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Suppose you're signed up in a breast cancer screening programme (the situation Gerd Gigerenzer takes as his central example). Horror of horrors, your mammogram comes back positive. But you shouldn't panic.
Death and taxes may be certain, says Gigerenzer, following Benjamin Franklin, but few other things are, and certainly not medical tests, most of which are subject to a version of Sod's Law under which the better they are at detecting a condition that's actually there, the more often they'll detect it when it isn't. So how likely is it that you really have breast cancer? To answer this question, you're going to have to embrace the fact that the world is governed by probabilities rather than certainties. You'll have to reason statistically; which is doubly hard, because not only do most patients find statistics impenetrable, so do most doctors. But Gigerenzer knows how to make it easier.
You need, he explains, to know three things. One, the probability of breast cancer among women your age. Two, the probability of the test detecting it when it's there. Three, the probability of the test detecting it when it isn't there.
The conventional method expresses these three bits of data as percentages: the genuine figures for women aged between 40 and 50, for example, are 0.8 per cent, 90 per cent and seven per cent, respectively. Then it plugs them into a useful equation invented by an 18th century clergyman called Thomas Bayes, to extract the probability that in your case, the test result is true.
Unfortunately, most of us lose the thread about here. We lack the ability to think things through quickly and naturally in this abstract way; we're "innumerate". Gigerenzer, though, believes that a great deal of apparent innumeracy is caused by data being presented to us in ways that don't "match our minds' design". We can abolish the confusion by using "natural frequencies" instead of probabilities. In other words, you should think of your three bits of breast-cancer data in terms of the concrete numbers of women they represent, not abstract that of those eight cases of breast cancer, the test catches seven. So seven women with breast cancer will test positive out of 1,000.
But the test also detects it in seven per cent of cases when it isn't there, or in 70 women out of 1,000. That's 70 "false positives". The total number of positives is seven plus 70 equals 77, out of which only seven are true positives.
So what's your chance of really having breast cancer if you test positive? Only seven chances in 77, or one in 11. There's still an appreciable risk of cancer here, but no one should decide on the basis of one positive mammogram that cancer is inevitable, or even likely. Crucially, this is still Thomas Bayes's equation at work, only put into a form where it becomes commonsensical.
Gigerenzer goes on to spell out the implications for breast cancer screening, which are counterintuitive, and worrying. The vast majority of women who undergo biopsies or exploratory surgery on the basis of a mammogram do not have breast cancer: 100,000 a year in Germany. If you have no symptoms, and are under 50, screening does not reduce your chance of dying of breast cancer. (The fashion industry's breast cancer campaign, with its central focus on women in their teens and twenties, looks really silly in this light: just another way for the purveyors of size eight clothing to make people anxious.) Nor is the breast cancer test the only one to be structured this way.
The problem with false positives is built in all over the place. Gigerenzer leads you through the steps required to allow for them in HIV tests, in courtroom DNA matching and in claims about violent psychiatric patients.
His "mind tool" unclouds the issues, as promised. I'm not sure I'd recommend this book for light reading - but if you're facing a medical decision, and your doctor is as baffled about how to calculate the risks as you are, I'd acquire a copy.
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That deep dark smell of the box where I lay
Is almost enough to cover my scent,
The stench of maturity and decay,
Of a life that isn't given but lent.
That languish of ivory purity,
Death has indeed quenched thy cheeks, Juliet.
Age always fades into obscurity,
As posterity begins to forget.
Pushing daisies that will soon themselves die,
"Ash into ash into ash!" calls the world!
And we waste our life's time, stopping to cry,
As the life and death become mixed and swirled.
I lay in this box neither warm nor cold,
Because Life is young, but death: death is old.

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SAN DIEGO -- Doug Flutie took the majority of snaps for the second straight day, but San Diego Chargers coach Marty Schottenheimer said he'll wait until Friday to announce his starting quarterback for this weekend's game against Minnesota.
Schottenheimer said Thursday he wants to keep the Vikings guessing whether they'll have to face the scrambling Flutie or Drew Brees, a pocket passer.
"I thought they both did a nice job today," Schottenheimer said.
"Fortunately, I'm not in the situation where we have to make this decision immediately and we're not going to announce it until tomorrow."
Flutie, 41, replaced the ineffective Brees last Sunday and led the Chargers (1-7) to their only score in a 20-7 loss at Chicago.
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The sale of Allders' stores by the collapsed retailer's joint administrators has turned into a retail frenzy, with several firms securing key instructions to advise the bidders.
Thanks to a conflict on the Allders deal, Field Fisher Waterhouse (FFW) has landed an instruction to advise BHS, the UK retailer that was acquired by billionaire entrepreneur Philip Green in March 2000, on the purchase of 10 Allders stores.
The mandate to advise Green on the acquisition is a coup for FFW, because after Green bought BHS he decided to farm out virtually all of the retailer's property work to Dechert.
Before BHS was acquired by Green, FFW advised the retailer on property matters, but now the firm handles a small amount of employment work.
It is understood that Dechert had to turn down Green's instruction because the US firm's London arm had already agreed to advise Allders' joint administrators on property aspects of the deal.
Meanwhile, longstanding FFW client House of Fraser, which was also bidding and which failed to secure any of Allders' stores, turned to Slaughter and May. Although both firms have a relationship with House of Fraser, the retailer typically instructs Slaughters on deals with a corporate element.
Herbert Smith and Lawrence Graham also secured places on the roster of advisers after securing instructions from Primark and Debenhams respectively.
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text: Nursing "Best Practices" for Patients at Risk for Suicide: Adolescent Perceptions of Helpful Care Catherine P. Gros, N, MSc (A) Assistant Professor, McGill University School of Nursing Nurse Clinical Specialist, Douglas Mental Health Institute Tamsin Mulvogue, MSc(A); Sacha Jarvis, MSc(A); Johanne Renaud, MD 3rd Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium: The Power of TEAM Inquiry University of Vermont & FAHC November 12, 2011 The Power of TEAM Inquiry: What's wrong with this picture? The Power of TEAM Inquiry: Who Decides? In Collaborative Nursing Practice, Patients & families are •ESSENTIAL team members •ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS in assessment, planning & evaluation of care Patient & Family-Centered Care: means the person & family are at the center of care! Therefore, Nursing "Best Practices" are ultimately determined by patients & families… What are the perceptions of adolescents regarding "helpful" Nursing care during suicide risk? Suicide in Context: Suicide is a principal cause of death in the adolescent population in Québec & a significant health concern worldwide Suicide is a complex phenomenon: Influenced by an open system of biophysical-socialenvironmental interactions Related to personal life experiences, gene expression & human bio-pscho-social development Epigenetic Research Findings: Human studies: traumatic relational life experiences (child abuse) alters gene expression, leading to changes in the brain & increased susceptibility to anxiety, depression and suicide (McGowan et al, 2009) Animal Studies: Rat pups experiencing caring maternal interactions showed healthy brain development & were significantly calmer than 'high stress' rats from low care mothers. Conclusion: caring interactions affect gene expression & determine hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) functioning, affecting healthy brain development and behaviour (McGowan, et al, 2009). Helping Suicidal Patients: The Nurses' Role Frontline nurses spend more time intervening with hospitalized patients than any other professional group; admission to discharge During suicide risk: Nurse-patient contact is intense Intervention is: close" to "continuous" 24/7 High dose nursing care = High impact on patient outcomes In the Literature: The vast majority of healthcare research related to suicide focuses on interventions delivered by professionals other than nurses Regarding Nursing Interventions & Suicide Risk… Existing research is: •Qualitative •Rare (few in number) •Narrow in scope Current studies focus on: Prescribed treatments & control measures1-5 •Evaluating risks •Searching for & removing dangerous objects •Implementing close or constant "surveillance" Research on Nursing Intervention during Suicide Risk… Target outcomes focus mainly on: • Patient safety • Physical protection • Preventing self-harm1-5 However… • The Nurse's attitude & interpersonal approach has a significant impact on patient health outcomes. Existing qualitative data indicate: •Suicidal patients on "close observation" report feelings of hope & self esteem resulting from their interactions with nursing staff 6,7 In Conclusion… •Little attention has been paid to the interventions nurses implement in their daily interactions with suicidal in-patients • Relational nursing interventions offered throughout the course of hospitalization are poorly described •Little is known about the impact of nursing care on patient health outcomes •The patient's perspective of "helpful" Nursing interventions during suicide risk requires further study... What are the perceptions of adolescents at risk for suicide regarding "helpful" nursing care during hospitalization? % (n=6) Age 16 17 18 66.6 16.6 16.6 Sex Men Women 16.6 83.3 Ethnicity Caucasien Other 100.0 0 Language French English Bilingual 16.6 50.0 33.3 Diagnosis Depression Anorexia/Bulimia & Dépression Borderline Personnality 33.3 16.6 50.0 Length of Hospital Stay 1 – 7 days 1 – 4 weeks > 1 month 50.0 33.3 16.6 Suicide Risk Current Previous 33.3 66.6 Results: Based on Interviews with Suicidal Teens: Helpful Nursing Interventions occur across 3 Domains of Care Developing a unique & caring human relationship Working in partnership to manage illness & suicide risk Creating a health-promoting hospital environment SMILE! "Be kind & friendly". "If someone's smiling, you're smiling; it can spread." GET UP-CLOSE & PERSONAL: "Be intimate." "[Don't] talk in the doorway…Come in & sit down on my bed." IDENTIFY & ACCOMMODATE INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCES: "Notice [what's] unique to me... If there's something special I want, like chocolate milk, make sure [it's] there for me." INITIATE CONVERSATION: "Talk to me." "It really helps when someone tries to start a conversation"…"Ask about my life & take an interest in what we do. Asking everyday questions like: 'How's your day going?' helps us feel safe." LISTEN WTHOUT IMPOSING CONSEQUENCES: "If I speak of suicidal ideas, be present & listen. Don't panic & take away my privileges. We just need to talk when we're feeling bad." UNDERSTAND THE PAIN: "…probably the most important thing, [is ]actually understanding, not just on a scientific level, but on an emotional level, how deep the despair is" EARN TRUST: "[having a nurse you can trust] helps you get better, because …it's really hard to find people you trust when you're in that situation" [suicidal] LEARN TO TRUST: "Believe in us. We're the best judge. No one knows better than me if I'm going to kill myself." OFFER PERSPECITVE: "Give a different point of view… 'cuz when you're in that mindset, your vision is very tunneled, so to open [the patient's] mind really could make a difference" IDENTIFY & WORK WITH STRENGTHS: "Focus on the positive"… "like notice the parents care"… "that will help so much, cuz… if you're going to therapy, you're saying your problems. It's negative, negative…" "[pointing out the things you're good at] makes you want to live. It really does. It makes you think that you're not completely worthless." BE WELCOMING TO PATIENTS & FAMILIES: "The nurses would try to build this cooperative family atmosphere. Like: 'Oh, right this way. Come on in'." BRIDGE HOSPITAL & HOME LIFE: "Do normal activities" "… more like you're having like your real life" "Make us feel like we're not so detached from our normal world" ACCOMPANY PATIENTS OUTDOORS! "Just being able to feel the sun, being outside really helped me because… you got that feeling of liberation"… "It felt like I wasn't in prison." Summary of Findings: This study offers detailed examples of "helpful" nursing interventions as reported by suicidal teens. However, ONE SIZE DOESN'T FIT ALL! Findings indicate that there is variability amongst what individual patients find helpful This is consistent with Collaborative, "Situation-Responsive" Nursing (The McGill Model / The Developmental Health Model) which involves timing & tailoring interventions to achieve "goodness of fit" (Allen, 1977; Gottlieb & Feeley, 2005 & others) • What is helpful to THIS person/family? • in THIS situation? • at THIS time? In the hospital setting: Strongly Agree When I'm on "constant observation", it helps when the nurse lets me spend some time alone, if I say I need it. 100% It helps when my nurse keeps in touch and continues to take an interest in me; especially when I'm feeling better & I'm no longer considered suicidal. 100% Reported health outcomes resulting from nursing care: Strongly Agree The nursing care I receive in the hospital can decrease my risk of suicide by helping me feel more hopeful & positive regarding myself, my family &/or my situation. 100% The nursing care I receive when I'm in the hospital has an impact on my ability to cope at home, at school & with my family following discharge. 100% Feedback on the Questionnaire: Completing a questionnaire like this during my hospital stay can help the nurse better understand me and my needs. 100% Conclusions & Implications Nursing interventions make a significant difference to the health & recovery of hospitalized teens at risk for suicide Relational nursing interventions are low cost & relatively easy to apply. However: • They are neither routinely nor deliberately practiced • Their therapeutic value may be underestimated Study Findings: Illustrate the importance of collaborative, strengths-based nursing practice with suicidal in-patients -Call for a critical review of current policies/procedures Provide evidence for staff education & development -Knowledge translation requires staff coaching & support Future research includes: To develop, validate & test the HNQ 1. Fletcher, R. F. (1999). The process of constant observation: Perspectives of staff and suicidal patients. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 6, 9-14. 2. Cutcliffe, J. R., & Stevenson, C. (2008). Feeling our way in dark: The psychiatric nursing care of suicidal people – A literature review. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 45, 942-953. 3. McLaughlin, C. (1999). An exploration of psychiatric nurses and patients' opinions regarding in-patient care for suicidal patients. Issues and innovations in nursing practice, 29(5), 1042-1051. 4. Yonge, O. (2002). Psychiatric patients' perceptions of constant care. Journal of Psychosocial Nursing & Mental Health Services, 40(6), 22-29. 5. Stewart, D., Bilgin, H. & Bowers, L. (2010). Special observation in psychiatric hospitals: A literature review. Report from the Conflict and Containment Reduction Research Programme, London: Institute of Psychiatry at the Maudsley. November, 2010. 6. Jones, J., Ward, M., Welman, N., Hall, J., & Lowe, T. (2000). Psychiatric inpatients' experience of nursing observation. U.K perspective. Journal of Psychosocial Nursing & Mental Health Services, 38(12), 10-20. 7. Cardell, R., & Pitula, C. R. (1999). Suicidal inpatients' perceptions of therapeutic and nontherapeutic aspects of constant observation. Psychiatric Services, 50(8), 1066-1070 8. Gottlieb, L. N., Feeley, N., with Dalton, C. (2005). The Collaborative Partnership Approach to Care: A Delicate Balance. Toronto, ON: Elsevier-Mosby 9. Pless, I.B., Feeley, N, Gottlieb, L.N, et al. (1994). A randomized trial of a nursing intervention to promote the adjustment of children with chronic physical disorders. Pediatrics. (94) 70-75 10. Gros, C. P., & Young, L. (2007). Teaching the McGill Model of Nursing and client-centered care: Collaborative strategies for staff education and development. In L. E. Young & B. L. Patterson (Eds.), Teaching Nursing: Developing a Student Centered Learning Environment (pp. 190-221). Philadelphia: Lippincott, Wms & Wilkins 11. Stewart, M.A. (1995). Effective physician-patient communication and health outcomes: a review. Can Med Assoc Journal . 152 , 1423-33. 12. Anthony, W. A. (1993). Recovery from mental illness: The guiding vision of the mental health service system in the 1990's. Psychosocial Rehabilitation Journal, 16(4), 1-23. 13. Park, N, Peterson, C & Brunwasser, SM (2009). Positive Psychology and therapy in: N.Kazantzis, MA Reinecke, A Freeman (eds). Cognitive and behavioural theories in clinicla practice. New York: guilford. 278-306. 14. Seligman, MEP, Steen, TA, Park, N & Peterson, C (2005). Positive psychology progress:Empirical validation of interventions. American Psychologist, 60, 410-21.


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Cooking tips for the caring cook.
When cooking meats it is important to know how to cook them safely and properly. Try these tips.
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- For a juicer hamburger add cold water to the beef before grilling (1/2-cup to 1 pound of meat).
- Add a dash - or several depending on taste - of hot sauce to ground round when you make hamburgers. It brings out the flavor of the meat.
- When frying meat, sprinkle paprika over it to turn it golden brown.
- Allow meat to stand at room temperature one hour before cooking (but no more than one hour!) It will cook more quickly, brown more evenly, and stick less when pan-fried. (Note: Do not do this with highly perishable meats like ground beef and organ meats.)
- It's important to let a roast -- beef, pork, lamb or poultry - sit a little while before carving. That allows the juices to retreat back into the meat. If you carve a roast too soon, much of its goodness will spill out onto the carving board.
- Thaw frozen meat and poultry in the refrigerator and not on the kitchen counter where bacteria can grow.
- When braising meat, cook it at a low temperature for a long time to keep the meat tender and have it retain all the juices.
- Chefs pound meat not to tenderize the meat, but to help even the meat so it cooks evenly.
- Glaze a roast (pork, beef, lamb, or poultry) by brushing on a fruit flavored jam fifteen to twenty minutes before it is done. This adds an attractive sheen to the meat and gives a sweet tasting flavor. It will also add a delightful flavor to the pan juices when making a sauce.
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- Corned beef. After cooking a whole corned beef, cut it into several pieces for faster cooling - or slice it, if you like. Place the beef in small, shallow containers and cool it in the refrigerator quickly.
- Partially cooking beef. Never brown or partially cook beef to refrigerate and finish cooking later because any bacteria present wouldn't have been destroyed. It is safe to partially pre-cook or microwave beef immediately before transferring it to the hot grill to finish cooking.
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More racism from the race-baiters:
And if the 5 white jurors (excluding the 1 Latina) are like most white people I know, they are unfortunately not going to like Rachel. They won't understand her, especially not her defensive nature, and this will unfortunately work against her. Even though it shouldn't.
I can imagine George Zimmerman's defense is just hoping some of those 5 white jurors have some prejudices (as most people do), or hell, are even racist, because if they are, their tactic to make Rachel out to be less intelligent, rather than less credible than she actually is, might actually work.
Because white people - who aren't "wise latinas" - are obvioulsy too stupid or biased to do anything except be "cracker bigots."
Has the point of the last 50 years been all about preserving racism in the black community?
Also, there's this:
Rachel was authentic, nervous and extremely herself. She did, after all, hear her friend, a minor, get killed in cold blood.At this point, with the description of Martin pounding Zimmerman, describing Martin's death as being "killed in cold blood" is the height of dishonesty.


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Courier (Newspaper) - June 2, 1806, London, Middlesex � - '.1 A s.ijifj AT^, 4294. Whig cl.un.- THE next Meeting of the WHIG CLUS will be:. 'I o MWRKOW, JuiiC 3, ai the London Tavern, Uuho{)s- '. H. C. COMBE, Esq. Ald."man, M. P, inth? Chair. . .STI-:WA!, Tlioriias Hfell, E.tq.- J^hn Crcgory, Esq. K. W i.LARKSOi-J, Secretary. MoHDAY, JUNE,4 me. GRO'^VI'.N'iR's TOY ROdMS, Ko. 313, Ho'.born GGROSVENOR most re^peciFuily. beg* leave to.Jtquaititihe Nnhmry iiiid Gentry that he tias iritich iiierM-ied his siock of" el'kjijI auit curious I OY^, Sec. .',c. :ini.i that \w has njw on t!".d b.-st i^^ olleilioi\ iitthis Kn g-ilom.t-Great varier\ of Banks, C.'aines, Cards, ,0(sscki Sec. calcul.'itf-d.nioi.t nd;nirably tor tlie infornwVion ah.l in-struilion of Chiidieii,.while to theni it a;jpfars a mere arriuse-i-nt!i^wfiic!i has ever been allowed the best nicde cf ci.n-viiyiiiii-insmiciioh. lo-jttvcnilir rnitnis.-Toy Ho-ises Fiir-iiishert ill the mosr-complete style. Rocking Hor�es of all sizes and colours.-Dols of all sorts tlressed in a manner peculiarly neat-aiulelegant.-A largeaSsortmontofWjit-i:i)!ah.t Work Boxes, ""rea-a'd'Ucs^ Desks, V/wii. BcXes^i&c. K'HfMrifully lrihia.�jjAjliariiisIwil, --'T.'0^h^J^ Cases, SmeHinR BV;tt!e.�!, Sn\M'W^i&\S'Ttip^.-Genuine English ami Foreign Perfumsry, of tUs very best qnaliti�.'' MESSRS. TIPPER at�d RICHARDS respea. fully inform the I'ublic thaf ihey have purchased the Cppv-iieht of "Mr. M AN>JE:l ot BiisinKss, arf iu_forine4 tint a Cle''^vinsn, accust.mwl to^ cpnducl the. finishing pan 'jf Uriv.ai on, raceivts into hit House, Veil sifuatpd n^ar. London, -i limited itumberKt Pupils. They a e Uiat-.Uiherally ; the Phin of their l� struaionjsadaj|�ed t . the .Situation in Life for which thev are intcnilcd, and iiicIudiis^idvantaKes nut usually found in llratr-Seminaries. "Apply to'v^essrs.Sikes, Snaith and Ccr. Bankers, No. s, Mansinii-hmt.if s.trce'. " � " tot^e wl eWcIy nr'oj HEHfci- � GENILEMAISJ in the decline pf life, who has i r "atty years coududed a SemitUfV f �t I'rivUi: Cf*u-NTY'nrsOMER irr. To the GENTLE Ml-N, CI c, lU; Y aiul ! FEHOLOERS ofthe COUNTY of SOMiUSET, I.HEREBlf apj)oint a'Meefing >f the Gcntlerricn, (Jlergv and Frctholilers of the Coimry of Soin'Ts;.'t, to be held at the Assize Hall, at Itridgvvatrr, on Mo'.idiy the 9th of Jiine.next at Twelveo'CliPck at nuoh preris!?l.y, lor �he purpose of Mominatiiig a proper person to represent this County in Carlianieiit, in the room of VVillium Oickiuson Esq! deceased . CLIFTON WHEAT, Sheriff. Barton House, 30th May, i8.)6. _ To the G ENtTe'^I EN, CI. E U C; Y,ar.d E lE RS of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. E'ENCOURAGED by tbe promised support of J nunieioi^s l"rieHd>, I venture fo otfer myself as a Candi- A Tank and consequence. ..... ........- - sjf jirbpBrly qualiSid to superintend such � conueni^ miy pfrl^a^s seldom mert mth a similar oppbrtunity.Afreaiitinik hdiifis.ome independence. The Advertiser would cheerfully c. ntiniie'thc sandion of his name, iintil his fucoesior shoylft be perfedllye?tablisficd with all theeonneliions; the�iina ti'wiis on (he sea coast, b^ t^VVhcjI.r 1:"icVetiand .sharc-ii, v.arrrn:) of l^^nl^, Build-ini?s, Cornhill.amlfacing'flte "Gate-o*f''th'j Willis's Channg Cross, by RICHARPSONCOtM^l.tTi; awl Co. F.iLTERlWP V'E.SSELii. OM .t ivnv Coi struoiinn. BY these VesseLs foul. Clayey,or Statruant Water is wcctfixil, purified, .liid nire daily received by Messrs, Lucas and Co. at No, 2, Jarhes-street, Adeljdii, Stiand; and letters (post-i;.iid}ans.wcredwithobt delay. DEARTH t)f .Mr)NEY; IT is an umveraally feh faft that MONEY on L(3AN, is almost become unattainable!( The Papers indeed still unceasingly teem with otters, hut (saving one or twrq) they aire all a kiiid of pecuniary quackery, holding forth infallible accommodation, yet on the trial, heighnsmiig the disease, adlioii,! 'accusation. . . ^_____ The extent and opulence�fhisconnettions(the distinguished 'liiced of very many years unimpeacha'^le )Vrofessionaal prac tice) enable him, as hitherto, to m�diatb the-loon of^ from but 2apl. up to 2'3,oool. or more, by Redeemable Annuity, and the Interest alcJne re*^ired to be secured, upon Land, Houses, the Funds, Settlements, Jointures, Church Preferments, and other Life Incomes : But from people of Rank, or high respeitability, nbthiijg m�re thw^ merely personal se-ciu-ijy is desired. In every negotiation couti;led to Mr, Jack-6on, and which he undertakes, its aicomplisitincnt is itnfail-Hg; just, protnpt, secret, trank,aiid gentlcBiajily. Post-paid .Letter.s not anonymous, addressed (as for some years fas') to Mr H. Jackson, to be left at the New Chapter Cot^�ee-hou^ei Diikcs-cbutf, Long-acri", if ftom the Cou.niry, ^iil tiiinmahd .in immediate answer; and if in London, a confidential app'iintniciit at the Autlior's House, tlie West ' ^A"* of**�'^ Toivny COpliE continues to have on sale, at his Manu-I'atlory aiid Nottingham Warehouse, betwee^t Cavtle-court ant^tjld Koii'iidcouit, nearly c'pposTteYoric-B\iildini;s,' at 434', iii the Stiawl; an extensive anii: valuable a.>sortmciit "f Hosiety, of every descrV-^tion, which for e'^gaiiec, nif'at-kvss, taste,and,q'iality,h>s neverbeen einialled, and. |.iL-Hat-resent Vacancy ; a Vaiicancy ever to be Umented by ine. If t should be so fortunate as fn become the objyd'of your choide, 1 .ihall endeavour constantly to discharge the duties imposed �.nine, wiili i dustry, integrity, and indcpcfiidence. I have the honour to be, Geiport ahdsufiVaRes on tlie present occasion; .irid should' I be ta-vtfured with yo*" ""'O'Wtio.j, 1 pledge myscU to discharge ray dutv in PjjiJiamJftt at a.i honest man,'a sine re frieiid to our country "n gsheral, aitd to this County in p.irticuhu ; iMJiistemly with the se. tinieius 1' hive before m tic kflBWD, to withdraw my�elf from the situation which 1 liave lately^(icd as Chairman of the Quarter Sessions. . 1 aril V ur very huihbleSfvant, FaitH-Id, May 28, t.8-6. JOiiN ACLAND,. HARRiC.'K. l>EP!VR.''ME.Mr. Tytf ANTED .11 Pcrion tn g.j 10 Gibraltar, to SUVA^ pCrintwd th'J execution ot''iiildings nndr the Uar-rack nepattineiit. He must h:iv q v'unpeM'.J i;"- wl-dg^ of Orawin^, aitd ntakini; Designs and Es^ipia cs, an . luos; t.>e thoTougnly acquainted v�tory referehgrs bath with regard to his ahilitiet attd charai^er. Faifkiilars may be'known at thi Rarr.icV O(lice, Spring Gsrd'ns, any day between the hours, of ten a.ui i ..r, Sunday excepted. � * � Barrack.Office. 28th May, i^^oG. TO THE NCiT[)1,MY AN ID GENTRY. resKiiiig itr_a healthy situa. AGLERGyMAN, /X tipn In the West of Ehgijiid, who c nfines his ttten-tionsto the EducatiyiM 01 Four youi-g (li.nil^nicn. will havf, one�ie*iicy at Midiinnnieir. A very satisfa'^lo.'y ref le cc as toaW'tiet. will b,-*b^; given. Eichoiipil will b.-,ici; 'mno .(atcd bv a seper'i'e iHlgihg-rootit, and in every. tes'peci be treaied as af.-eniher of �lie. family. A h'>rs lor hi* .n-c >in-rnodiitiim may be .kepi if required. An annual Preiuiuin ^f One Hund'Cd GniuciS is cxpeiled. Apprcntioa m ly be made X� Mr. G Ward, Paterno.itei-row, .Londo!'. Ti;i l'rOp:;ity r)f a lurkey .'i'lerc!ia:ir l.-avingthii Coiul'-t.y, to be s'.lJ^o pi-r Out. less tluiii n lu'.y )lo-ise i \ this KiiigiU-^m, at V'Ja',-. md Co/s CMrpet, Blmkrt, and Slicetin^ Warlious ', No, g, Charles-street, Mividlc-iex'Hospital. THOSE GENTl.EN'IEN.vhomcan to DINE at W l.i.K'.s KO IMS -sn tne KING'S UlRTH-DAY. are rj-qnested to^ren I their Names to the Office of t'-e Th.^rchvd House Tavern, in the course of this day, or before two o clock �vested in the purchase ; it is required that a iviaiisioii ami i'ork Ibtin a pa(t of the Estate. Address, with full particulars, to C. D. at the Baptist Head CoIIE, a very excellent ao^ desira-bie-RESlDtiNLU; imihediiitely opposite K:w Hup Imi^tnt-Ute^i, CQtuaii'ing a )bndfwie|iaU, fiatiog Parh-ur, Breakfiit Initio, Library, ekgiii^ Orawii4(*l(.- f':rtii.:e h.is' b^en accumuiated. Every accotDinoda-. (Nation -ill he given as to tiie payment for the Stacl(� ict, \yh cli though at preseht very extensive, may be leduced for ttK i-onvtiiieiice o! the Tenjiu -Principals only can be at-reiided to, and appliLarion may be made to Messrs. Winitan-ley and Son, Paternoster-row. . KENT.-To be LE ]', and entered upon at .vJi-cliaetnws nirX',-a hr^-:, id establ.sned LINEN ORA-;PEK'S SHQ. , !'"iiiod a;..-I: opposite the Mairket-House in the Town of Seven Oak-, with cxf n*tye adjoininp (Jut. Boildihgs, capablebtcarrying on av:-ry co-�;derabic liaiie in th.it or any other branch ot Rusiness. l-or further p.ivticulars enquire of Messrs. Nealewright and Perki No 5, MiU-strect, t'heapside ; Mr. Crow, At-orney -It L'Mv. Sevfii (Jaks J or ,vlr. ::awarU .^rgle., Up-retard.v.^ M:i^''a';ate.l pi -spVcts, with excellent gtiidns, and froiri b.ct;. to acre, of land ; the whpK- in-^ood o'der; fronr town not iiioreihan 12 niil 'S- The prm'ses a-e rt*-pLte with �v-ry coiuenience, air.i tit for thJ riu;u.*'.l:atc re-wc^ti'hofa family. i or pjrticul.irs andjtickets to view ap;>Iy tjML'Sir4i.,Kidds, UphoidL No.;62, New . ond-sirevt. BUI I/DINC; c;U(;i>ND at LA.VIUETH. ' APIECE ct GllOUND, containing: upsvarJs of FomT Acres, in the c-uric of J..�inbe!h (wi ich haa been Ottunii-d by .Vtr. North,, NuiM,:rv;n.Vii, Ur.de'r a l-e'j-^e for h U>tonh o.-y.'ars], is now to b- (. ' Tupon Jv.iilnii-g Lea.scs, with ini.ncai.ite possession. Any ,1 1 .- f ,1 iV.ji,ldiiig ichcipe, with Proposals tr executing and con.; li:;ii!'^ �-'1, same, m^y b" tran-.nlit!td ,t.> Messrs. Rashleigh, Soj;, . ].rc., Iitton �:aCi(-u;,or .vlr. Lewis, No, No. j. Gray's i;i.i-sq.,aie, who dirr a'rrtUorisf.i to treatfQt.jf,C!oatrtict.rr � r'"""' -^^i ,'�,,.,, NEWCASTLE.UP6N- JL TYNE, to be L El , on a Lease for Three or rive . ip li!Mils apply by Jetter, postpaid, to'Hr. Heather, Cockspur-streer,,London. ANTS a Place, as FOOTMAN, a steady, sober young Man, in a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family, or with a Single Gentleman ; noobjecilion to tiavel; can have-an u; 'leniatile charader from his iajt platJe, where he has lived three years and a half. ' ('lease to dired, post paid,'to R. 1!, at Mr. Crewe's, Uoot and Shoe Maker, Hongliton-streer, Clare Market. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Com t of Chancery, bearing date the jst day of March, 1806, made in a Cause wherein Thomas White and others ate Pkinti^. and Richard Wilson and others are Defeiidaiiis,j the Creditors of tlie Right Honourable John Lord Ched-wpkTji, deceased, aie, on or before the 2�>th day of June, 1S06, to come.in ard prove their Debts before Samuel Comp-ton CoVt �sq. one of the Masters of the said Courts at his Chambers, in Southampton Bui/dings;, t hancery-lane, Lon-dt-n, orindefault ilieri:of they will b: peiemptorily excluded the benefit of the said Oecree. 1 QoktlQ'S ARMS TAVEKM, Bitd-in-hand-Court, Cheapside. WBRIANT most respedfuUy begs leave to in- form those Gentlemen who were in the hai?it of fVe-qucnting til* City Cotti:e House, that in consequence of its having decline.!! the publie business, they tnuy be accommo-daKd with Uoom^athis House either upon private or special business. .' W, U. takes this opportunity of returning his s^naere thanks to those friends who have so liberally favoured him with their commands, and begs to inform, them, that he contntues to dress diiiiiers in the Coffee-room as usual, at the tours of two, thr GUMS. / THE Public is re.�peflflilly cautioned against ImU tarioiis of the ESSENCE of PEAKL and PEARL DENTl KRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the Queen and the Prince cf Wajes, which have, been proved by loiigexpeiience to be. infinitely mote efficacious tor ttie Teeth and (Jurns, than ahy thing yei discovered. Thei' continue to bs sold wholesale and retail by Baylcy , and Blew, 5, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. gd. each, enclosed in a Staiiipin which the following words are engraved, J. Hemet, Hayley and Blew, Cockspur-street," the Fdrgery whereof is Felony. Sold also retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hetijct,) ileorge-street, Hanover-square. ; N.B.-The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and pefsons who ha^e the care of Children, as the gccgteat.preservative of yoiffig ami tender teeth. -j-'HEATKE-ROYAL, Years, to coiiiiTJehce ovember, 1806.- I he Manager who he Theatre t�r Th ee Montlis shall take it, to engace to open the ;in;;iially, in the Wint r eason, flhese Months heieafter.io b.'. avr -;'d upon ) and tor the Race Week, (about tiie .Vtitldie J.:.;e,) and also the: Assize VVeek, (rJie teginnini^ol Au-giisiji The tollowii g is the Receipt of the 1 heatre, when full, at till pie�ent Prices ol Auinissioii; Itoxes at ^s. 70I.- Pit at 2s, 261. GalU'iyat IS. 4Zl -Total '^81. Fijrther p iriicularS may be knownon applitaionin Pors. n, or by Letter, addressed to Mr. Edward Humble; S.*cretaiy Proposals in W: iring to be sent, sealed up^ an . av.otess.'d to the Proprietors of the NewcastleJTlieatre.utuler i.iivc% to Mr Edward Humble, Secret.iry, on ot before the fi:t t August next. Newtasil., i4ih .May, iJle6. (i^ A General Mi.-etiiig bi the Prop itors, to take t:ie same into Co.isiderationj to be liM on Miii.djy the4t'iot Augui.t, 18.6; GKR.VIANV. L'ndonr, Mr.y 15, igu5. THE COMVilT.]r-ri fr appottirm^ng Re^ir-f among 'lis � U;:jiy>' -terns h.V'ig I ifety r cci ed several 0 uaticiis 1.' fho e uii* .rtunate I'e pic, b'gle.:vc!0 return thc'r pu Ik a kn w'l'.d^;'.et.ts lor ''�eicg f lis en-b'e'i. i,n5 i.- lo rhe i-^'. -'ti.' Va-.:-'.'-COiitaitiid i" t!ieiri V.-fj! !t � V.iitc-,t>K-.; 1 a-.', t,', .it,! , ti; �.' they liiv.r not jufv 'tccn.'i o o'cal Vo.-clier, luf tlie i.i ��. apppriioned, bui.a'so v.irtuus deia Is, [too numur'nis i.pr r);i �-lictipi), spetityiiig great numbers of Families^ard ludi-viiiud.- wh.ohavi.- hem reli'v.'il, anil th.- Su.ms paid to each ; sigvdby the .Vlag;�tnfe�, Aultc C.ju?uellr;rs, sod Clrr^y-in;n, wHiicoinpoSi the -espedivc Cuiniuittess on t'le Cofi-ti ent. Anioii^ the S.'bscriptions btely received, the Committee haVe iheh'gh v4t.%failion t announce the foil in-ing ; beside . (thcr c nsid-rible Uonathnc (incittding ^eveTal of One (.'uineacich, ansi iiriaiersutn ,) tod niimer rtf. ' � Hi�K>iy?l>iithiies�tiie'Prineeof Walei . I, .50*0 10 *b 20 5 i . :i: so zo 5* 10 o 10 5� 10 to 10 ^? 2.) o 10 o o 10 o o 312 c 10 o o 10 o o 20 2-) to 10 10 o o o 5 10 o. o o 10 fo 10 ti io 20 to MILFORD HOUSE, with 24 Acre, of RICH L.'VNO siirroun-iiig, produiiive garden, with g'ap;eb, distant three quarters of a inila from the iSea, twent- -tivi from Southampton, ai.d twenty-tour from Salisbury, .the Termiiflre moderate. ' . : Furtner particulars may be ki-iown of Mr. Gegrge Hooke-y, Sovuhampton, er of Mr. Richard Hollins, Lyiningtoii, Letters, post-paid, will irieit due attention. . ESSENTI-^L SALT of LERiONS, For taking Jron M-ulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, Sec. and lor many .'thcr uses, as a subJtitute lor Lemons. Price one Shilliiig the . -^box. ^, ,: � :^ ������ ^ . HAVING received humerous complaints that Cpinpositions sold under the title of Salt of Lemons are not otily inctieclual, but that they burn and destroy the. Linen, 1 thnk it necessary to. inform the Piibiic,, tlut my' true .Kssenvial Salt of Leinons is only to be fiad, wholesale and retail, at my shop in Cockspur 'street, and that none is to be depended upon as iniKe but what has my signature oh the bottom of each bux, and on the outside ofthe wrapper. W. BARLEY. N.B.. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful t:; Ladiis~ in washing their hands, ad ir instantly takes out the stains of fruit, coloured gloves, &C.UIUI is much moRragreeable to use than lemoii itself. . ..." J The U lent Ret. the X'ltd Sishop -ef David** I ot^a^^n � - - George V.. Neintburg, Esq. Stamford, Lincoln-' shire - - . . Ye; . . A few Friends at Cirencesteraud its Viciniiy, by ditto . - Jonathan Worrellj Lsq Juniper Hall, near tiork-� ing ' , � - . - P�:ter Auditon, F. ,q. by Mosrs. Jon.-s, Lloyd, and Co. - - John Perry, E.q by Mes-.rs. Hardcastit and Keyner � '�' . . . . O. 1*; by Wm. 'Mair. Esq. by ditto Rtv. Mr G^b-ir, by d:tto . r - ' Liput. Col. Miicleii, byd'irn - . J. lia.ves, Hs.^. and Co. by diito -i N. E. K.. by Jiit'i - - - lohn I'earn .n, E;.q. f'rolden squjie ' -Jaipes .Arnol'.i, !.. 1. D. O'Cturs' Comnio-.ss lol'ni I'rieman, Esq. I.ett.'ni, lleretiirtUhne Thomas Grirtith, l.sq Mackinanstr^et lVii;:a;H CostiUf;, Esq. Fiect-street , -AiV;uniiyrilous uenet'ai.tion^ by .VIr, H^itchird Ipswich. Subscr.piions at, atid its ViLir.ity E. from iiaih, by .Vie-srs. H.inkcv and Co. Henry FieUlen^ Esq. Bhickb ri, Lancashire Frien-lsat Uorc-stej, hy M.-.ssrs. .'-hnih and Holt .Subscriptions will be reccivud hy Messrs. HardviMl. ,u.d Rcyner. Tieasurers, Old Swan Stairs, Loud n; andals.by the rf>ll!, wiiig Bankers in-London, vii. Messrs. Ilaukey .ini Co., Fetxhurch-streJt; ftle-^srs. Ilcires, Hest street'; M; srs. Sniltband H.>lt, Old Uroaa-strtet; --icssr^i Jjnes, Loyd, Hutne, a-d Co. Loihbury. The Rcpo-rs Hiay be h,:d of .-iinurose -Viartio, E q No. 24, Clii;lotti;-5t.(.et, lUooMsbury ; Mr. J, Hatchirnsu.te;l at homeevery .VJon ay morning before T welve; and in general rvciy otiier itJ'-rniiiK bef-jie El tyei). N'. H. No letters, mdess piat p lid, will received, HEALTH AND L.^WTEVTrT. ~ " UR. JAME-S'i aNaI.EPIIC and ANTIblLIO'js FILLS.., THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a general Preservaiive ut VlcaU'h, is becTne univ-raal, from their Elficacv in those CoaipU-nts, v\ lii;;!) cm tiiual.y disr lurb t e iiunan t-runc.sitch ai .^trliJs, Kheyina'ioitis. 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Sunrun/Verango Deceptive salespitch/business model !!! Savings guarateed but recieved only empty promises San Francisco California
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In April 2012, Sunrun/Verango misled my wife and I about how much our solar system would save us. The salesman told us that we would save $50-$100 per month if we installed their solar system. Mr. James Moser form Verango said enter into a contract with Sunrun and pay $.24KW on a 5200KWH/yr system for an average bill of $111 a month. He also stated/urged that we should pay Edison $20-$30 a month to even out at the end of the year. Put those two numbers together minus my $225 average monthly bill without solar the previous year and my savings were supposed be around $75 month. And for no money down, it was a no brainer. Awesome deal for both sides.
After the first year, Edison hit me with an end of year bill for an additional $1100 not counting the $20 I'd been paying them a month. Also, my system overproduced roughly 1300KWH which I paid $.24KW. Long story short, NO SAVINGS WERE RECORDED MY FIRST YEAR.
In May 2013, I contacted SunRun (Gaiwin)and he told me "SUNRUN'S STANCE OF ZERO SAVINGS THE FIRST YEAR WAS EXPECTED WITH MODEST SAVINGS TO ACCUMULATE EACH ADDITIONAL YEAR MINUS SUNRUN'S INFLATION RATE OF 2.9% ON KW PRODUCED". Sunrun (Tom Asher) stated that saving $50-$100 a month was very unrealistic and the salesman should not have told me that. They did credit my account the over production but are unwilling to do so again.
The only reason I agreed to a solar system was to save money. Very misleading and deceptive. Who agrees to install solar without saving money.
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14700 Belle River Rd, Berlin 48002
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Take a look at this one-of-a-kind walk-out Ranch, sitting on a 13 Acre Private Estate, along Belle River! This home offers great room with vaulted ceiling, doorwall to awesome covered patio that you will spend all your free time on! Dining room and den overlooking front yard pond. Open kitchen w/Custom solid wood cabinets, granite and dual ovens. Master Suite w/huge two-person jetted tub, dual sinks, walk-in shower, two-way fireplace, large walk-in closet and doorwall to patio. Three additional bedrooms, four full baths, first floor laundry. Open walk-out lower level w/wood burner, exercise, hobby, rec. room, office and storage areas. Heated in-ground pool for family fun! 30 x 60 heated pole barn w/water, 220V electric, gas & pellet burner, two overhead doors with dual access. Home walls are steel construction, hardwood floors throughout, very well insulated, silent floor system, all appliances stay! This is a very quality built home from the inside out! Country living at its best!
Property Information
- Status
- Active
- Address
- 14700 Belle River Rd
- City
- Berlin
- Zip
- 48002
- County
- St. Clair
- Possession
- 30
- Zoning
- Residential
- Listing Date
- 08/09/2016
- Subdivision
- Total Finished SqFt
- 3,696
- Above Grade SqFt
- 3,696
- Garage
- 10.0
- Garage Desc.
- Additional Garage(s), Attached Garage, Detached Garage, Electric in Garage, Gar Door Opener, Workshop
- Waterview
- Waterfront
- Waterfront Desc
- Pond, River Frontage
- Water
- Private Well
- Sewer
- Septic
- Year Built
- 2002
- Home Style
- Ranch
Rooms and Land
- MasterBedroom
- 22X18 1st Floor
- Bedroom2
- 13X12 1st Floor
- Bedroom3
- 13X11 1st Floor
- Bedroom4
- 13X11 1st Floor
- Bath1
- 1st Floor
- Bath2
- 1st Floor
- Bath3
- 1st Floor
- Bath4
- Lower Floor
- Den
- 13X10 1st Floor
- Dining
- 15X12 1st Floor
- GreatRoom
- 20X17 1st Floor
- Kitchen
- 20X14 1st Floor
- Laundry
- 13X6 1st Floor
- Other
- 40X40 Lower Floor
- Basement
- Block, Sump Pump, Walk Out
- Cooling
- Attic Fan, Ceiling Fan(s), Central A/C
- Heating
- Forced Air
- Acreage
- 13.13
- Lot Dimensions
- 235 x 2350 x 287 x 2473
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Range/Oven, Refrigerator, Washer, Water Softener - Owned
- Fireplace Desc.
- Gas Fireplace, MstrBedroom Fireplace
- Interior Features
- Cathedral/Vaulted Ceiling, Hardwood Floors, Spa/Jetted Tub, Sump Pump, Walk-In Closet
- Exterior Materials
- Brick, Vinyl Siding
- Exterior Features
- Inground Pool, Patio, Pond
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That infamous hulk, the Old Jersey prison ship, in which upwards of 11,000 American prisoners lost their lives during the Revolution, lay rotting in the Wallabout mud for over a century. And well it deserved to rot. Crowded between airless decks, starved or compelled to eat raw meat and drink filthy water, infected with smallpox, yellow fever and dysentery, the prisoners died by the dozen. Their bodies, hastily thrown into trenches on the shore, were often washed out by the waves at high tide, so that the whole Wallabout beach became a bone-littered charnel house.
Among the keys, buttons, bottles, cups and other memorabilia that have somehow found their way into the Brooklyn Collection despite a collection development policy that expressly favors print and manuscript collections, a lump of wood occupies an archives box that is just a bit too big for it. A label written in a fluid, old-fashioned hand and stuck to the flatter of its two sides reads "His Majesty (sic) Prison Ship Jersey sunk off Navy Yard in time of Revolution." The marks of the saw scar the surface of the hard wood that might be teak on one side; on the other side, worms and tides have scoured it into hills and gullies; and a two inch crack splits it longitudinally part way down the middle.
This is, or purports to be, a piece of the Jersey. We do not know exactly how it found its way here, but a pair of Brooklyn Daily Eagle articles pinpoint October 1902 as the date when a hull was found in the mud of Wallabout Bay, during the building of the U.S.S. Connecticut. An engineer named Bellinger, who was in charge of the work on the Connecticut, said confidently that "there can be no doubt that the hull which has been found is that of the prison ship." Of course there always can be doubt especially in light of its murky provenance; but we consider it very possible that our lump of the Old Jersey is a true relic, and with the many Brooklyn students who pass through here, we enjoy the special frisson that comes from touching something so old and so freighted with the nation's history.


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To support George Washington High School in Denver, Colorado and its students through grants for classroom equipment and materials, library collection, faculty development, and building improvements. We plan to make grants to help GW continue successful academic, creative programs if school budget shortfalls threaten the discontinuance of any such program.
We will provide encouragement of new projects and programs developed by or recommended by students, teachers, and administrators, and will work towards building a mentoring program in co-operation with other charitable organizations.
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Mr. Stanley H. Cook
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Denver, CO 80246
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Library 655 South Monaco Parkway
Denver, CO 80220
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We have facilitated the replacement of the 48 year old sound system in the school's auditorium, provided furniture for class rooms and lounges, purchased computer and projector for online class teaching, awarded college stipends to outstanding teachers, provided funds for the nationally recognized speech and debate organization for additional coaches and training, and made awards to students for their outstanding academic performance.
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Auditorium Sound System, Tech Cart, Speech and Debate Club
Purchase of new sound system for the schools auditorium $16,000
Purchase of computer and cart for class room teaching $2,100
Financial support for hiring of assistant coach and team travel providing over $15,000 over four years, support of the school's paper the Surveyor by sponsoring articles on a monthly basis
Program long term success
1) Replacement of the 42 year old sound system in the auditorium will now facilitate better attendance at events held in the auditorium and encourage students to participate. 2) purchase of a computer and cart to aid in class room teaching using the internet 3) providing funds for the expanding Speech and Debate Club for an assistant coach and travel to local and national meets.
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Population(s) Served
General Public/Unspecified
Youth/Adolescents only (14 - 19 years)
Youth/Adolescents only (14 - 19 years)
Program 2
The Surveyor
School Newspaper
Program long term success
Has provided funding to help with the students continuing publishing of the school's newspaper.
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Population(s) Served
Youth/Adolescents only (14 - 19 years)
General Populations of George Washington High School in Denver Colorado
Funding Needs
There is a great shortfall in the school's funding for all types of regular class room activities and extra curricular activities. The Foundation has no overhead so all monies received will go to a program in need.
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Mr. Stanley H. Cook
Graduate of George Washington High in 1965 and the University of Colorado Boulder in 1969. Mr. Cook participated in family hotel and restaurant businesses, and now has his own hospitality businesses. He is a founder of the Foundation and a participant and supporter of the Habitat for Humanity.
Stanley H. Cook
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Santa greets children at the 50th Santa Run in El Dorado Hills on Saturday, Dec. 21. Photo by Ernest Valenzuela III
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Intrepid Theatre brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
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