone call last month.
"Six-six-one-six-seven-four-one," the man said.
Jones said he had moment of silence on the phone hearing those numbers.
Are there bullet holes in the Huey?
Is there any evidence of the paint jobs Jones put there for all those "R&R" trips into Saigon?
Jones hopes to answer these and many more questions in the next couple of months when he treks across the country in pursuit of his Huey.
When he gets there, he can step inside his Huey again, check the identification plate by the pedals he once pushed, and touch a profoundly personal piece of his past.


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Boy, does that seem like a long time ago. Jim Harbaugh's club would topple USC's reign the following year (think about the watershed "What's Your Deal?" moment), but in 2008 it was still impossible to envision Stanford trading places with the juggernauts at the top. When the Las Vegas Bowl was improbable, Rose Bowl aspirations seemed laughable.
Four years later, the conference has taken a 180-degree turn. It's not called the Pac-10 anymore, and the Farm Boys are an elite force favored to head to three straight BCS bowls.
Lest Stanford assume it's immune to upset in tomorrow's Pac-12 Championship Game, remember a time, not long ago, that the Cardinal hosted a conference game as significant favorites with Rose Bowl hopes on the line.
The year was 2009. Cal shredded a still-slow Stanford defense, overcame a 14-0 deficit, and escaped the Toby Gerhart wrecking ball when the hard-charging Cardinal passed momentum away with the game on the line and less than a minute remaining for some inexplicable reason. Mike Mohamed intercepted redshirt freshman Andrew Luck's play-action toss, and roses were ripped away from the Farm Boys in the most gut-wrenching fashion possible. Jeff Tedford's last laugh: 34-28.
So close to the Granddaddy of Them All, yet so far away.
Now, Stanford has another chance to punch its ticket back to Pasadena. Jim Harbaugh has migrated 25 minutes north, Luck has graduated, and one of the nation's elite defenses has replaced the Cardinal's once-porous unit. The Rose Bowl teased Stanford last week, playing host to their regular-season finale against UCLA and beckoning for their return come January 1.
"The locker rooms were pretty nice," nose tackle David Parry said. "We wouldn't mind going back."
But, as the past has shown, punching that return ticket to one of football's most iconic venues is one of the biggest challenges in the college game. Gerhart didn't do it. Harbaugh didn't do it. Luck didn't do it.
Now, the new-look Farm Boys, country-strong with the likes of Trent Murphy on the edge and A.J. Tarpley roaming the entire field, have their own chance.
"I was lucky enough to play in two Rose Bowls," UCLA coach Jim Mora said. "But it's the game that puts you in the Rose Bowl that always sticks with you."
Cue the driving rain, muddy field, gusting wind, and bright lights. Stanford football has another chance to win a championship, the one they dreamed about when this wild ride first began.
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How well has Treyarch translated Infinity Ward's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare to the Wii? Well here's your answer. Eight full minutes of Modern Warfare: Reflex, specifically showing the tutorial stage. Oh, do note that whoever's playing spends almost three minutes configuring the game.
Modern Warfare: Reflex hits Wiis on November 10, the same day as that other Call of Duty game you may have heard of.
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BH: Obviously, that was a disappointing loss. I thought that we did a very good job defensively in the first half. We had a 6 point lead. They hit a big shot a cut it to 3 at halftime. They really did a good job slowing the tempo down in the second half. We didn't handle that really well. We had some quick shots. There were 2 back-to-back turnovers. That was a key turning point as well on the press offense. And give them credit. They hurt us on the offensive glass in the first half. We did a great job in the first half… we held them to 15 of 40 from the field, but they had 10 offensive rebounds. And they scored a number of baskets on those offensive rebounds. I thought that Oregon, going in, was really really good and obviously, I was very impressed with them today. I thought they really were tough. Very scrappy. Set good screens. So you have to give them a lot of credit. I thought that [Dominic] Artis and [Arsalan] Kazemi were really key guys for them today. And obviously Tony Woods only missed 1 shot and a number of those were dump shots. So now the key for us is how we bounce back from this, going into the most difficult road trip of the season for everybody in the PAC-12 this year. Arizona and Arizona State. Questions?
Q: the defensive looks that Oregon threw at you in the second half… how much did that kind of slow down the offense a little bit? The zone and the press.
BH: we missed normal looks. Jordan Adams, for example, had 2 or 3 wide open 3's that he's been making all season. So we had some good looks that didn't go down for us as well. I thought Shabazz [Muhammad] had a couple good looks that didn't go down for him in the second half. But give them credit. Oregon came in here and beat us on our home floor. That puts them in the driver's seat right now as the league continues next week.
Q: as much of a difficulty that Travis [Wear] can create coming outside, do you lose that a little on the inside when that matchup goes against you? When they have big guys like Woods and…
BH: well, we failed a couple of different times. Twice, we forgot to come double the ball in the post. We had a lot of breakdowns that way where we forgot a couple different times. We were supposed to be doubling the post. One time it was [Waverly] Austin, I think, scored and got fouled. Another time, it was Woods. A number of his baskets I don't think were 1-on-1 against Travis. I thought Travis did a very good job defensively, especially on his help defense. He was really helping out on Singler. He did a really great job defending [E.J.] Singler. [Singler] only ended up with 9 points. It was the other [Oregon] guys that manned up. They've got good depth. And Kazemi, obviously, a late pickup. They picked him up in September on a transfer from Rice. He's really been a great addition because he got 11 rebounds today. And they outboarded us by 9 boards. You're talking about what has been our Achilles's heel been for us and it's rebounded. And again today, we got outrebounded by 9.
Q: Coach, you talked about the rebounding yesterday. How good of a rebounding team that Oregon was. What makes them so tough to keep off the glass?
BH: well, they're physical. They're strong. It's my fault. We obviously haven't done a good enough job teaching blockouts. Early in the game, and I'll go back and watch the film when we're done here, I remember in the first 3 minutes, they had like 5 offensive rebounds in a row. And we had 2 of our players at half court, waiting for the ball to get rebounded by somebody else. And so that's something we're going to really have to work at here in the coming week of practice to try to get solved. Because it's going to be a problem for us, moving forward, until we get it figured out.
Q: is that simply just blocking out?
BH: yeah. Blocking out and going for the boards.
Q: Ben, you guys only shot 37% in the second half. Was fatigue a factor? I mean, you're only using a 7 man bench right now.
BH: yeah, I don't know that. That's a better question to ask the players that. If they feel like they're… it's a quick turnaround game from the first game when we played at 6 o'clock. We've done it 2 weeks in a row. We're at home. We missed open shots. I don't think it's fatigue. But I probably should've played Tony [Parker]. Tony gave us some great minutes off the bench. I thought Norman [Powell] did a terrific job in the game for us today overall. Really played inspired and did a great job for us.
Q: Coach, with Tony, you mentioned that he only played 3 minutes. Got 2 rebounds and the block. Is that something you felt like maybe he could've played more?
BH: yeah, looking at it now, in retrospect, sure.
Q: Shabazz, I think he had 10 of the last 12 points in the first half. Then he didn't have any points in the second. Do you need him to be more consistent, especially on offense to…
BH: he missed some open shots [audio difficulties] Give them credit. I thought he did a good job tonight… Shabazz, in particular, with defensive rebounds. He got 5 of them so I was pleased with that.
Q: Ben, Shabazz didn't start. The reason was?
BH: he was late for our practice. He was just asleep. We had that Thursday night [game]. He had class at 9AM Friday morning. He had his car towed so he had to go run his car down Friday morning from parking it in the wrong spot. And he was tired. So he was just sleeping in his car. No big deal. But because he was late, he missed the start.
Q: was that a tough decision for you? Bringing him off the bench?
BH: it is what it is.
Q: I'm sure you've played against players that you've missed in recruiting before, but going against a guy like Dominic Artis who was committed to you, what was that like just seeing what he was able to do?
BH: well, I think he's a really good player. That's why we wanted him. I wish we would've stayed with his commitment.
Q: Coach, how does that affect Shabazz, coming off the bench today, as opposed to starting?
BH: well, in the first half, it didn't affect him at all. In the second half, he started. So I don't think it had a big effect on him at all.
Q: any reason for the uptick in turnovers in the last few games? I know you were resting them a little bit before…
BH: well, the press today. We had a couple of them there. And you're right. 15 turnovers is a glaring thing for us. We had a couple of unforced turnovers that were uncharacteristic. So we have to get back to emphasizing taking care of the ball. That's big for us.
Q: Coach, were you taking more jump shots than you wanted to? That you wanted to drive to the hole?
BH: we're a jump shooting team. We missed some wide open jump shots. [Jump shooting] is what we do. So I'm not disappointed with that at all. We have to finish a little better at the basket. We had the one shot late that Travis missed at the end with [Johnathan] Loyd on him. That was a big play. You have to give them credit. It was a 1 point game with Loyd driving to the basket, missing the layup, and they got the offensive rebound and Kazemi put it back in. I thought Dave Wear in the second half gave us a great lift off the bench, drawing 2 offensive fouls. We've got to do a better job drawing fouls. We had more opportunities than that. One time we had a chance to draw one on Woods coming down the lane. Instead, we reached in, going for the steal, instead of taking the charge. So I was really pleased with Dave getting a couple offensive charges today.
Q: is it especially unfortunate timing, given the fact that you guys are going on this Arizona road trip, to have your 10 game win streak end right before the road trip?
BH: any time you lose is an unfortunate time.
Q: Ben, are you concerned at all? It's been a long time since you lost. Will the players be able to bounce back from this?
BH: hey, it's what you have to do. How we bounce back… we're going on what is arguably the toughest road trip of the league based on the records of the next 2 opponents on the road. So this is going to be a really good test for us and we're going to work really hard to prepare for our game, Thursday, this coming week.
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EAST ORANGE-A 19-year-old resident was shot multiple times and left dead in front of a multi-family home early this morning, police said today.
Just before 1 a.m., police received a complaint about gunshots in the area of 332 Halsted Street, said East Orange Sgt. Andrew Di Elmo. Devohn Warren, a 19-year-old Lincoln Street resident, was found shot in front of the home, Di Elmo said. Warren was pronounced dead at the University Hospital in Newark.
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Green Cleaning With Your ToddlerEmily McClements
We've been talking all about different ways to go green with your toddler at home, and I wanted to take the opportunity to dive into some of these topics a little bit more. Last week we talked about choosing safe and natural bath products for our toddlers, and this week I wanted to cover green cleaning for your home.
Conventional cleaning products are made from toxic chemicals that get into our bodies, either by absorbing them through our skin, inhaling them from the air, or even through our mouth, especially for little ones who touch everything and then put their fingers in their mouth or even pick stuff up off the floor and eat it – my toddler's not the only one who does that, right?
There are over 17,000 petrochemicals that are available for in home use in cleaning products, and 70% of those chemicals have not been tested for safety for human health or environmental exposure!
The other problem is that so many conventional cleaners don't even list the ingredients on the package. They may list the active/cleaning agent, but the rest of the concoction remains a mystery and yet you are spraying and using it all around your home. Take a look at a bottle of conventional cleaner and you'll probably see a WARNING or CAUTION label – hazardous to humans and animals. That is not something I want to be using around my kids!
But, we still want to have clean homes to keep our kids healthy and safe. Fortunately there are tons of options out there for green, safe and natural cleaning. First I want to cover some of the best green cleaning products and brands that you can find at health food stores, online, and increasingly at big box retailers too. Then tomorrow I'll share the best ingredients for making your own homemade non-toxic cleaners.
Biokleen Bac-Out Floor Cleaner 1 of 10Safe for all different types of floors including hardwood, laminate and tile, this cleaner has a great citrus scent.
Bon Ami Cleaning Powder 2 of 10One of the original natural cleaners, before "green" was popular, this scouring powder contains just five simple and natural ingredients.
Earth Friendly Products Toilet Cleaner 3 of 10Cedar oil and citric acid make this a natural yet effective toilet bowl cleaner without the harsh chemicals and smell of conventional toilet cleaners.
EcoStore Cream Cleanser 4 of 10Plant based ingredients makes this cream cleanser safe for surfaces from the bathroom to the kitchen.
Ecover All-Purpose Cleaner 5 of 10A great, concentrated all-purpose cleaner for all around the house, diluted with water, a bottle will last a long time!
Green Works All-Purpose Cleaner 6 of 10An easy to find plant based cleaner with a fresh scent, keep this multi-purpose cleaner in your "green" cleaning caddy.
Mrs. Meyers Bathroom Cleaner 7 of 10Mrs. Meyers has some of the best smelling natural cleaners out there, with scents like lemon verbena, geranium, honeysuckle, apple and basil, and they clean even better than they smell!
Seventh Generation Disinfecting Wipes 8 of 10A great alternative to brand name disinfecting wipes, these kill 99.99% of household germs naturally. I only wish they were also biodegradable.
Shaklee Cleaning Products 9 of 10This company boasts products with great cleaning power in concentrated formulas that last forever. The one drawback, they are a home marketing company (think Mary Kay) and must be purchased through a Shaklee representative.
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Parent Tips for Summer Reading
Let's make this a summer with a family focus on reading. One of the important reasons to keep kids in a reading routine is to help halt the backslide that kids typically have when they're "vacationing" from school-time learning.
Setting aside some time each day for reading activities helps a child to keep reading skills active. In addition to reading with your child in various ways, such as taking turns reading out loud, or quiet time with the television off and the whole family sitting together with individual books to read, there are other activities to help a child to closely focus on and understand story elements, and to communicate them.
Here's one suggested activity to try with a child in grades three through six. It is from the booklet "Activities for Reading & Writing Fun" by Dr. Edward Kameenui and Dr. Deborah Simmon of the University of Oregon. The booklet, put out by the U.S. Department of Education, also has activities for younger children.
Building Stories
Stories are built in much the same way that houses are. Just as houses have floors, walls, and a roof, stories have some basic parts. Every story has characters (the people or animals in the story), a setting (the time and place the story occurs), a problem (a difficulty that the character(s) have to overcome and solve), and a resolution (a solution to the difficulty or problem). Knowing the parts of a story helps children understand the whole story. Here's what to do in this activity:
ź Choose a short story, fable, or fairy tale for your child to read. You may want to read the story ahead of time to make sure it works for this activity.
ź Make an outline on lined paper with the following parts:
Title: ______
Main Character: ________
Setting: _________
Problem: ________
Resolution: _________
ź Ask your child to read part of the story and to identify the character(s). 'Is Molly a character in the story? Is she a main character? Yes, the story is mostly about Molly and her science project. Let's write that on the sheet where it says main character.'
ź Then ask your child to tell you where and when the story takes place (a town or city, state or country, today or in the past). This is the setting of the story.
ź Then, after your child reads about half of the story, stop and say, 'What is the problem the main character of this story is facing or having? Let's write that on the sheet where it says problem.'
ź When your child finishes the story, ask the child how the problem in the story was worked out. Say, 'that is the resolution of the story. Let's write tghat on the sheet.'
To get a copy of this activity booklet, check with your local library or call 1-800-USA-LEARN.
This column is provided as a public service by the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory, a nonprofit institution working with schools and communities in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.


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Academic pediatrics has not kept pace with the changing demographics in the United States population and the children and families we serve. By 2020, the majority of children and adolescents in the United States will come from ethnic minority backgrounds. We will have a new "majority minority" population, with Latino and Asian ethnicities contributing the largest proportion.1,2 This change in demographics is significant because health care disparities occur disproportionately in those who will soon make up the largest proportion of the US population. To date, pediatric organizations have not developed national strategies to respond specifically to the ethnic diversity in our pediatric population. Doing so is critical to ensuring excellence in our profession and our professional societies. Because the impact of the dramatic changes in US demographics is manifesting first in the pediatric population, we must lead the medical profession in creating a national strategy to address organizational change in the academic and practice workforce and thus ensure the best health outcomes in the 21st century.
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Parts of Haiku still were without water and small pockets of residents had no power Tuesday evening a day after Tropical Depression Flossie rolled across Maui with a lightning and thunder show that joined with rain and wind to knock down utility lines and trees, flood roads and cancel airline flights.
Despite the fury of the storm, public safety officials reported no major damage or injuries.
There was a confirmed lightning strike at a home in Kahului that caused $1,000 in damage, a light post knocked down at the The Westin Maui Resort & Spa in Kaanapali and a close call in Maui Meadows when water from a clogged stream bed came near to a home but was diverted before causing any damage.
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Tuesday morning's post-Flossie sunrise had plenty of color as seen from Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge. The tropical depression rolled through Maui on Monday afternoon and evening.
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Maui County Public Works crew members Gavin Shimizu (left) and Wade Takahashi attach a pipe to a pumper truck before pumping standing water from the intersection of Kulanihakoi Street and South Kihei Road on Tuesday morning, a day after Tropical Depression Flossie passed through.
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"We're glad all of our departments managed to pull together and prepare for Flossie, this could have been a lot worse," said Mayor Alan Arakawa in an email statement Tuesday afternoon. "I've never in all my years seen a lightning storm like we saw (Monday) from the rooftop of the county building.
"Our residents did a great job preparing as well. We didn't see any of this sort of mad, last-minute rush to fill gas tanks or buy groceries. I thought people used the time before the storm to prepare and it paid off (Monday) night. Many thanks to everyone for all their hard work in keeping each other safe."
Maui Electric Co. said late Tuesday afternoon that an estimated 150 customers still were without power.
Areas affected included small pockets of customers in Kula, Haiku, Makawao, Wailuku and Kahului, where transformer damage or downed lines were the cause of the power outages, MECO said.
Throughout the day Tuesday, MECO workers repaired electrical lines and replaced damaged transformers and downed utility poles from the storm.
More than 9,800 customers were without power after the storm passed Monday afternoon and evening - including all of Molokai - but half of the customers were back online at 9:45 that evening. An additional 4,000 customers had their power restored by 3 a.m. Tuesday.
MECO said lightning strikes to electrical equipment - including one to Molokai's only power plant - and fallen tress were the main culprits for the outages.
MECO thanked the public and asked for patience.
"We'd like to thank the public for their patience as we work to bring these last few customers back online," said Transmission & Distribution Manager Joe Kentz late Tuesday afternoon. "Please know that we are doing everything possible to restore power as quickly and safely as possible."
One of those still without power, Guy Lawrence of Kahului, ran his generator for about three hours Tuesday morning, after his electricity went out around 6 p.m. Monday. Thinking the power would return quickly, he didn't run his generator Monday night.
But when he awoke Tuesday morning, the electricity wasn't on so he switched on his generator "just in case."
"I was worried about my food and stuff," he said.
Other residents in the area west of the Kahului Community Center were worried about their frozen and refrigerated food and whether it was still cold enough to keep Tuesday with their electricity out from Monday evening. By around 2 p.m., the power was back on and their steaks were still frozen, residents reported.
Some Haiku residents were without water Tuesday after power outages there led to the shutdown of Haiku wells. Consequently, the Kokomo and Kaupakalua tanks were emptied by users, the county said.
The county advised those in the Haiku area to conserve water.
Those without water could visit water tanker trucks with potable water in Haiku at the top section of the Hanzawa Store parking lot near Awalau Road. A second water tanker truck was at Puuomalei Road off Kokomo Road, the county said.
Those affected by the water problem included residents living on the following roads: Kokomo, Kaupakalua, Kauhikoa, Awalau and Lilikoi as well as all adjoining roads or streets.
The Public Works Department advised motorists to expect closures and delays along Piilani Highway in southeast Maui over the next day or so as crews continued to inspect and repair roads and bridges, according to a county news release.
Hana police reported no injuries or substantial damage from the storm.
But Piilani Highway southwest of Hana was closed near Nuu and Pahihi because debris made the road impassable.
There were intermittent road closures on Hana Highway at Mile Marker 28 in Nahiku while Hawaiian Tel and MECO crews did repairs. Traffic was being allowed in alternating directions Tuesday.
Police said drivers traveling to and from Hana could expect delays.
There also was a problem with Upcountry refuse pickups Tuesday because of street closures due to a low-hanging cable line. Those affected were on Kekahi, Kalua and Kekolu places and Hemala Street. Trash will be collected Thursday for those residents.
While residents dealt with power and water outages, others were cleaning up after the storm.
Pat Borge of Makena Stables in South Maui said his horse trails were washed out, and he was busy cleaning up mud and debris that came with Monday's "big, big rain."
"I think that's the worse I seen in a long time," he said Tuesday afternoon.
"I thought I was going to float away. I got my boat ready," he later joked.
Borge said that Tuesday he and other workers saw debris piles 4 to 5 feet high around the La Perouse Bay area. He said the rubbish was swept down to the shoreline by Monday's heavy rains. He added that mud was all over the road.
Both Maui Visitors Bureau and Maui Hotel & Lodging Association executive directors Terryl Vencl and Lisa Paulson, respectively, reported Tuesday that they had not heard of any major problems with travelers or damage at hotels and resorts.
"If there was a good thing about this one, we had time to prepare," Vencl said. "With the preparations that was done throughout the two days before (the system hit), we were probably as ready as could be."
Vencl said various hotels had a "distressed rate" or special rates for those that had or wanted to extend their stay on Maui.
"The biggest issue was for a while, we thought we had kind of escaped it (Flossie). That thunderstorm didn't roll in until 5:30, there were people at the airport," she said.
She added that tourists may have gone to seek shelter at War Memorial Gym in Wailuku because they did not want to drive back to the resort areas during the storm.
She added that most tourists were re-booked on Tuesday flights after some flights were canceled Monday.
State Department of Transportation spokeswoman Caroline Sluyter said Tuesday that Kahului Airport had a temporary power outage during the time of the heavy rain, thunder and lightning Monday. But the airport continued to run on backup power.
During the disturbance, several flights were delayed or diverted back to Honolulu,
she said. By 8 p.m. Monday, operations were back to normal, and flights resumed, she said.
By 8 a.m. Tuesday, all eight emergency shelters in Maui County were closed. Shelters in Molokai, Lanai and Pukalani were closed earlier at 10:30 p.m Monday, according to the American Red Cross.
As of midnight Monday, 22 people sought refuge at the War Memorial Gym; 11 at Kamalii Elementary School in Kihei; eight at the Lahaina Civic Center and four at Hana High School.
Laura Stevens with the state Department of Land and Natural Resources said that there were no reports of damage at the state's small boat harbors, including Maalaea and Lahaina. The harbors were open as usual Tuesday.
There were no reports of damage at Kahului Harbor, which had been shutdown at midnight Sunday by the Coast Guard and reopened at about 6 p.m. Monday, Sluyter added.
The state had closed state parks, hiking trails and forests Monday and most had reopened Tuesday.
As of Tuesday afternoon, the state reported that the only state park on Maui to sustain damage was East Maui's Waianapanapa State Park, which had fallen trees, branches and debris that needed clearing.
Volunteers helped staff clear the area, though the park still was without power Tuesday afternoon. Stevens said the park and cabins will remain closed until power returns.
Possibly reopening today are the black sand portion of Makena State Park and Polipoli State Park, she said.
Arakawa wanted to remind residents that hurricane season is not over yet, and that if residents haven't put together their emergency kits yet, now is a good time to do so.
Already the National Weather Service is tracking a Tropical Storm Gil in the Pacific Ocean, off the tip of Southern California, he said. It is expected to move farther out to sea and strengthen over the next couple of days.
"Now is a good time to prepare," Arakawa said. "Even if it never hits us, we should still act as if it could be a possibility, because it is."
* Staff Writer Lila Fujimoto contributed to this report. Melissa Tanji can be reached at email@example.com.


text: Conservatorium of Music FAQs on General Issues You are here UTAS Home Conservatorium of Music Students Welcome to First Year FAQs on General Issues How do I get my class timetable? The easiest way to sort out your timetable for Conservatorium units is to consult the printed version that is posted on the school's academic noticeboard. Alternatively you can download a personal copy. For all other units: go to the University homepage. Click on the "Current Students" option. Under the heading "Student Information", click on the option "Class Timetable". You can search under your student number or under the unit code. The easiest way to view your timetable for Sandy Bay and Art School units (once you have enrolled) is to select the options to view the current semester only and your campus only. This cuts back on extra information on the screen. I don't understand my timetable. What can I do? Each Conservatorium unit will usually require three hours of classroom contact weekly. The sessions will either be a one two-hour lecture and a one-hour tutorial/workshop each week or two ninety minute lecture/practicals weekly. The exception to this is the Major Study/Practical Study units (FCM & FCP coded units). For these units students have an individual lesson with their major study tutor (arranged between student and teacher) and a weekly ninety minute performance/composition class. Students in these units are also required to attend an number of concerts throughout the semester. Please note: students are required to maintain 90% attendance in each unit. Absence due to illness may be excused but students missing more than three weeks in any unit are counselled to withdraw from the unit. Students falling below 75% unexcused attendance will be excluded and so fail the unit. If you are still confused, ask the unit coordinator of the each unit. What is my student number and what do I need it for? You are issued a unique student identification number on enrolment and this number will allow you access a range of services and facilities at the University. You will find that you quickly memorise your student number. It is recorded on your Student ID card. You will need your ID to borrow from the Library, to store photocopying and printing credit and to sit examinations. Where do I get my student ID card? From Student Administration. View campus maps. I want to drop one of my subjects. What can I do? You can withdraw without academic penalty or incurring a HECS debt if you withdraw officially before the Census Date which is Friday 15th April in 2005 (check the Census date on the University Key Dates webpage ) Contact the Shan Deng, a Conservatorium sub-dean to discuss withdrawal. I hate this subject. What can I do? You have several options depending on the nature of your problem. If you are having trouble understanding the material, or you are not coping with your assessment, you should talk to either your lecturer or the unit coordinator. They can give you personal assistance. If you are having trouble with note taking, study skills or writing essays, you can also ask TILT for assistance. If you are having personal problems, contact the Student Counselling service. It might also help to talk to your mentor. How do I use the University email system? The University provides a free web-based email system for all staff and students. This system is usually referred to as webmail. You can check your webmail from any computer that has access to the internet. You don't need to have Outlook or Eudora or any other email program installed on your computer. You must check your university email regularly. The University, including your unit coordinator, will contact you via email from time to time. It is your responsibility to check your email. You will be given your University email username and password on your Enrolment Statement. If you don't know your username or password, contact the Service Desk. You can arranged to have the mail sent to your University account forwarded to your personal account. How do I find out where my lecture/tutorial is? You can get the room numbers from your Class Timetable. If you can't find the room, you can ask the Conservatorium's security office, or at the Service Desk in the Library. You can also ask at the TUU offices on the Sandy Bay campus. These places all have maps available and can point you in the right direction. You can also download maps from the campus maps page. I tried to borrow at the Library but they said I need a card. Where do I get this card? Your Student ID Card allows you to borrow from the library and store printing and photocopying credit. You can get your ID card from Student Administration. How do I know which classes to attend? You will get an Enrolment Statement early in the semester. This will confirm the units you are enrolled in. If there is a problem, you need to contact your one of your sub-deans Shan Deng or Heather Monkhouse, or the Faculty Officer, Yvonne Bottomley as soon as possible. Once your enrolment is confirmed, you can check the Conservatorium Timetable to find out where and when your classes are. How can I contact my lecturer or tutor outside of class? Your lecturer will advise you of his or her contact details during the first lecture. Lecturers have many responsibilities which take them out of their office and even off-campus. For this reason it is usually best to first contact your lecturer via email. Check your unit outline for this email address, or check the email directory on the University website. Most lecturers also have student consultation times when they will be available in their office. These times will sometimes be in your unit outline and are usually posted on the individual lecturer's office door. If your problem is urgent, you can ask the Conservatorium's office staff and they may be able to contact the lecturer on your behalf. You should realise that University staff are not on call after regular office hours. You must not expect an immediate answer to your email or phone call if it is after 5 or on the weekend. You will be contacted on the next working day if possible. How do I access computers? The Conservatorium's computer lab is located on the ground floor, room G-2. You will need your email user name and password to access these computers. Your email user name and password will be on your Enrolment Statement. If you don't know your email username and password, contact the Service Desk. You can also use the Arts Computer Lab (ACL) on the 3rd level of the Arts building, for which you will need your email username and password. There are also computer labs in the Morris Miller Library, in the Cafeteria and in the Student Association building. You will need your emails details to login into all of these computers. You may find this map of computer lab locations handy. How do I get after hours access to the computer labs in the Faculty of Arts building? You will need to contact Ann Barker in the Dean's office on the 5th floor of the Arts building. How do I save my documents? The easiest and safest option is to purchase a USB thumb or flash drive. You can get one from the Coop bookshop for about $70. They hold heaps of documents and are far more reliable and sturdy than a floppy disk. One should last your entire degree. You can also burn a copy of your work onto CD. BE AWARE that floppy disks are notoriously unreliable and for this reason the computers in the Conservatorium's computer lab do not have floppy disk drives. Also, you cannot use a dead floppy disk as an excuse for handing in late assessment. It is your responsibility to ensure you have a backup copy of your work. I don't know how to use computers very well. What can I do? Contact the Service Desk for general information about how the University's computer systems work. For training contact the FEU. What does the Service Desk do and how can I contact them? The Service Desk is the combined University Information Services and Library contact point for problems and enquiries. You can talk to the Service Desk assistants if you have problems logging onto a university computer, or checking your uni webmail or WebCT. You can also ask about general library queries. You can contact the Service Desk in person at the Library, by email on firstname.lastname@example.com or phone on 1800 304 903. What do I do if my Library books are overdue? Contact the Library straight away to arrange a loan renewal. You can do this over the phone or by email. How do I arrange parking on campus? Parking at all campuses is usually limited. Visit Asset Management Services for information on how to access parking and how to pay for it. Where can I get food and drinks on campus? At the Conservatorium the catering services are provided by the student organization (TUU). This organisation provides a range of outlets at all the Hobart campuses ranging from cafés to cafeterias. Hours of opening may be limited after working hours and outside of semester times so you may have to bring your own food and drinks. At the Conservatorium the student's cafeteria is open during the teaching semester from the hours of 11am-2pm. What can I do if I am being harassed or bullied? Contact the Counselling Service provided by Support & Equity. I am having trouble meeting people. What can I do? It usually takes some time to settle into the routine of University life. Sometimes this makes it difficult to meet people. You have a few options. You can try setting up a study group. Ask your lecturer to help you arrange this via notices on the academic noticeboard. Study groups can be particularly useful for part-time or combined degree students who may lack other opportunities to get together with fellow students at the Conservatorium. You can also join one of the many clubs and societies offered by the student organisation on the Sandy Bay campus. If you just need to talk to someone about the challenges of university life, try contacting your first year mentor. And you can always try talking to the person sitting next to you in the lecture or tutorial, as many people will be in the same situation as you. How do I find out when and where to go for my exams? Your personal exam timetable will be available on the University's website at Examinations and Results. All major study exams are scheduled by Heather Monkhouse and posted on the Conservatorium's Academic noticeboard. You should check your exam timetable with this schedule to make sure you don't have any clashes. If you do, contact her as soon as possible. What do I do if I have a timetable clash? Contact Heather Monkhouse for any timetable clashes. She can advise you of any options you may have for juggling classes. Alternatively, you could consider changing your enrolment and she will help you with that too. What do I do if I have an exam timetable clash? Your personal exam timetable will be available on the University's website at Examinations and Results. You must check your exam timetable to make sure you don't have any clashes. If you do, contact Heather Monkhouse the Undergraduate Studies coordinator as soon as possible. How do I find out my final results for a unit? You final results are usually available a couple of weeks after the end of the exam period. They are made available via the University's website at Examinations and Results. You will need your email username and password. If your result is not available, contact the unit coordinator as soon as possible. What is the Student Association? The Student Association or SA is the Launceston-based student organisation. Student organisations provide a range of services and resources for students. For more information go to Support and Equity. What is the Tasmanian University Union? The Tasmanian University Union or TUU is the Hobart-based student organisation. Student organisations provide a range of services and resources for students. For more information go to TUU. What is the Flexible Education Unit? The FEU, or Flexible Education Unit, provides a range of services and resources to support teaching and learning at the University. For students, the most useful assistance is likely to be the comprehensive first year website. How do I use the Library? Many students are intimidated by the Library when first starting out at University. It is important to realise that the Library is there as a resource for you, and that the staff of the Library want to help you. You can get a lot of information from the Library website, which has sections on training and help. If you would prefer to ask things in person, visit the Library and ask the Service Desk to explain how the Library works. They can refer you to the Reference Librarian if you have specific research questions. Don't forget, you can ask as many questions as you need to. You should try to become confident and familiar with the services and resources provided by the Library in your first year. For sociology students in particular, your academic success will depend on how well you can access the resources provided by the Library. I have a disability / ongoing medical problem which is affecting my study. Who do I see for assistance? Contact the Disability Service section of Student Services. Doug McGinn can help you out in Hobart. His phone number is +61 3 6226 2381. 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