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Meet the Stamps Scholars
Meet some of E-town's finest- recipients of the Stamps Scholars Program. These students truly exemplify our motto of being a "bigger part of the world" and they are living out their dreams through the Stamps Scholars Program.
"The generosity and reputation of the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation was a significant
factor in my decision to attend Elizabethtown College. I am excited to reap the benefits of the program
over my four years and maximize my collegiate experience."
- Gates Failing '16
Tyler Butkus '17, Chemistry and Business AdministrationMy name is Tyler Butkus, and I am a Senior Business Administration and Chemistry double major. My passion is finding the intersection between entrepreneurial opportunities and technological advances ready to be implemented for the greater good. More specifically, I'm interested in promoting grassroots social entrepreneurship in developing communities as a means of generating long-term, sustainable, exponential growth. I believe that an interdisciplinary approach to business is at the heart of success and innovation in the 21st century, and I look forward to using my dual study of the sciences and businesses to catalyze ventures that represent the incarnation of capitalism and Adam Smith's "Invisible Hand." To that end, I have served as Treasurer of my class, I've initiated and piloted an unprecedented partnership between Elizabethtown College, the Social Enterprise Institute, and a local business in developing a novel method for food waste recycling that has applications in developing economies, and I remain highly involved with the college's Called to Lead program, which prepares students for a life of purposeful servant leadership. Outside of the classroom, I compete in power lifting on the national level, I enjoy rebuilding muscle cars, and I spend a good deal of the time outdoors, both hunting and hiking. I've recently traveled to the Czech Republic, South Africa, and Indonesia to broaden my global perception, learn new languages, and experience firsthand the communities and cultures that can most benefit from investments in social enterprise. I believe the future holds endless potential, and I'm excited to work as a pioneer in finding new solutions to problems that have gone unsolved for too long.
Nicolas Callahan '17, Economics and PhilosophyWhen I first moved to Elizabethtown for college, I had never lived in the US before. I went to high school in Thailand and lived in several other countries in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe before that. Given my background a lot of people wonder why I chose to attend a small school like Elizabethtown. I knew I wanted to go to a smaller school with a more personal atmosphere like at E-town; I also knew I wanted to continue to do programs that let me travel. With the freedoms the Stamps Scholarship Program would allow me, the choice was easy. I studied abroad in Marburg, Germany during my junior year where I will continued my studies in Economics and Philosophy. I also be travelled to Brussels in May 2015 as part of an economics course.
Tiana Ferrante '17, Legal Studies
My experience as an Etown Stamps Scholar has given me a multitude of exciting opportunities, from meeting a Nobel Laureate to teaching children English in the outskirts of Florence, Italy. I'm a Legal Studies major from Florida, and I've been actively involved on campus as Copy Chief for the school newspaper, The Etownian, President of Etown College Republicans, a member of Called to Lead, a board member for Jay Firm Public Relations, a DJ for the student radio station and a member of the Newman Club, through which I organized a "Diversity of the Pro-Life Movement" event. Thanks to the Stamps Program, my study abroad experience in Florence was entirely funded by the generous Stamps endowment. After Italy, I was thrilled to work as a legal intern with the Social Enterprise Institute here on campus, perform legal research with Dr. Kopko and intern in the summer with a law firm back home that handles probate, estate planning and guardianship cases. I'm extremely grateful for all the opportunities made available to me at Elizabethtown and Italy through the Etown Stamps Program. Grazie--Thank you!
Sarah Fuller '17, Early Childhood Education
Winsum Chang '18, BiologyAt Elizabethtown, I am majoring in biology. I am a member of Medicus, the ski club, and I take part in the community choir. I am taking piano lessons and participate in a weightlifting program with help from my fellow Stamps Scholar Tyler Butkus. I am also practicing Cantonese kung-fu at the martial arts club. The Stamps Scholarship has given me so many opportunities. Now I can explore parts of the world that are utterly different from Elizabethtown with the enrichment funds. I was able to use my Stamps enrichment funds to travel to Japan for a May-term course in 2016. I have a community of fellow Stamps Scholars at my residence hall, at Student Senate, in the Honors Program, and even in the gym. Though I can explore the world, I can do it knowing that I always have a community with me.
Gillian Engelbrecht '18, Social Studies Education
Lacey MacRhyann '18, Biochemistry
Colby Schweibenz '18, BiochemistryI have really found a home away from home here at Etown. This year I am the President for my class in Student Senate, a member of Called to Lead, chemistry Club, Alpha Lambda Delta, and the Honors Program. I am a tour guide as well as a Peer Mentor for first-year students. I have participated in several intramural sports including tennis, basketball, and volleyball. In addition to majoring in Biochemistry, I will also obtain a minor in Spanish and look forward to studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country later in the fall of my senior year. I loved attending the 2015 Stamps Scholars National Convention at Georgia Institute of Technology, especially because of the great opportunity to network with Stamps Scholars across the nation. Also thanks to the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation, I was able to get a jump-start on undergraduate research the summer after my first year at college. As part of E-town's summer research program, I worked with the college's professor of Biochemistry, Dr. Thomas Hagan. I worked on developing a procedure to synthesize Giant Unilamellar Vesicles (GUVs), which one day may be used as pharmaceutical delivery devices. I used some of my Stamps funds to travel to Honduras during last winter, where I helped run a medical clinic with some of my peers in the Biology and Chemistry departments. Later in the spring, I attended and presented at the national ACS Meeting in San Diego. Finally, this past summer, I spent 10 weeks performing cellular biology research at Rowan University's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. My goal was to identify a specific protein responsible for site-specific cleavage of yeast mitochondrial mRNA. Thanks to the Stamps Foundation, I was able to have all of these memorable and educational experiences.
In the fall of 2014, I joined the ranks of Elizabethtown College's Stamps Scholars. My interests lie mainly in the areas of computing, mathematics, and engineering, with my major currently declared as Computer Science. During my first semester, I joined the college's Computer Science Club and attended the ACM programming competition on a scoring team. During end-of-semester elections, I became vice president of the club. I have also worked with Dr. Barry Wittman on the development and documentation of his programming language, Shadow. In summer 2016, I was selected to complete an internship at Google in Mountain View, CA, which was a wonderful experience. Being part of the Stamps Scholarship Program has been extremely rewarding so far, and I especially enjoyed the Stamps Scholars National Convention in Atlanta. I greatly appreciate the network of peers to which the program has introduced me.
Brian Stottler, '18, Computer Science
At Elizabethtown, I am a Biology major on the Pre-Medicine track, and I am also minoring in Business Administration. I am a member of the Elizabethtown College Student Senate, and I serve as the Chair of the Elections Committee. I am awed at the opportunities that have been presented to me here at Elizabethtown. The generosity of the Stamps Foundation significantly contributed to my decision to spend the remainder of my time at Elizabethtown finding ways to make an impact. The Stamps Foundation's generosity will allow me to maximize the education I receive, and I am excited at the thought of what the next few years will bring.
Eric Zimmerman '18, Biology
Shaye Lynn DiPasquale '19, CommunicationsHere at Elizabethtown College, I am majoring in Communications and minoring in Women and Gender Studies and Human Services. I am involved with many activities on campus including the Called To Lead program and Emotion dance club. I am a DJ for WWEC 88.3 radio station, a writer for The Etownian, and a member of the Honors Program. I'm excited to begin working on community service projects on campus and in the community. I also plan to start a campus chapter of the United Nation's Girl Up campaign, an organization I worked with for the past three years. Girl Up is a campaign led by the United Nations Foundation to raise funds and awareness for underprivileged girls in developing nations in Africa, Asia and Latin America. In the future, I hope to use my enrichment funds to study abroad in a country that will provide me with an immersion in a new cultural environment. I'm very grateful for the educational opportunity that the Stamps Foundation has provided me and I can't wait to see what the future holds.
Mika Thomas '19, Japanese
I joined the Elizabethtown College community in 2015, and I am so grateful for the generosity of Elizabethtown College and the Stamps family. I am excited to become an active member of the Stamps Scholar community. I am interested in foreign language and I am currently studying Japanese. My goal is to be able to teach Japanese and English in order to help globalize the classroom and make the benefits of being bilingual available to more students. I also am interested in service projects because I enjoy working with other people and learning about perspectives other than my own. I am eager to meet the challenges that I am lucky enough to take on as a Stamps Scholar and I plan on making the most of my years at Elizabethtown.
Nicholas Winch '19, EngineeringI was born and raised in Walkersville, Maryland and attended Walkersville High School. I am an intended major in mechanical engineering. I am an eagle scout, and a member of the track team where I am a sprinter. I am very proud to be attending Elizabethtown College under the generous sponsorship of the Stamps Foundation. In fall 2016, I attended the Stamps-sponsored Igniting Curiosity conference at Purdue University, and I look forward to my years of service in this lovely community.
Sara Allocco '20, Political Science & Spanish
I am a double major in Political Science and Spanish from Albany, New York. In high school, I organized efforts to fund the creation of the first deaf education program in Africa that is not segregated by hearing ability. As a writing consultant, I was also given the chance to mentor fellow students for two years. During the summer of 2016, I embarked on a ten-day pilgrimage in Krakow, Poland for World Youth Day, which allowed me to improve my foreign language skills, learn more about Polish culture and interact with young people from around the world. In my free time, I enjoy running and photography. I'm excited to pursue another service project during my time as a college students and am considering a career in law or the U.S. Foreign Service. The Stamps Family Charitable Foundation and Elizabethtown College have truly given me the opportunity to further my passions in an incredible community. I look forward to the years to come!
Liuba Miranosava '20, Accounting
I grew up in Stroudsburg, PA after moving from Vitebsk, Belarus at the age of five. I am a current freshman at Elizabethtown and have an intended Accounting Major with a French Minor. I hope to attain my 150 hours within my four years at Elizabethtown and go on to get my CPA license as well as my Master's Degree. After that, my dream has been to join the Peace Corps and educate underprivileged children abroad. At Elizabethtown, I look forward to partaking in community service, studying abroad, and playing in the various music ensembles as a percussionist. I hope to take advantage of new opportunities that come my way and am grateful and excited to see where the Stamps scholarship takes me!
Rebecca Voler '20
I am a freshman at Elizabethtown, where I am majoring in Physics Education and minoring in Spanish. I am also looking forward to being involved in Elizabethtown's many music programs, as I have played trumpet for 8 years. I am ecstatic about the opportunities that will be available to me as a Stamps scholar. I hope to use the scholarship to study abroad. This would greatly enrich my education, and allow me to experience cultures. Additionally, I want to become involved in service activities on campus. I'm so thankful for all the opportunities I have been given and look forward to a chance to be involved.
Ethan Waugh '20, International Business & SpanishAfter growing up in Lineboro, Maryland, I graduated from Manchester Valley High School where I enjoyed participating and leading many clubs and teams from national Honor Society to the school's Cross-Country team. Now, with extreme thanks, appreciation, and credit to the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation, I eagerly await to begin my life as a new student here at Elizabethtown College. I believe that one of the most effective ways to positively impact the world comes by taking an international approach in this ever-globalizing economy. With this in mind, I intend on pursuing a double major in Spanish and International Business. My ultimate goal is to attain fluency not only in Spanish, but also in other foreign languages such as French and Portuguese. At the same time, I intend on joining language and community service oriented clubs on campus. I am excited to embark on this new adventure and I cannot wait to see what the next few years will do to help me achieve my goals and make a difference.
Jonathan Wiseman '20, Actuarial Science
I am a first-year student at Elizabethtown and my intended major is Actuarial Science. Before coming to Elizabethtown, I spent several years living in Russia, Germany, and Estonia. I chose Elizabethtown in part because I wanted to feel like I belonged to a tight community. In the coming years, I am looking forward to having the opportunity to study abroad, discover my passions, and create a home for myself.
Mary Clyne '16, Professional Writing
I graduated from Elizabethtown with a English, Professional writing major and an Anthropology minor. My time at Elizabethtown was spent at an Archaeology Field School on Catalina Island in Southern California and I spent a semester in Florence, Italy. On campus I was a SAM (Student Athlete Mentor) and played Division III volleyball, track and field, and lacrosse my freshman and sophomore years. I am a senior English major with an Anthropology minor from Thousand Oaks, California. I spent this past summer at an Archaeology Field School on Catalina Island in Southern California. During my junior year, I spent a semester in Florence, Italy where I took art classes. Here at Elizabethtown College, I was a SAM (Student Athlete Mentor) and played Division III volleyball, track and field, and lacrosse my freshman and sophomore years. I also wrote articles for The Etownian, was a section editor for the yearbook, and a news anchor on ECTV. The Stamps Family Charitable Foundation granted me a college experience that would not have otherwise been possible and I will always be grateful for this opportunity.
Gates Failing '16, Biology
I studied biology with interests in primary care medicine and public health. On campus, I served as the treasurer for my class in Student Senate and as a Peer Mentor first-year student orientation leader. In the community, I was a mentor in the Moving Forward Together program that pairs undergraduates with high school students from the local Milton Hershey School. During my summers, I had the opportunity to engage in microbiology research with Elizabethtown faculty and through an internship at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine. During Spring 2014, I lived in The Gambia, West Africa for four months where I took public health courses, learned the Wolof language, and completed an anthropological research project on traditional medical practices. The Stamps Program enrichment funds enabled me to complete this life-changing experience without any financial obstacles. During my senior year, I was granted a Fulbright fellowship to study traditional medicine and HIV prevention in Malawi for one year after graduation. I have been impressed with the challenging and rewarding education that I have received at Elizabethtown. The generosity a
nd reputation of the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation was a significant factor in my decision to attend Elizabethtown College.
Alicia Froh '16, Actuarial Science
I graduated in the Spring of 2016 from Elizabethtown with an Actuarial Science major and Spanish minor and was involved on campus as a peer mentor, Into the Streets coordinator, Called to Lead member, and Emotion Dance Club choreographer. The generosity of the Stamps Scholarship had allowed me to attend a Stamps Leadership conference, study abroad in Barcelona, sit for actuarial exams, go on a spring break service trip, and take an internship at an actuarial consulting firm that required me to live away from home. I was able to complete a SCARP summer research project translating a mathematical paper from Spanish to English, a project that allowed me to work closely with a faculty mentor and combine my two academic areas of study. Thanks to the generosity of the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation and Elizabethtown College, I was fortunate to have a variety of opportunities to further my education and continue my roles in leadership and service. After graduation, I accepted a job at a major insurance company in Philadelphia.
David Boretti '15, Engineering and History
I was born in Garmisch, Germany, came to Elizabethtown from Crofton, MD, where I attended high school at Archbishop Spalding. I graduated with a double major in mechanical engineering and history and also played on the soccer team, where I was a two-year team captain. I have completed the leadership program, Called to Lead, that combines leadership skills with community service and learning. Through the Stamps Scholars Program, I was blessed with countless opportunities and chances to learn both inside and outside of the classroom and while also helping others and impacting other people's lives. After graduating, I took a position in the management development program of M & T Bank. I plan to return for my graduate degree in Engineering in a few years.
Tamara Eichelberger '15, Sociology/Anthropology
I graduated with a Sociology-Anthropology major and a minor in History and German. I was a peer mentor, writing tutor, and gave tours to prospective students as an admissions office tour guide. I was president of the Alpha Lambda Delta chapter and a member of the school's dance club, Emotion. With The Stamps Scholarship I traveled to Phoenix, AZ for the National Collegiate Honors Council Conference in 2011 and also to Champaign, IL for a Stamps Scholars Leadership Conference in 2012. I also was able to achieve my dream of studying abroad in Germany. After graduation, I completed the human osteology and funerary archaeology master's program at University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. I would eventually like to earn my Ph.D. in anthropology to work in academia or at a museum.
Amy Wagner '15, Chemistry
At E-town I graduated with a degree in chemistry and was active in several clubs including the Chemistry Club, Called to Lead, and Faith in Action. I completed the Honors Program and was a member of two honor societies: Alpha Lambda Delta Honors Society and Gamma Sigma Epsilon National Chemistry Honor Society. Being a Stamps Scholar allowed me to begin research at my home institution earlier than I otherwise may have, and it funded some of my living expenses when I did research at Georgia Tech during one summer. The enrichment fund also allowed me to travel to Phoenix, AZ for the National Collegiate Honors Council Conference in 2011, and I also used funds in my study abroad experience in New Zealand where I fully appreciated this astounding country. After graduation, I worked on a graduate degree in chemistry at Florida International University and hope to work for a government agency like the EPA in the future.


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With words and pictures, this booklet tells the story of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Between 1933 and 1942, over 4,000 CCC enrollees worked in the Smokies, planting trees, building trails, and constructing buildings and roadways. Included are stories of camplife, work life, and the notable accomplishments of our nation's "tree army." Includes many historic photos, drawings, memorabilia, and a map of park camps.


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From critically acclaimed indie flicks to Oscar-nominated dramas and superhero blockbusters, Michael Fassbender has been on a roll lately — and given that we're entering a cinematic season in which he's starring in not one but two awards contenders, it seems safe to predict he's really only just hitting his stride, so we're taking the opportunity to look back at his filmography and pay tribute to some of the movies that best exemplify his talents, and whether your tastes run to period pictures, quirky dramedies, or even horror, we think you'll find something here worth adding to your queue. Without further ado, here's the Best Michael Fassbender!View full chart
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"A light dusting of 1-3 cm is expected in southwestern Ontario, with trace amounts in the Greater Toronto Area," Weather Network meteorologist Monica Vaswani said Sunday.
It's followed by a cold night, with overnight wind chills down to the -20s, but it's Monday night that has southern Ontarians more worried, as that's when a new system should begin to flow into the province.
"Most of Monday will see fair conditions, but the snow will move into Southwestern Ontario in the afternoon and reach the GTA by the evening," Vaswani said. "A general 5-10 cm is expected, with higher amounts towards southwestern Ontario. Blowing snow may be an issue Monday night into Tuesday morning. The snow will taper through the afternoon on Tuesday."
Those amounts are not much compared to past systems that have plagued the province this winter, but drivers on the road back home after the Family Day long weekend will be wanting to take extra care that evening.
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Ontario is in for a series of systems next week, Vaswani says, with another system on the way on Wednesday and then possibly another late Thursday into Friday.
"The system on Wednesday will likely be quick and less impactful. However there is a chance for mixed precipitation down towards Lake Erie," she said. "The system for late Thursday into Friday will bring in a lot of mild air and there is a chance that this could bring all rain for Southern Ontario instead of snow."
We'll be keeping an eye on those systems and will have more information as they approach.
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This special issue considers the place of teaching of community psychology and allied fields such as applied social psychology, public health and social work, within broader debates of decoloniality in the curriculum. Central to debates about a decolonial curriculum, globally, is the idea that patterns of Western, largely Euro-American, patriarchal epistemologies and knowledge production practices dominate and contribute significantly to the erasure of indigenous and community-based knowledge and practices.
Endemic skewed patterns of representation in teaching and learning are increasingly met with contestation in the global North and South. However, literature documenting decoloniality in teaching and learning in community psychology, remains sparse in spite of the fact that much important work is taking place in the field. The aim of this special edition is therefore to document and discuss decolonial teaching practices and reflections on these practices.
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Goof: When Mandy gets a hit on a fingerprint from Warrick's car, it comes up as Richard Dorsey's print. The information shows that his date of birth is June 21, 1959. It shows his age as 49. He should only be 48.
Goof: Catherine remarks on the presence of phenytoin in the victim's blood, which is used to treat seizure disorders such as epilepsy. However, she pronounces the name of the drug as fen'-a-toyne (with the last syllable rhyming with coin); it is actually pronounced fen-a-toe'-in in the US and fen-ee-tone' in Britain.
Goof: The garbage truck company closed in 1983. However, Warrick pulls out a paper with a headline of President Reagan's "Tear down this wall" speech, which occurred in 1987.
Warrick drives a newer model (05 and up) Ford Mustang.
Goof: Warrick is looking at the photographs of the garbage truck drivers bruised arms. He takes a Modafinil (whilst Nick is watching from outside the room). He tries to pop the lid back onto the bottle but as he puts it down to pick up the water bottle the lid flips off again. In the next camera angle as Warrick is still drinking from the bottle of water, Nick enters the office and the lid is firmly back on the pill bottle.
It's established in the episode Goodbye and Good Luck (8x07) that Warrick is taking the drug Zolpidem to help him sleep, and in this episode it is shown that he is also taking the drug Modafinil which is to help him stay alert.
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Goof: When Warrick and Grissom are talking about the garbage trucks hydraulics' being broken; the flash back shows the cylinder over working and breaking squirting a clear liquid from it. Hydraulic fluid is a red-yellow color and after it has been used it turns to a red-brown hue.
When Greg is in the break room he is holding a Coca-Cola can (even with his hand covering the majority of the label). CSI normally use generic items on the set.
The club Warrick went with the dancer had the same architectural plan and fireplace as the woman's' room did in the Season 7 episode "Monster in the Box."
Goof: At the very beginning, the shot from above shows the driver holding the wheel with one hand, the other on a beer. Yet when the shot is from the backseat, he has both hands on the wheel and the beer is gone.
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Goof: In the first case, Archie picks up twice the same cocaine brick (cellophane and duct tape wrapped kilo of coke) from the suitcase
Goof: Although Doc Robbins holds Hodges' brain in his hands, Hodges' head is still intact.
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"Hey, guys. Come with me," Jet said.
"Have you seen Sokka lately?" Katara asked, throwing the innocent question towards him.
"Uh, no…" Jet scratched his neck uncomfortably, looking down at the floor.
Katara's eyes narrowed. "He left a little before you came into my hut," she added. "You know, last night? I wouldn't be so sure if I were you. If something happened to Sokka during your watch, well –"
"Well, um…I'm sure he'll turn up sooner or later," Jet mumbled.
Katara smiled. "That's good. I wouldn't want anything to happen to either of you."
Is she playing me? Jet thought. "Well, we'd better get going," he said. "Follow me."
Katara and Aang followed Jet to a small stream.
"You guys can help us by getting the water out of these geysers to help fill the stream," Jet explained.
"What are you going to be doing?" Aang asked.
"I'm going to be down at the dam," Jet said.
"We'll come down there and help you when we're finished here," Katara said.
"We don't need your help," Jet said quickly. "It's probably better if you just go back to the camp."
Katara arched her eyebrows. "Well, okay," she said.
"This could be hard," Katara said after Jet was gone. "I've never waterbended from a hidden source."
Aang shrugged. "It'll be fine. There's two of us, remember?" He began to pull the water up.
"Right. If we do it together, it'll be easy," Katara said. She joined Aang. After the first one or two geysers, it became easy. As they continued, they started to talk.
"About Jet…?"
"What?" Katara said, suddenly closing up. "I don't like him! What are you talking about?"
"I was just going to ask you if you trusted him…" Aang said uncomfortably.
"Oh," Katara said, suddenly embarrassed. "Well, I really want to trust him, but there's something about him that just seems…wrong."
"I know what you mean," Aang agreed.
"Well, that's the last one," Katara said brightly. The last geyser exploded and the water streamed into the river.
"Let's go help Jet," Katara said.
"Really? Are you sure?" Aang asked. "He said not to go."
"He could always use the help of two waterbenders," Katara said, justifying her decision.
"Okay. Let's go," Aang agreed.


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|Severed Heads
Richard Fielding was a founding member of the Australian electronic dance group Severed Heads in 1979 in Sydney. He has been a member of other experimental, avant garde music groups such as Z-Glutz, The Loop Orchestra and Budgie Woops! He has had a career as a radio presenter on various New South Wales stations.
Richard Fielding trained as a radio presenter in the mid-1970s with Korg Pally Oskin, Ian Borri Okem, Rusty Nails and Peter Doyle, as part of a Sydney inner city (informal) group of "radio bad boys" called "The Thrifty Tones". He started as a presenter using the moniker 'Old Siddeley", on 2MBS—part of the "Late Night Collective". On sister station 5MBS with his own show "Yntmppry Yditions" and on Bega Station 2BE, co-hosting the 'Good Morning Ghostbusters" program with local Bega star Ian Wright. His longest on-air partnership was in the 1980s at Sydney's 2RES-FM with Dan Mayok, on "Anything That's Jandy", which was broadcast Saturday mornings from 6am-9am. His sign-off call was "Have a great day - I know I don't".
In 1979, Fielding formed an electronic dance group, Mr. and Mrs. No Smoking Sign, with Andrew Wright and they were soon joined by Tom Ellard.[1] With Fielding on drum machine and tape loops, Wright on organ and synthesiser and Ellard on tapes they recorded a demo in Fielding's home.[1][2] Renamed as Severed Heads they started recording their first album, Ear Bitten when Wright left in 1979. Fielding departed in 1981 during the recording of the band's second album, Clean.[3]
He was also part of an unsuccessful venture called the "5 to 6 Federation" a self-styled "Electronic Green Movement" which proposed all radio stations go off air for 5 minutes every morning from 5.55am to "clear the airwaves from constant radiowave transmissions". In the latter days of his broadcasting career he was a panel operator and technical producer at community radio station 2SER FM on The Mamma Lena Show and RadioActiviky with Dr Xob Schmottman.
Fielding was also a founding member of The Loop Quartet, which was formed in 1982, along with John Blades, Ron Brown and Jaimie Leonarder.[4] During the same year, another group performing with reel-to-reel tape machines, The Loop Orchestra, was formed by Fielding, John Blades and Anthony Maher. In 1983, Peter Doyle joined the group, and this line-up remained until 1997.[5]
- ^ a b Zachritz, Todd (1990). "Interview from Godsend 1990". Godsend Online. Retrieved 7 June 2010.
- ^ McFarlane, Ian (1999). "Encyclopedia entry for 'Severed Heads'". Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop. St Leonards, NSW: Allen & Unwin. ISBN 1-86508-072-1. Archived from the original on 5 June 2004. Retrieved 7 June 2010.
- ^ Deming, Mark. "Severed Heads > Biography". Allmusic. Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 7 June 2010.
- ^ Andrews, Ian; John Blades (2009). "The Lost Decade: Post-Punk, Experimental and Industrial Music". In Gail Priest. Experimental music : audio explorations in Australia. Sydney, N.S.W.: UNSW Press. p. 47. ISBN 978-1-921410-07-9.
- ^ Blades, John (2004). "Reel Time: The Story of the Loop Orchestra". Southerly. 1. Halstead Press. 64 ("Outsiders"): 97–99. ISSN 0038-3732. Retrieved 26 November 2011.


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The AA has had a long standing public policy stressing the necessity of third party insurance to mitigate damages incurred by vehicle crashes. In response to a parliamentary question last week, Minister S�bu Ndebele agreed that third party insurance is something that needs to be looked at in a South African context, especially considering that only approximately 35% of cars on our South African roads are actually insured.
�The hindrance for compulsory third party in South Africa is affordability with regards to insurance plans as we would first need to accumulate a fund to pay out third party claims, a fund which at this stage does not exist. There then begs the question of where this fund would originate, from the government or from commercial industry bodies,� says the AA.
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Southeast of Oklahoma City, the Crosstimbers Riding Area (aka Draper Lake ORV Area) has miles of sandy trails winding through forest and around the lake.
To reach the trailhead from the intersection of I-240 and I-35 south of Oklahoma City, head east on I-240. Travel 4 miles to exit 8, head south on Sooner Rd. for almost 3 miles. Go left (east ) on 119th St and travel 3 miles. Take a right on E. Stanley Draper Dr. and go almost 1 mile to parking and campground on right.
Note: A permit is required for all riders and passengers. Permits are available at the Lake Draper Marina & AJAX Kawasaki.
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Red Trail - 12 miles.
Grass Track - 3 miles.
Blue Trail - 14 miles. DIRT only.
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Ren & Stimpy Show: Veediots!
a game by Gray Matter
Platform: SNES
See also: Ren & Stimpy Games
Fans of Ren and Stimpy no doubt look forward to any game featuring their favorite comedy team. This game from THQ, however, may not be the one they want.
Choking Chihuahuas!
Veediots is a colorful, simply illustrated side-scroller that follows the cartoon antics of Ren and Stimpy. There are some funny inside jokes here, but the lackluster graphic style (blah) and dull game play (blah blah) won't even make an "asthma hound Chihuahua" wheeze.
ProTip: Keep something in Ren's hands at all times, like a Vase or Picture Frame. You never know when that bloated sack of cat hair is going to show up.
The game depicts four classic R & S cartoons. In 'The Boy Who Cried Rat," you must travel through a living room filled with obstacles, like Mouse Traps, and Electric Fans. Then you must dive into Stimpy's mouth. In "In the Army," you face Grenades, Cannons, and The Sarge while trying to keep your fur. "Stimpy's Invention" takes you through the labs of Dr. Stupid, and "Marooned" strands our boys on a deserted planet.
- In the living room, stand on the blocks to make them fall, then stay there and throw something at Stimpy while he's dashing around like an idiot.
- Behind the Drapes is a 1-up. Watch the timer, though, and keep your eyes peeled.
To help Ren along, Dirty Socks deliver extra speed, Money gains extra points, and Powdered Toast brings invincibility. You can also jump from clocks and ringing telephones for extra bursts of power, and you can pick up and throw almost anything.
The only thing you'll want to touch in Stimpy's mouth is the Powdered Toast invincibility icon (and the Money, of course).
Ren and Limpy
Unfortunately, the graphics in this game just don't match up to the cartoon. There are no humorous interludes (unlike the Game Gear Ren and Stimpy, where Ren scratches his butt when you pause), and the backgrounds are uninspired, to say the least. It's all teeth and no bite, especially in Stimpy's mouth.
- Use Umbrellas in the Army stage to shield yourself from falling Watermelons.
- Use Safes as step ladders in the Lab.
The sounds, too, don't quite do justice to the show. The sound effects are weak and barely audible. There's some familiar theme music, but the absence of certain songs is disappointing. Where are the "Log" song and Happy, when you need them?
The Village Veediot
You really have to be hard up to like this game. As a ho-hum run-n-jump game, it offers little challenge to the intermediate gamer. You'll probably suffer from boredom, not frustration. For Ren and Stimpy fanatics, until new episodes of the cartoon appear on TV, Veediots will have to do, you sick... Leee-tle... MONKIS!
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- Manufacturer: THQ
- # of players: 1
- Difficulty: Hard
- Available: October 1993
- Number of Levels: 16
- Theme: Action
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text: Ryan McTernan earned his Bachelor of Music in Music Education from New York University and is entering his third year of teaching in NYC Public Schools. Before working with Education Through Music, Ryan spent two years teaching music in a high school in the North Bronx. Ryan is primarily a trombone player and tenor singer, and has studied trombone at NYU and Manhattan School of Music.


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Turrock Cottage is situated along the Wicklow Way, on the east side of Stookeen Hill, with views over South Wicklow and North Wexford. The cottage is within a farmyard, and close to the main house where we live. We are close to Shillelagh and Tinahely villages, and the cottage is an ideal base for exploring the delights of both Wicklow and Wexford. Avoca, the Ballykissangel village, is just 25kms away while Dublin is 70 kms away. Both the medieval city of Kilkenny and Glendalough are less than an hour's drive away. An ancient oak forest, Tomnafinnogue Wood, is a beautiful place to walk, any time of year and the beautiful Altamont Gardens and Huntington Castle are always worth a visit. Horse riding, fishing and the Coolattin Golf Club are all available locally. No visit to Turrock is complete without a visit to the Dying Cow pub where you can relax and look at the views, hear some traditional music being played by local musicians and while away the hours. For walkers, we are on the Tinahely to Clonegal leg of the Wicklow Way and are close to the Tinahely loop walks which cater for walkers of varying fitness levels.
Our traditional stone cottage sleeps 5 in comfort but can accommodate 6 if 3 sleep in the downstairs bedroom. There is a triple room, a double room and a single bed loft above the wood-burning stove fireplace. The dining area/kitchen is very spacious with a high ceiling allowing plenty of light and is complete with a large Belfast sink and traditional pine dresser. The large dining table seats 6 comfortably on traditional Bentwood chairs, but will squeeze in more if required. The table is perfect for hosting long, lazy breakfasts and cosy, evening meals while the stove with its dramatic granite chimney breast heats the radiators throughout the cottage keeping it warm and comfortable. The kitchen is fitted out with dishwasher, fridge, microwave and washing machine. Local carpenters and wood-turners have crafted the many presses, worktops and lamp stands giving the cottage a warm, rustic feel. For wet or winter days, a CD/TV is available as well as a small library with a section of books, magazines, jigsaw puzzles, playing cards and Scrabble for those who crave excitement! A small sitting room with sofa and doors opening onto a raised stone deck continues on from the kitchen area. Outside furniture is available for those long, hot summer evenings when all you want to do is look at the magnificent views while having a cup of tea or glass of wine. Internet is not always reliable.
The bedrooms have exposed timber flooring while the kitchen and bathroom have traditional black slate tiles. The wet room/bathroom has a traditional Belfast sink and walk-in electric shower with stones foraged from Wicklow and Wexford beaches that massage your feet while you wash away the stresses of the day.
Sit out on the raised stone deck area and admire the views, listen to the donkeys serenading and the roosters and goat providing the perfect soundtrack to your day. Later in the evening, you may spot deer, see bats leaving their 'batcave' for their nightly flight; in early May you may be lucky enough to hear the cuckoo. Our hens and ducks provide perfect eggs for breakfast and our 6 'outside' cats may come looking for attention. Hector the goat is always pleased to see visitors and Hamish and Alex, our donkeys, are delighted to see new people who might give them the odd carrot. Scooby, our dog, is very friendly and cannot get enough attention.
After years of living in New Zealand, we returned to Ireland to find a place of beauty where we could live. We found paradise in South Wicklow. We are musicians, performing regularly in Ireland and overseas.
We are surrounded by forests, hills and views of Lugnaquilla and Croghan mountains. It is an oasis of calm and amazing beauty.
The views say it all and you will want to return to Turrock again and again.
This is the REAL deal Irish cottage, but instead of cold stone walls this Irish cottage has been lovingly restored to give you an authentic experience with cosy warm insulation a real bonus to two South African's used to warm weather. A beautiful area and the closest town of SHILLELAGH which has to be the most perfect, tidiest, cleanest little town I have ever seen offers a small grocery shop as well as a local pub. Try the Dying Cow close by as another option for your watering hole and lots of castles to see in the area. The lovely couple who own and run this holiday let are wonderful and are close by to assist without being intrusive. Mario the cat makes himself at home and rules the roost until the geese come out at night then he retreats with a distasteful look on his face. Simply wonderful place! Do not hesitate for a minute just book! Remember to take some extra carrots for the donkeys. Thank you Deirdre and Ciaran so very much for everything.
Amazing place to stay, Ciaran and family were very helpful with everything. Beautiful views of the mountains and a very peaceful environment in the Irish countryside. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting a unique place to stay in Ireland. Five stars.
We have just come home from a 7 day stay in this beautiful cottage. We haven't got a bad word to say about the place. It was an absolutely beautiful location, very well placed for exploring the south east of Ireland. Even Dublin wasn't a million miles away, easily reachable in an hour and a half.
The cottage itself was so lovely. Pictures on this site and others do not do it justice. The interior is beautiful, kitchen and living area is lovely and much more spacious than we expected from the pictures. Upstairs sitting area has beautiful views of the fields and valley. We really enjoyed having the fire on in the evenings also. Everything we needed was there in one shape or form, from washing machine and dishwasher, to wellies that were available to borrow, to kitchen utensils and basic supplies. All of the cats were adorable, (especially Mario, one of the friendliest cats we have ever met!) as were the donkeys who we enjoyed visiting every day and feeding a carrot or two!
Ciaran and Dierdre were excellent hosts, very welcoming and more than happy to advise on the area or point in the right direction on things to do. Scones were a lovely touch and we thoroughly enjoyed them on the first day. Thank you so much!
Overall a 10/10 stay in a beautiful cottage- we will highly recommend to all our friends and family and will be hopefully returning in the future!
Having visited Ireland before 3 yrs prior-and having already done the "touristy things"-we were especially excited to return to just relax and enjoy small hikes every day in hopes of a much needed recharge to the soul. Finding Turrock Cottage among the plethora of those available is what the Irish would say was a "bit of luck!" From the start with its picture perfect setting and wonderful host Ciaran..we knew we'd found our "home away from home!" To be honest, we've thought about what we could say about our stay and there's simply not enough words to describe the beauty and peace that we found here. Going on vacation is always hard, when you have to leave your furry family members back in the states and we thought it'd be the hardest part of our trip abroad, but in steps Mario, their amazing lil kitty who stole our hearts and filled our cottage stay with another feeling of "home." Upon returning each evening after a day of hiking/discovery, there was Mario waiting for us on the front step! The cottage itself was equipped with beautiful crockery and everything a cook would need. Our evenings were enjoyed in front of a warm, crackling fire with Mario purring happily after a saucer of milk, as we listened to some of the collection of Diedre's hauntingly beautiful Irish music she has recorded on several cds that are available in the sitting room. As a family, we all felt our stay at Turrock was everything we had hoped for and more. If you are looking for a quintessential Irish stay, Turrock Cottage has it all! Located on a gorgeous farm property, you will find yourself surrounded by the lush verdant Irish landscape and adorable animals (especially the donkeys, Hector the goat and of course, the infamous Mario!). We could not recommend this place more and have already shared our sentiment with all our friends and family. If you are looking for a little slice of Heaven on Earth...Turrock Cottage in the quiet, peaceful hills of Shillelagh is your place! Our Many Thanks to Ciaran for his wonderful Irish hospitality...we Loved Our Stay! Blessings to your family and hug Mario for us...we miss him!
Loved our stay. Ciaran and Deirdre are amazing hosts who gave some of the best conversation I had my entire 2 weeks in Ireland. The wooded area was fun to walk through, and we adored the donkeys, cats and birds. It was a great ending to an amazing vacation!
Our little family visits Ireland every couple of years. It is a phenomenally beautiful country with the warmest and kindest of people; even in the cities, people are nice. We always enjoy where we have stayed, typically in B & B's as we bounce all over the country. You have the pleasure of meeting people from all over the world, in a sweet setting, where you feel as you are being cared for by an aunt or grandmother. This time we elected to have a base, and rent Turrock Cottage in the Wicklow mountains, we were in need of quiet and calm, and a more restful/peaceful holiday. What a brilliant choice; we absolutely hit gold with this choice. We could not have asked for a better place, and people, to recuperate and regenerate after a tough year, and have some desperately needed important family time. Ciaran and Deidre are perfect hosts, the welcome feeling we had while staying there cannot be articulated, the way they made us feel and more so the way Cameron (8 year-old) feel was very special. Allowing him to tag along and feed and corral the critters made him feel important, needed, and excited. He now says he wants geese for Christmas. The cottage is perfect and charming, would not change a thing, beds were so cozy in the cold weather. Kitchen fully stocked with all the necessities to cook and clean, with a fireplace to keep the cottage warm, and the shower/bathroom is just right, and clean, with plenty of hot water. The view is truly priceless, and to top everything off, Mario the perfect vacation pet. We will absolutely be back for another holiday, (next Christmas maybe). Thank You for a really lovely stay.
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1 Jun 2017 - 31 Aug 2017
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1 Sep 2017 - 30 Nov 2017
2 night minimum stay
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1 Dec 2017 - 28 Feb 2018
2 night minimum stay
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1 Mar 2018 - 31 May 2018
2 night minimum stay
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1 Jun 2018 - 31 Aug 2018
2 night minimum stay
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1 Sep 2018 - 30 Nov 2018
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2 night minimum stay
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|Refundable Damage Deposit
The maximum number of nights that we rent out Turrock Cottage is 14 nights.
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Tags: Android, Blackphone, business, GeeksPhone, mobile, Phone, Privacy, PrivatOS, security, Silent Circle, Smartphone, smartphones.
Posted 01/15/2014 at 11:24 AM
Posted 4 years ago
Blackphone is the name and privacy is the game. GeeksPhone and Silent Circle have partnered together to come up with a smartphone with the promise that it's secure. In the wake of the world-at-large feeling spooked and invaded by the glut of news about governments, companies, and organizations gleaning sensitive personal data from device users, sans permission to do so from the individual, is what's fueling this material want.
The exact science and manufacturing technique used to make a wonderfully and truly safe phone is hardly forthcoming from the Blackphone backers. It's not expected that John Q Public will be given the Blackphone's trade secrets, but the website offers nothing in the way of further insight into the internal workings of the Blackphone. It's a major task to get an OS that is ahead of anything else that's out there on the smartphone front.
What are the tools in the Blackphone's Android-based OS, (called PrivatOS), and how are they to be employed?
What about the SIM card?
What about the baseband processor?
Both SIM card baseband processor and are in the hands of other organizations and the monitoring of these features often can't be done via the OS.
Is this phone aimed at businesses, or for personal use?
To be truly secure, isn't this going to cost thousands of dollars to purchase a single Blackphone?
It may be that this circle of geeks have bitten off more than they can chew.
I find it quite annoying that the website insists on you filling out a form, to be found at the bottom of the website. Is that what it takes to get information?
It could be said, the makers of the Blackphone have us in the dark at the moment.
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LOCATION: Warsaw 00-272, Poland
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city, capital of Poland. Located in the east-central part of the country, Warsaw is also the capital of Mazowieckie województwo (province). Warsaw is notable among Europe's capital cities not for its size, its age, or its beauty but for its indestructibility. It is a phoenix that has risen repeatedly from the ashes of war. Having suffered fearful damage during the Swedish and Prussian occupation of 1655–56, it was again assaulted in 1794, when the Russian army massacred the population of the right-bank suburb of Praga. In 1944, after the Warsaw Uprising failed, by Adolf Hitler 's order the city was razed; the left-bank suburbs, controlled by the Germans, were emptied of their remaining population; and the buildings were systematically reduced to rubble by fire and dynamite. In 1945, however, the people of Warsaw, the Varsovians, returned, and the city resumed its role as the capital of Poland and the country's centre of social, political, economic, scientific, and cultural life. Many...READ MORE


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The Holidays are great because it is an excuse to get presents that you would never buy for yourself but you secretly want. Like this kit-cat clock. It makes me smile and that is what the Holidays are all about!Added 10 Years Ago from Ducksoupretro


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Welcome to my page! I am a scientist who is trying to understand the evolutionary mechanisms that led to the incredible diversity we observe in nature. I have always been amazed by the natural variation in organisms, possibly a side effect of being brought up in a biodiversity hotspot. I am mostly interested in "Why?"s, "How?"s and "No-way!"s of the non/semi-random processes in our complicated and mostly random world.
I completed my BSc and MSc at METU, Turkey and during my master studies I studied population structure, genetic variation and phylogenetics of an endemic tree species from Turkey, Liquidambar orientalis (sweetgum).
During my PhD at University of Amsterdam, I worked on genetic and physiological basis of adaptations to submergence in Brassicaceae species; inevitably one of which being Arabidopsis and also two of its wild relatives from Rorippa genus that show extreme tolerance. This study led to my PhD thesis titled "Sink or swim? Submergence tolerance and survival strategies in Rorippa and Arabidopsis.
Learning more about plant survival strategies in various harsh habitats, I got very interested in how plants adapt to their local environments and how these adaptive traits define plant distributions along a gradient. As a postdoctoral researcher in Andrew Latimer's lab, I worked on landscape and evolutionary genomics of South African Protea repens and Pelargonium species. This project involved nextgen sequencing of transcriptomes in population level. Our main goal was to find genes involved in local adaptations that evolved as a response to environmental gradients in Cape Floristic Region. I am mainly interested in abiotic environmental stresses related to global climate change such as drought, flooding, temperature fluctuations and seasonality. This work is still ongoing and publications are to follow.
Recently, I started a new postdoc position in Ben Blackman's lab. I will be involved in analyzing ancient DNA from archeological sunflower samples to trace back genetic patterns of domestication. We will test how artificial selection shaped the genetic architecture through a time tunnel.
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Leyton Orient ace Brian Saah is back for his latest blog on Pro-Life.
By Brian Saah
Last Updated: 02/11/07 9:36am
Hi everyone thanks for joining me again, I am still very new to this so you will have to bear with me as I get used to having my own column.
On the field, well things are still going pretty well. Our last match on Sunday was a bit of a disappointment to lose like we did at Doncaster.
Considering we were 2-1 up with just over 20 minutes to go we should have got something from the game, rather than losing 4-2 as we did and the fact we could have won.
That was a disappointment and I also managed to pick up an injury to my hamstring. In-fact I have only just returned to training. I have been in for treatment most of this week which has been a problem as the lads haven't done loads this week because of the amount of games we are having at the moment.
Some people will raise an eyebrow or two when I say we haven't been doing loads of training - but it is important we are fit and ready for each match and don't overdo it, especially with the busy Christmas period coming upon us.
Quiet life
I was thinking about what I could tell you about our off the pitch life, but to be honest not much has been going on at the moment.
There was a poker night the other day, but cards are not really my thing so I didn't go - I think Paul Terry went and did really well, but he is always good with cards and plays on the team bus, which again I don't really get involved in.
I am a bit more chilled out and sit with my music listening and just chilling out.
Over the coming weeks I will be going into a bit more detail about my music - but to be honest I have been a bit slack in recent weeks and haven't even managed to get to many concerts or gigs of late.
We do try and get to a few things when we can but it is not always possible. Think the last thing a few of us went to was with Kano - as he is the cousin of Clayton Fortune who plays for us, so from time to time we will get to see him.
Well I will leave it there for now, but I will be back next month with a bit more gossip I am sure!


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Jacket by Peter Hahn. An easy to combine, luxury design to wear every day. The fine quality, lustrous alpaca has an impressive lightweight wearing quality, silky-soft feel and exquisite natural fibre appearance. Elaborately fashioned in a swing coat style with a raised collar, 2 side vents with a decorative button, concealed button band with fur-hook fastening and button and loop on the outside. Sleeves with turn-ups to adjust the length. 2 diagonally cut pockets and one buttonable inside pocket. 70% alpaca, 30% mohair. Lining in 100% viscose. Length in regular sizes approx. 35ins., in short sizes approx. 33ins. The jacket should be dry cleaned.


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Human research ethics committee (HREC)
HREC terms of reference
The role of the HREC
Membership register
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The role of the HREC
HRE committee membership and activities are audited annually by the NHMRC through the Australian Health Ethics Committee (AHEC) to ensure that they comply with the National Statement.
The committee is responsible for considering the ethical implications of proposed research projects undertaken by University staff and students that involve or impact on humans, and for ensuring that the ethical standards of such research are maintained.
Their primary role is to protect the welfare and rights of participants in research. It must be satisfied that the research protocol gives adequate consideration to participants' welfare, rights, beliefs, perceptions, customs and cultural heritage, both individual and collective.
The HREC informs and works with the University's Academic Board to ensure the adoption of, and compliance with, appropriate codes of practice for the conduct of such research. The HREC also acts to promote understanding within the University and the broader community of the ethical issues raised by research, teaching and related academic activities.
The volunteer committee is appointed by the Academic Board of Federation University Australia, to consider the ethical implications of proposed research projects involving human subjects and operates under the following terms of reference:
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Research projects involving human subjects, cover all research and teaching projects including:
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Human participants are considered to be research subjects who are personally interacting with the investigator; subject to observation; and/or those whose personal and confidential records are being accessed.
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The HREC will promote understanding within the University and the broader community, of the ethical issues raised by research, teaching and related academic activities.
The HREC will report and provide advice to the Academic Board on ethical matters related to research involving human subjects. To inform and work with the Academic Board and the Research Committee to ensure the adoption of, and compliance with, appropriate codes of practice for the conduct of research involving human subjects.
The HREC will establish, implement and review policy and procedures for evaluating, certifying and monitoring the acceptable ethical conduct of research involving human subjects and conducted by:
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