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Glad to see you back, Henni. It's been fun and insightful reading your blog over the past year.
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Meanwhile I have been back home in Toronto for over two months, left for my brother's Buddhist wedding ceremony and came back again. I've been dealing with some nasty legal outrageousness around my condo, hosted Manu and other travel bugs, and have been keeping busy finding work again. And…I've been stalling on writing this last entry. How do I summarize this experience of over 10 months on the road, over a year as free floating, unemployed-by-choice vagabond? What have I learned? How have I changed? Or have I changed? Was it all I hoped it would be? What's next? OMG, what IS next? Clearly, I need to get one of those regular lives again. At least for a while ;)
So here is my attempt at writing the last chapter of what sure as hell has been my life's greatest adventure to date
Chapter 1: The return
My flight back is on July 27, 2011. That is exactly 10 years and 1 day since I moved to Canada. 10 months and 9 days since I took off on this trip.
Will and Cali pick me up from the airport. Cali wags her tail, Will his finger at me for being gone so long. Martin and Bhavna await me at my place, bottle of wine and dinner at the ready. And I re-unite with Shaista the very next evening over Lebanese dinner.
I didn't expect being home to be quite this emotional. It doesn't feel like home when you don't remember where your stuff is. I am feeling towards my apartment the way one might feel about a person, thinking "I'll never leave you again for this long." Bizarre to think like this. About a condominium. I guess it's a good thing for now, seeing as I was worried I'll want to take off on another long term trip right away. Curious to see how long this will last ;)
Chapter 2: Adjusting
Over the next few days, I am realizing how blessed I am to have great friends
And I am absolutely loving Toronto. The glorious summer heat, the boutique coffee shops and myriad of cuisine options, the rainbow of skin colours, the variety of personal styles, being able to fully use my iPhone any time without WIFI, the smell of rotten garbage along Queen West (I am serious, not being sarcastic), the parks, the artsy furniture stores, the vibe of Kensington Market and other neighbourhoods, everyone going about their own business, the schizophrenic bums , even the TTC driver yelling at me for biking past a stopped streetcar (yes, there are some useful rules in Canada also). And of course, I love coming home to my own place and bed and bathroom.
Having been in Europe for some time before getting home, the culture and sticker shock is dampened. I no longer marvel at functioning public washrooms with doors, seats, flushes and most importantly toilet paper! I do however still shudder at the price tags. Like a handful of groceries equaling several days' budget in many Asian countries. But thankfully, I manage to refrain from haggling for cheaper prices. Or speaking loudly and extra slowly to people that do not look Caucasian. I enjoy the pothole- and (mostly) poop-free side walks.
Chapter 3: Where do I belong?
Thumbing through my travel journal in search for inspiration for this last blog, I came across the following thoughts that seem appropriate to share now, at the end of my adventure. I took these notes on January 25, 2011 while on the island of Koh Mak in Thailand:
I met so many different people on this trip that are long term travelers
When I left for this trip, I thought I am a little different, maybe a bit crazy. My mum likes to call it 'not normal'. Maybe more courageous than other people, or possibly just more cowardly. Whatever it was, I thought I was not like most people. Turns out, I am just like everyone else. Everyone else around me, that is: Recently that was people traveling for extended periods of time.
Before leaving on this trip, everyone else at home was just like me. With our respective flavours of career goals, Western aspirations, fears and sense of belonging.
And thinking back even further, I remember having the same thoughts when I moved to Canada. How unusual a choice, unique a path and special a life I had, compared to everyone else I knew. I quickly realized that in Canada a large portion of the population is just like me. So again, I wasn't that special then either.
To me, that must mean that in the end we are all just human, and in one way or another we will find that we belong
As I watch my last finances dwindle so much faster now, it comforts me to know that no matter what choices I make, there will always be people like me. People that can relate, understand, support and those that will question, criticize and envy. But all of them are just like me. Or I am just like them. And we all belong.
Chapter 4: An ode to the roads and its folks
Since I am talking about fellow travelers, I wanted to remember some of the most inspiring, interesting or just random people I met on my travels. Some of these, I am still in touch with, others I don't even know their name. But all of them to me, encapsulate what traveling is about and how possible it can be for anyone.
In order of appearance:
- Klaus from Vienna. Contact = on a 9 day Gap Adventures trip in Africa a couple of years ago:
Retiree in his seventies
- Pablo from Spain (hola senor ;)!). Contact = a couple of days in the Peruvian Amazon back in June last year. And then a few days visiting him in Spain at the start of this trip:
Mid-thirties, paramedic. Works 24 hour shifts for a few weeks, then takes off for weeks and months at a time to discover the world.
- Young English couple. Contact = a few chats at a hostel in Istanbul:
On their way home from 2+ years of world-circling with the goal to travel sustainably. Their objective was to circle the world via ground and sea only. They ended up needing to fly twice. Once, because the distance was not yet serviced by the zeppelin they had researched and planned to take
- Foncho and wife, Peruvians living in Spain. Contact = BBQ dinner at a cave hostel in Kappadokia, Turkey:
Married couple in their thirties. Foncho is a former SEO expert and online media dude working in the agency business, he quit his last job with Ogilvy to travel the world (sound familiar?). His wife, a TV host and/or producer. Now travel bloggers . I believe they are still going as I write this many months later.
- Lyos from Mexico. Contact = a few meetings in Kathmandu:
Early thirties, his last stable home was Barcelona. Film producer, trying to sell his adventures to Spanish TV. He's been traveling for 4+ years, much of that on a motorcycle.
- Christopher from Edmonton. Contact = A few chats over drinks, sing-alongs and beach time in Koh Mak:
Retiree in his sixties
- Lina from Sweden. Contact = A couple of conversations on Koh Mak:
43 years old. In her 'normal' life, she is a travel agent. Now, she helps out at a restaurant on this tiny Thai island for a shared room and bucket of shower water a day. Her travel agency boss recently came to visit. When asked if she will ever come back, Lina was absolutely positive. But now, she is here!
- CJ from Maine. Contact = One short chat on the beach in Koh Mak, Thailand:
In his thirties or early fourties
- The elderly couple from Norway. Contact = Quick chit chat while waiting for a street-side fruit salad in Koh Mak:
Retired and traveling for 11 and a half months of every year. Just because.
- Pat from the US. Contact = A day trip in Siem Reap/Cambodia:
Lovely lady in her early seventies. Lives and works in Northern China as a teacher. Explores SEA countries for weeks at a time.
- (Another) English couple. Contact = A day trip and cooking class in Siem Reap/Cambodia:
Lawyers, in their thirties, saved up to do a several months long trip as a sabbatical.
- Mick from England. Contact = a couple days of sightseeing and breakfasts at a Saigon hostel:
28 year old cancer survivor, lawyer, underwent very rough and radical stem cell transplant, his cancer is now in remission and he is ok. Traveling the world for 6 months on his savings and borrowed money.
- Young couple and son from Holland. Contact = A couple days overlap at the same Flores dive resort we chilled at:
Traveling across Indonesia for three months. With their year-old toddler. On bikes. It can be done!
While I am at it with the people mentions, I'd like to take the opportunity to these people for being an inspiration, welcoming or just plain cool:
- Kelly from Calgary whom met in Africa for all the pre-travel tips and inspiration. (He really belongs in the above list as well.)
- Mehdi from Morroco. Mid-twenties, graduate in Sevilla, working as a tour guide. Declined an amazing career offer from Google in Casablanca to resume his not-so-well-paid life in Spain. Because he did not want to be a part of the Corporate 'who-knows-who'
- The numerous Couchsurfers that welcomed us, showed us their city, hung out, ate or partied with us or even let us crash with them: Angela from Oz in Sevilla; Christian from Rome; Sirin and Ceren from Istanbul in Rome and Istanbul; Pieter from Belgium in Damascus; Anael from France in Amman; Matthew from the US in Beirut; Joe, Rabih and Dany from Beirut; Christopher and Sachin from Mumbai in Bangkok and Mumbai; David and friends in Jakarta; Rully in Jogyakarta; Shiv from India and Dalia from Lithuania in Berlin.
- Ahmad, Mahmoud and all the other Ahmads and Mohammads in Petra for a glimpse into Beduin life.
- Pablo (again) in Mallorca/Madrid, Nayla in Beirut, Shaista's family in Dhaka, Vu in Bangkok (now back in Toronto as well) and Hubert in Hong Kong for letting us/me crash at their place.
Chapter 5: The future
Ahhhhh, this is the tricky part! What's next? How does one get back to the daily grind after all this freedom? I am not sure yet, but I am excited to see what will happen and enjoy the things I didn't have while traveling. If I learned one thing on this trip, it's all about what you make of it
So what about that future? It is wiiiide open…
Thank you for reading along and being there in spirit with me. Until the next trip …. ;)
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And let me match one more person: Henni, a beautiful german expat adopted in Canada, an MBA pro which one day bravely decided to stop asking her self what would it be like being a vagabond, and who took her chances to become free.
Now you are one of those extreme travelers who teach the rest: "a trip it's all about what you make of it!"
Big kiss!
I love your pictures Henni. You have a great eye. I pass so many of these places daily and now see them in an amazing new perspective from your camera! A clear example of how we miss the sights in our own lives.
@Pablo: Gracias senor! Not sure where you have the MBA idea from. Neither am I a basketball pro nor do I have a master of business.....Oh oh oh, waaaaait - now I get it. You are referring to the one picture in here, aren't you? Duh! Sorry, being a bit slow :) Either way, thanks very much for the lovely write up!
@Connie: Thanks Connie. I felt the same way being back in Toronto and looking at it with more of a tourist eye. We live in a GREAT city!

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Place the pizza stone directly over the heat source. Knock back the dough by kneading it a few times. Divide the dough into five evenly sized balls. Spread out some baking paper and dust with flour. Roll out the bases on the paper until they're about the thickness of a 20-cent coin. Don't worry about the overall shape – I like them to be irregular.
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Trevor Francis, the first £1 million footballer, believes the £100 million player is just around the corner.
Brian Clough stunned football in 1979 when he paid twice the previous record fee to take Francis from Birmingham to Nottingham Forest. But Francis insists the £50 million paid for Fernando Torres by Chelsea and the £35 million which took Andy Carroll from Newcastle to Liverpool in the transfer window last month will be dwarfed in the future.
Francis, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek programme, said: ''I thought (the Torres transfer) was too much money just as people thought it was too much when Brian Clough paid £1 million for me but there wasn't the surprise as there was in 1979. Football has become awash with money.
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The referee Tasos Kakos halted the match at the Olympic Stadium between first place Olympiakos and second-place Panathinaikos in the 83rd minute when rioting broke out for a second time after halftime disturbances.
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Dr. Jacob John joined IBNLive readers on the challenges in implementing immunisation programmes in India.
The week between April 24 and April 30 is marked as World Immunization Week. India has already weeded out Polio but several other life-threatening diseases remain. What should be the next priorities? Virologist and pediatrician Dr. Jacob John shared his perspective with IBNLive readers for an interaction on the issue.
Q. Sir, I am a Physician. Every year in India a number of Patients especially Pediatric die due to viral diseases eg meningitis, encephalitis, RTI, GI Inf etc. In majority of cases no bacterio/micro diagnosis is established. Don't you think we need to focus on that rather than treating with unnecessary antibiotics? Asked by: Dr Ketan
A. There are, as you rightly pointed out, a number of diseases and outbreaks of which the exact causes remain undiagnosed; in many cases they are called simply viral. What we need is better laboratory diagnostic services to identify their causes, like in all countries in which health management is on scientific lines. In the absence of diagnosis of causative agents, many call them viral but give antibiotics, jut to be on the safe side. This leads to overuse or rather misuse of antibiotics. The problem is rampant in India and needs special attention
Q. What are the challenges of introducing new vaccines in our national programme? Our national programme still seems to be stuck with basic vaccines Asked by: Karen D'souza
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A. Very important question indeed. We have a relatively high infant mortality rate, under-five mortality rate and even some deaths in adolescents -- this may be called the "background noise". Is every such death explained by cause? No. In any time interval some children die. Post-vaccination interval is no different. Take for example an infant with "sudden infant death" or "crib death" -- if vaccine was given prior to such death, vaccine would be blamed but if vaccine was not given, the death would not come to media attention. There have been instances of some drug in the refrigerator picked up (by negligent staff) and given instead of vaccine -- or vaccine diluent -- and the death following such drug reactions (overdose) is also attributed to "vaccination". Vaccines are safe, they are licensed on the basis of documented safety; in rare instances children may have allergic reactions -- that should be diagnosed and treated and should not be allowed to progress to death. Such deaths are unnecessary and due to program weaknesses. I have even seen snake-bite death, suicide and drowning reported as "adverse reaction to vaccine" only because they happened after vaccination. Sequence does not mean consequence. Vaccines save lives. A robust healthcare delivery system is necessary for us to prevent deaths and find out causes of deaths when they happen.
Q. What lesson could we learn from the polio program? Asked by: Tara
A. Many lessons are inherent in our successful polio eradication programme. One, where there is will, there are ways. Ambitious target set, political will ensured, no stone left unturned, all functionaries worked in unison, accurate records were kept, good diagnostic lab support was ensured, detailed planning -- macro and micro level -- was done and adequate budget was provided. Another lesson, we do have the capacity to tackle any health-related problem, if we plan well. The legacy is a cadre of excellently well trained personnel in the eradication programme. If we apply such principles as I said above, we can certainly control TB, malaria etc. Improving routine vaccination coverage is eminently feasible if we factorise our success factors. Success has a tendency to breed further success.
Q. Is there anything called over-vaccinating a child? Can it be harmful? Asked by: Radhika Arora
A. From a physiologic or immunologic perspective, there is no such thing as over-vaccination. If some one gives the same vaccine over and over again one could cause "over-vaccination" by overloading the cells that respond to that specific antigen. When we give multiple vaccines -- together if such are allowed, or sequentially as recommended, body cells respond withot interfereing with each line of response. The interesting point is that cells are pre-determined as to which antigen each will react to; there is no confusion at cell level. So no chance of over-vaccinating" Look at it another way; how many microbial infections does a child encounter in infancy? About one hundred? To each the infant would have responded immunologically. How many vaccines do we give? ten? fifteen? Proportionately insignificant number!
Q. How can Government address the issue of low awareness of immunisation and misinformation about vaccine? Asked by: Deepika Shergill
A. When you look at at immunisation coverages we see some patterns. States with higher literacy rates have higher coverages. Within communities, in children of families with literate/educated parents coverages are much higher than those in illiterate ones. The lesson is general education is a vehicle of information on child protection including immunisations. The best method of awareness creation is one on one. ASHA and Anganwadi workers etc must teach mothers. In urban communities we do not have ASHAs but we do need some counterpart workers. At every opportunity -- child birth, clinic visits for illness, and so on, we must talk immunisation. Why should health-interventions not be included in formal curriculum in schools? Is there anything more important to teach than saving from disease, disability and death?
Q. Why health is never a priority area for our Governments? specially child health? Asked by: Mayank
A. "Human health is not a priority" is a strong statement, but unfortunately I do agree. There are several reasons -- let me touch upon one or two. There is a general belief that diseases are part of our karma or fate and money or governments cannot do anything about it. That human health is by and large in human hands is a lesson we should be convinced with. There is a general belief that each of us is in charge of our health -- since 18th century European cultures -- capitalistic, communism or socialism be their economic ideology -- have strongly believed that "the state is responsible and accountable for the health of the people". Our nation has no such ideology -- no political party has such a "western" ideology. Thirdly, there is a general belief that we save money by not investing in human health. Truth is we lose money by ill health. TB drains our economy of 27 billion dollars annually but we are so stingy we spend 200 million for its control. We have to learn (our political parties have to learn) that people create wealth and healthy people create more wealth. We are instead seen as consumers only -- hence the poor understanding of health economics is one major reason of low priority.
Q. What lesson could we learn from the polio program? Asked by: Tara
A. This was already answered. We need to act on lessons learned -- lessons alone are not enough. Most important lesson, we can achieve any health goal once we set our minds on it.
Q. Nobody knows about world immunisation week. is government doing anything to build awareness about it? Asked by: Rajdeep Sharma
A. You knew! Yes, we could do with more publicity and actions. The Government had declared 2012 (and extended to 2013) as Year of Intensification of Immunisation" Bihar has 4 Immunisation weeks per year. But still we should fall in line with World Immunisation Week,I agree
Q. Do social barriers work against getting our child immunized? Asked by: Navolina Mukherjee
A. The barriers are more in the "delivery" side -- timing of clinics, access, distance, information gaps -- general as to what vaccines against what diseases and specific as to where, whcih day, what time, -- and if you call them social, yes. They are more design weaknesses. Sure our immunisation programme could do with re-engineering. Imaginative and transformational changes are needed, not simply incremental changes.
Q. I must draw attention to this website http://www.immunizationinfo.org/issues/general/vaccine-misinformation . It busts many myths about vaccines. It helped me to immunise my child without worries. Indian Government should develop information sites like these to address vaccine myths. Don't you think? Asked by: Rajita Jaiswal
A. I agree Social/electronic media should be used more fully Dis-and mis-informations should be countered logically, systematically.
Q. What should the govt do to implement immunisation programmes in India? Asked by: Rohan
A. Our national immunisation programme dates back to 1978. A new model, fit for 21st century, with Inputs with monitoring; Processes with auditing and Outcome with measurement are to be built in. What is the outcome? One disease reduction; that is not measured. Two demand creation: there is hardly any sign of it.r
Q. Is the vaccine responsible for some of the current deaths reported in the media? if yes, then why are we introducing these new vaccine without adequate data and research Asked by: Dr. Parthasarathy Gogia
A. No vaccine, to my knowledge is responsible for deaths that have been alleged to be caused by vaccinations. All vaccines are registered after careful scrutiny of safety data.
Q. What is pentavalent vaccine? I hear it is for pneumonia. where is it available? Asked by: Rajeev Saluja
A. Five components in pentavalent are -- diphtheria-whooping cough-tetanus (these are in triple vaccine) plus hepatitis B vaccine plus Haemophilus influenzae b vaccine. The last one Hib bacteria cause meningitis and pneumonia.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Tejano15, Jan 22, 2013.
Great post.
Personally I can't get too excited about a ST coach. Seems that who ever we get, our ST will have problems. We have too many depth guys on our team that we need to keep as backups, but can't play ST well (Like Ogletree, although he'l probably be gone in 2013). Until we can trim our 53 to include more guys who excel on ST, we will have problems.
Thanks for that tidbit. Emotionally, I'm psyched about it. But logically I didn't have enough real info. This helps.
That was an interview on DC.com by the way.
When Michelle and I walk we go up an old country road down from the house. Along the way there are fire ant hills often several in sight at a time on just one side of the road.
During the summer there are often ants about the hill doing their little ant things. During the winter there is generally no activity so I often swipe the hill with my shoe and out comes thousands of fire ants ready to defend their nest or hive or whatever its called.
Michelle gets upset with me for doing that so I have stopped stirring up the ants. Sooner or later they were going to sting me anyway.
So the moral of the story is to let sleeping ants lie.
You do it because it is either fascinating or fun I take it.
What's the difference except who is doing it? Because I sure don't see this analogy being shared with the other side.
No... you destroy those ants... otherwise you have more hills and more of those pesky little ants that want to sting you!
nip it in the bud and get rid of them! :
No I did it gently to see if there were any ants. After awhile I discovered they were always there. There was no need to keep kicking ant hills anymore. A waste of my time and it was bothering the ants and my wife. So I quit while the quitting was good.
Let those with ears hear.
I thought he did an incredible job with Bailey over the course of the year. He was money in the bank.
I say he stays without second thought.
:starspin RedBaLL ExPreSs:starspin
Yup. I agree.
I think we've upgraded out defensive coaching staff.
I also like Garrett going to HC only and someone else calling the plays.
Two big plusses for next year, imo.
Now, let's continue to upgrade the roster.
I thought fisher's advice was better. Kill the ants.
Let those with ears hear.
Callahan to call the plays and Kiffens hire with the coaching staff we have are great moves for the cowboys and especially jason Garrett.
Jobberone is nice, refined and courteous.
I am mean, blunt and tired of the childish posts from the Hatfield and McCoy's rivalry
If you are not part of the solution than it probably means you are part of the problem.
Alan Lowry would be a pretty good hire...
Too Many Bruce's.....and yet no Bruce Lee, Bruce Bowen, Bruce the Shark or Isaac Bruce in this thread......well until now.
What hype - did you see the season's that Lee, Spencer and Carter put up while they were on the field? Now look at how well he managed to get guys like Albright and Sims play. I think the guy has real talent and will probably be a DC some day. At this point we don't have to go by what Ryan said - we can see what kind of player development has happened under his watch here and judge for ourselves.
He obviously has a very good football mind and I think he will be a DC someday.


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LEVELLAND – The South Plains College Jazz Band and Jazz Singers will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday (Nov. 13) in the Helen DeVitt Jones Theatre for the Performing Arts.
Admission to the concert is free and open to the public.
The SPC Jazz Band is under the direction of Dr. Bruce Keeling, Chair of the Fine Arts Department and Professor of Music; and the Jazz Singers are directed by Mr. Jon Johnson, Professor of Music.
The Jazz Band will perform a wide variety of jazz styles from swing, funk, Big Band and ballads and feature several students and Fine Arts faculty on the concert.
"I try to give everyone a chance to improvise or solo on the concert that is willing to work on the jazz changes," Keeling said. "We also encourage our faculty members to perform for and with students. This way, the SPC students and the students we are recruiting can hear the faculty and know that they practice what we preach, and still perform all over the West Texas and New Mexico Region and beyond. The jazz band has 24 students and faculty members performing on this concert."
The band will open with "Jive at Five," an up-tempo swing chart by Howard Rowe. Soloists are Joseph Sena of Plainview High School, Trombone; Steve Warren of Frenship High School, Alto Sax; Josh Ochoa of Lubbock High School and Dayton Pedigo of Seminole High School, Guitar.
Chase Gilmore will be featured on Bass Trombone performing "Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night of The Week" by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne. This song was made famous by many jazz singers, including Frank Sinatra. Gilmore is a graduate of Frenship High.
Duke Ellington and Juan Tizol's Jazz classic "Caravan" is an incredible chart that really stretches the students' musicianship and technique. This chart switches styles back and forth from fast swing, straight eighths, double time feel, Afro Cuban and swing. Featured soloists are Mitch Kennedy of Lubbock High, Trumpet; Lynda Reid, Professor of Music, Tenor Sax; Ebony McPherson of Lubbock High, Alto Sax; Saria Sabinas of Monterey High School, Bari Sax; Dr. John Kennedy, Instructor of Music, Trumpet; and the entire jazz band on screaming shout sections.
The band then will slow the music down to the swing standard, "The Witching Hour" by Quincy Jones. Anne Butt of New Jersey will be featured on Flugel Horn.
"Fireshaker" from Maynard Ferguson's "Live from San Francisco" album will feature Kennedy on Trumpet. This chart, like most of Ferguson's music, is used to show off the ridiculous high chops of jazz trumpet virtuoso.
Erroll Garner's beautiful ballad, "Misty" will feature Reid on Tenor Sax. This lush ballad and performance will travels back to the big band sound and great tenor sax players of the jazz band dance era.
The concert will close with "AfterBurner," funk chart by Mark Taylor. Featured soloists on this chart will be Sabinas on Bari Sax and Drew Driscoll on guitar.
The Jazz Singers are a select group of five students that perform on jazz concerts and various other community functions. Members are Holly Aiken, Janae Hatchett, Kelley Knotts, and Joshua Walters of Lubbock and Cullan Howe of Dumas.
Johnson is the director and pianist for this ensemble. They will perform: "Ragtime Medley" arranged by Liebau; "Georgia on My Mind" by Hoagy Carmichael and Stuart Gorrell; "You Made Me Love You" by Joe McCarthy and James V. Monaco; and "Their Hearts Were Full of Spring" by Bobby Traip.
A reception will follow the concert in the Fine Arts Foyer. The Art Gallery will be open before and after the concert where the audience can view our latest art show featuring the SPC Art Faculty and the permanent Post collection.
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These shots of Gisele Bundchen in various bikinis by Caldezonia have just been released — and yes, she looks fantastic, and yes, it's not eight months since Gisele gave birth to young Benjamin (whose daddy just happens to be totem of quarterbacking manhood Tom Brady).
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Evictions Begin after City Housing Voucher Ends
The loss of a city housing voucher has left many poor tenants scrambling to keep a roof over their heads.
Last month, about 8,000 households were notified that their housing assistance had come to an end. All of them had been homeless and were relying on the rental assistance to rent private apartments. Without the help many have been unable to pay their full rent, leaving landlords with the unpleasant task of evicting tenants some of whom are elderly, frail and sick.
Landlords Feel the Pinch
Linda Sharp has owned a 16-unit brick building in Bushwick, Brooklyn, for nearly two decades and many of her tenants were paying their rent with the city sponsored, Advantage housing voucher. "They abandoned these people — 2/3 of the building. They're just left for me to deal with. And my taxes are $30,000 a year. The oil bill has gone sky high and no money is coming in," Sharp said.
The feisty, white-haired landlords says she's about to be three months behind on her mortgage, which is just over $8,000 a month. She's been e-mailing politicians, calling city agencies, expressing her frustration and begging for help. "I'm just tired…of you know believing that it takes a village," she said. "It's just talk. Where's the rest of the village?"
Sharp said she had started evictions, but some tenants are harder to kick out than others like 54-yearold James Lee Walker, who has suffered through four strokes.
Tenants Teetering on the Edge of Homelessness
The wobbly, military veteran walks with a cane and injects himself with insulin for his diabetes. He also admits to a drinking problem, explaining he had his first drink when he was six years old.
Walker said having a roof over his head had made a difference. He showed a stack of bills he had just paid. He was seeing a doctor regularly and would soon be getting a home health aid.
He receives just under $800 a month in disability and social security payments. His rent is $962 a month.
Being evicted was something he didn't want to talk about, but at the same time, he seemed resigned to it.
"That's life. That's what it is now. [Sharp] says she's not going to do it. She's going to work so and so, but the woman is a business woman also and I respect her for her having this whole place. I mean you can't live here free," Walker said.
(Photo: Walker sits in his Brooklyn apartment. Cindy Rodriguez/WNYC)
The city says about 20 percent of the 8,000 households who lost their housing subsidy fall into the old or disabled category and rely solely on a fixed-income like Walker.
The Fraying Safety Net
Homeless Services Commissioner Seth Diamond said the city started warning households a year ago that they should prepare to lose their subsidies early. "We've been in touch via mail with everyone who is a recipient and to try to let people know they need to start planning for the day when the program ended, and again we are here now, and for a lot of people that may mean looking at other options," Diamond said. Other options, such as moving in with other family members.
He blames the state for the current problem, saying the state cut its funding first, leaving the city unable to foot the bill alone. The state counters it cut the funding mostly to close a budget deficit.
The state, however, also questioned whether the voucher was working. The program has been controversial since it began, with critics saying two years of rental assistance isn't long enough for homeless households to get back on their feet.
Walker would not have been able to handle his rent after two years. He and others on a fixed-income had been told they would be transitioned into long-term, federally-funded section 8 vouchers. But it never happened. The sickly, 54-year-old man now has few options.
Linda Sharp sent Walker a notice of eviction this week.
Walker says ending up homeless again will take an emotional toll. "Of course it would make me get totally intoxicated, honestly." he said.
A city homeless prevention program is looking to see if Walker could qualify for any veteran's housing.
Meanwhile, Legal Aid had sued the city to keep rental payments going for all 8,000 households, but they lost the case. An appeal is still pending.


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Nome Public Schools Will Purchase New Computers and Grow Aviation Club Next Year
The club won't certify students with pilot licenses, but it will give them basic skills and knowledge, according to science teacher Dave Padvorac.
The club won't certify students with pilot licenses, but it will give them basic skills and knowledge, according to science teacher Dave Padvorac.
On Friday, the students of Anvil City Science Academy will perform condensed versions of three Shakespearean plays.
The school board has also approved a new literacy program for Nome Elementary and new social studies textbooks for Nome-Beltz Jr/Sr High.
The Board of Education for the Bering Strait School District made the decisions Tuesday at a regular meeting in Teller.
The school board unanimously approved the budget, which does not dip into fund balance or make cuts to staff.
The Board of Education has scheduled a special session next week to approve and adopt the final budget.
Nome Public Schools has drafted a $14.6 million budget. The district will finalize the budget on April 12, the same day lawmakers are set to gavel out.
The Bering Strait School District has joined a nationwide effort to encourage healthy relationships and end dating violence among Native youth.
"Things look promising — as best as they could," said Superintendent Shawn Arnold. "As it is right now, education spending is fairly intact."
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Standing Up for Reproductive Rights in Pittsburgh
Those of us in the Pittsburgh section didn't take recent attacks on women's reproductive health care sitting down. Instead we joined with Planned Parenthood to march and rally in downtown Pittsburgh in support of women's health and reproductive choices, and we delivered 20,000 local signatures to Senator Bob Casey to show constituent support to keep the funding of Title X public family planning program.
Recognizing that outreach and education are vital components of advocacy, we took further action by co-sponsoring a community event to inform our neighbors on what the availability of reproductive health services means to the average woman. Many women — I included — don't realize how many women and families rely on clinics like Planned Parenthood for cancer screenings, basic health care, affordable contraceptives, STD and HIV testing, and, of course, safe abortions. Though many of us are privileged to have access to consistent, comprehensive health care at our fingertips, our mission as an organization is to engage in the community to advocate for others.
Our efforts succeeded in garnering media coverage for both the rally and a press conference we co-sponsored that highlighted the real effects of deep cuts in the federal budget. In addition, we ran a powerful print ad in the Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle that included a quiz designed to challenge assumptions and to provide action steps that each reader could take.
We were so excited with the launch of NCJW's nationwide Voices for Reproductive Choices initiative in March; it dovetailed so naturally with the efforts our section had already started. We expanded our influence beyond the state, sending a delegation from Pittsburgh to join NCJW members from across the country at the April 7 Stand Up for Women's Health Rally and Lobby Day in Washington, DC.
In the end, this process helped remind Pittsburgh section members of NCJW's mission and impact in the community. From education to advocacy to activism, an unfortunate potential shift in policies in our country has given me the opportunity to become a more competent and impassioned advocate.
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