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First Buyer Closes on Condos at Long-Delayed W New York Downtown Project
While work continues on the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site, a property down the street also damaged in the 2001 attack has been reborn.
The first buyer closed on the purchase of a pair of condominiums at the long delayed W New York Downtown Hotel & Residences, a 58-story glass tower located at 123 Washington St.
The buyer, identified by the sponsors only as an Italian investor, paid about $4 million Friday afternoon for two apartments on the 42nd floor. The units have huge living-room windows overlooking the future site of the Sept. 11 memorial and museum, and the slowly rising steel for the new 1,776-foot One World Trade Center.
The new W New York Downtown was built on the site of a 10-story building heavily damaged by debris that sliced through its facade as the World Trade Center towers collapsed. The old building was torn down in 2005 and the site was sold to Joseph Moinian, a New York investor and developer, for $30 million.
Now the doors of Mr. Moinian's tower, with walls of white, gray and clear glass above a limestone-and-glass base, have opened. A 217-room W Hotel, located on the lower floors and operated by Starwood Hotels & Resorts, is scheduled to register its first guests in late July. A BLT Bar and Grill, which will eventually provide outdoor dining on a new pedestrian plaza, is due to open in the next few weeks.
The new tower, designed by Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, is 631 feet tall and is topped by a private rooftop deck and garden with sprawling views for condominium owners. The building includes 223 condominium apartments offered for about $2,100 a square foot.
The project, built at a cost of more than $240 million, was funded with the help of $50 million in Liberty Bonds—federal tax-exempt bonds provided to help Lower Manhattan and the New York economy recover from the terrorist attack.
It is part of more than $20 billion in new investment flowing into the World Trade Center site and the surrounding area, after years of delay and debate over the direction of development. Mr. Moinian called the opening of the W New York Downtown "another very positive turning point for the development in Lower Manhattan across from the 9/11 memorial."
A new report by the Alliance for Downtown New York said the W New York would be the fourth downtown hotel to open this year, with three more still under construction, for an eventual total of 4,400 rooms in 19 hotels. There were five hotels before 2001.
It said that occupancy rates were high, 86% during the last quarter of 2009, because tourism was thriving in lower Manhattan.
"Lower Manhattan is now New York City's most desirable and dynamic location," said Elizabeth H. Berger, president of the alliance.
The W New York Downtown building is just across the street from the Deutsche Bank Building at 130 Liberty St., once a 47-story building that is in the process of being demolished, and is now down to 12 stories.
Mr. Moinian also bought his building from Deutsche Bank, and under an agreement with the bank, was required to remove or encapsulate all parts of the foundation to protect the public from possible contamination from debris from the World Trade Center disaster.
A sales office for the condominiums was opened in 2007 by Michael Shvo, a broker and marketing expert, and the hotel was originally scheduled to open in 2009. But after an initial burst of contract signing, sales tapered off, and the development faced extensive construction delays.
Streeteasy.com lists 37 condominium units in contract, with a total asking price of $66.8 million.
But Jacqueline Finkelstein-Bayer, a senior managing director at Moinian Group, said that more than $100 million in condominiums were now in contract, at or close to the asking prices of about $2,100 per square foot. She said that during the real-estate downturn, Mr. Moinian stopped selling units because "we didn't want to cut prices on what we knew was an exceptional product."
When the building was nearly done and model apartments—with futuristic kitchens featuring counters that wrapped around overhead cabinets—became available, sales resumed. Mr. Shvo's team is no longer involved with the project, according to Ms. Finkelstein-Bayer.
Typical buyers, she said, were second-home buyers looking for a Manhattan apartment, with room-service and other hotel-style amenities. Prices begin at $1.25 million for one-bedroom units and $3 million for two-bedrooms.
One of the uncertainties of the project will be the future use of the Deutsche Bank building site after demolition is complete. A new high-rise building could, in theory, block views from some apartments, but planners say any development of the site could be years away.
Ms. Finkelstein-Bayer said the apartments were designed so that each apartment has views from several directions.
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Behavioral Health Stakeholder Group meets (more meeting details here)
The Health Workforce Council has been interested in efforts to integrate physical and behavioral healthcare, and expand interprofessional education.
Behavioral health is an evolving area in the healthcare field and incorporates a wide range of issues, including mental health, behaviors that impact health, such as eating and exercising, as well as chemical dependency. Because physical health and behavioral health issues frequently go together, there is an increased focus on finding ways to treat both issues, particularly in a primary care setting.
The Workforce Board, in partnership with the Health Workforce Council, will evaluate current and projected workforce shortages in behavioral health. It's not clear from current data how many Washington healthcare professionals offer behavioral health services and if they are adequate in number to meet demand.
"This evaluation will establish a baseline for behavioral health workforce shortages and provide a plan for improving how we coordinate the right services for patients," said Gov. Inslee. "We need to better understand how and where our citizens are receiving services, identify providers meeting those needs and expand training opportunities. It is crucial for Washingtonians to get the 'whole person' healthcare services they need."
Read more about the evaluation here.
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The Council regularly updates a strategic plan. The plan outlines actions for the Legislature, state and local agencies, educators, labor, healthcare industry employers, and workers to take to close the gap. In 2003, the Legislature passed Engrossed Senate House Bill 1852 directing the Workforce Board to continue convening the Council, to monitor the state plan and report to the Legislature annually.
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The woman had half rolled her eyes when he'd said it was for research. A university course he was teaching. She wasn't what most people would stereotypically think of a librarian to be: her long hair was down in soft dark waves and her green eyes glistened as if she were in on a joke no one else knew about. The young woman click click clicked across the inner desk area in irresponsibly high heels, and kept adjusting her short black skirt and fitted emerald blouse. It made him a little less impatient. She smiled slightly in all that she did. He wondered if five years from now would make her age twenty.
The library itself was massive and echo-y in the main chamber. There were no carpets here, but tile work and hardwood dating back to the pre-Victorian age. Around the circular centre desk there was a rim of brass which made him think of an old pub. The dull light emanating from the Tiffany lamps certainly fit with that sort of atmosphere. Probably not Tiffany lamps... probably knock-offs. Or some of them, anyway. High above, on the ceiling of the chamber, was evidence of the Gothic Revival period done in carved wood and plaster, more suitable for chamber music than a library. What idiot decided on the architectural style of the building was beyond him. At least the reading rooms were more suitable to quiet study.


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Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Llano Cemetery. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2820 Virginia Circle.
Mrs. Gordon was born in Amarillo and graduated from Amarillo High School in 1940. She was a Realtor from 1973 until her retirement in 1995.
Survivors include two sons, Rick Gordon of Amarillo and Jeff Gordon of Colorado; and two grandsons.
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Wrap-up of MFL, GVFL, HDFL, PDFL and CMFL results
Upsets and big bags galore as we look through all of Saturday's senior matches in the Murray, Goulburn Valley, Heathcote and District, Picola and District and Central Murray football league results.GEORDIE COWAN July 19, 2014 6:12pm
Moama produced one of its better best games of the year to stun rival Echuca United in the Murray Football League, prevailing 18.10 (118) to 14.12 (96).
The Magpies managed only three behinds in the first term but responded with a terrific nine goal-second quarter to produce a 41-point turnaround.
The team kept its lead for the rest of the match to win by 22 points, with Lachie Schultz (five goals), Tyler Jones (seven) and Sammy O'Meara the team's best players.
The Eagles were left shell shocked after the match and desperate to respond from this performance, which was led by Liam Guinan, Toby Gilmour and Ricki Waters.
■ After an even first half in which both teams were only separated by three points, Nathalia proved too strong for Tongala to win 14.12 (96) to 7.5 (47).
The Purples kicked nine goals to two in the second half to stay fifth on the ladder, led by Tom Nihill, Phillip Carroll and Craig Whyte, while coach Jason Limbrick kicked six goals.
James Cullum was Tongala's best player in his return game, while Jordan Souter and Adam Lovison also impressed.
Andrew Reid finished with four goals.
■ Deniliquin Rams continued its remarkable run of performances to knock off ladder-leader Finley, 11.11 (77) to 7.12 (54).
It was the Rams' eighth win in a row and the team did it by holding the Cats goalless in the final quarter while adding three of their own.
Todd Gallagher, Oliver Draffin and Daniel Jordan were the stars for the home side in the tough contest, while Stephen Patten, Nick Robertson and Ned Morrison were valiant for Finley.
■ Rumbalara is only 0.4 per cent off the top of the ladder after it outplayed Numurkah to win 17.11 (113) to 8.7 (55).
The visitors dominated in the first half to record 15 scoring shots to two and eventually run out 58-point winners, with Dylan Kerr, Nathan Terlich and Levi Power leading the way.
Damian Cupido and Justin Terlich combined for seven majors.
Liam Gledhill, Tom Buzza, Jordan O'Dwyer and Brett Kimberley (three goals) tried hard for the Blues.
■ Mulwala maintained its search for a spot in the six with a comfortable 16.13 (109) to 8.13 (61) win against Congupna.
The Road led by one point at half-time but it was all the visitors after that as they powered away with a further 10 goals to two.
Sean Robinson starred for the winners alongside Dylan Robinson and Mitch Collins-Bye, with Chase Strawhorn and Jackson Weir combining for seven goals.
Matt Shannon, Joseph Dwyer and Ben Hicks were the best for the home team.
■ Twelve players got on the scoresheet as Barooga stayed sixth on the ladder with a 37.11 (173) to 5.1 (31) win against Cobram.
Marcus Smith, Natthanial Nixon (five goals) and James Philpot (four goals) were the team's best players, while Jake Russell, Will Gorman and Keiran Hill added another 10 goals to the tally.
Paul Diretto, John Lucas and Lance Crowe were the best for the Tigers.
Goulburn Valley Football League
Josh Mellington blew Echuca away single-handedly as the Saints smashed the Murray Bombers 21.13 (139) to 9.11 (65).
Mellington booted 10 goals in the victory as his team raced away to lead by 55 points at half-time after an even first term.
Jake Pallpratt and Lachie Smith also starred for the home side, while Nick Warnock kicked four goals.
Tom Stevens, Matt Pollock and Liam Wilkinson were the best for Echuca.
■ Grant Weeks booted nine goals and Dylan Cuttriss five as Rochester secured an important win in emphatic style against Euroa, prevailing 22.11 (143) to 9.6 (60).
Weeks was the stand out player of the match and was ably supported by Ash Watson and Chris Sanders (three goals).
Nathan Gilliland (three goals), Nick Snowdon and Andrew Bell were the best for the Magpies.
■ Shepparton Swans stayed second on the ladder with a hard-fought win against Tatura, 9.12 (66) to 7.9 (51).
Scores were locked at the final break but the visitors kicked away with three goals to one to come out 15-point winners, led by Brady Childs, Jessie Finnen and Jamason Daniels (three goals).
James Wall, Chris Ryan and Jayden Young were the best for the Bullogs, while Simon Whiting kicked three goals.
■ Shepparton kicked five goals to one in the last quarter to add further heartbreak to Seymour, winning 14.8 (92) to 12.11 (83).
The Lions looked set to record only their second win of the year after leading by 32 and 16 points at half-time and the final breaks respectively, but it was not to be as the Bears powered home led by Sam Bowmaker, Ash Holland and Rowan Hiscock, while Tom Thorsen kicked four goals.
Jason Cole, Dan Freeman and Brent Colbert were the best for Seymour.
■ Mooroopna moved up to seventh spot on the ladder after it held on against a fast-finishing Mansfield to prevail 11.12 (78) to 9.13 (67).
The Cats were well on top in the opening three quarters and led by 40 points at the last break, but the Eagles challenged late with four goals from 11 scoring shots to two behinds to fall 11 points short.
Pat Contin, Joe Sullivan and Daniel Lewis (five goals) led the way for the winners, with Charlie Burrows and Rob Osborne each kicking three goals.
Ben Fagan (four goals), Adam Boshevski and Chris Hensby tried hard for the Eagles.
■ Kyabram and Shepparton United play on Sunday.
Heathcote and District Football League
Lockington-Bamawm United survived its second thriller in as many weeks defeating Mt Pleasant 14.16 (100) to 14.10 (94).
The Cats started well and led by 16 points at half-time, but a seven-goal to four third quarter saw just a one-point margin at the last break.
In a tense final term, the visitors kicked two goals to one to win by six points and stay second on the ladder.
Jonathan Hay continued his performance surge in the forward line with five goals, while John Halloran and Chris Hudson also impressed.
Lachie Collins finished with four goals.
Kain Robins, Matt Filo and Tim Hill were valiant for Mounts, while Matt Gretgrix (five goals) and Jarrod Findlay (three goals) impacted the scoreboard.
■ A seven-goal second term saw Colbinabbin keep its finals hopes alive as it defeated fifth-placed White Hills 14.13 (97) to 9.8 (62).
In an otherwise even contest, the Grasshoppers were led to the vital win by a starring performance from Linton Jacobs (six goals), Stephen Tuohey and Will Morrow.
Sam Kerr, Matt Lehane and Matt Frecker were the best for the Demons, while Ricky Symes kicked four goals.
■ A 12-goal third quarter was the highlight of North Bendigo's 169-point thumping of Elmore, 31.17 (203) to 4.10 (34).
Jeremy Mills (three goals), Tyson Findlay (eight) and James Coppock were the best for the winners, while Damien Webb (six), Brendan Jennings (five) and Ryan Alford (three) all got in on the scoring action.
Jack Hayes, Dean Holyman and Jack Vredenburg tried hard for the Bloods.
■ Huntly secured its fourth win of the season with a comfortable result against Heathcote, 18.14 (122) to 6.11 (47).
The Hawks took control of the match from the outset and finished up 75-point winners, led by Matt Jeffries, Harry Whittle and Jarrod Alford.
Jack Threlfall and Alex Demeo kicked five and three goals respectively.
Daniel Carroll, Daniel Russell and Jack Paisley tried hard for the Saints.
Picola and District Football League north-west
Mathoura may have lost to Tocumwal by 89 points, but it was the closest match of the round in the league.
The Timbercutters had no answer to the Bloods, whose nine-goal second quarter saw them to a 15.20 (110) to 3.2 (21) win.
Cory Parish, Eli Boyer and Michael O'Riordan (three goals) were the best for the winners, while Dylan Flanagan kicked four goals.
Tim Sparey, Damian Dalziel and Rodney Reeves were valiant in defeat for the Timbercutters.
■ Blighty kicked eight goals in the first and last quarters as it romped to a 118-point defeat of Picola United, 25.17 (167) to 8.1 (49).
Jarrod Wilson (four goals), Kyel Bain (six) and Judd Barnes were the pick of the Redeyes, while Keith Baron and Michael Madden each booted four majors.
David Low, John Walker and Darcy Botterill tried hard for the Blues, while Dylan Cunningham kicked four goals.
■ Aaron Purcell has now kicked 27 goals in two weeks after he added a further 12 against Berrigan as Jerilderie won 22.16 (148) to 6.9 (45).
James Gregory and Tom and Dan Bryce were named the Demons' best, with Justin Crawford, Lochie Schifferle and Stuart Pyle leading the way for the Saints.
■ Josh Evans and Adrian Crestani each booted eight goals in best-on-ground performances as Strathmerton impressed with an accurate kicking match against Yarroweyah, winning 30.9 (189) to 8.6 (54).
A 12-goal second quarter saw the visitors' lead extend from one point to 75, with Brayden Coburn also impressing.
Zeke Bunge and Shaun Downie each kicked three goals.
Chase Saunders booted six of his team;s eight goals, with Reece Miller and Jonathan Andrew also playing well.
Central Murray Football League
Balranald eased to a comfortable win against Tyntynder, 15.16 (106) to 7.7 (49).
Bryce Delmenico, Kane Griffiths and Damian Russo led the way for the Kangaroos, with Jarryd Stead (five goals), Cameron Barrett (three) and Ben Fuller (three) also chipping in.
Mark Corrie, Elliot Broad, Lachlan Carroll and Brad Carroll (three goals) were the best for the Bulldogs.
■ Mallee Eagles moved into fifth spot on the ladder with a good win against NNW United, 15.19 (109) to 9.2 (56).
A five-goal to one third quarter set up the win for the visitors, with Jacob Wade, Steven Thomson and Warren Carlyle the team's best, while Tyson Mihocek kicked four goals.
Jaydyn Borchard, Ash Thompson and Stuart Polkinghorne were the best for the home side, with Darryl White finishing with three goals.
■ The clash between second and third saw Tooleybuc-Manangatang come away with a surprisingly comfortable win against Swan Hill, 18.10 (118) to 11.10 (76).
The result brings the Saints within reach of the Swans on the ladder.
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■ Kerang moved back to the top of the ladder with a thumping win against Lake Boga, 24.16 (160) to 5.7 (37).
Luke Livingston starred with a 10-goal haul, with Troy Coates and Troy Thamm (four goals) also impressing.
Marc Reiffel and Luke Cotchett kicked three goals each.
Jackson Holt, Lachlan Murley and Nick O'Neill (three goals) were the best for the Magpies.
■ A six-goal to one third quarter saw Woorinen dispose of Koondrook-Barham 12.16 (88) to 5.7 (37).
Will Gunter, Jason Iannucci and Ben Heenan were the best for the winners, while Raiders players Lucas Matthews, Tom lamb and Tyson Webb tried hard.
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Bulletin of the American Physical Society
2007 APS March Meeting
Volume 52, Number 1
Monday–Friday, March 5–9, 2007; Denver, Colorado
Session B38: Focus Session: Bioinstrumentation and Biophotonic Technologies
11:15 AM–2:15 PM, Monday, March 5, 2007
Colorado Convention Center Room: 501
Sponsoring Units: GIMS DBP
Chair: Andreas Mandelis, University of Toronto
Abstract ID: BAPS.2007.MAR.B38.1
Abstract: B38.00001 : Fourier-Domain Biophotoacoustic Sub-surface Depth Selective Amplitude and Phase Imaging of Turbid Phantoms and Biological Tissue
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Sergey Telenkov
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A novel photothermoacoustic imaging modality utilizing a frequency-swept (chirped) intensity-modulated laser source and coherent frequency domain signal processing (``biophotoacoustics'') was introduced for non-invasive imaging of biological tissues. The developed frequency-domain imaging system takes advantage of linear frequency modulation waveforms to relate depth of tissue chromophores to the frequency spectrum of the detected acoustic response and of a narrow signal detection bandwidth to improve signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Application of frequency-domain photothermoacoustic (FD-PTA) imaging was demonstrated using turbid phantoms and ex-vivo specimens of chicken breast with embedded absorbing inclusions simulating tumors.
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Posted: January 10, 2003 By: Lily Gardner-Butts
The Iroquois celebrate the Feast of Dreams today. They believe our souls communicate to us through our dreams. This spell is best done with your coven or like-minded friends. Gather any objects that... Read more
Posted: January 09, 2003 By: Sheri Richerson
If you long for more money, prepare your altar with various amounts of currency on either side of a green candle. Inscribe your wish on the candle—scratching, for example "money for monthly bills,"... Read more
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Liddel "MacGregor" Mathers was born on January 8, 1854. Mathers founded the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, which handed down a body of literature that forms the basis for many magical lodges... Read more
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Yesterday was the Feast of Epiphany, and by the old system of reckoning today is the second day of Carnival. The final day will fall on the eighth Tuesday from today, which is called Mardi Gras (Fat... Read more
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Down with the mistletoe.
This day is traditionally known as Twelfth Night, the last of the twelve days of... Read more
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way to go—you've survived the winter holidays! Now that you're back into the swing of things, consider your routines. They're the brick and mortar of life, the things you do on a daily basis. For a... Read more
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Here's a little spell to help you get control of your creativity. Prepare your sacred space as normal, then light two yellow or red candles and call upon your muses. Mix a half cup of sand with three... Read more
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Light a candle and place it in the center of a darkened room. Sit or stand with the candle behind you. Watch how a small movement has a large effect on your shadow. Give the shadow shape a name of... Read more
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For this spell, choose a few goals that you want to accomplish; these may be related to work or your personal life. Keep them in your mind; with this spell, you will raise spiritual assistance in... Read more
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Fresh starts, all possibilities, a shared vision of hope are in order on New Year's Day. Light candles of many colors, and place them around a bowl of clear water, saying:
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U.S. import prices by country of origin, June 2013
July 12, 2013
Prices for U.S. imports decreased 0.2 percent in June, following a 0.7-percent decline in May. The price index for U.S. exports edged down 0.1 percent in June, after a 0.5-percent decrease the previous month.
Import prices from Japan continued to fall in June, declining 0.5 percent. Prices for imports from Japan have decreased 2.2 percent over the first half of 2013, and have paralleled the drop in the value of the yen compared to the U.S. dollar. Import prices from Japan fell 2.0 percent from June 2012 to June 2013. The price index for imports from China edged down 0.1 percent for the third consecutive month in June, and has not recorded a monthly advance since February 2012. Import prices from China fell 1.0 percent over the past 12 months.
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European Union
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Prices for imports from Mexico, Canada, and the European Union increased from June 2012 to June 2013, rising 0.4 percent, 4.5 percent, and 0.1 percent, respectively. Over the same period, prices for imports from the United Kingdom fell 3.0 percent.
These data are from the BLS International Price program. Import and export price data are subject to revision. To learn more, see "U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes — June 2013" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-13-1312.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, U.S. import prices by country of origin, June 2013 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2013/ted_20130712.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles SA (CAF SM): The Spanish train maker's first-quarter attributable net income rose 4.7 percent from a year earlier to 25.8 million euros ($38 million). Sales climbed to 399.3 million euros, the company said. The shares fell 1.3 percent to 403.75 euros.
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Banco Comercial Portugues SA (BCP PL): Portugal's biggest publicly traded bank in terms of assets said first-quarter profit dropped 19 percent to 77.7 million euros as trading income fell. The lender doesn't intend to use state funds to recapitalize, Chief Executive Officer Carlos Santos Ferreira said. The shares climbed 1.3 percent to 54 euro cents.
Semapa-Sociedade de Investimento e Gestao SGPS SA (SEM PL): The Portuguese holding company that controls a cement maker and a paper producer said first-quarter net income rose 78 percent to 32.6 million euros. The shares dropped 0.3 percent to 8.34 euros.
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It is an honor to announce the second publication of the Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development's Hearing our Elders series. The second article in the series features excerpts from an interview with Dr. Terrence Roberts. Dr. Roberts is one of the Little Rock Nine, the first group of African American students to attend Little Rock Central High School in 1957. "By virtue of his participation, Dr. Roberts helped end segregation" (Clauss-Ehlers & Parham, 2016, p. 81). His lived experience captures critical themes that include: resilience; choice as key to mental health; understanding context when faced with the status quo; reimagining language; use of self as an intervention tool; and being historical in one's thinking. Readers are encouraged to consider the role of intentionality in social justice efforts. Click HERE to view the latest article in the series.
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Dr. Caroline Clauss-Ehlers, aka CC, Associate Professor in the GSE's department of Educational Psychology and editor of the Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development (JMCD) has introduced, along with her colleague William D. Parham, Ph.D., ABPP, Professor in the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and Associate Editor of the JMCD, a new section to the journal to document the voices and legacies of luminaries who have contributed to social justice and multicultural counseling.
"Hearing Our Elders" was introduced in JMCD's 44th volume released in January 2016. The inaugural issue of the new section features an in-depth interview with the Honorable John Lewis and highlights his historic contributions. To date, a total of three interviews for the series have been conducted, all of which will be published in 2016.
Congressman Lewis represents Georgia's 5th Congressional District. He was first elected to Congress in 1986 and has served as a U.S. Representative since that time. Prior to taking the oath of office, Lewis was a prominent national leader in the Civil Rights Movement, organizing sit-in demonstrations at segregated lunch counters, and participating in the Freedom Rides, marches and protests. As Chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), that he helped create, Lewis and fellow activist Hosea Williams attempted to lead peaceful marchers from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama to demonstrate for voting rights. The day came to be known as "Bloody Sunday" after the protestors were met and attacked by Alabama state troopers. Congressman Lewis remains a relentless advocate for nonviolent demonstration and civil rights. He served as Associate Director of the Field Foundation and Director of the Voter Education Project. He was appointed by President Carter to lead the federal volunteer agency ACTION in 1977.
"Congressman Lewis and his contemporaries laid the foundation for multicultural counseling with their immeasurable contributions to social justice," says Clauss-Ehlers. "We are taking an in-depth look at the messages our elders have for later generations to learn how we can contribute and promote the values in which they believe."
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The "Hearing Our Elders" series is a component of the recent expansion of JMCD from 64 to 80 pages. The additional 64 pages annually allows the quarterly journal to publish longer manuscripts, thus making more space in the world for multicultural scholarship. The first expanded issue of the journal was distributed in January 2015. At the suggestion of Dr. Parham, Clauss-Ehlers, who began her term as editor of JMCD in 2011, is working with the Center for the History of Psychology Museum to archive the expansion of the journal as well as the audio and video recordings (when permitted) from the "Hearing Our Elders" interviews.
The American Counseling Association, who publishes the Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, has made the first article of the series featuring the interview with Congressman Lewis, "Hearing Our Elders, Celebrating Our Elders Who Led Us Across the Bridge: A Call to Action for the Academy," available to the public. The article, along with an introduction to this special issue, can be viewed for a limited time by visiting Clauss-Ehlers's faculty profile page.
Acknowledgement: The Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development acknowledges Dean Blanchett's support of this project.
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Last night, Olivia's manager Rich Dollaz announced that he's engaged to his client Erica Mena during the "Love & Hip Hop: NY" premiere party at the Kiss & Fly nightclub in New York City.
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Sunday's American League results
Blue Jays 2, Astros 1 — Mark Buehrle allowed one run over eight innings and the visiting Toronto Blue Jays rallied for two runs in the ninth inning to snap a seven-game losing streak. Buehrle (10-7) allowed seven hits and struck out seven in winning his fifth in a row.
White Sox 5, Rangers 2 — Jordan Danks homered after replacing the injured Avisail Garcia, backing a solid start by his brother John and helping the surging Chicago White Sox beat the visiting Texas Rangers. John Danks (4-10) outpitched Matt Garza (3-2), allowing two runs over six innings for his second win in a row.
Orioles 10, Athletics 3 — Chris Davis had two hits and collected his 118th RBI, and the host Baltimore Orioles hit three home runs. J.J. Hardy, Nick Markakis and Nate McLouth connected for the Orioles, who took two of three from Oakland to move within two games of the Athletics in the race for the second AL wild-card slot.
Yankees 3, Rays 2 — Curtis Granderson hit a sacrifice fly in the 11th inning and the visiting New York Yankees avoided a three-game sweep. Alfonso Soriano started the winning rally with a one-out double. He stole third and came home on Granderson's fly ball to center. Mariano Rivera got the final three outs for his 38th save.
Angels 7, Mariners 1 — Jered Weaver gave up just three hits in eight strong innings, Kole Calhoun added a two-run homer and the visiting Los Angeles Angels completed a three-game sweep. The Angels' first seven runs were scored with two out, including Calhoun's homer, a two-run triple by Chris Nelson and an RBI triple from Peter Bourjos.
Sunday's National League results
Rockies 4, Marlins 3 — Nolan Arenado hit a tiebreaking RBI double in the sixth and the visiting Colorado Rockies held on to beat the Miami Marlins. Jorge De La Rosa (14-6) won his fourth consecutive decision, allowing three runs in five innings.
Phillies 9, Diamondbacks 5 — Roy Halladay pitched six strong innings in his return from the disabled list and John Mayberry Jr. homered to lead the host Philadelphia Phillies. Cody Asche had two hits with a double and two RBI and Roger Bernadina had two RBI for the Phillies.
Braves 5, Cardinals 2 — Mike Minor bounced back from the shortest outing of his career with seven strong innings and Andrelton Simmons homered to lead the visiting Atlanta Braves.
Brewers 3, Reds 1 — Caleb Gindl homered for the second consecutive game, and rejuvenated Marco Estrada held host Cincinnati's lineup to one single over seven shutout innings to lead the Milwaukee Brewers. Estrada (6-4) gave up Shin-Soo Choo's leadoff single in the first inning, and then left the Reds swinging at nothing.
Giants 4, Pirates 0 — Ryan Vogelsong threw eight sharp innings for his first victory in three months, helping the host San Francisco Giants win their second consecutive game. Pablo Sandoval had two RBI.
Padres 3, Cubs 2 — Nick Hundley's run-scoring single with two out in the bottom of the 15th inning completed the San Diego Padres' comeback.
Sunday's interleague results
Tigers 11, Mets 3 — Miguel Cabrera hit a mammoth homer, Rick Porcello enjoyed a happy homecoming and the Detroit Tigers polished off a three-game sweep of the host New York Mets. Andy Dirks put Detroit ahead with a two-run shot, and the AL Central leaders improved to 12-5 in interleague play.
Royals 6, Nationals 4 — Salvador Perez drove in the tiebreaking run in the eighth and the host Kansas City Royals ended a seven-game losing streak. Former Green High School star David Lough's RBI single made it 6-4.
Red Sox 8, Dodgers 1 — Jake Peavy scattered three hits and Mike Napoli drove in three runs with a double and home run to power the visiting Boston Red Sox.
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Thatcher: Falklands was a war against tyrannyBreaking News
In the radio message recorded for the British Forces Broadcasting Service, she said the battle to reclaim the Falkland Islands was a "just" cause.
She added that the struggle against "tyranny and violence" continued today, and that serving troops could draw "hope and strength" from previous victories.
Lady Thatcher's message has been beamed to the islanders and British troops around the world.
Speaking of the Falklands, Lady Thatcher said: "Aggression was defeated and reversed. The wishes of local people were upheld as paramount. Britain's honour and interests prevailed.
"The whole nation rejoiced at the success; and we should still rejoice."
The broadcast by the 81-year-old former prime minister, who ordered a British taskforce to the south Atlantic after the invasion by Argentina, follows her visit yesterday to an exhibition commemorating the Royal Navy's role in the conflict at the Royal Navy Museum in Portsmouth.
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What Happen 1UP Members and friends? You people stopped visiting my page just because I left a long time ago but it doesn't mean I left 1UP I'm still here and will be here until I reach the maximum rank and get recognize by 1UP Staff and Ziff Davis! Please keep visiting my page and keep joining my two clubs because I'm very sad and miserable just look at stadistics! C'omon 1UP Crew keep posting, keep giving thumbs, keep uploading pics, keep sharing your comments, etc ok! Well then thanks for your time and hope to hear from all soon! So what do you think about it? S_R_C
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It's the...Posted: Aug 08, 2006 12:00AM PST by papa_player
Very sorry and many apollogies!Posted: Aug 19, 2006 12:00AM PST by bullrider1978
It's hard to keep in touch with everybody here sometimes, especially when you're busy with work/school/whatever. I fell into the habit of only talking to a small group who regularly dropped me comments on my page, but I still think highly of all the people on my friends list. That, and I deleted some who never contacted me (even when I sent them comments and messages); I had quite a few (over 25 at one point). That made it very difficult to stay up-to-date, now it's so much easier. Another reason I haven't been by was because I was injured in a car accident (had my nose split in half and had to have surgery). So, to comment on your last couple blogs:
1) World Cup: Viva Italia! Malto bene! (I'm half Italian)
2) Your club: Do you include Morrowind junkies?
3) I'll try to keep in touch more often; if you want to know more about my wreck, check my page. Drop me a line anytime, and remember: A mime is a terrible thing to waste (reference to your little friend). Talk to you later!
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VOYAThis is a multi-book review of two volumes in the "Ultra Sports" series. Identical in format to the other five books in this series, Marathon Cycling begins with an introduction to the sport followed by six chapters on the sport's history, getting started, health and safety, gear, tips on what to expect when racing, and events and competitions. The chapters are short and concise, making this book a good starting point for those who want to become involved in the sport. Color photos are plentiful, and the contact information and further reading sections will lead interested readers toward other sources, including Web sites. The writing is somewhat dry and lacking in enthusiasm, a definite point to consider because the books are written to pique interest. The glossary and index are adequate, although the glossary has a few strange entries such as "road bike: a bike to be ridden on efficiently paved roads." The Ironman Triathlon focuses more on proper training methods and nutrition despite the fact that the six chapters are arranged like those in the cycling book. This title has more contact information including international organizations and a daily training chart. As in Marathon Cycling, the writing is dry but informative for those who know little about the sport. These titles can be recommended for school or public libraries where interest in these sports is high. Teens who enjoy books on extreme sports such as snowboarding might find them appealing. Other series titles include Adventure Racing, Ultra Swimming, and Marathon Skiing. Glossary. Index. Photos. Charts. Further Reading. VOYA CODES: 3Q 2P M J (Readable without serious defects; For the YA with a special interest in the subject;Middle School, defined as grades 6 to 8; Junior High, defined as grades 7 to 9). 2002, Rosen, 64p. PLB
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