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This interview was conducted by Mira Kruger, granddaughter of a PH patient and a volunteer writer for PHA's Pathlight.
Where do you live?I live in Wisconsin.
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When were you diagnosed?My mom says I was diagnosed when I was 5 years old.
When did you first start having symptoms of pulmonary hypertension?I started having symptoms when I was 1 year old, but my mom says that they didn't recognize my symptoms until after I was diagnosed.
What were your symptoms?I started having fainting spells when I was 1 year old that were caused by PH. I also got tired really easily whenever I walked, but my parents thought it was because I was little.
What activities do you like to do?I like to read, play piano and do Irish dancing.
Have you ever felt unable to do something because of PH?I can't run very much at the gym or during recess, and I also can't play basketball anymore.
How has your life changed since you've been diagnosed with PH?I don't remember not having PH, so I don't know what would be different if I didn't have it.
What is a message you'd like to pass on to other kids with PH?Remember to take your medicine because it makes you feel better. You may not be able to run, but there are a lot of fun things you can still do!
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (October 7, 2010)—Ruffled Feathers, a California bred who has not been off the board in five starts on the Hollywood Park turf course, is among five fillies and mares entered in the $55,000-added Swingtime Stakes Sunday at Oak Tree/Hollywood Park.
Owned by a partnership that includes Steven Lavino and Michael Riordan and trained by Paddy Gallagher, the 4-year-old daughter of Include out of the Awesome Again mare Diane Again has won four of 16 and earned $224,058.
Three of her wins have come in 2010, including a 1 ¼ length score over seven opponents in a $53,120 allowance on May 28 at Hollywood Park. The victory came at the Swingtime distance of one mile.
The only member of the lineup coming off a win is Briecat. Trained by Vladimir Cerin for owners David and Holly Wilson, the 5-year-old daughter of Adcat and the Marlin mare Silk Briefcase led throughout in capturing the $50,000 Las Madrinas Handicap on Sept. 25 at Fairplex Park.
The win was the seventh in 22 starts for the Florida bred and pushed her earnings to $366,165. Her sole victory on grass came in the Chandler Stakes on Nov. 15, 2008 at Turf Paradise.
A two-time winner on turf in her career, Burg Berg is returning to grass after finishing fourth in the Adoration on the Del Mar Polytrack on Sept. 5.
Trained by Paco Gonzalez for owner-breeders John and Cheryl Toffan, Burg Berg, a 4-year-old Johannesburg filly out of the Seattle Sleet mare Snowberg has won three of 15, banking $191,734. She is seeking her first win on the turf at Hollywood Park. She has been second in three of her four local starts.
First or second in three of five on the local turf, Oui Say Oui comes off a runner-up effort in an optional claimer on Sept. 3 at Del Mar, losing by a neck to Timezone.
Owned by Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC and Gary and Cecil Barber, Oui Say Oui has won two of 17 and earned $172,941. The 4-year-old Royal Applause filly out of the Shirley Heights mare Mohican Princess is trained by John Sadler.
Last of four in the Las Madrinas, Value Stream has won two of nine on grass. Owned by Robert S. Evans and trained by Neil Drysdale, the 5-year-old daughter of A.P. Indy and the Storm Cat mare Storm Beauty has won three of 20 overall while earning $178,134.
From inside out, the field for the Swingtime Stakes: Ruffled Feathers, Corey Nakatani rides, 121 pounds; Value Stream, David Flores, 117; Briecat, Alonso Quinonez, 119; Oui Say Oui, Brice Blanc, 117 and Burg Berg, Rafael Bejarano, 117.
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- May 31:
- Monterey desal: Environmental study released on proposed slant wells
- Apr 3:
- Cal Am still expects mid-2018 desal plant finish
- Mar 25:
- Carmel River pumping: Local leaders plot strategy on asking for extension
- Mar 3:
- Desal project appears headed for yet another delay
- Feb 13:
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- Dec 6:
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- Nov 26:
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- Aug 29:
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- Jul 31:
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- Jul 29:
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- Jul 24:
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- Jul 15:
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- Jul 6:
- Cal Am customers could pay for hotels, meals, other Monterey County expenses on failed desal project
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- May 31:
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- May 30:
- Public Water Now organization looks for buyout of Cal Am
- May 28:
- Cal Am customers asked to pay more for failed desal project
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- May 4:
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- Apr 30:
- Cal Am water project bond could be OK'd without public vote
- Apr 25:
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- Apr 15:
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- Apr 3:
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- Mar 13:
- Cal Am desal project oversight committee meets for first time
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- Mar 7:
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- Mar 6:
- Judge in Collins' conflict of interest case wants a trial date this year
- Feb 19:
- Memo on Salinas Valley groundwater basin contradicts ag group's report
- Feb 8:
- Monterey Peninsula water district sets special meeting on Cal Am desal project
- Feb 4:
- Cal Am: No time to pursue permits for desal backup plans
- Jan 31:
- Monterey Peninsula mayors back Cal Am desal project
- Jan 23:
- Monterey Peninsula mayors' committee set to review desal evaluations
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- Cal Am desal project has edge, Carmel mayor suggests
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- Hospitality leaders urge PUC to push ahead with Cal Am desal project
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- Local ag interests speak up against tapping Salinas Valley aquifer
- Jan 3:
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- Dec 20:
- Nader Agha hands over control of Moss Landing desal proposal
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- Cal Am desal project most expensive option, report says
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Aiming for as much public consensus on an alternative water supply as possible, the co-sponsors of Wednesday's public water forum are calling the event an opportunity for everyone to make the case for their preferred project.
Supervisor Dave Potter, who has taken the lead in organizing the forum, called it a kind of "public mediation" in the effort to come up with a plan for a replacement source of water for the Peninsula, which is facing a state-ordered cutback in pumping from the Carmel River that takes full effect by the end of 2016.
Potter said the event is a chance to consider the various proposed alternatives on equal footing in the wake of the failed Regional Water Project, following California American Water's decision to withdraw support for the $400 million public-private proposal in January.
"We've got to have a public discussion with results because it's pretty clear the state won't back off on the (cutback)," Potter said. "I don't think this community will ever agree 100 percent on a solution, but 60-40 might be doable."
Cal Am spokeswoman Catherine Bowie said the forum is the "key opportunity" for the public to weigh in on a potential alternative solution before the company applies for a new proposal to the state Public Utilities Commission on April 23. Bowie said the public will also have a chance to participate in the review process after Cal Am submits its project application.
The three-hour forum is set to begin at 5 p.m. at Seaside's Oldemeyer Center, 986 Hilby Avenue.
After an introduction, the agenda calls for an overview from Cal Am director of engineering Rich Svindland about the state-ordered cutback, its potential consequences, the nature of the demand for a replacement water source, and constraints such as the short timeline, financing, environmental review, and other risk factors.
Then, a variety of organizations will be allowed five minutes to make presentations, including the regional authority's Chuck Della Sala, County Counsel Charles McKee, DeepWater Desal's Brent Constantz, water management district general manager Dave Stoldt, pollution control agency general manager Keith Israel, and the People's Desal Project partner George Schroeder.
Following the presentations, breakout group discussions will be conducted for an hour on six alternatives, including: a North Marina desal plant project thought to be Cal Am's preference; the People's Desal Project backed by developer Nader Agha; DeepWater Desal; aquifer storage and recovery backed by the water management district and Cal Am; groundwater recharge backed by the water pollution control agency; and other alternative solutions.
The forum will conclude with a report of each group's discussion.
Potter said the results of the forum will be posted online, and there will be an opportunity for follow-up. He said previous efforts to identify alternatives, including a public forum in Monterey last fall, were a bit of a "free-for-all" and included no effort to reach an agreement. This time, he said, those backing various alternatives should be ready to address a range of questions including cost, timeline, environmental impact, and risk factors.
Bowie acknowledged that Cal Am has concluded that any solution will need to include a mix of a smaller desal plant than previously proposed with aquifer storage and recover, and groundwater recharge, as recommended by RBF Consulting in a study considered as part of last fall's forum. But she said Cal Am's consideration of alternatives has moved past RBF's largely technical analysis and will now include other factors.
"We know we have to choose a path with the least risk, including with permitting, financing and avoiding litigation," Bowie said.
Bowie said Cal Am is still working with RBF, but did not offer comment on a report that an RBF official, who also serves on a Southern California water board, had voted for a pollutant discharge permit for a proposed desal plant that RBF had reportedly made hundreds of thousands of dollars on for project studies, including environmental impact reports.
Stoldt said he believes there will be plenty of opportunity for everyone involved to weigh in on a potential solution, even after Cal Am's application to the CPUC, and suggested that other alternatives could proceed on a "parallel" track with the commission's review.
Jim Johnson can be reached at 753-6753 or email@example.com.
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·When: Wednesday, 5 p.m.
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Seemingly random small-firm lawyers from Alabama weren't the only legal types in attendance at the White House State Dinner on Tuesday evening. Indeed, as we've previously noted, numerous legal celebrities attended the festivities as well.
Sure, there were some "celebrity celebrities" at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that night. The guest list included such boldface names as J.J. Abrams, Stephen Colbert, Bradley Cooper, Mindy Kaling, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
But who cares about Hollywood? Above the Law readers are more interested in the government lawyers, federal judges, Biglaw partners and law professors who attended this major social event….
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David Freeze ride update: A mighty headwind ends the day
Sunday, July 7
For the first time, the headwinds caused me to call it a day. I had expected a good day, after coming down off the 11,500-foot pass from yesterday. Even with the near sleepless night at the hostel over the bar in Alma, Colo., I knew the potential was there to cover a lot of miles. For those who wonder, a hostel is an environment where not all services are offered, or they are offered to a group. One example is several people might share the same bathroom, or two to three people might share a room.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (September 15, 2010)—Triple Cream, who began her career in Southern California, will make her first appearance in a Grade 1 race in the $250,000 Garden City Stakes Saturday at Belmont Park.
Fourth in both the Senorita Stakes and Honeymoon Handicap during the spring-summer meet at Hollywood Park, Triple Cream is one of eight 3-year-old fillies scheduled to start in the race at 1 1/8 miles on turf.
Owned by celebrity chef Bobby Flay and now trained by Jimmy Toner – Triple Cream was with David Hofmans in California – the gray daughter of Tapit will break from the outside and be ridden by Alan Garcia.
In three starts in New York and New Jersey, Triple Cream has a second and two thirds. Her lone win in eight races came against maidens on April 11 at Santa Anita.
The sharpest member of the field is Check the Label. A daughter of Stormin Fever owned by Lael Stable and trained by Graham Motion, she has won three in a row since April, all in graded stakes.
From the inside out, the complete field for the 32nd Garden City: Check the Label, Ramon Dominguez rides, 120 pounds; Gitchee Goomie, Eibar Coa, 116; Persuading, Alex Solis, 116; Queen of the Creek, Julien Leparoux, 116; No Explaining, John Velazquez, 116; Negligee, Rajiv Maragh, 118; Snow Top Mountain, Edgar Prado, 118 and Triple Cream, Alan Garcia, 116.
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Not that their readers will give a crap or ever understand the situation. But you know, it is something worth celebrating anyway I think.
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The daily fail drives me insane. I read it for amusement. I commented on that article, but I doubt it will get accepted, as none of my comments on health articles do.
- 18 February 2011 08:04
- Mark said...
My comments always appear although they can take 12+ hours to be moderated sometimes. I suggest that all Anne's followers "Green Arrow" the reference to this blog in the Daily Heil
- 18 February 2011 08:53
hi nurse anne I was recently in hospital with a heart attack and the way I was left around in the foyer I felt was very humiliating. The thing that I noticed was that their were a lot of so-called staff floating around in suits,obviously they werent doctors, I was put into a ward and noticed someone I had worked with in my area of work as agency in catering actually administerin injections. I was appauled and told the nurses/staff that he was not qualified to do this, to that I got some dirty looks, but was quickly reassured that he was qualified,. I know he wasnt, could you let me know what you think on this matter. Thanks
- 18 February 2011 10:47
- Nurse Anne said...
If he was not qualified then there is no way he would have had hold of the keys or had access to injections.
The hospitals are bringing in a lot of unqualified staff instead of nurses to staff the wards but they cannot and do not: have access to drugs, have access to doctors notes, have any involvement with discharges or admissions etc etc.
If I am the only nurse on the ward working with two carers I am the only none who gives injections. IF I am working with 200 carers I am still the only one who can give any injections.
Hope that answers your question.
- 18 February 2011 10:53
- Nurse Anne said...
awww bloody hell they have taken off the comments section for that piece.
- 18 February 2011 11:36
er....that would be me, I posted that comment under the pseudonym, Melody from Durham. I've been reading your blog for ages, and as I worked for the ambulance service for a couple of years I know all about shitty staffing levels, the pressure to move patients quickly through the system, and the blatant fiddling of 'targets'. Not many DM readers agree with me, though.
- 18 February 2011 13:23
if you know he's unqualified the he should be reported to the police or check the Nursing Midwifery Council register.
Disagree with you there. There have been instances of bogus nurses and doctors. A recent case involved a woman who had forged nurse qualifications and was working under an assumed name.
She was an illegal immigrant and all papers were forged.
Years ago, there was a chap who worked via an agency as an anaethestist without qualifications what so ever. If memory is correct he had done some work as a butcher. Anna
- 19 February 2011 04:18
Anne you should see what's happening in the community. I work as a District Nurse in the community. Recently our new 'hoist'; organisation, a mental health trust said they would have to reconsider sharing their 'commercial data' (i.e. patient records) between clinical community & hospital staff as the hospital was now a competitor.
I don't know how much of the community you understand as it a real mess but the latest plans have £80billion per year of public money being given to private businessmen, oh sorry I meant Never-ever-no-not-once-act-in-their-own-interest-GP's. For them to buy services from whoever they want, including themselves of course, and working together in one big happy group for the collective benefit of us patients. Wonderful eh? I mean I know we have to pay them QOF points just to make sure they do what we pay them to do (what? You mean you didn't realise every time your sweet GP just checks your blood pressure he/she gets a nice £50 bonus? On top of the money the HNS already pays them? Silly you)but I know we can trust them.......good old GP's...who coincidently were the only professional group in the health service to oppose -along with the Tory's - the creation of the NHS. Great....
- 19 February 2011 08:27
- Nurse Anne said...
I don't know the specifics of what is happening in the community but I do know that it is a mess.
My region is down at least 70 district nurses in the past few years. Its a largish area.
The ones left must be having a hell of a time...especially when you consider what state patients are in when they leave the hospital.
Then you get these GPs parading around telling anyone who will listen that "district nurses cannot be bothered with basic nursing care anymore".
Yes Mr. GP that's become there is one DN to see a hundred patients in one shift you fucktard.
- 19 February 2011 08:37
- Dino-nurse said...
Lets face it...the great british public would rather protest over the privatasation of forests than give a damn about the old and frail. The government are only interested in lining their own pockets and I doubt they even know what a poor person looks like...other than when they have to step over one to get off the Tube. I am sick and tired of having to read IR1s concerned with staffing levels as I know that they will be ignored by the higher eschaleons. Working for the State sucks...:0(
- 19 February 2011 09:50
I've given up getting annoyed at the comic that is the daily mail. I get plenty of amusement from trolling its comments section though.
- 19 February 2011 10:46
"The hospitals are bringing in a lot of unqualified staff instead of nurses to staff the wards but they cannot and do not: have access to drugs, have access to doctors notes, have any involvement with discharges or admissions etc etc."
Not true in our trust. U?nqualified staff have access to and an write in medical notes (our nurses and doctors notes are merged), out discharge co-ordinators are unqualified and do everything from social services referring to sitting in pharmacy waiting for TTAs. Admissions paperwork can be done by either an RN or a HCA, apart from the medication history, which is done by an RN or pharmacy only.
BTW, there was an agency HCA one on one of my wards who said they were qualified, were given the keys and was only found out when it became obvious that they had no clue.
Lydia- I'm worried on several levels. 1) privacy should have been respected for all patients, you shouldn't have seen someone else receiving an injection. 2) What was his role in catering? Is it possible he was also an agency nurse just doing shifts when he can, working in catering to make ends meet? b) if this is true, you need to contact the hospital and someone higher up, maybe the NMC for the hospital allowing this to happen.
- 20 February 2011 05:54
- Nurse Anne said...
really? You have staff to help with the admissions and discharges and wait for TTA's? Not at my trust. The ward is staffed with one RN and 3 cadets and all of that work falls to the RN.
- 20 February 2011 06:40
- Nurse Anne said...
We had a cadet who became an HCA. Once she became an HCA she ran around telling everyone that she was "qualified".
- 20 February 2011 06:40
Recently our new 'hoist'; organisation, a mental health trust said they would have to reconsider sharing their 'commercial data' (i.e. patient records) between clinical community & hospital staff as the hospital was now a competitor.
- 7 May 2011 01:19
Posted link on my local rags comments section...here's hoping it boosts readership and support.
- 8 May 2011 14:31


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The Bulldogs (10-7 overall, 1-0 SJAA) shut out the Yellow Jackets in the first quarter and were ahead 19-0 five minutes into the second quarter when Franklin finally hit its first field goal.
The Yellow Jackets (3-11, 0-1) finally got their offense to work in the fourth quarter, but by then it was far too late for a comeback.
Leading the way for Tracy's offense was senior forward Angela Mariani with 12 points. Senior center Shelby Perry had seven points, and senior guards Karsi Fyfe and Emily Anchartechahar had six each.
McNair 83, West 15
The Wolf Pack girls took a big loss in their Tri-City Athletic League season opener against undefeated McNair High in Stockton on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
It was a lopsided contest from the start, as West (9-9 overall, 0-1 TCAL) trailed 24-6 at the end of the first quarter.
McNair (15-0, 1-0) continued to hit its shots, including 11 3-pointers, putting the game well out of reach.
McNair had six players score in double-digits, while West's leading scorer, senior Ileyah Costa, scored four points for the night. Kate Bell had seven rebounds for the Wolf Pack.
Delta Charter 32, Hughes Academy 30
A battle between short-handed basketball teams ended in a two-on-two game that resulted in the Dragons' favor Monday, Jan. 7, at Delta Charter High School.
Delta Charter (2-6 overall, 2-0 Mountain Valley League) started with six players, but lost one to an injury in the second quarter and three more to foul-outs in the second half.
The Hughes Academy Titans (0-7, 0-3) also got into foul trouble, and with two minutes, 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter it was a two-on-two game.
With the score tied at 30-30, Delta Charter sophomores Emma Richardson and Victoria Homen were left to finish the game for their team.
Richardson sank the winning shot and scored 21 points in all for the Dragons. Also scoring for the Dragons was sophomore Vanessa Sanchez with eight points and sophomore Mia Gomez with three points.
Kimball 61, Oakdale 35
The Jaguars came out on fire Friday, Jan. 4, at Oakdale, outscoring the Mustangs 22-4 in the first quarter.
Kimball (11-4 overall, 2-0 Valley Oak League) kept a wide lead over Oakdale (1-10, 0-2) for the rest of the game. Junior Noni Kuumba scored 15 for Kimball, and sophomore Alexis Clark added 14 points.
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After all the endless speeches, the overwrought rhetoric and the partisan sniping—funded by more than a billion dollars in campaign contributions that could have been more profitably deployed just about anywhere else—Decision 2012 is finally over.
The American electorate has spoken, and truthfully, no matter which way your politics are positioned, we can close this presidential campaign on a note of pride. Both President Obama and Gov. Romney delivered high-minded, heal-the-wounds speeches Tuesday night. Admittedly, that's a lot easier to do when you're up in the victory stand, but despite all the bitterness and mean-spirited mud-slinging of the past 18 months, both victor and vanquished acquitted themselves well in the end.
You only wish that those gracious, conciliatory, statesman-like personalities could have been on display during the campaign, not after it was all over.
That said, there was one element of this year's presidential election that is truly troubling, and that is the virtual absence of any discussion—much less support—for the interests of animal agriculture and the food processing industry.
Not one word in all the debates about food security. Not one second in all the campaigning about the farm bill. Not a single ad mentioning agricultural exports.
With an army of campaign staffers ready to pounce on any whiff of an opinion from either candidate about every divisive social issue out there, the urgency of how we best promote, support and advance the American food production system didn't apparently register on either party's radar.
That is cause for concern.
The challenges ahead
Despite the devastating drought that savaged the Midwest, any discussion about the federal response was nonexistent. Granted, Superstorm Sandy was a heckuva lot more dramatic—and devastating—but shouldn't the worst drought in a century have merited some attention?
The farm bill debate ground to a halt in the last days of this year's do-nothing Congress, and neither Obama nor Romney bothered to let us know whether they even cared one way or the other.
Ag exports are critical to sustaining the farm economy and to righting our national trade imbalance, but amidst all the talk of jobs, jobs, jobs, neither candidate so much as mentioned what we need to do to ensure a robust agricultural sector going forward.
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UM-Dearborn will host a week of programs and events dedicated to the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
January 13, 2009
DEARBORN / Jan. 13, 2009---To commemorate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., the University of Michigan-Dearborn will host a week of programs and events dedicated toward nonviolent social improvement, the development of positive communities and regional reconciliation.
The week will kick off with a Freedom March at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 15 beginning at the University Center circle drive. The march, presented by campuss Black Student Union and the National Society of Black Engineers, is a student-led initiative that will conclude with a gathering at the Social Sciences Building.
On Monday, Jan. 19, volunteers from campus and the surrounding community will spend the day helping others in honor of the 16th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Day, which commemorates the achievements of the late civil rights leader.
The campus is collaborating on the event with United Way for Southeastern Michigan, Henry Ford Community College and Madonna University.
Volunteers will be dispersed throughout the metropolitan Detroit area to support local community agencies. Among the activities, volunteers will assist Bridging Communities Inc. with elder home beautification initiatives in Southwest Detroit; work hand-in-hand constructing affordable housing with Habitat for Humanity; renovate abandoned homes with Motor City Blight Busters; and partner with Gleaners Community Food Bank to sort and pack food items to be delivered to local charities and shelters.
The community service event was established in 1994 by UM-Dearborn and United Way Community Services. Last year, volunteers visited sites around metropolitan Detroit, including nonprofit agencies, soup kitchens, senior centers and schools.
On Tuesday, Jan. 20, there will be a viewing session of the presidential inauguration from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Kochoff Hall.
On Thursday, Jan. 22, the Womens Resource Center at UM-Dearborn will present its third annual MLK Noon Day Observance Program from noon to 1 p.m. in Kochoff Hall. The event will commemorate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and include guest speaker Karen S. Williams, who has published numerous journals, magazines, newspapers and anthologies, including Tavis Smileys Keeping the Faith.
The week will conclude on Friday, Jan. 23 with Conversation on Race: Diversity in the Workplace from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Kochoff Hall.
For more information about MLK Day, visit http://www.umd.umich.edu/mlk/ or call the Student Activities Office at 313-593-5390.
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March 13, 2014, Thursday
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February 18, 2014, Tuesday
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December 19, 2013, Thursday
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November 8, 2013, Friday
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EPF was conceived as a response to calls by the European Commission and other EU institutions to have one pan-European patient body to address and be consulted on issues concerning the interests of patients in the European healthcare debate. It also addresses the fact that, in this debate , non-patient groups and consumer organisations are currently expressing views supposedly on behalf of European patients in general , but without prior consultation with patients. It is now time for patients in Europe to have a voice, which is truly representative of their views .
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- To provide a forum for patients' organisations to develop common positions on European health policy issues and to lobby on behalf of those organisations, giving them a central position in the provision of healthcare in Europe.
- To become the natural first point of reference for the European Commission and other European institutions when seeking the opinions of patients and/or when seeking to consult patient groups.
- To co - operate in the formation and execution of joint projects aimed at improving health outcomes and the quality of life of European patients.
Working principles
The European Patients Forum may engage in any activities to further the objectives detailed above. The Forum welcomes ALL pan - European patients' groups- both disease-specific as well as umbrella groups- working for patients and/or carers of people unable to represent themselves.
The Forum aims to be as transparent, democratic and inclusive as possible.
In furtherance of those aims, full membership of the European Patients Forum shall require the following criteria to be observed:
- Legitimacy: EPF member organisations should have statutes registered in one of the member states of the European Union. If the applicant organisation is not registered in an EU Member State, additional information needs to be provided demonstrating EU focus and activities.
- As regards representation : EPF member organisations should have members of their own in more than half of the member states of the European Union.
- Democracy : EPF member organisations should have governing bodies which are elected by their members, who shall be patients, their carers, or their elected representatives.
- Accountability and Consultation : Statements and opinions of EPF member organisations should reflect the views and opinions of their memberships and consultation procedures with those memberships should be put in place.
- Transparency : European patients' organisations should disclose their sources of funding and generally make available their audited financial accounts.
Contact details
European Patients' Forum
65, rue Belliard
B-1040 Brussels
Tel.: + 32-2-280 23 34
Fax: + 32-2-231 14 47
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.eu-patient.eu
Last Updated: mercredi 05 août 2009


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