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St Mary's Stadium (map it)
Britannia Rd
Southampton, England SO14 5FP
United Kingdom
Year Opened: 2001
Capacity: 32,689
There are no tickets available at this time.
Official Review by Stephan Hoogerwaard, Stadium Journey Special Correspondent
St Mary's Stadium has been the home of Southampton F.C. since 2001, and is situated close to the city centre of Southampton. With a capacity of 32,689, it is a UEFA 4-star rated stadium. It is the largest football stadium at the south coast of England.
The need for a new stadium became more and more apparent in the 1980s when the club was among the best sides in English football. At that time, Southampton F.C. played at The Dell, which only had a capacity of just 15,000 seats. Obviously, this was unworthy of Premier League standards. The city council offered the club the chance to build a new ground on the disused gas work site in the heart of the city, about one and a half miles from The Dell.
The move was cited as the club "returning home", because the club was formed by members of the nearby St. Mary's Church as the football team of St. Mary's Church Young Men's Association before becoming Southampton St. Mary's F.C., and eventually Southampton F.C. So, it�s no wonder that the stadium was named St Mary�s Stadium. This piece of history also explains why the club is nicknamed "The Saints".
The stadium, which cost �32 million to build, is a complete bowl, as all stands are equal in height. There are two large video screens at each end. The stadium has four stands, each named after neighbourhoods of Southampton in which the entrances themselves face. The eastern grandstand, named the Itchen Stand as it faces the River Itchen, is considered the main stand since it contains all the executive boxes, press area, a police room, and even four hospitality suites named after players considered to be the Saints' greatest: Bobby Stokes, Terry Paine, Mick Channon, and Matt Le Tissier. The stand across the pitch from the Itchen is called the Kingsland Stand, while the south goal rests in front of the Chapel Stand, and across the pitch is the Northam Stand.
32,363 fans were at the 28 April 2012 Saints match against Coventry City, the record attendance at St Mary's. If needed, the stadium was built to be able to expand to around 50,000 seats.
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Each area is rated from 0 to 5 stars with 5 being the best. The overall composite score is the "FANFARE Score".
There are not many pubs located nearby the St Mary's Stadium, so the choice for away fans is limited. There is the Waterfront Bar on William Street, which is in an area called Shamrock Quay. In the Ocean Village, you can find "The Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis" public house. This large establishment has an excellent choice of beers, friendly staff, and a convivial mix of both home and away fans. Also in the Ocean Village, you can find various restaurants for a pre-match meal. Most home fans end up in the city centre before the game, where there are plenty of pubs to choose from. Please remember though that if you do drink in the centre that the stadium is a twenty minute walk away. Otherwise, alcohol is served within the ground.
The sizable concourse behind the stands features a Ladbrokes, has TVs which show the game as it is played, and hosts a number of eating and drinking outlets. At these outlets, you can buy the regular burgers, hot dogs, and pies (such as steak kidney or chicken curry pie). You can also choose from a large variety of drinks like sodas, coffee, or beer. There are plenty of staff and the queues never seemed to get particularly long, which was a pleasant surprise. The food and drink prices are reasonable. There is also a "Pie & Pint" outlet that, as the name suggests, only serves beer and pies. Please note that it is not allowed to bring beer into the stands.
During our match against Leeds United, the atmosphere was great. The 3,200 travelling Leeds supporters sung for most of the match. These supporters were housed in half of the Northam Stand, while the other half of the stand was for Saints supporters. They were very vocal on this day, as well. Louis Armstong's version of the song "When the Saints Go Marching In" was heard several times. Nowadays, this song is the main anthem of football clubs like Southampton F.C., St Patrick's Athletic, and Australian Rules Football club St. Kilda.
St Mary's Stadium is located just east of Southampton's city centre in the docks area on the west bank of the River Itchen. It is less than 2 kilometres (15 minutes walking) from Southampton's High Street. Just to the north of St Mary's Stadium, there are 2 huge old gas tanks. This is not what you expect when you are visiting a football match. Although the stadium is great, the neighbourhood is not really pleasant.
Southampton fans are truly loyal fans. Though they travel to away matches in rather small numbers, the home matches are most of the time sold out. The local rivals are Brighton Hove & Albion and Portsmouth FC. The South Coast Derby against Portsmouth is really one to attend.
From the M3, take the A33 into Southampton. Continue on the A33 until you reach the junction with the A3024 (Northam Road) and turn left towards Northam. Then, turn right onto the B3038, and follow Britannia Road to the stadium. But there is hardly any parking available at the stadium. That is really a problem. You can park your car at the Marina Area. It costs �5 and is only a 10 minute walk to the stadium.
Southampton also offers a Park & Ride service off the M27 at Junction 8. The stadium is located around 3 kilometres from Southampton station (where there is also quite a large car park), which should take about 30 minutes to walk to the ground.
The tickets for Southampton games can be bought both online and by telephone. Tickets fall into three different pricing categories (A, B, and C). Tickets for category A games are the most expensive, with the cheapest ranging from �35.00 for a seat behind the goal or in the corners to �48.00 for a central seat at the main stand. Tickets for category C games are the cheapest and cost between �28.00 and �42.00.
In addition to the scheduled bus services, there are shuttle bus services in operation on match days from the Central Train Station and the Town Quay Ferry Terminal. A fee of �2.00 per journey has been introduced for the use of shuttle buses that bring supporters to St Mary's on all matchdays. The fare is payable on the inbound journey only and tickets must be shown in order to use the bus on the return leg. Make sure you hold on to your tickets, because anyone who doesn't produce a valid ticket will not get to ride the buses back.
If you want to enjoy the south coast of England in combination with a city trip to Southampton, and there is an opportunity to visit a home match of Southampton, then you must certainly do that. The view of the playing action and the facilities within the stands are excellent. Nothing compares to the atmosphere inside St Mary's Stadium while you watch a Premier League football match.
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A LAST gasp winner from super sub Ben Wharton secured victory for Warrington Town over local rivals Prescot Cables.
The victory keeps Warrington on course for a home play-off game a week on Tuesday if they can secure a result in the final league game away at Harrogate next Saturday.
Warrington got off to the best possible start with a debut goal for recent signing Shaun Tuck who cut into the box and rounded former Town shot stopper Richie Mottram to slot the ball home in the third minute.
With Town dominating the opening stages Scott Metcalfe saw a great volley tipped over the bar by Mottram on 15 minutes. As the game wore on the visitors came more into the game.
Town held on to a narrow 1-0 half-time lead but the visitors equalised on 54 minutes when Robert Doran smashed a free kick against the bar and then rifled home the rebound on 54 minutes.
Warrington then saw two headers from Carlos Meakin cleared off the line.
Manager Shaun Reid rang the changes bringing on Wharton for Bowen and Gahgan for Dawson.
The change paid off as Gahgan slipped the ball through for Wharton who fired the ball into the roof of the net to make it 2-1 on 78 minutes.
But within two minutes Prescot were back on level terms as Doran grabbed his second with a curling free kick.
With the clock ticking into extra time Warrington looked set for a draw but then up stepped Wharton who raced cleared of the defence and sent a curling shot over Mottram for a dramatic last gasp winner!
Town Ollerenshaw, Davies, Corrigan, Meakin, Thompson, Robinson (c), Dawson, (Gahgan) Roberts, Tuck (Ruane), Bowen (Wharton), Metcalfe. Subs: Mannix, Gahgan, Ruane, Wharton, McCarten.

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Armed Forces Day will be marked in Corsham with a celebration of the town's proud military connections.
A parade will pass through the town at noon on Saturday, June 29, with an inspection, speeches and salutes taken outside the town hall.
The celebrations will continue with a dog show, live entertainment, and a variety of stalls on the High Street, with chairs and picnic tables provided by the MoD.
The town centre will be closed to traffic throughout the event, and Wiltshire Council has waived all car parking charges for the day.
Corsham has a long association with the military.
The nearby MoD site hosts the specialist volunteers of the 81 Signal Squadron, and in 2010 the freedom of the town was granted to local representatives of the Army, Royal Navy and RAF.


text: LOD, Israel, Aug. 5, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AudioCodes (Nasdaq:AUDC), a leading provider of Voice over IP (VoIP) technologies and Voice Network products, today announced an expansion of its VMAS family of Mobile VoIP Solutions with the addition of its new Blackberry and Android clients. AudioCodes Mobile VoIP Solutions enable Service Providers to offer new value added services thereby increasing revenues while allowing end users to make low cost calls at significantly improved voice quality. With today's announcement, VMAS now offers carriers a complete solution covering all leading mobile operating systems such as Symbian, Windows Mobile, Apple iOS, Blackberry OS and Android, as well as its existing solutions for the PC and Web. The growing availability of high-speed mobile broadband, continual adoption of smartphones and emergence of flat rate mobile data pricing have bolstered the growth of mobile VoIP and made it an integral part of the future. Frost & Sullivan has even recently claimed that "Mobile VoIP has become a credible threat to the traditional voice revenues." (Impact Of Mobile VoIP On Next Generation Cellular Networks, July 2010) Going forward, Service Providers will need to differentiate themselves from mobile VoIP start-ups with innovative services and capabilities. "The growth of Mobile VoIP can be seen as a serious challenge to Service Providers, but VMAS offers the ability to ride this wave and actually increase revenues," stated Lior Aldema, Chief Operating Officer at AudioCodes. "We want to help traditional carriers evolve into cutting edge Mobile IP Providers and offer a comprehensive solution that is compatible with every major combination of smartphone and operating system." VMAS's complete solution offers significant advantages to both Service Providers and end users. For Service Providers, it is an opportunity to open new revenue streams, expand their existing Voice over Broadband offering to mobile handsets and reduce churn. By evolving into Mobile IP Providers they can increase their network with roaming users utilizing public WiFi networks and saving international termination costs. VMAS offers Service Providers flexible branding options, efficient distribution and is widely interoperable with leading SIP Softswitches and Gateways, easing network deployment. At the same time, VMAS allows end users to enjoy the benefits of High Definition voice quality (HD VoIP) with a simple and intuitive UI that comes complete with SMS capabilities, presence, and call log information. The mobile client utilizes the user's existing address book allowing for convenient use of their stored information with their phones standard interface.


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The Albukhary Foundation, founded by Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar Albukhary, is renowned for its charitable and humanitarian initiatives around the world. With a firm belief that education is an effective socio-economic leveller, it intends to build model educational institutions in every state of Malaysia.
Al-Irsyad is a leading educational institution in Singapore that has inspired its own brand of model schools in the region. Projected as the Future of Islamic education in an International journal, it offers the educational excellence of the renowned Singapore model.
The AiU-Irsyad International School is the common vision of both the Albukhary Foundation and Al-Irsyad Singapore to develop top calibre future leaders who will continue the legacy of serving humanity.
This free e-book introduces readers to a wide range of international schools and the curriculum they offer. An excerpt from the latest Schools of Malaysia Directory 4th Edition, this e-book features these topics:
The web portal Schools in Malaysia serves as a guide for Malaysian parents and the international community in their search for education options in Malaysia. These options include private schools, international schools, public schools, kindergartens and enrichment centres from primary, secondary to post-secondary levels.
School in Malaysia, a useful online resource, also provides information on the Malaysian education system, scholarship listings and details about Who's Who (prominent people) of the education industry.
SchoolMalaysia.com guides parents in their choice of the most suitable school and the right curriculum for their children aged 4 to 15. It contains information about:
In conjunction with its 70th anniversary, the Alice Smith School, a not-for-profit educational foundation is pleased to offer full academic scholarships to study in the Sixth Form at the Secondary Campus in Seri Kembangan, Equine Park. The underlying aim of the Alice Smith School Scholarship is to benefit bright post-SPM Malaysian students with limited financial means by providing them with up to two and a half years of Sixth Form fees.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Sri UCSI Secondary School recently signed a Sister School Agreement with Sano Nihon Daigaku Secondary School from Japan, making it the first in Malaysia along with schools in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia to engage with the prestigious Sano Nihon Daigaku Educational Group.
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Kuala Lumpur, 25 May 2016 – Sunway International School (SIS) celebrates the month of May winning 'Gold' in the Reader's Digest (RD) Trusted Brand Award 2016.
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SCHOLARSHIPS for 12 students who are keen to pursue an International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme at the St Joseph's Institution International School Malaysia (SJII Malaysia) are up for grabs.
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A SCIENCE and English fair, held by SK Convent Green Lane in Penang, drew 400 pupils and 100 teachers from 25 different schools nationwide.
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Kelly Preston recently revealed what makes her 17-year marriage to John Travolta work, and why they choose to live outside the bubble of Hollywood.
"We don't really live in L.A. We live in Florida. We've got our kids, do a lot of very normal things there. We ride golf carts, swim, rollerblade…We try to keep the family together as much as humanly possible."
Kelly also admits to her love for shopping:
"I love Target! I'm telling you, they have so many great things. Kirstie Alley's one of my best friends and we've gone in there and walked out with two shopping carts a piece. It's crazy. It's bad."
Read more about John Travolta and their kids Ella & Jett after the jump
Kelly said she supports John 100% and there are no jealousy issues surrounding his fame:
"There's no competition at all. I married one of the biggest movie stars in the world. To even think about that would be silly. I'm so proud of him. He's the greatest."
When asked what their 2 children, Jett, 16, and Ella, 8, think of their parents' fame, she said:
"They think it's normal. They've grown up on sets. They've traveled with us all over the world shooting different locations. They're very much used to it." [Kelly said that Ella has been hit with the acting bug] "Ella, Johnny and I just did a movie together that'll be out next year called Old Dogs. We shot with Robin Williams. Had the best time."
Does Kelly think exposing Ella to acting at such a young age is risky? The Jerry Maguire star replied:
"It's all about choices. About instilling values…We don't do drugs, I don't drink. Johnny doesn't really drink so she's not around a lot of that, so I don't think she'll be as tempted to fall into that…She's an amazing kid." When asked about the scrutiny her friend Tom Cruise has received since the couch-jumping incident on Oprah, the 45 year-old actress said: "To be honest, I felt sad that I live in a society where we can't show pure joy if you're excited. He's passionate, so he showed some unbridled emotion. Good for him. It was just spun out of control."
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Mayim Bailak spent her formative years in front of the world, starring in films such as Beaches, and her most recognizable role on Blossom. The 34-year-old actress took the road less traveled, and traded in acting for academia. After completing her PhD in neuroscience from UCLA, Bialik married Michael Stone, and the couple welcomed two sons, Miles, 4, and Frederick, 1. Bialik, who is a spokesperson for The Holistic Moms Network, sat down with Popeater to dish about child stardom, family values, and returning to acting after a long hiatus.
On growing up in the spotlight: "There is no formula for how to make any kid turn out OK. Whether they're in the industry or not. Obviously, it's more interesting when we're in the industry because people get access to our lives and details about us that they don't with the average kid down the street who's doing drugs."
On her family's values while growing up: "I knew Corey [Haim], we ran in the same circles and we did publicity stuff together. His parents were immigrants to Israel, and he was Jewish. I know a little bit about his family … I feel like it would be a disservice to his memory and to his family to say, you know, my grandparents worked in sweatshops and my parents lived in poverty and they were very strict with me. And they were, I mean that is the truth. But that's not why I turned out the way I did. Yes, I was raised in a traditional home. Yes, my dad believed I should take out the trash even if I was on 'The Tonight Show' that evening as well. But it's not that simple."
Her take on child-stardom: "When you deal with kids in the industry, we're either getting something that we need by being in front of people and getting that attention, or being in front of people and getting that attention is fulfilling to some need we didn't know we had. So I think when it gets to the degree of self-medicating that you see people do … that's really an issue of mental illness. I also speak from kind of a neuroscience perspective, because that was my training, but I think any time someone is driven to be that numb, it's a larger issue. It's not just that they were famous."
On her return to acting: "Because of a lot of things in the industry and what it looks like for women, or what it looks like for 'character actresses' or ethnic women — which I am — basically I've been taking what comes to me. And that's been auditioning for episodicals. Because I try to bank on the fact that I am sort of a character actress, I get sent out for things that have sort of an arc, where they need someone for more than one shot."
On choosing to be home with her children over academia and acting: "To be honest, the style of parenting that [my husband and I] fell in love with was not compatible with me working in academia — putting the kids in daycare or being away from them. That was a huge part of what drove our decision. We believe very strongly that the most important thing in our life is these two children that have been delivered to us by the miracle of birth. And really, we're trying to fit our life around that. It's not that I don't love acting. I do! I love being on the set, I love watching all the cameras and the lights. I love watching everything come together. I'm a really old-fashioned actor. I like to be on the set. But I really like to be with my kids."
The down-to-earth mama, who has an upcoming guest-star on The Big Bang Theory, has hopes for a permanent home on television, saying, "I am looking for a series. I mean, theoretically, that's where I could see my life going."


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Pennsylvania C-stores Create Buying Group
New initiative will allow stores purchasing at least $100,000 of candy, groceries and tobacco to receive uniform member discounts.
PITTSBURGH -- A number of small convenience chain owners, including Brian C. Weiss, owner of four convenience stores here, joined to form a cooperative for local convenience store owners to collectively negotiate lower prices for products, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
The owners were motivated by rising fuel costs, the report stated.
"Over the past five years, we've been noticing how things have been getting really, really pricey," Weiss told the paper. "Fuel charges that used to be a couple of dollars are now $9 or $10."
In addition, rising fuel costs are impacting the cost of other goods, he said. "Fuel drives everything," Weiss said. "Because the cost of fuel is so high, the price of everything goes up."
On a visit to wholesale retailer Sam's Club, Weiss' need for a co-op were confirmed when he saw a 24-count case of ready to drink iced tea selling for $11.
"I'm paying right now, from a vendor, around $14.95 for a case," he told the paper. "I'm going to end up buying it at Sam's Club."
As a result, Weiss created the Weiss Enterprises Retailers' Wholesale Co-operative Network. The co-op is available for owners who purchase at least $100,000 of candy, groceries, cigarettes and tobacco items annually. One benefit of membership is uniform discounts for members, and Weiss is hoping to reduce or eliminate fuel charges for members, he told the paper.
Currently, approximately 15 or 16 stores are ready to join the group, Weiss said. "We would like to see every small business within a hundred mile radius of Pittsburgh," as members, he said.
Long term goals for the co-op include negotiating discounts on health care and providing retirement investment plans, according to the group's Web site, www.weissenterprises-coop.com.


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DNR to step up boat patrol for weekend
BEMIDJI — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will step up patrol for impaired boaters Friday through Sunday, according to a press release from the DNR. "Operation Dry Water," a national weekend of boating while intoxicated education and enforcement, is directed toward reducing alcohol and drug-related accidents and fatalities.
Impaired boating is one of the leading factors for boating accidents and injuries in Minn. and across the nation. In 2012, alcohol was a factor in 33 percent of deadly boating accidents in the state.
Boaters caught operating under the influence will have their boat impounded. Additional penalties can include arrest, fines and loss of boating privileges.
Operating a boat with a blood alcohol level (BAC) .08 or higher is against the law.


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Property Location
With a stay at President Solitaire Hotel and Spa, you'll be centrally located in Bangkok, walking distance from Embassy of Pakistan and close to Bumrungrad Hospital. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Chuvit Garden and Terminal 21 Shopping Mall.
Make yourself at home in one of the 134 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 42-inch LCD televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club and an outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and limo/town car service. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).
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The Role of Law Schools in Promoting and Protecting Human Rights
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This important conference will bring together law professors, practitioners and funders from around the United States, Canada and Mexico, to share experiences and exchange models and information about the ways in which law schools impact the human rights field. The conference will provide a forum for discussion about the challenges and successes of law schools engaged in human rights work, and will highlight the diverse ways in which law schools integrate human rights work into their formal and informal initiatives. This conference will also launch an ongoing initiative to bring together each year those working on human rights in the law school context.
Sponsored by the Office of the Dean and the WCL Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
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What do holiday front doors say about you?
Does your door say you are festive?
Or classic?
Or fun?
Or full of joy?
No matter your personality or decorating style or front door decor....it should always say....
This front door is classic and elegant. The simplicity of a monochromatic color scheme is calm and comforting.
Create this look by adding silver balls and lanterns filled with candles.
Then order up a little extra snow on your Christmas topiaries for the perfect holiday entrance.
Here's a front door that is full of joy.
Simple sticks are decorated with ornaments and snowflakes and icicles and greenery.
Create your own joyful front door by adding lights to wreaths and sculptured topiaries.
And don't forget a reindeer mat at the front door for guests to wipe off their snowy feet.
For a more rustic front door....wrap brown paper packages tied up with strings.
Line the walk way with different sizes of black lanterns and candles.
Add lighted grapevine trees and an indoor/outdoor rug for color and warmth.
Finish off the entrance with garlands and wreaths strung with ornaments and festive cheer.
My front door is all decked out for the holidays with magnolia and fresh greens and cedar trees full of silver ornaments.
This door is not really classic or elegant or fancy.
But it is full of welcome and joy.
So if you happen to be in Tennessee and want to visit my holiday front door.....just turn right....drive by two cornfields and 27 cows and a snowy horse barn.
I'll save a cup of hot chocolate just for you!
Photo credit Photo 1: bhg, Photos 2-4: Pottery Barn, Photo 5: Folk Magazine
These doors are all gorgeous and so inventive!
WOW, that first door is amazing! So grand and elegant.
These are beauiful! I love them all, but the one with the branches really caught my eye. What a simple thing! Nicely done Karianne!
Thanks for the fabulous inspiration! And your door is just lovely. Who knew you lived in Tennessee!
:) Linda
I would love to make a trip to see your beautiful home and share a cup of hot chocolate! Merry Christmas!


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The property of Skylake Synagogue in North Miami Beach includes a small building in which its interior was renovated into a clothing boutique.
This boutique is called The Closet, a project the synagogue introduced in 2010 that's run by volunteers who receive gently used clothing for people in need. The charges for the clothes range from $1 to $15 but the only reason that they are made is that, according to the volunteers, people would feel more dignified if they know they're paying. All of the boutique's profits are donated to local Jewish organizations, including Jewish Community Services Kosher Food Bank in North Miami Beach and the synagogue's hardship fund.
The idea for this boutique came from Hindy Rosenberg, the synagogue's former rebbetzin, a few months after her house burned down in 2009. The community helped Rosenberg and her family in many ways during her time of need and one way was by collecting clothes.
"I was just overwhelmed by the amount of clothes that people from all sides of South Florida were collecting for us and I realized that people just like to give and they wanted to give so I felt that The Closet could be a perfect meeting spot and middle ground between those that want to give and those that have large families who for whatever reason clothing is expensive for them," Rosenberg said.
Rosenberg approached her two friends, the project's co-managers Dana Tangir and Karina Chocron, about it.
"They are such capable women and I knew that they could run it beautifully and I knew I didn't have the time to do it and they did," she said.


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Graham's Values and Culture are far more than slogans: they are carefully thought-through and deeply felt elements of an integrated group of ideas that also includes our Vision and Mission. These elements guide the entire company, from its senior-most leadership through all of our experienced managers and employees to brand new employees starting out at Graham.
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A midwife is due to face a misconduct hearing today accused of causing injury to a patient during labour.
Aaron Prince Narh worked on North Ward at Whipps Cross University Hospital in Leytonstone from November 2011 to June 2012.
In November 2011, Mr Narh is accused of delivering a baby incorrectly, by bringing the wrong shoulder out first and causing the mother to suffer a serious tear.
In 2012 he is alleged to have failed to review a heart monitor correctly.
It has also been alleged that Mr Narh increased a patient's medicine dosage every 15 minutes when it should have been once every half hour.
He is also accused of failing to correctly document medication which he increased wrongly.
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A GROUP of Fordingbridge friends are taking the country by storm and recycling to a new level with their UK tour of musical theatre – using old rubbish.
Sandleheath lads Russell Brooks, Sam McGowan, Jay Osborne and Jake Briggs, from Bournemouth, are better known as JuNk – a four-piece theatre production who are drumming, singing and dancing across the country on their four-month And Then There Were 4 tour.
Old tins, brushes, bits of steel and old barrels provide the material for the group's fast-paced show of music and comedy.
The friends met on the Performing Arts course at Brockenhurst College in 2005 and formed JuNk in 2009.
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WASHINGTON -- With a July 4 vote by the General Synod of the United Church of Christ, a common agreement on baptism by the U.S. Catholic Church and four Protestant church communities cleared its final hurdle.
The "Common Agreement on Mutual Recognition of Baptism," approved by the U.S. Catholic bishops last November, was ratified by the governing bodies of the Presbyterian Church (USA) in June 2009 and the Reformed Church in America and Christian Reformed Church in North America this June.
With the agreement, drawn up by Catholic and Reformed scholars during the seventh round of the Catholic-Reformed Dialogue in the USA, baptisms performed in any of the five churches will be recognized by the others, as long as flowing water and the proper formula of "Father, Son and Holy Spirit" is used and documented.
Calling baptism "the sacramental gateway into the Christian life," the agreement says baptism "is to be conferred only once, because those who are baptized are decisively incorporated into the body of Christ."
While other bishops' conferences around the world have entered into similar agreements with Protestant communities in their regions, the document is unprecedented for the U.S. Catholic Church.
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When the agreement was approved by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Nov. 16 in Baltimore by a 204-11 vote, Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory of Atlanta called it "a milestone on the ecumenical journey" and said it would "allow Catholic ministers to presume that baptisms performed in these communities are 'true baptism' as understood in Catholic doctrine and law."
"The presentation of a baptismal certificate by Reformed Christians who wish to come into full communion with the Catholic Church, or to marry a Catholic, assures Catholic ministers that the baptism performed by a Reformed minister involved the use of flowing water and the biblical invocation of God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit," added the archbishop, who chairs the USCCB Committee on Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs.
During debate on the agreement at the United Church of Christ General Synod in Tampa, Fla., Karen Georgia Thompson, minister of ecumenical and interfaith relations, called it "another place of new beginning in our ecumenical work."
The agreement drew the support of 92.8 percent of the delegates voting on it July 4, although some noted during the debate that local pastors and parents will still have the option of choosing words other than "Father, Son and Holy Spirit" to be used during baptism, according to a news report from the United Church of Christ.
Some expressed concern that the wording was not "inclusive language that welcomes all and includes all," the news report said.
The agreement on baptism concluded the seventh round of talks between the Catholic and Reformed churches, who have been in dialogue since 1965.
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False Flag Biological Attack Expected This Summer?
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Why are role-playing actors being hired to portray biological/chemical attacks at political events this summer? Could it foreshadow a false flag attack, or are they just standard training exercises?
The government often hires actors or role players to participate in training drills to make certain disaster scenarios seem more realistic for the trainees.
Companies like IIF Data Solutions are contracted by government agencies to supply "crisis actors" for mass casualty drills. IIF Data, who boasts a senior staff with "more than 250 years cumulative experience serving with DOD agencies," states on their website:
The utilization of moulaged Role Players significantly enhances the exercise training experience by more realistically simulating the conditions and challenges associated with disaster events.
IIF Data Solutions provides Role Player Support Services to Federal, State and Local authorities in support of their domestic exercise programs. Our management team has extensive experience working domestic exercises and has a proven track record of providing the absolute best Role Player Support Services available.
Besides providing role players for large annual drills like Vigilant Guard, they also work with more local training events. They are currently hiring actors for potential biological attacks at political events this summer. Below is a table outlining the scenarios and fake injuries needed for the drills:
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In February 2010, with a team from the Toybox Charity I visited Latin America, most of our time was spent in El Salvador where we visited various projects, which are working with street children. Toybox provides support, funding and friendship to help bring about a world with no street children.
There are numerous reasons why children end up on the streets. These include both 'push' factors, such as poverty or violence within the home, and 'pull' factors such as the lure of apparent freedom and friendship with other children on the streets.
Life on the streets has many specific problems for the children: drug addiction, sexual exploitation and abuse, work exploitation, involvement in criminal activities, and violence by other adults and rival gangs. Street work includes odd jobs, petty trading and services. There is a high risk of exploitation and abuse. Many children also make a living through illegal activities such as begging, selling drugs, petty theft, or being pulled into the sex trade.
A country of beauty and potential but filled with fear and violence. Yet hope is stirring in the form of a small network of people, striving to bring hope to street children and their families. This book shows the daily reality of the street children and families in El Salvador.
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Devonshire Park's head groundsman Roy Charman revealed preparation for Eastbourne's AEGON International tournament started last September.
Roy has to make sure the surface is in tip-top condition for some of tennis's biggest stars for the event which takes place between 16-23 June.
"We started preparing for this year's event last September. You have to as a lot of work goes on in the autumn including scarification, overseeding and top dressing,"
Roy believes the surface at Devonshire Park is "shorter and tighter" than Wimbledon and is the "best grass court in the world. I think the athletes enjoy playing on grass simply because they are less vulnerable to injury.
"Playing on cement and clay is hard on the knees and ankles. It is different with grass as there is a bit of give."
"The people of Eastbourne are proud of this event and it's well supported. It's the biggest ticketed event in town and brings a lot of money to Eastbourne's hotels and restaurants."
37,000 people watched at least one match at last year's event, a figure that Eastbourne Borough Council Events Development Manager Mike Marchant believes can be beaten.
"Tickets will be free on the first day for the first time this year. I think if people take up the option, we could potentially have 8,000 people in here if we had the capacity," said Mike.
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Counterintuitively, this data age has both granted information its wish to be free, and made the facts more difficult to obtain and ascertain. The crafting of narratives to convince people of certain propositions is as old as humanity, but now there are more people doing it faster and more profusely.
As much as the Content Economy ad-men (and -women, and -bots) want your eyes, the Narrative Gurus want your heart and soul. The Engineers of Reality strive to convince us what is right, what is wrong, what is healthy and unhealthy, and what is cool, fun, boring, or painful. They need you to buy in, and they exist in all varieties and have varying methods of attack.
In this battle, we are the infantry: your average internet user. The advent of user ratings and comments allows for the war to take place over every blog post and product listing in the world, provided it's online. The comments, of course, range from the inane to the insane, the trivial to the trenchant. And as users spam, troll, and flamebait, their mini-narratives begin to form a larger one.
From above, broadcasters build and propagate their own narratives. The political entertainment industry becomes the shaper of American thought, whether by furor, candor, or humor. As this situation progresses, people line up as footsoldiers of a particular narrative-creating general.
Sometimes, even those who are aware of the role of narrative-construction in our culture still have to choose to buy in to one or another narrative. There's not much middle ground between, say, believing that high-fructose corn syrup is benign or malignant. Further, some aspects of our lives require this buy-in as the price of admission. Religions, social clubs, political parties, and employers frequently require some buy-in.
Narrative not only drives the future of culture, it alters the past. A good narrative engineer doesn't just tell you how things are, he/she/it tells you how things used to be. There was a Golden Age, perhaps, or a Dark one. Events in the past are now malleable in the hands of those who make opinion.
Narrative Awareness
An increase can be seen, of course, in those who identify and decry the attempts made to reshape our past, present, and future. There is a lot of power in changing people's minds, and this power is sought by so many people with so many motives and allegiances. As our awareness of rhetoric increases, the power of the narrative decreases.
Each of us has a weapon in the fight against the abuse of narrative to alter reality. We all have social networks. As we discover the narratives being used to distort the world our loved ones live in, we can use our intimate, personal trust to defeat the bullhorns trying to confuse them.
The only reliable documents these days are primary sources. That may not last.


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Opportunity Knocks Seeks Nominations for 6th Annual Competition
ATLANTA, Dec. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Opportunity Knocks is now accepting nominations for its nationwide "Best Nonprofit to Work For" competition. The deadline for submissions is January 18, 2013.
Nominations should be submitted on the official form, which can be found at http://content.opportunityknocks.org/bestnp/. Criteria to be addressed in the nomination are factors which affect the workplace, such as work/life balance, employee benefits, a commitment to training and professional development, community impact, and the general working environment. In addition to completing the nomination form, applicants may submit a video, as well as the organization's social media contact information.
Competing organizations will be grouped into four categories based on the size of their operating budget. A winner and two runners-up will be chosen in each grouping. Results will be published in February 2013 and all nine organizations will receive special recognition on the Opportunity Knocks website and blog.
Past winners of the competition include: Wounded Warrior Project, PathWays PA, Inc.
Wounded Warrior Project, DonorsChoose.org, The School for Field Studies, Recovery Resource Council, Voices for Children, New Leaders for New Schools, Stanford University, Alzheimer's Association, and Orange County Chapter.
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About Opportunity Knocks: Opportunity Knocks is the leading nationwide, online job board, HR resource and career development website operated by a nonprofit, exclusively focused on the nonprofit community. For nonprofit professionals, www.OpportunityKnocks.org is the premier destination to find nonprofit jobs and access valuable resources for developing successful careers in the nonprofit community. For employers, www.OpportunityKnocks.org is the best way to find the most qualified nonprofit candidates, access the latest in training and learning solutions, as well as valuable information on recruitment, retention, and compensation.
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Over a quarter of a million screaming fans, speeds over 350km/h and taking part in one of the world's most iconic sporting events - Sunday will be a day to remember for James Davison.
The third generation racer will become the eighth Australian to compete in the Indianapolis 500 when he joins the field of 33 drivers chasing the greatest prize in American motorsport this weekend.
It's a dream come true for the 27-year-old from Melbourne, who is the cousin of V8 Supercars driver Will Davison and grandson of four time Australian Grand Prix champion Lex Davison.
After years of travelling all over the United States and competing in various championships, Davison was given the opportunity of a lifetime when he was offered the drive in KV Racing's fourth car for the legendary race.
"It's a lifelong childhood dream come true that I've had to work really hard to achieve," Davison said.
"Finally it's happened and so far it's been an incredible experience with the qualifying weekend and being a part of a number of the pre-race festivities and so on. I can't wait for the race."
Davison will start from 28th on the 33-car grid in Sunday's 500-mile epic, a long way off the lead but given the distance of the race and the treachery of oval racing anything is possible.
With a worldwide television audience and almost anyone who counts in motorsports looking on, Davison knows a good performance will go on to open plenty of doors.
Not that the competitive racer in him will let him be swayed by anything other than doing his job on the track.
"When you're in the racecar, in the heat of the moment, you certainly don't look at any of that kind of stuff," he said.
"It nearly doesn't exist because you're just so focused on your priorities which are getting the car around the track, racing competitively and not making mistakes."
A member of one of Australian motorsport's most distinguished families, Davison will honour other great name in Sunday's race with a tribute to Sir Jack Brabham on his car.
The triple Formula One world champion, who raced four times in the Indy 500, died aged 88 on the Gold Coast on Monday.
Davison will also carry a tribute to friend Roger Rodas, who died in the same crash which killed Hollywood actor Paul Walker last year.
He'll be one of three Australians on the starting line, with Will Power to start from third on the grid and 2012 pole position winner Ryan Briscoe to start from 30th position.
"It's gone well," Davison said.
"We've got the most out of our budget-restricted package and now it's all about the race."
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text: Research Rochester General Hospital Research Institute Research at Rochester General Hospital brings together expert, dedicated researchers to pursue vital clinical and translational work that impacts the health of human beings worldwide. We draw on alliances that support our pursuit of innovative solutions to human health problems and enjoy partnerships with world-class medical and scientific institutions including The Cleveland Clinic, Roswell Park Cancer Institute and Rochester Institute of Technology. Learn more about theRochester General Hospital Research Institute Center for Clinical Research & Clinical Trials At Rochester Regional Health, we help patients play a more hopeful, active role in their health care. Patients who participate in our safe, well-controlled clinical trials gain access to new treatments before they're widely available. Participants also help advance alternatives that bring hope to other patients. Our highly educated, caring, passionate staff counts on participants like you to help break new ground in the development of drugs and devices. By expanding our relationships with primary care physicians and other providers, we're bringing more alternatives to more patients throughout the community. With your help, we're transforming the way that health care is conceived and delivered. Learn more about the Center for Clinical Research at Rochester Regional Health Neurology Research and Clinical Trials The Neuroscience Department at Rochester Regional Health is dedicated to providing the highest level of care for its patients. Clinical trials are fundamental for the discovery of new treatments and for developing evidence based medicine, which is considered the best medical care. Participating in clinical trials allows us to offer the latest, cutting edge treatment to our patients and gives them the opportunity to contribute to the improvement of care for future patients. To pursue the goal of developing and providing the highest level of care, our research team is recruiting patients for the listed clinical multi-center trials. Learn more about Neurology research at Rochester Regional Health Office of Human Research Protection The Office of Human Research Protection provides a focus and guiding set of principles to assure patient safety, the provision of full and informed consent by participants, and guidelines for researchers as to the ethical conduct of research and the ensuing scientific publication. Learn more about the Office of Human Research Protection at Rochester Regional Health


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I have a beaver that was damming up a creak and flooding my property. I have terminated him and would like to skin him out but I have never done so. Are there any pictures I can look at for advise? How about the tail? Oncce he is skinned how do I clean and perserve it.
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I once watched a native in Alaska skin out a beaver with the end of a sharpened moose bone. He had it as clean as a wistle without a single nick and he was very fast. Those guys also kept the meat and roasted them. I tried it and it was great. Mark, take it to a taxidermist, you will just destroy it.
The first beaver that I shot was last fall. I had help skin it. Previous to this, I had only watched my dad skin a deer. I sent it to a taxidermist (minus the tail) and it was about $125.00 here in Texas. The second beaver I shot, I skinned my self. You need a sharp knife. I used an exact-o blade because that's all I had. Try not to cut into the abdominal wall. Start at the tail and work to the head. I just shot a racoon and have salted the hide but haven't started the tanning process yet.


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Strategic Behavior, Debt Neutrality, and Crowding Out
This article presents an overlapping generations model in which children seek to manipulate the size of the end-of-life bequest they receive from the parent. The author first uses numerical simulations to showthis intergenerational strategic behavior does not negate the debt neutrality assertions of Ricardian equivalence. Then, by introducing capital gains and inheritance taxes, the author shows the crowding out effect of government debt is notably smaller in models with strategic behavior; manipulation by children increases the importance of bequests, which forces parents to save (and bequeath) a larger portion of a debt-financed tax cut. In spite of the neutrality of debt under lump sum taxes, including intergenerational strategic behavior can significantly influence the outcome of government tax policies.
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You cannot get an annulment just because your marriage was very short. To get an annulment, you need to prove that your marriage is either "void" or "voidable". If you were not legally allowed to marry in the first place and the state will never approve such a marriage, it is called a "void" marriage. If you were not legally permitted to marry because of a particular problem, but the state will allow you to choose to remain married, you have a "voidable" marriage.
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One of you was already married to someone else. On the annulment complaint form, this is called "bigamy." But if the person asking for the annulment knew their spouse was already married before they married them, then they must request a divorce and not an annulment.
You have married a close relative or a close relative by marriage. On the annulment form, this is called "Incest, Consanguinity and Affinity." In Massachusetts you may not marry your grandparents, stepgrandparents, parents, stepparents, brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, children, or grandchildren. You also cannot marry your spouse's parents, grandparents, children, and grandchildren.
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One of the spouses was not old enough to get married. In Massachusetts, you need to be 18 years old to get married, unless you have the permission of your parents and the court.
There was fraud involved in getting married. The Massachusetts courts are very strict, and will only annul a marriage for a fraud that goes to the heart of the marriage itself. Historically, annulments for fraud were focused on sexual relations and the ability to have children. Courts have also been willing to find fraud where one person had purely ulterior motives for entering into the marriage. For example, one person may have thought they were marrying for love, but the other person was only marrying them for immigration reasons. Many deceptive or fraudulent acts, however, will not be grounds for an annulment. Additionally, if you knew or should have known of the fraudulent conduct, an annulment will not be granted.


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The days of Brindabella being championed as a line honours favourite for the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race are in her wake. But, when this year's 67th edition starts on Boxing Day, the 18-year-old 80-footer will still be the people's favourite in the spectator fleet.
However, ask its Sydney owner of two years, Jim Cooney – who has made his career developing wind farms – and Brindabella is sailing as fast and well as ever in a lifespan that includes a line honours win 1997 – and a still-standing 1999 race record for a conventionally ballasted boat.
Cooney rates the chances of bettering that record of 1 day 20 hours, 46 minutes and 33 seconds as slim – and reliant on having the perfect conditions like the ones that blessed the 1999 fleet when Nokia Volvo 60 virtually surfed southwards to victory in 1 day 19 hours 18 minutes and 2 seconds. But then he doesn't totally rule out the idea – or, as some may suggest, the dream. "It would be wonderful," Cooney said. "We would love to do better. It is a tall order. It is a goal for us to see if we can beat [it]. But we would need the same conditions, or better."
Then again, the prospect of one day owning Brindabella was also a dream and one he realised when he bought the Scott Jutson-designed yacht off the family of the late Andrew Short, who had purchased it from George Snow, the man who had built and sailed it into sailing history.
Brindabella, with a kevlar hull that still bears the same white aeroplane paint that Snow applied, is very much an icon of Sydney Harbour. The sight of multimillion-dollar super maxis like Wild Oats XI, Investec Loyal, Lahana and Wild Thing on the harbour starting line before the 628 nautical mile race constantly raises interest. But it is the sight of Brindabella that touches the hearts of many Sydneysiders – sailing aficionados or not.
It does not bear the livery of sponsors of her multimillion-dollar opponents. And like "Old Faithful", it returns year after year to compete in one of Sydney's great sporting traditions. Today Brindabella not only represents sailing history but the image of an underdog that never surrenders. "It's one of the those boats we have grown up with and my kids have grown up with as well. She was always the boat – the prettiest boat in the harbour," Cooney said. "She is beautifully proportioned, very well designed and [owning her was] one of those dreams we had for a long time."
Cooney first thought of buying Brindabella in 2004 but then he and his family lived in the United Kingdom. So, he waited until moving back to Australia in 2009. "We thought we might kick ourselves in five years if we don't do this . . . she might end up at the Whitsunday carrying backpackers, which would be wrong for a beautiful boat like Brindabella," Cooney says. "It was a great opportunity to own what will be a lasting piece of Australian sailing history." Cooney has no illusion that Brindabella might beat the likes of Wild Oats XI, which reportedly can clock over 30 knots. Brindabella, he says, can still challenge the super maxis in a start: "There is no doubt the start line is competitive whichever boat you are in. Last year, we were the first over the start line [on Boxing Day]. Making a good start of it is within the realm of every boat. Of course, it all happens after that – who can accelerate, who can maintain their speed. And we are realistic about where Brindabella sits. She is an IMS designed boat. She is built of kevlar, so she is heavier [in the way she was built, not in mass] than the carbon boats and built with a different set of design rules. So, she doesn't rate as well in IRC terms. But she still has 80 feet of waterline length. She can still get up and fly. Our goal when buying the boat was to restore her to her best and get her going as fast as ever. Our stretch target was to see if we could ever improve on that. The 100-footers are beyond her. But because of the construction and robustness of the build, that she is kevlar and a little more flexible than carbon boats, we can press her when others are saving their boat from breakage. We can think about pushing her when others think of easing off. There's an opportunity to do very well in the right conditions."
Cooney is immensely proud that Brindabella goes as well as she does. He has sailed her at 18-22 knots "for sustained periods" and says she can nudge over 25 knots. And now, he adds, crews on more technically advanced and heavily budgeted rivals are even taking note. Cooney, who has invested $500,000 into Brindabella's maintenance and upkeep over the past two years, says: "Some have commented that they feel she is closer to them than they have ever seen her. We haven't changed anything in the structure."
No surprise then that one person who has kept a close eye on Brindabella is the man who owned her in the first place – Snow. So much so, that Cooney says he may even take a cameo turn at the helm this summer.
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Andrelton Simmons has been on the disabled list since breaking his hand in July, but he was cleared Friday night to resume all baseball related activities by Dr. Gary Laurie in his road to rejoin the Atlanta Braves, braves.com reports.
"It was a big relief," Simmons said. "I've been getting stalled so much and I was ready to do stuff. I understand why they were trying to be careful. But me being me, I'm ready to go."
Laurie will examine Simmons again on Sunday, and if all goes well, he will be begin a rehab assignment on Tuesday. The destination of said rehab is not clear at the moment, but Simmons will go either Single-A Rome or Advanced-A Lynchburg. Both teams will be in their respective playoffs.Tags: Andrelton Simmons, Atlanta, Atlanta Braves, MLB


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It was a feeling Chris Donnelly '12 still can't quite put into words.
Like a virtual hug, perhaps?
As a St. Ambrose engineering major, Donnelly traveled to Ilheus, Brazil, in the summer of 2011, in the company of Christine Urish, PhD, a professor of occupational therapy, Jodi Prosise, PhD, an assistant professor of engineering, and fellow St. Ambrose engineering and OT students.
They took with them a compression vest Donnelly and others had developed through the Program for Assistive Technologies for the Underprivileged (PATU), a course of study taught by Prosise in collaboration with Urish and the engineering science program at Sweet Briar College near Lynchburg, Va.
The vest was meant for Max, a 15-year-old Brazilian with severe autism, and it was designed to address Max's constant desire to be hugged. "He absolutely craved hugs," Donnelly remembered. "He was kind of hyperactive unless he was being hugged."
Donnelly and his partners developed the vest without ever having met Max, and then traveled to Ilheus, a sister city to Davenport, to present the device. "We put the vest on Max and it was instantaneous," he said of the calming effect of the mechanical embrace.
That's when Donnelly felt his own internal hug. "You kind of felt something inside to see it work so well," he remembered. "I can't imagine what it was like for him to always be seeking out that hug, that touch. It was just kind of amazing."
Amazing stories like that have become the norm since Urish and Prosise created this Study Abroad partnership that represents a natural synergy between the Occupational Therapy and Engineering Departments at St. Ambrose.
Healthcare for the indigent is lacking in Ilheus and Itabuna, a pair of Quad Cities-sized communities located in northeastern Brazil.
Urish began trips there to provide occupational therapy assistance in 2005, and ultimately recognized a keen need in clients like Max for affordable adaptive assistance.
Enter Prosise, who was completing her doctoral thesis in biomedical engineering when she joined the St. Ambrose faculty in 2009.
"I went into biomedical engineering because I wanted to do stuff to help people," she said. "One of the draws for me coming to St. Ambrose was the strength of the health science programs."
As it happened, Urish was assigned as Prosise's faculty mentor. Prosise's interest in creating an engineering study abroad trip merged with Urish's interest in developing adaptive solutions for under-served Brazilians.
The partnership with Sweet Briar's engineering program already had been formed, and faculty at that women's college were eager to launch an engineering trip abroad that addressed medical needs as well.
The engineering-OT partnership works like this: Urish will travel to Brazil with OT students in even years. While there, she will identify adaptive needs that engineering students might be able to meet.
"I take pictures, I take video and I come back and share with Jodi," Urish said. "We talk about options, she turns them over to students, and they choose their projects."
This year, Chris Lorenzon, a senior engineering major from Bettendorf, Iowa, went to Brazil with Prosise. There, he delivered a third iteration of an eye-blink communication board designed to help Emanuelle, a 15-year-old girl with severe cerebral palsy, communicate basic needs to her parents and caregivers.
For Lorenzen, as for Donnelly, the reward is learning while creating something that solves a real human need. "The takeaway is that it is really nice to use knowledge to help people and make a positive change," he said.
The June trip also resulted in promising preliminary discussions about involving engineering students from the Universidad Estadual de Santa Cruz, who served as hosts to the SAU-Sweet Briar traveling contingent, in ongoing assistive technology projects in the region.
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Ms. McCord and her family relocated to Georgia in 2006 after nine years in New Jersey. Keryl is a native New Yorker with deep roots in both the North and South but 2006 marked her first time living in the region. A veteran arts management professional, and theater director, her career now spans decades, and thousands of miles as she has lived and worked on both coasts, with ten years in the Bay Area theater community, five years of which she was Managing Director of Oakland Ensemble Theater, a five hundred seat equity theater in downtown Oakland. She served as a board member for Theater Bay Area, the theater service organization for non-profit theater.
After a brief stint as Executive Director of the League of Chicago Theaters/League of Chicago Theaters Foundation, a trade association, and service organization for more than three hundred commercial and non-profit theater organizations, she moved to Washington, DC to become Director of Theater Programs for the National Endowment for the Arts.
After leaving the Endowment, Ms. McCord consulted with arts organizations such as Arts Midwest, and the Wisconsin State Arts Board, directing a leadership development program for senior arts managers, and conducting an organizational assessment for 11 arts organizations across the state of Wisconsin.
Finally in 1997 the call came to serve as Managing Director of Crossroads Theater Company, a LORT theater company in New Brunswick, New Jersey where the company transferred its first Broadway production, IT AIN'T NOTHING BUT THE BLUES, and the company received the Tony Award as Outstanding Regional Theater in 1999. IT AIN'T NOTHING BUT THE BLUES received four Tony nominations.
Ms McCord left Crossroads Theater in 1999 to work with the African Grove Institute for the Arts, (AGIA) founded by the late Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, August Wilson, and served as a founding board member. Ms. McCord served as Senior Vice President with AGIA for five years. A think tank and service organization, AGIA was born out of the historic National Black Theater Summit on Golden Pond, convened by Mr. Wilson in 1998 at Dartmouth College.
Prior to moving to Georgia, Ms. McCord was Director of Institutional Development for the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra with a responsibility to raise $6.5 million annually, and oversee a fundraising staff of five. Her life took an unexpected turn in 2006 as her husband came to Atlanta to head up a hospital network/service firm.


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BOTH Bridgwater Town Reserves and Middlezoy Rovers have said they can't wait for tonight's derby Somerset Senior Cup clash.
Somerset County League new boys Middlezoy have turned a few heads already this season, after picking up six wins from ten outings in Division Two West to leave them in third place.
Meanwhile, Bridgwater are mid-table in the Premier Division with three wins to their name from 12 matches.
Middlezoy manager Johnny Warren said he is very proud of the direction the club is moving in.
He added: "We are all looking forward to this derby clash, which I am sure will be the first of many.
"The players have been fantastic all season and this will give us the belief that we are a match for anyone at this level. It will be a tough game but we are confident of getting a result."
Town captain Kenzie Farnham, who used to play for Middlezoy, said: "We should have a strong team out and we have a lot of respect for them even though we know there's a lot of bragging rights on the match.
"I think they'll be a lot of people coming down and it should be a great game."
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