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Psi-Spy is a sort of 3D adventure/arcade game which takes place under the purple dust of the Wandering Planet where, it is rumoured, exists the Labyrinth, a remnant of the once great civilisation of the Overlords. Great wealth and high adventure are promised all those ready to challenge the still active Guardians and find the five keys of Zar, without which exit from the Labyrinth is impossible.The game comes with a very complex set of instructions, without which it is impossible to get into the Labyrinth, let alone leave it. The game starts off outside the main entrance with its lowered portcullis. There are flashing detectors which alert a Guardian, who will come and chase after you as you try to collect the ancient Rings of power.Once inside, the game becomes a maze of interlinked rooms, most of which are protected by guards. The guards must be killed before an object can be picked up. In this stage screen commands will activate the game; these are TAKE and FIGHT. In addition you can have spells, a tachyon gun (if you have the ammo), use tax returns in bargaining and there are brain bugs which work' against intelligence (not surprisingly perhaps!).The 3D in stage one is drawn with a strong perspective, and the guard alters in size depending on his position. In the latter stages, the rooms are shown as walls in perspective from above. Screen commands do not have to be typed in, but are accessed through single numeric key presses.
'My review of this game is necessarily short because it almost completely failed to work. I have to admit that even with the complicated instructions I couldn't understand a thing that was going on. In tact I was so worried about my shortcomings as a Psi-Spy that I got in a few friends to see if they could make head or tail of events. In the end we did manage to suss out some things, but I'm at a loss to explain any of them. No doubt its a worthy effort to cross arcade with adventure, but does it all have to be so damned complicated? Certainly a serious problem is that you have to think and act fast and there are a lot of keys to use. May be wonderful if you like a headache but I couldn't get on with it at all. '
'After playing this game several times and for a couple of hours at least, I still haven't really found out what I'm meant to be doing, despite the long instructions. An attempt has been made to produce a 3D arcade adventure which has totally failed. Because of its complicated obscurity any playability the game might have had has been spoiled. The graphics move smoothly, quickly, but are not at all well drawn. A lot of them are small and undetailed and none of them are very colourful. Currah Micospeech facility has been used quite well and has been backed up by a text which explains what it's saying, so you don't have to try and work it out!'
'In the first screen, the object seems to be to get the portcullis open and get inside. The gate seems to open at odd moments quite unrelated to what you are doing. Also the guardians have a distinct advantage because they really do move very fast, sometimes even superfast. I say the object seems to be to get the gate open, but in fact the easiest way in is to get killed by the guardian. This is typical of the way the game has been designed to confuse. In my opinion it is unplayable, although the keys are well used and responsive, the graphics are adequate, and there is obviously an idea in there somewhere trying to get out.'
Try to get in - Psi Spy.
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Kin of man fatally shot by cops to sue city, officers for $20M - NY Daily Newshttp://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/exclusive-emotionally-disturbed-man-article-1.2966865
Time for a Permanent Commission in to NYPD, IAB, and DA Corruption: Title 18.subsection 242.conspiring of rights.which is a felony that can land that detective behind bars for ten years. I was sent this -- is this applicable to Det John Vergona and his partner, Det Andy Dwyer his partner, supervisor Lt Angelos Burgos, supervisor Sgt Chen and all involved including in Internal Affairs? NYPD Internal Affairs DA want to do the crime do the time. Turn Broken Windows back on them!
NYPD committed Crimes in my Case and how many other cases?
http://nypdnewcommission.blogspot.com/2017/04/ray-kelly-charles-campisi-bratton.html They love using Ron Kuby's letter to pretend I was not coerced and the NYPD did not commit a pile up of crimes.
The Detectives in my case Det Vergona and Det Andy Dwyer, their partners, and supervisors and facebook friends NYPD PO Eugene Schatz aka Gene Schatz and Det Tommy Moran were party to the fact Verogna was lying in his DD5s and was going to verbally violently threaten me over the phone because the cowardly criminal detectives and supervisors did not have it in them to commit the crimes they committed and face me but they did use Ron Kuby's letter to pretend they dd not commit crimes and Internal Affairs has protected them along w/ top brass all party to retaliation.
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Sunday, 20 December 2015
Goosander, Lapwing and Daffodils
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The weather is just so weird, it really doesn't feel like Winter yet. Great picture of the GoosanderReplyDelete
Beautiful shots, you have a better camera, and better light, than I doReplyDelete
The robin looks happy with the warm conditions.ReplyDelete
Thanks Findlay. This weather must be so confusing for the wildlife; and me.ReplyDelete
Hope you and your family have a great Christmas. :-)
Thank you Simon. The light was so much better once I got home, but at least it was dry.
Wilma, I should think most of the wildlife is loving this unusually mild weather we have here at the moment. I'm sure it will all change in January though.
Awesome Goosander shot Keith...and Daffodils in Dec now that is weird!!ReplyDelete
Thanks Sondra. Our so called winter weather has been one of the mildest, and wettest, for years. I've had spring flowers flowering in the garden for weeks now. Crazy weather.ReplyDelete
I have have the same trouble with my dogs there I am running and they are strolling along.ReplyDelete
It has been incredibly mild recently. Haven't seen any daffs but I did notice some Winter Aconite in bloom yesterday. I normally see those in February here.ReplyDelete
One of those days then, Keith? Gulls spooked...a rubbish sunrise,it sounds like it was a tad on the breezy side too, and then it turns into a nice day once you're back home!ReplyDelete
At least the singing Robin and the daffs (must be coming up to Easter soon?!) were trying to brighten things up a bit...[;o)
I'm not as quick as I was Adrian. I get tired thinking of some of the things I used to do.ReplyDelete
The weather has gone crazy hasn't it John. I had some Aubretia in flower a few weeks ago.
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The ancient Iraqi city of Qaraqosh, one of the country's largest Christian areas, remains unlivable months after it was liberated from the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL).
Footage obtained by Professor Ryan Mauro, a national security analyst at the Clarion Project, shows the destruction in Qaraqosh sparing little, certainly not many of the once glorious churches and ancient monasteries that once adorned the city.
"It's very hard to see your house [of 20 years] destroyed," an unnamed resident of a destroyed house in Qaraqosh told Mauro. The Assyrian Christian and Mauro talked as they walked through piles of rubble, stepping over all of his family belongings scattered on the ground, broken into pieces.
"We see destruction all around us," notes Mauro as the resident gave him a tour of what is left of his home. "This home was taken by ISIS and subsequently hit by a U.S. airstrike."
Assyrian Christians from Qaraqosh "emphasized that ISIS' urge to destroy Christian buildings was a sign of weakness and fear; insecurity about their own faith as if Islam, or at least ISIS' version of it," noted Mauro to Breitbart News. "On a few occasions, I heard the line, 'We don't worship a God of buildings. Our God is in here,' while pointing towards their hearts." Read More.


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"The Regal. The Savoy. The Fleapit," adds husband Dennis, a general practitioner, heart-warmed. They are consuming pork chops with aubergines and a bottle of wine before stepping next door to see Fargo at The Screen On The Hill in Belsize Park, north London.
"I remember writing to Shirley Temple as a child and my mother taking me to the postbox," says Dennis.
"And he's still writing to them now, only it's Sharon Stone," says Pam.
The Coen Brothers' gory and comedic Fargo draws a diverse crowd, united by a willingness to pay pounds 6 each and share 95 minutes of flickering light.
Jane is an artist from Finland. "At seven, in the dark, I was taken by my father to see A Hard Day's Night," she says. "It fascinated me because of the light and the dark and the twilight world revealed in England's grey. The Beatles were in this half-light, but having fun, and that gave me great hope as a Finn. And in my work tonal contrast has become a key element. I love black and white - La Haine, David Lean's Great Expectations..."
"That scared me to death as a kid," says her American friend Scarlett, "when the guy comes out of the marshes at the beginning."
"During Rob Roy, when Liam Neeson chops open Tim Roth's chest and he bends over, someone at the back began clapping and shouting 'Oscar! Oscar!'" says Linda, who is doing a PhD in bones and joints. "That's what makes the cinema special.When I was a teenager, I went to see Jaws on a Saturday morning. The people sitting behind me were nudging each other and warning that something was going to happen - the head was going to roll out of the boat. And they said, 'Now, now'. And it didn't happen... but then suddenly it did."
Spike, a tree surgeon and gardener: "It's more exciting if you only see a film every five or six years. It really is. But during Apocalypse Now, my mate was snoring louder than the helicopters. Very entertaining all round."
"I saw Who Framed Roger Rabbit at Golders Green when someone had removed the 'T' from the sign outside," says Thomas, a store manager. "There was a magnificent atmosphere that evening. During The Fly II, I remember a man went 'Ooooooooooooh' at the back, as if he was having something done to him, and everyone wept with mirth. Something like that always happens to raise the tone of a run-of-the-mill film."
Lois, in her seventies, is at the front with niece Violet, who declares an undiminished love of Midnight Express; Lois harks back to seeing her first film, a French film, Les Visiteurs du Soir, on holiday in France: "It didn't matter how good it was."
"I remember, when I was 10, my parents debating the risky decision of exposing me to the cinema for the first time one afternoon," says Peter, a painter, devouring an ice cream, "and it proved to be a nature film about polar bears. Still, I was absolutely in awe."
"Oh, my influences were all Disney," says his companion, Linda, a homeopath who has carried in a flask of tea. "101 Dalmations. When I was eight, it really moved my emotions. I really went through everything with those dogs."
"I used to go and see cartoons near Piccadilly Circus at 13, when my parents worked nearby," interjects Peter. "Horrible men touching my leg. But it didn't put me off."
Peter and Linda often go to see films together, but Linda prefers to go alone: "When it stirs you emotionally, there's more space to experience it and leave weeping. I just love the whole thing of being in the cinema and drinking my tea."
Ian, a civil servant, has his arms wrapped around Kathleen, a criminologist. "My father died in the War at sea and my mother had a great desire for me to see aspects of human life in the cinema. And I've been back to see The Ladykillers many, many times since. Contemporary films are often repulsive, yet remind one of the sanctity of life."
"Usually, I'm worrying about my bladder when I'm in a cinema," notes Eddie.
"From GoodFellas, I came out buzzing from the lifestyle, the violence and the drugs," says Meg, a dancer who goes to the cinema three times a week. Companion Malcolm, unemployed, scowls. "The richer your friends were, the more Star Wars toys they had. Still, I was really, really big on Star Wars. Pass the Coke."
Meg: "My dad took me to see all the Star Trek movies and I used to spend my time underneath the seats, trying to tickle people's feet, because they were all taking it too seriously. I wasn't scared, not like with the witch in The Wizard Of Oz."
"I was shit scared by Jaws," says Tim, a producer of commercials, "incredibly scared. Outrageously scared. That spoilt a couple of summers. Nicely, though. And I marvelled, in hysterics, at Life of Brian. It was right out there. I've been in love with cinema ever since seeing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with my father. In my business, people constantly make film references: 'I want something just like The Mask'. Really special is something original, like Roger Moore skiing off the slope and it becoming a Union Jack. What a fucking classic!"
"We're not munchers and crunchers," says John, who's of retirement age. "We don't like people eating or drinking in the cinema. The popcorn syndrome really does get on one's nerves during Les Valseurs."
"We moved to the Suffolk coast two years ago," says his wife Vivien, a children's charity organiser, "and the nearest available screen is, sadly, in Aldeburgh. One feels culturally deprived."
John: "We love living in the country, yet video does not hit our button. But whenever Vivien is in London on work, I take the opportunity to see three films per day. This passion began in the War. I went with my mother an alarming amount - for the people, the warmth and the images of extravagance I still need my ration. Do you remember seeing the film version of Shogun, dear, with Richard Chamberlain?" he asks as the lights drop. "There was a scene in which someone in bed in a little Japanese paper house is shot with arrows in quick succession. Zonk-zonk-zonk. And someone at the back yelled out, 'One hundred and ei-gh-ty'. Wonderful"
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EU-XCEL supports young people: both those with a business idea and those wanting to develop their skills in a hope to create a European start-up. The participants work in international teams created during the program on developing a shared business ideas. The participants work with mentors from across Europe, as well as support in selecting the right team and creating an idea for a start-up during the free-of-charge workshop in one of six European cities (Athens, Cartagena, Copenhagen, Cork, Munich, Poznan). The workshops are conducted by talented entrepreneurial educators from continent's leading organizations with proven track records in successful incubation.
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- Sanŭi-do (9km)
- Sŏkhwang-do (9.8km)
- Ttandae-sŏm (10.9km)
- Taeya-do (11.4km)
- Ko-do (11.4km)
- Mŏnge-sŏm (11.6km)
- Hang-do (11.7km)
- Sa-yŏ (11.9km)
- Sin-do (12.3km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Sŏri (0.5km)
- Sŏnch'anggumi (1.6km)
- Uido-ri (2.7km)
- Ye-ri (3.2km)
- Taech'o-ri (4.2km)
- Tonmong-ni (5km)
- Chŏhang-ni (5km)
- Sŏngch'on (5.8km)
- Hongaeburi (10.4km)
- Taeyado-ri (12.1km)
- Sindo (12.2km)
- Ant'ae (12.3km)
- Ant'ŏ (12.5km)
- Chukto (12.7km)
- rock;
- a conspicuous, isolated rocky mass.
- Hagwang-am (7.2km)
- Chongdal-am (9km)
- Nonggan-bau (11.8km)
- marine channel;
- that part of a body of water deep enough for navigation through an area otherwise not suitable.
- Ui-sudo (3.8km)
- Toch'o-sudo (11.4km)
- channel;
- the deepest part of a stream, bay, lagoon, or strait, through which the main current flows.
- Kyŏngch'isŏ-sudo (6.7km)
- Kyŏngch'idong-sudo (8.7km)
- shoal(s);
- a surface-navigation hazard composed of unconsolidated material.
- Ui-sat'oe (11.4km)
- bay;
- a coastal indentation between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf.
- Ui-man (6.7km)
- locality;
- a minor area or place of unspecified or mixed character and indefinite boundaries.
- Uido-ri (2.7km)
- hill;
- a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Tori-san (6.1km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Kwanŭm-san (3.1km)
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- LORAN-C transmitter Kwang Ju tower
- Naju city city o
- Kernkraftwerk Yeonggwang landmark nuclear faci
- Gwangju Airport airport airport
- Guus Hiddink Stadium landmark sport
- Gwangju city city a
- Naejang-san mountain mountain k
- Jeju-si city city d
- Jeju International Airport airport airport
- Port Hamilton isle isle
- Jeju-do isle isle
- Hallasan mountain mountain h
- Namjeju County city city o
- Kunsan Air Base
- Bukjeju County city city o
Airports close to Sŏsoui-do
Gwangju(KWJ), Kwangju, Korea (130.7km)
Jeju international(CJU), Cheju, Korea (171.2km)
Kunsan ab(KUB), Kunsan, Korea (200.4km)
Yeosu(RSU), Yeosu, Korea (204.9km)
Airfields or small airports close to Sŏsoui-do
Mokpo, Mokpo, Korea (62.9km)
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Vice Chair: Greg Batt, Clemson University - USA
Immediate Past Chair: Matt Daum, Hewlett-Packard Company - USA
Division Chairs:
European Division Javier Zabaleta, ITENE - Spain
China Division Li Hua, China National Packaging Corp. - China
Asia Pacific Division Jongkyoung Kim, Korea Conformity Laboratories - Korea
Sustainability Solutions Division Quinto Marini, UPS Customer Solutions - USA
Technical Division Patrick McDavid, Michigan State University - USA
Greg Fornasiero, The Home Depot - USA
Bill Green, IBM - USA
Eric Henderson, Quaker Foods North America and PepsiCo - USA
Felipe Novaes, Unilever Brazil - Brazil
Paul Russell, Lab126 - USA
Jay Singh, California Polytechnic State University - USA
Jim Southwell, Packaging Corporation of America (PCA) - USA
Matt Thompson, Sealed Air - USA
North American
Division Board
Chair Sustainability Committee Quinto Marini, UPS Customer Solutions
Chair - Education Committee Erin Topper, Topper and Associates, LLC
Chair - Membership Committee Brian Stepowany, McNeil Nutritionals, Johnson & Johnson
Tom Blanck, Chainalytics
Michael Gabriel, Land O'Lakes
Brian Walker, Green Bay Packaging Inc.
Yvan Lapointe, Cartier Packaging
European Division Board
ISTA European Division Technical Committee Member - Volunteer Role Description click here
ISTA European Division Events Committee Member - Volunteer Role Description click here
Chair: Javier Zabaleta, ITENE - Spain
Vice Chair: Stuart Roberts, Sealed Air - United Kingdom
Chair Events Committee: Stuart Roberts, Sealed Air - United Kingdom
Allan Dickner, IKEA of Sweden AB - Sweden
Jürgen Geiss, BSH Hausgeräte GmbH - Germany
Sam Sheppard Fidler, Smithers Pira - United Kingdom
Gerrit Hasselmann, Fraunhofer Institute IML - Germany
Martin Seburschenich, UPS Deutschland Inc. & Co. OHG - Germany
Stefan Wenner, Hewlett Packard - Germany
Richard Wood, Softbox Systems - UK
China Division
Executive Chair: Lu Binglin, China Packaging Research & Test Centre
Mr. Ding Yong, SMQ(Shenzhen Academy of Metrology and Quality Inspection)
Mr. Changhai Huang, Pacific Millennium Packaging Corp
Mr. David Jin, Lansmont Corporation China Office
Mr. Jordan Lai, TÜV SÜD Certification and Testing (China) Co., Ltd Shanghai Branch
Mr. Jon Li, HQTS QA International Services Co., Ltd.
Mr. Ling Hua, HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD
Mr. Colorspring Liu, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
Mr. Man Mingqiang, Qingdao Profound Testing Technology Service Co.,Ltd.
Mr. Mao Guobiao, Emerson Network Power
Mr. WANG JUN, JIANGNAN UNIVERSITY
Mr. Qiang Wu, Atmet Group Inc.
Mr. Ian Yang, Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services (Shanghai)
Mr. Dragon Zang, TEAM TESTING EQUIPMENT HONG KONG CO., LIMITED
Mr. Peter Zhao, SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd. Shunde Branch
Mr. Tonny Yu, SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Mr. Stephan Pesch, TÜV Rheinland (Guangdong) Ltd.
Pacific Division Board
Francis Lee, Sealed Air (Singapore) PTE Ltd.
Lejo C. Brana, ScD, Central Philippine University
Goh Ser Chuan, TUV SUD PSB
Vincent Rouillard, Victoria University
Masahiro Takagi, eXcearch Corporation
Ong Beng Yang, TUV SUD PSB Pte Ltd
Mohd Fariz Saadon, Dyson Manufacturing Sdn Bhd
Vanee Chonhenchob, Department of Packaging and Materials Technology, Kasetsart University
Daisy Tanafranca, Packaging Technology Division, ITDI
Dr Supoj Pratheepthinthong, Thai Packaging Centre, Thailand Institute
Prof Dr.N.C. Saha, Indian Institute of Packaging
Sustainability Solutions Division Board
Statement: The Sustainability
Solutions Division will enhance the ISTA value proposition for current
and prospective members by promoting sustainability expertise in the
discussion of transportation packaging. To that end, we will:
Download "Sustainable Transportation Packaging: An Introduction" presentation.
Chair: Quinto Marini, UPS Customer Solutions
Jane Bickerstaffe, INCPEN – Industry Council for Packaging & the Environment
Chad Courtade, Tesla
Amanda Kindig, SC Johnson & Son
Laura Nelson, EMC Corporation
Karen Proctor, Rochester Institute of Technology
Brian Reilly, Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Technical Division Board
ISTA Technical Division Chair - Volunteer Role Description click here
ISTA Technical Division Director - Volunteer Role Description click here
Chair: Patrick McDavid, Michigan State University School of Packaging
Kyle Dunno, Atlantic Packaging
Paul Harber, Modality Solutions LLC
Mike Kuebler, Smithers Pira - Lansing Technical Center
David Leinberger, ABF Freight
Morten Pedersen, Danish Technological Institute
Chris Phan, Amazon
David Shires
Jay Singh, California Polytechnic State University
Masahiro Takagi, eXcearch Corporation
Certification Council
Chair: Kyle Dunno, Atlantic Packaging
Michel Comtois, Micom Laboratories, Inc.
Matt Dodge, TEN-E Packaging Services
Braden Israel, Ross Products Division of Abbott Laboratories
Michael Morrow, Clemson University
Brian Proteau, Keurig Green Mountain
James Raw, Smithers Rapra and Smithers Pira Limited
Jason Sherrier, Georgia-Pacific Corrugated LLC
Edmund Tang, Westpak, Inc.
Bryan Williams, Lansmont Corporation
Testing Council
ISTA Testing Council Chair - Volunteer Role Description click here
ISTA Testing Council Member - Volunteer Role Description click here
Chair: Michael Kuebler, Smither Pira - Lansing Technical Center
Immediate Past Chair: David Leinberger, ABF Freight
Adeola Akinola, Varian Semiconductor Equipment Associates
Jim Bisha, ABF Freight
John Bouldin, Center for Packaging & Unit Load Design - Virginia Tech
Alan Devitt, Mid-Atlantic Packaging, Inc.
Joe Fair, Lexmark International, Inc.
Stephen Henning, Hewlett Packard Company
Mark James, 3D Systems
Koushik Saha, California Polytechnic State University
Earl Lee, UPS Customer Solution
Michael Manney, Packaging Corporation of America
Edmund Tang, San Jose State University/Westpak Inc.
Lucas Venechuk, Highlight Industries
Thermal Council
Chair: Paul Harber, Modality Solutions LLC
Vice Chair: Jean-Pierre Emond, Ph.D., Georgia Tech Research Institute
Henry Ames, Sensitech
Chris Chandler, VHA Office of Informatics & Analytics
Michael English, Merck & Company, Inc.
Melissa Germain, Georgia Tech Research Institute
Karl Kussow, FedEx Custom Critical
Susan Li, UPS Healthcare Logistics
Ken Maltas, Tegrant Corporation
Bill Mayer, Minnesota Thermal Science, LLC
Patrick Nolan
Kevin O'Donnell, BioLife Solutions, Inc.
Anthony Rizzo, Cold Chain Technologies
Jeff Seeley, Pfizer Inc.
Ronald Sorrell, gh Package and Product Testing & Consulting
Global Education Committee
Chair: Erin Topper, Topper & Associates, LLC
Bryan Williams, Lansmont Corporation
Kevin Howard, Packnomics, LLC
Larry Rutledge, Christian Brothers University
Mike Gilgenbach, Packaging Corporation of America
Jim Bisha, Ongweoweh Corp
Bill Kipp, W. I. Kipp Company
Cimberly Weir, Michigan State University School of Packaging
Thomas Kausch, RIT - Packaging Science Program
Luther "Chip" Stone, The Hershey Company
Susie Elkins, Millwood, Inc.


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TINY-The Movie
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Is Growing Up Wild a nonprofit organization?
Yes. Growing Up Wild is a project of a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization called, The Children Are Our Future, and hence has all the rights and privileges afforded to an educational nonprofit.
Does Growing Up Wild carry liability insurance for programs?
Yes. We have insurance that meets the standard in the outdoor education industry.
How often does Growing Up Wild run programs?
Right now we only run summer programs. We are interested in running programs 9 months a year from March to November, however, we do not have the resources to do so at the moment.
What is the group-size capacity at your base camp?
We have different group-sizes for each program. Our Boys in the Woodz "Base Camp" Program caps the group-size at 20 youth. On our camping and backpacking trips, which involve transportation, we limit the group-size to between 8 and 12 youth depending on the destination. Our family camps can accommodate up to about 60 people including children.
Does Growing Up Wild provide camping and backpacking gear for participants?
Yes, we have a small lending library of gear or our own. We also have a partnership with Bay Area Wilderness Training, which provides outdoor gear for youth programs across the Bay Area. Hence, we can provide all major camping gear such as tents, sleeping bags, backpacks, camping stoves, hiking boots, etc.
Does Growing Up Wild offer scholarships?
Yes, our Boys in the Woodz Program is partially grant-funded which makes it possible for us to offer partial scholarships to economically disadvantaged youth. To request financial assistance, please contact us.
Does Growing Up Wild host any community events?
Yes, at the beginning of each summer we put on a family-centered outdoor benefit concert at our base camp. We also put on an outdoor concert at the end of each summer geared more for adults. Check our calendar page for details.
How can I donate to Growing Up Wild?
Please visit our Donations page to learn about ways to support our program. Thank you!


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Mercy Medical Center's training program is focused primarily on training preliminary internal medicine residents. Our goal is to give our residents an excellent base in internal medicine through both clinical and educational activities.
Mercy provides an excellent clinical environment. Patients are referred from staff physicians, primary care outreach sites and group practices, the Emergency Department, and the Business Health Center. This diverse patient population reflects a broad spectrum of pathology that gives residents a varied and interesting training experience.
Care is taken to maintain an appropriate balance between primary patient responsibility and thoughtful supervision by the attending staff. Since there are no subspecialty fellows, there is ample opportunity for residents to become experienced in invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and to have significant contact with general and subspecialty attending physicians.
Residents will spend one month at the University of Maryland VA on the medical ICU team. This rotation helps provide a diversified training experience with exposure to a university tertiary care environment.
Residents have close contact with junior and senior medical students who rotate through the medical service. Student teaching is considered an important part of the residents' training experience.
Please Note: The program descriptions on this website are current but always subject to change based on changes to the structure of the program.
Mercy's facility boasts state-of-the-art computer systems and diagnostic equipment as well as excellent availability of computerized medical resources. Our ancillary services are helpful and user-friendly, and our subspecialists are interested and engaged teachers.
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