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A different outfit every day - from charity shops!
How often do you wear the same outfit? Once a month, or once a week maybe?
Spare a thought for Caroline Jones who set herself the challenge of wearing different outfits every day for a year - and every single one from charity shops.
She did it to raise money for Cancer Research UK, after her mum died from the disease last year. And she's reached her fundraising target early, as Olivia Kinsley found out.
Pack of snowdogs to descend on city streets
A huge charity artwork project has been announced for Brighton and Hove next year.
'Snowdogs by the Sea' will bring a trail of 50 sculptures around the city, all individually designed by local celebrities and businesses. Fatboy Slim - DJ Norman Cook - is the first celebrity to back the scheme.
The sculptures, inspired by the Raymond Briggs book, will eventually be sold at auction to raise money for the Martlets Hospice in Hove.
Thousands of volunteers row from 'Marden to Madagascar' for charity
Volunteers have rowed more than 5000 miles in Kent, without actually going anywhere. They were taking part in the county's biggest indoor rowing event, travelling the equivalent distance from Marden to Madagascar.
Thousands of people took part in the 5,600 mile journey, to raise money for the charity Dandelion Time. So far the event has raised £ 13,000 with further sponsorship still to come in.
A team from Marden Fire Service arrived in their Fire Engine and rowed in full kit and breathing apparatus. Their first visit was interrupted by call outs, but on their third visit they managed to row for over 1 hour
- David Johns (@davidjohns_itv)
Maidstone soldiers take on police in rowing challenge
In a battle of soldiers versus police, who do you think might win? That's exactly what a challenge in Maidstone this week tried to find out - and raise plenty of money for charity at the same time.
David Johns explains, talking to Maj Devkumar Gurung of the Queen's Gurkha Engineers; Lt Col Richard Walker of 36 Engineers; PC Paul Hughes; and Ch Insp Mick Gardner of Kent Police.
For the Gurkha Welfare Trust, see www.gwt.org.uk For More Than Words, see www.morethanwordscharity.com
Thief walks off with charity money
Police are searching for a man who stole a large bottle containing money destined for charity.
The man entered the RAM sports and social club in West Green, Crawley, where he took a four-litre bottle of charity money which was on the reception counter. It contained about £500. He hid it under his t-shirt and left
He has a distinctive patterned tattoo on his right forearm.
This was a nasty and heartless theft and we are sure someone will recognise the man
Dream trip on Belmond British Pullman - all in the name of charity
Sick babies, abandoned dogs or the elderly? If you give money to charity, how do you decide which one gets to benefit from your hard earned cash? More and more charitable organisations are depending on our generosity to keep them going. But persuading us to donate is getting tougher. Now they're having to come up with even more novel ideas and schemes to attract our attention. This weekend, one Kent charity even hired a very famous train to raise money. Andrea Thomas reports. She spoke to Anne-Marie Kelly from the Heart of Kent Hospice, Jan Perfect from Community Action South East and Graham Carpenter, Chief Executive of Dandelion Time.
Charity warns on forcing supermarkets to donate food
A charity in Southampton is doing its bit to feed the hungry and avoid food waste. Supermarkets donate surplus food to organisations such as Fareshare and Scratch, which then distribute the produce to those who need to be fed.
The issue is much on the agenda after the French government passed a law last week, forcing the supermarkets in France to give any extra food they had to charity.
FareShare say their work tackles the imbalance between food waste and poverty with the co-operation of their donors, but they say the French-style legislation could be counter-productive if a similar law were to be passed here in the UK. Andrew Pate has our report.
Royal boost for charity saving sight across the world
Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra has visited a charity in Sussex which has carried out more than eight million sight-saving operations across the world.
Sightsavers is trying to raise awareness of how to prevent and cure blindness in developing countries. Derek Johnson reports.
It's all downhill in Sutton Valence for the annual pram race
The annual pram race took place in the historic village of Sutton Valence in Kent on New Year's Day. Each team had to complete 2 laps of the loop road in the village, with a hair raising ride down a steep hill. During the race they also had to down pints of ale at each of the 3 pubs. The event's held every year to raise money for charity. Here's a snapshot of the day.
Video of thieves stealing Christmas lights from children's hospice
Police are appealing for witnesses and anyone with information to come forward after Christmas lights were stolen from a Poole children's hospice.
At 8.55pm on Tuesday 9 December 2014, thieves stole Christmas lights from the front garden of Julia's House Children's Hospice in Springdale Road in the Broadstone area of the town.
Police Constable Garry Weston said: "We know that a small light-coloured car or delivery van pulled up outside the hospice and a man got out of the passenger seat and walked toward the grounds of Julia's House.
"The van left the scene and the offender was seen to walk into the grounds of Julia's house before leaving carrying the lights.
"This was a despicable crime on a hospice which offers day and respite care for children with life limiting illnesses.
"I urge anyone who saw the incident or has any information about those responsible to contact Dorset Police in confidence."


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I was scanning the headlines this morning, as I do, and came across this article by YLE Uutiset (News). — "Finnish police: Keep your car keys in the fridge" From YLE's article: "These so-called smart keys work by emitting a signal when the driver touches the door handle. The lock opens when it recognises the… Read more »
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Why you can't trust things you copy and paste from web pages
Put away your wget and curl, your SOAP clients and WSDLs, WebDAV servers, REST APIs and JSON callbacks; when it comes to moving data off websites and on to your computer the sticky stuff that greases the wheels is copy and paste. This side of haptic gloves, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V is as close as we… Read more »
Story of Julie Miller, who cheated in multiple triathlon races: The difference between cheating in 1980 and cheating today is that it's much harder to get away with now. What trips up contemporary cheaters, Empfield said, is their false assumption that the only thing they have to worry about is their timing chip, the device… Read more »
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Petya key decoder
I made a decoder for key of Petya ransomware. It works for Stage 1 of encryption – if the system was not rebooted after the infection. Research about a possibility to decrypt Stage 2 is in progress. UPDATE: 8-th April 2016 Petya at Stage 2 has been cracked by leo-stone. Read more: https://petya-pay-no-ransom.herokuapp.com/ and https://github.com/leo-stone/hack-petya…. Read more »
Updated 2016-04-03: Edited to add more details about the encryption scheme. Petya is a new ransomware with an evil twist: instead of encrypting files on disk, it will lock the entire disk, rendering it pretty much useless. Specifically, it will encrypt the filesystem's master file table (MFT), which means the operating system is not able… Read more »
US startup Bastille Networks boldly claims to be "the first and only company to completely secure the Enterprise," even though it doesn't have any products on its website yet. But it is nevertheless making waves with a vulnerability it's calling Mousejacking, caused by a raft of security problems the company says it's found in numerous… Read more »
p>This is pretty impressive: Most of us learned long ago not to run executable files from sketchy USB sticks. But old-fashioned USB hygiene can't stop this newer flavor of infection: Even if users are aware of the potential for attacks, ensuring that their USB's firmware hasn't been tampered with is nearly impossible. The devices don't… Read more »
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So tracking is getting even trickier, it seems canvas fingerprinting would work in any browser that supports HTML5 and is pretty hard to stop as a user, as it's a basic feature (a website instructing your browser to draw an image using canvas). And it turns out, every single browser will draw the image slightly… Read more »

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Cambridge English Language Assessment Test Center, NP008 Universal Language & Computer Institute (ULCI) is the Cambridge English Language Assessment Test Center in Nepal. ULCI has been assisting the Nepalese students to uplift the English language skills for over three decades. As the Cambridge English Language Assessment Test Center, ULCI can now provide international level tests in Nepal. Cambridge English Language Assessment is the new name for University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations. It is a part of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which has provided examinations in English of speakers of other languages since 1913. Cambridge English Language ….Read More »
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South Tampa institution returns as Goody Goody opens in Hyde Park Village
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Tampa woman's invention reshapes the burger
A Tampa mother has invented a tool for combining two American classics: hot dogs and hamburgers.
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Irish 31 opens new location at WestShore Plaza
Jay Mize and his wife, Bianca, introduced Hyde Park Village diners to Irish cuisine when they opened Irish 31 Pub House & Eatery in 2011.
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Late-night SoHo calzone search set to grow easier with D.P. Dough delivery
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White House cancels tours because there's no money; Americans now unable to say goodbye to the $250 million the Obama administration is sending Egypt
**Written by Doug Powers
An alternate headline comes courtesy of Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX): "The people have been banned from the people's house."
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The Obama administration announced Tuesday that it will cancel all tours starting this weekend, due to sequester cuts. The move prompted swift condemnation from Republican lawmakers, who described the decision as the latest attempt to make the sequester seem worse than it is.
The announcement is the latest from the administration about the impact of the cuts that went into effect last Friday. Congressional staffers received a terse email saying White House tours would be canceled effective this Saturday.
The email cited "staffing reductions" from the sequester.
"Unfortunately, we will not be able to reschedule affected tours," the notice said. "We very much regret having to take this action, particularly during the popular Spring touring season."
Regret it? Uh huh.
Knowing sequestration was looming, there was still enough money for an extra $15 million in Pakistan aid, $50 million for TSA uniforms and even hundreds of thousands for portraits. Even post sequestration they were somehow still able to scrape $250 million from under the country's couch cushions to give to Egypt.
You can probably guess what the sequester won't interrupt — and one of those things is the collection of Obamacare taxes. Another is the calligraphy.
Finally, the Tweet of the day:
White House cancels tours post sequester. Now I guess the only way to get inside Obama WH is to give $500,000 to OFA. ow.ly/ipe5x
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Welcome to IMAGINE
IMAGINE (Interprofessional Medical and Allied Groups for Improving Neighbourhood Environment) is an interprofessional, student-run community health initiative aimed at promoting and providing holistic health care to the core neighborhoods of downtown Toronto.
Hi everyone, thank you visiting the IMAGINE clinic website.
As of September 2016, we have moved to a new website! It can be found at the following link: https://imagine-clinic.squarespace.com
Thank you so much for your continued support!
IMAGINE, U of T's very own interprofessional student-run clinic, is looking for new executive members! IMAGINE provides services for the marginalized populations of downtown Toronto (such as those who experience homelessness, mental health conditions, have precarious status, or new immigrants not covered by OHIP). This is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience working within your community, learn more about our healthcare system, and develop your leadership and teamwork skills.
We are currently recruiting for 5 Clinic Operations Executives.
Position Description: As a clinic operations executive, you will be responsible for the general operations and logistics associated with running a walk-in health clinic. This includes leading and managing a team of inter-professional students and preceptors, moderating clinic flow, tracking clinic data, managing clinic supplies and implementing new and innovative initiatives to improve the clinic. You will also be an integral part of the clinic executive body responsible for guiding the future direction of the clinic.
To apply, please visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1cuL7j4fNq8WtiynboRYHiitAB7G-4y5_X6cJHJdDYJ4/viewform?usp=send_form
Applications are due on Jan 8, 2016 at 11:59pm.
Interviews for the position will be held in the second week of school in January 2016.
University of Toronto Co-Curricular Record Eligibility: All volunteers are eligible to be recognized by University of Toronto for their involvement with IMAGINE.
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We look forward to working with you!
IMAGINE is U of T's very own interprofessional student-run clinic and we're looking for new volunteers! IMAGINE provides services for the marginalized populations of downtown Toronto (such as those who experience homelessness, mental health conditions, have precarious status, or new immigrants not covered by OHIP). This is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience working within your community, learn more about our healthcare system, and develop your leadership and teamwork skills.
We are currently recruiting for several clinic and committee volunteer positions:
We are also recruiting for two executive positions:
1 Executive Co-Director
1 Finance and Fundraising Co-Chair
Interprofessional Education (IPE) Eligibility: As part of the Interprofessional Education (IPE) program, clinic volunteers are eligible for one green credit (2 credits) upon completion of a pre- and post-survey, three clinic shifts, and the group reflection session.
University of Toronto Co-Curricular Record Eligibility: All volunteers are eligible to be recognized by University of Toronto for their involvement with IMAGINE.
For more information about IMAGINE and the positions available, please visit: http://imagine.uoftmeds.com/involved/positions
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For applications for executive positions, please visit: http://bit.ly/1iN8qrY
Applications for all positions are due on Sunday October 4th, 2015 at 11:59 pm. All volunteers are required to attend a mandatory orientation and training session on Tuesday October 13th,from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We look forward to an exciting new year with new IMAGINE team members!
IMAGINE is an interprofessional, collaborative effort directed by students but supported by individuals in diverse areas. Whether you are a health student, a practising professional, a policy specialist, or a financial supporter, there may be a role that you can play.
If you are a physician, nurse, pharmacist, physical therapist, or social worker and would like to volunteer at the IMAGINE Clinic as a preceptor, please contact us at imagine.preceptors AT gmail.com. For more information, please
We are currently recruiting for several clinic and committee volunteer positions:
1. Clinic Volunteer: Clinic volunteers (i.e. social work, nursing, physical therapy, pharmacy, medicine) work in interprofessional teams to provide healthcare services to our clients. Please note that we are also looking for preceptors to mentor and supervise our student volunteers.
2. Community Partnerships Committee: The Community Partnerships Committee holds outreach events to better serve our target population.
3. Health Promotion Committee: The Health Promotion Committee holds health education workshops at various local community agencies.
4. Advocacy Committee: The Advocacy Committee promotes awareness, discussion and action about issues and policies affecting our target population.
5. Communications & Public Relations Committee: This Committee is responsible for recruiting clients and promoting IMAGINE as a valuable resource in our community.
6. Process & Quality Improvement Committee: This Committee is responsible for evaluating IMAGINE's current operating procedures and implementing process improvements where possible.
For more information about IMAGINE and the positions available, please visit: http://imagine.uoftmeds.com/involved/positions
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It's a catch-22 for healthcare providers. Because tuberculosis (TB) is a contagious disease and therefore a public health issue, an uninsured person with TB is entitled to medical care. Yet, under the current system the tests to diagnose TB are not covered. As Angela Robertson, Executive Director of the Central Toronto Community Health Centre (CTCHC) explained, "the diagnosis of TB doesn't just walk in and present itself," resulting in what Robertson called a "conundrum" for many providers.
This is just one example of the complexities of providing health care to marginalized populations in Ontario. Community Health Centres, including the CTCHC, are uniquely situated in their ability to serve clients who face barriers to care. For example, they are the only places in Ontario where the government provides funding to assist uninsured individuals.
The CTCHC shares a space with the IMAGINE clinic and both serve similar inner city communities in the Queen and Bathurst area. To learn more about the CTCHC, the IMAGINE advocacy team sat down with Angela Robertson, who has been leading the clinic for about two years.
A history of serving the community
The clinic has roots dating back to the late 1960s and the founding of a student health organization called SHOUT. It began as a collaborative between students in a number of health disciplines at the University of Toronto - a model similar to the IMAGINE clinic. The aim was for students to experience working within an interdisciplinary health team and to provide care to the residents of the Alexander Park Community.
Then in the 1980s, two community health centres - the Alexandra Park Community Health Centre and the nearby Niagara Community Health Centre - opened in the area. In 1982, they were amalgamated to create a larger community health centre - the West Central Community Health Centre. It was eventually renamed the Central Toronto Community Health Centre in 1997.
Although the clinic has evolved over the years, Robertson explained that it has always been targeted at low income, working poor and immigrant communities. The centre has also expanded to serve new priority populations to meet the needs of the local community.
Today, the CTCHC serves a significant number of individuals who are homeless or street involved, as well as those who are living with a mental health and/or substance abuse issue. Another priority population is the Aboriginal community.
In the earlier days of the clinic, the main newcomer groups served by the Centre were Italian and Portuguese. Nowadays, the local community includes newcomers - refugees and sponsored immigrants - from Mainland China, and Vietnam, as well as those from the African continent and Middle East.
Tailoring services to meet client needs
About 80% of people come to the clinic seeking access to primary care, and many face a language barrier in communicating with their provider. In order to address this, the clinic offers both in-person and over the phone interpretation services.
The CTCHC has a range of other services in addition to primary care. Harm reduction services include street outreach led by peers with lived experience of addictions, services offered in local shelters, safe use kit, and distraction and other programs for youth. Counselling services are also offered, including in Mandarin and Cantonese (the clinic does not currently use interpreters in mental health contexts).
Another component of the Centre's services involves doing work related to population health. Health promoters work with different communities doing group work and community-building. For example, the clinic runs an Aboriginal diabetes program that is not simply focused on the disease but also on issues related to the trauma of residential schools, the trauma of long-term homelessness and poverty.
Health promotion work offers the clinic an opportunity to care for clients in a holistic way and "to respond to new and emerging issues," explained Robertson. One of these issues is about workplace health and safety. A significant number of newcomer women, particularly from the Vietnamese and Chinese communities, are employed in nail salons. In order to understand the health risks and employment conditions associated with this type of employment, the CTCHC developed a collaborative program with the National Network for Environment and Women's health. This is an example of how health promotion can be used to "identify trends, population disparities and/or challenges as a way to start small and scale up," said Robertson.
Policy's effect on clinical work
The CTCHC has seen the effects of changes to government policy on the way they serve clients. In 2012, changes were made to the Interim Federal Health Plan, which provides temporary health care to refugees, that reduced and eliminated elements of coverage for refugees and refugee claimants.
On the ground level this has meant that CTCHC clients who were once covered no longer are. "Resources that …we would use to cover other folks who were uninsured [now need] to be stretched to cover a new group of folks who were once insured," explained Robertson.
Ontario has introduced a bridging plan to fill the gap between the cuts made by the federal government. However, gaps in coverage still exist because of the "complex bureaucracy" of determining which procedures are covered. Many providers are reluctant to provide care because of the complexity of the system, and thus these clients do not receive care. Some providers also question why their role should be to determine a person's eligibility, when they have been trained to provide care, said Robertson.
Improving the quality of care for different client populations
The CTCHC recognizes that different client populations may face particular barriers to care. Recently the clinic has started to develop programming specific to trans clients. They are also improving access to primary care and have created testosterone kits (t-kits) for safe hormone injection.
Robertson explained that a huge barrier for trans clients is transphobia, both from the general public and the healthcare system. Providers may refuse to get a client's pronouns correct, or may be uncertain how to ask. "Depending on how you respond…as a provider [that] could either be welcoming or it could be alienating and stigmatizing," she said.
Another significant issue faced by this community is poverty. It can be difficult for trans individuals to find employment and good jobs, and thus they may not be able to afford all the medications they require. This is one of the reasons why the clinic provides free t-kits.
Improving care for trans clients is not simply about creating new programs or offering supplies, it is also about training providers and creating a welcoming atmosphere. The clinic has brought in trans access trainers to educate providers. They have also been raising awareness through the clinic's different programs and services so that other clients understand that trans clients are welcome and that discrimination and stigma are not tolerated. The clinic uses visual clues like the rainbow flag and trans-friendly posters to create a safe(r) space for clients from the moment they walk in the door.
In terms of improving access to healthcare for trans clients, Robertson said that there is a "steady chipping away at the barriers." Having institutions and organizations in place that serve trans clients such as the Sherbourne Health Centre, Rainbow Health Ontario and Trans Pulse are a "statement of change." However, Robertson pointed out that organizations that are not specifically created for trans or LGBTQ clients must begin to make their services inclusive. Otherwise we will create "another kind of a ghettoization and/or a marginalization of trans clients to only areas or programs that are trans and/or LGBTQ specific," she said.
Advocacy & the challenges associated with it
Robertson believes that advocacy is "embedded" in the work of service providers. "People who we serve in our organization come to us with needs and challenges that are the result of inequality either in income, in access to services [or] in discrimination… so therefore our work as providers is not just to respond to the symptom that clients present to us with but also respond to some of the root cause."
The CTCHC is involved in advocacy efforts around a number of issues: cuts to the IFH, access to care for the uninsured, advancing harm reducing, income security and increasing funds for homelessness programs.
However, advocacy comes with challenges. In her 1999 book, Scratching the Surface:
Canadian Anti-Racist Feminist Thought, Robertson wrote about how anti-racist advocacy had been fragmented and bureaucratized by the state. Sixteen years later she said that it has become increasingly harder to do advocacy work, particularly in terms of public coalition building to protest government policies.
Robertson explained that the economy has put a strain on many of the people who are involved in advocacy, who simply do not have the time to mobilize. Another barrier is "advocacy chill," a phenomenon that occurs when organizations that speak up about a certain issue have their funding threatened or cut.
However, Robertson was hopeful that today's activists and movements are becoming more connected. "I think that the movements that are emerging and that are present today are really bringing an intersectional kind of perspective because there's a recognition that globalization makes it so we cannot be single issue. I think there's a great deal of promise there."
Hopefully, this will translate to increasing health equity for clients at the CTCHC and beyond.
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Last month we held a transition workshop for our outgoing and incoming IMAGINE clinic executives. Thank you to our PQI committee co-chairs, Anjum, Elaine, and Anand, for organizing and facilitating the transition workshop!
Some of the lovely outgoing and incoming IMAGINE clinic executives.
We would like to thank all members of our 2014-2015 executive team for all their hard work and dedication throughout the year. We would not have been able to do anything without you! For the new executives, welcome to the IMAGINE clinic team! We look forward to working with you all and are excited for another great year.
As part of the ongoing Community Health Series, IMAGINE Clinic's Advocacy Committee is excited to host an upcoming session on Toronto's affordable housing & it's impact on health. The event is FREE and is open to both students & community members.
We are delighted to have ...
Tara Pearcey (Occupational Therapist) & Reena Sirohi (Social Worker) from the Center of Addictions & Mental Health's Social Determinants of Health Unit
Hugh Lawson (Director of Strategic Planning & Stakeholder Relations) from City of Toronto's Community Housing Office come speak with us.
Complimentary pizza dinner & light refreshments will be served.
Reserve a spot & dinner at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JJ7H772
Drop ins are welcome!
WHEN: April 8th,2015
TIME: 5:30-7:30 pm
PLACE: 500 University, Room 235
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If you are interested in getting involved with IMAGINE it's not too late! We have extended the deadline for the following positions:
- Advocacy Co-Chair (2)
- Finance and Fundraising Co-Chair (1)
- Preceptor Recruitment Co-Chair (2)
- Volunteer Recruitment Co-Chair (2)
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Applications are due on Tuesday March 31st, 2015 at 11:59pm.
For those that have already applied, thank you for your interest in IMAGINE! We are reviewing applications and applicants should receive an email shortly from a member of the IMAGINE executive team. For any questions, feel free to contact imagine.volunteers AT gmail.com.
IMAGINE, U of T's very own interprofessional student-run clinic is looking for new executive members and summer clinic volunteers! This is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience working within your community, learn more about our healthcare system, and develop your leadership and teamwork skills.
Learn more about IMAGINE by clicking here.
We are currently recruiting for the following positions:
- Clinic Volunteers
- Advocacy Co-Chairs (2)
- Communications and Public Relations Co-Chairs (2)
- Finance and Fundraising Co-Chair (1)
- Health Promotion Co-Chairs (2)
- Preceptor Recruitment Co-Chairs (2)
- Process and Quality Improvement Co-Chair (1)
- Volunteer Recruitment Co-Chair (1)
- Occupational Therapy Representative (1)
- Physiotherapy Representative (1)
For position descriptions, click here.
To apply for executive positions, click linked removed
To apply for clinic volunteer positions, click linked removed
Applications are due on Friday March 20th, 2015 at 11:59pm.
Successful clinic volunteer applicants will be notified via email.
Successful executive applicants will be contacted for interviews.
University of Toronto Co-Curricular Record Eligibility: All volunteers are eligible to be recognized by University of Toronto for their involvement with IMAGINE.
If you have any questions about the application process, please feel free to email us at imagine.volunteers AT gmail.com.
We look forward to working with you!
Angel Seganathy and Minha Lee
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Brian Smith of the Washington State Liquor Control Board, said the recently passed initiative folds the existing liquor licenses in to the new system. Script: Jobless in Idaho - College grad starts from scratch By Northwest News Network • Nov 10, 2011 Nearly 70,000 people in Idaho don't have jobs. That's according to estimates from the Idaho Department of Labor. That figure doesn't take into account the thousands of people who are underemployed or who've given up the search. Justy Thomas was 34 years old then, and like so many in her situation, was at a crossroads. When Thomas lost her job four years ago she decided to college. Thomas: "I wanted to do a reset. I wanted to change my career" She says going to college also seemed like a necessity. Alaska Air demonstrating aviation biofuels By Bellamy Pailthorp • Nov 8, 2011 It's a big week for aviation biofuels. A United flight took off Monday from Houston, for the first time burning jet fuel that was made from algae-based oil. And Alaska Air begins its demonstration flights from Seattle tomorrow (Wednesday, 2 p.m.) – with fuel made from used cooking oil. Northwest chip maker to tap demand for smartphone memory By Jessica Robinson • Nov 4, 2011 Consumers are using their phones to do what their computers once did. And that's prompting a major technology company in the Northwest to shift its focus too. The bread and butter of Micron Technology has been memory for PCs. But the CEO of the Boise chip maker told Bloomberg BusinessWeek the company will expand its base of products for mobile devices. Cost of living jump in Northwest challenging worker paychecks By Robin Cedar • Nov 1, 2011 Chris Devers / Flickr It isn't just the poor and unemployed who are suffering in Seattle and Washington, but people who ten years ago were living comfortably on their wages are now living with a paycheck that doesn't seem to go far enough. A new study from the University of Washington has found that the cost of living in Seattle and Washington State has risen significantly while worker wages have remained the same. Even in a recession, Halloween means cash for retailers By Chris Lehman • Oct 31, 2011 Keep an eye out for trick-or-treaters as you head out on the roads this evening Despite the down economy, retailers expect Halloween spending will rise this year. The National Retail Federation's annual Halloween spending survey found that the average person plans to spend about $72 on costumes, candy and decorations. That's a jump of more than $15 over the past two years. Canadian electricity giant opens U.S. headquarters in Olympia By Austin Jenkins • Oct 27, 2011 Canadian electricity giant TransAlta has already agreed to shut down its coal-fired power plant in southwest Washington by 2025. But the company isn't packing up and leaving. In fact, Wednesday the Alberta-based company opened its first US headquarters in Olympia. Paul Taylor will head TransAlta's US operations. He calls Washington's capital city a "sweet spot" location for the company. Washington ski areas may expand recreation opportunities By The Associated Press • Oct 20, 2011 clappstar / Flickr BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Congress has approved more summer activities at ski areas on federal lands. The Bellingham Herald reports the Ski Area Recreational Opportunity Enhancement Act the cleared the Senate Tuesday will allow ski areas to be used for more than winter sports. Occupy Seattle, get free pizza; protests cost city $105,000 so far By Vanessa Romo • Oct 19, 2011 David Meinert As the Occupy Wall Street Movement snowballs, small business owners, who employ just over half of all private sector employees in the nation, say they're a part of the 99%, too. It's 5 o'clock in Seattle's Westlake Park – the beating heart of the local Occupy Wall Street movement—and Jennifer Fox and some fellow teenage occupiers are smoking hand rolled cigarettes. They're waiting for the free pizza. Worker shortage may force apple growers to leave some fruit behind By Anna King • Oct 17, 2011 Andrea Parrish / Flickr Across the Northwest, apple growers are having a hard time bringing in their harvest because of a worker shortage. The result may mean certain lower-priced varieties of apples don't get picked at all. Costco's support tops $11M on liquor initiative By The Associated Press • Oct 12, 2011 OLYMPIA, Wash. — Costco has given more than $11 million to support an initiative campaign that would privatize Washington's liquor distribution and sales. Forecasters predict ho-hum holiday hiring in Northwest SALEM, Ore. - It's the time of year that retailers think about hiring extra help for the holidays. Labor experts in Oregon and Washington say job prospects for seasonal hires are ho-hum in the jolly ho-ho-ho season. Washington state's Employment Department is predicting about 13,000 holiday jobs will materialize in the state through the end of the year. If true, that would fall short of last year's numbers. Tributes Pour Forth For Steve Jobs; Apple Co-Founder Was 56 By Bill Chappell • Oct 5, 2011 Tributes are pouring forth in honor of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died Wednesday at age 56. He is being remembered as a visionary who co-founded Apple, left the company, and then returned to build it into a global powerhouse. Layoffs add up to a sober week for Hanford workers By Anna King • Oct 3, 2011 More than 1,000 workers at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation are getting layoff notices. This latest round of downsizing started this week due to reduced federal funding in 2012. Minimum wage in Washington will rise to $9.04 in January By Austin Jenkins • Oct 2, 2011 OLYMPIA, Wash. – Despite a slow economic recovery, inflation is up. That means Washington's minimum wage will increase to more than $9 an hour starting in January. That was the announcement Friday from the state. The wage hike is based on a voter approved initiative that links the minimum wage to inflation. To fight meth, new system will track your purchases of cold-meds By Vanessa Romo • Sep 30, 2011 Eric Chan / Flickr If you're a fan of the television series "Breaking Bad" then you know, in the words of Walter White, that making methamphetamines "is just basic chemistry." And some of the key chemical ingredients of meth are found in over the counter cold, flu and allergy medications which contain pseudoephedrine and ephedrine. That's why the Washington State Board of Pharmacy is implementing a new electronic reporting system that will monitor purchases of these medications in real time. Agriculture Secretary promotes jobs plan in NW By Northwest News Network • Sep 28, 2011 PORTLAND – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack was in Portland Tuesday to promote President Obama's American Jobs Act. The bill aims to spur job growth by cutting payroll taxes for employers and investing in school and transportation infrastructure. "All of these steps have been proposed in the past by Republicans and Democrats, so there is no reason why we can't get bipartisan support for these programs," Vilsack said. NW nuclear plant back on grid just as its future is debated By Anna King • Sep 28, 2011 Associated Press RICHLAND, Wash. – The Northwest's only commercial nuclear power plant is back on line. A six-month outage ended Tuesday, the same day that critics and supporters of the plant debated its future in Richland, Wash. Building project aims to revitalize Pioneer Square and Seattle By Charla Bear • Sep 27, 2011 Charla Bear / KPLU Construction of a shiny, new high rise is underway in Seattle's oldest neighborhood. Residents, elected officials and the developer ushered in the Pioneer Square project they say will bring big changes to the entire city. While one new building on the outskirts of downtown doesn't seem like cause for a big to-do, King County's executive, a couple of councilmembers and a former mayor all came out to the ground breaking. One final delay, then 787 Dreamliner finally heads for Tokyo By Vanessa Romo • Sep 27, 2011 Boeing There were delays until the very end. Boeing's first 787 headed for its new home in Tokyo about 45 minutes behind schedule this morning. The Dreamliner will begin active service for Japan's All Nippon Airways about a month from now. And Boeing is banking on years of research and design modifications in the new 787 to "wow" carriers and passengers alike. 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Calling anyone who volunteers (past or present) within the Township of Zorra! Please come out and celebrate volunteerism with a free breakfast on Friday, October 21st from 8am-10am at the Thamesford District Recreation Centre hall. This event is for ANYONE who volunteers in Zorra - local fairs, Calithumpian, Highland Games,dinner theatre, local theatre, local sports clubs, 4H, Guides, Scouts, driving seniors to appointments, community or church events, schools, canvassing for charities - and so many more ways you make our communities better! Can't stay - no problem - this year we are offering a take-out option for those volunteers who are on the run. Please plan to attend - and RSVP by October 7th by email or call the office 519-485-2490 x 221. Thank you Volunteers!!
Quotations for Winter Sand will be accepted until noon on Wednesday, October 5, 2016. Visit our tender page for details.
Check your mail box for the new edition of the Zorra Now! Lots of great information for residents of Zorra Township. Please let us know if you have ideas for articles in future editions of our magazine! Visit our Zorra Now page to read it online.
The mandate of the Zorra Community Policing Committee is to advise on all aspects of the provision of police related matters in the Township of Zorra and to promote and maintain communication with the public. The ZCPC has an opening for one (1) new member to sit on this committee. Meetings are held four times per year. If you would like to submit your name for consideration, please contact the office at 519-485-2490.
Oxford County has initiated an update to the 2009 Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to help guide the County's transportation programs and investments for the next 20 years and beyond. Comments welcome. Click here for more information.
The Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP) helps reduce electricity bills for lower-income households. Visit the OESP website to apply and find out more about the program.
Thanks to Doug Turvey for offering to get the Embro Flyer back up and running. Thanks also to the sponsors who stepped forward to make this possible. First edition now available on our website. Contact Doug if you are interested in placing an ad in the next flyer!
County By-law No. 4193-2002 applies to all water systems owned by Oxford County and regulates the external use of water from May 1st to September 30th. View County notice here.
JMCC (Joint Municipal Coordinating Committee) Responds to Province's decision on Walker Southwestern Landfill Proposal. Visit the JMCC website for full details.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Zorra has adopted an Interim Control By-law 2015-05, under Zoning By-law 35-99, as amended, on the 13th day of January, 2015, in accordance with the provisions of Section 38 of the Planning Act, 1990., c. P. 13, as amended.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Zorra has passed By-law 2015-66 on the 15th day of December, 2015, to extend the period of time during which Interim Control By-law 2015-05, is in effect in accordance with the provisions of Section 38(2) of the Planning Act, 1990., c. P. 13, as amended. Click here for more information.
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Bruce Springsteen Reveals He Went Through Invasive SurgeryBruce Springsteen's fans are surely looking forward to the release of his autobiography, Born To Run, due out on September 27. But this week, Springsteen is on the cover of Vanity Fair, for a long feature which includes a new interview. The article reveals a somewhat alarming revelation about his health.
Stevie Nicks Announces Fall Tour DatesStevie Nicks has announced a run of solo dates for the fall.
Ringo Starr Announces Fall Tour DatesRingo Starr has announced a run of fall tour dates with his All Starr Band.
The Beach Boys Announce Summer Tour DatesThe Beach Boys are hitting the road again this summer.
Adele To Perform New Single At Billboard Music AwardsOn Sunday, Adele will debut the video for single "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" and also perform at the Billboard Music Awards.
5 Singers Who Could Replace Steven Tyler In AerosmithNow that Steven Tyler is focusing on his country music career, complete with a tour, his Aerosmith bandmates are looking at their options.
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He slayed the undead last month in 'Zombieland' and this weekend will try to survive the end of the world in Roland Emmerich's latest disaster flick '2012.' But the Texan had a more serious subject on his mind when we met up with him this week in Manhattan; namely, his other film opening this weekend, 'The Messenger.'
A war film that focuses more on the home front than the battlefield -- in the vein of Hal Ashby's 'Coming Home' or 'The Last Detail' -- Harrelson and Ben Foster ('Pandorum') play two Army officers who have the agonizing responsibility of reporting the death of soldiers to their next of kin. In the process the two build an indelible friendship while battling their own personal demons. img hspace="8" border="0" align="right" vspace="8" src="http://www.blogcdn.com/blog.moviefone.com/media/2009/11/woody-harrelson-200.jpg" id="vimage_2448753" alt="" />No, you're not in a hemp-induced hallucination; Woody Harrelsonhas been around a lot lately.
He slayed the undead last month in 'Zombieland' and this weekend will try to survive the end of the world in Roland Emmerich's latest disaster flick '2012.' But the Texan had a more serious subject on his mind when we met up with him this week in Manhattan; namely, his other film opening this weekend, 'The Messenger.'
A war film that focuses more on the home front than the battlefield -- in the vein of Hal Ashby's 'Coming Home' or 'The Last Detail' -- Harrelson and Ben Foster ('Pandorum') play two Army officers who have the agonizing responsibility of reporting the death of soldiers to their next of kin. In the process the two build an indelible friendship while battling their own personal demons.
Harrelson calls the film one of the most important experiences of his career, and though vehemently anti-war, as he explains here, he's found a deep-rooted respect for the soldiers who fight it.
You were in Romania shooting 'Bunraku' when filming on 'The Messenger' started. Was it tough to get into the head of your character, Capt. Tony Stone, having just come from another film?
I was completely at sea. I had a lot of self-doubt that I could play a soldier convincingly just because I'm this hippie from Texas, so I talked to [director Oren Moverman] and he sent me some good back story stuff. I was also walking around in my Class A's and my fatigues in Bucharest and reading books, including Tim O'Brien's 'The Things They Carried,' just trying everything I could to get into the mindset of this character. Then when I landed here we went to Walter Reed Hospital and spent time with those soldiers and that was the key day where I felt like I went from just having an image of a soldier in my head to seeing the real thing in front of me.
People in the industry reportedly tried to talk Oren out of hiring you, saying that you were too much of a hippie to play a soldier. Did that drive you to take the role?
It was more of a battle to face my own doubts and fears. I didn't want people to go, "Yeah right, Woody's a soldier? Sure."
You did play a soldier before in 'Wag the Dog,' but that was a little different than this.
Oh, yeah. In that I never had any doubts because I wasn't even thinking of it as being a soldier but just someone who was crazy. But for 'The Messenger' luckily we had this great guy Lt. Col. Paul Sinor who was assigned to us and made sure we did things right. And a lot of times I would go to him to get ideas, like little tidbits that weren't in the script. Like the line, "I'd like to strap her on and wear her like a government-issued gas mask." There were a lot of little things like that.
Though the subject is about war and family loss, there is a lot of comedy in the film, it's almost like a buddy movie.
It is really if anything a love story. A love story of Ben's character falling in love with a widow (played by Samantha Morton) and it's also Ben and my character loving each other. It's a testament of how Oren captured all of these different relationships and deep emotions. I really think in the same way that Ben can be compared to a young James Dean or Marlon Brando I also feel Oren is like today's Hal Ashby.
Did you have to weigh your own objections about war to consider being in the film?
It was crucial for me, because I am anti-war and maybe there are some good wars but certainly an oil war is not one of them and I'm completely justified in being anti-these wars that are going on. The problem was I would just look at the war as everything was all wrong, I wasn't looking at any individual components, I wasn't looking at the soldiers specifically. To go and spend time with these guys and caring about what they've gone though, that was a big deal for me. So while I continue to be anti-war I'm 100 percent sympathetic to the soldiers.
For the notification scenes you and Ben didn't rehearse with the actors you were giving the news to. Steve Buscemi plays one of the next of kin, did you even know he would be in the scene?
We knew that Steve would do the scene that day, but we didn't talk to him and I'd never met him before. But we didn't know how he would react. When he pushes Ben, that was in the moment. That was the first take we did with Steve. All of that was one take. It's really amazing how that scene was captured.
You've done a lot of comedies, most recently 'Zombieland' and the upcoming 'Defendor.' Is this a coincidence?
I really just want to do comedies. But I read a script by Oren two days ago, it's an intense drama, I had to say yes immediately. So maybe I'm just going to do dramas now. [laughs]
So are you more tired of answering questions about being a vegan or being pro-hemp?
Ah, [laughs] both.
Well, let's talk about the environment then. You did the documentary 'Go Further' in 2003. It only played at festivals, but you explored many of the issues that in the last few years have been made into popular documentaries -- global warming ('An Inconvenient Truth'), the food industry ('Food, Inc.'), alternates to gas-powered vehicles ('Who Killed the Electric Car?') -- do you feel you haven't gotten enough credit for being a voice for the environment?
There's no consolation in saying I told you so and it won't be when we all go down in a fiery heap, to me I'm happy that there's more consciousness, but nothing's changed. All the industries that are the root cause of it are still able to do their thing. All these industries that I call The Beast -- oil, coal, nuclear -- these industries are getting huge subsidies and incredible tax breaks and their raping mother earth on a daily basis. It's got to change and that's why I initially got into the whole hemp thing because I see that you can make clothing, fuel, building materials, paper. I think change is coming but The Beast is still out there.
You've worked with so many great directors. Is there one you'd like to work with again?
The Farrellys [who directed Harrelson in 'Kingpin']. I'd love to do something with them again. I love those guys. I actually wrote three quarters of a screenplay of Peter Farrelly's novel, 'The Comedy Writer,' so if I can finish that I wouldn't mind doing that as a movie. I think that would be really funny.
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Lots to Like: Small Yards Have Appeal
Land. They're not making more of it.
But that may not matter much to many of today's homebuyers or owners.
U.S. Census figures peg the median lot size for a new single-family detached home at 8,600 square feet, a record low. (An acre is 43,560 square feet.)
Significant regional differences in lot sizes exist, however, according to a report from the National Association of Home Builders.
"In general, where land is expensive, it makes sense to squeeze as much home as possible on the smallest lot," observes Svenja Gudell, economist for Zillow.
The small trend will grow, predicts Gudell, but lot size can't shrink indefinitely "since there are laws that regulate the distance between homes."
One reason Americans are willing to sacrifice on lawn is because they want to be close to stores, schools and other destinations.
Indeed, real estate firm Redfin has developed a "Walk Score" that give higher scores to homes near or in cities.
Homes with relatively large lots in high walk score neighborhoods often are older, built before neighboring properties, notes Vickie Melin, Redfin agent in Orange County, California. Sometimes, when those home sell, they are "teardowns" where builders construct multiple homes.
But it's a mistake to assume that lot size isn't important to all buyers, Melin says. An older home with a big lot in a walkable neighborhood, for instance, might also be sold at a premium if it's been renovated and improved.
Research shows consumers also put a high value on "outdoor living", a trend that may seem as conflicting with smaller lots, says Paul Foresman of Design Basics, Omaha.
But builders and owners have adapted. For instance, notes Foresman, zoning regulations often count covered decks as encroaching upon open lot size requirements, but not uncovered decks or patios, so the latter is popular for outdoor eating and entertaining.
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