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The Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro is the place to be this week for those interested in global cooperation for a sustainable future. The Global Footprint Network team has been participating in Rio+20 events for the past two weeks. In particular, President Mathis Wackernagel, Research Scientist and Science Coordinator Kyle Gracey, and Director of External Affairs Kath Delaney have been engaged on the ground advancing our Ecological Footprint work.
We've rounded up a few of the highlights below.
To kick things off, Kyle participated in the Seventh Meeting of the UN Committee of Experts on Environmental-Economic Accounting (UNCEEA), providing an update on the Ecological Footprint methodology. He then joined Dr. Richard Mattison of Trucost (UK) and Dr. Ashok Kumar Chapagain of WWF-UK in a panel organized by Michael Becker of WWF-Brazil, to clarify for decision-makers the strengths and weaknesses of the "footprint family" of indicators known as Ecological Footprint, Water Footprint and Carbon Footprint.
The first public presentation of the Ecological Footprint of Sao Paulo was given last week, a recently completed project that was conducted with Global Footprint Network data, in collaboration with WWF-Brasil, EcosSistemas, and the governments of the state and the city of São Paulo. As the largest city in Latin America, Sao Paulo's Footprint is instructive—one conclusion of the study was that if everyone lived like people in São Paulo city, 2.5 planets would be needed. A handful of national governments are adopting Footprint accounting, and now cities are beginning to use the tool to have a better understanding of their demands on natural resources. Last year, Campo Grande was the first Brazilian city to undertake the calculation and Global Footprint Network did a project with the city of Curitiba.
Kyle was a panelist at both Eye on Earth Summit's New Funding Models for International Development and a session called Open Dialogue on The Future We Choose, organized by the Stockholm Resilience Centre and the UN Secretary-General's High-level Panel on Global Sustainability, that emphasized a science-based approach to sustainable development.
On Thursday Kyle represented Global Footprint Network at a side event hosted by the Czech Republic called "Measuring a Green Economy: Insights into "Beyond GDP" Indicators." He explained how Ecological Footprint accounting helps countries succeed in a resource-competitive world. Global Footprint Network has launched a project with UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative and leading financial institutions to investigate the links between ecological risk and sovereign credit ratings and bonds.
Our Ecological Footprint work was acknowledged with two significant honors this week in Rio de Janeiro. On Sunday, June 17, the Asahi Glass Foundation awarded the prestigious Blue Planet Prize to Mathis, along with Bill Rees, in recognition of their work in developing the Ecological Footprint tool. The award comes with $300,000, which is being donated by Mathis in its entirety to Global Footprint Network, to be used as matching funds to help advance Ecological Footprint accounting. National Geographic wrote an excellent article covering the ceremony and awardees, with Mathis being quoted in the lead paragraph, asking, "We're facing a global storm, and the question is, is our boat ready?"
On Tuesday Wackernagel and Rees also received the Kenneth E. Boulding Award, the world's top honor in the field of ecological economics, by the International Society for Ecological Economics (ISEE).
Jigmi Thinley, the Prime Minister of Bhutan, offered congratulatory remarks to Mathis and Bill, saying, "The Ecological Footprint is certainly one of the most important and influential measurement and communication tools of the century. I regularly use the Footprint results in my own statements, and indeed rely on that information to understand and communicate the devastating impact of current consumption patterns on the world's limited resource base and to urge more sustainable policies. It is without question one of the most powerful ways to put the responsibility for sustainability firmly on all our shoulders through awareness of every resource we consume and every nuance of our behaviours and lifestyles."
We would like to give a shout out to our friends at Fundacion AVINA for hosting a reception, giving people a chance to meet with Mathis personally and share each other's work and experience.
In between sessions and presentations, Mathis, Kath, and Kyle have been furiously busy networking with participants, and giving interviews to media, such as UOL, the largest online news portal. UOL bought a Brazil Ecological Footprint calculator license for their website, which is live now, and posted an elegant infographic on Brazil's Ecological Footprint, based on Global Footprint Network data and the Living Planet Report.
Surely the Global Footprint Network's RIO+20 team deserves to dance a little samba and sip a little of Brazilian's national cocktail, caipirinha, before they leave Rio.


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Very nice pies! Interesting that you use 240 grams (8.4 oz) for a 10 inch... I was using 199 grams (7 oz) and barely making ten inches before, and have decided to go to 212 gram (7.5 oz) to make it easier to hit 10 inches faster. I'm training my volunteers and partners on how to make the dough for the next three weeks before we go live to the farmer's market, so ti will be interesting to see if they can get to 10 inches, or whether we'll need to up the dough weight a bit.Your crust looks pillowy soft! Hope you're able to find a way to make your business plan work!
Thanks for the videos. Great way to start my morning before work. Your pies look great!!!! Mark
Fidel,I need to get some of those Japanese pizza ingredients. They apparently do not cause you to maintain a permanent 15-18% extra degree of body fat like ours in the US do. You know, there's a saying about thin chefs.... In this case I would discount that old saw --- I would trust you INHERENTLY to cook me a stellar pizza. Maybe if I only ate 4 entire pies instead of 5 entire pies each time.... Well it was fun watching your vid.Thanks!John K
Fidel,Your pizzas look delicious! Norma
Extremely impressive, both the pizzas and the oven!
Wish I was talented enough to build my own oven...
Thanks, dmcavanagh!I always said the same thing too. So I bought "The Breadbuilders" book and used Alan Scott's plan from that, with a few of my own modifications, as I wanted it to accommodate what I thought might be needed for NP . I was not confident enough to try to build a "Pompei" style oven, but this one has worked out so well for me that my dad began building the exact same oven in Arizona, using the same book, which I gave him when I finished building my oven. Neither one of us is a mason, but the plan in the book is something I think that anyone can follow. BTW, he's almost finished building his oven!
And this video from just hours ago...
Beautiful pie! And I can't believe how much wood you have in the yard! It's a lifetime of never ending pizzas! =)
Thanks for the compliments, everyone! Where I am in my pizza making so far, I attribute to all of the stuff I gathered here on these forums. Actually, what you see in the video isn't even close to half of the firewood I have. About ten paces to the right of my oven is about 3/4 cord, all split. Then, about 25 paces to the left of my oven, which is actually in my father in-law's vegetable field, there's an 16 foot long by 5 foot high stack of Oak logs. A lifetime of neverending pizzas indeed!!

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Hey look, I enjoy the Stones music about as much as the next guy. But over the years I've encountered people that say the Stones are better.
If these folks say this simply 'cause they prefer their style more than the Beatles or feel that the Stones are better in concert, well then that's fine. The part where they'll lose the argument is when one compares the level of creativity, the singing ability, the prolific songwriting.
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Landgasthof Adler in Rosenberg, not far from Schwäbisch Hall, is one of the best country inns in Germany.
The Bauers have transformed the country inn, which has been in their family since the mid-19th century, into a real gem that is a perfect marriage between the traditional and the modern. This is echoed by Josef Bauer's cuisine, immaculately crafted using the finest and usually locally sourced ingredients. He wows with innovative ideas, contemporary flavour accents and transparent flavour combinations which make his cuisine so distinctive and worth discovering. No wonder the Landgasthof attracts food lovers from far and wide. Bauer challenges his diners but not too much – his dishes tend to be simply prepared, sometimes tinged by irony, with brilliant accents that allow the food to shine in a fresh light.
For the amuse bouche, Bauer usually serves an exquisite Swabian or German speciality in miniature, such as lentils with spätzle noodles or his amazing pike-perch currywurst. One unmissable starter is his lukewarm vegetable salad , with just the right amount of vegetables carefully and individually cooked, in a marriage with a succulent red mullet. Another standout dish is Bauer's tomato – tomato – tomato, a contemporary, transparent elucidation of the character of different varieties of tomato, brilliantly faceted with wild herbs. Main courses not to be missed include Bauer's tripe dishes and his Hohenlohe rib of beef with onion confit and potato purée , which is to die for. Then, to finish, one of his excellent soufflés – and all's well with the world...
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For many galleries, moving into a ground-floor space is a rite of passage. For a museum whose primary function is to serve the public, such a move is all the more significant. Late this summer, the staff of MOCA Cleveland will leave its retrofitted location on the second floor of a former department store and set up shop inside a brand-new, stand-alone building in the heart of the city's emerging arts district. The $27-million Farshid Moussavi-designed, hexagonal space will be the anchor of one end of the Uptown neighborhood, near Case Western Reserve University. (The other is occupied by the Cleveland Institute of Art.) The building will be Moussavi's first in the United States, as well as her first museum.
"It's a museum space that is truly an expression of our program," MOCA Cleveland director Jill Snyder told ARTINFO. The new space is specially designed for a kunsthalle. As one of the few non-collecting contemporary art museums in the country, MOCA Cleveland didn't need permanent collection galleries or much storage space. What it did need a whole lot of flexibility.
"I'm not a fan of galleries with irregular configurations because I think contemporary art is irregular enough," Snyder explained. "The space doesn't have to provide yet another element of unconventionality." That's why the faceted building shifts from a hexagonal shape on the ground floor — allowing visitors six different access points — to a four-sided shape on the fourth floor, which houses the main, 6,000-square-foot gallery space.
In addition to being flexible, Snyder wanted the space to feel accessible. Though the majority of the building's exterior is covered with steel paneling, a large, triangular window cutting across one side of the building offers a peek at all four floors. "We wanted viewers to be able to see what's going on inside from the street," says Snyder.
Beginning in October, passerby looking into the triangular window will see a massive painting by Katharina Grosse commissioned especially for the atrium, covering three stories of MOCA's elevator shaft and spilling out into the stairwell. (Grosse's project will be the first in a series of commissions for the space.) The painting is part of the museum's inaugural exhibition, "Inside Out and From the Ground Up," a group show exploring space and architecture, for which celebrated French-Canadian artist David Altmejd will create his largest vitrine to date — a fittingly splashy showpiece for Cleveland's new power museum.


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Army opens Warrior Games with nine cycling medals
Prince Harry started the first race of the cycling competition on May 12 at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ― With Prince Harry on hand to start the men's handcycling competition, the 2013 Warrior Games presented by Deloitte competitions kicked-off in Colorado Springs, Colo., with the cycling events. The wheels spun forwarded from there.
Army finished with nine medals (one gold medal, four silver medals and four bronze medals), ahead of the Marine Corps and Special Operations, which had four medals each. Air Force claimed three medals and Navy won a bronze medal.
Air Force Maj. Scott Bullis, who lives in Colorado Springs, delighted the hometown crowd by starting and finished the men's recumbent cycling in first place (39:04). Bullis could not have been more proud of the result of his hard work
"I feel really good about bringing in the first gold for the Air Force especially being here to do it," said Bullis. "I'm proud of my teammates, conditions were good, our training paid off and we came out on top. I was happy to see us win the silver in women's too."
Retired Maj. Jennifer Kyseth (Edmond, Okla.) won the silver medal in women's handcycle and recumbent.
Second and third place for men's recumbent 20k were won by Army Staff Sgt. Michael Lage (San Antonio, Texas) and Army Spc. Michael Phillips (Hamilton, Ga.) in 40:45 and 45:13 respectively.
Men's handcycle 10k event brought Marine SSgt. Ronnie Jimenez (29 Palms, Calif.) won the first gold medal of the competition in 21:53, topping retired Army Sargent Anthony Robinson (Bethesda, Md.), who finished in 22:16, and Marine Corporal Justin Gaertner (Tampa, Fla.) of Special Operations, who finished in 22:35.
Women's recumbent 10k saw Sgt. Lori Yrigoyen (Camp Pendleton, Calif.) win first place for the Marine Corps, even though she did not know it. "Am I first? Did I win?" she asked after the race.
When given the affirmative, Yrigoyen threw her fists in the air with a triumphant cry.
"I've been training since 2012 and really pushing it since then," she said. "This is my first one, so to be coming in gold, it feels so good."
Kyseth was second in 25:31 while Army Spc. Elizabeth Wasil followed in 28:54.
Coming in fourth place in the women's recumbent cycling event was Corporal Claire Edwards of the British Army, who is competing as a part of the collective British Armed Forces team. Her main drive was simply supporting her other U.S. military confidantes.
"I love the Warrior Games and all the lifelong friends it's made for me," Edwards said. "On the training side though, the hills are what got me, but the weather is so great I can't really complain."
The women's 10k open bicycle events were flooded with Army medals. Capt. Lacey Hamilton (Fort Meade, Md.) won in 20:26 while veteran Margaux Mange (Yuma, Ariz.) took second in 20:37. Veteran Ashley Crandall (Philadelphia, Pa.) placed third in 20:48.
The ladies received their medals along with a kiss from Prince Harry, the medal presenter.
Men's 30k open bicycle event awarded Warrior Gams returning Marine Sgt. Brian McPherson of Athens, Ga., a gold medal (47:20). Special Operations' Mark Vomund (Whispering Pines, N.C.) was only four seconds behind , winning the silver medal, and Army Staff Sgt. Spencer Anderson II (Fountain, Colo.) received the bronze for his 47:24 time.
Men's 30k physical disability race and 30k mixed tandem race closed out the day's events with a spread of branches making appearances on the podium. The physical disability race saw Army Sgt. Major Christopher Self (Clarksville, Tenn.) of Special Operations taking the gold medal in a time of 52:35. Army veteran JR Salzman (Menomonie, Wis.) won the silver with 52:50 and Marine Sgt. Jorge Toledo (Oceanside, Calif.), two seconds behind, took home the bronze.
U.S. Army Cpt. Ivan Casto (Fayetteville, N.C.) of Special Operations won the mixed tandum gold medal with his 47:22 run. Air Force Cpt. Wesley Glisson (Cibolo, Texas) with the silver at 51:04 and retired Navy Builder Constructionman Dan Peters (Chicago, Ill.) won the bronze with 53:43.
Yrigoyen summed up the athletes' overall consensus that the Warrior Games are about more than winning medals.
"I didn't just do it for myself," he said. "I did it for the Marines on the left and right of me and the ones who weren't able to come. I felt like I was a part of something bigger after the opening ceremony, and I couldn't be happier to be a part of something so great."
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The family groups themselves are remarkable social collectives. "Dr. Noon was very specific on wanting to make Save the Chimps as close to a wild environment as possible in a sanctuary setting," Feuerstein says. "So we arranged the groups in a range of ages and sex."
Upon arrival to the island sanctuary, many of the chimps had never touched grass. They were wary of the new environment and the openness of it. But after a while, they took to the new home, either running and playing on the island or sticking close to the night house, creating nests. The chimps tapped into a primal instinct and began acting like chimpanzees.
"They are truly acting like they would if they were in the wild. Sixty-five percent of their time is spent grooming and sleeping," Feuerstein says. "You may think they are just sitting around, but, well, that's what wild chimps do. They do run and play, strut the island in that confident chimp way, but for the most part they are acting as a family of wild chimps would."
In the end, the best remedy for the emotional scars built up over years of exploitation is the sanctuary itself. Noon knew this and fought tirelessly for it, Feuerstein says: "Dr. Noon was really singled minded when it came to chimps; she just wanted to save them."
"This place is a godsend," Benzer adds. "When was the last time you saw a chimp in captivity walk more than 10 paces? Here, they can walk, run, climb, do the things they would do in the wild. It is amazing to see how they have taken to this place, going from cramped and confined cages to this openness. Some of these chimps had never touched grass, never seen the sun; it is really amazing to see these chimps take to this place."
The mission of Save the Chimps is ongoing and permanent. With a staff of 53 and a growing corps of volunteers, the sanctuary strives for safety and consistency—routine. "Chimps are really like humans; they like routine but also like some variety," says Feuerstein.
The daily routine consists of breakfast of fresh fruits, vegetables, and monkey chow in the sanctuary house, which allows for staff to make it out onto the islands to clean and plant "environmental manipulations"—snacks, toys, small things hidden throughout the island to stimulate the chimps. Lunch follows in the sanctuary house: "they love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, we make lots of PB&Js as well as oat meal, pasta and rice," says Feuerstein. Staff again cleans ("there is always lots of shredded paper,"), and plants more toys and activities for the chimps. Dinner follows, giving the chimps three solid meals a day, much of which is donated from local farms. In-between, the chimps can come and go as they please, a freedom most had never known before.
The three-year goal is to reach maximum capacity of 300 chimps, which would entail a 13th island and 28 more chimps—"I could find another 28 chimps in a heartbeat, we just don't have the room yet," says Feuerstein. But more immediate facility needs are on the 'to-do list,' including the construction of a maintenance facility; an expansion of the kitchen facility, which was originally built to handle just 28 chimps, but now facilitates the feeding of more than 270 chimps on property; and an extension of the Special Needs building, to give the eight chimps a "space to experience the grass, the sun, just be a chimp."
The long-term goal is a little more grandiose: a future where sanctuaries are no longer needed; meaning chimps will no longer be used for biomedical research, in the entertainment industry and outlawing the pet trade. The only way for this to happen is the U.S. government and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to officially classify chimpanzees as an endangered species within the United States, effectively closing all loopholes allowing for the exploitation of chimpanzees. As it stands, the FWS proposed an amendment to both houses of Congress, granting chimpanzees the full protection of the Endangered Species Act: The Great Ape Protection and Cost Saving Act of 2011 [H.R. 1513; S.810]; the House bill was referred to committee. Strangely, these two bills have bipartisan support.
Another bright spot in Save the Chimps' long-term goal came in December of 2011, when the National Institute of Health (NIH), part of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and one of the world's foremost medical research centers, took steps to ease the burden of research on chimps, which may lead to phasing out the practice altogether. Siding with the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) report "Chimpanzees in Biomedical and Behavioral Research: Assessing the Necessity," NIH announced "it will not fund any new projects for research involving chimpanzees while the Agency considers and issues policy implementing the IOM's recommendations." As of fiscal year 2011, NIH funded 94,000 projects, 53 of which used chimps. The NIH's stance: "The use of higher animals comes with higher moral costs."
The IOM, though recognizing the specific need of chimpanzees in research in years past, sites that "recent advances in alternate research tools have rendered chimpanzees largely unnecessary as research subjects." IOM's assessment does not go as far as banning chimp research outright, nor does it endorse the use of chimps for research, rather "establishes a set of uniform criteria for determining when, if ever, current and future research use of chimpanzees is necessary to treat, prevent or control public health challenges."
Until changes become permanent, Save the Chimps is, at the very least, a chance to make amends. It is a place of perseverance, acceptance and forgiveness. These chimps had experienced horrors, there is no innocence left, and though there were things garnered in the process of exploitation, for the few that have had the chance to observe these animals on the sanctuary grounds have walked away learning something much more valuable: Compassion in its purest and most base form. To some, chimps are a lesser animal, simply part of man's dominion; to those who have walked among the islands realize we still have much to learn.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (11 votes).
In short: A great seriesIn full: Again, I'm biased due to this being my clubs race! A superb series of runs hosted by Centurions around Babbs Mill lake. Great atmosphere as always, a very generous selection of prizes and a very fast course. Everyone is very welcome, and a great memento is awarded to all finishers who have completed 4+ races. I look forward to the next series!Date of review: May 3, 2011
In short: Friendly and funIn full: 3 laps of a park on mainly trail paths. Well organised, excellent support and very encouraging marshalls. I only wish I'd learnt about this series earlier and so could have got the required 4 races in to achieve a memento (!) - and to monitor my times over the same course.Very nice atmosphere - thanks to all concerned.Date of review: April 11, 2010
In short: Expensive, no medal, lack of timing equipment, no mileage postsIn full: £8 entrance fee, no medal, no timing of any type and no mileage markers. To add insult to injury the tea, post race was 60 pence.Date of review: February 7, 2010
In short: Flat, simple, and friendly. No major issues at all.Date of review: February 7, 2010
In short: Well marshalled, friendly race, but VERY wet and muddy!In full: This is a review from the very back of the field! Slightly depressing to be lapped by 5 front-runners this month (only 4 last time), but an otherwise enjoyable run. A lovely cammeraderie between those of us who knew we would be at the back and were likel to be lappedDate of review: December 6, 2009
In full: The weather made this race seem worse than it was but with waterlogged paths and strong winds with the odd downpour thrown in my misery turned to disbelief that insufficient water had been allowed for at the end. Thank goodness it wasn't a warm day. Providing water at the end is surely a basic minimum requirement. Surely you need one drinks station even at the start of a lap would do?!Date of review: November 16, 2009
In short: A fast, friendly race with a generous prize-list :o)In full: I confess that I'm biased - this is my club's race. It's a flat course, mostly on tarmac and good paths, with just a small section of rough trail on each lap. The organisation is smooth, results are posted promptly, and there are hot drinks in the school hall afterwards. There's also a generous prize-list, with a different vet and junior category singled out for extra prizes each month, and lots of spot prizes. Definitely worth the trip!Date of review: March 3, 2009
In short: a well run race and very friendly staff and marshalls . go on you know you want to run one .In full: Well i did not get the finishing time i wanted but that was due to lack of training . But the organisation and running of this event is first class and if you live in the area i believe you would love the run .Date of review: March 1, 2009
In short: Enjoyable for a newbie like me - plenty of track side encouragementt from the clubDate of review: February 3, 2009
In short: fast,1 small,2 big laps,around the lake.In full: fast 1 small 2 big laps around scenic park paths and around the lake.organised by centurion running club, this grand prix series has been going on for around 25 + years!! back in the day i use to 27 mins for this race,this year being my comeback i ran 33.07!! hope to get faster over the series which ends in April 09 Date of review: December 13, 2008
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I think I need to express my thoughts and concerns as I see them regarding OTTI tea tastings. I greatly enjoy OTTI tastings even though it is a huge challenge and a ton of work. I hope you do as well. If they are to continue, a few things need to be clarified.
As you read, please remember that the reason I enjoy OTTIs so much is not that I personally get to try more teas ... no, it is in the sharing of the opportunity with others to try many new teas.
So, please do not take any comments personally, not my intent. And I may not be 100% right, but there are certain realities of OTTI, practical aspects that may take precedent over other factors if OTTI is to continue indefinitely.
I am breaking the points down into several posts, hopefully logically.
Before I begin, a cornerstone of OTTI is to build relationships on varying levels that can be in conflict at times. We build our relationships with each other. We develop relationships with vendors who we may not try otherwise.
Also I apologize for the long winded nature of my posts. But I have given much thought to what I wanted to say.


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i respect fatman for posting this thread. i was having some fun, that's all.
personally speaking, i have never sat down and stared at my spend leaves and tried to ascertain where this particular leaf came from. it's like looking at maple syrup and try to guess what what maple tree from what area in canada my syrup came from. just getting a bit anal.


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http://www.willishenry.com/auctions/05/autograph%2005%20hist%20session%20one/autographs%20historical%20cat%2005%20.htm The page at the website from Willis Henry Auction house in Marshfield, Massachusetts, where the image of the John Southwick document is found. Look at item H35.
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http://www.willishenry.com/auctions/05/autograph%2005%20hist%20session%20one/autographs%20historical%20cat%2005%20.htm The page at the website from Willis Henry Auction house in Marshfield, Massachusetts, where the image of the John Southwick document is found. Look at item H35.
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Very interesting post, Heather. It's remarkable that the old document was for sale on the internet at the time you need it. I feel like it will be purchased and buried forever, although I hope not. I think they refer to this as "former ancestors"?? You did a nice job, and pretty quickly, of re-investigating this. Thanks for the sources. -- DianeReplyDelete
Congrats to you and Barb for some great research and cooperation. Well done.ReplyDelete
Thanks, Heather for using your research and collaboration with Barbara to illustrate why genealogists must be open to peer review. All too frequently .misguided researchers won't let go of their long held conclusions about ancestors. Your post explains that what appeared true long ago may not hold up in light of information in newly unearthed documents.ReplyDelete
GREAT post!
Wow - great post, Heather. Wonderful new information - very exciting, I'm sure.ReplyDelete
I had to chop out a big detailed line on my ex-hubby's father's side when I literally bumped into a big gravestone here in Vancouver BC with many names on it that didn't match with the ones I'd been sure were his greatgrandparents and children! Oh my, two same-named men, same occupation as young men, born/raised in the same small region in Ontario, marrying two same-named Irish girls around the same time, ending up across the continent in Vancouver. Who'd have thunk, eh?! It was actually very exciting to me, although my kids thought I would be discouraged. Nope. I was extremely excited and ready to dig again!
I agree that when you have to revise a line, it is a challenge to examine the documentation and figure out the puzzle. It's like doing a jigsaw puzzle when you discover the piece you were sure went "there", really doesn't go there at all. That is what makes genealogy fascinating and fun for me. I've only had one negative interaction when someone used my error to imply I wasn't much of a historian to have made such a mistake - my user name on ancestry is historyteacher63. I've had so many positive experiences from comments from other genealogists and they are greatly appreciated and lead to new and exciting opportunities.ReplyDelete
Hi Heather, Missing you at SCGS Jamboree this year! Aloha, DonnaReplyDelete


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ribex wrote:Almost forgot! I wanted to say that I infused two teaspoons of Citron Green *4* times in my ingenuiTEA today and while each cup has a different flavor to it, it's still completely drinkable (and not just watery). I'm learning so much about tea!
ribex wrote:I want to eventually wean myself off of sweeteners, but I really can't get myself to drink more than a sip without some splenda. I'm a tea-purist-wannabe, I guess.
PeteVu wrote:i find that most of my guests who say they want sweet tea actually want a lighter and more crisp taste. I often brew a non-black tea and add in a little of an herbal infusion (my best reactions came from chamomile). green teas like gunpowder or most black teas are probably a bad idea, but light oolongs, jasmine, whites, or fluffy greens like kukitcha should be able to convert the most sugarly stubborn people. try a red bloom ball and two teaspoons of chamomile.


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I just received and activated a starter from them as well. I found that a compact fluorescent light bulb (15watts) in a big pot (turkey fryer) with the lid on worked great. The lid already had a hole for a fryer thermometer so I just dropped an instant read thermometer in there. Stayed at a nice even 90F. If it is too cool throw a coat over it.Mike
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if you want more coverage from a mineral foundation, try dampening your brush first. We used the client's own mineral foundation which was okay dry...but when wet it made her skin flawless!
- if you find a foundation is too light for you, use it in the center of your face only...it will highlight you and make you glow...then you can use a darker one around the outside of your face...this is what I did with the client's makeup when the two shades she hadn't weren't quite a perfect match
wearing any kind of eyeshadow base makes a huge difference...she had an eyeshadow palette which she disliked because it looked too chalky on her. I popped on a MAC paint underneath and voila, the colors transformed and popped!
if you have darker lips and have problems trying to achieve a nude lip...try using an apricot/coral shade instead...the warmness will prevent your lips from looking ashy, but it will still give you that nude look
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Makeup Lesson - Exploring Mineral Makeup on a Client
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Hey lady. What foundation and powder did you use on her? Her skin looks great!
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Great look, please let us know what products were used.
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The products, as stated in the post, are the woman's own makeup line. Heh.
Her eyebrows are killer!
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Love her skin!
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Halloween Eve! Daily Halloween Tags in HERE!
October 30, 2012 by Ellen
Filed under Core Blog, May Arts Ribbon
With only a few days left to Halloween we thought we would share some very treats for you!
And when we say treats, we of course mean festive Halloween tags 🙂 Don't forget to check out yesterday's post for more of these fun and festive Halloween inspired tags. One for each day of the month of October.
Glitter Silk, Black Magic, Core Tags…you name it Designer Leica Forrest used it for her Halloween Daily Fun box of tags. I don't know about you but this is my favorite time of year!
So for the next few days we will be showing you bits and pieces of these fun tags Leica created.
See the purple Glitter Silk tag on the left?! Don't be afraid to use those rubons on your Glitter Silk (the green swirls under the pumpkings). They go on smooth and don't rub off.
And how about that Fiskars paper crimper? Oh yes!
We looove to crimp here and it looks great on tags, too!


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Susan Kaech, PhD
Waldemar Von Zedtwitz Professor of Immunobiology
Research Interests
T-Lymphocytes; Vaccines; Global Health; Developmental Biology; Infectious Disease Medicine
Research Organizations
Immunobiology: HTI | Lymphocyte Development
Cancer Center: Cancer Immunology
Molecular Virology: Virology laboratories
Research Summary
Memory T and B cells constitute our primary system of defense against reoccurring infectious disease and the ability to form these cells is the ultimate goal of vaccination. My laboratory aims to understand how memory T cells are generated during infection and vaccination, and why, in some circumstances, an immunization fails to induce long-term T cell immunity. We are also learning how T cells are regulated in tumor microenvironments to better understand how their functions become suppressed as they infiltrate tumors in order to develop new methods of immunotherapy that enhance anti-tumor responses. Using several powerful model systems of infection or cancer in mice, we are elucidating mechanisms involved in the development of protective and long-lived memory T cells that form after acute infection or conversely, of dysfunctional or "exhausted" T cells that form in tumors or during chronic viral infections. Our studies are aimed at identifying the signals and genetic pathways that regulate the differentiation of T cells in these different types of environments so that we can design new ways to optimize the formation of highly functional, protective memory T cells to fight infection and cancer.
Specialized Terms: Mechanisms of memory T cell development; Developmental Biology; Immunobiology; Immunology; Vaccine; Immunobiology; T-Cells; Vaccines; Adaptive immunity and immunological memory to viruses
Extensive Research Description
What are the decisive factors that determine which effector cells survive to become long-lived memory cells and which cells die during the contraction phase? We have characterized the transcriptome of effector and memory T cells and identified genetic pathways and several transcription factors that regulate this life or death decision in activated T cells. Our work has helped to outline a model of effector T cell differentiation wherein a small subset of T cells develop into memory precursor cells that are more fit to persist following the first infection than the majority of effector cells. These memory precursor cells develop into long-lived memory T cells that protect against re-infection. Several types of memory T cells, which differ by their phenotypes, functions and anatomical locations, are produced to create a sophisticated, multi-layered defense system. Conceptually, the memory T cells are divided into three subsets: (1) Tissue resident memory T (TRM) cells, which locally reside in mucosal tissues to provide the front line of defense against pathogens that breach our barriers; (2) Effector memory T (TEM) cells, which circulate through the blood and tissues and are rapidly recruited to the sites of inflammation upon reinfection; and (3) central memory T (TCM) cells, which circulate through the blood and lymphoid organs to produce a second wave of effector T cells upon reinfection. TCM cell populations also contain multipotent "memory stem cells" that self-renew to sustain the memory T cell population over time.
Despite this general knowledge, we lack a deep understanding of how different types of memory T cells are generated during an immune response and persist thereafter to provide protective immunity upon reinfection. Such knowledge will have a significant impact on the development of vaccines and immunotherapies to fight infectious disease, cancer, and autoimmunity. My lab has spent the last decade elucidating regulatory pathways that control whether an effector T cell lives and adopts memory cell fates or terminally differentiates into shorter-lived effector cells and dies. These discoveries have shown that memory T cell fate determination is influenced by environmental cues and a balance of inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines. Currently, my lab is trying to understand how signals in the tissue microenvironment and nutrient availability governs changes in gene expression, epigenetic remodeling and memory T cell metabolism that regulate the types of memory T cells that form and their homeostasis following infection (Figure 1). Work in this area will not only reveal basic principles in the generation and maintenance of memory T cells, but will also enhance our understanding of broad biological principles in tissue and tissue stem cell homeostasis, tumor microenvironments, and control of cellular metabolism by environmental conditions. Currently, we are focusing on several fundamental questions surrounding the development of protective memory T cells to fight infectious disease and cancer.
First, little is known about how tissues specify memory T cell properties and regulate their long-term survival and homeostasis. To develop a multilayered defense system, TCM, TEM and TRM cells must distribute themselves broadly and adopt tissue-specific properties dictated by their environments. We do not understand even basic aspects of how this occurs: for example, what are the relevant tissue-trophic factors and cell types that govern this? We are trying to elucidate the key components of the tissue microenvironment that direct transcriptional and epigenetic changes in memory T cells as they undergo environmental adaptation to different tissues and inflammatory conditions. This work is paramount to developing vaccines with tissue-targeting precision that protect against different routes of pathogen entry (e.g., airways, skin, genitals, and blood).
A second major gap exists in our understanding of the metabolic determinants of memory T cell longevity and self-renewal. We know very little about the metabolic and nutrient-utilization pathways that regulate survival and self-renewal of the different memory T cell subsets in various tissues. One recent breakthrough is our discovery that triglyceride storage is essential for the longevity and self-renewal of memory T cells. We are studying how lipid synthesis and storage are regulated in memory T cells by T cell growth factors and tissue environments. In addition to the relevance to T cell biology, this work will likely reveal conserved paradigms for metabolic control of stem cell longevity and self-renewal in general.
Third, our understanding of the functional and metabolic connections between T cells and tumors is in its infancy. Central goals of our work are to understand how T cells are regulated by the tumor microenvironment and determine if the metabolic rate of the tumor itself modulates that of the infiltrating T cells. We are also addressing the novel concept that nutrient competition between the T cells and tumor cells is a key component of immunosuppression in the tumor microenvironment. We will also examine an unexplored process of tumor "metabolic editing", to determine if T cell immunosurveillance actually selects for cancer cells with higher metabolic rates and intensifies nutrient competition, paradoxically promoting tumor progression.
Memory CD8 T cell differentiation
Memory CD4 T cell differentiation
Chronic viral infection
Tumor Immunology and Immunotherapy
Selected Publications
- Staron M, Gray S, Li MO, Ip WK, Kaech SM. FoxO1 directly regulates the expression of PD-1 and sustains viral specific CD8+ T-cell responses during chronic infection. Immunity 41(5) 802-14 (2014). PMCID in Progress
- Laidlaw BJ, Zhang N, Craft J, Kaech SM. CD4 T cells required for development and function of tissue resident memory CD8 T cells through a T-bet-dependent mechanism. Immunity 41(4):633-45 (2014). PMCID in Progress.
- Ho PC, Meeth KM, Tsui YC, Srivastava B, Bosenberg MW, Kaech SM. Immune-based antitumor effects of BRAF Inhibitors rely on signaling by CD40L and IFN-?. Cancer Res, 74(12):3205-17 (2014). PMCID: PMC4063281.
- Cui W, Joshi NS, Liu Y, Meng H, Kleinstein SH and Kaech SM. TLR4 ligands LPS and MPLA differentially regulate effector and memory CD8+ T cell differentiation. J Immunol, 92(9):4221-32 (2014). PMCID: PMC4071140.
- Ray JP, Marshall HD, Laidlaw BJ, Staron MM, Kaech SM, Craft J. Transcription Factor STAT3 and Type I Interferons Are Corepressive Insulators for Differentiation of Follicular Helper and T Helper 1 Cells. Immunity 40(3):367-77 (2014). PMCID: PMC3992517.
- Parish, IA, Marshall HD, Staron M, Lang PA, Brüstle A, Chen JH, Cui W, Ohashi PS, Weaver CT and Kaech SM. Blimp-1 triggers the formation of immunoregulatory IL-10 producing Th1 cells during chronic viral infection. J Clin Invest, 124(8):3455-68 (2014). PMCID: PMC4109559.
- Demento SL, Cui W, Criscione JM, Stern E, Tulipan J, Kaech SM, Fahmy TM. Role of sustained antigen release from nanoparticle vaccines in shaping the T cell memory phenotype. Biomaterials. 19:4957-64 (2012). PMID:224840449. PMCID in Progress.
- Cui W, Liu Y, Weinstein JS, Craft J & Kaech SM. An IL-21/IL-10/STAT3 pathway is critical for functional maturation of memory CD8+ T cells. Immunity 35:792-805 (2011). PMCID in progress.
- Marshall HD, Chandele A, Jung YW, Meng H, Poholek AC, Parish IA, Rustishauser R, Cui W, Kleinstein SH, Craft J and Kaech SM. Differential Expression of Ly6C and T-bet Distinguish Effector and Memory Th1 CD4(+) Cell Properties during Viral Infection. Immunity 35:633-46 (2011). PMCID in process.
- Joshi NS, Cui W, Dominguez CX, Chen JH, Hand TW and Kaech SM. Increased numbers of pre-existing memory CD8 T cells and decreased T-bet expression can restrain terminal differentiation of secondary effector and memory CD8 T cells. J Immunol 187(8):4068-76 (2011). PMCID in process.
- Jung YW, Rutishauser R, Nikhil JS, Haberman AM and Kaech SM. Differential localization of effector and memory CD8 T cell subsets in lymphoid organs during acute viral infection. J Immunol 185:5315-25 (2010). PMCID in progress.
- Hand TW, Jung YW, Cui W, Sefik E, Liu Y, Joshi NS, Chandele A and Kaech SM. Differential effects of STAT5 and P13K/AKT signaling on effector and memory CD8 T cell survival. PNAS 107:16601-6 (2010). PMCID: PMC2944719.
- Poholek AC, Hansen K, Hernandez SG, Eto D, Chandele A, Dong, X, Odegard JM, Kaech SM, Dent AL, Crotty S and Craft J. Bcl6 regulation and TFH cell development. J Immunol 185:313-26 (2010). PMCID: PMC2891136.
- Rutishauser RL, Martins GA, Kalachikov S, Chandele A, Parish IA, Jacob J, Calame K, Kaech SM. Blimp-1 is Required for the Terminal Differentiation of Virus-Specific Effector and Memory CD8 T cells. Immunity 31: 296-308 (2009).
- Cui W, Joshi NS, Jiang A, Whitmire JK, Whitton JL, Kaech SM. Vaccine. 2009 Mar 26;27(15):2177-87. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2009.01.088. Epub 2009 Feb 6.
- Chandele A, Joshi NS, Zhu J, Paul WE, Leonard WJ, Kaech SM. Formation of IL-7Rahi and IL-7Ralo CD8 T Cells during Infection is Regulated by the Opposing Functions of GABPa and Gfi-1. J Immunol 8: 5309-19 (2008). PMID: 18390712.
- Joshi NS, Cui W, Chandele A, Heung K-L, Urso D, Hagman J, Gapin L, Kaech SM. Immunity. 2007 Aug;27(2):281-95.
- Kaech SM and Wherry EJ. Heterogeneity and Cell Fate Decisions in Effector and Memory CD8+ T Cell Differentiation During Viral Infection. Immunity 27:393-405 (2007). PMID: 17892848.
- Hand T, Morre M, Kaech SM. Expression of Interleukin-7 Receptor a Is Necessary but not Sufficient for the Formation of Memory CD8 T Cells During Viral Infection. PNAS 104: 11730-11735 (2007). PMID: 17609371.
- Kaech, S.M., Tan, J.T., Wherry, E.J., Konieczny, B.T., Surh, C.D., and Ahmed, R. (2003). Selective expression of the IL-7 receptor identifies effector CD8 T cells that give rise to long-lived memory cells. Nature Immunol. 4:1191-98.
- Laidlaw BJ, Cui W, Amezquita RA, Gray SM, Guan T, Lu Y, Kobayashi Y, Flavell RA, Kleinstein SH, Craft J, Kaech SM. Nat Immunol. 2015 Aug;16(8):871-9.


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LINGUIST List 24.5188
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Mobility, Variability and Changing Literacies in Modern Times
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This conference aims to bring together scholars working on any aspect of geographical and/or social mobility, linguistic variability and changing literacies in modern times. This three-day conference offers a forum for researchers working in the fields of (historical) sociolinguistics and social (and economic) history who seek to explore the processes and forms of both social and geographic mobility, as well as their effects on language variation and change and on evolving literacies in various parts of the world. The chronological scope of the studies presented at the conference covers the period from the introduction of the printing press (c. fifteenth century in Europe) to the present day. Both synchronic and diachronic approaches are welcome.
The conference is motivated by the increase in new material sources that enable access to a broader social scope of informants than has previously been possible, e.g. depositions, pauper letters, emigrant letters. These new sources have opened up interesting possibilities for the investigation of language use in various parts of the world and are often related to socio-economic and socio-cultural processes of industrialization, urbanization and globalization, all of which involve mobility. This conference also offers a platform for new theoretical apparatuses and conceptual tools that are necessitated by the emergence of new material sources. We hope that this conference will bring together scholars studying, not only European contexts, but also a wide variety of languages around the world.
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Tim Wakefield, who gave up five runs on seven hits over three innings Wednesday night, said that he was physically feeling the physical toll the day after and if he wasn't going to make the post-season option the pitcher would most likely immediately have surgery on his herniated disc. For more see the Full Count Blog.
Patriots safety Duron Harmon joined the show on Monday to discuss their win over Pittsburgh in the AFCCG. Harmon was asked about his tackle on Jesse James on the half yard line, and he revealed to the guys he wasn't thinking much about it, but that the defense has wanted the chance to make a goal line stand since they did it against Cincinnati earlier in the season.
Patriots running back Dion Lewis joined the show to discuss how it feels to be headed to the Super Bowl for the first time in his career, his recovery from a serious injury in 2015, and how LeGarrette Blount fired up the sidelines by carrying half the Steelers on his back.
Glenn Ordway and Fred Smerlas talk with Cornerback Malcolm Butler in the lockerroom after the Patriots handily beat the Pittsburgh to advance to Super Bowl 51.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Ben Kichen of the 'Dale and Holley Show' talk about Isaiah Thomas' flagrant foul against the Heat, and also discuss why it's time for the Celtics to address their biggest need.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Ben Kichen of the "Dale and Holley Show" discuss the latest news on the injury that has kept Isaiah Thomas off the court and how valuable it is for Marcus Smart to stay in control.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Ben Kichen of 'The Dale and Holley Show' talk about last night's disappointing finish against the Rockets and they talk about their love for DeMarcus Cousins.
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello to discuss life from the moment when he learned he was the American League Cy Young Award winner until the days just before spring training. Porcello explains how things have changed for him over the past few months, while offering his thoughts on Kate Upton's controversial tweets following the Cy Young announcement, and the actual voting process.
Mut, Rob, and John are talking about some of the Hall of Fame candidates who gained or lost support within the last year. Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds both gained support, while Curt Schilling lost a chunk of votes he had gotten last year.
Mut, Bradford, and Tomase are in after it was announced that Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines, and Ivan 'Pudge' Rodriguez will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. They also talk about some notable candidates who weren't elected this year like Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds.
Guys discuss if or when the Bruins will fire Coach Julian
Ken, Rear and Ty get into a very solid week for the B's beating St Louis and the Flyers and losing a hard-fought game against the Predators. Is this team turning things around? Krug and Marchand are kicking things up a notch. The guys also talk about Claude and Sweeney's job security before getting into some big hits around the league this week.
Ken, Rear and Ty talk all things Bruins as they come off a 4-0 shutout win in Florida and head to Carolina later today. Did that victory save Claude's job? The boys get into Don Sweeney's recent comments on Claude's job and what the future holds for the black and gold.
Hour 4. It's book review Tuesday with Kirk, Gerry, and Trenni. Dan Le Batard insinuated Boston is racist.
Hour 2. Trenni takes on Gerry. Headlines with Kirk. SNL's tribute to Obama was sad.
Hour 1. Trenni, Kirk, and Gerry discuss the attention Brady's interview received. ESPN's political policy is constantly violated.
Glenn, Lou and Christian pick apart a piece from Seth Walder (New York Daily News) who isn't satisfied with Tom Brady's explanations about his friendship with Donald Trump.
The guys open the show discussing the Patriots 36-17 win over Steelers in the AFCCG, and if that win helped answer some questions the critics had all year about the Patriots defense.
Last week, there was a lot of talk about Aaron Rodgers and his other-worldly performances down the stretch and into the playoffs. On Sunday, he was blown out by the Falcons, and sent home packing. The guys discuss the rise and fall of Aaron Rodgers' season, and also get into the Falcons offense, and how the Patriots defense might stack up.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick breaks down the win over the Steelers and looks ahead to the Atlanta Falcons in the Super Bowl, who Bill admits is a team they are not yet very familiar with.
Dale, Holley and Keefe check in with Special Teams Captain Matthew Slater after the Patriots advance to Super Bowl 51.
Dale, Holley and Keefe check in with former Patriot Heath Evans, now with the NFL Network, for his complete analysis of the AFC Championship win.
Kirk Minihane brings Chad Finn back to the show to talk about the Charlotte Wilder story about the relationship between the Pats and Trump. Chad defends Charlotte for some of the story and her previous articles, Kirk still has problems with what he thinks is lazy reporting. Kirk and Chad also talk about whether a third sports station in Boston would be viable and if Curt Schilling will ever make it into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Kirk Minihane has a loud and very confrontational argument with media personality John Ziegler about the guilt or innocence of Jerry Sandusky. Kirk believes him to be guilty, John believes beyond a shadow of a doubt that Sandusky is innocent. Yes, it may be an old case, but you all remember it and this episode may change your mind about some of the things you previously thought with regards to Penn State, Jerry Sandusky, and Joe Paterno.
Kirk Minihane wants to sit down with both sports editors at the major newspapers in Boston. Only Boston Herald sports editor Sean Leahy took Kirk up on the invitation to join the show. What you will hear is a great conversation between two people who are very interested in the newspaper business and how that business has changed over the years and what the future holds for newspapers. Kirk and Sean talk about the ongoing and longstanding rivalry between the Herald and Globe.
Ken Laird and Chris Curtis recap a Trenni Wednesday on the K&C show
Rob Bradford is joined by Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello to discuss life from the moment when he learned he was the American League Cy Young Award winner until the days just before spring training. Porcello explains how things have changed for him over the past few months, while offering his thoughts on Kate Upton's controversial tweets following the Cy Young announcement, and the actual voting process.
Ken Laird and Chris Curtis recap a Patriots Monday after a Patriots AFC Title game win and a Tom Brady appearance with Kirk & Gerry.
Tom Brady joins the show the morning after winning the AFC championship for the seventh time. Brady talks about the upcoming Super Bowl and his call to President Donald Trump.More from this show
Hour 1. The Patriots are going to the Super Bowl, which means Kirk and Gerry are going to Houston. Tom Brady joins the show.More from this show
Hour 2. Albert challenges Kirk and Gerry. Headlines with Kirk covers the Women's March.More from this show
Hour 4. Kirk and Gerry discuss how players from bad teams can come to New England and win.More from this show
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick breaks down the win over the Steelers and looks ahead to the Atlanta Falcons in the Super Bowl, who Bill admits is a team they are not yet very familiar with.More from this show


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Reading Hospital Chooses Cedar Crest College for Onsite MSN Program
Allentown, Pa. (July 26, 2012)—Reading Hospital and Medical Center has chosen Cedar Crest College to deliver an accredited master of science in nursing (MSN) program to its nurses. This partnership will enable nurses at the hospital with a bachelor's degree in nursing to take onsite courses one day a week and earn a master of science in nursing degree with a focus in nursing administration. The program, which is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC), can be completed in two years.
This program is one way in which the hospital is meeting and even exceeding the recommendations of the 2010 Institute of Medicine report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, which suggests that at least 80 percent of direct care nurses be prepared at the BSN level by 2020. By providing the Cedar Crest MSN program on site, the hospital is making education even more accessible to its nurses.
"From the quality of the program to its onsite delivery, the Cedar Crest College master of science in nursing program meets all of our needs," said Reading Hospital's Acting Chief Nursing Officer Barbara Romig. "We are very happy to be able to provide this program to our nurses and look forward to a long-lasting and valuable partnership."
This MSN is identical to the program taught at Cedar Crest College, and will include instruction by the same faculty members who teach on the Allentown campus. In addition to nurses at Reading Hospital, the 38-credit program is open to nurses who work in the surrounding area. When all is said and done, it should make a positive impact on the community.
"Reading is a huge area. The hospital is going through major expansion right now and the community has a lot of needs," said Wendy Robb, Ph.D., chairperson and director of the nursing program at Cedar Crest College. "We are very excited about helping the hospital and its nurses to reach their potential and serve the community to the fullest."
Cedar Crest College's MSN program at Reading Hospital and Medical Center will launch on Tuesday afternoons this August with a maximum of 25 students. For information call 610-437-4471 ext. 3428.


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