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Dean Wortham to Host 'Film and Fellowship'
Dean Stanton Wortham will host 'Film and Fellowship,' a screening of his award-winning documentary Adelante, followed by a discussion and reception, on Tuesday, October 25, in the Yawkey Center's Murray Room. The program will begin at 5 p.m. with a screening of the short film, followed by a Q&A. A reception will follow the program, which is co-sponsored by the Lynch School and the Office of News & Public Affairs.
Founding CIHE Director Comments on Chinese Admission Fraud
"Shame on the admissions people from these top schools who are doing this," said Philip Altbach, the founding director of the Center for International Higher Education. Altbach's reaction comes from news that a major Chinese education company paid admissions officers at top U.S. universities to help Chinese students apply to American schools.
Avoiding Conflicts in International Student Recruitment
Hans de Wit, director of the Center for International Higher Education, weighs in on the potential conflicts of interest in international student recruitment. Stressing the importance of an independent admission process, de Wit cautions university admission officers when traveling to a country for a recruiting-related purpose.
Professor Addresses the Immigration-Job Debate in NBC Interview
Dr. David Blustein, Professor of Counseling, Developmental, and Educational Psychology, addresses the ongoing debate surrouning immigration and jobs in America in his interview with NBC News. He reveals, "What politicians have been telling us about immigrants taking our jobs is not shared by the American people."
BC Announced Research Partnership with City of Newton
Boston College and the city of Newton announced its research partnership in line with Mayor Warren's Economic Growth for All initiative, a research-based policy framework designed to address income inequality and aimed to increase economic mobility for all of its residents.
Roche Center's Inaugural Summit on Catholic Schools and Hispanic Families
The Roche Center for Catholic Education brought together 200 thought leaders for the first-ever "National Summit on Catholic Schools and Hispanic Families." The conversation focused on exploring different opportunities for Catholic schools to adopt new strategies to better service Hispanic families.
Long-Term Math Success Predicted by Early Exposure
Professor Dearing and other researchers who serve on the Development and Research in Early Math Education (DREME) Network explain the long-term developmental benefits of exploring basic math concepts with preschool-age children. The DREME Network has launched a number of initiatives that help parents teach their kids math through simple activities.
Should Higher Education Be Free?
Professor Diana Pullin and other experts in higher education debate one of the most popular policy concerns of the 2016 presidential debate: the cost of college. Pullin, a professor of education law and publicy policy, argues that the answer requires an understanding of the consensus of what should be "free" and the responsibilities of the state and federal governments in higher education.
Professor Established Collaboration for Global Education Initiative
Thomas More Brennan Chair Andy Hargreaves established The Atlantic Rim Collaboratory (ARC), which involves a public-private collaboration between leading educational agencies and international experts. ARC hosted its inaugural summit on September 14-15 in Reyjavik, Iceland, launching its initiative to improve primary and secondary education systems worldwide.
U.C.T.C. Student Spotlight: Megan Fischer '17
Megan Fischer starts her second year of teaching through the Urban Catholic Teacher Corps (U.C.T.C.) this fall. She is pursuing a master's degree in Curriculum & Instruction and teaches third grade at St. John Paul II Catholic Academy in Dorchester, Mass. Read the full article by America Magazine to hear about Fischer's experience in the Lynch School of Education at Boston College.
City Connects Mentioned in NY Times Article
In the New York Times article, "To Teach a Child to Read, First Give Him Glasses," the author David L. Kirp discusses the impact of community schools. He mentions City Connects, which operates in 79 elementary schools mainly in the Northeast. As a best practice, this student support system connects students to a set of prevention, intervention and enrichment services.
Professor Honored at Unveiling of Historical Marker
The members of the Richmond 34, including A.J. Franklin, the David S. Nelson Professor of Psychology and Education, were honored at the unveiling of a historical marker in Richmond, Va. for their sit-in during the Civil Rights Movement. The subsequent arrests of 34 Virginia Union University students, which were later overturned, represented a significant victory.
Professor Co-Authors Report on Parenting Matters
Professor Eric Dearing co-authored "Parenting Matters," which focuses on supporting parents of young children. The report calls on health services and education agencies to make parenting a prioirty by developing a national framework to increase access to support systems for parents.
Andy Hargreaves: Adviser on New International Education Panel for Scotland
Professor Andy Hargreaves, Lynch School's Thomas More Brennan Chair, will serve on Scotland's new International Council of Education Advisers. The Council will advise on the government's priorities for education and develop action plans, which will be influenced by international best practice.
Roche Center Helps Catholic Schools Adopt a Dual-Language Curriculum
Four years ago, the Roche Center for Catholic Education helped pioneer the Two-Way Immersion Network for Catholic Schools (TWIN-CS), which includes a dual-language curriculum for Catholic elementary schools within the United States. Now, the schools involved with TWIN-CS have experienced an increase in enrollment and community support.
City Connects Receives Grant to Fund Programming and Research
City Connects received a $300,000 grant from New Profit, Inc., a venture philanthropy organization, to expand the impact of the initiative's "whole child" support services and to increase the reach of its research and best practices.
Professor Launches Global Initiative to Educate Displaced Children
Professor Dennis Shirley works with the Jesuit Refugee Services to launch the Global Education Initiative, which aims to raise $35 million in support of a curriculum that can work across cultures and languages, and for the training to prepare the citizen-teachers required to lead classes.
Professor David Blustein Receives Award for Leadership in Psychology
David Blustein received the 2016 Committee on Socioeconomic Status (CSES) Award for Distinguished Leadership in Psychology. Blustein's outstanding achievements through his practice and research have made longstanding contributions to the understanding of socioeconomic status.
Understanding the Higher Education Landscape
Responding to the explosive growth in the internationalization of colleges and universities around the world, the Center for International Higher Education hosted summer workshops for delegations of administrators from universities in Russia, Mexico, and Asia.
Principal Eugenia McGowan Receives Honorary Degree
Eugenia (Gena) McGowan received an honorary degree from Boston College at the 2016 Commencement. Gena is honored for her groundbreaking work in transforming St. Matthew Catholic School through dual-language immersion. Her school participates in the Roche Center's TWIN-CS program.
Lynch School Celebrates Class of 2016 at 140th Commencement
For the Class of 2016, Commencement marked the culmination of years of study and focus, and celebrated the beginning of promising futures. On Monday, May 23, thousands of family and friends gathered at Boston College's campus to celebrate graduates who fulfilled their degree requirements.
Introducing the Newly Appointed Lynch School Dean
Boston College has named Stanton Wortham, the Judy & Howard Berkowitz Professor and former associate dean for academic affairs at the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education, as the inaugural Charles F. Donovan, S.J., Dean of the Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch School of Education.
STEM Index Draws on TIMSS Data
In 2016, the U.S. News/Raytheon STEM Index recorded a slight rise in hiring, education and general interest in technology and engineering over last year, while math education and general interest in science declined. The STEM Index draws on global data from Boston College's TIMSS & PIRLS International Study Center.
Senior Spotlight: Ryan Lee '16
As Commencement nears, applied psychology and human development major Ryan Lee '16 reflects on the educational technology skills he learned both in and outside of the classroom. During his time at the Lynch School, Lee was president of Students for Education Reform; campus coordintator for Teach for America, and co-founder of the educational technology start-up TradeRoutes.
Lynch Academy Marks Five Years
A joint initiative of the Lynch School of Education and the Carroll School of Management, the Lynch Leadership Academy has in its first five years served more than 150 principals and aspiring principals. The academy was established through a $20 million gift from the Lynch Foundation, created by Trustee Peter S. Lynch '65, H'95, P'01, and his wife, Carolyn A. Lynch H'09, P'01, who passed away last year.
Helping Guatemalans Find Missing Family
Professor M. Brinton Lykes, associate director for the Center for Human Rights and International Justice, is leading the Migration and Human Rights Project in helping residents of Zacualpa, Quiché, Guatemala to locate family members who have migrated to the U.S. The project is a collaboration among local Zacualpans, Guatemala-based researchers and religious, and Boston College-based students, faculty, and legal staff.
Ever To Excel
Visiting Lecturer Julia Whitcavitch-DeVoy was named the Boston College Faculty 'Ever to Excel' Reverend John R. Trzaska, S.J. Award Winner for 2016, given to a faculty member who expanded the horizons, skills, and value systems of Boston College students by providing support and guidance outside of the classroom.
Rating the Ratings in Teacher Prep
A study led by Cawthorne Chair Marilyn Cochran-Smith finds leading systems used to evaluate teacher preparation programs lack evidence-based policies in their core designs. The findings were presented at the AERA annual meeting.
Honors at AERA
Professor María Estela Brisk was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 100th annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association. Professor Ana Martínez Alemán received the 2016 Outstanding Publication Award for Critical Approaches to the Study of Higher Education.
Latinos and Catholic Schools
Patricia Weitzel-O'Neill, executive director of the Roche Center for Catholic Education, commented on her new report, "Catholic Schools in an Increasingly Hispanic Church."


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PC> If you insist on opening up this can-of-worms please open a separate issue. I predict that we won't be able to resolve this before Final Draft. (What we have now is a reasonable compromise. Let's see how it works in practice.)
SS> the text currently allows "reasonable" increase in price, which implies that the price is known to begin with. A change to the document requiring that prices be disclosed in the license provides necessary clarity allowing EG members to join an EG without first going through a price negotiation with the spec lead. This coupled with the requirement that an EG vote unanimously to approve a license helps ensure that a surprise "price increase" near the end of a JSR doesn't harm any particular EG member who has already made her contributions.
The current wording states that "complete copies of the proposed Specification, RI and TCK licenses" must be disclosed.
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Come Join us in Hobart 2017
for the 59th District Conference
MARCH 24th -26th
District Information
Upcoming Events
Go to Meeting. Expanding Membership
Oct 27, 2016
Public Holiday - Cup Day
Nov 01, 2016
The Rotary Foundation Seminar
Nov 06, 2016
District AGM
Nov 06, 2016
'GO TO' District Leadership Meeting
Nov 13, 2016
'GO TO' Finance Meeting
Nov 13, 2016
'GO TO' Board Meeting
Nov 13, 2016 11:30 AM
RC Inverloch: ALISTAIR NICHOLSON
The Inlet HotelNov 16, 2016
eClub Latitude 38 Charter Function
Tarnuk Room - Royal Botanic Gardens – CranbourneNov 19, 2016
Rotary Foundation Gala Ball
Nov 26, 2016
Youth Exchange Programme Camp
Dec 09, 2016 – Dec 11, 2016
Council Of Governor's Meeting
Dec 11, 2016
End School Term 4
Dec 20, 2016
Christmas Day
Dec 25, 2016
Public Holiday - Boxing Day
Dec 26, 2016
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Rotary's World Polio Day event looks ahead to ending the disease for good
While the fight to eradicate polio suffered a blow this year when the virus re-emerged in Nigeria, Rotary leaders and top health experts focused Monday on the big picture: the global presence of the paralyzing disease has never been smaller. The headquarters of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, served as the site of Rotary's fourth annual World Polio Day event. Some of the biggest names in the polio eradication campaign were there to reflect on the year's progress and discuss what's needed to end the disease for good. More than 200 people...
Virtual reality films bring new dimension to polio fight
At this year's World Polio Day celebration in Atlanta, Rotary is harnessing the power of virtual reality technology to build empathy and inspire action in our fight to eradicate polio. Rotary, with support from the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, produced a virtual reality film that tells the story of Alokita, a young adult who suffered paralysis from polio as a child growing up in India, which has been polio-free since 2011. "When you open your eyes and see a different environment around you, you relate to the subject on a visceral, personal level," says Vincent Vernet, direct of digital and...
Rotary Day at UN highlights role of business in building a better world
From the United Nations' earliest days in the aftermath of World War II, the organization's humanitarian mission has always dovetailed with Rotary's efforts to administer aid and build peace. This year's Rotary Day at the United Nations, 12 November, will highlight the role businesses can play in that collaboration as we work toward a more just and equitable world. The theme of this year's gathering at UN headquarters in New York City, "Responsible Business, Resilient Societies," recognizes Rotary's role at the intersection of commerce and cause. As leaders in their professions and...
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Today marked the start of the battle to take control of Mosul back from the Islamic State group, also known as ISIS. The city is the group's last major stronghold in Iraq. But humanitarian aid agencies have known about the military offensive, giving them an unusual opportunity to prepare for the crisis. "It is rare for the world to get early warning of a vast human catastrophe," says Chris Warham, chief executive of ShelterBox. "The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees issued a paper in July saying this would likely be the biggest humanitarian crisis of the year — and we better get...
Skydivers raise thousands for polio eradication
The first time Noel Jackson jumped out of a plane at 14,000 feet, it had nothing to do with raising money for polio eradication. The Michigan dentist had received a gift certificate to go skydiving from his staff because they knew he was into adventure. "It is definitely a defining moment," says Jackson, a member of the Rotary Club of Trenton, Michigan, USA, of that first jump, done in tandem strapped to a professional skydiver. "The rush of the free fall is beyond anything I have ever experienced before. Just the speed and acceleration is unbelievable. You don't even have time to figure out...
Posted by Janne Speirs on Oct 24, 2016
Here is an update from Janne Speirs, District 9820 International Chair 2016-17 about the container she arranged to be sent to Bandladesh.
Exciting news from Bangladesh this week!! After lots of 'toing and froing' and general holdups, the container of goods for the hospital at Joyrumkura has finally been cleared from the port at Chittagong and embarked on its 12 hour road trip to the north of the country where it has been welcomed with excitement and thanks by the hospital administrators and staff. They are touchingly grateful for what we as Rotarians here in Victoria have been able to do for this very poor area in terms of improved medical equipment and therefore care. I have attached some photos and an excerpt from the cover letter sent to me during the week by my chief contact Tarun Daring.
My personal thanks are extended to all the Clubs who assisted in this International Project. Having visited the hospital in 2013 and been familiar with it through its entire 50 year history due to my father, PDG (D950) Bill McFarlane's involvement with the country since 1964 I could think of no better way to assist than by bringing to bear the incredible reach and resources of Rotary, DIK and the generosity of Rotarians in D9820.
I am assured that other photos will follow in coming days of equipment in situ and will ensure that those are also forwarded to the District.
Many thanks once again
Janne Speirs
(D9820 International Chair 2016-7)
From Tarun Daring (Interim Executive Director) "your supports have made us possible to increase the medical care and service facilities in our hospital and we are greatly happy with your love and care"
Joyramkura is a 'village' in the very North of Bangladesh about 7 kms South of the Indian border near the Garo hills in the Haluaghat region some 175 kms North of Dhaka. It is part of a large, extremely populous but very poor rural area and therefore the hospital, which was built by the Australian Baptist Missionary Society and opened its doors in February 1964 but is now run as part of the Garo Baptist Convention and their Community Health Project (which also educates the local people in areas such as hygiene, microfinance and other life skills), caters for the very poor members of the community, many of whom have little or no ability to pay for services. The majority of people in these areas are marginal farmers, sharecroppers and field laborers. A few people live by small trade and also a few by service. Cooking for inpatients is done by family members in the hospital grounds and conditions in the hospital itself are very basic although everything possible is done for those who need help.
In the area the maternal mortality rate is 440 per 100,000 live births and the infant mortality rate per 1000 live births is 57. Two third of the children are malnourished, 52.20% of the children suffer from chronic malnutrition and 8% suffer from acute malnutrition. Still 55% of the populations do not use sanitary latrines
HAT DAY is 7th of October! Join us and support Australian Rotary Health.
Let's all support Australian Rotary Health and be committed to their project 'Lift the lid on Mental Illness'.
Sadly mental illness is a huge problem in all of our communities. All Rotary Clubs in District 9820 should have received a package containing promotional brochures and stickers which we hope will get out into your communities. Many clubs already support this wonderful project by having an evening for 'Wear a Hat' which is celebrated on Friday, 7th October. Whatever night your club meets near that date, would be a great time to ask all Rotarians and friends to 'wear a hat'. It would be great if all clubs in the District would participate.
Please support 'Wear a Hat' and lift the lid on Mental Illness by having a special night at your club.
For more information, please contact John Renowden at firstname.lastname@example.com or head over to http://hatday.com.au/
Something for everyone at Art Gippsland 2016
Come to Warragul and enjoy the upcoming Art Gippsland 2016 organised by the Rotary Club of Warragul, it has something for everyone!
There are plenty of opportunities for Rotarians from across Gippsland to get involved. The Art Show starts with the Preview Night on Thursday 17th November commencing at 6.30 p.m. The category winners will be announced and sales to the public commence. Tickets for the evening are $25 per head and include drinks and finger food and are available at the door on the night.
General viewing times are from Friday 18th to Sunday 20th November. Opening hours each day are 10am to 5pm. General admission to the Art Show for adults is $5.
All the artwork exhibits on display will be for sale, and there is something to suit every budget. Whether you are an art buff, a hobbyist, a home decorator or none of the above, there will be something to please your eye.
Come to the Art Show on Saturday morning and also experience a huge range of fresh and hand made food at the nearby Warragul Farmers' Market.
Rotary Art Gippsland is held at the West Gippsland Arts Centre, Civic Place Warragul.
Visit us at www.warragulrotary.org.au or Art Gippsland 2016 Facebook
Posted by Tim Moore on Aug 11, 2016
It's about everything we do to attract and retain membership in our great organization. All our efforts in strengthening our clubs is ongoing.
But first, a bit of congratulations to the team at the Rotary Club of Latitude 38 – our newest Club! Thanks to the tireless work of a merry band of workers over some time, Rotary International has now officially chartered our fully fledged Rotary Club!
So what is new in the world of Membership for District 9820?
Club Speakers
The District Membership Committee have organised a number of speakers that are available to clubs to highlight and help attract new members. Topics include – how to run meetings that appeal to a wider group, how to attract younger members to your club, how do the new changes in our Constitution give you greater flexibility in Club membership types and meeting frequency.
Please email Membership Chair PDG Tim Moore for further information: EMAIL TIM
Membership information
I have brochures and samples of what successful clubs are using to promote membership, feel free to share yours with me or see what is available.
Multi District Event
If you are really keen, go to the Gold Coast Multi District Membership and Public Image Day on the 21st August this year.
Subscribe to Rotary on the Move
A short Newsletter of what is working in our Zone – very useful with articles – includes a most recent article on our own Rotary Club of Frankston!
View the latest edition: CLICK HERE
This is a great publication to what is going on in our area, so well worth a look.
Posted by Lorna Hawkey
The Rotary Junior Community Award is now completing its 20th year.
The Bairnsdale Junior Community Award started as an identified need through the establishment of a pilot program in Bairnsdale of the Community Relations Education Project (CREP). An organisation of local people, schools, police, welfare organisations, Koorie and other youth groups whose aim was to lower the incidence of violence, discrimination and racism in our community. The BJCA was introduced to involve young people in a direct positive way to benefit themselves and our local community.
Designed by the late Rotarian and Principal David Hawkey, the JCA was trialled in the four Bairnsdale schools in 1997 and carefully monitored before promoting it to other schools and Rotary Clubs. It became very obvious that the Award was achieving everything that was hoped for and a great deal more by the end of the first year and the Rotary Club of Mitchell River became the major sponsor
In 20 years about 3000 Grade 6 students in the Bairnsdale area alone have completed the Award. About 15000 diaries are sent around Australia each year now and the number of schools still taking up the program is increasing.
A report from the UK this week has indicated that since the program was taken there by past D G , John Hayes, in 1999, Birmingham, Lichfield, Ludlow, Stourbridge, Coventry, Dronefield in Derbyshire, Abergele in North Wales (translated into Welsh!) Ormskirk and Dundee have many schools are undertaking the Program. The RC of Dunbar, Scotland, started its first school last year.
The program engages Grade 6 students in four main areas of endeavour to be completed over the school year – Community Service, Social Experience, Physical Recreation and Skill Development. The students with the aid of parents and teachers design a program they feel they can achieve and keep a diary of their progress. At the end of the year they are presented with a certificate at a ceremony organized by the Rotary Club of Mitchell River together with family, friends and supporters. The success of the program is indicated by the variety of activities the students choose to complete their Award and the confidence and effort they put in; together with of the enthusiasm and diligence of the people who are involved as supervisors, instructors, assessors, mentors and supporters.
To all Rotarians of District 9820
You are invited to the Charter of a new Rotary Club!
Members of the Rotary Club of Latitude 38 are holding a special day to celebrate the Chartering of their Club – the newest Club in District 9820.
It will be at the Royal Botanic Gardens - Cranbourne on Saturday November 19 at high noon.
There will a lunch followed by the signing of the Club Charter by District Governor, Lynne Westland.
Afterwards there will be ample opportunity to explore the beautiful garden, which is dedicated to Australian plants.
All members of Clubs in District 9820 are warmly invited to join with members of Latitude 38 for this celebration.
When: Saturday November 19 2016
Where: Tarnuk Room - Royal Botanic Gardens – Cranbourne
Corner of Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne, (off South Gippsland Highway) Melway Ref: 133 K10
The Gardens turnoff is signed and located 500m past the Cranbourne Racecourse.
Evan Burrell, Rotary Club of Turramurra, NSW - August 11, 2016
As a former member of Rotaract and now a young Rotarian, I get asked quite a lot, "where do we find more young members like you?" It may seem like young members are as elusive to catch as Pokémon, but with the right strategy and awareness, it's not that difficult at all. The truth is, they are really all around us. They may be in your work place, they may be in your neighborhood, or they may be in those other social gatherings you belong to. Others may be active in our youth programs like Rotaract and RYLA, readying themselves for the challenges that lie ahead.
Attracting new members is pretty critical to our clubs. They are the lifeblood of our organization, bringing in fresh ideas and insights, and keeping our clubs alive and relevant. In turn, young professionals seek a sense of purpose and belonging, and this is exactly what your club can give them. As we celebrate Membership Month in Rotary, here are my tips for attracting younger members
1. Don't go too crazy at first. If the average age of your club is over 60, begin by trying to attract members in their 40's and 50's and work from there.
2. Use your age differences to your advantage. Stress the opportunity for career mentoring and set up mentoring programs pairing members with vast experience with those just beginning their careers.
3. Make sure you welcome new members into your club. At meetings, assign a seasoned veteran to each new member to be their host and introduce them to everyone else in your club. In time, the newcomer will get a better feel for the club.
4. Use social media (Twitter, Facebook). Let's face it, anyone under 30 is on social media 24/7. So use it to your club's advantage by promoting your activities and what you do in the community.
5. Sponsor participants for our young leaders programs. College or university students are excellent candidates for a Rotary Youth Leadership Awards event. Sponsor a high school student for a Rotary Youth Exchange, and you not only broaden their horizons, but also make a lifelong friend of Rotary. Work alongside these future leaders of tomorrow so they become interested in your club and our organization.
6. Keep younger, and newer, members in the loop. This one is a biggie! Don't waste all that effort attracting new members only to forget about them and let them drift away from lack of attention. Engage them in as many ways as you can. Find out what they are interested in, and put them in charge of things that match their likes.
If you have enough new members with a particular interest, start up a new program or incorporate their interests into an existing one. Make sure you give them lead roles, and give them a real opportunity to make a difference. Member recruitment is a must for any club that wants to survive and not turn into the Rotary Club of Jurassic Park. It is not difficult, but you DO have to put some effort into it. You won't regret the time, though, when you see your club take on new life
In October of 2014 a team of 30 Rotarians and volunteers completed a major project at Hango Agricultural College in Tonga. It involved the laying of 2.5km of 100mm pipeline from a permanent spring in the high country on the island of Eua to a new 100,000 litre steel header tank also constructed by the Team.
The tank was connected to the existing reticulation system in the College. Unfortunately the upgraded supply soon found weak spots in the old system.
This prompted a commitment by the Cranbourne Team to organise another visit to replace and upgrade the reticulation system.
It has taken two years to plan and arrange the finances but on Friday 22nd July a second 40ft container was loaded with polypipe and fittings, a trenching machine, lay flat drip irrigation hose, fencing materials and a range of other materials. The 11.5 tonnes of goods in this latest container follows 21.6 tonnes of building materials dispatched in the first container during June. While the pipeline crew are doing their work the builders and plumbers in the team will be building new staff residences and replacing the roof on two existing 3 BR staff houses.
Gordon's father Fred joined Rotary in 1948 and his uncle Orme was a foundation member of the Orbost Rotary Club. Gordon's brothers Royce and Cleve were also Rotarians.
In those days Rotary was exclusively for men, everyone wore a suit and tie or sports jacket and tie. Raffles were frowned upon. Rotarians were from different professions such as carpenter, dairy farmer, saw miller, drapery, tobacconist, butter factory manager to name a few. The highest membership of Orbost Rotary Club has been 42 members.
In those days Rotary was exclusively for men, everyone wore a suit and tie or sports jacket and tie. Raffles were frowned upon. Rotarians were from different professions such as carpenter, dairy farmer, saw miller, drapery, tobacconist, butter factory manager to name a few. The highest membership of Orbost Rotary Club has been 42 members.
Gordon was married in 1958 and inducted into the Rotary Club of Orbost on 1st August 1959. The first 13 years Gordon managed 100% attendance of meetings. His avenues of service have covered virtually every role there is.
He held the President's position in 1967 and 1978.
He was Rotary District Governor's representative for Gippsland in 1969.
He was awarded the Paul Harris Fellow in 1989.
He held the President's position in 1967 and 1978.
He was Rotary District Governor's representative for Gippsland in 1969.
He was awarded the Paul Harris Fellow in 1989.
I am fortunate to have been elected to the Board of RDU representing Victorian and Tasmanian districts for the next 4 years. It is a challenging and enjoyable experience with a great team producing a top international magazine for our Rotary Zone – Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, 11 times a year. It is our Rotary magazine.
Do you read it? Or do you throw it in the cupboard hoping to maybe read it one day? Do you read thoroughly and when finished drop it in to your local medical centre for their waiting room or pool them to give Club guest speakers or visitors?
I believe it is the single most important face of our Zone's Rotary activities – what a great Public Relations and Membership tool for each Club and Rotarian – not to mention the great messages from Rotary International, the World President and the great ideas from other clubs on how they are selling Rotary in their area!
Have you seen the recent article on the Rotary Club of Drouin's Lardner Park Motorfest – what a great project for the community?
Disappointingly, District 9820 has few articles produced in the RDU Magazine. Do you know the reason? No one sends them any!
Do you know – if you have an interesting story to tell, some high quality photos, some text describing your project and benefits in point form – they will write the article for you! Let me know if you need help.
So come on D9820 – every Club could have an article in RDU – lets show the world what our clubs do for Serving Humanity.
PDG Tim Moore
RDU Board Member
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Weekly Freebie: 2012 ArtFest of Scottsdale
Each week, Jackalope Ranch brings you a free event, workshop, or you-name-it happening in Phoenix. Because sometimes the best things in life really are free. This week's freebie: 2012 ArtFest of Scottsdale
If you're looking to get a head start on your holiday shopping, now would be the time -- unless of course, you enjoy large crowds at the shopping malls and waiting outside electronic stores in the wee hours of the morning.
The 19th Annual Scottsdale ArtFest takes over Scottsdale Civic Center Plaza this Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. It's your free chance at perusing one-of-a-kind gifts from a juried selection of over 200 artists from across the country.
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3.7 Room cleanliness
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3.5 Room comfort
3.4 Hotel condition
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by A verified traveler from US
Close to beachPosted Oct 26, 2016
Pros: location and price
Cons: parking lot
Location: beach
On the beach. Beds were comfortable enough. Stayed 3 nights and they did not clean the room very well. Did not replinish the coffee and creamer. Left the ripped up bags on the tray with used cups. Could not find an ice machine and cola machine was mostly empty. But it was quiet and good location
by A verified traveler from Miami
Cancelled Reservation Same DayPosted Sep 19, 2016
I cancelled my reservation the first day. I was switch to a second room after the first one smelled like smoke everywhere. Then we got to the second room and it smelled moldy and the fire alarm was hanging off the wall with cables out and everything. The worst part was that I was charged for the first night and didn't get a refund.
by A verified traveler from Webster, FL
Disgusting and poorly represented online!Posted Sep 19, 2016
This place should be condemned! Its a dump! Outside and inside! Not maintained at all! We went with another couple to celebrate a birthday. Rooms smell like mold and mildew, a/c doesnt work, paint peeling on walls, fire alarm hanging off wall, room was filthy, bedding....completely disgusting! I wouldn't let my dog sleep in that bed! Guests throwing things off the upper floor balcony at other guests vehicles. The pictures they show are nothing like what it is. It is a 2 story motel. The breakfast area was a joke. That room was no bigger than my living room with 2 tables. We turned in our room keys and went to another hotel for the same price. I now wish I had taken photos. I am told they will refund our money, but we will see as I've read other reviews on another site that state they wouldnt refund. The only good thing about this place was the girls at the front desk. You could tell by the looks on their faces that they've heard all of this before and probably deal with the complaints all the time. Don't recommend this place at all.
by A verified traveler from Florida
Avoid this Hotel at all cost!Posted Aug 17, 2016
Pros: The bathroom was clean
Cons: Everything
The bed was too close to the ac to cool the whole room. Parking was in very short supply, Internet band width was way too narrow to support the number of guests. The linens and towels were stained,and rough. The TV was not plugged in and required a new remote to work. The bedside lamp had 2 burned out light bulbs and one socket did not work. The electrical outlets on the base of the lamp did not work. The freezer in the fridg in the room was blocked with ice.The phone did not work because there was no wire to connect the phone to the wall. In case of emergency I could not call out. I was moved to a "Perfect Room" and it was worse. To add insult to injury - I checked out early and was charged for my full reservation. NEVER AGAIN!
by A verified traveler
OceanfrontPosted Aug 15, 2016
Pros: friendly accommodating staff & location.
Cons: Breakfast menu
I had a good visit at this hotel..... The only thing I didn't care for was their breakfast.
by A verified traveler from Florida
Horrible dirtyPosted Aug 8, 2016
Very dirty. Ppl hanging out didn't feel safe. Comforters dirty room filled with cigarette smoke. Holes in walls. Nasty
by A verified traveler from Washington, DC
Close to beach but terrible for everything else.Posted Aug 1, 2016
Pros: Close to the beach.
Cons: The entire hotel needs a renovation. Bugs should be taken care of. Expansion of the parking lot. Better availability from the hotel manager.
Location: This location is close to the movie theater, boardwalk, restaurants, and beach.
The hotel was able to allow my brother and I to check in late, near midnight, due to long travel from Virginia. However, the inside of the room did not look anything like what was depicted in the Expedia listing. This location was expected to be on par with other hotels in the area especially with the cost involved but really looked like a one-star or less hotel. The room looked like it had new paint but that was it. Everything else was of low to poor quality. In addition, the remote control was broken and the hotel staff asked if we broke it within 10 minutes of arrival. There was also a urine smell between the two beds. The beds were too hard. There were also bugs, looking like cockroaches, outside in the parking lot when we went to use the drink machine. Next, the parking lot was too small for the number of rooms. Lastly, we had to leave within 12 hours of arriving due to an emergency with my daughter. The manager was not there that day and we were told to call back the next day. The hotel manager stated the hospital had to fax over proof over why we left early to get a refund of 2 days out of 7 days paid in advance. This is the worst location either of us have ever stayed at. I gave them a try and struck out.
by A verified traveler from NC
Do Not RecommendPosted Jul 31, 2016
After arriving and looking over the room NOT on the beach, I was extremely let down, in size, comfort, cleanliness, and overall safety. I would strongly recommend looking at the rooms before signing up on line. That was my mistake.
by A verified traveler from Orlando, FL
I wasn't expecting a lot but got far less...Posted Jul 23, 2016
I knew I was booking at an older hotel but for the price ($123.00 a night) I figured it would not be the worst on the strip. I can see that they've made some renovations but there were several things that still needed some work in the rooms. The carpet was filthy and the AC unit doesn't blow cold enough. The rooms are tiny and shouldn't have two full size beds in it. It's not comfortable for a family of four. They don't have a manager on duty during check in time so the employees are limited on making accommodations. We weren't happy with the first room because of the TV not working and the AC not blowing cold but the second room was not much better. There was a leak on the bathroom floor and when I complained about it I was told that the mgr wouldn't be in till morning. Needless to say, we cut our stay there short.
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The typical asking rate per listing is in the $10's per square foot per year. The Silver Park region is seeing a decrease in rates. In the last 3 months, the median rate fell $2 per sqft per year. That's a 8% decrease in rent.
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The standard measurement for office space in this area is around 2,290 sqft. Most buildings in this market are approximately 1 stories. Most buildings in this region were built in 0 and are Class A.
A large portion of this area is residential, but there's plenty of office_space. Health care is the dominant industry in this market. Commute by car is the most popular way to get to work amongst Silver Park folk. Commuting around 20 minutes a day is the norm for those who opt to reside in this part of town.
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Promenade Casa Del Mar - Rio de Janeiro
A restaurant, free WiFi and free self parking are featured at this hotel. Relax in the outdoor pool during your stay. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. A fitness center and a sauna are among the leisure facilities on offer.
Promenade Casa Del Mar - Rio de Janeiro
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $81
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 68 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 8 floors
- Check-in time starts at noon
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Barbecue grills
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Fitness facilities
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Business center
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 2001
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Lanai
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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- Promenade Casa Del Mar Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Parents or a legal guardian traveling with children under 18 years must present the child's birth certificate and an identity card with photo (passport, for example) at the check-in. For international travels from Brazil, if just one of the parents is traveling with the child, she/he must present – in addition to the child's certificate of birth and identity card with photo – a letter authorizing the trip signed by the other parent with a notarial certification of signature. In case the parents or the legal guardian, as applicable, cannot or are unwilling to give this authorization, a judicial authorization is required. People who intend to travel to Brazil with children must consult with the Brazilian consulate before traveling for more information.
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Linear Actuator Basics and How ToAre you new to actuators? Have you just learned what an actuator is? You're not alone, and we're happy to help! This page is for you, and we will try to include all the information we can that you need to make an educated decision when selecting what actuator is right for you. Also, we will be sure to update this article regularly with any information we think will be helpful.
Many people, rather, most people have never needed to use an actuator before, and typically refer to them as 'rams', 'activators', 'electric pistons', or other wild variations. All in all, they all mean the same thing, and we don't mind if you don't like using the technical terms. First thing to know, is that a linear actuator does exactly what its name implies: it actuates (or 'moves') in a linear (or 'straight') fashion.
There are many different ways that a motor can do this, and their motion is commonly achieved with a rod extending and retracting, or a slider which moves on a track. Uses for these linear motors widely vary, and they can be used on everything from TV lifts (including drop down lifts), wheelchair ramps, industrial machinery, toys, and even aerospace technology. Firgelli Automations is a proud supplier for hundreds of companies in the above sectors and more for over twelve years. In these years, we've learned a thing or two about what first-timers want to know. This will be a regularly updated article with all the links and videos you could possibly need to start your own project with actuators.
What Actuator Should I Use?With such a selection of actuators we manufacture, it can be very easy to get confused and frustrated if you don't know anything about electric motors or actuators in particular. Typically when helping a new client choose the right unit for his or her application, we will ask the following:
- What are you using it for?
- How much force do you need?
- How much stroke ('travel') do you need?
- How fast do you need it to move?
- And finally, how often do you need it to do this?
- Track Actuators - Used for tight spaces where a sliding block is ideal due to its unchanging retracted and extended length.
- Rod-Style Actuators - These are the most common actuators you will find, and simply feature a shaft which extends and retracts, providing linear motion.
- Feedback Actuators - For applications which have systems to read the actuators' position, these potentiometer pod equipped actuators are ideal; they provide accurate information for precise control over your application.
How Long Should an Actuator be?Here is where most people get slightly mis-informed. The difference between the open and closed position for an actuator is simply known as the 'stroke length'. For example, if we had a to move a sliding block twelve inches, we would want to make sure that the actuator we chose for the job would have a stroke length of at least twelve inches.
Do I Need a High Speed Actuator?So to re-cap: You know now how much force you need, as well as the type of actuator you'll be using and the stroke length. Finally you are now ready to figure out the speed of the actuator. Most of the product lines found on our site feature several different forces, this is important because within those product lines, as you increase in force, you decrease in speed due to varying gear ratios, much like the transmission in a car. So by now you've narrowed your selection down to one or maybe two product lines that we carry. At this point, it is a good idea to go to the 'Specifications' tab of each unit and have a look at their speed rating. Keep in mind, speed ratings are assuming the unit is being used at full load.
You're now equipped with the thought process that the pro's in large scale engineering projects follow on a daily basis. If you have further questions or concerns, you will find a wealth of helpful staff at the ready via email or phone on our contact page.
Watch Videos and Read Articles on Linear Actuators Below
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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (SIMFER), European Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ESPRM), European Union of Medical Specialists - Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine Section (UEMS-PRM), Mediterranean Forum of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (MFPRM), Hellenic Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (EEFIAP)
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Online ISSN 1973-9095
Huang S.-C. 1, May-Kuen Wong A. 1, Lien H.-Y. 3, Fuk-Tan Tang S. 1, Fu T.-C. 2, Lin Y. 1, Wang J.-S. 3
1 Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Tao-Yuan, Taiwan;
2 Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Keeling, Taiwan;
3 Graduate Institute of Rehabilitation Science, Chang Gung University, Tao-Yuan, Taiwan
Background: Despite of stiffening change of conduit arteries, how total peripheral resistance (TPR) is adapted to chronic spinal cord injury (SCI) remains unclear.
Aim: To investigate how chronic cervical SCI influences hemodynamic characteristics.
Design: Cross-sectional, case-control study.
Setting: Rehabilitation department in the tertiary medical center.
Population: Twenty-one male patients with traumatic SCI resulting from cervical spine fracture were recruited. The injury occurred three to 289 months (46 months in average) previously. Twenty-one healthy male participants with matched age and body mass index were enrolled as control group.
Methods: The subjects were asked to maintain supine rest (SR) and then head-up tilt (HUT) at 60 degree for five minutes, respectively. A novel noninvasive bio-reactance device was employed to measure cardiac hemodynamics, whereas heart rate variability was used to determine cardiac autonomic activity. Additionally, the digital volume pulse analysis was applied to calculate arterial stiffness index (SI) and arteriolar reflection index (RI).
Results: SCI patients revealed less stroke volume and cardiac output (CO), as well as, greater total peripheral resistance (TPR) and SI during SR than normal subjects did. Moreover, the positive correlation between TPR and SI was observed in SCI patients rather than normal subjects. In SCI patients, HUT 1) markedly decreased TPR while CO and cardio-acceleration responses remained intact and 2) decreased HF power value but failed to change LF/HF ratio. Furthermore, the degree of orthostatic hypotension was correlated with the TPRHUT/TPRSR ratio but not the COHUT/COSR ratio.
Conclusions: Chronic cervical SCI leads to a progressively accelerated increase in vascular stiffness, which is associated with increase in systemic vascular resistance. Furthermore, the cervical SCI-related orthostatic hypotension lies in the impairment of vasoconstriction without cardiac dysfunction.
Clinical Rehabilitation Impact: SI, rather than blood pressure, reflects not only cardiovascular risk but also TPR in chronic cervical SCI.
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The following property transfers are listed as given on deeds at the Hardin County Clerk's Office in Elizabethtown.
Brack Enterprises LLC to Kevin Addington, lot 32 Noble Ridge Court, Elizabethtown, $46,000.
John F. and Carrie Villwock to Jimmy D. and Donna R. Bumper, 102 Deercreek Lane, Elizabethtown, $370,000.
William and Heather Harris to Dina M. and David W. Smith, 1412 Amanda Jo Drive, Elizabethtown, $289,900.
Matthew D. and Emily M. Duckworth to Delbert and Lorraine Linn, 1905 Mud Splash Road, Glendale, $212,500.
By JOHN FRIEDLEIN email@example.com Personal income data released Monday provide strong evidence that the Fort Knox Army post has sheltered Hardin County from the Great Recession. Total annual income in the Elizabethtown Metropolitan Statistical Area increased last year by 5.2 percent — the fourth largest growth out of the 366 MSAs in the United States. "That&r
The following marriage dissolutions have been granted in Hardin Circuit Court in Elizabethtown.
Nicholas Brian Ebbinghaus, 30, Louisville, and Charity Jones, 23, Radcliff. Married 11 months.
Tony Bruce Meadows Jr., 28, and Jamie Lea Cummings, 28, both of Elizabethtown. Married five years.
James Anthony Martinez, 26, Vine Grove, and Nastacia Mahar, 27, Elizabethtown. Married four years.
Jesse J. Bray, 26, and Melissa Bray, 27, both of Fort Knox. Married four years.
By NEAL CARDIN email@example.com As the temperature rose Monday morning, so did the totals for Building A Wall Against Hunger with donations given by Hardin Memorial Hospital, Christian accountability group Thank God I'm Free and Paul Davis Restorations, taking the number of cans collected over the 100,000 mark. During Monday morning's news conference in HMH's
The following misdemeanor and traffic violation cases are found in Hardin District Court Division I in Elizabethtown. KAPS stands for Kentucky Alternative Programs. Totals include court costs and/or public advocacy fees. Birth year is in parenthesis.
Jason Allen Clark (1981). Assault. Ninety days in jail probated for two years on conditions in the order. Total $184.
William L. Haas (1990). Speeding 25 mph over; state traffic school. Total $199.
Melisa M. Jenkins (1990). Speeding 75 in a 50; state traffic school. Total $199.
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For most students last week, the first day of school was one of many more to come. But for some, this first day was a beginning to an end.
Students in Hardin County Schools and Elizabethtown Independent Schools returned to school and among the thousands of pupils heading to classes were hundreds of seniors, ready for their last year of K-12 education.
The last first day launched a busy year and a mix of emotions.
The News-Enterprise ELIZABETHTOWN — An Elizabethtown child injured in a two-vehicle collision last Tuesday night has died. Silas Dayton Brawner, 3, died Saturday at Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville, from injuries sustained in the wreck. The funeral is at 11 a.m. Friday at Manakee Funeral Home in Elizabethtown. Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday and after 9 a.m. Friday at
The following civil suits are filed in Hardin County Circuit Court in Elizabethtown. Et al is a Latin abbreviation meaning "and others." Lawsuits give only one side of a disagreement and do not reflect any counterclaims and/or settlements that may have occurred since the initial suit was filed.
The following building permit information has been obtained from Hardin County Planning and Development Commission and the City of Elizabethtown Planning and Development offices. The name of the applicant, applicant's address and use of permit are listed.
Todd and Kelly McKinney, 2648 Blueball Road, Rineyville. Use: garage.
Kerwin D. Kerr II, 409 Berea Road, Elizabethtown. Use: garage.
Lonnie and Ellen Douglas, 1545 Middle Creek Road, Elizabethtown. Use: addition.
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Bracing for New Money Fund Rules
When prime funds switch to a floating net asset value this fall, many investors are expected to find other places to stow their cash.
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September 12, 2012
Legislature must approve increases in Germany's contribution to fund, court says.
By Patrick Donahue, Bloomberg |
August 27, 2012
German chancellor says efforts to resolve Europe's debt crisis are at 'decisive phase.'
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July 25, 2012
Contingency plans to enable bank to resume trading bonds of nations that exit euro.
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July 23, 2012
Spanish regions' woes add to Greek concerns.
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January 30, 2012
Sagging economy, Greek talks risk derailing EU's plan to fight crisis.
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December 15, 2011
Germany's domestic political turbulence could distract Chancellor's efforts on eurozone crisis.
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November 7, 2011
Finance ministers meet in Brussels to figure out how to bolster rescue fund.
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German chancellor warns of the risk of contagion for other euro-area countries.
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I think these are suggestions that should be research,,, I worked as a meat cutter for 9 years,,, the meat that is used for ground is all the beef that is just about to go baf
The vet is correct,,,please listen,,,cook the meatView Instructable »
Thank you I found a couple of pounds of old burger in my freeze and made a batch for my 2 year old labView Instructable »
Your dog should see a Gastro specialist (Canine). It sounds very much like a mal-absorption issue. An endoscope would show the condition of the gut and bowel.. Much better than just guessing whats wrong. I hope she gets well..View Instructable »
Kristie, have you had any improvement with your puppy?I have a couple of suggestions if you would like to message me on Facebook.Leila ThomasonView Instructable »
I have a 8 month old pit bull female who became very sick Late in April, well took her to the vet she was having severe diarrhea and was losing weight daily. A stool test was taken and she had worms. So treated her for worms and her diarrhea, and she seemed to be doing a little better, but still losing weight. She had stopped eating and drinking and was dehydrated. I went to a 24 hr Animal Hospital, and that is where she had a full blood culture, had a blood transfusion, a liver test looking for a liver shunt, and blood work came back good except being dehydrated. She did well with the blood transfusion, she came home with an antibiotic, some medicine for Gi upset, and a prescription dog food for Gastroenteric by Purina. Well she has no more diarrhea, and she eats up to 4 times a day Only her dog food. She has not put on 1 signal pound and it hasn't even been a month. She is so skinny you can see every bone in her body. I also have a great pureness and he is just a big old puppy but he is huge and I'm afraid he will really hurt her, so I keep them separated when she has to use the restroom, or just to sun bath which she loves. I have called the vet several times in between and don't know what else we can do, nothing is showing up in any tests, but I have noticed that her gums are almost like they were when she was severely dehydrated. I have been giving her water by syringe every hour on the hour, with no changes, I have called the vet again and now just waiting for the doctors pow wow to be over. They are getting outside advice from another vet on what might be wrong. This has happened very sudden, I have had her since she was 7 weeks old, and she was a healthy little butter ball and had energy just like a puppy does, but now she has lost all that spunk and looks pitiful. I don't know what else to do, but I don't want her to suffer that is for sure, but sadly I think she is. Afraid to try anything that might upset her tummy and start the diarrhea all over again. I have done any and everything boil chicken and rice, chicken broth, honey. That was before her rx food, even was told to give her Pepcid by the vet and it worked for a short time. Feeling hopeless please help someone. I really don't want to say the d word but am I making it worse by keeping her alive to suffer, she acts so lifeless it breaks my heart, and I talk so softly to her cause I don't want to scare her, and she has my whole entire bed I have just a corner, its like having a newborn all over again, except she cant tell me whats wrong. I really can not take any rude comments, because she is under a vets care, I am an emotional wreck and cant take that right now.View Instructable »
We used to go to a local butcher shop and buy the bone dust and scrap that came from the saw to give ours extra fat and calcium. Never asked the vet if it was a good idea but it seemed be give them a nice shiny coat.View Instructable »
I am also fostering an emaciated dog..a goldendoodle about 20# underweight.How long did it take before you saw results?View Instructable »
I know this is an old thread but just wanted to say, I feed a homemade diet to my Miniature Pinscher, as well as a foster I took in who was severely emaciated, and not doing well at the local shelter I volunteer at due to her fear of men. She has since put on some really healthy weight and has really come back to life. For the egg shells bit, I am a huge supporter and believer in using eggshells for a pure source of calcium. I thought maybe this information would be helpful. When I make food for my dogs I always boil the eggshells after I make the eggs and once they dry I grind them in a coffee grinder until they are in powder form so I don't have to worry about the sharp bits. I hope this helps someone!View Instructable »
My son has a high content wolf dog looks just like yours! she is getting older and she has a hard time keeping any weight on. She is very picky eater, I am def going to try these on her! THANKS!!View Instructable »
could you not cook them? My dog has short bowel syndrome and I'm not keen on feeding her a raw diet. She has a hard time digesting some foods and will eat her poop if it smells good enough (sorry about TMI)View Instructable »
Cheap meat is cheap because of the fat content or the ratio of gristle and cartilage in the meat. The reason a tougher "chuck" steak is far less expensive than a "rib eye". Cheap hamburger is the same and you actually want the higher fat content in the cheaper burger. That is why the recipe calls for it. The term "Grass fed" for beef is mostly a selling term and not at all honest. Feedlot beef, the cheap cows you are referring to, are raised in a pasture (on grass) until they are ready for the next stage of growing them for slaughter (feedlot pens and corn) That qualifies them legally for the term "grass fed". Just like putting "Gluten Free" on bottled water. It's not what you think but it sounds good. The only beef that is raised 100% on pasture and has had nothing but grass it's whole life is called "Grass Finished". Rather expensive and hard to find. If you find beef labeled grass fed and it states it is from a specific farm with a website, then look up that farm and see if they discuss their feeding practice. If you find grass fed beef at Walmart (LOL) I can absolutely guarantee you that it is NOT what you think.
Been using these for years and "Yummy Nummy" is what the dogs say. Thank you for posting the smaller amount breakdown. I make mini balls with this and use it for training treats and good behavior reinforcement. I make them and lay them out on a cookie sheet on waxed paper. Freeze the whole sheet full and then bag the frozen balls in one bag. They break apart easily and I'm not using up a lot of plastic bags. My scrawny rat Siberian Husky will eat these when she thumbs her nose at canned and dry food. She is an extremely high energy dog and it's impossible to keep weight on her. Rather that feed her entire balls, I sometimes break them up into small bits and mix the bits all in with her dry food. Depending on her mood, she will then eat the whole bowl of food .. or .. root out all the tasty bits leaving the kibble behind and make a mess. :)
If you are using them as treats, then use the high end meat. But, if you are using these as a diet supplement or to put weight on, you do need the fat content in the cheaper burger. Adding berries is an excellent idea. Use dried ones instead if fresh to avoid the extra fluid that would make these a mess to handle.
Actually, your reply is ignorant and uninformed at best. If you have a dog, you are expected to KNOW your dog as well as know what is good for it. I have huskies and one is a terribly picky eater. Unless she is fed something like this she would be skin and bones. Yes, emaciated would be a proper term. There is nothing wrong with her, she chooses not to eat for all the wrong reasons. I can not afford to feed her a raw diet and these, as well as some high quality canned food, do a terrific job of supplementing her meals, getting her to actually eat AND keep weight on her. The fat in these is obviously not enough to cause pancreatitis if you actually knew anything about the disorder. Flax seed oil is fine. Fish oil would be better but your statement that dogs can not use flax oil for conversion to EPA and DHA is also untrue. They can, just not efficiently. Flax oil is also beneficial for improving skin and coat condition, helps with constipation as well as other benefits. Perhaps you can use your internet skills so obvious here and Google "Satin Balls" and do some more reading. I'm sure you will find it quite educational.View Instructable »
I don't understand the need to be so negative. My vet is a homeopathic vet with many additional years of training and she reccomends raw food. It is pricecy so I wasn't able to keep it up though I saw improvements in my old guy. I did find that he (my old guy) didn't do well with wheat so I acted accordingly. I have had people tell me to get rid of my dog because finding a rental is complicated. I wouldn't dictate anything to anyone. I may suggest a concern or speak about my experience. Where does this impolite and ignorant (literal not figurative definition) come from? I don't know why the venom? I find it disturbing and I hope I have helped my own adult (now) child to speak up with compassion consideration and respect. I won't discourage him from expresssing himself but there is something in the idea of if you haven't anything nice (polite) to say don't say anything at all. I love my dog and I can tell everyone unequivically that he matters more to me than he could to anyone else. My old guy died at 16 a few years ago and my new little guy is very different and I use all the resources I have available to me especially my vet. I care about his well-being. I want to encourage everyone to do their research though it is often likely to lead in opposing directions. You will do right by what you love by the very fact that you love. Be well and take care.View Instructable »
This Instructable is insulting if you care about dogs. How about seeing a vet to know what might be going on with an emaciated dog? Sure it might cost more than this, but delaying treatment only costs more in the long run, not to mention suffering for the dog. Then maybe if the vet approves, use this to address the symptom. Dogs, and especially small dogs, can get pancreatitis from high fat foods. So satin balls could compound the the problem!! And BTW, dogs can't use the omegas in flaxseed to make the appropriate fatty acids, like people can, so really no benefit to flaxseed over vegetable oil.View Instructable »
god didn't make dogs, humans created dogs from wolves. dogs are not naturally occurring in the wild. do your BASIC history.View Instructable »
My dog would not eat these raw. I cooked at 350' for 15-20 minutes and now she loves them.View Instructable »


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Textbook cosmic p Chapter 1 Light Year The Light travels at a speed of 300000 distance light travels in one year 0 trillion kilometers or 6 trillion miles Astronomical Unit Average distance between the earth and the sun Light travels at a speed of 300000 kms 1 Moon to earth 1 second 2 Sun to earth8 minutes 3 Sirius to earth 8 years 4 Andromeda galaxy to earth 25 million years Looking far away is the same thing as looking back in to time The suns diameter is 10x the size ofJupiter39s diameter Jupiter diameter is 10x bigger than earths diameter The earth39s axis is tilted by 235 degrees If the earth stood still 46 6395 of at the equator Tucson would be 40x the body weight for that second Stopping in half a second would kill you for sure The average distance between the earth is 1 AU is about 150 million Km By measuring something called quotredshiftquot and concluded that galaxies outside of our own are moving away at great speeds The more distant the galaxy the faster the velocity The closer the galaxy is to us the slower it moves The farther the galaxy is to us the faster it moves Chapter 2 The sky and the things we notice 1 East to West circles 24hrs 2 Lunar phases month 3 Seasonal changes year 4 Earth Precession 10005 of years Concepts What is a constellation What is a celestial sphere Why do we see the Millq way Why do stars rise and set Why do the patterns of stars rely on our latitude and time of year Constellations o 88 Of cial constellations Patterns have no real physical meaning simply projections on celestial sphere Today they are used as convenient land marks for observing Measuring the night sky Angles not distances are used to measure the separation and positions of objects in the sky Circle360degrees 1 degree60 minutes of arc Fist is 10 degrees The moon is 5 degrees Circumference of a circle 2 pix radius Angular size 360 degrees x physical size2pi x distance An objects angular size appears smaller if it is farther away If distance increases angular size decreases As the earth rotates from the west to the east the sky appears to rise in the east and set in the west The slq varies with latitude but not longitude The orbital path of the moon is tilted by 5 degrees relative to the earths pat around the sun o It must be a full moon lunar eclipse or new moon solar eclipse 0 The moon must be at or near the ecliptic plane Ecliptic is the apparent path of the sun over a year moving through certain constellations Planets usually move slightly eastward from night to night relative to the stars 0 However during certain periods planets move westward relative to the stars Apparent retrograde motion is straight forward for us to explain if we know that earth is not at the center Many ancient Greeks believed that the earth was at the center and the sun was orbiting the earth They also did not believe that the stars were as far away as they really are or that the earth could be moving These notions seemed contrary to their daily experiences Stellar Parallax Chapter 3
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- 6 medium salmon steaks
- 1⁄3 cup olive oil
- 4 cloves garlic, crushed
- 1⁄2 cup parsley, Chopped
- 1⁄4 teaspoon dried dill weed
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup fine dry breadcrumb
- 1⁄4 cup butter or 1⁄4 cup margarine, softened
- Place salmon on well-greased broiler pan.
- Combine and blend oil, garlic, parsley, dill weed and salt in blender.
- Stir in bread crumbs and set aside.
- Brush steaks with butter.
- Broil about 4 inches from heat 8 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with fork.
- Spread about 2 tablespoons garlic mixture on each salmon steak.
- Return to broiler and broil 1 or 2 minutes or until lightly browned.
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Make your own flying rocket from 2-liter soda bottles. The rocket can be constructed from household items and, with a little help from a bicycle pump, it will shoot several feet into the sky. Building rockets is an engaging way to teach children about Newton's third law of motion, and they can have competitions to see whose rocket flies the furthest. The rockets are water-powered, making them far safer than explosive rockets.
Things You'll Need
- 2-liter plastic soda bottle
- Low-temperature glue gun
- Poster board
- Tape
- Modeling clay
- Scissors
- Duct tape
- Straw
- Drill with a drill bit the same size as your pump needle
- Bicycle tire pump
- Needle for pumping up balls
- Rubber stopper
- 1/4 inch diameter metal rod
- Water
Cut a strip of poster board to fit around the middle of the 2-liter plastic soda bottle. Use glue to secure it to the bottle.
Roll another strip of poster board up so it forms a cone and secure it with glue. Cut the bottom of the nose cone in a straight line. Make a ball of modelling clay that's 2 to 4 ounces in weight and press it into the inside tip of the nose cone. Attach the nose cone to the bottom of the 2-liter soda bottle. This will stabilize the rocket.
Cut out four fins in any shape you like. Glue them to the sides of the rocket near the top of the bottle pointed up. Duct tape the straw to the side of the bottle close to the top.
Drill a hole through the runner stopper big enough to fit the pump needle snugly. Use water to fill the bottle 1/4 to 3/4 of the way. Experiment with different volumes to see what works best for your rocket.
Place the rubber stopper with the needle in it into the bottle neck. Push the metal rod into the ground in the area where the rocket will be launched. Thread the metal rod through the straw until the bottle top and fins are resting on the ground.
Attach the bicycle pump to the needle and begin pumping. When the pressure is too great inside the bottle, the water will force its way out and the rocket will take off.
Tips & Warnings
- You can decorate your rocket with crayons, paint or stickers.
- Using a high-temperature glue gun will melt the plastic bottle.
- The person who is launching the rocket will almost certainly get wet.
- Supervise the launch and make sure that all the children stand back when the rocket is launched.
- Supervise younger children when using the glue gun or during the launch.
- Photo Credit George Marks/Retrofile/Getty Images
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