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Huskies compete at GLIAC track
ASHLAND, Ohio – The Michigan Tech track and field teams are off to a strong start at the 2013 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Track and Field Championships in Ashland, Ohio. Both teams have 11 points, with the women in eighth place and the men tied for ninth.
"We are off to a strong start," said Tech coach Joe Haggenmiller. "Our multis crew did a good job, and Mel (Hoffman) had a great throw in the javelin. We had a number of people advance to the finals which is great to see against such strong competition in the GLIAC."
Melanie Hoffman has scored all 11 points for the women's team. She scored three meet points with a fifth-place finish in the heptathlon with 4,327 event points, breaking her own school record by nearly 300 points. She started the two day competition with a personal best in three of the first four events, the 100 hurdles (16.16 seconds, 695 points), the high jump (4-10 1/4, 599) and the 200 (26.51, 753 points). Her 200 time was the sixth-fastest in school history. She threw the javelin 103-11 (508 points), the fourth-best mark in school history.
She continued her banner day less than two hours later in the javelin. She threw a school-record 119-2 to finish second and earn the team eight points.
In the men's decathlon, Nate Saliga broke his school record with a provisional qualifying performance of 6,424 points to finish third. He jumped a personal-best 6-1/2 (661) in the high jump and won the 400 with the third-fastest time in school history (48.85, 868 points).
Pat Spalding finished third with a personal-best 6,108 points. He jumped a personal-best 19-9 3/4 (595 points) in the long jump. He won the discus with a throw of 123-10 (619 points) and followed up with a personal-best jump of 14-5.25 (731 points) in the pole vault. He threw a personal best of 129-5 in the javelin.
Brent Cousino finished eighth with 5,347 points. He long-jumped 19-5 1/4 (569 points) and threw the javelin 131-11 (445 points).
Quinn Parnell advanced to the final of both the 100 and 200. He ran a personal best and a provisional qualifying time of 10.58 in the 100 and a time of 21.66 in the 200.
Parnell anchored the 4×100 relay of Jevon Maddox, Sam McKay and Nate Hood to a time of 42.18. The time was .01 seconds off the school record, but the team will get another chance in the final on Friday.
Jonathan Kilpela just missed All-GLIAC honors finishing ninth in the 10,000. His time of 31:48.72 was the fourth fastest in school history.
Bradon Kampstra also just missed All-GLIAC accolades finishing 10th in the 3,000-meter steeplechase in 9:54.29.
Dylan Anderson and Jani Lane finished 10th (1:54.96) and 11th (1:55.04) in the prelims of the 800.
The GLIAC Championships conclude today in Ashland.


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Sunriver Resort's Top 10 Winter Favorites
Sunriver is basecamp to all of the year-round fun that Oregon has to offer. Winter is especially bountiful with cold-weather and holiday fun! To spread our love of the winter holiday season, we're sharing our favorite things about this time of year in Central Oregon.
Central Oregon Winter Favorites:
Roasting s'mores by a warm fire
Sleigh rides in the snow
Building gingerbread houses
Ice skating
Snowshoe adventures
Fluffy snow everywhere
Cuddling up by a cozy fireplace
Dessert time
The fun doesn't end there – check out all of the Traditions events and festivities for even more fun-filled activities. Sunriver Resort is base camp to all things Oregon and the start of unforgettable!
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (42 votes).
In short: Great race at a great venue, will be back next year.Date of review: January 10, 2008
In short: great local race, good start to the new yearIn full: brilliant way to get back into it after christmas. well worth having a go.Date of review: January 10, 2008
In short: Great New Year wake up!In full: Fantastic scenery, very friendly and a very quick course.A few hills but nothing too bad.Will be back; also there was talk of Summer evening races...great.Thanks to the cheerful marshalls, it was a bit nippy to be standing around!Date of review: January 9, 2008
In short: Great run, great weather, great day!In full: First trail race and I had a ball. Was reasonably challenging in places for the trail novice, but somehow managed to log a 10K pb over any surface!! Think it was due to how much fun I was having. See you next time!Date of review: January 9, 2008
In short: A pleasure to run inIn full: Really enjoyed the course, good atmosphere, nice route but personally i'd have loved even more off road! Great for the range of abilities though and the slight hills made it more interesting. Will definitely do it again.Date of review: January 8, 2008
In short: Great organisation and lovely venueIn full: Never done trail running before but hubby entered me! Great organisation, with clearly marked route, even for those like me straggling at the back! I finished in under an hour (just) but it was quite lonely at the back. To a beginner trail runner the hills were a challenge, but do-able. Hubby may even persuade me to do it again next year!Date of review: January 8, 2008
In short: Revolutionary!In full: Well thought out track. Super quick to run on. a good PB for a trail-race. Well done.Date of review: January 7, 2008
In short: A great race with good organisation, Date of review: January 7, 2008
In short: Location, Location, Location!!! brillinat course done well for 1st time. Can only get biggere and better.In full: The course was well planned, marked and marshalled. The course, scenery and weather made the race. Just need to look at signage and directions to the race (met others from outside who were lost (sat nav on post code takes you to about 1.5 mile away). Increase prize list (Vets and team but will come with bigger field). More details of when and where prize giving, registration is etc. ie. signage!! Luckily weather was fine as the prize giving was been in the open at a spot chosen at random consequently few waited around. But this is only feedback for the future take nothing away this has fantastic potential and was a great great race in my opinion.Date of review: January 7, 2008
In short: Good eventIn full: Smooth organisation. Well done for a debut event. More singletrack, twisty bits and mud next time please! Good foresight booking the weather.Date of review: January 6, 2008
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Debates of Oct. 24th, 2003
House of Commons Hansard #143 of the 37th Parliament, 2nd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was program.
- Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
- Paul Martin Sr. Award
- Foreign Affairs
- Correctional Service of Canada
- Canadian Forces
- Science and Technology
- United Nations Day
- Front d'action populaire en réaménagement urbain
- Toronto and Region Islamic Congregation
- Agriculture
- Liberal Government
- Conservative Party
- United Nations Day
- Imprimerie Dumaine
- Prime Minister of Canada
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Small Business Week
- Justice
- Ethics
- Equalization Payments
- Transport
- Ethics
- Transport
- Government Contracts
- Government Appointments
- Health
- Transport
- Ethics
- Airline Industry
- Agriculture
- Canada-U.S. Relations
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Agriculture
- Trade
- International Cooperation
- Taxation
- Energy
- Jacques Cartier Bridge
- Shipyards
- Points of Order
- Oral Question Period
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Point of Order
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Question No. 251
- Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
- Criminal Code
Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
Government Orders
10:50 a.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Musquodoboit Valley—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, with respect to the hon. member's request for the minister to resign, as upset as I am and as upset as people like Cliff Chadderton and many others are over the minister's stalling tactics on trying to get a change in the legislation, the member knows very well that if the minister resigned today, there would not be a new minister probably until April to get the problem solved because of the change of leadership within the Liberal party. That will delay the proceedings even longer which would delay our fight.
I commend the member for her speech with regard to the widows. I am just as upset as she is over this, but if the minister resigned today, that would delay the proceedings even longer. As upset as the member is, and rightly so, would she not think that it would be just as good for all of us, including those Liberals on the backbench who support the changes to this, to keep pushing the minister as hard as we can on behalf of the widows to get this done? Would she think that it could be a better approach to this ongoing discussion?
I agree with the member's anger about this. She is justified. The fact is there is no reason this cannot be done. There is absolutely no reason these widows cannot be looked after.
Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
Government Orders
10:50 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the other opposition parties on this side of the House. The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, the New Democratic Party of Canada, the Bloc Quebecois, all of us have fought valiantly for these widows and for all veterans.
I find it difficult to believe that if a minister were incapacitated that it would hold up an entire bill. Just do the right thing, do the paperwork and have these widows included.
The Liberal Party of Canada says it stands for equality. There is no equality on this issue. This would be a fine time to see whether the Liberals stand for anything.
Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
Government Orders
10:50 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Brian Fitzpatrick Prince Albert, SK
Mr. Speaker, I want to summarize this matter. If I understand the minister correctly on this point, he has said that they are in agreement on the objective. Therefore, I presume the objective is to provide justice for the widows and to overcome this problem. In question period I heard him say that the cupboards were bare and that the resources were not there.
I have many problems with that. The Governor General's budget went up dramatically in the last few years, by millions of dollars. The trip to Russia alone would pay for a lot of widows' pensions.
I think of some of the cronies that we have heard of lately, like Mr. Radwanski. I did some calculations on his budget. We could probably cover 2,000 widows just with what he has squandered away through excessive overspending. Then something like $20 million went to the former finance minister's Canada Steamship Lines. That would probably fund this program for its duration.
Could the member accept the argument that there really is not any government resources to fund the pensions?
Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
Government Orders
10:50 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for making such fine points. We need only take a look at government waste to see that the money really is there. For example, $2 billion was lost in HRDC and $1 billion went out the window for the gun registry. I think an estimated $500 million is available to keep the registry going and to get it working, but it really will not save lives. It will serve only to generate artificial work and if anything, trample on the rights of Canadians.
We also saw a waste of money in the issue involving Mr. Radwanski and lunches for the Minister of Canadian Heritage to the tune of $28,000 a year.
If we really look at the spending habits of the government, individual ministers and the mandarins, we would find enough money to take care of the women whose husbands fought so valiantly for the freedom we now enjoy.
Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
Paul Szabo Mississauga South, ON
Mr. Speaker, I am here today primarily because of Bill C-50. Like many members of Parliament, I have been seized with the issue of widows' pensions.
As members know, the bill was tabled at first reading on September 18 and it would amend a number of acts. Therefore, to find some continuity to it, we have to look at the existing acts. In the current act the date at which widows become eligible for pensions is in the regulations. The bill therefore would not amend the regulations; it would amend the acts.
I want to assure members, and I would ask the member if she would agree, that the effective date of widows' pensions is a matter which is incorporated in the regulations which can be changed by order in council at any time. Therefore, it is still possible for cabinet to make the announcement of an amendment to the regulations without any further amendments to the current bill. If the member is not sure of that, she may want to at least consider asking that formally of the minister in writing.
Would she agree that if it is by regulation, this can still happen by November 11?
Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act
Government Orders
10:55 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, there are many good things in Bill C-50 and we want it to pass as quickly as possible.
The member himself said that this is a matter of changing regulations and this can be done by cabinet at any time. Why has that not been done? What are we waiting for?
All veterans and widows are concerned that if the bill goes forward, the government will forget about it after November 11. These people will be forgotten again for another year. That is why we want to ensure that the issue is addressed now, not after November 7, but now.
Paul Martin Sr. Award
Statements By Members
10:55 a.m.
Tony Tirabassi Niagara Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to Ralph Griffin, a resident of the city of Thorold in my riding of Niagara Centre, who has recently been honoured with the Right Hon. Paul Martin Sr. award for his dedication and commitment as an Ontario March of Dimes volunteer.
Mr. Griffin, who first became involved with the Ontario March of Dimes in 1987, has been volunteering continuously for 16 years, lending his support to various programs, particularly the befriending program which fosters friendships by matching a physically disabled adult with a volunteer who share common interests.
Mr. Griffin also organizes annual social events and fundraising activities.
Congratulations to Ralph and thanks for his devotion to the Ontario March of Dimes.
Foreign Affairs
Statements By Members
10:55 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Chuck Cadman Surrey North, BC
Mr. Speaker, while the Prime Minister is hobnobbing with Chinese leaders, Dr. Wang Bingzhang, whose parents live in Surrey, serves a life sentence in a Chinese prison.
For five months in detention, Dr. Wang was not told of the charges against him. He was denied legal counsel and the right to judicial review of his arrest and detention. He was denied the presumption of innocence, the right to prepare a defence, the right to a fair and timely trial and the right to cross-examine witnesses.
In July the United Nations arbitrary detention working group declared Dr. Wang's detention to be arbitrary and in violation of international law. It found no basis for charges of espionage or terrorism against him. He is being punished for advancing the cause of democracy.
Meanwhile, our Prime Minister was greeted with a 19 gun salute along Tiananmen Square, the site of China's most infamous violation of human and civil rights.
Dr. Wang's family in Canada is frustrated to tears and ashamed of the Prime Minister's glad handing ways with the regime that has jailed their son for life.
Correctional Service of Canada
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Mauril Bélanger Ottawa—Vanier, ON
Mr. Speaker, earlier this week my wife and I attended a rather unusual event organized by the Correctional Service of Canada. It was the fourth charity auction of offender art, an opportunity for offenders serving federal sentences to use their artistic talents and give back to the community. The auction featured 61 pieces of art created by 27 offenders.
I am pleased to tell the House that over $20,000 was raised, some of it from me, and that proceeds will benefit the Illitiit Society of Nunavut, the United Way and the Prison Arts Foundation.
I wish to applaud the Correctional Service of Canada for taking this initiative, the National Art Gallery for providing an excellent venue and, most important, the men and women who contributed their art and thus participated in a novel way of giving back to their community.
Well done and I look forward to the fifth such auction next year.
Canadian Forces
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
David Pratt Nepean—Carleton, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is with great pleasure that I rise in the House today to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Forces communications and electronics branch.
From its humble beginnings, the signal corps, as it used to be known, has emerged as a leader in the development and use of new technologies that have enhanced the communications and operational capability of the Canadian Forces.
Past and present members of the branch have been hard at work this year organizing an impressive array of events to mark their centennial. This August in Kingston, the branch's home station, a reunion celebration was held. The branch's Colonel-in-Chief, the Princess Royal, honoured participants with her attendance over the celebration weekend.
On behalf of the hon. member for Kingston and the Islands I wish to congratulate the centennial 2003 organizing committee and all who played a part in making the 100th anniversary celebrations such a solid success.
Canadians are very proud of the accomplishments of the C and E branch and wish them the very best for the future.
Science and Technology
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke, ON
Mr. Speaker, the decision by the federal government to give $15 million to a U.S. neutron research laboratory is a slap in the face to Nobel Prize winner Dr. Bertram Brockhouse.
As the only Nobel laureate who has born, educated and completed his life's work, in Canada, he was able to do this because the research facilities exited at the Chalk River laboratories. He will probably be the last.
To maintain and continue the international reputation that Canada has developed, thanks to the work of individuals such as Dr. Brockhouse in nuclear research, we must properly fund and build research facilities in Canada. Even non-nuclear countries such as Australia operate research reactors because of the enormous application to science and technology.
By relying on other countries for a modern neutron source, Canada will find itself falling behind other countries in this type of research where once we were world leaders.
A Canadian neutron facility is essential if Canada is serious about developing a knowledge based economy. Let us keep Canadian research dollars in Canada.
United Nations Day
Statements By Members
11 a.m.
John Bryden Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Aldershot, ON
Mr. Speaker, today is United Nations Day. It is a pleasure for me to tell the House how important this organization is to Canada.
We feel that multilateral cooperation is the best way to ensure long term international security.
The UN has experienced numerous difficulties in the past year. As a result, there are many questions about the organization's role and operation.
It is essential that the UN remain at the centre of the international response to the challenges the world is now facing.
Canada will continue to support it in that role.
Front d'action populaire en réaménagement urbain
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Diane Bourgeois Terrebonne—Blainville, QC
Mr. Speaker, FRAPRU, a community organization for urban renewal, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this week. This organization has led many battles for housing rights, particularly the right to social housing.
According to a recent press release by FRAPRU, the hon. member for LaSalle—Émard co-signed a Liberal report in 1990 that accused the Conservative government of having slashed housing budgets and programs.
However, the former finance minister went even further by failing to provide a single penny for new social housing in Canada eight years in a row, which, in Quebec, deprived individuals living in inadequate housing and the homeless of 40,000 social housing units.
The Bloc Quebecois will continue to support FRAPRU's demands that the future prime minister reinvest substantially in social housing, once he emerges from behind the curtains.
On behalf of all my colleagues, I want to congratulate and thank FRAPRU and its coordinator, François Saillant, for many years devoted to defending the most vulnerable members of our society.
Toronto and Region Islamic Congregation
Statements By Members
October 24th, 2003 / 11:05 a.m.
Judy Sgro York West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the 25th anniversary of the Toronto and Region Islamic Congregation, TARIC, and to congratulate it on the launch of phase 2 of its building project.
I was honoured to be invited to the recent 25th anniversary celebration.
TARIC was first registered as a non-share capital corporation in 1978 and over the last 25 years has grown into a large multipurpose organization, serving the Muslim community in the GTA. TARIC has since become a significant presence in our multicultural community.
The TARIC centre was opened in 1991 and now has a membership of over 10,000. The new building will meet an increasing demand for space and services.
I ask members in this House to join me in congratulating the chairman, Haroon Salamat, and the board of directors on this very special occasion, and to wish them much success in their new facility.
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Canadian Alliance
Maurice Vellacott Saskatoon—Wanuskewin, SK
Mr. Speaker, inconsistent foreign restrictions on the importation of beef products have caused great harm to Canada's beef industry.
The Liberal government has been unprepared for this problem and since the worst has occurred, the government has taken minimal and inadequate remedial action.
What is needed is for the government to immediately institute internationally recognized protocols. We need to replace damaging political posturing relating to borders with sensible, agreeable rules for all concerned.
Farmers in my riding are not simply experiencing a slowdown in their business, they are going under. For many of them, this is the most disastrous time of their lives and the most distressing time for their family members. But the government has remained virtually silent.
We cannot even say that the government is missing in action because the government is really not a part of the action.
Cattlemen across the country have given up hope that the Liberal government will do anything and have had to take it upon themselves to deal with U.S. officials directly.


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|04 November 2016
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|24 June 2016
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|04 March 2016
|NDIS Phasing Schedule forum 11 March
|On Friday 11 March 2016 the Department of Health & Human Services will host a forum for the sector to outline the phasing schedule for the implementation of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in North East Melbourne Area.
|04 March 2016
|ILC Commissioning Framework - call for comments
|The NDIA is seeking feedback on key elements of the commissioning framework from people with a disability, families and carers and service providers.
|03 March 2016
|NDIS Information session, hosted by Eating Disorders Victoria
|EDV will be holding two information sessions and one training session to help consumers, carers, staff and other community partners increase knowledge and confidence in preparation for the NDIS
|25 February 2016
|DHHS Announcement of Restructure
|The Departement of Health and Human Services have announced a re-structure, effective from 1st march 2016
|10 February 2016
|NDIS Information Sessions
|Sessions in Hume Moreland, Banyule, Greater Dandenong
|21 January 2016
|Farewell for Karen Fraser
|After 4 and a half years at Tandem, Karen Fraser finished up today - good wishes from Tandem go with her for the future
|06 January 2016
|Its OK to Complain
|NDIS -A useful guide to the complaints process developed by DSC and MHCC
|05 January 2016
|Extension of grants for PHaMS and MHR:CS
|Disability Services Victoria announce an extension of grants for Personal Helpers and Mentors & Mental Health Respite: Carer Support
|16 December 2015
|Finnish Open Dialogue
|Open Dialogue supports the value of including families and carers from first meeting
|15 December 2015
|MHA - tenders - carer/consumer NDIS engagement workshops
|Tenders invited to develop training that builds capacity for carers and consumers to engage with NDIS
|14 December 2015
|Carer Gateway Launched Today
|New National Website for Carers is Launched Today
|07 December 2015
|Triangle of Care
|Carers Included: A Guide to Best Practice in Mental Health Care in England
|04 December 2015
|Cert IV Mental Health Peer Work begins Feb 2016
|VICSERV have announced Feb 2016 delivery of Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work
|04 December 2015
|Latest ENews now available
|Tandem December 4th ENews is now available to download and read
|04 December 2015
|A new blueprint for mental health services
|Turnbull Government releases its response to the National Mental Health Commission's Review of Mental Health Programme and Services
|03 December 2015
|National Carer Gateway
|Service providers prepare for launch of the National Carer Gateway
|27 November 2015
|10 Year Mental Health Plan released by Minister Foley
|Minister for Mental Health Martin Foley launched Victoria's 10 Year Mental Health Plan today
|27 November 2015
|DHHS release the Review of Mental Health Community Support Services and Drug Treatment Services
|The Minister said: ""This independent review confirms many of the concerns that the sector has shared with us in regards to this rushed, botched recommissioning. We must fix this before more people fall through the cracks."
|17 November 2015
|Tandem November 17th ENews now available
|Download the latest Tandem publication filled with Mental Health Carer and Sector news and opportunities
|17 November 2015
|DHHS NDIS Roadshow - Darebin
|Minister Foley and senior NDIS representatives deliver presentation at Darebin
|13 November 2015
|Newparadigm - spring edition now available
|Download the latest newparadigm journal
|13 November 2015
|Office of Public Advocate Report
|Violence in inpatient services and SRS homes in the spotlight
|13 November 2015
|C4C - Caring for Carers Survey Results
|International Carer Survey Results Now Available
|05 November 2015
|Tandem 2015 AGM
|Tandem Annual Report Well Received And Minister Foley Guest Speaker
|29 October 2015
|Dual Diagnosis Discharge and Treatment Planning Resource for Carers
|Carers can ask: Nexus carer resource now available to download
|29 October 2015
|NDIS Community Forums - Nov 4th to Dec 5th - Book now
|Book online for the NDIS Community Forums
|28 October 2015
|Mental Health Complaints Commission First Annual Report
|MHCSS first annual report table in Parliament Oct 7th. The Report and 2 Spotlight reports now available
|28 October 2015
|ENews for October 19th now available
|Tandem Enews bulletin for Oct 19th now available here
|20 October 2015
|Tandem ENews 19th October
|Read the latest edition of the Tandem ENews
|07 October 2015
|ReachOut can help young carer's though year 12 exams
|Great resources for those entering year 12 exams from ReachOut
|06 October 2015
|Tandem Presentation at MHFA Launch of Mental Health Week
|Minister Foley hears from Tandem on important issues
|06 October 2015
|MHA Research on Mental Health
|MHA have released research that tracks mental health and well-being activity, and 10 tips for mental health.
|06 October 2015
|New Book for Young Children of Parents with a Mental Illness
|You cant hide the elephant is a picture book written for young children who have a parent with a mental illness
|05 October 2015
|Mental Health Week Oct 4th to 10th
|Mental Health week begins this week with many events and programs scheduled across the country
|01 October 2015
|Invitation Tandem October 8th Members Meeting on the NDIA
|NDIA presentation to be provided at the October 8th Tandem Member's meeting
|23 September 2015
|Denmark: Caring for carers (Infographic)
|Denmark website reports on the experience of mental health carers
|23 September 2015
|Tandem ENews Sept 23rd
|Read the latest edition of the Tandem ENews
|22 September 2015
|Tandem Submission To The 10 Year Strategy Now Available To Read
|Tandem has now delivered our Submission for the 10 Year Mental Health Strategy Plan for Consideration to DHHS
|17 September 2015
|NDIS Bilateral Agreement Signed
|Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews joined Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for the signing of the NDIS bilateral agreement
|16 September 2015
|SURVEY: Impacts of the NDIS on carers of people recovering from mental illness
|Barwon NDIS carers and families are invited to contribute to a survey on the impacts of the NDIS on carers of people recovering from mental illness
|15 September 2015
|Australians For Mental Health Campaign
|For too long, Australians living with mental ill health have been neglected by successive governments. The situation is dire. We need to act now to solve this crisis.
|09 September 2015
|Tandem ENews September 9th
|The September 9th edition of the Tandem ENews is now available online
|03 September 2015
|Tandem 2015 AGM Nov 5th
|SAVE THE DATE: Tandem AGM Nov 5th
|27 August 2015
|Mental Health Community Support Services Review Arrangements - Tandem's Contribution
|Tandem has provided a paper to Aspex Consulting, who are conducting a Review of the arrangements that were put in place in 2014 for the Mental Health Community Support Services.
|26 August 2015
|Tandem ENews August 26th
|A comprehensive edition of our ENews is now available
|25 August 2015
|Mental Health Plan Online Survey Now open
|Your insights and ideas are needed to develop a new 10 year mental health strategy
|25 August 2015
|Peninsula Support Service name change
|Peninsula Support Service has changed its name to Mentis Assist
|11 August 2015
|Online survey for feedback from Carers - last week
|The online survey for feedback from Carers about the new arrangements for provision of Mental Health Community Support Services, particularly the Centralised Intake Assessment will close at the end of this week.
|10 August 2015
|Victoria next 10-year mental health strategy - Discussion paper
|The Department of Health & Human Services has released a discussion paper to inform conversations that will happen this month to develop Victoria next 10 year plan for mental health.
|06 August 2015
|New arrangements in DHHS, Mental Health, Wellbeing, Social Capital & Ageing Division
|DHHS has sent a letter to all stakeholders on July 31st informing us of the changes to the senior management of the Division.
|06 August 2015
|Professor Allan Fels AO Chair National Mental Health Commission addresses the National Press Club
|The National Press Club Address yesterday was presented by Professor Allan Fels, AO, Chair of the National Mental Health Commission, Professor Fels spoke about the need for radical changes in the delivery of early intervention and community support.
|05 August 2015
|National Carer Awards 2015
|Life Without Barriers and Carers Australia are proud to announce the National Carer Awards 2015 are open and accepting nominations
|05 August 2015
|MHCSS and AOD Review Consultations dates
|Consultation dates in Metro and Rural areas for Independent review of new arrangements for the delivery of Mental Health Community Support and Drug Treatment Services
|04 August 2015
|Tandem ENews July 30th now available
|Tandem July 30th ENews bumper edition is now available
|04 August 2015
|REMINDER: Registrations open for DHHS 10 year plan consultations
|DHSS invite carers, consumers and mental health professionals to attend consultations across Melbourne and regional Victoria during August
|03 August 2015
|Carer Survey on AOD and MHCSS
|You are invited to provide feedback to an independent review by Aspex Consulting, on behalf of the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services, about new arrangements to improve services.
|28 July 2015
|Tandem ENews for July 28th is now available
|A Tandem ENews bulletin is now available with updates on Tandem news and dates for consultations with carers and consumers around the state in the next couple of weeks
|27 July 2015
|Forum in Moe: August 19th AOD & Mental Health
|The Gippsland Mental Health Alliance and Tandem are hosting a forum in Moe on August 19th for people with an interest in Mental Health and Alcohol and Drug problems.
|27 July 2015
|Aspex Consultations - Independent Review of new arrangements for delivery of MHCSS
|Aspex Consulting has been retained by DHHS to conduct an independent review of new arrangements for the delivery of Mental Health Community Support & Drug Treatment Services
|22 July 2015
|Mental Health Tribunal: Consumer and Carer Forum
|Mental Health Tribunal Consumer and Carer Forum 1pm-4pm, Tuesday 11 August 2015 Swanston Hall, Melbourne Town Hall
|20 July 2015
|Tandem ENews for July 23rd is now available
|Our ENews for July contains important information on recent Carers' events, the NDIS, Education and training opportunities and other items of interest.
|16 July 2015
|NDIS Information forum to be held in Geelong, 10th August
|Navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS Newcomb Community Health Centre (multi-purpose room), 104-108 Bellarine Highway Newcomb, Monday 10 August
|14 July 2015
|Tandem presents to Minister Foley at the Partnership Dialogue Meeting July 14th
|The Exec Director of Tandem, Julien McDonald addressed the Partnership Dialogue Meeting this morning at a meeting attended by the Minister for Mental Health, Martin Foley, in which Carers gave input into the Mental Health Carers strategy being developed c
|09 July 2015
|Message from the Minister for Mental Health, July 9th 2015
|Letter regarding a review of new arrangements for delivery of MH Community Support Services and Alcohol & Drug Treatment Services
|03 July 2015
|Summary of Partnership Dialogue May 2015
|DHHS has summarised the Carer input during the Partnership Dialogue that was held at Mental Health & Drugs Division of the the Department of Health and Human Services on 7th May 2015
|30 June 2015
|Deloitte Report regarding the Mental Health Consumer and Carer support program
|The long awaited executive summary of the Deloitte report regarding the Mental Health Consumer and Carer support program review is now available.
|30 June 2015
|Martin Foley, Minister for Mental Health Message to the mental health sector
|The Victorian Minister for Mental Health has issued a message to the sector on 28th June 2015
|30 June 2015
|Mental Health Complaints Commissioner at Bouverie Centre
|On July 15th at 6:30pm, the Mental Health Complaints Commissioner will speak at the Bouverie Centre at an event hosted by the Victorian branch of the Australian BPD Foundation
|30 June 2015
|Tandem ENews for June is now available
|Our ENews for June contains important information on the Tandem 2015 Carer Forum, MHCSS funding, NDIS, Education and training opportunities and other items of interest.
|25 June 2015
|VICSERV Breakfast Meeting with Minister Foley re Mental Health Community Support Services
|On June 16th, Minister Foley spoke at a breakfast meeting to which VICSERV invited VMIAC and Tandem to give presentations to the Minister.
|20 April 2015
|Mental Health Commission releases review of services
|The Mental Health Commission review of mental health services and programmes has been released
|09 April 2015
|Tandem Carer Forum: Caring Counts - May 19th
|Caring Counts: registration opens 10th April - flyer available to download
|07 April 2015
|Mental Health Peer Work Qualification Development Project
|Pilot of materials: The Certificate IV has been developed alongside training resources that will support its teaching.
|07 April 2015
|April 2nd ENews now available
|Tandems ENews for April 2nd is now available
|23 February 2015
|Mental Health Program Funding extended
|Abbott Government extends PHaMs and Respite Program funding until June 30th 2016
|16 February 2015
|Advanced Statements - Carers & Consumers Guide
|Victorian Government information sheets on MH Act 2014 Advance Statements
|16 February 2015
|MHA - NDIS resources for Consumers & Carers
|Resources that will help consumers and carers become ready to engage with the NDIS
|08 January 2015
|MIND 2015 Carer Education Program
|MIND 2015 Carer Education Program available online
|19 December 2014
|NDIS Rights - Facts Sheets
|Listen to and read a variety of fact sheets developed by NDIS Rights
|19 December 2014
|New E-Flyers For MHCSS Intake
|MHCSS Intake has release information flyers in 15 languages
|02 December 2014
|CSF Administrator Position vacant
|Tandem is seeking a CSF Administrator
|28 November 2014
|Pre-Election Petition Delivered
|Lifting the Lid on Mental Health Alliance Pre-Election Petition Delivered to MPs
|18 November 2014
|Tandem ENews November 18th
|Read our latest jam-packed publication
|14 November 2014
|Annual Report & Life Membership Awards
|The Tandem Annual Report now available to download and read
|12 November 2014
|Ministerial Communique
|Mutual Support and Self-Help & Peer Support Program Funding
|10 November 2014
|Migrant & Refugee Carer Stories
|Powerful DVD converys stories of migrant and refugee mental health carers
|07 November 2014
|Lifting the Lid - VMIAC & Tandem Speeches
|Much heralded consumer and carer speeches available to download
|07 November 2014
|Important Video Alert on NDIS Gaps
|Victorians affected by mental illness are missing out under the NDIS trial
|17 October 2014
|Tandem AGM November 13th Amora Walk Hotel
|Tandem AGM ~ November 13th ~ 2014
|15 October 2014
|PETITION _Prevent thousands falling through the gaps
|855 signatures strong and WE NEED MORE!!
|15 October 2014
|Lifting the Lid Poem by Barry Dickins
|Read Barry Dickins' poem ' We're the Not To Be Forgotten Ones so Please Don't Forget Us
|26 September 2014
|Petition - Prevent thousands falling through the gaps
|ADD YOUR VOICE to the Lifting the Lid on Mental Health Pre-Election Petition
|24 September 2014
|BPD Conference October 2nd Melbourne
|4th Annual National Borderline Personality Disorder Conference - Darebin Arts Center, Melbourne - October 2nd
|25 August 2014
|September 10th ~ Lifting the Lid on Mental Health 2014 Pre-Election Forum
|Tandem and VMIAC, in collaboration with 15 mental heatlh peaks and community organisations, will present a mental heatlh pre-election forum at the Melbourne Town Hall
|11 August 2014
|Tandem Carer Forum Information DVDs
|Information DVDs on The Mental Health Act 2014, Nominated Persons and Advance Statements, and the Mental Health Complaints Commissioner are available to view on our website
|21 July 2014
|Good Medical Practice
|A Code of Conduct for Doctors in Australia
|30 June 2014
|Tandem Inc. launched June 5th
|The Carers Network has become Tandem. The VMHCN's new name and logo was launched on June 5th by Mrs Patti Newton and Ms Georgie Crozier, State Parliamentary Secretary.
|23 June 2014
|Dual Disability Carer's Forum
|Dual Disability Carer's Forum at St Vincent's Mental Health, Tuesday 22nd July 6pm-8pm
|20 May 2014
|The 2014 Carer Forum
|The 2014 Carer Forum taking place on June 12th 9am-5pm
|20 May 2014
|The Launch of Carers Network New Name
|The launch of Tandem new name taking place on Thursday June 5th at Stamford Plaza Hotel from 10am to 12 noon
|11 April 2014
|Ministerial Comunique on PDRSS Reform
|Minister Wooldridge has released a comunique for consumers and carers on the PDRSS Reform
|11 April 2014
|Mental Health Bill is passed
|On the 8th of April 2014, the Governor of Victoria proclaimed the new Mental Health Act 2014
|26 February 2014
|New Mental Health Bill introduced to Parliament
|Last week, the Victorian Government introduced the new Mental Health Bill 2014 to Parliament
|21 February 2014
|MH ECO Toolkit Marketing and Promotion Officer
|An exciting opportunity to be involved in the marketing and promotion of a experience-based research tool within the mental health field.
|20 November 2013
|Family and Carer information flyer for the new MH Act
|To access a new information flyer based on the Mental Health Act Policy Direction click here
|06 November 2013
|Tandem Annual General Meeting
|Come and hear Paul Smith, Executive Director: Mental Health, Drugs and Regions Division speak at Tandem AGM
|06 November 2013
|Tandem e-news October 28th, 2013
|To access the latest e-news from Tandem click here
|25 March 2013
|Tandem e-News 21st March
|To access the latest e-News click on this item.
|25 March 2013
|New PDRSS catchment areas
|The Department of Health have announced new catchment areas for PDRSS. For further details, click on this item
|21 March 2013
|Tandem e-news March 13th
|For the latest Tandem e-News click on this item
|11 February 2013
|Tandem eNews 7th January
|To access the latest Tandem eNews click on this item
|14 November 2012
|Tandem eNews update 14th November
|To find the latest eNews update from Tandem click on this item
|02 November 2012
|Tandem eNews Update 1st November
|To find the latest eNews update from Tandem click on this item
|29 October 2012
|New Carer Recognition Act 2012, Victoria, Website
|Click here for more information about the Carer Recognition Act 2012, Victoraa
|10 October 2012
|Carers Week Afternoon Tea
|Carers week Afternoon Tea on Tuesday 16 October 1:00-3:00pm
|05 October 2012
|Tandem e-news update October 5th
|latest information including policy, events and news
|27 September 2012
|Tandem eNews update
|Tandem eNews update contains information about systemic advocacy, sector updates and what Tandem has been doing.
|25 September 2012
|Bouverie FacilitatorTraining
|Bouverie Centre 2 day facilitator training for 'fostering realistic hope' workshop
|07 September 2012
|Mini Conference: Caring, Cared for & Carer
|Bouverie Centre will hold its 10th annual mini conference on Tuesday 9th October, 9:15am - 4:30pm
|07 September 2012
|One Destination: Different Journeys
|ADEC will hold a transcultural mental health forum, Wednesday, 17 October, 2012, 8.45am � 2.00pm
|05 September 2012
|Last night's 7:30 Report (ABC), interviews family carers
|In the lead up to the National Mental Health Commission's report, released later this year, the 7.30 Report interviewed two family carers of people with a mental illness.
|29 August 2012
|Victorian Auditor's Report into Carer Support Programs
|The Victorian Auditor General's Office (VAGO) have recently tabled a report to parliament on carer support programs
|29 August 2012
|Launch of website to raise awareness
|please click on link to find out more about new carer website to raise awareness
|27 July 2012
|New Online Mental Health Portals
|Over the last two weeks there has been the launch of two new Metnal Health e-portals for mental health.
|10 July 2012
|Tandem response to the PDRSS reform consultation paper
|For a copy of our response to the Department of Health, PDRSS reform strategy click on this item
|06 July 2012
|national e-mental health online portal
|National e-mental health line launched by Minister for Mental Health
|31 May 2012
|Mental Health Commission Forum
|The Mental Health Commision is holding a forum in Geelong, June 20th
|01 May 2012
|National Mental Health Report Card
|Online survey for National Report Card on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
|01 May 2012
|BPD clinical guidelines review
|National Health and Medical Research Council review of clinical guidelines for BPD
|01 May 2012
|National Mental Health Recovery Project
|May 30th the Mental Health Recovery Project will be holding a consultation in Melbourne


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BEIJING (AP) Four years after Amir Khan became a star in Athens, the British boxing team hopes it has found another teenage phenomenon.
Billy Joe Saunders, the 18-year-old welterweight from a Gypsy family, beat Adem Kilicci of Turkey 14-3 Sunday on the second day of the Olympic tournament.
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Demetrius Andrade, the world-champion American welterweight, will make his Olympic debut in the evening session along with light welterweight teammate Javier Molina.
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Chickpea, Chilli and Coriander Soup
This has decidedly Mexican overtones. It isn't too hot and spicy but the presence of the chilli does give it a nice kick, and the flavour and texture of chickpeas is perfect for soup.
This recipe is from Delia's Winter Collection, Delia's Vegetarian Collection. Serves 6
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First of all, drain the chickpeas in a colander, rinse them under the cold tap then place them in the saucepan with 2¾ pints (1.75 litres) of boiling unsalted water. Then bring them up to simmering point, put a lid on and cook them very gently for about 1 hour or until the chickpeas are absolutely tender and squashy.
While they're cooking, prepare the rest of the soup ingredients. The coriander and cumin seeds should be dry roasted in a small pre-heated pan for 2-3 minutes, then crushed in a pestle and mortar. After that, melt the butter in the pan, add the crushed spices along with the chopped garlic and chillies and cook over a low heat for about 5 minutes. Now add the turmeric, stir and heat that gently before removing the pan from the heat.
As soon as the chickpeas are tender, drain them in a colander placed over a bowl to reserve the cooking water. Transfer the chickpeas to a liquidiser together with a couple of ladles of cooking water and purée them until fine and smooth. Now add the lemon zest, coriander stalks and spices from the pan along with another ladleful of cooking water and blend once more until fine and smooth.
Next, the whole lot needs to go back into the saucepan with the rest of the reserved cooking water. Bring it all up to a gentle simmer, give it a good stir, season, then simmer gently for a further 30 minutes. All this can be done in advance, then, when you're ready to serve the soup, re-heat very gently without letting it come to the boil. Stir in half the crème fraîche and the lemon juice, taste to check the seasoning, then serve in hot soup bowls with the rest of the crème fraîche swirled in.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (44 votes).
In short: Hard run but scenery made up for it!In full: HOt and sweaty, but plenty of water laid on, well marked trail, and not too hilly. Well marshalled, and nice goody bag at the end. Will do this again next year (despite rubbish time!).Date of review: July 8, 2009
In short: Hot but enjoyable, narrow in parts but makes a change from road running!Date of review: July 7, 2009
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In short: Fabulous off-road race, gorgeous forest trails with some hills making it challenging but totally enjoyable.Date of review: July 5, 2009
In short: well organised and great terrain. it was hot and airless so quite a slog up those sandy hills. definitely do it again. gDate of review: July 4, 2009
In short: Great race with lovely sceneryIn full: Great organisation, friendly people in a lovely location. Just wished I had trained more!Date of review: July 4, 2009
In short: Hard with great surroundingsIn full: Very well organised, one of the best ive been to. Great course but tough going, very hilly in places. The goodie bag was the best ive ever had! Definitely do it again!!! Worth the high entry feeDate of review: July 3, 2009
In short: Hot, hard, but great atmosphere.Date of review: July 3, 2009
In short: ToughIn full: A really good workout in my slowest time for a 10k for years, but notice that the winning time is also a lot worse than last year. Apart from the heat, the course had been lengthened to 10.25k and the heat a undulations made it hard work!Date of review: July 3, 2009
In full: Really warm weather, excellent raceDate of review: July 3, 2009
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This software has been developed for a review on different techniques on the estimation of the fundamental matrix. The following techniques have been implemented:
Usage: FMatrix -match file1 file2 | -match2 file [-l | -n | -nl | -g | -m | -rp | -lmeds | -ng | -nnl | -nnlrp] [-v] [-outFundM F] [-outCovF CovF] [-outRMS dist] [-recons File] *** Estimation of fundamental matrix between 2 point sets *** *** A Program of Zhengyou Zhang (email@example.com) *** -match :- specifies the two files containing matched points (each line in each file contains u & v coordinates) -match2 :- specifies the file containing matched points (each line contains four numbers: u v u' v') (one and only one of -match and -match2 must be specified) -l :- linear method -n :- linear method with data normalization -nl :- nonlinear method based on distances between points and epipolar lines -g :- nonlinear method based on gradient-weighted epipolar errors -m :- same as -nl, but uses M-estimator instead of Least-squares -rp :- minimizes distances between points and reprojections -lmeds :- least median of squares -ng :- combination of -n and -g [Default method] -nnl :- combination of -n and -nl -nnlrp :- combination of -n, -nl and -rp -v :- verbose mode -outFundM :- specifies the file in which to save the F matrix -outCovF :- specifies the file in which to save the covariance matrix -outRMS :- specifies the file in which to save the average distance -recons :- specifies the file in which to save the projective reconstruction
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Winn Excel RF Midsize Grip
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Ideal for the player with larger hands, the Winn Excel RF Midsize Golf Grip is the accessory you need to take your game to the next level. A soft and comfortable feel is created by the grip to help with grip compression and provide shock absorption.
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Accommodations while visiting UA
Lodging options are available within 15 minutes of the University (list from Google).
Advantages of city living
Akron is the fifth largest city in Ohio. Five advantages of going to college in an urban setting:
- Whether you grab a bite at a restaurant downtown or attend a minor league baseball game, Akron always has something to keep boredom at bay.
Internships and co-ops opportunities
- The university has great relationships with distinguished business in the surrounding areas, benefitting students with prominent internships and co-ops.
- From the Greater Akron Chamber to the Young Professionals group, networking won't be a problem in Akron.
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- The university and the city of Akron work together to provide employment opportunities on and off campus.
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You don't have to travel far to enjoy an affordable vacation away from your studies. Whether you prefer exploring a forest via zip line, canoeing and fishing in the lake or skiing down a snow trail, there are numerous getaway locations within 3 hours of the university for you to discover.
- Boston Mills Brandywine Ski Resort – 20 minutes
- Downtown Cleveland – 45 minutes
- Geneva on the Lake – 1 hour and 20 minutes
- Put-In-Bay, Cedar Point & surrounding waterparks – 1 hour and 30 minutes
- Hocking Hills – 3 hours
The city of Akron is home to Zips athletics as well as professional and minor league teams. Students of Akron have the best of both worlds; the community involvement in a Division I Athletics program, along with access to multiple major-league teams within 45 minutes of campus.
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- Cleveland professional teams: Cavs, Browns and Indians
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Get lost in the abundance of art and culture located in Downtown Akron. No matter your interests, there's something to suit your creative flare.
- Actors' Summit - Professional theater performed by Ohio artists
- Akron Civic Theater - Entertainment and live performances ranging from musicals to comedy
- E.J. Thomas Hall - Offering speakers and more, right on campus
- Akron Art Museum
- Akron Area Arts Alliance - Art classes and more offered through AAAA, a non-profit organization promoting arts and culture in Akron
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So many restaurants, so little time. Try to find your favorite fare amongst the decadent and flavorful cuisine in the area. Your taste buds will thank you.
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Get up and get moving! Staying active in between classes and studying couldn't be easier in Akron. With endless possibilities around the area, you'll have a hard time choosing which one you want to do first.
- Akron Marathon | Rubber City Race Series - The well regarded fall marathon now has two warm-up events in the summer, offering 1-mile to half-marathon options.
- Akron Zoo - More than 700 animals from around the world located 10 minutes west of campus.
- Metro parks - Metro offers 14 parks, conservation areas and 125 miles of trails for all sorts of outdoor fun
- Cuyahoga Valley National Park - More than 100 miles of trails for bike ride, walking or running, along with the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad.
- Portage Lakes - Rent outdoor equipment from the SRWC and head to the Portage Lakes, 8 lakes expanding over 2,000 acres, offering a variety of outdoor adventures just 10 minutes away
- Road Races - Whether you're a running veteran or attempting your first 5k, Akron and surrounding areas have road races for you
- Towpath Trail on the Ohio & Erie Canal - A 101-mile trail from Lake Erie to Zoar, Ohio
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- Blossom Music Center - This famous music venue features national artists and also doubles as a haunted horror attraction in October
- Lock 3 - Downtown Akron's outdoor venue offering affordable, family entertainment
- Nightlife - No time for sleeping when Akron's vivacious nightlife is within walking distance from campus
Annual events and festivals
Akron hosts thousands of events each year from live concerts to monthly art walks and historic festivals to holiday celebrations. Join other students and citizens of Akron in learning and loving your community.
The rich history of Akron has been archived in the city's many museums. Students can take advantage of Free Thursdays at the Akron Art Museum, student discounts at the Hower House and so much more.
The city of Akron provides numerous selections for spiritual growth in different religious practices.
- Click on this link for a directory of Apostolic, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Non-Denominational, Orthodox, Pentecostal, Presbyterian, and United Methodist churches.


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Medium natural and messy style for African American women
The natural bounce and springiness of African-American hair is allowed to shine through in this casual women's hairstyle. Medium-length black hair is rubbed through with styling product, then blow-dried with the fingers, allowing the waves and curls to come yet, yet still be shiny. A brush is then used to gather hair off the face, but not used to pull completely through the strands. The roots are set to stay off the face, and then held in place with pins at the side of the head. A barely-there, off-center part helps attain that casual look. The rest of the strands are allowed to fall to the shoulders in a light mass of curls.


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