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C-A-M-P (Creative, Arts, Music & Performance)based on 17 reviews (review)
Camp Directors - Update this ListingCamp Location: Route 143, Hinsdale, Massachusetts, 01235,
Ages: 7-17
Gender: Male and Female
Camp type:Overnight
Session dates: August 13-25
Cost (range): $1,795
Contact Person: Eileen Rogosin
Phone: 505-946-0488
Fax: 505-946-0499
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P.O. Box #484
Tesuque, New Mexico, 87574
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Camp's Description
C-A-M-P is committed to nuturing the creativity and self -expression of each individual participant through active exploration of the arts. We offer non-competitive programming workshops including music, performance, dance, variety arts, creative writing, and film which foster each participants talents and aspirations.
We are an intensive 12 day sleep-over enrichment program in the creative arts providing a challenging positive enviornment with individual attention emphasizing teamwork. We are located at Camp Danbee in the heart of the Berkshires.
We offer modern cabins each with amenities including full indoor bathrooms and updated showers. The dinning hall, performing arts stage, dance studios, heated pool, field house and gymnasium lie nestled among the woods. Three full well balanced meals and snacks are provided daily by our professional chef and catering team.
We encourage participants to become part of an amazing creative arts community filled with music, dance, performing, campfires, waterfront activities, and most importantly make friends that have similar interests and together creating memories that will last a lifetime.
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Reviewer: DevKelley from Avon, CT
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
2014 was my first year at c-a-m-p in the berkshires and let me say it was the best way to end the summer. At first I was terrified to come to camp because I thought everyone was going to be amazingly talented and I would be just in the background and not matter. However, yes everyone had mad skills its not like I was forgotten. I wasn't the best in the areas of the electives I choose but after the instructors teaching me their ways and working hard I had a great time and my confidence only built up. Everyone there is really supportive and will only encourage you to go for it and let your talents show and your skills grow. in the end I wasn't the worst or the best but I felt like I really learned so much and was so inspired I asked my parents to let me take dancing lessons after discovering how much I loved dancing after taking that elective. The final show was amazing and we all really came together and it seemed everyone was breaking into tears by the second act. In the beginning of camp I was frowning and angry that my parents sent to some silly theater camp but in the end I was sobbing into my friends arms upset over how I had to go.
Reviewer: Jesse M from Keene, NH
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
C-A-M-P is life! I have been going toi C-A-M-P since 2006 and I have loved it every year. As the years go by, C-A-M-P gets better and better. I have learned more from C-A-M-P than I have ever learned. The people here are fantastic and the staff is wonderful and brilliant. C-A-M-P helped me figure out what I wanted to do in life, and it has taught me so much to help get me to where I am today. It really is a great experience for everyone. C-A-M-P is a part of my life, and it always will be. When I first went to C-A-M-P, my family got a whole lot bigger. C-A-M-P is truly a life-changer.
Reviewer: L!lb3nd@12 from Concord, New Hampshire
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I went to camp the very first year, and the years that followed, and I have to say I really loved it. It was so much fun, and an awesome expierence. Everyone there is so nice and when you go you feel like you are apart of a giant family. Roy and Eileen Rogosin are just two amazing people. I felt like I could really exspress myself while I was there and I didn't have to worry about what people thought. Mostly because eveyone there is great and help you through what you need to improve. It was so fun to prepare for the final show and I really loved how you got to preform infront of your family and show them how hard you worked. And also how much fun you had doing it. I still talk to the people at C-A- M-P, and am glad I got to meet them, and enjoy the expierences of C-A-M-P.
Reviewer: EmilyB13 from
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Summer of 2008, I went to C-A-M-P for my first time. I had been sent a brouchure in the mail, and registered instantly after i realized that this is exactly what I had been looking for. It seemed as though it would fit my personality and interests perfectly. This being my first time at sleepaway camp, I was very nervous to stay away from home for two weeks, and I also had the fear of not making any friends. However, as soon as I arrived I felt welcome. Strait from the moment I walked through the doors to check in I was treated with the up most kindness and love. I was directed to my cabin and there I met up with my Sarah, my counselor and my CIT. They had already hand-made a sign on the door with all of the people in my cabin's names on it. They greeted me with big smiles as I was one of the first in my cabin to arrive. I chose my bed, and sat there with my parents. Three more girls entered, then three more. Soon enough all eight of us were in the cabin. My parents left, and I started to feel a little awkward by myself. Not for long. My first half hour at C-A-M-P was a little shakey, however I promise you this- by the end of the first night I had made seven of the best friends I will ever have in my lifetime. I loved and still love all of my 2008 cabin mates, along with my counselor and CIT. I am not the only one, however. I can gaurentee that absolutely everyone who goes to camp will make some of the best friends ever, as everyone did. If you are shy, there is no need to worry. The counselors all do nothing but make sure all of the campers are happy, healthy, and having the best time possible. All of the course directors care for you, and make sure you feel as at home as you possibly can away from home. The directors of camp, Eileen and Roy Rogosin, are always there for any questions you might have, and if you need the slightest bit of practice with something for a talent show, or need to work on your music for a seminar, they are right there with open arms. Every day at camp you will have two specialty seminars chosen by you, along with free periods, breakfast, lunch, and dinner periods, swim periods, mentor meeting periods, and more. Along with that, there will be pleanty of nightly activities that the whole camp participates in. Some of my favorites of last year were the cabin themed fashion show, the huge tarp put on the hill with soap and water to slip and slide down on, greasy watermellon, star gazing with stories, and many more. Also, almost every night you will go to a campfire on the campfire circle, where everyone has a chance to talk about anything in the world they would like to talk about in front of the campers and staff. You can speak your peace about how you have been at camp, thank all the wonderful staff members and your amazing friends, or anything. Also, there are two full camp talent shows that everyone must participate in some way or another. There is a camp prom, where you have the chance to dress up or dress down to meet and dance with all of your friends. Also at the end of camp there is a banquet where every single camper is awarded a cirtificate that is personal between the camper and the councelor. The last night of camp was one of the saddest and most wonderful nights I have ever experianced. We had a camp fire on the beach, rather than in the campfire circle, and all recieved memorial rocks. Overall, C-A-M-P is one of the best places on the world. A true home away from home.
Reviewer: John Mcneil from Massachussettes
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This most recent summer was my 3rd time going to C-A-M-P, and every year it just keeps getting better. Whenever i'm at camp i have the time of my life, i have tons of fun and i always meet new people and become their good friend. The people i have met at C-A-M-P are people i will never forget, i have become so close to them and i consider every person who is a part of C-A-M-P to be not just a friend, but a family member. Here there is a huge variety of activities to participate in from dancing and singing to shakespeare and play writing and each activity is a lot of fun! You can always try new things at this camp and if you love to perform then this is the camp for you. You act out infront of your friends and family and the people there support whatever it is you do. C-A-M-P has helped me become a better performer because of one key piece of advice a counselor gave me "Never be afraid to embarrass yourself" and ive used that every time i perform and it helps. C-A-M-P is a big part of my life and i will always remember the fun, the love, the people and everything about it. If your'e looking for the time of your life, C-A-M-P is the place to be over the summer. From, John C. McNeil
Reviewer: Arielle from MA
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I had no idea what to expect when I first drove up to camp. I had never been to an overnight camp before, and I barely knew any of the people. Within the first night, I had already began making friends and had a comfortable set up in my cabin. And at camp you are never bored, there is always something to be doing. Whether you're attending a performance class, or down swimming by the lake, or just hanging out...it's always fun. Plus, every night the counselors plan a new activity...anything from campfires, hide and seek, fashion shows, or movie nights. And there's so many different classes for all sorts of interests like dance, singing, Shakespeare, writing, improv, art, film, and one of the most popular being variety arts. Each class is taught by someone highly qualified, and any performer can appreciate the training. But most importantly, everyone bonds while at CAMP, especially within their own cabin, and many people are able to stay close friends well after CAMP has ended. I would recommend CAMP to anyone.
Reviewer: Broadwaymmc13 from Boston, MA
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
C-A-M-P is wonderful. I have attended for the last three years and it has become a second family and i look forward to it every year. I never get homesick and everyone there is so welcoming. I have learned so much there and grown so much as a person because of C-A-M-P. The classes are wonderful and because some or "master class" style not only do we learn through ourselves but also through other's work. It is a truly wonderful learning environment where one is never afraid to take risks. The counselors and instructors have inspired me so much and have helped me get to where i want to be and not only do they help at camp but also they are always open to help through out the year. Not only do we learn a lot we always have a lot of fun. Living in the cabins is also a lot of fun because you get to know the people in your cabin so well including the counselors and the CIT's. Everyone is so open to any ideas and they do everything they can to make camp a very positive and fun experience for every camper. During the two weeks you create friendships that will last a lifetime. We also do some really fun activities like swimming in the lake and water slides. C-A-M-P is one of the highlights of my year and i don't know what i would do without that last two weeks of fun before school starts. C-A-M-P is a wonderful place and i think everyone deserves a place like this where you can just be you and have fun.
Reviewer: Carciel from New Hampshire
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I remeber the first day of C-A-M-P i was so nervous to go. I was probably even more nervous because of my going to C-A-M-P ith my older sister. But back to my first day of C-A-M-P, I was traveling down the long dirt rode to get to the center of C-A-M-P. as we got to the bottom of the hill i saw a beautiful camp with people that looked so accepting. and the surprise of Molly who actually lives in my town (now in college) it was chouette. i got out of the car and was shaking so hard when Laura who was to be my awsome counceler came up to great me after i checked in. the first night we walked side by side with someone we did not know, hand in hand and in hand was a candle, when we approached the fire i was amazed to see it was so small. then our C-A-M-P director ROY got up and said to us to tell where we are from ( there was like 40 people) and what is our favorite thingand why we came. aftger i got up just like everyone i threw my candle into the flame. i sat there excited and thrilled.i have gone to other camps but they were so large i didnt even now everyone. other camps when problems came up they would not be solved. C-A-M-P is the best expierence of my life ( a tear is now rolling down my cheek) i could never replace it. Roy and Eilleen taught me so much. from musical theatre to shakspears world. i have gotten where i am with theatre because of them...and my thetre loving sister. because you must find and share your voice with people far and lift your hearts and then rejoice in knowing love is here.
Reviewer: Dominique from Dover, NH
7 of 9 people found this review helpful
When my dad and I pulled into the dirt road of C-A-M-P it looked all too familier. I'd been to over night camps before and they had been "okay". With my slight bit of skepticism, and my huge purple trunk in tow, I went to the check in counter. What is your name? Drop medications here if you have any. Sign here, etc. Soon I was introducted to my counsler Allison and my CIT Mollie who were abundant with excitment. Their enthusiasm instantly erased any nervous jitters I had about metting my fellow cabin (which would happen in 2 minutes). "Hi, I'm Mollie. I'll be your CIT and you are going to be in the cabin Arapahoe." So I followed Mollie up the tree root infested hill to my cabin. When I opened the door, I was taken aback by the hustle and bustle of moms and daughters unpacking and saying their last words to each other. As nonchalantly as I could, I picked a bunk and started unpacking. I thought my presence had gone unoticed until someone finally made a comment. "Wow, you sure are a pro at unpacking". I look up to see a mom standing to my right. She introduced my to her daughter Diana, and Diana and I starting our friendship while I finished unpacking. Eventually everyone in our cabin had said goodbye to their parents and we all went down to the lakeside to get to know each other. As corny as it sounds, with in minutes the Arapahoes were laughing and talking to each other as if we had been best friends for years. As the days passed we met other kids in C-A-M-P and became accustomed to our scheduele. Wake up at the crack of dawn (which none of us were very fond of) and go breath fresh morning air. We proceed to breakfast and then morning sing lead by pianist and singer extrodinare, Jose. We all leared what electives we were placed in. I was in Musical Theatre (learn how to effectivly sing an audition song and grab the audiance) and Callback (how to audition for a show, comercial, etc.) Within a few days I had come to learn that this was not like any of the other overnight camps I had gone to. I fell in love with the fact that I could wake up and find people who were involved and amused with the same things I am. At night we would have special themed nights. Talent shows, dances, movie knows, etc. My favorite night was beach night, the 4th night of C-A-M-P. We all sat around the campfire and ate smores. We sung, we talked, we shared what we liked about C-A-M-P so far, etc. And then one of the Arapahoes started to cry, Emily. And then another, Megan. And then I noticed tears trickling down my own cheeks. I looked around with watery eyes to see that every one of the Arapahoes was crying. Allison, our consler, came over to us and was like "Uhm...what wrong...?" Clearly confused about the situation. We all figured out that we were crying because we did want to leave camp. Allison said, "Now you guys know what I was talking about the first night I met you guys when I said you would remember C-A-M-P forever." That night brought all fo us close together. Everyone, not just individual cabins, were inseprable. You could always stop and pause, and hear a variety of sounds. People singing, kids laughing, monolouges being recited, a prank being pulled on someone, and people just acting like they were comfortable...like we all knew this was our sanctuary. The last night of C-A-M-P came all too soon. We huddled around a huge fire and had a goodbye service lead by Roy and Eileen Rogasin, the father and mother of C-A-M-P. We shared stories, practed a Sukie (spelling?) welcome that we learned in the beginning of C-A-M-P, and all got very nostalgic. Then we all got a lit candle. Roy intruscted us to go up to the fire, when ever we felt liek it, as long as it took, and say one word that reminded us of C-A-M-P and throw the candle in the fire. People soon started to emerge with tears in their eyes. Words were being muttered everywhere. Fun. Amazing. Hope. Life. Friends. And then one little boy went up to the fire and said "Home." That night was a tearful goodbye. We all went to bed wishing we could spend more time here. While it may sound like all we did at C-A-M-P was sing and cry, there was so much more to it. At the end of C-A-M-P we put on a grand show of musical group numbers, ballads, dance solos, acrobatics, monologes, even stilt walking! As I am writing this I can't believe it's been over 10 months sense I was last at C-A-M-P. I have kept in touch with almost all fo my friends I met there and even been able to meet up with a few. I thought the time for C-A-M-P 2007 would NEVER come, and now it's almost here. C-A-M-P is a place for people to bond. To make new friends. To find themselves. And to "find and their your voice with people far and near" as sung in our C-A-M-P song. I can't wait to see when this years sessions will hold. C-A-M-P 2007, here we come!
Reviewer: Kvanvlack from Monmouth, ME
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
When I went to camp I thought that I would autmaticly be left out and was worried sick. My mom was reasurring me and as soon as I got there and got my nervousness done I realised that she was right. I had taken the creative writing course and it helped me alot with expressing my feelings and how people would comment on my work. Waking up in the morning and such and singing everyday defiantly improved me and my friends agree I am much better. I have to thank Laura my AWESOME counciler by how much she helped me with everything, the people in my cabin were awesome no matter WHAT we were talking about :). The Talent Shows we had down were amazing, I met new friends and I am hoping to come back for another year. I know that there is a certain spot I have reserved for camp in my heart. I can never forget how welcoming the camp and staff were and the food! Don't get me started, I think that I gained weight while there! The chefs were amazing and everything there was great. The Final Campfire is what got me though. I remember swearing that I wouldn't cry and I would be there for my new friends. But soon enough after we had started talking I was crying, I think most of us had. It was a very emotional thing. We had come to be a giant family by the end of the time. I never though that I could feel that way about a group of people and staff, I was just amazed by certain singers in my cabin who could sing better than some of the professionals. They would even put up with my crazy antics and weird ramblings. I think that the one thing about C-A-M-P that will never change is that how the staff treat you like family and friends not that other kid you have to watch, I hope that when I do come back everyone will be there. I just think that the song we had sung 'Seasons of Love' from Rent matched most of us. We didn't know how to measure the time we had together, we could have said it was just days but deep inside it felt like so much more than that. We had gone through the hardships of missing home and the great times of making friends and savanger hunts. Stargazing and Dancing, I think that if there was ever any camp that a person deserved to go to one it is Creative Arts Music And Performance. It's the best camp and I don't think I will ever forget it. It was the best experience. I've been changed for the better. :)
Reviewer: BroadwayMMC from Andover, MA
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
C-A-M-P is marvelous! I learned so much there and made so many new friends. I had a blast. At first I wasnt so sure I wanted to go because I was afraid of being away from home for almost two weeks. When I got there I cried for about an hour and then my mom left and I started talking to people and getting to know them and I didnt miss home one bit the whole time because I was having so much fun. I made so many friends at C-A-M-P. They are the type of friends who will last a life time. I talk to my C-A-M-P friends at least once a month. I also talk to the staff at C-A-M-P a lot I learned so much from them I continually have gone to them for help on auditions and things like that. Everyone there is so loving and we truly are one big family. We are not just going to a camp when we leave our houses to go to Maine we are going to a second family. On the fourth or fifth night the whole camp had a fire at the lake and we all talked about why we were here and how we got there and at the end of our fire my whole cabin started crying (we were definitely the emotional cabin). None of us wanted to go home and our counselor was very confused she was like you guys still have like a week here. And then we all realized that we still had a week together and that we should have fun while we could. At the end of the camp we have a big performance. We do things at C-A-M-P that you would never thing a bunch of kids from all over America could do in not even two weeks. We all work so hard and because performing is what we all love to do we have a special bond that you cant find anywhere else. We all know how important performing is for each other because we all have that feeling. When I was preparing for the first talent show I was thinking OMG I am going to be able to see every ones expressions and I will know if they didnt like it or not but when I got up on stage and looked into my fellow campers eyes all I could see was a lot of people who really cared if I did well and felt good about my performance. And let me tell you we did a lot of standing ovations during those talent shows. Another thing I was worried about when I first decide to go to C-A-M-P was if the food was good. I have been to other camps and at one of them we even had a song for how bad the food was. At C-A-M-P we have the best food ever! it is so good. I think gained about 5 pounds from eating so much. But lost it all because I had the opportunity to dance at least once a day. All the staff is amazing. They helped us through so much. I learned so much about myself in those short weeks and I learned that I can go away from home and I will survive away form my parents. Which is a good thing to know because I want to go to a performing arts high school and all of them are places were I would have to board. Another thing is that the classes are amazing. In the dance class that I took we each choreographed a could of three and put it together and it turned out great. And in my musical theatre class I had so much fun and learned a lot about what I can do with my voice. And each of us could give feed back on our performances so we could get better and better until our final performance were we knocked everyones socks off! I had a blast at C-A-M-P and I can not say enough about how amazing it was and how amazing the people I met there are. I could go on forever about how much fun I had and how much I love the eleven to twelve day we are there. I love being in the C-A-M-P family and hope to stay in it for a very long time.
Reviewer: Mollie from NH
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I was a C.I.T last year at CAMP. I met the Rogosins before but i didn't really know what or who to expect. It was my first year there and I knew the staff have been connected through CAMP for a long time. They have the strongest bond because of what CAMP offered them, but when i drove in, i was immediately welcomed by all the staff. I felt the beginning of a new life-changing exerience for me and for our campers. And it was. I loved being with the campers, staff, and guests all day swimming across the lake and singing show tunes. There were no differences between all of us; we were all part of one big picture that made last year's CAMP experience magical. There's a special feeling you get at CAMP that resonates with you for months afterwards. I witnessed kids break out of their shells, make new friends, and learn new things. Everything from creative writing to improv. to Shakespeare was fun, informative, and lively. The new site for CAMP is so green and open and all safe. There are professional doctors, lifegaurds and counselors all over if a kid needs or wants anything. And most importantly, there is always PB&J if needed throughout the day. :) As a C.I.T, I learned so much from the counselors by observing and helping them. I also learned from the campers every single day. As a performer, I stepped over my safety line and sang! I dance for the most part and when I was encouraged to let my voice be heard, I tried. From that, I'm stepping even farther by opening up my voice and learning as much as I can. That's what CAMP is all about: finding and sharing your voice. As a person, I gained a lot of self-confidence and friendships. I can't wait to be staff at CAMP this summer and grow even more through my friends: the campers, staff, and the Rogosins. You must check out CAMP online or call someone who has been there. It is such a great experience. I can never thank the CAMP community enough for everything they have done for me and for themselves last year and I hope to see everyone again this year.
Reviewer: SueH from Maine
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Going to camp, I had no clue what to expect. When I first got there, the butterflies made their normal appearence in in my stomach as the anxiousness set it. But of course, the minute I said hello to the first person there, I knew this was going to be the best summer of my life. As the days went by I realized that it was the kind of place that you never forget. It was so much fun for me to spend the day performing with such fun and "out there" people, who, no question became some of my best friends. And, there is no better place to find support and encouragement. Although, if you're like me, and cry at just about anything, watch out for the campfires! There's such a strong, visible love, that it's hard to resist spending the whole night whispering (or screaming....!) and hugging. For anyone who adores performing as much as last summer's C-A-M-P crew, this is the place to be!
Reviewer: JTSponge from Andover Massachusetts
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Camp was a description to me that I and alot of other people were not alone being who we are. We all loved singing, acting , dancing, writing , drawing and expressing ourselves. Thats why eileen and roy call C-A-M-P Creative arts music and preformance. When I first went there i didnt really know what to expect. I just saw a lake, a few cabins, campers, counclers and all over the place were Trees. Since I only came here with my mom and was just through with encore coda ( a music camp in sweeden ) I thought I was going to die. That is until I met my counclers, Ted , Tim and Deiter who I miss so much though e-mail daily. I obviously knew that this was the camp for me. Though when i got there and met everybody and was shy and quiet, i knew i could express myself with music! I had brought my saxophone with me so i started playing and wow! I felt good! Camp was the best experience in my life, with the councler hunts, Swimming periods , morning sings and much more. I encourage anyone who loves acting, singing or dancing to come over here and Try this camp out. And whatever you do if you are a councler, never give me candy, Matthew, Chris, Tim, Ted and Dieter all know what happened last year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reviewer: Matthew from Anytown, AT 55555
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I loved everything about C-A-M-P. This was my first time going to sleep away camp and from the moment I got there I felt write at home. What could be better than spending your whole day singing, dancing, acting and so much more!!! Everyone was very friendly including the directors, the instructors, the counselors, the CIT's and the campers. C-A-M-P was the most amazing experience of my life. I can't wait to go back next year.
Reviewer: Diana from Middleton, MA
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
CAMP was amazing. It was really cool because there were no cliques. It seemed like the whole camp was one big family. I loved everything about it from the dancing to the singing to the acting to the food to the CAMP directors. This was the first time I had ever gone to overnight camp. At first, I was scared but once I got there, I felt right at home. I made so many friends, that I still talk to constantly on-line. There were so many classes you could take. I took Shakespearean Theatre (which I loved - all of the people were really funny). I also took "Callback" which teaches you how to act on auditions. I can't wait to go back for the summer of 2007. One more thing: I remember on the first camp fire, Roy (one of the directors) said that he was waiting for "something" but that he couldn't tell us what it was until the last camp fire. We found out at the last campfire that what he was waiting for was for us to bond and to be like a family. I have two families now. My camp family and my real family.
Reviewer: Molly from maine
4 of 7 people found this review helpful
I really enjoyed my experience last summer. The facilities were amazing. I was involved in a variety arts elective where we walked on stilts, really cool. I am coming back next year and bringing two friends. Can't wait.
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Madison, Wisconsin - Lily's Fund for Epilepsy Research and the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health today announced the appointment of Dr. Elizabeth Hutchinson as the first Lily's Fund Fellow.
Hutchinson will begin her two-year fellowship on July 1, using magnetic response imaging (MRI) to identify brain markers that may predict seizures in people who have suffered traumatic brain injuries. Half of the funding for this new research position is provided by private gifts through Lily's Fund.
"Lily's Fund shows the power of citizens coming together around a common concern - the human suffering caused by epilepsy," says Richard Moss, UW School of Medicine and Public Health senior associate dean for basic research, biotechnology and graduate studies.
"The Lily's Fund Fellowship gives talented early-career researchers the resources to work on promising treatments; we are delighted to join with these committed partners to recruit the first Lily's Fund fellow."
Supporting a new research fellowship was the first major goal identified by Lily's Fund, an all-volunteer grassroots organization established three years ago to support and celebrate epilepsy research at UW-Madison. Since then, the organization has worked to raise public awareness of epilepsy, building broader support for research and greater understanding for people who live with the condition.
"We're thrilled to welcome Beth and watch her research a disease long under-funded. And thanks to the work of hundreds of volunteers and businesses, we're excited to see goal number one achieved," said Anne Morgan Giroux, lead organizer of Lily's Fund. "But, we're not done. We have a vision that goes beyond one research position. So we will continue to build awareness and raise money."
As many as half of the people who suffer traumatic brain injuries will develop some form of epilepsy. Hutchinson's research will focus on clues that might be derived from MRI that could determine the likelihood of future epilepsy. This might help physicians initiate treatment that could prevent seizures from starting.
Hutchinson will explore these and other scientific issues, working to identify biomarkers and abnormal neural circuitry that occur after a traumatic brain injury. Hutchinson will also test 2DG, a neuroprotector discovered at UW-Madison, to reduce the progression of epilepsy and seizures. Her studies will be with animals, but human tests could follow.
Hutchinson will do research with Dr. Thomas Sutula, chair of neurology, Dr. Paul Rutecki, director of the Frances Forster Epilepsy Center at the William S. Middleton Veterans Administration Hospital, and Dr. Elizabeth Meyerand, chair of biomedical engineering.
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Well, so much for that presidential trip to the Super Bowl.
President Obama had mused aloud about attending the pro football title game had his hometown Chicago Bears made it -- but the Green Bay Packers made that idea moot by dispatching the Bears 21-14 on Sunday.
Obama still has a rooting interest, however; the Packers will play another of his favorite teams, the Pittsburgh Steelers, on Feb. 6 in Arlington, Texas.
In the meantime, however, Obama is likely to be taking some grief from Packers fans -- in person.
On Wednesday, the day after the State of the Union, Obama will do a follow-up event in Manitowoc, Wis. -- which is about 40 miles from the lovely city of Green Bay.
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs couldn't resist taking a poke at Obama's football loyalties when a reporter asked why the president is doing to Manitowoc.
"Because it's near Green Bay," Gibbs said. "A humbling for a Bears fan."
Wisconsin is also considered an important swing state in the 2012 election.
Obama is already taking grief from one Green Bay partisan -- cornerback Charles Woodson.
As our colleagues at The Huddle blog are reporting, Woodson turned Obama's Super Bowl plans into a rallying cry:
"The president don't want to come watch us (at) the Super Bowl?" Woodson said in a locker room address to his teammates.
"Guess what? We're gonna see him."
The Super Bowl winners get invitations to a White House reception.
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Timothy Shallice (born 1940) is a professor of neuropsychology and past director of the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, part of University College London. He has been a professor at Cognitive Neuroscience Sector of SISSA since 1994.
He has been influential in laying the foundations for the discipline of cognitive neuropsychology, by formalising many of its methods and assumptions in the book From Neuropsychology to Mental Structure. He has also worked on many core problems in cognitive psychology and neuropsychology, including executive function, language and memory. Together with psychologist Donald Norman, Shallice proposed a framework of attentional control of executive functioning. One of the components of the Norman-Shallice model is the supervisory attentional system.[1]
Shallice has also part authored neuropsychological tests including the Hayling and Brixton tests and the Behavioural Assessment of the Dysexecutive Syndrome (BADS).
He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1996.[2]
- Shallice, T. (1988) From Neuropsychology to Mental Structure. ISBN
- Shallice, Tim, & Cooper, Rick. (2011). The Organisation of Mind. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-957924-2
- ^ Friedenberg, Jay; Gordon Silverman (2010). Cognitive Science: An Introduction of the Study of Mind. United States of America: SAGE Publications. pp. 180–182. ISBN 978-1-4129-7761-6.
- ^ "Fellows". Royal Society. Retrieved 23 January 2011.
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ACCEPTING THE 2012 GM Mark of Excellence award for Lone Star Chevrolet in Fairfield are (left to right) Johnny Bennett, General Sales Manager; Sty Herron, GM Representative; James Barrentine, General Manager; and Stacy Dodd and her father Danny Burnett, who are both owners of the dealership. Lone Star Chevrolet was the only dealership in Mr. Herron's district to receive the award this year.
Lone Star Chevrolet in Fairfield was awarded the 2012 Mark of Excellence by General Motors (GM) representative Sty Herron, of Detroit, Wednesday, May 1. Out of GM?s approximately 4,500 Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealerships across the United States, Lone Star Chevrolet was one of only 308 dealerships to receive the Mark of Excellence award.
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'The Malacca Portuguese Creole Language is a fascinating reflex of the rich cultural exchange which took place between speakers of Portuguese during the Portuguese period 1511 - 1641. Thus the Malayanisation of Portuguese in Malacca led to the creation of a new language, properly termed, Malacca-Melayu Portuguese Creole, referred to by its speakers as Kristang.' (Alan Baxter)
'Kristang jah kriseh kora jenti Portugues jah cegah na praiya Malaka kung jah ngkontrah kung jenti-jenti bendora Malaiyu, Cina, Moru kung Arabi na anu-anu 1511 ateh 1641. Unga linggu komersiar jah fazeh, unga kultura jah bibeh kauzu isti akontisimentu. Mas bong, unga kultura riku kung unik jah bibeh ateh ozindia kontu lingu-lingu ki teng na Malaka na anu-anu passadu jah campurah fikah Malaka-Malaiyu Portugues Kriolu. Isti kultura, isti jenti, isti linggu nus comah Kristang.'
Languages are dying at an alarming rate and Kristang along with a number of other ethnic languages of Asia will be no exception in meeting the same fate if concrete measures to preserve them are not taken.
Kristang, a minority language spoken and understood by approximately 5000 persons, fifty years old and above, in Malaysia and Singapore, is under threat of attrition. This does not simply mean the loss of a language but an entire culture that has survived for almost five hundred years in Malaysia, Singapore and some of the islands of Indonesia.
Kristang, some of whom speak, read and write fluent English will continue to use English more frequently in years to come alongside the Malaysian Language in their personal and professional lives. But, this is no reason why Kristangs should forget or forsake the language of their forefathers and watch with arms folded, its predicted end. Believe and be passionate about saving our Mother - Tongue.
My contribution towards the resuscitation, development, promotion and preservation of the Kristang Language is visible in Ungua Adanza(An Inheritance) published in 1995 in the Conference Report on the Revival of Spoken Kristang and the Development of the Malacca - Portuguese Heritage in 1999 and in the recent publication of Linggu Mai (Mother Tongue), the Kristang Phrasebook and the Kristang Speech and Song Compact Disc launched on 1st. September at the Selangor and Federal Territory Eurasian Association.
Kristang, the language of the descendants of the Malacca-Portuguese Creoles and the Soul of our Heritage has been documented for posterity and deserves a prominent place in the small world of written Creole languages still present in Southeast Asia.
Nus sa LINGGU fikah Nus sa Alma di Nus sa Andasang.
Kristang, the Language of the Malacca-Portuguese Creole, Kristangs or Neserani community and crux of the Malaysian-Eurasian identity, is facing the threat of extinction. The urgency of the situation was recognized in 1996 at an International Mini-Conference on the Kristang Language and Culture held in Malacca and attended by linguists from Brazil, Portugal and Malaysia. Alarmed at the fast- dwindling number of Kristang speakers, attendees of the Conference resolved to effect the Revival of Spoken Kristang as a means to develop and promote the Malaysian-Portuguese Culture.
Joan Margaret Marbeck's commitment to help preserve the language of the Kristang community is evidenced by her endeavors to write two books in Kristang . Her first book, 'Ungua Adanza' ( An Inheritance) published in 1995 featured situational monologues of her people's daily saga, precious memories of her fragile childhood, humorous and nostalgic poems and a repertoire of traditional songs. Another remarkable contribution found at the end of the book was her choice of Kristang idiomatic expressions, an important Glossary and a strong justification for the adopted orthography.
'Linggu Mai' ( Mother Tongue) her second publication, highlights important facets of Eurasian Culture and is a more specific effort to revive the Kristang Language.
The 'Linggu Mai' set costs RM78/- and consists of 3 items
'Linggu Mai' ( Mother Tongue) A Kristang Keepsake
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This package is for the enjoyment of those who know the culture well or those who are curious for an insight into the Heritage and Language of the Kristang community. Together with the Phrasebook and CD, the Book's main purpose is to serve as a Kristang Reader and Kristang language learning device The book also has original illustrations of Kristang cultural scenes painted by various artists.
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ELLE/TRESemme's "Dirty Little Secret" finale is now online! All ten episodes are available on the official website and YouTube. And I think the last of my DLS illustrations is in this month's issue of ELLE. Go stare at them or something.
Each of my drawings was shown for probably all of two seconds in the actual series, so I made this collage to share some of my favorites. Also, I know my personal love for dead-eyed deadpan results in limited expression in a lot of my other work, so... Look! Other expressions. Note that this is just a very small selection of the -- seriously -- hundreds and hundreds of things I drew. It was a lot of work but I think the final product looks cool. The animation team did an amazing job of making my drawings look more exciting than they really are.
SPX went well. I'm going to be at NYCC (Oct. 8 - 10) next, but I'm mainly just walking around. Unless you or someone you know has an Artists Alley table and wants to share. For real, let me know. I'm polite and wear clean clothes.


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Nortel Networks has been awarded a 10-year, $1.4 billion contract by Cable & Wireless to implement a global voice over IP network.
The pact gives Nortel's flagging fortunes in carrier-class IP a much needed boost after the company canceled its Versalar 25000 Internet core router and has seen its presence in IP diminish since acquiring Bay Networks 2 years ago (NWFusion, http://www.nwfusion.com/news/ 2000/0724nortbay.html).
Nortel will manage the build out and operation of the C&W voice over IP network through its Global Professional Services group. It also will be the largest implementation to date of Nortel's Succession voice over IP product line, and will include deployment of the Succession Communication Server 2000, Succession Communication Server 3000 softswitch and Nortel's Passport 15000 Packet Voice Gateway.
The C&W network will extend throughout Europe and North America. Voice traffic will be migrated onto the new network over a 3-year period. C&W also is expected to transfer employees managing its existing voice network to Nortel.
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3rd gear real notchy??
I have a 6spd 2011 and my 3rd gear seems really notchy to me. It feels significantly rough going in. Only 3000 miles on the Jeep. I have been driving a manual trans for over half my life, this doesn't feel like it's really grinding but doesn't feel all that smooth in my opinion. It's worse (or more noticeable I should say) at sometimes than others. Anybody else experience this??
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:dance:hi, my last 3 jeeps have all been auto, at present 5 speed auto,
however, i did have a previous jeep that had the same type of problem and
it turned out the fluid level in the trans. was a bit low, but since you have
only 3k miles I would take it back to the dealer it's still under warranty and
i am sure it can be resolved at not cost, also ask the dealer to drive another jeep and see how it feels...all the best, the dealer may have a
additive that they add to the trans..:popcorn::popcorn:
On my 2010 the throw from 2nd to 3rd is difficult from time to time, depending on the rpms, the stick wants to go between 1st and 3rd positions. Not too big a deal IMO.
I don't know if this phenomena i mentioned is anything like the "notchy" feeling you're getting.
no problem with the throw, just not as smooth as the other gears or honestly what I think it should be. Was just wondering.
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A brief history of terrorist attacks in Boston
- By Elias GrollElias Groll is a staff writer at Foreign Policy, covering cyberspace and its conflicts and controversies. He has written for the magazine since 2012 and is a graduate of Harvard University.
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If confirmed as an act of terrorism, the two explosions that struck the Boston Marathon's finish line on Monday, killing at least two people and injuring dozens more, would represent the first such attack to strike the city in recent history.
Authorities initially declined to label the incident an act of terrorism; when asked by a reporter immediately after the explosions whether he would classify the incident as a terrorist attack, Boston Police Chief Ed Davis said, "You can reach your own conclusions." But CNN is now reporting that federal officials have classified the bombings as a terrorist attack and have moved on to investigating whether its origins were foreign or domestic.
According to the University of Maryland's Global Terrorism Database, 16 acts of terrorism — two of which resulted in injures, another two of which resulted in fatalities — have occurred in Boston since 1970, and no acts of terrorism have occurred in the city since 1995.
According to the University of Maryland, the most recent lethal terrorist attack in Boston was the 1995 killing of Paul R. McLaughlin, a gangland prosecutor who was shot to death execution-style in his car. The only other Boston terror attack to have resulted in a fatality was the 1992 killing of Iwao Matsuda, the president of Chukyo University, who was shot to death in his hotel room while visiting the city to sign an exchange agreement with the University of Massachusetts Boston.
Over the course of its history, Boston has witnessed several bombings carried out by a variety of leftist groups, black nationalists, and abortion activists. But only one such bombing — carried out by the obscure Marxist group United Freedom Front — resulted in serious casualties. In that attack, on April 22, 1976, 22 people were injured — including a man who lost a leg — in a bombing that targeted the Suffolk County Courthouse.
In more recent years, Boston has had an ignominious connection with the major terrorist attacks carried out on U.S. soil. Two of the hijacked airliners in the Sept. 11 attacks — American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175 — originated at Boston's Logan Airport, and the attacks that day claimed the lives of 206 people from Massachusetts or with strong ties to it. Still, in the decade that followed, Boston managed to avoid a major terrorist attack. Until, it seems, today.


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Holiday Gift Guide "Batten down the hatches"
Holiday Gift Guide "Batten down the hatches"
Shop local, be local, donate local.
But ship everywhere else!
The low country is blessed to offer a cornucopia of entrepreneurial shopping experiences. Unlike the big box stores, local vendors don't fill our mailboxes up with sales flyers, so we usually scout them out by dropping in, word of mouth or through our local publications and blogs.
At the urging of Hooper Schultz for a few gift guide contributions, I decided to do a Category 1-2 Hurricane relief gift guide. Not to be confused with a "Gone with the wind kind of hurricane." Just something to get us through the unpleasantries and inconvenience of those nasty little Nor'easters.
Fill a basket, box or an inner tube with these goodies and add a bow!
Wine: Wine Cellar at 1317 Theater Dr, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464. Great selections and gifts.
Glasses: Rewined "Rocks" glasses.
Candles: Candlefish & Rewined, (you're starting to get the theme now right?) My fave, No. 63-Water Fruits, Linen, Woods.
Find them at 71 Wentworth Street Charleston, South Carolina 29401
Matches: Candlefish.
Wine soap: Candlefish.
Survival Kit: Candlefish, if the power does fail, your party survival kit will help you through the rest.
After Hurricane Matthew this fall, I decided to add a few more.
Chocolate: Christophe's Artisan Chocolates, 90 Society St, Charleston, SC 29401
Fresh catch water drum: Royall Ace Hardware, don't let the brand fool you, they are about as local as you can get. 883 Ben Sawyer Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Journal/Books: Blue Bicycle Books, 420 King Street, Charleston.
Emergency radio: Royall Ace Hardware, 883 Ben Sawyer Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
This gift basket may also alleviate post-election trauma. And — I'm pretty sure it won't be re-gifted like that Vermont teddy bear, sausage log or fruit cake basket you got last year.


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Im goin a lil poll crazy today, mad bored..but i think this would be the sickest matchup out of all the fighters presently in the UFC..i think AA would be too much for Chuck..AA 2nd round tko
Chuck would win, no question about it!
Ole Glass Chin vs Chuck? Chuck would sprawl AA's takedowns...AA would probably chase him and get clipped.
I dont think AA would try to take chuck down.. think AA is the more technical striker, he will use his speed and size and just out box chuck..eventually catching him and hurting him..Chuck has never faught ne one close to AA in terms of striking, size , speed..
I can barely remember how good of a fighter Arlovski is. His last 3 fights have not showcased his true ability and the one with Buentello was good, but it was kind of unintended in a way like a fluke. It's so hard to answer any fight poll with Arlovski in it cuz it's been so long since he's had a real good fight. The last fight I can remember that really showcased his skills was against Cabbage. All his other fights after that have been short as hell,(which I guess is impressive, but is it cuz he's really good or cuz his opponents were really bad?) or he was injured for 3 out of 5 boring ass rounds. I think Chuck would KO him but it's hard to say. I would love to see this fight. Actually I would love to see Arlovski fight anyone but Sylvia right now. I forget how great of a fighter he is lol. It's hard to say though, if he couldn't beat Sylvia the second time (I'll cut him a break for the 3rd match since he was injured), I don't know how good he really is. I don't know if Sylvia is a good fighter or just a fighter with long arms haha. It would be a great fight though but I just don't have a clue who would win. Is this question for open weight? Or does Chuck move up? Or does Arlovski move down?
I used to think AA was good, but now he lost to the steroided giant so I have no clue.....how good he is now......can predict who would win
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Global oil and gas exploration projects worth more than $150 billion are likely to be put on hold next year as plunging oil prices render them uneconomic, data shows, potentially curbing supplies by the end of the decade.
As big oil fields that were discovered decades ago begin to deplete, oil companies are trying to access more complex and hard to reach fields located in some cases deep under sea level. But at the same time, the cost of production has risen sharply given the rising cost of raw materials and the need for expensive new technology to reach the oil.
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The Obama 2012 campaign famously used big data predictive analytics to influence individual voters. They hired more than 50 analytics experts, including data scientists, to predict which voters will be positively persuaded by political campaign contact such as a call, door knock, flyer, or TV ad. Uplift modeling (aka persuasion modeling) is one of the hottest forms of predictive analytics, for obvious reasons — most organizations wish to persuade people to to do something such as buy! In this special episode of Forrester TechnoPolitics, Mike interviews Eric Siegel, Ph.D., author of Predictive Analytics, to find out: 1) What exactly is uplift modeling? and 2) How did the Obama 2012 campaign use it to persuade voters? (< 4 minutes)
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If you want to learn more about predictive analytics, you have to read Eric Siegel's new book as reviewed on my Intro To Predictive Analytics Reading List. Eric is a former Columbia University professor and the founder of Predictive Analytics World. I caught up with Eric at Predictive Analytics World in Chicago. Eric says that data "encodes experience" and that firms use predictive analytics to ferret out what it means — "Who will click, buy, lie, or die." Watch to hear Eric describe it (< 3 minutes).
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Christopher Columbus was not Italian and Did not discover America, Research Reveals
America's Discovery gets turned upside-down by research published in a new Polish book, KOLUMB. Historia Nieznana. Christopher Columbus was not an Italian and he didn't discover America. Columbus was a Portuguese double-agent of Polish descent.
For over 21 years, the polemic identity of the famous Christopher Columbus has been the subject of research by Manuel Rosa, author and historian, who will present the controversial lecture. After the lecture, participants will be able to purchase an autographed copy of the book, KOLUMB. Historia Nieznana, (COLUMBUS. Unknown History) published by REBIS, May of 2012, in Poland. The short film "Kolumb jest nasz" will also be shown.
In this newest book, Manuel Rosa takes us on a historical journey into the true origins of Columbus and his reasons for the 1492 Voyage of Discovery. The man, credited with discovering America, was not the son of a humble weaver from Genoa, Italy, as historians had claimed, but rather a Prince born in Portuguese Madeira, son of exiled Polish King Wladislaw III of the Lithuanian Jagiellonian Dynasty. "The conclusions are shocking, however, the data collected by the author is so reliable that it is impossible to reject the long-term outcome of these investigations,"
The staggering discoveries include documents overlooked for 500 years. By utilizing the new documentation and getting involved in the DNA studies of Columbus's bones at the University of Granada, Spain, Mr. Rosa was able to disprove the official narrative as nothing more than a fairytale, based on repeated misinterpretations of the original facts.
Mr. Rosa's sensational findings have been discussed in major TV and newspapers worldwide, including the New York Daily and the Daily Telegraph. Despite all the attention that his rewrite of Columbus's biography is receiving, Manuel Rosa did not start out as a historian. Like other children across the world, he learned in school that Columbus was a peasant Italian without schooling. However, in 1991, while working on the English translation of a book on Columbus, he became aware of the five-centuries-
Because of his Portuguese background and fluency in several languages, he immediately noticed something contradictory in the official narrative. Mr. Rosa realized the name "Christopher Columbus" and its Italian form "Cristoforo Colombo" were mistranslations of "Cristóvam Colón," the discoverer's original name. Overnight history became his passion.
His historical investigation has taken him to the Dominican Republic, to Poland, and many places in between, in a relentless quest for the truth about the identity of the putative discoverer of America. Mr. Rosa's research suggests that "Cristóvam Colón" was the codename of King John II's double-agent and that his voyage to already discovered lands West, was a political plot planned by Portugal, meant to deceive Spanish Queen Isabel. Isabel was a sworn enemy of King John II of Portugal, whom she had tried to assassinate in 1484.
While some look at the new hypothesis with skepticism, others have bestowed on it considerable approval. At the Portuguese Academy of History, on May 16, 2012, Mr. Rosa presented to a house full to capacity with members of the academic community, who later described his 21 years of research as "a serious look at the truth, well-substantiated and worthy of praise."
His latest book, published in Portugal, Spain and Poland, received accolades from many Portuguese academics, including Professor Manuela Mendonça, president of the Portuguese Academy of History, and Professor Joaquim Veríssimo Serrão, ex-president of the same organization, who wrote in the Preface that Mr. Rosa's work is a "serious and diligent look at Columbus's life." Prof. Manuela Mendonça, even went as far as presenting on October 12 in Genoa, Italy, the lecture "Cristóvão Colón: a navigator of the Royal House of Portugal?"
"Christopher Columbus' origins have long been shrouded in mystery—was he Italian? Spanish? Greek? None of the above: In fact, his father was a Polish king, argues Columbus expert Manuel Rosa in a new book," wrote Matt Cantor. Mr. Rosa's book has been translated into English but a US publisher has yet to take it on.
Some of the history-changing facts will presented by Manuel Rosa at the Copernicus Center in Chicago, tomorrow at 6:30pm.
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This hymn was composed in 2012 to celebrate the commemoration of 300 years since the birth of Blessed Joseph Vaz.
The hymn could be sung in both Sinhala and Tamil languages in the same Melody and Meaning.
Lyrics and Music composed by Rev. Fr. Anthony Hemantha Peiris of the Diocese of Badulla.
Translated in to Tamil by Rev. Fr. Michael Rajendram Pillai of the Diocese of Galle.
A Children's Day celebration for the members of the Children Societies affiliated to Caritas SED Galle and CoDeSeP was help with cultural items by children was conducted at Dharmapala Children Park in Galle City on 07th December 2017.
The above event was held under the patronage of His lordship Most.Rev.Raymond Wickramasinghe, the Bishop of Galle and with the participation of Hon.Hemakumara Nanayakkara, the Governor of the Southern Province, Hon. Weerasumana Weerainghe , the Minister of Youth, Sports and Very Rev.Fr.Shanthikumar Weliwita , the National Director of Caritas Sri Lanka.
More than 600 children belonging to multi ethnic and religious background from Farming Community from Villages, Urban poor Community from Cities and Plantation Community from Estates across the Southern Province participated in the event.
Religious dignitaries of all Faiths invoked blessings over Children gathered. The event was made very colorful by the Cultural performances and Talent show by Children.
Caritas SED Galle in collaboration with MOH Hambanthota conducted Medical Camps in four Communities i.e. Army Ela, Dabarella, Sadungama and Thaligala under the Community Empowerment Project funded by the Holy Trinity Foundation, Colombo.
These Clinics also provided preventative tests (e.g. Diabetes, Blood pressure, cholesterol) and are equipped with a basic laboratory station to provide doctors in the field with instant results to guide their diagnosisreferrals and treatment.
More than 1000 men,women and children were treated in the above 04 Mobile Clinics.
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The 1st Session was on the study on "Amoris Laetitia" - The Joy of Love, Apostolic Exhortation on Love in the Family, and the 2nd Session was on Parenting and the Resource Person was Rev. Fr. Cajetan D. Menezez (Director – Family Apostolate – Archdiocese of Mumbai, India). This was one of the activities of the Project for Self Help Groups (SHGs) in Parishes Funded by the Holy Trinity Foundation (HTF), Colombo and implemented by Caritas SED Galle.
The above meeting to discuss and to prepare for the Closing of the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy on Parish and Diocesan levels was held on 11th October at DDN Center at Halpatota, Baddegama.
The Bi Annual Meeting of the Diocesan Commission for Justice, Peace and Human Development in the diocese of Galle was held on 09th June 2016,Caritas SED Galle, under the patronage of his lordship Bishop Raymond Wickramaasinghe, as its Chairman.
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Queens University of Charlotte has earned top national honors as a "Great College to Work For" by the Chronicle of Higher Education.
"We are blessed with tremendously talented and dedicated faculty and staff, and are honored to be recognized as a great place to work toward providing transformative experiences for students," said Queens President Pamela Davies.
Each year the Chronicle recognizes a small group of colleges and universities for best practices regarding employment, by conducting an institutional audit and survey of faculty and staff administered by ModernThink LLC. The primary factor considered is employee feedback.
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Cro Cop will for sure get another fight in the UFC
Give em a can. Let the man ride into retirement on a nice W.
This makes me so torn over the Schaub/Big Nog fight. If Big Nog loses it will almost certainly be Cro Cop vs Big Nog, if big nog wins Cro cop will fight someone else less Iconic.
With crossover fights becoming more of a possibility I hold out hope of seeing Cro Cop/ Fedor one last time!!!
Bring on Big Nog puh-leeeeaaaaaase. :(
This makes me happy and sad. Everytime Mirko comes out to fight I'm secretly (ok not so secretly) hoping that he'll win and it was from a devastating KO.
Unfortunately its him getting flash KO'd and me feeling sorry for him and feeling like an idiot for thinking he'd win lol. If it was him vs. Big Nog for his last fight in the UFC it would not only be fitting but would be a great fight for the fans.
Ya, I'll be cheering for him again. One Last Time.
Is there anyone left on the UFC HW roster that Crocop can beat? If you think there is anyone then please name them.
Anyone top10 will mess Mirko up, you have to go down to find someone he can beat nowadays, Big Nog is perfect.
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