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1 HUMAN AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT MINOR SERVICE LEARNING Below is a list of potential placement sites for students enrolled in the Human and Family Development Minor Service Learning experience, Cooperative Education Experience (HFD 498). This is considered a service learning experience in which you set and achieve learning goals in addition to providing service. In addition to sites listed, students may propose other sites for approval to the service learning faculty supervisor. For example, there are many retirement homes and centers, as well as day care and preschool sites which are not listed but which may be considered appropriate. Contact your Human and Family Development Minor Committee Advisor for more information. While the Human and Family Development Minor requires only 2 credits of service learning work (roughly equivalent to 90 hours of work over a 15-week semester), note that many sites, indicated by an asterisk (*), require longer commitments, up to two semesters. The procedure for enrolling in HFD 498 is as follows: (1) Identify a position that you are interested in. (2) Contact an HFD Committee faculty member who you would like to have serve as an academic supervisor. (3) Contact the agency that offers the position and determine whether you may volunteer there. (4) Go to Internship Services (Lommasson Center 154), get a Learning Agreement form, complete it and get the signatures of your academic supervisor and your agency supervisor, and return the form to the Internship Services. You will also need to have your academic supervisor sign a course over-ride slip (obtained at the Registrar s office, and returned there) in order to officially register. Details of supervision are to be worked out between the faculty supervisor and the student, although it is assumed that there will be an on-site supervisor and that the student will meet periodically with the faculty supervisor to report progress and to discuss relevant issues. Students will be responsible for: 1) participating in a 1-hour weekly seminar in which your service learning goals are developed, you participate in discussions and classroom exercises with other service learning students, and you attend workshops and talks relevant to your service learning activity. 2) keeping a weekly log of their hours (signed by the site supervisor); 3) writing a weekly reflection journal of relevant learning during the service learning placement; and 4) writing a comprehensive 10-page literature review on a topic that will be determined with the faculty advisor assigned to the service learning placement, using APA Style. ADULT BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM, Dickinson School, 310 North Curtis, Missoula, MT. Contact: Grace Hutchings, , Ext Work with adults with developmental disabilities in individually designed programs in applied academic, vocational, recreational and community integration. ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES: DIVISION OF AGING SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, 610 Woody, Missoula, MT. Contact: Work with services for individuals who are at risk of, or are, being abused, neglected or exploited (e.g., aged, individuals with disabilities, developmentally delayed). *NOTE Check on what services are provided by Adult Protective Services. BIG BROTHERS & SISTERS. Contact: S. Russell; Missoula, MT Role model/guidance. Requires screening and one-year commitment. 13
2 BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB. Contact: Janis Fontaine, , 1515 Fairview Ave. Suite 243, Missoula, MT Child and adolescent guidance/club activities. CAMP MAK-A-DREAM. Contact: Shirley Hummer PO Box 1450; Missoula, MT Staff for oncology camp for children and young adults. PARENTING PLACE (CHILD & FAMILY RESOURCE COUNCIL), 1644 S. 8 th West, Missoula, MT. Contact: Teresa Nygaard, , Work in volunteer parent aid program. Train volunteers and case manage at-risk families. CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES: DIVISION OF AGING SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, Contact: Nikki Grossberg, , 2677 Palmer, Ste. 300, Missoula, MT. Services offered to children and caregivers. CO-TEACH PRESCHOOL, McGill Hall, Room 015, UM, Missoula, MT. Contact Mary Finnegan, Manager and Supervising Teacher, An inclusive early childhood program serving children ages 3-5 with diverse abilities. (*)COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES (CASA). Contact: , Advocate for the best interest in the court system of children who are abused and neglected. Good time management skills are essential. (Must commit to one year B make contact in the Fall.) EAGLE MOUNT (locations in Bozeman, Great Falls, and Billings). Follow application procedures outlined at: Provides therapeutic recreation for children and adults with physical and/or mental disabilities and for young people ages who have cancer. EARLY HEADSTART, Contact: Sue Holmstrom, Western Montana Child Development Center (CDC), T-214 Fort Missoula, Missoula, MT, Assist with infant/toddler developmental activities during parent/child interaction groups or in the therapeutic nursery. "FAMILY BASICS", WOMEN'S OPPORTUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, 127 N. Higgins, Second Floor, Missoula, MT. Contact, , Ext. 20. Work with school or community-based family resource centers and the family advocates who staff them. THE FLAGSHIP PROGRAM. Contact: Colleen Kaine , UM Office for Civic Engagement. This program provides students in 9 MCPS with after school programming including mentoring, art club, and kick-boxing among many other things. You can choose to work with an existing program or start your own based on your talents or interests that you would like to share with youth. FOSTER CARE PROGRAM, 610 Woody, Missoula, MT. Contact Fred Jenneskens, in Kalispell, (406) Provide training and consultation to foster care families. "FUTURES", WOMEN'S OPPORTUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, 127 North Higgins, Second Floor, Missoula, MT. Contact, , Ext. 20. Work with support groups for teenage parents, home visits, and possible assistance in grant writing. 14
3 HEADSTART, CHILDSTART, 1001 Worden, Missoula, MT. Contact??? Chris Skelton, Family Services Department, Work with parents, assist in classrooms. INNERROADS, 127 N. Higgins Ave., Missoula, MT. Contact Michael Hudson, Executive Director, A wilderness therapy program. Work mentoring youth, fundraising, assisting in individual and group therapy, helping with program development, and logistics. LEARNING AND BELONGING (LAB) PRESCHOOL, 135 Phyllis J. Washington College of Education and Human Sciences, UM. Contact: Kristin Dahl Horejsi, Focus on your interest area in early childhood including child growth and development, developing parent-school partnerships, early childhood curriculum and assessment, positive child guidance, or policies and practices that support inclusion. Additionally, the LAB serves as a pre-service teaching experience for early childhood and primary grades. (*) MISSOULA YOUTH COURT, 311 Woody, Missoula, MT. Contact, Program Coordinator, Work as a counseling trainee by working through MYC Intensive Counseling Program with youthful offenders. Students should make contact in the Spring to inquire about service learning placement for the following academic year there are a limited number of placements. Students must be willing to commit to two semesters. MISSOULA AGING SERVICES/SENIOR HELPLINE AND RESOURCE CENTER, 227 West Front, Missoula, MT. Contact, Work with programs that serve the elderly, for example, Meals on Wheels, transportation, volunteerism; part of a care management structure, answer calls, access referral and resource lists, provide referrals for clients, and perform data reporting. MISSOULA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Contact:???Carol Regel ext West Alder. Working with mothers and families of children up to age 5. MISSOULA COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (Kindergarten & Special Services Classroom), 215 S. 6th West, Missoula, MT. Contact Barb Nelson, , ext Work with a special education student in a school environment or work with the teacher in the kindergarten classroom. MISSOULA DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CORPORATION, 1005 Marshall, Missoula, MT. Contact Barbara Kennedy, Work in either residential (group homes) or day services (pre-vocational production or physical therapy) with adults with developmental disabilities. MISSOULA YOUTH COURT. Contact: Woody; Missoula, MT Counseling trainee, work through MYC Intensive Counseling Program with youthful offenders. MISSOULA YOUTH HOMES, THE ATTENTION HOME. Contact: Craig Krueger N. California; Missoula, MT youthhomes.com Working with troubled youth (ages 10-18) living in a short term home. (Accept limited volunteers, with a lengthy commitment; background check required) MONTANA UNIVERSITY AFFILIATED RURAL INSTITUTE ON DISABILITIES, Student Health Service, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT. Contact Timm Vogelsberg, Work in a variety of research or direct service programs with persons with disabilities. NUTRITION SERVICES, Missoula County Health Department, 301 West Alder, Missoula, MT. Students needed to assist in community assessment of public health behaviors, resources and intervention impact in obesity prevention (nutrition and physical activity; breastfeeding promotion, barrier reduction and resource development; outreach efforts for underutilized public health nutrition program services including WIC, Farmers Market Nutrition; Diabetes Prevention Services; participate in community based coalitions with specific focus such as the Dental Disease Prevention Task Force, Eat Smart Nutrition Coalition, Missoula Breastfeeding Coalition, Missoula Breast Milk Bank; School Wellness Councils, assist with the annual Coordinated Approach to Child Health Children's Health (CATCH) 15
4 Health Fair and BMI Screening in Public Schools. Contact Mary Pittaway at or or Rebecca Morley at or (*) OFFICE ON CIVIC ENGAGEMENT (UM). The UM OCE volunteer jobs website is part of the career services website for students, available at: There are a variety of volunteer jobs and/or internship postings that could be turned in to service learning internships. Additionally, each semester, usually during the 3rd week of classes, OCE hosts a Volunteer Fair in the UC, involving about 25 different nonprofit organizations that participate in the fair to recruit student volunteers and service learners. (*) OPPORTUNITY RESOURCES, 2821 Russell, Missoula, MT. Contact Pete Hathaway, Full spectrum of services for adults with disabilities. (Would prefer to have student minimum of 4 hours a week.) THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA RITECARE SPEECH, LANGUAGE, AND HEARING CLINIC Lower Level, Curry Health Center, 634 Eddy Avenue, UM, Missoula, MT. Call , SUMMIT INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER, 1900 Brooks, Suite #120, Missoula, MT. Contact Mike Mayer, Work with persons with disabilities, including direct consumer services (skill training, individual advocacy, peer support, information and referral) or perform community advocacy and system change activities. TOTLINE, FAMILIES FIRST. Contact: East Main, Missoula, MT Volunteers give telephone advice to parents and professionals working with preschoolers. Weekly team meetings. (One year commitment, training begins January/February, training is held Monday p.m.) TURNING POINT ADDICTION SERVICES/DRUG COURT-ADOLESCENT MENTORING. Contact: Michael Phyfield, & Wyoming Street; Missoula, MT Assist the transition of teens completing substance abuse programs by providing a safe positive mentor to model choices and behaviors. VILLAGE HEALTH CARE CENTER, 2651 South Avenue West, Missoula, MT. Contact wood or Provide social services to patients and families, primarily the elderly. WATSON CHILDREN'S SHELTER. Contact: Deboruah Madonna Buckhouse Lane, Missoula MT Emergency shelter for children aged infant-14 years that have been removed from their families due to neglect, abuse, or abandonment. (*) WESTERN MONTANA COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER (CDC), T-214 Fort Missoula, Missoula, MT. Contact Val Percy, Provide respite care to children with disabilities and their families. WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN (WIC), Missoula County Health Department. Contact: Mary Pittaway West Alder; Missoula, Mt Work as a Nutrition Aide. Assist in programs to maintain and improve the nutrition of local women, infants, and children. (*) YWCA "PATHWAYS" PROGRAM, 1130 West Broadway, Missoula, MT. Contact Jill Baker, Co- Coordinator, (YWCA). Crisis intervention for women experiencing domestic and sexual violence. 16
5 Additional Un-annotated Placements: AWARE: Ernest House 1709 Ernest Street Missoula AWARE: First Street House 235 N. 1st Street. W. Missoula AWARE: Franklin House 110 W. Franklin Street Missoula AWARE: Gilbert House 2811 Gilbert Avenue Missoula AWARE: Stephens House 600 Stephens Avenue Missoula AWARE Inc. 235 N 1st, Ste B Missoula Big Brothers/Sisters 1520 S. Russell Street Missoula Big Sky High School 3100 South Avenue W. Missoula Blue Mountain Clinic 610 N. California Missoula Boys and Girls Club of Missoula 617 S. Higgins Missoula Case Management Connections, Inc. 800 Kensington #208-B Missoula Chief Charlo Indian Education Program 5600 Longview Missoula Child Care Resources P.O. Box 7038 Missoula Child Development Center (CDC) T-214 Ft. Missoula Road Missoula Child Start/Head Start 1001 Worden Missoula Children's Day Treatment/Mental Health Center Bldg. T-9 Ft. Missoula Missoula Cold Springs Elementary School 2625 Briggs Missoula Community Cares Inc. 330 E. Main Street Missoula Community Medical Center Bridges 607 SW Higgins Missoula Community Medical Center Foundation 2827 Fort Missoula Rd. Missoula Community Medical Center Social Services 2827 Fort Missoula Rd. Missoula CMC-Home & Community Based Services 607 SW Higgins Missoula Crime Victim Advocate Office 200 W. Broadway Missoula C.S. Porter Elementary School 2510 Central Ave. Missoula Dan Fox Homes 515 Reserve Street Missoula DPHHS-Adult Protective Services 2677 Palmer, Suite 240 Missoula DPHHS-Child Protective Services 2677 Palmer St. #300 Missoula DPHHS-Senior & Long Term Care Division 2677 Palmer St., Ste 240 Missoula Evergreen Health & Rehab Center 3018 Rattlesnake Dr. Missoula Families First Seasons Programs 815 E Front, Ste 3 Missoula First Step 400 W Front Missoula Flagship Hawthorne School 2835 S. 3rd. W. Missoula Flagship Meadow Hill 4210 Reserve St. Missoula Flagship Sentinel High School 901 South Avenue W. Missoula Flagship Willard Alternative School 901 S. 6th Street Missoula Food Bank 219 S 3rd St W Missoula Franklin Elementary School 1901 S. 10th St. W. Missoula Friends to Youth 1515 E. Broadway Missoula G.U.T.S! (Women's Voices for the Earth) P.O. Box 8743 Missoula Hawthorne School (Mike Perry) 2835 S. 3rd. W. Missoula Head Start 1001 Worden Missoula Hellgate Elementary 2385 Flynn Avenue Missoula Hillside Manor Nursing Home rd Avenue Missoula Holy Episcopal Church 130 S. 6th E. Missoula Home Instead Senior Care 410 Expressway, Ste D Missoula Hospice of Missoula 800 W. Kensington #209 Missoula Human Resource Council 1801 S. Higgins Missoula InnerRoads 127 N. Higgins Missoula Jeannette Rankin Peace Center 519 South Higgins Missoula Joseph Residence Box 7644 Missoula Living Art 5950 Wildcat Road Missoula Lutheran Social Services 725 W. Alder Missoula Missoula Aging Services 337 Stephens Avenue Missoula Missoula AIDS Council 127 N. Higgins Missoula Missoula City County Health Dept. - Access Links 301 W. Alder Missoula Missoula City-County Health Depart-Health Promotion 301 W. Alder Missoula Missoula City-County Health Department - W.I.C. 301 W. Alder Missoula Missoula City-County Neighborhood Nursing 301 W. Alder Missoula Missoula County Mental Health Court 1315 Wyominig St Missoula Missoula County Public Defender's Office 317 Woody Missoula
6 Missoula Demonstration Project-End of Life Institute 320 E. Main Missoula Missoula Developmental Disabilities 1610 S. 3rd W., Ste 202 Missoula Missoula Early Head Start th Street Missoula Missoula Housing Authority th Street Missoula Missoula Indian Center Ft Missoula Rd, Bldg 33 Missoula Missoula Job Service 539 S. 3rd W. Missoula Missoula Manor 909 W. Central Ave. Missoula Missoula Pre-Release Center 2350 Mullan Road Missoula Missoula-Ravalli Transportation Management Assoc. 127 W. Spruce Missoula Missoula Senior Center 705 S. Higgins Missoula Missoula Youth Court Intensive Counseling Program 311 Woody Street Missoula Missoula Youth Drug Court th Ave N, Ste 309 Missoula Missoula Youth Homes (MYH) P.O. Box 7616 Missoula MYH: Attention Home 550 N. California Missoula MYH: Francetich Youth Home 3233 Third Street W. Missoula MYH: Radtke Treatment Home 3218 Helena Dr. Missoula MYH: Talbot Center for Youth nd Street Missoula MYH: Talbot Home for Girls 815 Tower Missoula MYH: Tom Roy Guidance Home 2824 W. Central Missoula Montana Asian-American Center 2000 S. Russell St, Ste 6 Missoula Montana Brain Injury Association rd St W, Ste 4 Missoula Montana Council for Families 127 E. Main, Suite 209 Missoula Montana Fair Housing 904-A Kensington Ave. Missoula Montana Food Bank Network 5625 Expressway Missoula Montana Human Rights Network 1729 North Avenue W. Missoula Montana Legal Services Association 304 N. Higgins Missoula Montana Mediators P.O. Box 159 Missoula Montana Outreach Teen Challenge 1830 South Avenue Missoula Montana People's Action 208 E. Main Missoula Montana Peoples Action/Indian People's Action 208 E. Main Missoula Mountain Home 2606 South Avenue W. Missoula Mountain Peaks 259 West Front Missoula NCBI 1130 W Broadway Missoula Nightingale Nursing 1903 S. Russell Street Missoula N. Missoula Community Development Corporation 819 Stoddard Missoula Office of Public Assistance 2677 Palmer Suite 100 Missoula Opportunity Resources 2821 S. Russell Missoula Parenting Place/Child & Family Resource Council P.O. Box 3805 Missoula Parish Nursing 1400 Gerald Avenue Missoula Partners in Home Care 2687 Palmer St, Ste B Missoula Partners in Home Care Elderly Case Mgmt Palmer St, Ste B Missoula Partners in Home Care Home Health 2687 Palmer St, Ste B Missoula Partners Hospice 2687 Palmer St, Ste B Missoula Partnership for Children 515 Reserve Street Missoula Partnership for Children Gallagher Children's Home 2823 S. 3rd W. Missoula Partnership Health Center 323 W. Alder Missoula Pattee Creek Counseling 520 North Pattee St Missoula Planned Parenthood 219 E. Main Missoula Poverello Center 535 Ryman Missoula Willard Alternative High School 901 S. 6th Street Missoula Refugee Assistance Corporation 715 Kensington, Suite 15 Missoula River Ridge Apartments 2840 Santa Fe Court Missoula Riverside Health Care Center 1301 E. Broadway Missoula Rocky Mountain Partnership for Children 515 S. Reserve Missoula Sentinel High School 901 South Avenue W. Missoula Sentinel High School Day Treatment 901 South Avenue W. Missoula Sentinel High School Young Family Program 901 South Avenue W. Missoula Shirley Miller Attention Home P.O. Box 7616 Missoula St. Patrick Hospital--Addiction Treatment P.O. Box 4587 Missoula St. Patrick Hospital--Adolescent Addictions 902 N. Orange Missoula St. Patrick Hospital--Cancer Institute 325 Owens St. Missoula St. Patrick Hospital--Dialysis Unit 615 W. Alder Missoula St. Patrick Hospital -- Social Services 500 W. Broadway Missoula
7 State of Montana Corrections Division 2415 Mullan Road Missoula Stephen's House 1315 Wyoming Missoula Stepping Stones Case Management 1315 Wyoming Missoula Story Keepers 302 S. 4th Street W. Missoula The Salvation Army 339 W. Broadway Missoula Summit Independent Living 700 SW Higgins #101 Missoula Susan Talbot Home for Girls 815 Tower-P.O. Box 7616 Missoula Teen Challenge. MT Outreach 1830 South Avenue Missoula Turning Point 1325 Wyoming Missoula UM Athletics Campus Mail Campus UM CAPS - Curry Health Center Curry Health Center Campus UM Disability Services for Students Lommasson Center 154 Campus UM Office of Civic Engagement Social Sciences 126 Campus UM Rural Institute 52 Corbin Hall Campus UM Self Over Substance Curry Health Center Campus UM Student Assault Recovery Services (SARS) Curry Health Center Campus UM Upward Bound Program Brantley Hall 002 Campus United States Probation Office P.O. Box 7675 Missoula Veteran's Center 500 N. Higgins Missoula Village Health Care Center 2651 South Avenue W. Missoula Watson's Children Shelter 2900 Fort Missoula Missoula WMMHC Adult Treatment 1335 Wyoming Missoula WMMHC Child & Family Services Network 1305 Wyoming Missoula WMMHC Carole Graham Home 1330 S 4th St W Missoula WMMHC Lolo School Day Treatment Program Hwy 93 S Lolo WMMHC Meadow Hill New Horizons 4210 Reserve St. Missoula WMMHC Child & Family Service Network 1305 Wyoming Missoula WMMHC River House Day Treatment Ctr Wyoming Missoula WMMHC Share House Drug Treatment Ctr Wyoming St. Missoula WMMHC Stephen's House 1315 Wyoming Missoula WMMHC Stepping Stones Case Mgmt Wyoming Missoula WMMHC Turning Point 1325 Wyoming Missoula Willard 901 S. 6th Street Missoula W.O.R.C. Program 2627 Palmer, Suite 222 Missoula W.O.R.D. 127 N. Higgins Missoula W.O.R.D. Family Basics 127 N. Higgins Missoula W.O.R.D. Family Resource Centers 127 N. Higgins Missoula W.O.R.D. Futures 127 N. Higgins Missoula W.O.R.D. Homeward 127 N. Higgins Missoula Working for Equality & Econ Liberation (W.E.E.L.) P.O. Box 7772 Missoula Youth Taking Flight/c/o Human Resource Council 1801 S. Higgins Missoula YWCA Coalition Building Institute 1130 W. Broadway Missoula YWCA Pathways 1130 W. Broadway Missoula YWCA Transitional Living 1130 W. Broadway Missoula SURROUNDING AREAS ARLEE Pawsabilities 320 Shy Bear Lane Arlee BUTTE Montana Chemical Dependency Center 2500 Continental Butte DARBY Trapper Creek Job Corps 5139 W. Fork Road Darby GREAT FALLS Benefis Hospital Gt Falls Benefis Mental Health Gt Falls Benefis Peace Hospice th Street S. Gt Falls HAMILTON Hospice 1200 Westwood Drive Hamilton LVA Bitterroot Inc. 316 N. 3rd St. #156 Hamilton Marcus Daly Home Health 1200 Westwood Drive Hamilton Marcus Daly Hospital Hospice 1200 Westwood Drive Hamilton Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital 1200 Westwood Drive Hamilton
8 Marcus Daly Ravalli County Case Mgt Elderly 1200 Westwood Drive Hamilton MYH-Bitterroot Youth Homes 903 S. 2nd Street Hamilton Ravalli County Adult Protective Services 108 Pickney Street Hamilton Ravalli County Department of Family Services 108 Pickney Street Hamilton Riverfront Counseling 1205 W. Main Hamilton Supporters of Abuse Free Environments (SAFE) P.O. Box 534 Hamilton HELENA A.W.A.R.E. - HELENA 2824 Billings Avenue Helena DPHHS - Helena P.O. Box 8005 Helena Florence Crittenton Home 901 N. Harris Helena Intermountain Children's Home & Services 500 S. Lamborn Helena NASW - Montana Chapter 25 S. Ewing, Suite 406 Helena Shodair Children's Hospital 2755 Colonial Drive Helena KALISPELL Abbie Shelter Box 1401 Kalispell Adult Protective Services 2282 Hwy 93 S. #310 Kalispell Brendon House Kalispell DPHHS - Kalispell 2282 Hwy 93 S. Kalispell Immanuel Lutheran Home 185 Crestline Drive Kalispell Kalispell Regional Hospital 316 Sunnyview Ln Kalispell Kalispell Stillwater Mental Health Kalispell Lamplighters/Kalispell Kalispell Pathways Kalispell POLSON DPHHS - Polson P.O. Box 268 Polson RONAN St. Luke Community Hospital 107 6th Ave. S.W. Ronan St. Luke Community Hospital Extended Care 107 6th Ave. S.W. Ronan CONDON Mission Mountain School PO Box 980 Condon Guest Ranch Rd SAINT IGNATIUS Tribal Health Box 280 St Ignatius STEVENSVILLE Bitterroot Living Center 63 Main Street Stevi Genesis House 116 N. College Stevi SUPERIOR DPHHS - Superior P.O. Box 626 Superior Mineral Community Hospital 1208 E. 6th Ave. Superior Mineral Community Hospital Nursing Home 1208 E. 6th Ave. Superior WHITEFISH Farm Hands 170 Blanchard Lake Dr. Whitefish
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At multiple lengths up to 8 feet, the modular CarryOn Jib packs up to a compact 22 inches, going anywhere your projects take you.
Deciding which film gear to travel with can feel a lot like trying to decide which family member to leave behind – an often impossible decision to make. Whether you are going overseas or trekking into a local wildlife park, without a multi-person crew you'll have no choice but to limit yourself and perhaps sacrifice that one perfect shot. Camera cranes are one of those unique pieces of equipment that can turn an okay video into a great one.
The high-reaching arm lets you capture dynamic and captivating shots. However, even the smallest crane models make filmmakers think twice before transporting them to a location, especially if that location involves taking gear on a plane. The CarryOn Jib changes that. It enables filmmakers to get gorgeous shots just like our other models, but in a form that is so small you wouldn't have to think twice about taking it with you.
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This page describes the process of granting Freedom of the City.
Granting of the Freedom of the City to the Kapi Mana Air Training Corps on 28 May 2005.
The granting of the Freedom of the City is a rare and honourable occasion.
Only three units have been granted this privilege in the past: the TS Taupo Unit, and two visiting United States Marine units that served in Porirua during the Second World War.
The granting of the Freedom of the City is steeped in early English history and goes back to the troublesome days of the Tudors, Stuarts and Oliver Cromwell.
In those early days the citizens of thickly populated and wealthy cities and boroughs often had real reason to fear armed bands marching through the streets.
There wasn't quite the respect for the "rule of law" then as there is today, and often armed bands took money, clothing and rations by force.
To safeguard Councils and citizens against surprise attack, bylaws were enacted forbidding the marching in the streets with "drums beating and arms bared."
Permission to do so was a rarely granted privilege and only went to those who had shown loyalty and support to the city.
Though many years have passed since Cromwell's time, the privileges conferred by the granting of the Freedom of the City still remain, and are rarely granted.
The 41 (Kapi Mana) Squadron was granted the "Freedom of our City" on Saturday 28 May 2005.
Over the past 25 years, the Squadron has served the community loyally and well, and 1500 people aged 13 to 18 have passed through their ranks. They have come from every ethnic and socio-economic group in the city and are a credit to themselves and our community. Many have gone on to serve New Zealand in the Armed Services.
Some of the activities performed by the Squadron include providing guards for ANZAC Day observances at Whenua Tapu and the Peace Memorial, support for national events, such as the Battle of Britain Day, D-Day and Commonwealth Day celebrations. The Squadron also provides training, discipline, teamwork, a sense of purpose, well being and direction, all important attributes for instilling in our young people. They have also taught important skills in first aid, bush craft, survival skills, cooking, clothing care and care for the environment, and proven to be loyal citizens of Porirua City.
On 28 May 2005, the City formally acknowledged the commitment of the Squadron to Porirua by bestowing the "Freedom of the City", giving the right to:
"March through the city with drums beating, bands playing, colours flying, bayonets fixed and swords drawn."
In return, the Unit will in future be known as "41 (City of Porirua) Squadron".
This designation now features on the brassard and forms part of the Unit's uniform on all official occasions.
The Freedom of the City Ceremony consisted of a formal Challenge where the parade was challenged as it approached the reviewing area. Her Worship the Mayor was formally invited to inspect and address the Parade. The Freedom of the City Charter was blessed by Kaumatua Mr Robert Solomon, and the Mayor presented the Charter to the Squadron Leader.
The Squadron then presented the Trieste Union Jack into the care of the City with the words:
"Your Worship, we entrust this flag, the Union Jack flown from the first armoured vehicle into Trieste, Northern Italy by the New Zealand Division, into the safe custody of the Citizens of Porirua as a recognition of trust and association."
The Standard was uncased, unfurled and laid across the Drums, and then dedicated with prayers by the RNZAF Base Ohakea Chaplain.
The Mayor then presented the City of Porirua flag to the Standard Bearer. This will become the Unit Standard. It is believed to be the first time such an honour has been bestowed upon a Unit of the New Zealand Cadet Forces. It is the first time the City of Porirua has honoured any group in this way.
The Standard Bearer returned to the parade as the Band played the Royal National Anthem. The Squadron then paraded before advancing in Review Order, while the Band played the National Anthem.
Following the presentation of an award to a member of the Unit, the Mayor called for Three Cheers for the Squadron, which then reformed and departed the parade area.
Steeped in history, the presentation of the Freedom of the City acknowledges the special relationship of goodwill and trust that exits between the City and the receiving Unit. This is the wording on the Charter:
Now Therefore the Mayor and Councillors of the City of Porirua do hereby confer upon the said Squadron the right and privilege without further permission being obtained of marching with drums beating, bands playing, colours flying, bayonets fixed and swords drawn through the streets of the City of Porirua, And
Do Hereby accept the honour of visiting 41 (City of Porirua) Squadron once in each year for the purpose of an inspection by the Mayor, And
Do Hereby accept the further honour of two members of the said Squadron in uniform in attendance upon the Mayor on important Official occasions.
The Common Seal of the City of Porirua was hereto affixed pursuant to a resolution of the Council this 25th day of May 2005.
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Shane Watson had more to celebrate than his fighting first innings of 81 runs and two wickets that turned the Test in Australia's favour during the SCG Test: the allrounder and his wife Lee Furlong are expecting their second child in June.
Members of the Aussie team's "family" were thrilled to learn that Lee, who was a respected television sports reporter, was four-months pregnant, and absolutely glowing.
The couple's first child, Will, was born in March 2013 and Watson was present for the little bloke's arrival after Mickey Arthur sent him home from India as punishment in the "homework-gate" scandal.
Watson's 10-year anniversary of his selection in the Australian Test team was a tough one. His critics wanted him axed and in the build-up to the game he admitted he sometimes thought too much about the job and that affected him. He and the other NSW members of the Test team who had played at the SCG on the day of Phillip Hughes' accident were also returning for their first match at the ground.
He passed the tests with flying colours. It was also understood he was even more pleased with his 2-58 from 20 overs than his performance with the bat.
One former Test allrounder who launched a stirring defence of Watson was Andrew McDonald. McDonald, who played four Tests against South Africa in 2009, said the fact Watson knew every time he played he was being scrutinised, more often than not unfairly by an unforgiving crowd, said plenty about his mental toughness.
"It's a good thing he must enjoy playing cricket because, if he didn't enjoy it, plus the stuff that goes on outside with it, you probably wouldn't be there," said McDonald, who is a member of The Sydney Thunder's roster. "I'm just thankful a player like that still loves playing the game, still wants to be a part of it and wants to play for his country.
"There are some people out there who think he might have improvement to make but, as I say, averaging 36 with the bat, 30 with the ball ... any other country would take that at the drop of a hat and we would've as well.
"We expect him to average 50 with the bat and 30 with the ball. However, if Shane can bump his Test stats up to 40 with the bat he'll go down as one of the great Test allrounders."
Regardless of his exploits on the field, the Watsons' have a very special occasion to look forward to in June. That ought to put the critics, the Twitter trolls and the haters into their true context.
Lee's big catch
Brett Lee hosted a night for friends at Sydney's Ivy nightclub on Thursday. The Sydney Sixer is still one of the Big Bash League's most impressive bowlers at the grand old age of 38, but one sporting achievement he's still buzzing about occurred six months ago when he caught a whopper of a tuna at Heatons Hill, 35 miles off Sydney's coastline. It took 45 exhausting minutes to haul the monster from the deep in but the effort was worth his while when they weighed it. "They reckon you lose about 15per cent of the fish's body weight when it's gutted and been bled," Lee said. "Even so, they estimated it was about 143kilos, which would've been a record." Some sources say Lee's fish that didn't get away equalled the biggest hooked off Sydney in 10 years.
King and Paris
NBA's Josh Childress isn't only keeping an eye on Sydney's real estate prices, as the Stanford University graduate looks to increase his business portfolio while playing for the Kings. He's also a keen observer of the WNBL. Sources say he and Sydney University Flames import Paris Johnson are friends and he's been more than happy to offer a fellow American some solid support. It's also allowed for hoops diehards to mix freely with one of the sport's genuine stars. It's understood the Kings roster is begging management to sign him for another season.
Smith's class act
In a move that says plenty about Steve Smith's class, and acknowledgement Michael Clarke will return, Smith knocked back one of the rites of passage for an Australian captain when he declined the opportunity to have some memorabilia struck to commemorate his joining the likes of Dave Gregory, Don Bradman, Ian and Greg Chappell, Allan Border and Steve Waugh as just one of 45 people to have captained the national Test team since 1877. "We were offered a memorabilia piece and while we understand there is a market for collectables around the Australian captain, we didn't think it was appropriate, seeing as though he's filling in while Michael Clarke is out injured," Smith's manager, Warren Craig, said. Smith's popularity is booming, with corporate Australia expressing interest in aligning themselves with him, but Craig's reputation suggests he'll be meticulous in ensuring Smith focus remains on runs.
No spider man
It's not a secret that Smith doesn't like Channel Nine's spidercam. Indeed, if the skipper had access to a blunderbuss after he dropped Lokesh Rahul's top edge during the Sydney Test, the odds are it would've been blown to smithereens, as his angry gestures made it clear he blamed it for the spill. However, despite his growing influence in the sport, Smith won't have the power to get rid of a piece of tech worth a million dollars. Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland denied his organisation demanded the spidercam as part of a broadcaster getting the television rights but he's a fan. "It's not in the contract, we work closely with our broadcasters and we're fortunate to have partners prepared to go well beyond the norm to provide the most up-to-date [equipment] and it's not without it's significant costs – it provides pictures you just can't get ordinarily."
Cahill's wild life
Socceroo Tim Cahill was impressed by what he saw at the Zambi Wildlife Retreat, an organisation that looks after exotic animals that are retired – or rescued – from zoos, circuses and private ownership. After he and his family – including his talented son Ky, who is singing up a storm – saw the great work the organisation does to rehabilitate the animals, Cahill pledged to do what he could to help.
Starc goes jump
While his big brother, the cricketer Mitchell, has made his mark with the Sydney Sixers and Australia's Test team, Brandon Starc was in Europe training with some of the world's best high-jumpers. Starc jnr, who will push for selection in the Australian Olympic team for Rio in two years, made the most of the experience. The 21-year-old, who won a silver medal at the youth Olympics in 2010, competed at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and has a personal best of 2.28m. Not bad for someone who only focused on the sport five years ago.
Quite taken
The Sydney Thunder players received gold star treatment before Friday night's Big Bash League match against Hobart by being treated to a preview of Liam Neeson's new film Taken III. The sight of 62-year-old Neeson, whose character Bryan Mills obliterated a battalion of Russian gangsters made an impression on coach Paddy Upton, who is renowned for inspiring his players to push beyond barriers – like former Test all-rounder Andrew McDonald taking a deep breath and sitting on the bottom of a Ryde swimming pool for three minutes – to prove the mind can conquer stress. However, the sight of Mills snapping spines and breaking arms with little to no effort made the thoughtful Upton smile. "Liam Neeson redefined my concept of what is possible," he said.
Keep the cap
Steve Waugh and his wife Lynette have done sterling jobs as the sun awareness ambassadors by advising people to get their skin checked for sun cancers, but the former Test skipper was loath to see any change to the famous baggy green cap, a hat that is as useful for protecting a player's head from the dangerous UV rays as windscreen wipers clearing water on a submarine. "I wouldn't like to see it changed and I don't think it can change," said Waugh. "It has tradition, it has history, the baggy green has a life of it's own." He said the players needed to apply quality sunscreen to the areas of their head that are left exposed, such as the ears, because of the cap's design. "You need to protect yourself with sunscreen and sunglasses," he said.


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****** Spoilers*******
So what time period did the movie take place in, compared to the special and the show. Also, how long after the series did the special take place. Its confusing why hes always leaving GTF, and at the end of the special he was about to ask her to marry him, but he still hasn't done it with her the 2nd time in the movie? Also, I thought they ended up getting married at the end of the series, but that never happened.......
|2003-12-30, 13:44
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@Robotech: I also looked for a site, but There wasn't any good...
Yes, the movie is awful... I absolutly hated the whole beginning and that Onizuka somehow wasn't with Fuyusuki anymore... so I decided that I never watched the movie.^^
a special??? Where?..Why didn't I see it?
Me, too, GTO got me downloading more j-dorama.^^ They're really good compared to the sucking series we get to see here...arrg...
The guy who payed Noboru and Natsuos brother in Summer Snow is named Oguri Shun. He payed a totally different character in Stand Up!! ^^quite cute.
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GTO Live Action - ENDING
do not read this if you don't want to know anything about the ending!!
i just watched all 12 eps of GTO, and im a little confused with what happend in the ending.
first of all, did Toudo-san report his father to the police?
and why the hell is Onizuka going to work at another school with Fuyutsuki working in his place!!?!?!
i don't get it?
if anyone could answer, it would be great, thanx!
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If that were true, I wouldn't understand the reasoning behind it.
I'm positive the comic was popular even before the TV series, I know cause alot of people introduced it to me way back before the dorama came out. It's was just slow to catch up because shonen MAGAZINE sucks and the only reason people started buying it was cause of GTO. Well the only reason I bothered to read it lol.
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Yeah, I just finished watching GTO Live Action the other day and I must say it was such a great series! I really loved it! =D It's really one of those "feel good" shows. ^_^ Hehe .. I don't think they're making a second season though because this was made in 1998 .. i doubt that they're going to make more
As for the ending where Onizuka works at another school .. it's explained in the Special. ^_^
|2004-02-25, 11:02
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There was a Live Action TV Drama of Great Teacher Onizuka. The events in the Special happen after the TV series ended. The movie came after the Special.
Watch them in this order:
GTO TV Drama
GTO TV Special
GTO Movie
|2004-04-06, 00:58
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My classmate, who also watch GTO (live-action), he said that he finished watching it for almost 2 months...is it true?, I think the ending of the GTO (anime), he escaped being captured and started teaching in america...am I right? I forgot...
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Becky Kimball and her family are a sweet combination and together, they have quickly climbed up our list of favorite families. We were so excited to welcome them into our morning series, even though Becky does not consider herself "morning person," because they sure do know how to make a morning fun.
We spoke to Becky on overcoming bad days and expecting the unexpected when it comes to mornings.
What does your morning routine often look like?
I'm not a morning person and I don't pretend to be one. So my strategy is just to expect the unexpected. Whether it's during the school year and it's straight chaos or a lazy summer morning and all I want is a few more minutes to close my eyes (to the dismay of my youngest), I just know that some mornings are predictably unpredictable. But normally, Sloane wakes me up bright and early and then we go and wake Max up for school. We have breakfast and then get dressed for the day. Afterwards, when Max goes to school, you can always find us outside riding bikes, sitting on our porch, or playing princesses.
What are some of the challenges you face in the morning, if you've had a bad yesterday? How do you manage that with children?
As all mothers can relate, you have to remind yourself that whatever creates challenge in your life, in the bigger picture, they are just snippets and make up a small portion of a really great story. I manage this by being realistic with myself. Knowing I'm not going to be all things to everyone but rather being honest with myself and my children.
Your home seems like a dream to wake up in. It surely screams simplicity, cozy, and definitely home-like. What does minimalism and simplicity mean to you and your family?
Clutter stresses me out and if there is one thing I've learned over the years, it affects my mood. For me, simplicity in my environment de-stresses my life. And of course, less stuff means less dust. It also lets us focus on spending time together, whether reading a book together before bed or playing a game. We don't have distractions that can get in the way.
What is your favorite part about the morning?
When I can sneak back in bed to snuggle under the covers - even if it's just for a minute. When I get breakfast done and my oldest off to school, Sloane and I usually go back in bed to snuggle. I don't sleep, but it's the time that she and I get some one-on-one time.
What is your ideal morning?
When my family is all together. Many mornings I am on single parent duty due to my husband's life flight/firefighter schedule. So when we do have a chance to have a morning with nowhere to be and a day to do whatever we want, those are the ones I cherish most. We like to have dance parties in the kitchen. Sloane prefers the princess and prince dances, but we just like to turn the volume up and dance.


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How do I configure Captive Portal with MAC authentication on an SSID in Aruba Instant?
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The Waste Mountain of Coffee Cups
We are a nation of caffeine addicts. It's estimated that 50 billion paper coffee cups are being thrown away in the USA every year.
Most of us like to think we're doing the right thing with the empty cup, and throw it into the bin marked "recycling," but it has recently been revealed that only 1 in 400 coffee cups are recycled because they are made of a difficult-to-recycle mix of paper and plastic.
The problem is that "paper" cups are not actually simply made of paper but include a layer of polyethylene. This means they cannot simply be recycled with paper or cardboard and end up in landfill sites for decades.
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St. John's will be hosting a "Wine Tasting" outreach fundraiser on Saturday October 26th from 6-8 pm at Wellman Commons, 294 Union St. in Bangor. This is a great opportunity to increase your knowledge of wines while helping your community. Shane McCarthy of State Street Wine Cellar will be presenting wines from around the world for your enjoyment. We will taste 6 Reds and 6 Whites. Live music and hors d'oeuvres will be provided
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The Ministry of culture has approved rules for libraries: books will be issued over the Internet
The Russian librarians will be obliged to be polite in the process of providing even remote services. And knigomaniya will be obliged to inform readers through the Internet about what is available in the Fund.
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As reported by "MK" in the Ministry of culture developed a draft Regulation for the provision of library services. The appearance of the document due to the fact that today libraries are working in an entirely different mode and format than even 5-10 years ago. So, in addition to issuing books, they now provide readers with full-text electronic versions.
As stated in the rules, the library must request the reader to send him a certificate about the documents that he requires through the Internet. Help can be provided, not only whether they are available, but in any form (physical or electronic), publication date, etc. However, such a remote service is provided only to those who have checked-in and got a library card (who, incidentally, can also be electronic). The virtual clients of the library are required to observe nearly the same rules as the real one. So for example, you cannot transfer books to other readers, to speak foul language in correspondence with librarians, etc. Important note: right to library service is every citizen regardless of gender, age, nationality, education, social status, political convictions, attitude towards religion.Related posts:


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