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Girl Scouts "In the Wind"
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Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT)
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Sailing the Tall Ship Seaward
Learn the ways of the bay by sailing on the beautiful tall ship Seaward. Become part of the crew as you set sails, steer, and navigate the boat under the guidance of Seaward's professional captain and crew! You'll also participate in learning stations to build your knowledge of bay ecology. Learn how to serve San Francisco Bay by directly experiencing it! Earn our Council's Own Award: Girl Scouts Save the Bay's "In the Wind" Badge or Interest Project Patch.
*In order to increase the number of youth we can serve, and to make sure there are enough chaperone tickets for every group, we ask that you please limit your scout-to-chaperone ratio to approximately 3:1.
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Bay Model Pier
2100 Bridgeway
directions at www.callofthesea.org/contact-us.php
Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT)
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Call of the Sea is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit with the mission of connecting people to the sea and maritime traditions. Our teaching platform is the lovely 82' schooner, SEAWARD. Our goal is to offer the benefits of connecting with the outdoors through sailing to all people, with a special focus on empowering youth of all backgrounds. Our programs range from three hours to two weeks long, primarily taking place on San Francisco Bay but occasionally ranging as far as Baja Mexico. Educational programming focuses on marine science, nautical heritage, teambuilding, and leadership development. Schooner Seaward also offers Public Sails for the community.

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Students explore Scotland during summerAugust 20, 2012
Andrew Smith, associate professor in the School of Library and Information Management at Emporia State University, took 12 students to Scotland in May. While visiting Scotland, the students visited the Information Centre of the Scottish Parliament, The University of St. Andrews Library, The Mitchell Library in Glasgow, Glasgow University Library, The National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh, and the Innerpeffray Library, the oldest public lending library in Scotland.
Students from ESU SLIM programs in Portland, Ore., and Denver, Colo., also took part in the trip. For several of them it was the first time they had met outside of the virtual classroom. One of the students, Kelli Doubledee (Centralia, Mo.) enjoyed visiting the different libraries and the students learned several important things including the way to market their profession in a changing environment, the importance of understanding the users' needs and preferences to deliver customized services, and even how to tell a good story.
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MUSEUM: Opening of Sussex Cricket World03-May-2012
The new Sussex Cricket World Museum at The PROBIZ County Ground, Hove will be officially opened by ambassador Matt Prior on the first day of the West Indies match on Saturday 5th May. All supporters are welcome at the event at 10.30am. The new Museum is situated under the Spen Cama Pavilion with the entrance between the Pavilion and the Herbalife Stand/Wilbury Bar.
Highlights of a special West Indies/Sussex exhibition include the 1923 scorebook from the first ever match between the sides, and some wonderful artefacts kindly loaned by David Pye, a Sussex member who was the Physiotherapist to the West Indies touring teams to England in 1963 and 1966.
There are some wonderful photographs supplied by Lloyd and Mark Smallwood of famous West Indies players who have appeared at Hove. These magnificent photographs were taken by their father Arthur during the 1960's and 1970's. There are also shirts from more recent times from West Indians Corey Collymore and Dwayne Smith who have played for Sussex.
Sussex have played the West Indies in twelve first-class matches since 1923, winning three, losing four and five drawn matches. The last game between the sides was at Hove in July 1995 and resulted in a resounding victory for Sussex, by an innings and 121 runs. It was their first victory against the West Indians for 29 years.
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Beginning Fitness Hike - Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM (PST)
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Winter is a great time to start a new fitness routine beginning with an easy 2-mile hike over moderate but uneven terrain to Barbara's Lake and back (100-ft. elevation gain. Join an LCF volunteer and registered dietitian to learn about fitness and nutrition during this 1.5-hour hike. Wear walking or hiking shoes, hat, sunscreen, and bring water. Ages 12 and up. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, James Dilley Preserve (east side of Laguna Canyon Rd/SR-133, just north of 73 Toll Road).
For questions call: 949-497-8324. Donation: $2/person. Parking: $3
Help support Laguna Coast Wilerness Park and Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park by becoming a Friend of the Laguna Canyon Foundation. Your contribution will allow us to continue educational and interpretive programs, support our 300+ volunteer corps, enhance park nature and interpretive centers, restore native habitat, protect natural resources and acquire additional parkland.
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18751 Laguna Canyon Road
Laguna Beach,
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM (PST)
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Laguna Canyon Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, enhancing, and promoting the South Coast Wilderness area.
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The Mercy Papers: A Memoir of Three Weeks
By Robin Romm
Scribner, 211 pages, $22
In The Mercy Papers: A Memoir of Three Weeks, author Robin Romm has opened herself to the world in a courageous little book that chronicles the three weeks before her mother Jackie's death. Romm tells stories of her childhood and young adulthood but manages to avoid the sentimentality into which many memoirs can easily fall.
Everything in The Mercy Papers has the gray haze of illness, of the anticipation of death. When Romm's best friend from high school, Camas, visits Oregon, where Romm stays with her mother, Romm speculates that maybe she and Camas will be able to burn incense, try on vintage dresses and do the same things they did when they were kids. But suddenly her father wheels her mother into the room and "she looks terrible—her face creased from the pillows and tubing. Her hair hangs in greasy clumps…A moment passes before Camas can speak."
The Mercy Papers is titled partly after Romm's cattle dog Mercy and partly after the fact that Jackie's drawn-out, nine-year-long struggle with cancer left little room for forgiveness or mercy for family and friends. Near the end of the book, after Jackie's death, Romm goes to her childhood bedroom to find that Mercy, out of boredom, anxiety or some combination of the two, has chewed a hole in the plaster wall.
"I kneel to inspect the damage and I no longer feel like crying," Romm writes. "I feel like taking my dog in my arms and climbing through that hole, climbing out of this house…escaping." But there is no escape from the truth of The Mercy Papers: that loss permeates everything around it and that there is no easy way to address it.
It is not the events that are extraordinary; it is Romm's telling, her crafting of the story, that is so miraculous. Death has happened before. Anger around death has happened before. A young woman forced to watch her still-young mother waste away from an unstoppable disease has happened before. What makes this incidence different is that Romm possesses an incredible talent for image through language. The events become new and terrifyingly fresh.
This is a book that does not end. It frays. The end of anything is never as clean and as black-and-white as whether or not a person is alive or dead.
Romm does not pretend to have answers to the gut-wrenching questions about how to deal with illness and death. The book does not claim to be a tool toward healing for anyone who has lost a family member or who is about to lose one. What Romm has become is a messenger of an uncomfortable truth; what the book has become is a 211-page exploration into loss and the void that it leaves.
"Days go by now where I don't wake up to an image of my mother screaming," Romm writes, "where I simply go to the grocery store, cut onions, and sing along to whatever CD has been sitting in the stereo. Then, a few days later, I will realize time has passed without her, and it feels wild." But immediately after, she claims, "I'm not sure I believe in healing."
In her afterword, Romm references her new life in Santa Fe, the students she has taught at the College of Santa Fe and walking her dog, Mercy. Here, Romm suddenly changes from the angry, reeling force of nature in print into a flesh-and-blood human. Mercy stops being the book's title and turns into the obsequious dog who flips belly-up on visitors' feet. And that humanity, that reality, that realization that this is not a story being told but the nuances of a life being somehow translated to the page, is what makes this book so necessary.
The reader, like Romm, is human, and there are some parts of being human that are sacred and horrible and completely indispensable.
Read SFR's interview with Robin Romm.
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Dentist Thomas Weber died in the fiery crash, which occurred in a private driveway at 7205 NW 47th Court at about 1:10 a.m., according to an FHP media release.
A 44-year-old Gainesville dentist was killed early Friday morning when, authorities said, he crashed his car into a garage door, into a parked vehicle in the driveway and into a nearby tree stump, igniting a fire that consumed the vehicle, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Dentist Thomas Weber died in the fiery crash, which occurred in a private driveway at 7205 NW 47th Court at about 1:10 a.m., according to an FHP media release.
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Weber, a Gainesville native, graduated from Eastside High School's International Baccalaureate Program in 1987. He earned a bachelor's degree from Holy Cross College in Worcester, Mass., and received his dental degree from the University of Florida College of Dentistry in 1995.
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General, Regional, and Local Anesthesia
Anesthesia is a way to control pain using anesthetic medicine. Anesthetics are used to numb a specific area of the body (local and regional anesthesia) or to cause a person to sleep through a painful procedure such as surgery (general anesthesia).
The type of anesthesia used depends upon the procedure and the person's health, age, and preferences. Young children usually cannot remain still during surgery and need general anesthesia. People with certain health problems choose local or regional anesthesia when that is an option, because it may pose fewer risks than general anesthesia in some situations. Long or difficult surgeries may require general anesthesia.
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Gala celebration launches Emporia State University's 150th yearJanuary 30, 2013
A high-energy event that showcases Emporia State's student talent and looks to the future of the institution will kick off the university's celebration of its 150th year.
The Sesquicentennial Gala will begin at 7 p.m., Friday, Feb. 15, in Webb Hall on the second floor of the Memorial Union. The premier event features a unique and engaging format with a variety of live entertainment showcasing student talent including music, theater, debate and visual arts.
Those in attendance will receive a glimpse into the vision for Emporia State University's next 150 years and will be privy to a major announcement by the ESU Foundation. Along with live entertainment, passed hors d'oeuvres, food displays, carving stations and open bars serving beer, wine and a surprise signature cocktail will enhance the high-energy event.
Emcee for the black-tie-optional Gala Celebration is Mike Kennedy of Q104 Country in Kansas City. Kennedy is an Emporia native who worked in radio here while earning his business degree from Emporia State University.
Tickets for the event cost $75, with net proceeds going to the general scholarship fund at the Emporia State University Foundation. Valet parking will be provided. Reservations can be made by Feb. 7 by calling the Foundation at (620) 341-6488.
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Emporia State University names four as 2012 Distinguished AlumniJanuary 29, 2012
Emporia State University will recognize four of its graduates with Distinguished Alumni Awards during Homecoming activities this fall.
The 2012 ESU Distinguished Alumni are:
- Dale E. Cushinberry (BSE 1970, MS 1972), Topeka.
- Norma L. Hafenstein, Ph.D., (BSE 1979), Denver, Colo.
- Floyd B. Hoelting, Ed.D. (BA 1968, MS 1968), Austin, Tex.
- Dianne H. B. Welsh, Ph.D. (MS 1984), Greensboro, N.C.
"This year's class of Distinguished Alumni personifies excellence," said Tyler Curtis, ESU alumni relations director. "Our students, faculty, staff and alumni are all extremely proud of this year's honorees."
About the honorees
Dale Cushinberry retired as principal of Topeka's Highland Park High School in 2010, capping off a career of nearly 40 years in education. He worked as a K-12 grade teacher, counselor and administrator in the Topeka school system and served seven years at Washburn University as a professor and administrator.
Cushinberry earned a bachelor's degree in elementary education, a master's degree in school counseling, and school administration certification from ESU. During his undergraduate days, Cushinberry played on the Hornets basketball team; he was named an All-American in 1968 and 1969. He has served of the ESU Foundation board of trustees and the ESU Alumni Association board of directors and is also a member of the Athletic Hall of Honor.
Former Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius appointed Cushinberry to the Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission, an eleven-person panel that assists in filling vacant Supreme and Appellant court judge positions.
Norma Hafenstein is a faculty member of the Morgridge College of Education at the University of Denver. She is the founder and director of DU's Ricks Center for Gifted Children, a private school serving 250 gifted students preschool through eighth grade. Hafenstein is also the founder and director of the university's Institute for the Development of Gifted Education, which provides graduate education, research, curriculum development and outreach in gifted education. The Institute has hosted three national conferences on gifted education and published twelve integrated curriculum units and six monographs.
A native of Alma, Kan., Hafenstein was active in A Cappella Choir and Chi Omega sorority while earning her bachelor's degree in elementary education from The Teachers College at ESU. During her professional career, Hafenstein has been recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Colorado Association for Gifted and Talented.
Floyd Hoelting has more than 40 years of experience in higher education administration. He is the Executive Director of the Division of Housing and Food Service at the University of Texas at Austin, where he manages $1.7 billion in assets, an $84 million annual budget, 1,200 staff providing housing, food services and student development for 8,000 students in 14 residence halls and seven dining venues, and 750 apartments for graduates and students with dependents.
A sought-after speaker and mentor, Hoelting has conducted workshops and consulted for university staff and administrators on over 400 campuses across the country.
Hoelting earned a bachelor's degree in social sciences and a master's degree in educational administration from ESU. He has served as an ESU Alumni Association board member. A native of Olpe, Kan., Hoelting's family was recognized as a Hornet Heritage Family in 2008.
Dianne H. B. Welsh is a recognized scholar in international entrepreneurship, franchising and family business. She earned a master's degree in psychology from ESU.
Welsh has owned four successful businesses, and is president of Family Business First International, Inc., a worldwide strategic planning firm focusing on succession planning in the public and private sectors, entrepreneurial leadership, and employee reward systems.
Welsh is the Charles A. Hayes Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro's Bryan School of Business and Economics. At UNCG, she designed a cross-disciplinary entrepreneurship program that encompasses 40 courses in 20 departments, which won the U.S. Association for Small Business, and Entrepreneurship Best Emerging Program Award in 2012, and the Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers Excellence across the Curriculum Award in 2011. She is also co-editor of the first comprehensive volumes on global franchising in emerging and industrialized markets.
About the Distinguished Alumni Award
The Distinguished Alumni Award is the highest honor that can be granted to an Emporia State University graduate. The ESU Alumni Association awards the recognition each fall during Homecoming, recognizing the outstanding professional accomplishments of ESU's finest graduates. Since the inception of the award program in 1960, only 215 alumni have received the award.
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A Colle's fracture is a break in the distal part of the radius bone. The radius is one of the bones of the forearm. The distal end of the bone is considered part of the wrist. Distal radius fractures are categorized by type:
- Open fracture—a broken bone that breaks through the skin
- Comminuted fracture—a bone that breaks into more than two pieces
- Intra-articular fracture—a broken bone within a joint
- Extra-articular fracture—a broken bone that does not involve the joint
This sheet focuses on fracture of the distal radius. Fractures of other wrist bones can be found on a separate sheet.
A distal radius fracture can be caused by:
- A fall on an outstretched hand
- A direct blow to the wrist
Risk Factors
Factors that can increase your risk of breaking your radius bone include:
- Severe trauma:
- Osteoporosis
- Poor nutrition
Conditions that increase the risk of falling include:
- Snow
- Ice
- Loss of agility or muscle strength
- Certain sports
- Increased age
- Postmenopause
- Decreased muscle mass
Symptoms may include:
- Arm or wrist pain
- Bruising
- Swelling
- Tenderness
- Severe pain with movement
- Trouble moving your wrist or arm
- Wrist appears out of line
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Images will usually be taken of your wrist or arm. This can be done with an x-ray.
After you are diagnosed, you may be referred to a specialist. An orthopedist focuses on bones.
It takes 6-10 weeks for a fracture of the radius at the wrist to heal. The type of treatment you receive depends on where your bone is broken and how serious the break is.
Some fractures require a reduction. This means the doctor realigns the bones before healing begins. Reductions can be done by the doctor putting your bone fragments into position by moving your arm or through surgery.
Your doctor may choose to treat the fracture using a cast. Your cast may be removed after a few weeks and replaced if it loosens. Most casts are removed at about six weeks.
In other cases, a splint or a soft bandage may be used instead of a cast. Talk with your doctor about the best plan for you.
Your doctor may prescribe a pain medication or suggest an over-the-counter pain reliever.
A distal radius fracture sometimes requires surgery. The surgeon first realigns the bones during an operation. Then, any of the following may be used to hold the bones together as they heal:
- A plate and screws
- Pins
- An external device that holds the inside pins together
You may be given a splint to wear after surgery to keep your arm from moving too much.
Physical Therapy
You may be referred to a physical therapist. Exercises will help you regain range of motion and strength.
To help reduce your chance of fracturing your radius bone:
- Consider wearing a wrist guard when you play sports that put you at risk, such as in-line skating.
- Keep your muscles strong to prevent falls.
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Emporia State's general counsel moving to South Dakota StateMay 31, 2012
Tracy Greene, Emporia State's general counsel since 2005, has taken a new position at South Dakota State University, a Division 1 institution.
"My time and experiences at Emporia State University, a top-notch comprehensive regional university, are indescribably valuable and will always be dear to me," said Greene. "Given SDSU's proven reputation as a premiere teaching and research university, I am eager to embrace this exciting new professional opportunity."
With an enrollment of nearly 13,000 students, South Dakota State University in Brookings is the largest, most comprehensive institution in South Dakota. It is a land-grant university with eight colleges.
Greene will be the institution's first university counsel. Her appointment, effective June 22, is pending approval from the South Dakota Board of Regents. The position was created to support the university's growth in research activity, contracts and agreements and licensing. Greene also will work with other departments in a variety of areas including employment matters, public records and risk management.
"Tracy has been an exceptional legal counselor for Emporia State, with proven breadth and depth of higher education legal knowledge," said Emporia State President Dr. Michael D. Shonrock. "She developed and provided extensive training programs for the university and served as a highly effective liaison with the Kansas Board of Regents system attorneys, government officials, and others.
"We are thankful for her leadership service for Emporia State and the Emporia community," said Shonrock. "Certainly I wish Tracy and her family the very best."
Greene moves to South Dakota with her husband, Robert "Bob" McCurdy, a professional musician specializing in playing and providing instruction in trumpet and jazz.
Before coming to Emporia State, Greene served as a staff attorney at the University of Idaho. Devoting her career to higher education legal services, Greene also previously held a position in student conduct and a law clerkship at the Washington State Attorney General's Office at Washington State University.
Greene holds a bachelor of science degree in business, finance and juris doctor from the University of Idaho and is currently licensed to practice law in the states of Idaho and Kansas. Greene has developed and presented numerous presentations on Legal Issues in Higher Education, Discrimination and Harassment, and Public Records and Meetings. She has been active with institutional committees and with various national and local organizations ranging from the participation in the National Association of College and University Attorneys to Rotary International and its Emporia Sunrise Club.
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Unmasked Judeophobia – The Threat to Civilization, a documentary that examines the rise of anti-Jewish ideology around the world, was screened by the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies (FSWC) on Jan. 15.
The film, which drew a packed audience, focuses on the proliferation of anti-Israel bias in academia and cultural institutions, misinformation campaigns and state-sanctioned denials of Israel's right to exist.
According to the documentary's website, "this is not just a war against the State of Israel. This current political assault is against the Jewish People and their right to self-determination… Jews are facing the possibility of the uprooting of the very idea that there should be a nation state of the Jewish People."
Gloria Greenfield, the film's director, travelled from Israel to Europe to North America to cover this phenomenon from all angles. She interviewed more than 70 experts, including Harvard Law School Professor Alan Dershowitz, Senator Joe Lieberman, former American UN ambassador John Bolton, human rights activists Natan Sharansky and Irwin Cotler, British attorney Anthony Julius, Middle East senior fellow Caroline Glick and Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Ya'alon.
Among the appalling incidents and remarks targeting Jews highlighted in the film, one scene alludes to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's comment that Israel must be wiped off the map. On this issue, Greenfield refers to Alvin Rosenfeld, director of the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism in Indiana, who says, "One of the lessons of the Holocaust is that we have to be literalists. When we hear somebody say, 'Kill the Jews,' we have to realize they probably mean it."
Greenfield has said in interviews that she considers the film to be "a call to action" and an urgent reminder that antisemitism is a danger not only to Jews, but to the human race.
When asked why FSWC chose to screen the documentary, education associate Stephanie Eldridge said the organization "is extremely concerned about the rise of global antisemitism and feels that it is important to understand it, as well as raise awareness about it."
She said Unmasked Judeophobia speaks "intelligently and authoritatively to the very real and serious problem that FSWC works daily to counter. It is also a wonderful complement to our newly launched workshop on contemporary antisemitism called "The Canary in the Coal Mine: antisemitism old and new" now being offered to the thousands of students in the public, private and Catholic boards of education" in the Toronto area.
Eldridge said she hopes the audience "learned more about the nature of antisemitism in the world today and came away with a desire to act. For FSWC to succeed in our efforts to eradicate all forms of blind hatred, antisemitism included, we rely on the support of individuals who are both informed and driven to act."
The next FSWC community event will be held Feb. 12 and will tie into Black History Month. With a focus on the topic of "Black Germans and the Holocaust," Pat Wright of the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion will examine the lives of black people living in Germany under the Third Reich.