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Located within a mile (2 km) of Citizens Business Bank Arena, Rodeway Inn Ontario Airport Mills is within 2 miles (3 km) of Ontario Mills Shopping Mall. This 100-room inn welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi. It's also close to Scandia Amusement Park and Ontario Convention Center.
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Rodeway Inn Ontario Airport Mills features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Ontario inn also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Ahoj! I'm not Czech, but I lived in Prague. Such a lovely city! I spoke decent czech when I was there, but not anymore... Czech is so soft and beautiful and with a very very difficult R hacek!
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Winning Entries in the Bandage Art Contest Featured in New Line of Bandages … With 100% of Profits Donated to Help Fight Pediatric Cancer
The winners of the "Ouchies for Others" Pediatric Cancer Bandage Art Contest are:
• Amber Moosvi, Age 17, Des Plaines, Illinois
o Name of artwork: "Broken Bear"
o Story behind artwork: The picture that I made represents two things. The Teddy Bear with a bandage and the feel better soon balloon represents that I'm not completely better but soon I will be because my broken bear has a bandage. The stars represent all of the people who support me in my battle with Brain Cancer. I couldn't fit everyone because I have so many people supporting me and I appreciate them so much.
• Sammy Smith, Age 13, Sandusky, Ohio
o Name of artwork: "You're Almost There"
o Story behind the artwork: Just remember that every time you get a poke or surgery that are on step closer! That's what keeps me going!
• Tenia Richardson, Age 9, Michigan
o Name of Artwork: "Love is Cure"
o Story behind the artwork: I believe with enough love you can cure anything to make a brighter day.
• Laura Vargas, Age 10, San Antonio, Texas
o Name of Artwork: "You Can Be Pain Free"
o Story behind the artwork: I wanted to do this because I had cancer myself so I wanted other kids not to let themselves down and show them that you can have fun during cancer treatment and never give your hopes up and look cool with my bandage.
• Erin Lisk, Age 12, Howell, New Jersey
o Name of Artwork: "Never Give Up"
o Story behind the artwork: My Mom had cancer and even though it was painful she never gave up. Now she is happy and healthy.
Through the "Ouchies for Others" program, Ouchies gives 100% of profits from the sale of this unique line of bandages to varied not-for-profit organizations. All profits from the sale of these new bandages will be going to benefit the important work being done by three national pediatric cancer organizations:
More than 400 children submitted their designs for the "Ouchies for Others" contest, which gave them the opportunity to tell their own story about the fight against pediatric cancer or anything else uplifting - with the chance to have their designs featured in the new "Ouchies for Others" bandages and tin. Some offered words of encouragement and a message to "Stay Strong." Others drew intricate, colorful designs geared to make others smile. A few know exactly what it's like for a child to have cancer because they have battled the disease themselves -- and many others know someone who has been impacted by childhood cancer and wanted to do whatever they can to help. Each entry told its own special story – and deciding on a winner wasn't easy.
"We wanted to give children the opportunity to help other kids in need, whether its an encouraging word, uplifting picture or story," says Ian Madover, CEO of Ouchies, who developed the "Ouchies for Others" program as a way to raise awareness, and funds, for not-for-profit organizations serving the needs of children. "Kids with cancer get pricked many times a day and we thought it only makes sense to put the two together."
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- Sammy Smith, Age 13, Sandusky, Ohio "You're Almost There"
- Tenia Richardson, Age 9, Michigan, "Love is Cure"
- Laura Vargas, Age 10, San Antonio, Texas, "Name of Artwork: You Can Be Pain Free"
- Erin Lisk, Age 12, Howell, New Jersey, "Name of Artwork: Never Give Up"
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Tommie Louise Bell
PAMPA - Tommie Louise Bell, 75, died Friday, Nov. 9, 2001, in Santa Clara, Calif.
Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Fairview Cemetery with Chris Strickland, grandson, officiating. Arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Ms. Bell was a lifetime resident of Pampa until moving to San Jose, Calif., in 1999. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include three daughters, Jeannie Bell of Idaho, Sandy Strickland of Mountainburg, Ark., and Sue Dietrich of San Jose; a son, Kerry Bell of Harlingen; four grandchildren; and a great-grandson.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
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PAMPA - Thomas Lee Grant, 29, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2001.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in W.W. Rix Funeral Directors Chapel at Lubbock. Cremation and arrangements are by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Mr. Grant was born Sept. 5, 1971, in Wichita Falls. He grew up in Lubbock and Plainview. He moved to Douglas, Ga., in 1980 where he lived for 15 years. He moved to Pampa in 2000. He was an auto mechanic for Ford Motor Co. and a corrections officer for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Survivors include two sons, Steven Grant and Darren Grant, both of Douglas; his mother, Debbie Sadler of Lubbock; his stepfather, Gil Sadler of Pampa; his grandparents, Duane and Josie Adams of Lubbock; his great-grandmother, Mary Adams of Lubbock; and a brother, Danny Grant of Lubbock.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Margie Holmes
DUMAS - Margie Holmes, 85, died Monday, Nov. 12, 2001.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today in First United Methodist Church with the Rev. John Wagoner, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Dumas Cemetery by Morrison Funeral Directors.
Ms. Holmes was born July 16, 1916, at Red River County. She had been a Dumas resident since 1950. She was a member of First United Methodist Church and United Methodist Women. She was former secretary of her Sunday school and Fidelis Sunday school class. She was the Moore County Tax Assessor from November 1950 to 1981. She married Paul L. Holmes on Feb. 12, 1955, at Dumas.
She was preceded in death by her husband on Jan. 21, 1977.
Survivors include a son, Bill Holmes and wife, Phyllis, of Dumas; a sister, Rachel McGill of Midland; two granddaughters, Rhonda Cartrite and husband Lynn, and Sharla Harmon and husband Scott; seven great-grandchildren, Jamie Keith, Jordan Harmon, Lindsey Harmon, Logan Harmon, Eric Cartrite, Nicole Cartrite Smith and Jaren Cartrite; and a great-great-grandchild.
The family will be at 109 Cherry in Dumas.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Bobby Joe Johnston
PAMPA - Bobby Joe Johnston, 57, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2001.
Services will be at 4 p.m. today in Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors Colonial Chapel with Dan Caney, minister of Central Church of Christ, officiating. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Georgetown Cemetery at Pottsboro with Bob Sholl, minister of Pottsboro Church of Christ, officiating.
Mr. Johnston was a resident of Denison for 30 years before moving to Pampa two years ago. He was a member of Pottsboro Church of Christ.
Survivors include two daughters, Bobbie Lynn Johnston of Dallas and Margaret Lackley of Mountain View, Ark.; a son, Robert Johnston of Fort Worth; two brothers, Billy Johnston and James Earl Johnston, both of Pampa; a sister, Janetta Choat of Borger; and seven grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Lessie L. Frogge
BORGER - Lessie L. Frogge, 84, died Friday, Nov. 9, 2001, in Amarillo.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. today in Westlawn Memorial Park with the Rev. Chad Chaddick, pastor of Fairlanes Baptist Church, officiating. Arrangements are by Minton-Chatwell Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Frogge was born in Cedar Glades, Ark. She was a member of Fairlanes Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Bill Frogge of Amarillo; a daughter, Mary Meihls of Columbus, Ohio; seven grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Charles Lee Hage
Charles Lee Hage, 28, of Amarillo, died Friday, Nov. 9, 2001. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. today in Holley Funeral Home Chapel at Canyon with the Rev. Rod Fry of Behind the Chute Ministry of Canyon officiating.
Mr. Hage was born April 9, 1973, at Thornton, Colo., to Robert Lee McIntosh and Terri Jean Notz. He was employed as a welder for Progress Railroad Services. He also loved to ride bulls in rodeos and was an avid guitar player. He lived for five years with close friends Pete Messer, Kenny Messer and Ernie Messer of Amarillo.
Survivors include his mother, Terri J. Hage of Amarillo; his stepfather, Richard D. Hage of Colorado; his father of Nevada; two children, McKinnlee Hage and Cooper Ace Dyer-Hage; a brother, Bo D. Hage of Tucumcari, N.M.; a sister, Cori J. Hage of Goodland, Kan.; his grandparents, Bob and Norma Notz of Goodland, Kan., and Don and Betty Hage of Commerce City, Colo.; and close friends Pete Messer, Kenny Messer and Ernie Messer, all of Amarillo.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Bonnie Pitt
Bonnie Pitt, 88, of Amarillo, died Friday, Nov. 9, 2001.
Memorial services will be at 4 p.m. today in Paramount Terrace Christian Church with the Rev. Bob Schroeder of the church and the Rev. Frank Williams of Covenant Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be at 3 p.m. in Memorial Park Cemetery by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Mrs. Pitt was born in Stippeville, Kan., on May 17, 1913, and was the sixth child of 10 children born to Ira and Pearl Cook. She was married for 54 years to Thomas E. "Tom" Pitt.
She was a devoted homemaker, an accomplished seamstress and a talented china painter. She was a 60-year member of Covenant Presbyterian Church, where she taught primary Sunday school and also served as Sunday school superintendent. She also served as a Girl Scout leader.
She was preceded in death by her husband on May 23, 1985.
Survivors include three daughters, Jerry Siess, Lucy Karr and Tomi Nell Townsend, all of Amarillo; a son-in-law, Carter Karr of Amarillo; a sister-in-law, Leona Bell of Amarillo; a brother-in-law, Otto L. Pitt of Amarillo; two sisters, Virginia Pitt of Amarillo and Noma Marlatt of Germantown, Md.; a special niece, Judi Parr of Amarillo; nine grandchildren, Sherry Adkins, Dr. Tom Karr, Kathy Siess, Laura Lane and Cliff Siess Jr., all of Amarillo, Teresa Rollins of Allen, John Siess of Lafayette, Ga., Bryan Townsend of Cleveland and Brady Townsend of Lakeway; 18 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
The family will be at 3 St. Andrew's Drive or the Siess home on Tascosa Road.
The family suggests memorials be to Covenant Presbyterian Church, 1400 Wolflin Ave., Amarillo, TX 79109; Paramount Terrace Christian Church, 4000 Mays, Amarillo, TX 79109; Alzheimer's Association, 2200 W. Seventh, Amarillo, TX or to a favorite charity.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Theron "Sonny" Barnes
Theron "Sonny" Barnes, 68, of Amarillo, died Monday, Nov. 12, 2001.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church with the Rev. Ihsan Ardhuerumly, retired Methodist minister, the Rev. Tommy Ewing, retired Methodist minister and the Rev. Landrum Medlock of the church officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Memorial Chapel, Fifth Avenue and Pierce Street.
Mr. Barnes was born Jan. 6, 1933, at Sentinel, Okla., and graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1951. He served in the Air Force, stationed first in Korea and later Italy. He married Raylene Mason on June 18, 1955. He worked at Exell Helium Plant for 31 years, retiring in 1988 as plant manager. He was an active member of Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church where he faithfully attended the Friendship Sunday school class.
He was preceded in death by his father, Sanford Barnes in 1988.
Survivors include his wife; three daughters, Brenda Allen and husband, Ronnie; Beverly Barnes, and Becky Barnes and husband, Jeff, all of Amarillo; his mother, Alene Barnes of Sentinel, Okla.; two brothers, Ottis Barnes of Miami and Manlif Barnes of Birmingham, Ala.; five grandchildren, Eric Allen and wife, Jennifer; Stacie Allen, Randy Allen, Alexis Adams, and Emily Adams; two great-grandchildren, Drake Allen and Kaleb Allen; and four nieces.
The family suggests memorials be to Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church, 322 Valley St., Amarillo, TX 79108 or Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice, Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79176.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Margaret F. "Peggy" Mitchell
Margaret F. "Peggy" Mitchell, 86, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2001.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. today in Llano Cemetery with Dr. Roger Hubbard of Lake Tanglewood Community Church officiating. Arrangements are by Schooler-Gordon Funeral Directors, 5400 S. Bell St.
Mrs. Mitchell was born Jan. 15, 1915, at Amarillo, to Fred C. and Bess Wallace Fowler. She married Donald G. Mitchell on March 1, 1957. She was employed by Texas Workforce Commission for 34 years until her retirement in 1977. She painted, was an avid reader, enjoyed music, good food and fellowship, and never lost interest in politics, current events or the health and happiness of her closest friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1992.
Survivors include a son, Frederick Wallace Fowler and wife, Danna, of Baytown; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and a host of friends.
The family suggests memorials be to Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79105.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
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Virginia "Ginny" Neff
CLOVIS, N.M. - Virginia "Ginny" Neff, 76, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2001.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today in First United Methodist Church with Dr. Steve McElroy officiating. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens by Muffley Funeral Home.
Mrs. Neff was born May 5, 1925, at Atlanta. She married Dr. Sam Neff on Nov. 18, 1950, at Denver.
Survivors include her husband; two daughters, Nikki McGalliard of Sellersville, Pa., and Maryl Neff of Tuzla, Bosnia; three sons, Robert Neff, David Neff and Jay Neff, all of Clovis; a brother, Carol Jones of Boise, Idaho; and seven grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Plains Regional Medical Center - Clovis Auxiliary or Clovis Craver Public Library.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Billy Joe Dunn
CLOVIS, N.M. - Billy Joe Dunn, 77, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2001.
Services will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Muffley Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Dick Ross officiating. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Memorial Gardens.
Mr. Dunn was a city of Clovis firefighter for 30 years and served as fire chief. He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 3280.
Survivors include four daughters, Vera Christensen of Clovis, Linda Ruby of Denver, Mari Amacher of Greenville, S.C., and Patricia Dunn of Orange County, Calif.; a stepson, Roy Miller of Santa Fe; two stepdaughters, Margaret Dindinger and Junelle Hopingardner, both of Clovis; a sister, Loutrice Murillo of Covina, Calif.; 17 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
DeArlene L. Thornhill
WaKeeney, Kan. - DeArlene L. Thornhill, 79, died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2001, at Tyler, Texas.
Services were held at 11 a.m. Monday in Schmitt Funeral Home with Troy Miller, pastor, officiating. Burial with military and Masonic services was in WaKeeney City Cemetery.
Mr. Thornhill married Grace Baker on Aug. 23, 1947, at WaKeeney. He retired from Phillips Petroleum in 1982 after more than 30 years of service.
Survivors include two sons, Dean Thornhill of Pampa, Texas, and Dana Thornhill of Dumas, Texas; a daughter, Grace Leonard of Tyler; his father, Harold Thornhill of Amarillo, Texas; two sisters, Pat Riggin of Amarillo and Betty Fletcher of Odessa, Texas; 10 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to WaKeeney Library. They may be left at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Max Ray Cline
ABILENE - Max Ray Cline, 68, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2001.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today in Elliott-Hamil Funeral Home Chapel of Memories with the Rev. Huey Harris officiating. Burial will be in Cross Plains Cemetery at Cross Plains.
Mr. Cline was born Dec. 16, 1932, in Portales, N.M., to Ray and Willie Mae Cline. He worked in the electronics field for several years.
Survivors include his father, Ray Cline of Coeur D'Alene, Idaho; a sister, Billie Jacinto of Fremont, Calif.; and two brothers, Clive Cline of Amarillo and Gary Cline of Hooker, Okla.
The family suggests memorials be to Hardin-Simmons University Development Office, General Scholarship Fund, HSU Station, Box 16100, Abilene, TX 79698.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
Walter Edward Schneider
EL PASO - Walter Edward Schneider, 72, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2001.
Services will be at 1:15 p.m. today in Hillcrest Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Fort Bliss National Cemetery.
Mr. Schneider was born May 29, 1929, in Groom. He married Joan Schaefer in 1950, at Linn, Mo. He married Monica Houghton in 1982. He was a veteran of the Korean War, serving from March 1951 to December 1955. He worked for General Electric X-Ray in June 1956 and moved to El Paso in 1957. He later became a partner in Holmes and Schneider Inc. where he worked for several years. He then formed Accutron and most recently had been owner of Med-Tech Part Sales.
He was preceded in death by his second wife in 1992.
Survivors include two sons, Daniel Schneider and William Schneider; four daughters, Karen Carr, Janet Schneider, Elaine Schneider and Donna Krupinski; two sisters, Viola Keller of Amarillo and Donna Brockman of Fort Rucker; 13 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to City of Hope National Medical Center, 1500 E. Duarte Road, Duarte, CA 91010.
Amarillo Globe-News, Nov. 13, 2001
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Scott solicits support for $150M project
It's unclear whether it'll help. But a developer's letter-writing campaign sure can't hurt Erie's chances of landing a state designation that could help spur bayfront development, local officials said.
Nick Scott Sr. is asking people to write letters to Gov. Tom Corbett in support of Erie being designated a City Revitalization and Improvement Zone, or CRIZ.
CRIZ makes select Pennsylvania municipalities eligible to create revitalization areas that use certain tax revenues generated by businesses within the CRIZ to fund improvements, eliminate blight and attract new businesses.
Scott has a personal reason to lobby for the designation: his planned $150 million mixed-use project on Erie's bayfront.
The project, called Harbor Place, will complement the public investment in the area, bring people to the bayfront, create hundreds of jobs, bolster the tax rolls and "reignite civic pride" in the city, Scott writes in a letter to potential supporters.
The project "depends a great deal" on Erie being designated by the state as a CRIZ, he wrote. "We would like Governor Tom Corbett to know how much our leaders and citizens support the Bayfront renewal projects in Erie, Pennsylvania."
Scott's plan includes two hotels, a restaurant, a floating entertainment barge, more than 130 residential units, parking garages, a skating rink, and retail and office space on nearly 12 acres near the Blasco Library on the east bayfront.
Also included in the city's CRIZ application are two other projects: Bayfront Place, the Erie County Convention Center Authority's development at the former GAF Materials Corp. site; and McAllister Place, the Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority project on East Dobbins Landing.
Scott was unavailable for comment Friday.
Any letters of support generated through Scott's campaign shows the community is behind the project and the city's application for the zone designation, said Brenda Sandberg, the city's director of economic and community development.
"I'm not sure if it'll work, but it certainly can't hurt," Sandberg said. "We put forth an excellent application that should stand up to other applications. I think it's great that the Scotts are getting involved in the process and they obviously support a program that would not only benefit their project but also any other project on the waterfront."
Barbara Chaffee, chief executive of the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership, said it's always wise for a community to advocate for a project important to the economic well-being of a community.
"I've never been clear how much that impacts decision making," Chaffee said. "However, I think it's critically important because I'm absolutely sure each (city) who submitted a proposal absolutely had people advocating or lobbying for them.
"It never hurts to have Harrisburg hear your voice, particularly when you're in ... northwest PA, the farthest away from everybody else," she said. "I think it's very smart."
Seven other cities are eligible for CRIZ designation: York, Lancaster, Reading, Altoona, Wilkes-Barre, Chester and Bethlehem, and five have applied, according to Scott.
The state is expected to choose two cities for the program. There is no set date for the decision, but it could be made as early as next week or as late as in several weeks.
ERICA ERWIN can be reached at 870-1846 or by e-mail. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNerwin.


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- Technologies for Reproductive Health Website
This website about the technologies for reproductive health work within the Technology Solutions program provides an overview of the group and its featured projects. See other PATH program websites.
Publication date: 2016
Region: Global
Part of series: Program websites
- Vaccine Resource Library Website
PATH's Vaccine Resource Library (VRL) seeks to gather the world's best immunization resources in a single, easy-to-use website. The VRL offers a wide variety of high-quality, scientifically accurate documents and links on specific diseases and topics in immunization. It is geared for health professionals in the developing and industrialized worlds, as well as for journalists, policymakers, community leaders, parents, and others interested in vaccine-related resources. The resources found on the VRL are collected from a variety of sources, including news media, scientific journals, and leaders in public health.
Publication date: 2016
Region: Global
Part of series: Websites
- Vietnam Country Program Website
This website about PATH's Vietnam country program provides an overview of the program and its featured projects. See other PATH program websites.
Publication date: 2016
Region: Asia
Part of series: Program websites
- The Case for Menstrual Health: PATH Works to Build Awareness, Commitment, and Access to Improved Menstrual Care
This fact sheet describes PATH's work with partners and countries to address and improve menstrual health in low-resource settings by identifying affordable and appropriate menstrual care products, increasing education and awareness, and advocating for further investment.
Publication date: November 2015
Region: Global
- HPV Vaccines Lessons Learnt
To aid decision-makers interested in HPV vaccine introduction or scale-up, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and PATH completed the first comprehensive review of HPV vaccine delivery experiences across 37 low- and middle-income countries. This package of materials synthesizes findings from this review. For further information, visit www.rho.org/HPVlessons.
Publication date: October 2015
Region: Global
- The Case for Investing in Research to Increase Access to and Use of Contraception Among Adolescents
This 80-page report highlights why governments and donors should invest now in research to help determine and implement the most effective and efficient ways to enable adolescents to access and use contraception. The long-term economic and health benefits of increasing access will far outweigh the costs.
Author: Greene M.E., Merrick T
Publication date: August 2015
Region: Global
- Cryotherapy Market Dynamics: Assessment and Recommendations
Very few women in low-resource settings are able to receive treatment for cervical precancer when they need it. Through the Cryotherapy Market Dynamics Project, PATH undertook an analysis of supply-and-demand factors to determine whether there are market interventions that could ameliorate the current low levels of treatment coverage.
Publication date: August 2015
Region: Global
- Reducing Cervical Cancer Inequities Worldwide
For over two decades, PATH has championed technical, systems, and policy innovations to reduce cervical cancer deaths among the world's poorest women. This brief describes our contributions to advances in cervical cancer prevention and outlines our continued work to expand access to evidence-based primary prevention, screening, and preventive treatment programs.
Publication date: June 2015
Region: Global
- Countering Myths and Misperceptions About Contraceptives
This issue of Outlook examines the scope and impact of misperceptions about contraception, the science behind debunking misperceptions, and approaches that programs are using to address this persistent problem.
Author: Wells E
Publication date: June 2015
Region: Global
Part of series: Outlook
- SILCS Diaphragm: A Reusable System for Microbicide Gel Delivery
The SILCS single-size diaphragm was designed to expand women's options for nonhormonal contraception. The SILCS diaphragm is also being assessed as a low-cost, reusable option for microbicide gel delivery and provide contraceptive protection at the same time.
Publication date: June 2015
Region: Global
- SILCS Diaphragm: Summary of Clinical Evaluations
The SILCS diaphragm has been evaluated in ten studies conducted in multiple countries since 1998. These studies include design validation and consumer use studies, as well as clinical studies of safety, effectiveness, and acceptability. This document provides summaries of the key studies implemented during development and validation of SILCS as a barrier contraceptive.
Publication date: June 2015
Region: Global
- SILCS Launches in Early Markets
The SILCS diaphragm is now available in over 20 countries, including Europe, Canada, Australia, Malaysia, and the United States. PATH led a user-centered design process involving input from women, their partners, and providers whose feedback resulted in its innovative design that is easy and comfortable to use.
Publication date: June 2015
Region: Global
- Policy Brief on the Case for Investing in Research to Increase Access to and use of Contraception Among Adolescents
This document outlines why governments and donors should invest now in research to help determine and implement the most effective and efficient ways to enable adolescents to access and use contraception. It summarizes the findings of a longer technical report.
Publication date: March 2015
Region: Global
- Scale-Up Project for Cervical Cancer Prevention: Establishing Routine Use of HPV Testing to Prevent Cervical Cancer in Low-Resource Settings
PATH's Scale-Up project seeks to reduce cervical cancer incidence through improved and expanded screening using human papillomavirus (HPV) testing. In Central America, the project is working to establish HPV tests as the primary screening mechanism for cervical precancer and cancer. The project is also assessing opportunities for introducing HPV tests in three African countries.
Publication date: March 2015
Region: Africa, Latin America
- HPVflash
HPVflash is an email news bulletin that disseminates useful cervical cancer prevention information, including updates on vaccines against the human papillomavirus, to interested persons worldwide. HPVflash emails are emailed only a few times a year.
Publication date: 2015
Region: Global
Part of series: E-newsletters
- PATH Supports Global HPV Vaccine Introduction
This fact sheet outlines PATH's role in providing technical assistance to countries for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination programs. The PATH HPV vaccine team's activities are channeled through four primary work streams: Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance application support; program planning and implementation; evaluation; and cervical cancer prevention and control strategies.
Publication date: December 2014
Region: Global
- PATH in China: Joining With Diverse Partners to Create Sustainable Health Solutions
This brochure outlines PATH's work in China, with emphasis on public-private partnerships for product development. Areas of focus include vaccines and immunization, health technologies, and women's health.
Publication date: September 2014
Region: Asia
Part of series: Country brochures
- Integrating Female Condoms Into HIV Prevention Programs: A Case Study of Barriers, Facilitators, and Future Opportunities in Kenya
This report examines the factors that have supported and hindered the inclusion of female condoms in two HIV prevention programs in Kenya—prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and voluntary medical male circumcision—and offers potential actions to help improve integration and access in future programming.
Author: Whipkey KJ, Coffey PS, East L, Omurwa T, Murunga P
Publication date: August 2014
- Policy Advocacy for Total Market Approaches for Family Planning: Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regional Workshop May 2014
In May 2014, PATH and the United Nations Population Fund convened a regional workshop on policy advocacy for total market approaches (TMAs) for family planning, in Antalya, Turkey. Seventy-three participants from 18 countries gathered to learn more about advocacy strategy development and to plan advocacy activities to bring about policy changes in support of their TMA action plans.
Publication date: August 2014
Region: Eastern Europe, Global
- Improving Breast Health: Bringing Early Detection and Care to Women in Low-Resource Settings
This brief describes PATH's contributions toward strengthening breast cancer early detection, diagnosis, treatment, and recovery in low-resource settings. Our work spans a broad range of interventions that extend beyond the traditional biomedical model to involve a substantial and often unrecognized set of psychosocial, community mobilization, and policy needs. These elements, combined with technological innovation, represent PATH's approach to comprehensive breast health programming.
Publication date: May 2014
Region: Africa, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Global


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Philadelphia Firefighters' Union Local 22 is pushing back at Mayor Nutter's proposal to send out ambulances on advanced life-support calls with a paramedic and lesser-qualified EMT rather than the usual two paramedics.
Local 22 president Joe Schulle said the proposal exposes the public to risk by dipping below the National Fire Protection Association standard of two paramedics and two EMTs for every ALS call.
"We're taking a serious step back in our emergency medical protection that we offer to citizens. There's no way around it," said Schulle during a news conference Tuesday at union headquarters. "You can't equate an EMT with 10 weeks of training to a paramedic with two years."


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An 89-year-old Philadelphia man is being held without bail on a German arrest warrant charging him with aiding and abetting the killing of 216,000 Jews while a guard at Auschwitz.
Retired toolmaker Johann "Hans" Breyer appeared frail during a detention hearing on Wednesday in federal court, wearing an olive-green prison jumpsuit and carrying a cane.
A court in Weiden, Germany, issued a warrant for Breyer's arrest the day before, charging him with 158 counts of complicity in the commission of murder.
Each count represents a trainload of Nazi prisoners from Hungary, Germany and Czechoslovakia who were killed at Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1944.
Lawyer Dennis Boyle argued his client was too infirm to be detained pending a hearing on his possible extradition to Germany. He said Breyer had mild dementia and heart issues.
"Mr Breyer is not a threat to anyone," Boyle said. "He's not a flight risk."
But Magistrate Judge Timothy Rice ruled the detention centre was equipped to care for Breyer, who appeared to comprehend questions about the hearing.
A police officer also testified Breyer and his elderly wife grasped what was happening during his arrest outside their home in northeast Philadelphia.
Breyer has been under investigation by prosecutors in the Bavarian town of Weiden, near where he last lived in Germany.
Breyer has admitted he was a guard at Auschwitz in occupied Poland during the second world war but has said he was stationed outside the death camp part of the complex, and had nothing to do with the slaughter of 1.5 million Jews and others in the camp.
Thomas Walther, an ex-federal prosecutor with the office that investigates Nazi crimes in Germany, now represents family members of some of Breyer's alleged victims. He called for a speedy extradition.
"The German court has to find late justice for the crimes of Breyer and for the victims and their sons and daughters as co-plaintiffs," he said. "It is late, but not too late."
The arrest comes after years of failed US efforts to have Breyer stripped of his citizenship.


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This highly talented blonde Broadway actress possessed an intriguing, husky voice and a brittle, sometimes twitchy yet sexy style. An off-beat combination of a vivacious Southern belle and an insecure yet superior modern woman, Hopkins signed as a leading lady with Paramount in 1930 and gained early stardom for her roles in productions including the delightful Ernst Lubitsch musical "The Smiling Lieutenant" (1931) and Rouben Mamoulian's striking "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (1932). In Lubitsch's masterpiece, "Trouble in Paradise" (1932), she displayed a sharp talent for sly, sophisticated banter, and she won an Oscar nomination in the title role of Mamoulian's "Becky Sharp" (1935). The feisty, intelligent Hopkins gave what is probably her finest dramatic performance in William Wyler's sterling if significantly altered adaptation of Lillian Hellman's play "The Children's Hour," "These Three" (1936).


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Twenty-six alleged neo-Nazis are standing trial in Koblenz state in Germany. They are accused of attacks on left-wing activists, dating as far back as 2009.
Alleged offences include setting fire to cars, scrawling neo-Nazi graffiti on walls and putting stickers saying "Rudolph Hess Street" over road signs, the Associated Press reported.
Should the city of Frankfurt give a prize to someone who actively boycotts Israel? Pro-Israel activists in Germany are saying: no way.
A German rabbi has become the first person to have criminal charges filed against him for carrying out circumcisions. Rabbi David Goldberg, an Israeli mohel currently living in Bavaria, has been charged with causing bodily harm following a May ruling at the district court in Cologne which banned religious circumcision.
A 500-year-old sculpture stolen from a Jewish family by the Nazis was today returned to the heirs of its rightful owners in Germany.
The wooden sculpture of St Peter, depicted wearing a golden cloak, was intended for Adolf Hitler's "Fuhrermuseum". It is estimated to be one of 560 pieces of art work stolen from Jewish collections for the museum, reported Bloomberg.
Fears that a court ruling in Germany last month criminalising religious circumcision would have a knock-on effect across Europe are slowly being realised.
This week, the governor of Vorarlberg, an Austrian province, told state-run hospitals to suspend religious circumcisions until the legal situation in the country is clarified.
The governor of Vorarlberg, the westernmost federal state in Austria, has told hospitals in the province to suspend religious circumcisions until the legal situation is clarified.
Rising Russian opera star Evgeny Nikitin has pulled out of the lead role in Wagner's The Flying Dutchman at the Bayreuth opera festival after a German TV programme showed footage of the baritone sporting a Nazi tattoo.
The New York-based Claims Conference, the main international body for distributing Holocaust restitution funds, has bowed to pressure from the Board of Deputies and agreed to allow new claims for compensation for properties seized by the Nazis in East Germany.
Until now, the Conference had resisted calls to reopen the application process to potential heirs after its deadline of 2004.
Jewish leaders are greeting signs that Germany will ensure the right of Jews and Muslims to circumcise their sons, following a court ruling in Cologne that puts that right in jeopardy.
A "true British hero" of the Holocaust who risked his life to save 10,000 German Jews has had his bravery marked at a Jewish cemetery.
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Gary Bauer: Gay Marriage Stands in the Way of Reducing Crime in Chicago
Submitted by Brian Tashman on Friday, 7/13/2012 3:00 pm
On Wednesday, Gary Bauer of the Campaign for Working Families attempted to tie the Obama administration's support for gay rights…to violent crime. Bauer said that the escalating crime rate in the city of Chicago is due to children growing up in fatherless homes, which he maintained is a result of Democratic policies that have "made it comfortable for many women to not have husbands in the home" and even same-sex marriage. "Obama and the Democrats have embraced the radical idea of men marrying other men," Bauer sneered, "How is that going to help the black family?"
I'd like to go to Chicago for a second. I about fell out of my chair watching a recent CBS interview with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. He was lamenting the values, or lack of values, of Chicago's gang culture, as nearly three hundred people have been killed in Chicago this year, many of them little kids. That's higher casualties than we're suffering in Afghanistan. Here's what Mayor Rahm Emanuel said:
"It is about values. As I said then [referring to when a 7-year-old girl was shot and killed last month], who raised you? How were you raised? And I don't buy this case where people say they don't have values. They do have values. They have the wrong values. Don't come near the kids -- don't touch them."
Well, thanks for speaking up Mr. Mayor, you're asking the right questions, but sadly you can't come up with the right answers. Certainly these kids aren't getting their values from their fathers because they don't have fathers in their households. For the past fifty years, Rahm Emanuel's party, the Democratic Party, has made it comfortable for many women to not have husbands in the home. Now Obama and the Democrats have embraced the radical idea of men marrying other men! How is that going to help the black family?
When Emanuel worked in the Clinton White House, the response to gang violence, do you remember this, was midnight basketball programs. It didn't work, midnight basketball programs don't replace fathers. And, of course, it was around that time when Democrats and their media allies did their best to convince us that values really didn't matter. Even the disgusting values demonstrated in the Oval Office with a White House intern.
The fact is that values do matter. There is no government program dreamed up by Bill Clinton or Barack Obama or Rahm Emanuel that can make up for the breakdown of the family. And this election be about more than just about economics.
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Church Activities and Services
First Presbyterian Church is hosting a Bible study each Wednesday at 1 p.m. using the old Andy of Mayberry T.V. show. It is a lot of fun to watch the old shows and discuss a biblical topic brought out in the episode. For more, contact Terry Johnson at email@example.com or call 502-845-4132.
Grace Fellowship of La Grange will have midweek services at 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday in the Ramada Inn meeting room.
Sulphur Christian Church meets each Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
By Jesse Harp
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture cited AT&T for two violations involving Rainbow weed killer after rain washed the herbicide from a substation in New Castle into a woman's garden there.
North Main Street resident Donna Feltner, the complainant, now wonders where residual herbicide from other AT&T substations around Henry County and the state may end up after heavy rains.
David Warfield's Lockport office near Six Mile Creek measures approximately 36 feet wide by 145 feet long and can fill with one million gallons of water in about 20 minutes.
Now a resident of Owenton, Warfield credited his youth as a "river rat" at Gestville in getting hired by the Kentucky River Authority to serve as the lock master at Lock and Dam No. 2.
Warfield couldn't think of a more ideal place to work than the Kentucky River at Lockport.
Campbellsburg Day, which happened just a couple days before the change of seasons, helped officially usher in summer as temperatures started heating up during the June 18 celebration. The temperatures didn't scare many from participating in the parade — just one element of a day's worth of activies.
Last Days Motorcycle Ministry will hold a benefit bike ride on June 18 in an effort to support a Henry County family facing serious medical issues, according to a news release.
Madison Grace, the month-old baby of Stephanie Mertz and Charles Miller, was born with a rare disease that affects one in 6,000 babies. A diagnosis of Trisomy 18, also known as Edwards Syndrome, usually results in death, but Madison is battling the disease.
The Fourth District of the Kentucky Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary recently elected Jerry Cavanaugh to the post of district commander, according to a news release. Doug Noel was elected senior vice commander. The Fourth District is comprised of Henry County and Northern Kentucky units. Both men are members of the Henry County Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary. For more information call (502) 222-4365 or visit Facebook/Henry County Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary.
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November 10, 2006
Warner Grand Theatre reopens after major redo
SAN PEDRO, CA — The Warner Grand Theatre, L.A.'s venerable Naby reopened this past Saturday with a stunning performance by the resident, Golden State Pops Orchestra.
This marked the first performance with the near completion of an $800,000 restoration
including the rebuilding of the original seats, complete down to a near 'dead-on' re-covering of the 1500 plus seats with a customed loomed fabric, replicating the original.
Also included was the complete strip of the stagehouse from its original hemp system, to a more modern "T" rail, complete with a new loading dock and a new screen system and updated film sound capabilities.
Funding for this major restoration was accomplished and continues by the community theatre support group, Grand Vision Foundation.
For info about future programs, visit The Warner Grand Official Website.
November 7, 2006
Adler Theater marks it's 75th Anniversary
DAVENPORT, IA — The Adler Theatre has just reopened after over a year of extensive renovation to the stage so it can attract more broadway plays. Plus, it will be celebrating it's 75th anniversary this year.
The Adler reopens this weekend after $9 million in improvements – including a deeper stage, a loading dock, additional dressing rooms, improved sound and computerized rigging systems – just in time for the 75th anniversary of the former RKO Orpheum Theatre.
The changes will allow a wider array of Broadway shows and concerts to be performed on the Adler stage.
The renovations came after the City of Davenport purchased the adjacent Mississippi Hotel so the Adler stage could be expanded.
Paul Westlake, the architect for the project, said it was the most complex of 75 theater renovations in which he has participated.
To read more about this restoration and it reopening, visit the Quad City Times.
October 26, 2006
Garden Theate facade unveiled
WINTER GARDEN, FL — Here is a computer realization by Phil Baker of the completed facade of the Garden Theatre, now undergoing restoration. The Garden is an atmospheric theater, incorporating a Spanish garden theme. A theater organ has also been donated for it.
The theater is being renovated by the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, and is expected to open in December, 2007.
(Thanks to Irv Lipscomb for providing the photo.)
September 29, 2006
Globe Theater Reconstruction
GLOBE, AZ — After the devastating fire, Globe-Miami's own Globe Theater is being rebuilt. The theater will be built over the lot of the building next store that was the Trust/Hotel building. The new Globe will be built with four screens and stadium seating. A brick face will surround the theater using some of the original bricks from the Hotel.
The marquee is being spruced up a bit; the original marquee was changed in the 1960's-1970, but is being put back to the original design with neon lignting all around the historic sign. After the restoration of the marquee, the marquee will be place on the corner of Broad and Cedar Streets. This is an exiciting move forward for this historic small-town community.
September 25, 2006
Meijer Majestic Theatre has Gala Reopening
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — The Grand Rapids Civic Theatre had its gala reopening on September 20th after a $10 million renovation of the 103-year-old theater. It was renamed the Meijer Majestic Theatre restoring its original name as well as honoring benefactors, Fred and Lena Meijer.
More info is available at The Grand Rapids Press.
September 22, 2006
Volunteers ready Lamb's Keith for World Premiere
Last weekend 50-60 volunteers teamed up to assist in returning Huntington's Keith-Albee to its original one auditorium format.
50-60 volunteers showed up to paticipate and more came on Tuesday. Volunteers are readying the vintage theatre for the Dec 12 world premiere of "We Are Marshall," in which the Keith Albee makes its feature film debut.
Click on Huntington News for more info. A photo gallery is included but you have to go to the main page.
September 19, 2006
Boyd renovations on hold
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Here's some more news regarding Live Nation pulling the plug on restoring the Boyd Theatre. As mentioned in the interview posted the other week, the Boyd looks to be in trouble again.
Live Nation, the national media company that promised to reincarnate the sumptuous but shuttered Boyd movie palace as a first-class venue for big, traveling Broadway shows, has withdrawn its construction crews and is reconsidering the project, a company spokesman confirmed yesterday.
Live Nation apparently decided to shut down the project because construction costs on the Chestnut Street theater have risen at an alarming pace, said Duane Bumb, deputy director of the city's Commerce Department.
For more, visit the Philadelphia Inquirer.
September 11, 2006
Looking for Warner Huntington info
HUNTINGTON PARK, CA — For the purpose of preparing a preliminary feasibility study for the Warner Theater in Huntington Park, we are searching for the original architectural plans.
In order to properly evaluate things like exiting issues, accurate dimensions of the building are needed. However, we do not have access to the building, which is why the original design plans would be of great help in coming up with potential future uses for the building.
Supposedly, there is an archive that keeps the drawings of B. Marcus Priteca, the theater's architect, but I have not been able to locate it.
Does anybody know where I can find those plans?
Historic Consultants, Inc.
September 8, 2006
Merced Theatre renovation update
MERCED, CA — The Merced Theatre is in the midst of a detailed restoration. With the goal of eventually restoring the theater to its original single-screen glory and making it yet again the center of Merced, they are well on their way.
Currently, the roof is being replaced and the tower is getting a structural upgrade. Additionally, they are working to reactivate the ground floor store fronts and attract new tenants. All this should be done in time for their Diamond Jubilee Gala on October 21st. Tickets for this event are sold out right now but you can call 209-722-3266 as the event approaches to see if anything opens up.
They also hold a film series in one of the existing theaters inside of the current quad. "Top Hat" will be shown on September 23 and 24th followed by "West Side Story" and "Doctor Zhivago" later in the season.
To rent the theater, volunteer for the film series, make a donation, or any other inquiries, call 209-722-3266 or write to:
Merced Theatre Foundation
P.O. Box 716
Merced, CA 95341
September 6, 2006
San Bernardino California Theatre
SAN BERNARDINO, CA — This historic San Bernardino theater that hosted the final performance of Will Rodgers before his untimely death is experiencing a new life in a multi-million dollar restoration for performances and conferences with compliant seismic retrofits and expanded catering potential, expanded grid and building rennovation.
The theatre, one of the original Fox chain, now owned by the city of San Bernardino, is host to touring Broadway companies (Mama Mia, Miss Saigon, etc) and the local symphony orchestra under the baton of Carlo Ponti.


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Today through Sunday: The annual Greek Festival, hosted by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, will be held at Francis Field, 29 Castillo Drive, near the downtown parking garage. An assortment of Greek foods, pastries and beverages will be served. Entertainment includes live Greek music by the Hellenic Band and dancing by the costumed Greek dance troupes. Hours are 4-9 p.m. today; 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday; and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $2 for adults and free for children 12 and younger, and free admission for active military (with ID) and their immediate family members. Call 829-0504 or go to www.stauggreekfest.com.
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The University of the South, better known as Sewanee, dedicated its field house at the Sewanee soccer/lacrosse complex after alumnus Kyle Rote Jr., one of the pioneering stars of American pro soccer, at last weekend's Homecoming Weekend.
Rote, the son of an NFL star of the same name, graduated from Sewanee in 1972 and returned to his native Dallas to play for the NASL's Tornado. He was the 1973 NASL Rookie of the Year and the first American to lead the league in scoring.
He drew national attention as a three-time winner of ABC's Superstars Competition.
Rote now lives in Memphis, where he has worked as an agent for many years. His firm is one of the leading agencies representing NFL players and coaches.


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Liverpool FC have announced that Jermaine Pennant will be out for up to 10 weeks with a stress fracture in his right tibia.
Most observers expect Pennant's injury to rock the club, but it may well be the opportunity Rafael Benitez needs to breathe life into his team.
There's no doubt Pennant has been a mainstay on the right side for Liverpool—but his absence isn't equivalent to that of Daniel Agger, Xabi Alonso, or Fernando Torres.
Steven Gerrard has had a very poor last few games in the centre of the park. With Pennant out, Rafa can move Gerrard to the right—which may well be what Gerrard needs to get back on track.
There's also the opportunity to give Yossi Bennayoun more time. Whilst I'm not a big Bennayoun fan (he's far too inconsistent, and gives the ball away too easily), he does bring the ability to challenge defenders and create shots for himself.
And then there's Ryan Babel.
Babel was signed as a left winger, but the majority of his playing time has come at striker, and he's right-footed. His specialty on the left is cutting inside for shots—not exactly the answer for a team in need of width.
With Pennant gone, Rafa should try Babel on the right. He certainly has the pace, and he's willing to take on defenders.
The only certainty here is that the Pennant injury won't be as critical a blow as those suffered by Agger, Alonso, and Torres. With a little luck, in fact, it may just turn out to be a blessing in disguise.
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