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Wheelchair-bound holidaymaker John Roberts is putting facilities for disabled travellers to the test on a month-long trip - and you can follow his progress exclusively in Travel Weekly.
Use the controls in the top left corner to move around this map of John's route, and click on the icons to read his reports. Zooming in on a destination will reveal more icons...
About John's trip
John, who has been in a wheelchair for the last 14 years, is on a 32-day trip through Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong using various modes of transport and accommodation, from airlines to car transfers and hotels to cruise ships.
The aim of his trip is to raise awareness about the accessibility issues faced by disabled holidaymakers, and to show the travel industry that communication between travel agents, tour operators, hotels and cruiselines is essential in providing the right holiday for a disabled passenger.
John has also launched equallywelcome.com, a not-for-profit travel review website that will allow disabled travellers to post write-ups of holidays, hotels and modes of transport.
John will be telling travelweekly.co.uk about his journey through a range of reports over the next month.
John said: "I'm looking forward to this trip - it's really special. I am really scared what we are going to encounter on the way."
"We are looking forward to it but with a bit of anxiety."
John Roberts' name has been changed to protect his identity during his trip.
More news to follow...
Links to John's reports
- London-Singapore flight with Qantas
- Booked tours in Singapore not accessible
- The Shangri-La Singapore
- Singapore-Sydney flight with Qantas
- Inaccessible tours and steep hills in Sydney
- Sydney-Cairns flight with Qantas
- Blue Mountains tour
- Kuranda tour, Cairns
- Cairns city and Shangri-La The Marina hotel
- Cairns to Brisbane with Qantas
- Brisbane and the Rendezvous Hotel
New Zealand
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"I'm not gonna believe that Obama is seriously angry at Putin or any of these other top Russian officials that we're sanctioning until Obama unfriends them on Facebook -- or at least until he announces he's not gonna do any more selfies with them. Then we'll know he's serious."
"Can you imagine you read the LA Times, you get up today, and you open the paper to this story, and the first thing you see is, "Rush Limbaugh is right"? How many days have been ruined out there?"
"I'm gonna jam it right to the Stick-to-the-Issues Crowd right here at the top, right off the top. Are you ready, Stick-to-the-Issues Crowd? We just found out last night that on the New York Times Best-Seller List of March the 30th, Rush Revere and the First Patriots will open at number one, and Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims moves up to number four. How about that, Stick-to-the-Issues Crowd?"
"The latest from CNN is that a black hole did it. One of their anchors actually posited that a black hole may have swallowed up the Malaysian airliner. They were serious. A black hole!"
"Can you imagine you read the LA Times, you get up today, and you open the paper to this story, and the first thing you see is, 'Rush Limbaugh is right'? How many days have been ruined out there?"
"Putin can do whatever he wants. He can take over Ukraine, annex Crimea, make a move on Estonia, and we'll make sanctions. But you have a president of a foreign country say bad things about homosexuals, and we're gonna send the secretary of state and experts over there to get your mind right."
"I'm not trying to embarrass Don Lemon. I really am not. But a black hole taking down that 777? Really? This is CNN! It used to be really hard to get jobs at these places. You really did have to be among the best at what you do."
"If I take the occasional detour and start finding things to laugh at and have fun with, don't think for a moment that I am not attuned to what is happening."
"I know the frustration that you all have. I have it, too. The reality is, we've got three more years of this, and we have apparently a political party not interested in push-back."
"I can hold up my model airplane here, too, and start talking about this. I could be an expert. I could take the tail fin off, and I could show you how the wings come off and what would happen if they did. Yeah, I could take the wings come off, aim it right down, and finally let it hit the water down there, the ocean. I'd say, "Kablooey! That's how we get the debris," and then I could be an expert."
"There are hundreds of White House spokesmen in the mainstream media. There are hundreds of future White House spokesmen in the mainstream media. The media contains future White House employees, future State Department employees, in spokesmen roles. You're all in the Democrat Party. You're all part of the left in this country."
"Are they gonna leave Michelle's mom in China as part of the exchange? I mean, who knows? You don't know."

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From the war on drugs to gay marriage to file sharing, it seems like the law is in a continual, often losing, battle to keep up with the modern world.
But it's only going to get worse from here. Advances in genetic engineering and AI are going to change what it means to be human, and that means lots and lots of work for the future's lawyers.
6Mandatory Life Span Limits
See this clam?
If nobody eats it, it can live to be 400 years old. So if it can do it, what's stopping us from living that long? Or longer?
Nothing, according to researchers like Dr. Aubrey de Grey. He wrote a paper in 2005 mapping out a research path for treatments that would keep us alive for multiple normal lifespans.
Your medicine cabinet will need to be walk-in though.
And We'll Need New Laws Because...
Feel free to take this out of context if we ever run for office later, but we sort of need people to die. Our entire society and economy depends on it, and at some point we'd have no choice but to impose a lifespan cap.
First, it will cost money to keep these people going (it already costs far, far more to care for the elderly than it does for young people). Only the population of elderly will have exploded, because they won't be dying off.
Also, the vast majority of you have the job you have now because at some point in the past the last guy who had it quit, or retired, or died. Picture a future where every high-paying position in your department or company is held by somebody who's been there for 200 years.
It's also worth keeping in mind that big, positive social changes tend to take generational changes--some attitudes die so hard that they don't go away until the people holding them are in the ground. For instance, Thomas Jefferson didn't think slavery would go away until there was some future generation that wouldn't tolerate it, and he was right. And then the civil rights movement didn't happen until the last of the slaveholders--and many of their children--had died off.
If you'd like more insight on the subject, ask an Oakland Raiders fan how they feel about the idea of Al Davis running the team for another 300 years.
5Genetic Discrimination Laws
June 26, 2000: A joint announcement by Prime Minister Blair and President Clinton revealed that the human genome had been mapped. The world blinked, shrugged and continued waiting in line for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. After all, what does it mean to them?
September 2, 2009: A woman gives birth to the first genetically screened baby. Once more, the world yawns and returns to discussing Disney buying Marvel. That's right; someone created a real version of Judge Dredd, and we're all, "Meh."
Not even Stallone wants to relive this.
Designer baby techniques are here (hell, they even describe them on a popular science website aimed at kids). They will become widespread in the next 20 years. And from birth, society will know whether your child is predisposed to health problems (with insurance rates adjusted accordingly) or even, dare we say, certain behaviors.
Discrimination based on outdated prejudices will be replaced by discrimination based on scientific fact. Holy crap! It's Gattaca!
And We'll Need New Laws Because...
When we said they would pass "Genetic Discrimination Laws," we bet you thought we meant anti-discrimination laws. It doesn't look that way. In China, sterilization for people with genetic disorders was made legal back in the 90s.
Pre-implant screening of genetic defects is now becoming standard for in vitro fertilization treatments, and people have been using sperm sorting companies to select the sex of their child since 2001. Additional "designer baby" options were planned to be rolled out by fertility institutes last February only to be withdrawn due to widespread "HEY THAT'S TOTALLY THE PLOT OF GATTACA!" criticism.
And we may feel the need to protect the rights of the Ethan Hawkes of the future... for a while. But once the designer baby practice becomes common, there is the real threat of creating a permanent underclass of people more prone to disease and genetic disorders, unless they start legally requiring a certain amount of genetic tinkering to offset the disparity.
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Here is a copy of the most recent version of the Student Handbook:
An introductory note from the 2012-2013 Pre-Health Society Co-Presidents:
Haverford College is the ideal place for students to explore their interests in health; whether they are scientific research, public health internships, exploratory classes, or volunteering in local hospitals. The Pre-Health Society Board Members have complied health-related opportunities that are offered both on- and off-campus. In this booklet, you will find a variety of insider tips covering from different academic courses offered to faculty members who can provide mentorship. While this booklet is in no way all-inclusive, we hope that it can at least get you started and will be a useful tool to you throughout your college career. Enjoy!
Sumin Park and Olivia Coburn-Flynn class of 2013
Pre-Health Society contact: email@example.com
The 2013-2014 Pre-Health Society Board Members:
*Stephanie Kahn, President, firstname.lastname@example.com
*Scott Huang, Vice President, firstname.lastname@example.com
*Chris Gardner, Treasurer, email@example.com
*Sedona Murphy, Haverford and Hospitals Coordinator, email@example.com
*Claire Dinh, Co-Secretary, firstname.lastname@example.com
*Kelly Boylan, Co-Secretary, email@example.com
*Albert Kim, 8-D Liaison, firstname.lastname@example.com
The following faculty members are professionals in medical, scientific, and/or public health fields and are more than qualified to provide great guidance to anyone with similar academic or professional interests. They may be contacted through the email addresses listed below.
Michele Taylor
Official Pre-Health advisor for Haverford College. Students interested in pursuing a pre-health profession should schedule an appointment to discuss career goals and create a course schedule.
Cheryl Mathes
Pre-Health Office secretary. All appointments with Michele Taylor should be scheduled through Cheryl.
Andrea Morris
Pre-Medical and Neural and Behavioral Sciences (NBS) Advisor.
Jenni Punt
Pre-Veterinary and Immunology Advisor.
Fran Blasé
Pre-Medical Advisor.
Kaye Edwards
Public Health Advisor.
Jeff Tecosky-Feldman
Pre-Medical Advisor for minority students in science.
Wendy Sternburg
Neural and Behavioral Sciences (NBS) Advisor.
The following courses are not necessary to fulfill the pre-medical course requirements. For required classes, please seek advice from Dr. Michele Taylor, the pre-med advisor at Haverford College. Below are extra courses to engage students' interest in health, medicine, culture and social justice. Please note that not all courses are offered every year/semester, and new courses do arise periodically.
Bodies of Injustice:Health, Illness and Healing in Contexts of Inequality: ICPRH302A01
Professor Carol Schilling
Introduction to Anthropology: ANTHH103A01/02
Professor Laurie Kain Hart
An introduction to the basic ideas and methods of social anthropology. Examines major theoretical and ethnographic concerns of the discipline from its origins to the present, such as family and kinship, production and reproduction, history and evolution, symbolism and representation, with particular attention to such issues as race and racism, gender and sexuality, class, and ethnicity.
Diseased Bodies: AIDS, Culture and the Anthropology of the Body: ANTHH254B01
Professor Zolani Ngwane
A study of discourses of cultural and medical management and stigmatization of the diseased human body. We will look at how cultural perceptions of disease generate binaries of taboo/restoration, sin/redemption, dying/living, decay/heal. We will look at how responses to HIV/AIDS embody this ambivalence of the diseased body in ideologies of social subjectivity. The course will be informed by an approach to this problem which views the human body as society's investment in its cultural and material reproduction while also serving as an ideological frontier separating socialized subjectivity from potentially antisocial libidinal forces of the biological self. Within this framework we will pursue the question: in what specific ways does disease, HIV in particular, represent a breach of the boundary between the body as social order and the carnal forces of its disruption? With HIV as an organizing problematic the course will be structured around themes including religious notions of the body, sin and redemption; Western philosophical opposition of the body to the faculty of reason; interventionist technologies of modern medicine and the secularization of illness; African notions of the social body and disharmonies of disease. We will conclude the course reflections on how my work on HIV prevention in South Africa has addressed these cultural issues in local communities.
Race, Class and Public Anthropology in the US: ANTHH330B01
Professor Patricia Kelly
This course examines poverty, work, whiteness, race, and migration in the wake of three decades of neoliberal economic policies in the US, and how anthropologists do work in the public interest on these topics. Students will learn themes in the literature, theoretical scaffolding, and research methods of applied, public, and activist anthropology in relation to US-based ethnography. The course includes field research in Fishtown (Philadelphia).
Writing in Public Health: BIOLH122A01
Professor Judith Owen
Cross-listed in Writing Program
Prerequisite: Open only to first-year students as assigned by the Director of College Writing.
Fulfills Freshman Writing Requirement
Enrollment limited to 15 students.
The study of public health and the development of public health policy are multidisciplinary activities which engage students and practitioners in the areas of science, medicine, mathematics, public policy, economics and politics. This course will address both national and global public health issues. In the first half of the semester, students will read and write about the increasing rate at which Americans are afflicted with type 2 diabetes, analyze why it preferentially affects certain racial and ethnic groups and develop their own ideas about how to ameliorate this incipient public health disaster. The second half of the course will focus on the ongoing problem of infectious disease in America and in the countries of the third world. Despite more than a century of research, we have still not solved the global health problems associated with influenza, malaria, tuberculosis and other infectious diseases. Students will learn about the biology of some of these diseases and study the mechanisms which are currently being used to minimize their impact on the health of different populations.
Immunology: BIOLH308D01
Professor Judith Owen
Prerequisite: Biology 200 or consent.
This course will provide an introduction to the rapidly expanding discipline of immunology. Students will learn about the molecular and cellular basis of the immune response through the study of the genetics and biochemistry of antigen receptors, the biochemistry of immune cell activation, the cell physiology of the immune system, immune memory, immune tolerance induction and immune-mediated cell death.
Molecular Oncology: BIOLH359D01
Professor Heidi Johnson
Biol 300 or consent.
Enrollment limited to 15 students.
This seminar will be a discussion of current concepts and literature on the molecular and cellular basis of cancer. To the physician, cancer is a broad spectrum of dozens of different diseases. On the molecular level, by contrast, the outlines of a unifying genetic explanation for neoplasia are becoming clear. The seminar will explore the basis for this genetic paradigm of cancer and what it portends for future management of the disease. Topics will include: the mechanism of neoplastic transformation; the role of proto-oncogenes in normal and cancer cells; the tumor suppressor genes; the molecular and genetic pathogenesis of cancer; molecular genetics in diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Enrollment limited to 15 students.
Stem Cell Biology: BIOLH363E01
Professor Jennifer Punt
Prerequisite: Biology 300b or consent.
Enrollment limited to 15 students.
This course will develop an understanding of the molecular mechanisms that regulate stem cell self-renewal and differentiation. These issues will be examined by exploring the primary literature on topics such as hematopoietic (bone marrow) stem cells and their use as therapeutic agents. Enrollment limited to 15 students.
Biological Psychology: BIOLH217B01
Professor Seth Gillihan
Cross-listed in Psychology
Prerequisite: An intro course in Psyc or Biol or consent.
Lottery Pref: NBS Conc then Psyc Majors then Biol Majors.
Enrollment limited to 35 students.
Interrelations between brain, behavior, and subjective experience. The course introduces students to physiological psychology through consideration of current knowledge about the mechanisms of mind and behavior.
Topics in Bioorganic Chemistry: CHEMH357G01
Professor Karin Åkerfeldt
The specific content of the course varies, depending on faculty and student interests. The course will focus on organic chemistry as applied to biological systems and related topics.
Forensic Anthropology: ANTHB234001
Professor Virginia E. Hutton
Introduces the forensic subfield of biological anthropology, which applies techniques of osteology and biomechanics to questions of forensic science, with practical applications for criminal justice. Examines the challenges of human skeletal identification and trauma analysis, as well as the broader ethical considerations and implications of the field. Topics will include: human osteology; search and recovery of human remains; taphonomy; trauma analysis; and the development and application of innovative and specialized techniques.
Environmental Health: ANTHB237001
Professor Melissa Pashigian
This course introduces principles and methods in environmental anthropology and public health used to analyze global environmental health problems globally and develop health and disease control programs. Topics covered include risk; health and environment; food production and consumption; human health and agriculture; meat and poultry production; and culture, urbanization, and disease.
Race, Power, Culture: ANTHB248001
Professor Beth Uzwiak
This course examines race and power through a variety of topics including colonialism, nation-state formation, genocide, systems of oppression/privilege, and immigration. Students will examine how class, gender, and other social variables intersect to affect individual and collective experiences of race, as well as the consequences of racism in various cultural contexts.
Intro to Cultural Anthropology: ANTHB102001
Professor Beth Uzwiak or Professor Carolyn Merritt
An introduction to the methods and theories of cultural anthropology in order to understand and explain cultural similarities and differences among contemporary societies.
Disease and Human Evolution: ANTHB317001
Professor Virginia E. Hutton
Pathogens and humans have been having an "evolutionary arms race" since the beginning of our species. In this course, we will look at methods for tracing diseases in our distant past through skeletal and genetic analyses as well as tracing the paths and impacts of epidemics that occurred during the historic past. We will also address how concepts of Darwinian medicine impact our understanding of how people might be treated most effectively. There will be a midterm, a final, and an essay and short presentation on a topic developed by the student relating to the class.
Medicine, Magic and Miracles: HISTB231001
Professor Elly Truitt
An exploration of the history of health and disease, healing and medical practice in the medieval period, emphasizing Dar as-Islam and the Latin Christian West. Using methods from intellectual cultural and social history, themes include: theories of health and disease; varieties of medical practice; rationalities of various practices; views of the body and disease; medical practitioners. No previous course work in medieval history is required. This course is a writing intensive (W) course.
Hormones & Behavior: BIOL 123 01
Professor Hiebert Burch
This course will focus on endocrine regulation of animal behaviors, including reproduction, aggression, stress, sickness, parental care, and seasonality, with an emphasis on critical reading of primary literature. Independent laboratory projects.
Disease, Culture, and Society in the Modern World: Comparative Perspectives: HIST 066
Professor Diego Armus
Examine the ways scholars discuss certain diseases in specific places and periods. Topics include public health strategies in colonial and neocolonial contexts; disease metaphors in media, cinema, and literature; ideas about hygiene, segregation and contagion; outbreaks and the politics of blame; the medicalization of society; and alternative healing cultures.
There are many opportunities for Haverford students to get involved with health issues both on campus and off. Volunteer programs, student-run seminars, internships and externships all provide students with a chance to gain valuable experience in healthcare and health-related projects.
Haverford 'n Hospitals is a community service club run by the pre-health society for students interested in a medical career, the club assists with the application and placement process. Participants gain valuable first-hand experience in clinical settings
Lankenau Hospital
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Thomas Jefferson Hospital
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
Temple University Hospital
Puentes de Salud*
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital (Camden, NJ)
*no application process needed
There will be a meeting held during the first weeks of the school year to sign up to volunteer at one of the above-mentioned Philadelphia or Main Line Area Hospitals.
Sedona Murphy: firstname.lastname@example.com
A great way to study and engage in issues pertaining to health is through Haverford's Center for Peace and Global Citizenship (CPGC). You can pursue a fully funded health internship that promotes social justice, either in the United States or abroad. Smaller research grants are available to pursue an in-depth interest in health over winter, spring, and fall breaks. The CPGC will also cover expenses for you to attend conferences that pertain to social justice and complement your academic and extracurricular interests. CPGC also brings in speakers on health and holds discussions throughout the year.
The CPGC is a fantastic resource for all students interested in issues of health as pertaining to social justice. It is time-intensive to apply for grants, so it is important to start the application process early. Although obtaining funding through CPGC takes time, it is well worth the effort in the end.
The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship extends Haverford's long-standing commitment to social justice, working to help create a more just and peaceful world through research, education, and action. The Center encourages interdisciplinary collaboration and curricular innovation at Haverford, while pursuing broader initiatives beyond our campus. Both local and global in reach, the Center seeks to widen and deepen Haverford's connections with social change organizations and to encourage an integrated approach to pressing social, cultural and ethical concerns. To achieve these goals, the Center sponsors and supports a range of initiatives that stand at the nexus of liberal learning, critical reflection and social action.
Summer Internships Program supports Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors to spend 4-10 weeks volunteering with and learning from social service agencies around the world, focusing on community outreach and integrating academic learning with practical experience through a plethora of options including: self-designed internships, organized program, organization partnerships, continuing connections internships, faculty-student partnerships, independent student research projects, and senior bridge internships.
Student Research Fund supports student research locally, domestically, or internationally that occurs over any of the four breaks (Fall, Winter, Spring, or Summer), or that occurs throughout the semester or year and intersects with the CPGC mission of furthering peace and social justice.
Service Learning Fund supports individual and group service learning projects occurring domestically and internationally.
Campus Events Fund supports individuals, partnerships or groups as they design, prepare for, and implement on-campus events.
Off-Campus Conferences and Workshops Fund supports individuals and groups of students to travel domestically or internationally to attend a conference, workshop, or training that engages in issues advancing peace and social justice.
Haverford House provides an urban post-graduate program for community living and service in Philadelphia, while strengthening our campus connections with the city.
Center Café serves as a meeting place for students, faculty and staff to gather and discuss local and global concerns. The café provides an informal environment with international news channels and publications, as well as a growing library dealing with issues of peace building, social justice, and environmental sustainability.
CPGC Blog: The CPGC has just recently added a blog that will give you information on local and regional events as well as national and international opportunities and their locations, times and purposes. You can also sign up to receive the CPGC's companion e-newsletter, The Global Citizen Weekly, which will keep you in the loop of what's going on with CPGC.
Center Sponsored Activities: These Center-sponsored programs take various forms: a semester-long seminar; a weekly discussion of current events; or a daylong symposium on a specific topic. Regardless of the format, all are designed to expose members of the Haverford community to the key global issues of the day and to advance the College's commitment to peace and social justice.
The Social Medicine Seminar is a CPGC-sponsored program involving weekly discussions about health and social justice from international, domestic, anthropological, sociological, and biological perspectives. It is a program that students run and facilitate under the guidance of professors interested in health and biological issues. Every week, students read texts and books pertaining to health and social medicine and then discuss them. All book expenses are covered by CPGC. Students also have the opportunity to attend local conferences (also funded by CPGC), such as the Global Health Career Day at the University of Pennsylvania, and other larger conferences such as the Unite for Sight conference on global health, held every other year at Yale University. Applications for the seminar are available in the spring.
Please see www.haverford.edu/cpgc OR visit the CPGC office on the to the first floor of Stokes for more information
The Center for Career and Professional Advising is a wonderful resource for pre-health students. There are two programs of special interest, the extern program and internships, which are explained below.
Shadow bi-co alumni in their workplaces over part of winter break or spring break and get great exposure to the fields you are interested in pursuing as careers! There are normally many alumni in the health professions, from psychologists to pediatricians to surgeons to workers in nonprofit health organizations. Information about the Winter Break Program will be available after Fall Break and details about the Spring Break Program will be available when students return in January. See CCPA for application details and deadlines.
CCPA has numerous listings of internships in many different valuable resources. Opportunities for the summer, school year, volunteer or paid can be found. Many of the resources are available online as well as in the Career Library in the offices (Stokes 300-HC and Campus Center 202-BMC).
Use www.haverford.edu/cdo/opportunities/intern as the gateway to the internship resources. Here you will find quick links to: our office's online listing of internships which have been sent to our office; Internship USA, Internships.com, Spotlight on Careers; helpful links to Health & Medical websites and internship listings sites, and much more
Have you been on the premed track for a long time but are now considering research or even a different career? There are students on Haverford and Bryn Mawr campuses who can help. Advisors can meet with you at scheduled times throughout the semester to perform initial resume reviews, direct you to the resources in the Career Library, and lead tours of the CCPA. Please contact the CCPA for more information.
The CCPA holds live workshops to instruct on writing a resume, interviewing, and applying to graduate school. These events take place throughout the year in the CPGC cafe. More information can be found under the 'Events' section of the CPGC website.
Kaplan offers review courses for Haverford students at a discount. Haverford also provides financial aide to those students with demonstrated need.
For more information please contact Cheryl Mathes at email@example.com
There are six MCAT review books in the White Science Library that can be checked out by students. Five are subject specific books (biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics and verbal reasoning) the sixth book provides MCAT test taking strategies and advice for the application process.
The following are student organizations at Haverford related to health, science and social justice. Those interested in joining should contact the person listed below through email.
Haverford College
Haverford Pre-Health Society
The Pre-Health Society is for Haverford students who are interested in pursuing careers in the health field. We work closely with the Pre-Health Advisor Dr. Michele Taylor and Haverford Alumni's Office. As a team, we work to provide opportunities for students to expand their knowledge in medicine and health-related issues.
Each year, the Society serves to connect students to health experts, mentors, and alumni through organized symposiums, workshops, and lectures.
For more information, please email email@example.com
Blog: news.haverford.edu/blogs/phs/
Psychology Club
The goal of the Psychology club is to provide a place for students who are interested in psychology to experience the field in a non-classroom setting. The psychology club offers various activities to accommodate students whose interests vary from a passing curiosity to a potential life's work.
We hold weekly discussions of psychology in the popular press. We hire guest speakers to talk about their work in the field. We even have showings of psychology-related movies, ranging from drama, to psychological thriller, to comedy. On top of these activities, we are always looking for new ways to show the varied aspects of the field.
Abigail Novick: firstname.lastname@example.com; Caitlin Ross: firstname.lastname@example.com
Science Club
Educate. Integrate. Inspire. The Haverford Science Club was founded to promote interest in science in the Philadelphia area. Demonstrations include observational as well as hands-on experiences for elementary and middle school students. Presentations are flexible depending on the age of the students, with a range of topics presented in every demonstration.
Kevin Caulfield: email@example.com
Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC)
The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) is a student run organization founded in the spring of 1984 with the aid of Student Council. Its purpose is to act as a liaison among students, student government, and student health services regarding issues which impact student health and to educate members of the Haverford community regarding health issues.
The Student Health Advisory Committee aims to promote healthy lifestyles, prevent injury and disease, and assure the safe delivery of quality health services to all Haverford College students. In pursuit of these objectives, the committee will inform the student body of existing community resources, involve them in the establishment of additional services, and enhance communication and the sharing of information between college health professionals and students. SHAC will report, as appropriate, to the student body on health policies, resources, priorities, and changed conditions. The committee, in conjunction with existing College resources, will make substance abuse, nutrition, sexual health, mental health, wellness, the spread of sickness, and access to medical care and vaccinations core parts of its agenda.
In addition to promoting talks and clinics held by the health center, we are in charge of the following specific events and programs:
-Bi-annual Red Cross Blood Drive
-Free condom distribution program
-Flu-prevention campaigns
-STD-prevention campaign
-Dining Center cookbook
-Health Fair participants
Grace Cheong: firstname.lastname@example.com; Brandon Robilotti: firstname.lastname@example.com
HaverMinds is devoted to promoting awareness and destigmatization of mental health issues among college students.
Allie Lake: firstname.lastname@example.com; Arman Terzian: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Beat Cancer Challenge
RACE for CACE is a signature "Prevent-Event" concept that can be hosted by as few as one person or an entire group of people in a team-oriented environment. The event can take place anywhere in the world. Participants race for any reason and raise money through their personal networks on and offline. All proceeds benefit BeatCancer.org
Navid Soroush: email@example.com
Haverford College Women's Center
The Haverford College Women's Center is a safe, non-political space on campus that is open to both women and men. We're here to provide a network of support, resources, and information to the Haverford community by organizing events geared toward a better understanding of issues of gender and sexuality, sexual practices and well-being, as well as women's rights.
Our mission is to:
Assist those who are in need of help and support by answering questions and creating a caring and respectful environment in which community members can feel safe.
Break the silence surrounding rape and sexual assault at Haverford and throughout the world, to support survivors and victims, and to unite in moving towards a world free of rape and sexual assault.
Educate the college community on sex and sexuality, women's and men's health, as well as issues such as human rights and gender discrimination.
Celebrate all aspects of female sexuality (both body and mind) as well as the accomplishments of women within the Haverford community and throughout the world.
Cultivate a community that seeks to empower women and further enrich their experiences by maintaining a space that nurtures positive energy and offers information and support
Contact: email@example.com
Blog: news.haverford.edu/blogs/womenscenter/
8th Dimention
8th Dimension is Haverford's Office of Community Service. We exist to provide community service opportunities to all members of the Haverford Community and to promote service and experiential learning as part of a well-rounded education. The events and programs we organize take three forms: Student Run Projects, Individual Placements and one-time Events & Workdays.
-Provide opportunities for Haverford and Bryn Mawr Students to become involved in the larger community.
-Ensure that a well-rounded education extends beyond the classroom and that active participation in one's social concerns is the appropriate "eighth dimension" to the original seven dimensions of the Haverford curriculum.
-Support and facilitate both students-run projects and individual endeavors involved in community service.
-Provide the needed services to the greater Philadelphia area and beyond. Increase the awareness of the need for community service.
-Promote education through service and encouraging service learning.
Contact: email@example.com
Blog: news.haverford.edu/blogs/8D/
Relay for Life
$26,300 – all to help bring cancer to an end.
This past April Haverford joined the ranks of many communities and colleges fighting cancer by hosting a Relay for Life on campus. Participants spent 12 hours together – 8 pm until 8 am – listening to music, playing games, and walking the indoor track to symbolize the long nights experienced by cancer patients and their caregivers and that cancer never sleeps. Teams of 10-15 people were asked to have at least one member walking at all times and during the course of the evening all 150 participants joined in for a survivor's lap, a luminaria lap to honor friends and family who have had cancer, and a closing lap celebrating our accomplishments in the fight.
Prior to the event participants raised money by contacting friends and family or through their own team fundraisers, and at the end of the night our grand total was $26,300 raised, all of which went straight into the American Cancer Society's research and awareness funds. Our total puts us in the running for "Relay for Life Rookie of the Year," which would be a really exciting honor.
We are looking for new committee members to help us put together another great Relay and plan fundraisers and awareness events throughout the year. This includes orchestrating informational meetings on campus, collecting donations (especially food) for the event, and lining up activities for the event itself, in addition to planning all of the logistics for Relay and advertising the event on campus. This year we were a first time committee, and thus very small, and are really looking to grow! We meet once a week during the spring semester (time/day of the week will depend on what works best for our members) and every few weeks in the fall as well.
If you have any questions please contact firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll be happy to answer them. And if you are passionate about creating more birthdays in our world and eradicating cancer, we would love for you to join us in this great cause!
Courtney Knill: email@example.com; Alyssa Mayo: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: main.acsevents.org/site/TR?pg=entry&fr_id=48325
Street Outreach
Street Outreach meets each Wednesday night at 6:50 in the Dining Center to make and deliver sandwiches and soup to homeless people in Logan Circle, Philadelphia.
It's a Student-Run Project of 8th Dimension, which means student volunteers organize and run it each year. Through these Street Outreach stalwarts are passed down hilarious traditions years in the making, which means each email (and each van ride) is full of laughs.
Christy Tavernelli: firstname.lastname@example.com; Aaron Buikema: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Spectrum
The Spectrum is an after-school program designed to be accessible to children with autism. Local children with autism from the surrounding community come to Haverford once a week and our student interns design activities for them.
Greg Krause: firstname.lastname@example.com
Acting Without Boundaries
Volunteer/office assistant for theater program for kids with disabilities.
Contact: Kathleen Cloran (610-581-0100 ext. 240)
AIDS Services In Asian Communities (ASIAC)
This is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing culturally sensitive and language appropriate HIV-related services to Asians and Pacific Islanders and their partners, friends, family members, and service providers in the Philadelphia area. Volunteers may assist in the office, translate AIDS information and educational literature, and help run special outreach activities at health fairs, community events, and other gatherings.
More information: www.asiac.org/a_volunteer.html
Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
Volunteer/office support with passion to help fight childhood cancer.
Contact: Jay Scott (610-649-3034)
Coalition Against Hunger
Volunteer as food stamp advocate, administrative volunteer, and service learning opportunity.
Contact: 215-430-0555 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Project H.O.M.E.
Volunteer to help homeless by sharing a hobby, being a friend, preparing a meal, tutoring, or mentoring a student.
Contact: Erin O'Brien (215-232-7272 or email@example.com)
Prevention Point:
This is Philadelphia's only provider of sterile syringe exchange. Prevention Point's mission is to "reduce the harm associated with drug use and sex industry work by offering a safe and humane alternative to the war on drugs." Volunteer here and gain great experience working directly with clients.
More information: www.preventionpointphilly.org
Volunteer to help elderly residents of Lower Merion and Narberth continue to live independently. Volunteers can provide transportation, work odd jobs around the house, or simply visit with seniors to keep them from feeling isolated in their own homes. Contact Volunteer Director Beth Fast at 610-525-0706 or by email at email@example.com.
More information is available at www.eldernetonline.org.
The American Red Cross offers many different certification courses in the Philadelphia area that you may take. Dates and locations of specific courses vary, but we have listed three that seem to be of particular interest.
To search courses: secure.redcross-philly.org/Courses/
First Aid with CPR/AED Adult
Course fee: $79.00
Train lay responders to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults. Provide the lay responder with the knowledge and skills necessary in an emergency to sustain life and to minimize pain and the consequences of injury or sudden illness until professional medical help arrives. Length: 3.5 hours.
First Aid with CPR Child & Infant:
Course fee: $79.00
Train individuals to become familiar with how to recognize and care for victims of illness and sudden injuries, to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations, and to recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in infants and children. Length: 3.5 hours.
Lifeguard Training:
Course fee: $495.00
To teach participants the knowledge and skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. The course content and activities prepare participants to recognize and respond quickly and effectively to emergencies and prevent drowning and injuries. **Lifeguard training requires participants to pass certain exams, and has many sessions that are mandatory and take place over an extended period of time**
The Mutter Museum
The Mutter Museum is an eye-catching, fun, and somewhat gruesome museum in downtown Philadelphia that contains a collection of body parts and medical objects dating back to 1858. These include: luid-preserved anatomical and pathological specimens; skeletal and dried specimens, medical instruments and apparati; anatomical and pathological models in plaster, wax, papier-mâché, and plastic; memorabilia of famous scientists and physicians; medical illustrations, photographs, prints, and portraits. The College of Physicians of Philadelphia sponsors the Museum.
Address: 19 South 22nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103-3097
Website: www.muttermuseum.org
The Franklin Institute
The Institute holds a variety of science related exhibits including "The Giant Heart." The Institute also has an IMAX theatre that shows a variety of educational films during the day
Address: 222 North 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103-1190
Website: www.fi.edu
Listed below are annually run events that students interested in health may want to attend. Be on the lookout for more information as it comes throughout the year.
Where: Haverford College
When: End of November (coincides with World AIDS Day on December 1st)
Description: A week coordinated by the AIDS Student Network (ASN) that includes panel discussions on the epidemic in the youth population. Additionally, panels of the AIDS Quilt are displayed in Founders Great Hall.
Where: University of Pennsylvania
When: Late March
Description: A full day of panel discussions that highlights multidisciplinary, collaborative, and sustainable global health strategies. There is also a panel about various career opportunities in global health. (Registration is required beforehand, usually available online at www.med.upenn.edu/globalhealth/)
Transportation: Full reimbursement provided by Haverford's Pre-Health Society.
Where: Greater Philadelphia area
When: Mid-October
Description: Bring your energy, your passion, your stories, your humor and your fashion sense to the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure™! More than just 60 miles over a long weekend, the Komen 3-Day for the Cure is a months-long journey out of the everyday.
Where: Yale University
When: A weekend in April
Description: 5th Annual International Health Conference including 180 expert speakers in international health and development, public health, eye care, medicine, social entrepreneurship, nonprofits, philanthropy, microfinance, human rights, anthropology, health policy, advocacy, public service, environmental health, and education.
Past keynote speakers have included Dr. Jeffrey Sachs, Dr. Sonia Sachs, Dr. Susan Blumenthal, Dr. Jim Yong Kim, and Dr. Allan Rosenfield. Online registration required at www.uniteforsight.org/ website (click on Global Conference link)
Transportation: Partial funding provided by Haverford's Pre-Health Society.
**Additional conferences and public health events can be found at the American Public Health Association's website: www.apha.org/about/calendar/pubhealthcalendar/
For any questions regarding the Pre-Health Society, shoot us an email at email@example.com
For other subject-specific questions, please contact the following advisors:
Michele Taylor
Official Pre-Health advisor for Haverford
College. Students interested in pursuing a
pre-health profession should schedule an
appointment to discuss career goals and
create a course schedule.
Cheryl Mathes
Pre-Health Office secretary. All
appointments with Michele Taylor should
be scheduled through Cheryl.
Andrea Morris
Pre-Medical and Neural and Behavioral
Sciences (NBS) Advisor.
Jenni Punt
Pre-Veterinary and Immunology Advisor.
Fran Blasé
Pre-Medical Advisor.
Kaye Edwards
Public Health Advisor.
Jeff Tecosky-Feldman
Pre-Medical Advisor for minority students
in science.
Wendy Sternburg
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SynopsisThis suburban thriller stars Alicia Silverstone as an attractive, naive teen who accepts what sounds like a simple baby-sitting job one evening and ends up receiving all kinds of attention she wasn't expecting. Among the men who can't stay away from her are the father of the kids she's baby-sitting (J.T. Walsh), plus her boyfriend (Jeremy London) and his crass buddy (Nicky Katt), who obsess about her while they drink together nearby.
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Book Characters
American Girls
Find out about life in the past, enjoy crafts and other activities.
Check out the popular series, written by K. A. Applegate, where young people are able to morph into animals with great powers to fight enemies.
A great site for fans of the Arthur stories written by Marc Brown.
Baby Sitters Club
Learn about the characters and adventures.
Bailey School Kids
This is a popular series by Debbie Dadey.
Berenstain Bears
Check out the bear family activities.
Cam Jansen Mysteries
Find riddles, read pages from some of the books and find out what's new.
Captain Underpants - Check out the Online Adventures of Captain Underpants.
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Check out the activity pages you can print out about Clifford.
Chronicles of Narnia
For the fans of the series by C. S. Lewis.
Curious George
Go on a mini adventure with Curious George.
Dear America
Explore the books and meet the authors of this popular series. There are also other fun activities.
Take a virtual tour of Dinotopia.
Fancy Nancy
Explore, play & party with Fancy Nancy.
Meet R. L. Stine and his scary tales.
Hardy Boys
This website features information about the Hardy Boys books, as well as fan fiction, and fan art .
Harry Potter
Here you can find out more about the Harry Potter books, play games and answer trivia questions .
Henry and Mudge
Check out this famous boy and dog duo.
Judy Moody
Check out what's new, join the fan club and find fun stuff to do.
Junie B Jones
See spunky Junie B., her books and related activities.
Little Critter - Welcome to the Little Critter's official website!
Little House on the Prairie
Learn more about Laura's family, test your knowledge and enjoy crafts and recipes.
Magic School Bus Magic
School Bus Adventures with Ms. Frizzle.
Maisy - Maisy and her friends like to do so many things! What would YOU like to do today?
Mallory McDonald
Meet Mallory McDonald (like the restaurant, but no relation.) This website is all about Mallory and her friends and family.
Nancy Drew
Read about this girl investigator.
Peter Rabbit
Check out the world of Beatrix Potter.
Learn more about the books and go to the Redwall Experience to play games and answer trivia questions.
Play games and find out about Dr. Seuss books.
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Winnie the Pooh
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Louis M Weiner, MD, was named the permanent director of the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University in October 2007.
Weener (German pronunciation: [ˈveːnɐ]) is a town in the district of Leer, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated near the border with the Netherlands, on the river Ems, approx. 10 km southwest of Leer, and 25 km southeast of Emden. Near Diele, there is a 380 kV-substation, where since 2009 HVDC BorWin1, the first HVDC running to an offshore windpark in Germany runs.
The city was first mentioned in a monastery's records in 951.
South of Weener, there is the 380kV-Ems-Overhead Powerline Crossing.
This is an excerpt from the article Weener from the Wikipedia free encyclopedia. A list of authors is available at Wikipedia.
The city was first mentioned in a monastery's records in 951.
South of Weener, there is the 380kV-Ems-Overhead Powerline Crossing.
This is an excerpt from the article Weener from the Wikipedia free encyclopedia. A list of authors is available at Wikipedia.
The article Weener at en.wikipedia.org was accessed 334 times in the last 30 days. (as of: 11/19/2013)
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Urban Dictionary: weener
Weener. A person who is cowardly and does not push themselves to get further, who is a little nerdy. Also a group of Weeners is called a Weener Brigade.
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Urban Dictionary: little weener
A Weener that is considered small when compared to other Weeners.
The WEENER Plastic Packaging Group
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Weener - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Weener is a town in the district of Leer, in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated near the border with the Netherlands, on the river Ems, approx. 10 km southwest ...
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Books on the term Weener
Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women and the Rest of Us
Hold on there youngster, I'll call in my associate—Dr. Weener! Oh—DOCTOR WEE—E—E—ENER! NURSE DIMPLE (Of—Stage) Doctor Weener! You masher! Sound ofslap. Dr. Weener enters with a rolling prat fall—replete with Harpo wig, ...
Green Planets: Ecology and Science Fiction
50 thus eliminating hunger and poverty: "It will change the face of the world, Weener. No more used-up areas, no more frantic scrambling for the few bits of naturally rich ground, no more struggle to get artificial fertilizers to wornout soil in the ...
"That means no one will be watching over you but yourself." Bruton smiles, gives the finger to someone in the gallery, and saunters out the side door. "Next case, Mr. Kirkum?" the judge says. "Your Honor, the court calls Steffen Weener." A man ...
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Online sources for the term
Official site (German)www.weener.de/
Blog posts on the term
Artist Blog | Fine Art + A Passion for Recycling = Weener Ware | IndieMade
IndieMade: Thank you, Weener Ware fine artists, Jeanmarie Petri and Barbara Tinger, for agreeing to this interview. How did you get your start?www.indiemade.com/blog/fine-art-passion-recycling-weener-ware
weener | Tumblr
Post anything (from anywhere!), customize everything, and find and follow what you love. Create your own Tumblr blog today.www.tumblr.com/tagged/weener
Matthew Weener
I came up with this piece during my senior year at Huntington University, I worked on this during my down-time when I wasn't working on "Refresh".victoriousrecovery.blogspot.com/
Chicago Daily Observer » Blog Archive » Weener, Whiner, Not a Winner
I thought perhaps I've been wasting my time writing about trivia such as race relations, drone warfare, education, political corruption and similar ephemera, when the world really wants to read about an over-covered losing candidate for New York mayor. So I will accommodate. Since I prefer finding an angle different from other columnists and cable babblers, I delved deeply into psychological and linguistic research, finally coming up with The Answer to The Big Question, "What's wrong with that guy?" Urethra! I have found it: Anthony Weiner's bizarre obsession with that dual-purpose male appendage of his is all a big mistake.www.cdobs.com/archive/featured/weener-whiner-not-a-winner/
FuzzyPedals - DIY Guitar Pedal Blog: Vox Clyde McCoy Wah / MadBean Weener Wah
General The Vox Clyde McCoy is a very old Wah Pedal from the 60s, orginally designed for McCoy - a jazz trumpet player. The Clyde McCoy was the first wah pedal ever and was also played by Jimi Hendrix. The Wah used vintage components like tropical fish / polystyerne caps, carbon comp resistors and also a vintage halo inductor. A good article about the circuit can be found here:http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/mccoy.php For my Wah Build I used the Weener Wah II from MadBean Pedals.fuzzypedals.blogspot.com/2015/01/vox-clyde-mccoy-wah-madbean-weener-wah.html
Icy Weener Blog Entries | FINAL FANTASY XIV, The Lodestone
Blog entries by Icy Weener.na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodestone/character/7447660/blog/
After Dempsey's Son Uses Computer, DoD Issues Directive: 'I SUCK WEENER' www.duffelblog.com/2013/09/pentagon-directive-dempsey/
Weener's Leap - The Wineener
This is Weeners leap websitewww.weenersleap.com/weener.html
Weener Kleener Soap Ring (SFW)
I don't know what kind of world we live in where an inventor is coming up with a) new ways to shape bars of soap b) a device that increases the efficiency of me pulling on my Weener for the sake of hygiene c) a package for said product with copywriting that displaces all my $.99 jokes.gizmodo.com/261170/weener-kleener-soap-ring-sfw
More cyclopaedia entries
1. Weeping Fig
2. Weeping Mary
5. Weesp (band)
8. Weetangera
9. Weetman
12. Welcome to 18
20. Wells syndrome
21. Wellsboro Armory
24. Yaakov Tzur
28. Yaarana
29. Yaaru
30. Yaba Department
31. Yabaana language
32. Yabal
34. Yabbie crayfish
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I. Introduction
This short extract gives you a taste of the personal "Child's Horoscope" by Liz Greene. The small samples taken from various chapters convey an impression of the complete horoscope (18-25 pages) which can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or a bound book in the AstroShop.Most parents long to provide their children with the best they can offer on every level. But what is "the best"? The birth horoscope of a child is a map of patterns and potentials which exist in that child from the moment of birth. Encouragement of these potentials in childhood can help a child to develop greater confidence and hope for a future which is more authentically his or her own, so that greater happiness and fulfillment are possible later in life. II. Your Child's Psychological Type
In this concise chapter Liz Greene describes the child's general temperament and his characteristic approach to life.The rich array of individual abilities and potentials portrayed in George's birth horoscope is set against the background of an inherent temperament bias which may be partly hereditary but is also the reflection of a mysterious essence which belongs to him alone. This mysterious "something" is already at work within George, helping him to develop his personality along the lines which are healthiest and most natural to him. [..] But his outer surface of amiability will often conceal very powerful feelings and needs particularly an urgent need for emotional support and reassurance which George may not be able to express but which may lie behind a great many of his efforts to be "good" and "perfect" [...] III. The Characters in the Story
This is one of the most comprehensive chapters of the "Child's Horoscope". This short version touches only on a few of the central characters in your child's personality. The complete report provides a detailed description on 7-9 pages.The tension between the main characters in George's inner story is the source of energy which provides the impetus for growth, movement and the formation of a healthy individuality. [..] The routines and rituals of ordinary daily life are deeply important to him and he would benefit from being given little tasks and duties at an early age, because of the satisfaction he feels in accomplishing anything well. George's talents may not display themselves immediately, [...] [..] But objects and people, and information about the world outside, must first be tested carefully against his own direct experience. He will always proceed with a kind of inner "No, I'm not ready yet" until he feels sure of himself. Because he has a very physical approach [...] Hidden traits [..] At these moments George may be very aggressive, argumentative, bad-tempered and uncooperative. As he grows older he may also entertain strangely mystical ideas and fantasies. There is a secret poet and visionary within him which may cause him a lot of conflict as he grows, [...] IV. Emotional Needs and Patterns in Relationships
This chapter contains valuable information on the child's basic needs and the relationship with his parents. The complete horoscope covers this chapter on 5-6 pages.Every child has particular ways in which he or she experiences and seeks emotional contact with others, and this may not always accord with other, more dominant personality traits. [..] Stories, gossip, news all these are lifeblood for him, and he cannot bear to be left in silence or frustrated in his desire to have all his questions answered. George's rather refined emotional nature requires a constant flow of communication with loved ones, for this [...] George loves his father not for any fantasised perfection, but for the ordinary human flaws and weaknesses which he instinctively perceives. It is therefore important that his father allows himself to be seen as a real human being and does not hide behind some collective [...] V. Fears and Insecurities
Knowing about their child's fears can help parents to react with love and understanding in challenging situations. The child's main fears and insecurities are described on 2-3 pages in the full report.VI. Looking toward the future
Many parents wonder about the future of their child. Every child has his own way to develop his potential. What this means for the individual child is described on 2-3 pages in chapter six of the complete Child's Horoscope.
These small samples from different chapters convey an impression of the Child's Horoscope which comprises 18 - 25 pages. It can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or bound booklet in the Astroshop. Please read a complete sample report (of a different person) to get an overview of the extent of the complete horoscope.You may wish to take a look at the large selection of other reports.


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A Conversation with Brian Patneaude
All About Jazz: How did you get started in music?
Brian Patneaude: I picked up the saxophone in fifth grade, just like any other kid given the option of playing an instrument. I played it for a while and wasn't really into it. It wasn't fun. It was work. Like most kids, I did other things and just played the sax in school. Once I got into high school, I started to get a little more serious about it. I got into more music that was saxophone based, and I started to think 'Gee, this thing can do more than play 'Mary Had a Little Lamb!' I went to the College of Saint Rose, where I got a degree in music education and then did some graduate studies at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music at the University Of Cincinnati. After I moved back to Albany, it just sort of blossomed from there. I started playing professionally, working with a lot of different bands.
AAJ: Aside from tenor saxophone, what other instruments do you play?
BP: I also play soprano, alto, and baritone.
AAJ: I understand that you used to play drums?
BP: I dabbled. I was in high school. It wasn't fun to play the sax, but it was fun to bang on the drums. Nothing I would play in public now.
AAJ: What drew you to jazz?
BP: There were really two things that drew me to jazz. First, it was a music that featured the saxophone. Second, it was more a complex music than I was listening to at the time. In high school, I was into Metallica and other heavy metal bands. Then I started getting into Rush, Pink Floyd, Yes'bands that were a little more harmonically adventurous. The prog rock bands led me to jazz, fusion at first, and I went from there.
AAJ: Name some of your influences on your instrument.
BP: Michael Brecker, Seamus Blake, Chris Potter, Chris Cheek, Bill McHenry, David Sanborn was a really big influence when I was younger, Hank Mobley, Joe Henderson, John Coltrane ' the list could go on and on and on.
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In Windows 7 migrations application compatibility is an important issue. That's where the Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) comes to the rescue. But how does ACT really work? In this podcast, the speakers dissect the tool to really understand where its strengths are, where its weaknesses are, and why - so one can get a good understanding of the tool and use it to maximum effect. Speakers will explore the application compatibility manager and its agents, and the shim infrastructure. One will get tips and tricks for remediating applications, helping one to become a true shim ninja. In the end, one will be able to build a complete end-to-end scenario and workflow to delight the customers and accelerate the Windows 7 deployments!


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Larry William 'Gus' Smithberger
Larry William "Gus" Smithberger, 72, of Marietta died Sunday (Dec. 30, 2012) at Marietta Care Center.
He was born on Feb. 29, 1940, in Harriettsville, Ohio the son of Harry and Minnie Haffner Smithberger.
He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and had been employed at Kardex Systems. He was also a Life Member of the Marietta Elks Lodge #477 and was the secretary-treasurer for 25 years of the Washington County Harness Association.
On Jan. 16, 1971, he married Mary Lou Keller and she survives with two step sons, Doug Stollar and his friend Diane, of Bartlett, and David Stollar (Amy) of Reno. Three step grandsons Matthew, Christopher and Steven Stollar, one sister-in-law Katherine Smithberger of Worthington, Ohio and a sister-in-law and brother-in-law Millie and Roy Cunningham of Elyria, Ohio and several nieces and nephews also survive.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother Robert Smithberger, one sister, Jean, her husband, Ray Burkhart, and a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Paul and Eleanor Dickson.
Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Thursday (Jan. 3, 2013) at the St. Mary's Catholic Church. Burial will be in East Lawn Memorial Park.
Friends may call at the Hadley Funeral Home Reno Chapel, 1021 Pike St. from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. today.
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One of the men charged with pouring petrol on a man, setting him alight and murdering him has made a brief court appearance today.
Bryne Permal is jointly charged with the murder of Shalvin Prasad who was found burnt to death in a rural area of South Auckland.
Permal appeared briefly via audio-visual link from prison.
He had been planning to apply for bail but his lawyer Ish Jayanandan, said police had found the proposed bail address was not suitable.
No reasons why were given in court.
Permal was remanded in custody to reappear again later this month.
At his last court appearance, at the High Court at Auckland, Permal lost name suppression after Justice Tim Brewer determined there were no compelling reasons to keep the Frucor worker's name secret.
The reasons and legal arguments have been suppressed.
Permal is jointly charged with Shivneel Kumar.
Police have previously said tens of thousands of dollars withdrawn by Mr Prasad shortly before he was set on fire have been spent.
Outside court in February, Detective Inspector Dave Lynch said police were unlikely to be able to recover the money.
"But we believe we can account for the majority of it ... We are not looking for a pile of cash.''
Mr Lynch would not say what the money was spent on.
He said one of the accused was known to Mr Prasad but was not a family member.
Police turned to criminal profilers for clues to why the 21-year-old gentle man who loved his family, was burned alive on the side of the road.
His burning body was found on McRobbie Rd in Kingseat, south of Auckland, on January 31.


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The probe is necessary "not only for the (child's) family, but the great family that is all Peruvians," he told reporters.
The girl died Sunday after being shot in the back during a clash between security forces and remnants of the Shining Path guerrilla group that operate in the Valley of the Apurimac and Ene rivers, or VRAE, area.
Authorities in Lima initially said the operation resulted in the rescue of three children being held by the insurgents and in the arrest of two women.
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Humala, a former army colonel, invoked his own experience in the struggle against Shining Path and other armed groups to emphasize that his administration will not repeat the abuses of the past.
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