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This February, the Year 10 boys at Brighton Grammar School embarked upon a six month journey exploring what it means to be a man.
Last week the Tomorrow Man team had the privilege of running our Community Activation Program in Wagga Wagga NSW. Thanks to the generous funding contributions from Truly Deeply Brands Art for Heart fundraiser, Gotcha4Life and Riverina Bluebell
CBC Fremantle on the Tomorrow Man workshop and the incredible impact it has on boys who participate - featuring principal Tomorrow Man facilitator, Zac Prior.
RADIO host Gus Worland is continuing his push to reduce male suicide with a new podcast exploring what it means to be a man.
The curator of a popular Instagram page featuring naked Australian farmers is launching an underwear line in a bid to raise funds for mental health workshops and support services.
The Narromine Gorillas have started their season magnificently – undefeated in both in first and second grade after six rounds. However equally as impressive is the work they are doing off the field with their strong support of the 'Beat the Breakdown' charity alongside the Browning Family.
Teenage boys aren't always forthcoming when it comes to personal sharing. So this week, we're offering a video about listening to your son. Thought leader and expert facilitator Tom Harkin has had a lot of practice creating the right environment to encourage teenage boys to speak up. Try following his tips and you might just be surprised!
On Wednesday night, the East Fremantle Football Club teamed up with Ryder and Zac from Tomorrow's Architects (in partnership with the Kai Eardley Fund) to deliver a thoroughly engaging workshop to 47 Sharks players; a cross section of academy, colts, community and a senior player.
"It's always the most unlikely guy," Gus Worland muses. "It's the guy who's the life of the party, who people just thought 'he's flying in life'."
We're talking about male suicide.
Introducing eight australians who reveal what modern masculinity means, where it's headed and how it shapes the country we live in.
Meet the 'bloke whisperer' who wants Aussie men to 'man up' and open up
Man Up served up some of the most stirring television of the year.
"Bloke whisperer" Tom Harkin says Australian men need to challenge the stereotypes of masculinity and address the issues that lead to high rates of suicide.
Australia's "bloke whisperer" Tom Harkin has thrown down the challenge to Australian men to take a hard look at themselves and the "rules that say what guys should be"
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Leaf: Evergreen, single needles that lack woody pegs or suction cups. Needles are yellow-green to blue-green, 3/4 to 1 1/4 inch long, very fragrant. Needle tips are blunt or slightly rounded.
Flower: Monoecious; males oblong, red to yellow, near branch tips; females reddish, with long bracts, occurring near branch tips.
Fruit: Very distinctive, 3 to 4 inches long with rounded scales. Three-lobed bracts extend beyond the cone scales and resemble mouse posteriors. Maturing in August.
Twig: Slender and red-brown, with long, sharp, pointed, red-brown buds.
Bark: Smooth and gray on young stems, becoming thickened, red-brown with ridges and deep furrows.
Form: A pyramidal crown that is somewhat open and self-prunes poorly. Stems
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I remember a cartoon I was read years ago. In the first frame it depicted a desert scene with a large cactus in the forefront and on the arm of that cactus were two vultures — the larger one presumably was the parent while the much smaller one was the younger child. But intently stared off into the distance. Across that great expanse of endless sand dunes and off in the distance there was what appeared to be a small dot with a puff of dust rising above it. The second frame showed the same scene, only now the small dot was much closer, and it could be seen as a man desperately crawling across the scorching, barren death, obviously on the brink of death, but stubbornly refusing to give up hope as he clawed his way forward. Both vultures sat silently, just watching as the man drew closer and closer. The third frame showed the man now almost immediately in front of the cactus, looking up towards the vultures with a look of desperation as the younger vulture began to jump up and down, all but screaming, "Can we get him now?" and the larger vulture calmly patted him on the shoulder, "Patience, Son, patience." The fourth and final frame showed the man now crawling past and away from the vultures, a slight smile of hope and defiance as he seemingly escaped his inevitable fate. Now the younger vulture looked at his father with a look of malice and intent in his beady little eyes, and exclaimed, "Patience, my ass — let's just kill the bastard!"
the vultures are circling again and with each pass they draw just a bit
closer, and I am that man desperately crawling across that barren
desert. This time last year I was facing relatively certain imminent
execution despite my innocence and had already ordered my last meal and
been measured for the suit the state so generously bought for no other
reason but to kill me in.
the Florida Supreme Court granted a "temporary" stay of execution and
on February 9, only two days before my scheduled execution — I was
removed from the death watch housing area and placed back on the regular
wing housing death row at Florida State Prison, where I remain today.
the past year the state courts struggled with the question of whether
the January 2016 U.S. Supreme Court case of Hurst v Florida would
require all illegally imposed sentences of death to be thrown out. Until
that issue was resolved, my stay of execution would remain in effect.
As the months passed, numerous rulings gave us the hope that the Florida
Supreme Court would do the right thing and rise above the only too
common corruption of the Politics of Death.
the Florida Supreme Court issued its own decision in October, 2016, in
Hurst v State, in which the majority of the Court not only recognized
that consistent with what the U.S. Supreme Court plainly stated in Hurst
v Florida, the manner in which Florida imposed death sentences — all
death sentences since 1974 — was unconstitutional, but went a step
further to also add that the previously existing process violated even
greater protections afforded under the Florida constitution and that
such illegally imposed death sentences amounted to the unconstitutional
infliction of "cruel and unusual punishment," we thought for sure the
court would now throw out all these illegally imposed sentences of
reflected in my previous blog posts, after that October 2016 decision
in Hurst — and others that closely followed — it appeared that the
Florida Supreme Court was going to do the right thing and upon
recognizing that all death sentences were illegally imposed,
retroactively apply Hurst and effectively vacate all Florida death
sentences. It seemed that was the only logical conclusion.
on December 23, 2016, perhaps reflecting the malice in their hearts by
releasing these decisions just before Christmas, the Court issued its
decisions in Mark Asay v State of Florida and John Mosley v. State of
Florida in which any hope of having all death sentences vacated was
quickly dispelled.
Mosley, the Court concluded that there was no question that the U.S.
Supreme Court opinion in Hurst v Florida made it clear that they were
wrong when they previously decided that the 2002 case of Ring v Arizona
did not apply to Florida's cases. Of course, the FSC made no mention of
the fact that since they were wrong in the 2002 case of Leroy Bottosin
and Amos King, they had allowed 47 men (no women) to be put to death
based upon which is now recognized as their own clear error.
FSC then went on to recognize that since John Mosley was sentenced to
death after that 2002 USSC decision of Ring v Arizona, fundamental
fairness entitled him to relief from that illegally imposed death
sentence, and the Court ordered his death sentence vacated, and a new
is called "retroactive application" of new law, which allows more
recent substantial court rulings to be applied to older cases. Which
brings us to what the Court then did in the Mark Asay case. It must be
emphasized that in all the state and federal cases previously addressed
on the issue of retroactive application, no court has ever adopted a
"partial retroactive application" rule of law… until now.
the Mark Asay case, a marginal majority of the Court first recognized
that like John Mosley and all others, it was beyond dispute that Mark
Asay was illegally sentenced to death. But then the Court departed from
convention and decided that because Asay's sentence was originally
affirmed prior to 2002 (before Ring v Arizona), they would allow his
sentence to stand. To justify this decision, the Court said that
granting Asay (and all others whose death sentences were affirmed prior
to 2002) relief under Hurst would burden the courts and inconvenience
the state. It would be easier on the state to go ahead and kill them all
even if their death sentences were illegally imposed.
lawyers quickly filed a "Motion for Rehearing" in which they argued
that arbitrarily granting relief to post-2002 cases while denying it to
pre-2002 cases violated numerous constitutional provisions that govern
fundament fairness and prohibit arbitrary punishments. But this decision
had little to do with principles of law, or doing what was fair or
morally right (obviously, if someone was illegally sentenced to death,
they should not be put to death). Rather, once again it is about
politics — not administering justice down here in the Deep South.
Executions win elections, and the end justify the means even if it means
illegally executing people.
February 1, 2017 the Florida Supreme Court summarily denied an
reconsideration and lifted the previously granted stay of execution. Any
day now, Mark Asay will have his execution rescheduled, and I expect
that it won't be long before I again join him down there on death watch.
Although the Court has not issued a ruling in my case, as least as far
as this one issue is concerned, it's clear that the Court will soon rule
against me and life my own stay of execution. I do have other appeals
pending that focus on my consistently maintained innocence, but whether
the courts will address those innocence claims remains to be seen. And I
know without any doubt that the courts have allowed innocent people to
be put to death in the past, so I guess will soon enough see.
Sunday, February 19, 2017
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This is Andre.
Andre is the voice of The Walt Vault, having been a podcaster for quite some time. He is hilarious, knowledgable, and ready to kick this podcast into gear! Some of his Disney favorites include Spiderman, Spiderman, and (don't forget) Spiderman. He also likes all things Star Wars and, of course, Spiderman.
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This is Michelle.
Michelle is a Little Mermaid fiend who loves all things Disney! She's excited to start this podcast and re-watch all her favorite Disney Classics and ones she's never seen before, too! Michelle loves visiting the parks and is a boss at Disney trivia, so try to get a good fact past her! We bet she'll know all about it.
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This is Emily.
Emily is super excited to be a part of this podcast! Being a 90's baby, she's most interested in re-watching Disney Channel original movies and Disney Classics - ya know, the ones that everyone THOUGHT were good, but may have only been because we were young and didn't know any better. Her Disney favorites are Mulan, Hercules, and Tangled, but the MCU has a place in there too!
Instagram: @emily______
This is Luis.
Luis may or may not have gotten dragged into being a part of The Walt Vault. He was there when we came up with it and all - it was a small car and a long drive! However, after lots of planning and giving him the honor of introducing the name of each episode, he's pretty dang excited now! Expect some riveting commentary from this one. His Disney favorites include Brave and anything Marvel!
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Louisville, Kentucky Graphic Designer Khoa Ho (pronounced 'Kwa' 'Qua') has taken it upon himself to give fans of Pixar's "Toy Story" a different perspective on their favorite characters. He has kept the classic images the same but given them a more dramatic appearance at the same time.
I reached out to Khoa and here is what he had to say about the project:
I made these posters in my Graphic Design portfolio class at the University of Louisville (GO CARDS!). It was a project I gave myself for my love of the Toy Story franchise.
Toy Story has and always will be very important to me. What I wanted to achieve with these posters was to take these small toys and make them feel like larger than life superheroes because to me, they are.
I wanted to make them feel like the iconic and inspirational figures that they have become. To create a feeling of uplifting nostalgia. And most importantly, I wanted them to connect to the viewers who grew up with these characters and to those who continue to look to these characters for joy and hope.
Take a look at these images and tell us which one is your favorite down in the comments section below. Personally, I think the whole collection would look incredible on any fan's walls and I REALLY hope he releases a series like this for The Incredibles! To learn about Khoa and see even more of his work check out his BEHANCE, CARGOCOLLECTIVE,
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The grade 5s are studying the elements of a short story (or any narrative). The 4s will begin this soon also. We started by watching this short rap video on YouTube:
After watching the rap we made this anchor chart, there will be more anchor charts to follow on each element.
We discussed setting as being time and place and identified the settings of several well known stories and films such as The Wizard of Oz, The Hunger Games, and Cinderella. Then we looked more closely at plot development:
and created our own plot mountain using the Cinderella.
The students then made their own plot mountains using the book Teammates. We had some debate about whether the climax was when Jackie made the Dodgers team or when Pee Wee Reese walked over to Jackie and put his arm around him.
The grade 5 students are now beginning to plan for writing a narrative story. We are in the pre-writing stage of brainstorming and story mapping.


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Tags: " NASA innovation, 10 year budget, budget planning, complex problem solving, congressional campaign, Congressional go to guy on space., engineering, Henry Ford, HSF to Mars, Huntsville, industrialists, ITAR, launch vehicle controlled airspace, Mark Bray, NASA, NASAs '60s culture, private sector, rocket science, SLS, space as a campaign issue, space policy, spaceports, U.S. congress
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We welcomed back Mark Bray to the program to discuss the role of space policy in his congressional campaign. During the first segment of our 91 minute program, Mark explained why he was running for congress as an Independent candidate for the 5th District in Alabama. We quickly focused in on the role of space in his congressional race. In addition, is space a priority issue, how much of one, and in his district, how space aware are the voters. I asked Mark about aerospace engineers and other engineers in the U.S. Congress. I doubt you will be surprised the demographics Mark shared with us. I also asked Mark for his committee choices should he win and how easy it might be for him to get a seat on one of the science, technology & space committees. Mark talked about commercial space, the support for it in the Huntsville area, and public/private partnerships. The art of compromise was discussed & our guest noted the absence of it in congress. Mark explained the assets a engineer brings to the table in complex decision making and why that background is well suited for being in congress. Since Mark works on SLS in his engineering job, of course he got a few questions about it. I wanted to know if members of the public asked or commented to him one way or the other on SLS & its future. He said SLS comments, when he got them, were more general. Judy sent in a note about a video on his website, http://www.brayforcongress.com, which focused on the NASA culture of the 60s. Mark said he was focusing on the new, young NASA that could take on the near impossible and do things because it was not yet a tried and proven member of the government bureaucracy. Today, NASA is the bureaucracy and because of that, it operates differently. His comments were interesting, don't miss them. Bob asked Mark about the private sector creating jobs as opposed to the claims that the public sector creates the job. Again, don't miss his reply. Dr. Rowe asked a question about making astronaut medical data more freely available to researchers, wanting to know if Congress could make such data more readily available.
In the second segment, Mark said he wanted to establish himself as the go to guy on space issues for congress. Greg called in to talk about why space matters as a national issue. Tim from Huntsville was the last caller on the program. He brought up needed ITAR reform to which Mark said there were meaningful reforms on the table that he supports. He then brought up spaceports and launch restrictions, then I asked our guest to rank campaign priorities including the economy, healthcare, foreign policy, Ebola, ISIS, Russia, and space. Mark said the economy trumped all issues but listen to see where space is on this list.
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Legendary Bollywood actor Sridevi passes away in Dubai, she was 54
- Sridevi, known for her versatility as an actor, made her Bollywood debut in 1978 with "Solva Sawan".
- But it was only after five years with Jeetendra-starrer "Himmatwala" that she gained commercial success.
NEW DELHI: Veteran Bollywood actor and Padma Shri awardeeSridevi
, who had an illustrious career spanning over four decades, passed away. She was 54.
Sridevi, died late in the night reportedly due to cardiac arrest in Dubai, where she had gone along with her family to attend her nephew Mohit Marwah's wedding. Confirming the news, a source close to the family said, "Yes it's true. She was in Dubai while some of the other family members came back to India. We hear it's cardiac arrest."
While some of her family members returned from Dubai after the wedding, Sridevi, Boney and her younger daughter Khushi stayed back. Her elder daughter Janhvi did not accompany the family due to her shooting schedule.
A versatile actor, Sridevi made her Bollywood debut in 1978 with "Solva Sawan".
But it was only after five years with Jeetendra-starrer "Himmatwala" that she gained commercial success. Her beguiling eyes, scintillating screen presence and acting prowess soon made her one of the most sought-after artistes in the Hindi film industry.
While films like "Mawaali" (1983), "Tohfa" (1984), "Mr India" (1987) and "Chandni" (1989) kept her at the top in the box-office game, her outings like "Sadma" (1983), "ChaalBaaz" (1989), "Lamhe" (1991), and "Gumrah" (1993) earned her critical acclaim.
She went on a hiatus for 15 years after starring in home production -- "Judaai" -- co-starring her brother-in-law Anil Kapoor and Urmila Matondkar. It was director Gauri Shinde's "English Vinglish" in 2012 that marked Sridevi's comeback.
Her nuanced performance as a middle-class woman, learning to speak English to feel accepted by her family, won accolades, and the film was also a commercial success.
Last year, she was seen in revenge-drama -- "Mom" -- opposite Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Akshaye Khanna. She shot for a special appearance in superstar Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film -- "Zero" -- which releases in December.
But by the time she made her entry into Bollywood, the actor was a known face in South Indian films. She made her debut in Tamil films as a child artiste with "Thunaivan" in 1969. As an adult, she debuted in Tamil cinema in late 70s. She also worked in Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada films.
Besides Boney and Khushi, she is survived by older daughter Janhvi Kapoor, who is currently working towards making her entry into the Hindi cinema. Sridevi was step-mother to actor Arjun Kapoor and his sister Anshula, who Boney had from late first wife Mona.
Condolences started pouring in on social media as the news of the actor's death spread.
Priyanka Chopra: I have no words. Condolences to everyone who loved #Sridevi . A dark day . RIP
Ranveer Singh: Shocked and saddened to hear about the untimely demise of one of Hindi cinema's greatest superstars. I grew up on her movies. She will always be one of my favourite actors of all time. May her soul rest in peace. My deepest condolences to her family. RIP #Sridevi
Alia Bhatt: Nothing makes sense. I have no words.. just completely shocked. RIP Sri Devi. My icon forever. Love you.
Shraddha Kapoor: Shocked. Just can't believe it. Heartbroken beyond words can express. 1 of my favorites...1 of my inspirations while growing up... just can't believe it. RIP Sri Devi ji. Condolences to the whole family.
Varun Dhawan: An icon,legend and superstar actor who was a big inspiration for me. Really shocked with this news. She was always so nice and encouraging. RIP srideviji. Prayers
Anushka Sharma: I am shocked . I have no words. My condolences to the family , friends and fans of cinemas darling ... Sridevi ji .. #RIPSridevi
Hrithik Roshan: I loved her, admired her so much. My 1st ever acting shot was with Sri Devi, I was nervous in front of her n I remember her shaking her hands pretending 2b nervous cause of me just 2 boost my confidence. V had 2 laugh,n she kept laughing until I got it right. Will miss you mam
Sushant Singh Rajput: I'm shocked and heartbroken. I wish this was all a bad dream and that I wake up from it soon. RIP Sridevi ji❤
Shahid Kapoor: Want to sincerely thank you all for your wishes. But today is the day to remember Srideviji. To remember her for her brilliance and the magic she brought into our lives. All our love and wishes must be for her today. May she rest in peace.
Sidharth Malhotra: Really Shocked and disturbed to hear that Sridevi Ma'am is no more #RIP #Sridevi 🙏
Rajinikanth: I'm shocked and very disturbed. I've lost a dear friend and the industry has lost a true legend. My heart goes out to her family and friends. I feel the pain with them #RIPSridev ... you will be missed.
Kamal Haasan: Have witnessed Sridevi's life from an adolescent teenager to the magnificeint lady she became. Her stardom was well deserved. Many happy moments with her flash through my mind including the last time I met her. Sadma's lullaby haunts me now. We'll miss her
Rishi Kapoor: Woken up to this tragic news. Absolute shock. Sad. Heartfelt condolences to Boney and their two daughters!
Anupam Kher: SHOCKING. JOLTED. Am I having a horrible dream. Sridevi no more? This is SO SO SAD. AND SO SO NOT FAIR. One of the most brilliant, elegant and talented actresses ever. The queen of Indian cinema. And a friend. Worked with her in so many movies. So many amazing memories.....
Varun Dhawan: ❤ she started her acting career at the age of 4. Her legacy will live on superstar #Sridevi
Akshay Kumar: Shocked beyond words to hear about the sad and untimely demise of #Sridevi. A dream for many, had the good fortune of sharing screen space with her long ago and witnessed her continued grace over the years. Thoughts and prayers with the family. RIP
Tiger Shroff: Just can't believe somebody so powerful and pure to have passed. Rest in peace #Sridevi ji 🙏 so saddened to hear this, condolences to the family 😔🙏
Shreya Ghoshal: Woke up to the shocking news about #Sridevi ji. In complete disbelief! Gone too soon. Rest in Peace.
Shilpa Shetty Kundra: I'm in a state of shock, can't get over this heartbreaking news.Such a beautiful soul, may you rest in peace Sri ji . Will miss u terribly 😔#Sridevi
Asha Bhosle: Very sad to hear about Srideviji. We've had a long association. My deepest condolences to her family.
Rajkummar Rao: Can't believe it, my most fav actress #Sridevi ji is no more. It's a huge loss. Met her so many times in last couple of months and she was always so kind and gracious. You'll be missed ma'am. We all love you and very proud of you and your achievements.
Raveena Tandon: Woken up to Absolute Shock and Disbelief ! Tragic news ! Im at a loss of words,can't comprehend this at all! Why? Gone Too soon ,Sri , my heart goes out to Boneyji,jahnvi and Khushi at this moment. Condolences and Prayers . #sridevi
Mahira Khan: So grateful to have grown up and lived in the times of #sridevi . Thank you for the movies, thank you for the magic. You shall live on forever..
Aditi Rao Hydari: Shaken and shocked beyond words... RIP #Sridevi ji... she will truly shine forever... prayers and condolences to her family and fans...
Kumar Sanu: Shocked by the news! Condolences to the family. RIP #Sridevi ji! 🙏
Hansika Motwani: Shocked ! I can't even believe this ... this can't be true . Still in shock . This is the darkest day in Indian cinema . A legend , A true star , an act par excellence , any amount of words will fall flat to express the demise of #sridevi ji , gone too soon .
Ajay Devgn: Still can't believe it. She was truly iconic. Shocked. #Sridevi
Nawazuddin Siddiqui: It's a heart breaking news, can't even imagine in the worst of my dreams - World losses the best performer - Condolences to the Family. Rest in Peace #Sridevi Ji
Neeti Mohan: #Sridevi Ji Can't believe you have left us. Thoughts and prayers with you and your family 🙏🏼 Thank you for your magic at the movies. You taught us how it's done.
Kajal Aggarwal: Extremely sad and shocked to hear about the sudden demise of my most favourite actor and role model, #Sridevi Ma'am.. this must be so difficult, my heartfelt condolences to the family 😢 #RIPSridevi #gonetoosoon #heartbreaking
Mahesh Babu: Shocked & disturbed with the news of #Sridevi garu's demise. She truly was the epitome of everything amazing as an actor & a woman. My all time favourite actress.. Gone too soon. Strength to her family & loved ones. May her soul Rest in Peace.
Shruti Seth: RIP #Sridevi My love & condolences to her family. Finding it hard to articulate my shock and sadness. 😢😢😢
Rohan Mehra: Deeply saddened by the untimely demise of versatile actor #Sridevi Ma'am.. Her contribution to Hindi cinema is unparallel and will be remembered for generations to come. My condolences to her family and countless admirers.
Harshita Gaur: One of the most vibrant actress has gone leaving behind a legacy that will continue forever. Condolences to the family. RIP #Sridevi
Ashutosh Gowariker: Did not know that GODDESSES can be no more!! Just CANNOT believe it!! RIP #Sridevi ji ! My deepest condolences to Boney ji and family!!
Jackie Shroff: Deeply saddened and shocked to hear about the untimely demise of #Sridevi ji.. my condolences to the family. R.I.P
Vivek Oberoi: A legend, an enigma, a superstar whose brilliance dazzled us for decades, goes back to the heavens where she came from! RIP #Sridevi ji, you will live forever in our hearts..
Johny Lever: Had met #Sridevi ji last month at the Mumbai Police show, and like always she had a beautiful smile on her face and we spoke in our mother tongue Telugu...A great actress and a lovely person, she will be deeply missed. #RIP
Dulquer Salmaan: Heartbroken ! Last met her at MAMI and the Antilla party that followed. Stunning as ever, this is how I first met #Sridevi Ma'am 😞😞 #RIP
Bhumi Pednekar: RIP #sridevi ma'http://am.It truly is a dark day.Just can't believe it.Its end of an era.50 years of such splendid http://work.You inspired so many Ma'am.A big big http://loss.My condolences to the family
Vindu Dara Singh: Ask any person of our time who is their fav actress and you will get only one answer - SRIDEVI 🙏 An role model of all new actors! Decades of ruling the industry & one becomes a LEGEND! It's a tragedy to witness a SUPERSTAR LEGEND pass away! #RIPSridevi
Neil Nitin Mukesh: Omg. The saddest news I have heard I had the honour of meeting her and talking to her at length just recently #RIPSridevi ji you have been and will always be my favourite. @SrideviBKapoor @BoneyKapoor My Heartfelt condolences to the family.
Dia Mirza: Growing up in the 80's meant #Sridevi was a part of life... dancing to her songs "mere hathon mein nau nau choodiyan hain", "na jaane kahan se aayi hain" to "bijli girane mein hoon aayi" and so many more... her powerful performance in Sadma had an indelible impact on me. Her presence on screen and her powerful performances don't need a visual visit to remember...one can just see her. In all those films... Many years later when I met her I remember thinking how quiet and shy she was in person... how she transformed for the camera! Srideviji was a graceful, gentle and warm person. She had always had something nice to say whenever we met... I was lucky to have grown up watching her magic on screen and luckier to have met her... she is a legend.
Rakesh Roshan: Saddened & shocked #Sridevi God give strength to family for untimely demise. RIP
Divya Dutta: Its a huge loss!! The more I think of it, the more the disbelief! It's not sinking.#sridevi
Divya Khosla Kumar: She was n will always remain my favourite actress ... My heart pains with grief while I've spent the whole night crying .... Indian film Industry has today been left with a huge void n so has been my heart. RIP #Sridevi ji
Ameesha Patel: Shocked, disturbed and saddened to hear of #Sridevi ji's demise... Just can't believe it...R.I.P
Sivakarthikeyan: Rest in Peace #Sridevi Mam.. Mam u wil be remembered forever🙏
Arav: Rest in peace #Sridevi mam..Deepest condolences to her family..
Nagarjuna Akkineni: I have been trying all morning to gather myself to face the truth of dear #sridevi leaving us,trying to believe it's just a bad dream/memories of her just keep coming back and I don't know whether to smile or cry. We love you dear Sridevi 🙏#RIPSridevi
Asjad Nazir: Embrace your loved ones & if you have fallen out with someone who matters reach out to them. Life is short & the precious moments we have shouldn't be taken for granted or wasted. ❤ #ThoughtOfTheDay #Sridevi #sundaythoughts. #Sridevi was just four years old when she acted in her first film, so was marking 50 years as an actress this year. Here is the poster of her first film. What an amazing life she had. #RIPSridevi. When #Sridevi first entered #Bollywood no one wanted to work with her & they looked down on her for not being able to speak Hindi properly. She worked hard, learned a new language, rose up to become the biggest star & showed us all we should never give up in life ❤
Ravi Kishan: It's shocking it's shocking very sad very sad news #Sridevi no more ..I'm her biggest fan from #himmatwala to English vinglish n mom ..RIP
Arshad Warsi: This is too sudden & unexpected. #Sridevi no more, just sounds wrong. So young and so much more talent yet to be explored... RIP Sridevi...
Jaaved Jaaferi: Shocked and devastated. An amazing talent and my favourite performer passes on. A tremendous loss to the industry. "Bijli giraane main hoon aayi, kehte hain mujhko hawa Hawaii" RIP dear #Sridevi.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan: My condolences to @BoneyKapoor Ji and the Kapoor family. Deeply saddened to loose an icon like #Sridevi Ji.
Adnan Siddiqui: Life is so unpredictable, A lady with not just extreme talent but also a beautiful soul, Sri Devi Kapoor leaves us heavy hearted. So many memories attached while shooting "MOM" with her, just a couple days back I met her at Boney Kapoor's nephews wedding and who would have thought that it is the last time im seeing her. Im still in a state of shock and out of words to describe my feeling! May her soul rests in eternal peace hereafter.🙏
Imran Abbas: The "SADMA" of losing this ultimate superstar is heart wrenching .Her smile, beauty, acting, aura and those "NIGAAHAIN" will be missed forever.
Mawra Hocane: Mien khawabon ki shehzadi.. Mien hun har Dil has pe Chayee.. #Indeed #RIPSRIDEVI you'll always have our hearts, grateful to have met the legend that you'll always be..
Anusha: I just can't believe it's true... All my love & strength to the family. As gorgeous as an Angel & now amidst them. RIP #Sridevi 💔
Ronit Roy: I knew you as a wonderful soul , a kindered spirit and I deeply grieve your passing Sridevi Ma'am. R.I.P. My deepest condolences, thoughts and prayers with the family, especially Jhanvi and Khushi.
Rohit Roy: Been an hour since I recvd this terribly tragic and rather unbelievable news of #sridevi ji's passing... still holding my phone in some kind of hope tht the news is a hoax or a fake 😢 RIP
Nimrat Kaur: Absolutely devastated to hear about the passing of #Sridevi. What a dark black terrible moment in time. Gutted.
Tamannaah Bhatia: There's nothing more heartbreaking than losing someone you look up to tremendously. Sridevi was the magic that made us believe in the beauty of cinema. Still can't believe she's no more. Darkest day for cinema. RIP #Sridevi
Diana Penty: Can't believe this tragic news. I will always remember those beautiful eyes, that kind smile and gentle heart. We will miss you 💔 #Sridevi ji. Strength and peace to the family.
Saiyami Kher: Still in complete disbelief. So shocked 😔 #Sridevi Ji
Suchitra Krishnamoorthi: Im in shock. Havent been able to move since i heard the news of #Sridevi passing on. Theres a pit in my stomach. Shes been a part of India's collective consciousness for generations. Its like a part of all of us has died with her. RIP angel - go drop that bijli on the heavens now
AANAND L RAI: End of an era....Big vacuum....Legend gone....Sad day for Indian cinema. Still can't believe it. RIP #Sridevi ma'am. We will miss you. 🙏
Elli AvrRam: Icon❤ I'm still not able to believe and accept this... you left us too soon .... May your soul rest in peace... #SriDevi ...
Huma Qureshi: She made a whole generation of girls want to dance and wear pretty things .. She enacted the most glamorous and most complex characters with such ease.. She made me want to become an actor .. #Sridevi maam RIP 💙
Gurmeet Choudhary: A beauty a vibrant soul so active so successful!! Life is unpredictable, unjust. So shocking!! Still can't believe!! May god give her family strength to cope with this huge loss. A LEGEND IS GONE. Rip #sridevi ji 💔
Saqib Saleem: Too much of a shock to hear this. Unbelievable how life changes in the blink of a second. You were the life of the screen. And you will remain so forever. Stay happy, wherever you are. RIP #Sridevi ma'am.
Neha Kakkar: Life is so short to have Grudges, Hatred, Jealousy. Forget all the Negativity and Spread Love & Happiness coz eventually we're all gonna die! #SadTruth 😔 RIP Queen #Sridevi 😢
Parineeti Chopra: CANNOT believe it. How can this happen? I have had the honour to be around in the industry at the same time as you ma'am. You were a true heroine. An inspiration. RIP ❤ #sridevi
Krish: Just Can't believe the News... It is Shocking to all of us... It's a huge huge loss... My sincere condolences and Prayers to the family.. May u Rest in Peace #sridevi Ma'am.
Sonu Kakkar: Deeply saddened and heartbroken to know about the untimely demise of my most fav actress Sridevi.. What an actress she was...Oh my god !! Shocked like hell.. You will be terribly missed Sri ji 😢....RIP #Sridevi
Kamaal Khan: Certain memories will remain forever like the first time I met #Sridevi ji. Very sad day. My condolences to Boney sir & family #RIPSridevi
Evelyn Sharma: "The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God endures forever." (Isaiah 40:8) 🌻🌾#Sridevi We will remember you forever for your beautiful grace and amazing talent... Love and prayers 🙏♥ E
Simran Kaur Mundi: Shocked, saddened and heartbroken 😔😪 I seriously still can't believe it.. love you forever .. may you rest in peace #Sridevi 🙏
Celina Jaitly: A goodbye isn't painful unless you know you're never going to say hello again.Still in #shock over #Sridevi ji's tragic demise.The star now shines in divine light😢🙏🏼
Akriti Kakar: I can't even imagine what her daughters must be feeling .. I'm just a fan like millions of others .. and I can't stop searching for her pictures and songs and watching them constantly.. #sridevi #rip you'll always be loved
Sophie Choudry: Grew up watching her.. these images forever etched in my mind. She was my favourite actress & each time I met her, I fell more in love with her.Can't believe I have to use the past tense💔 Can still hear her voice, her laugh. This is how I want to remember her. #sridevi #legend
Baba Sehgal: Chandni ki mithai aur Chaalbaaz ki gravy, You left very young very early #Sridevi, You had the courage to say no to Hollywood, You gave your dedication & passion to Bollywood.. RIP🙏
Adnan Sami: Such moments are monumental reminders as to how fragile & unpredictable life & mortality can be. Thus we must make the most of our lives while we are blessed with opportunity & embrace life with happiness, gratefulness & forgiveness... Farewell dear #Sridevi ji.🙏💙
Asjad Nazir: In 1996 #ShahRukhKhan had become a global superstar, but agreed to do a cameo in #Sridevi film Army because he was a huge fan of hers. That sums up how the film fraternity feels about the actress. Just like the public, they are Sridevi fans too. #sridevideath #RIPSridevi
Shilpa Shinde: She feeds us, teaches us, loves us, spends time with us. When she leaves us, she lives on through us. Loss of a Mother can never be recompensed, Jahnvi and Khushi your loss has left all of us deeply saddened Rest In Peace Srideviji 😔
Shikhar Dhawan: Very saddened by the news of Srideviji passing away. My heartfelt condolences to the entire family.#RIPSridevi
Kriti Sanon: Shocked!! Life is so damn unpredictable!! She was too young to leave us.. Just cant believe it! Such a huge loss.. Condolences to the family and friends.. RIP #Srideviji
Jimmy Sheirgill: Shocked!! Life is so damn unpredictable!! She was too young to leave us.. Just cant believe it! Such a huge loss.. Condolences to the family and friends.. RIP #Srideviji
Gauahar Khan: Sad sad sad!!!! 💔💔💔💔💔💔 #srideviji an inspiration to So many.... Its sucha strange feeling... Prayers n strength to the family.
Huma Qureshi: Still can't get over the shock .. End of an era #Srideviji... A legend , an icon and India's brightest star.. She was always so encouraging and sweet .. My prayers and thoughts are with the family. RIP 🙏
Athiya Shetty: Shocked, disbelief. At a loss of words. Life is too unpredictable and strange. May your soul RIP. 🙏🏼 #Srideviji
Abbas Mustan: Shocking news! Heartfelt condolences to entire family.. RIP Srideviji 🙏🙏
Tusshar: This is the worst news ever, hoping it's just a bad dream!The greatest Indian actress ever, someone whose movies I grew up on! RIP Srideviji
Renuka Shahane: What terrible news to wake up to. Srideviji no more. Legend, icon, inspiration. Without a doubt one of the best actors India will ever have! Sad, sad, sad! May God bless her soul with eternal peace 🙏🙏
Ranganathan Madhavan: Shocked and deeply saddened by the tragic and sudden passing away of a Legend of Indian Cinema #Srideviji.Cant imagine what the family is going thru.Our industry will never be the same again.She was the kindest soul apart from being a Giant performer.The heavens are lucky. RIP
Urvashi Dholakia: Absolutely shocked and devastated to hear about #srideviji passing on ... can't fathom this news at all ! Am in shock !! #mymostfavourite #myidol #myoneandonly 😭😭
Mohit Chauhan: Shocked and saddened. #Srideviji... this is too soon. Can't believe a brilliant actor and human being has left us. A huge loss for Indian #cinema. #RIP Ma'am. Light up the skies.
Anand Tiwari: I am in a state of absolute shock. Srideviji was one of our finest gems. Its a huge loss to cinema. my deepest condolences to the family. shes been a huge reason y i fell in love with movies, n today I m just a devastated fan. #RIPSridevi
Badshah: So shocked to hear the news of srideviji passing away. Saw her 4 days ago at a wedding. Sitting in a corner looking ever so beautiful she greeted me with that smile she was known for. R.I.P. Srideviji. You'll always be our hawa hawai 🙏
Ranjit Bawa: Sad news #srideviji is no more. Shocked beyond belief. May her soul RIP. Condolences to her family. 😔😞
Adil hussain: It seems She was in a HURRY to leave us to Participate in the Greater Cosmic Script! I am capable to say Bye with a very heavy heart yet wished her every Success , Peace, Glory on the other side. Stay Blessed Dearest #Sridevi I am still as shocked as I was when I watched Sadma.
Sadhavi Khosla: My heart is again and again going out to Sri's daughters, Khushi and Jahnavi. The age where daughters need mother the most...Everyone else will move on but this void in daughters lives can't be filled...they will miss her every moment. #Sridevi . Why is that only after ppl leave we realize how deeply we loved them. I now realize how much I adored #Sridevi how much she was part of my growing up yrs. I used to imitate her during teenage, that iconic yellow Saree of Lamhe, white of chandni..part of my childhood gone with her
Pooja Hegde: Almost every director I've interacted wid always gives me 1 example of a great actress,some1 I must watch,study..someone I must try to emulate..n that's #Sridevi..Still tryin to wrap my head around this💔She will continue to live on through her legacy and through us #RIPSridevi
Hema Malini: A beautiful girl, a wonderful actress, a lovely human being - Sridevi -has so suddenly been snatched from our midst. What is most needed now is compassion for her 2 young girls deprived of their mother and for her grieving husband. This is not the time to analyze the reasons or belittle her passing away. Let us instead resolve to bestow on her the dignity of death & show her the respect she deserves. We owe it to her. The whole film industry is trying to come to terms with this tragedy. We have lost a wonderful member whose life has been dedicated to the entertainment field for so many decades. It is only right that we be allowed to grieve in peace.
Chetan Bhagat: She never seemed to age, and now she is suddenly gone. We grew up watching her, and she was still going strong. Can't believe she's not there anymore. God bless her soul. #sridevi
Preity Zinta: Heartbroken & shocked to hear that my all time favourite #Sridevi is no more. May god give peace to her soul & strength to the family #RIP
Vishal Dadlani: Heartbreaking. #Sridevi ji was a megastar in her own right. She put the early cracks in the glass ceiling, & paved the way for female megastars that came after her. Her re-invention & comeback has been brilliant too. We lost more than a star, today. We lost a pioneer.
Mandira Bedi: She has left a void in the industry that cannot be filled... Deeply saddened by the demise of #Sridevi ... My condolences and prayers to her family.
Riteish Deshmukh: Terrible terrible news.... Am shocked beyond words. SRIDEVI ji No More ... RIP
Sushmita Sen: I just heard Ma'am Sridevi passed away due to a massive cardiac arrest. I am in shock...cant stop crying...
Shekhar Kapur: SriDevi .. gone. It's like an era is over. Like life turning a new chapter. A beautiful story just ended. An amazing spirit just vanished leaving us with amazing love, memories, and incredible grief. #Sridevi
Anupam Kher: This is how I will always want to remember #Sridevi - Happening, Vibrant, Brilliant, Beautiful, Bestest and Unique.🙏🙏 #QueenOfIndianCinemaSridevi
Kajol: Shocked stunned. Still see her laughing talking. Unbelievable. Actor par excellence. A school in herself.. learnt so much from her. Still can't believe it . A huge loss. #Sridevi
Faisal Khan: Untimely demise of Sridevi Ma'am is a shock and a true loss of Indian cinema. May her soul Rest In Peace. You will always be remembered #srideviji
Raveena Tandon: Difficult to say goodbye to someone who was so larger than life itself.. you will always be missed my friend ... #Sridevi
Shamita Shetty: I'm in a state of shock ! Can't believe my favourite actress Sreedevi is more more !!R.I.P. 💔💔💔💔
Hema Malini: Sridevi's sudden passing away has left me in deep shock. Can't imagine how such a bubbly person, a wonderful actor, is no more.She has left a void in the industry that cannot be filled. Boney is a good friend & I've seen their daughters grow up. My prayers are with the family🙏
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10. Kevin Mirallas
Kevin Mirallas has proven himself to be vital to Everton's attack this season and an excellent addition to the previously weak collection of forwards Everton were in control of. Even though he's only scored once so far, he's managed to be the starting point for many of Everton's recent goals, whilst not breaking the bank at the same time. I feel he will start to show up more in the future as he begins to settle in more comfortably.
9. Steven Fletcher
Steven Fletcher hasn't been noticed by many but to the observant few he has made a significant impact to the Sunderland strike force. Scoring 6 goals so far and being the equal 5th top scorer along with Fellaini, Dzeko and Tevez he has contributed massively and is probably one of the only reasons Sunderland are out the relegation zone. The only downside is the cost which was a hefty £14 million for the 26 year old.
8. Arouna Koné
Although some may laugh at how close his name is to that of Joseph Kony (the child stealer) Koné has been at the forefront of Wigan's attacking power for the past few matches now. Being such a presence in the box, he takes his chances and although they don't always go in, when they do they are often the winning goal. With 4 goals and 2 assists so far he can be seen as a reliable opportunity maker for Wigan.
7. Eden Hazard
He has to be in here somewhere and I can think of no better place to put him than here at number seven, due purely to the fact that he cost a whopping 32 million and that he was expected to be such an outstanding player. He looks incredibly dangerous every time he's on the ball and has the ability to create fantastic chances and space within the team, which is evident from his 5 assists. He has also shown that he has an eye for goal racking up 3 so far. Still young, he can continue to have a big impact for many years to come.
6. Jussi Jaskaalainen
Of all the goalkeepers out there Jaskaalainen has to be one of the most outstanding so far. He's managed to keep West Ham in an extremely good set up to reach a nice mid-table finish, having 5 clean sheets in his 11 games as well as his total of 51 saves so far this season. As a free transfer from recently relegated Bolton, he could be or most certainly is one of the key components to West Ham's recent success.
5. Miguel Michu
In my opinion the top class Spanish striker hasn't seen all the recognition he deserves and has been a crucial signing to Swansea, who after Sinclair left, needed just this man to help them get the goals they need to win their matches at a cost of only 2 million. Claiming the fourth highest goals so far with seven goals and an assist to his name you can only foresee the impact he will make in the next few years.
4. Lukas Podolski
Podolski has been ludicrously good for Arsenal so far already scoring 4 goals and having 3 assists, no wonder it took him no time at all to settle in and the fans warmed to him almost immediately. At a cost of 11 million, the skill, speed and an immaculate left foot how can anyone deny that this has been one of the major signings this summer.
3. Dimitar Berbatov
Although some may accuse him of being a lazy player there is no question of a doubt that Berbatov has stepped up to the mark of replacing Dembele and Dempsey effortlessly. For only roughly 5 million, a silky touch and a knack for spotting runs, the Bulgarian has become they fans new favourite with 5 goals and 3 assists in 8 games. I say that I would certainly expect to see him make a large impact on the pitch in the future, so keep an eye out.
2. Santi Cazorla
This Spaniard has attracted attention from both the fans and the media with his impressive performances, and rightly so as he's versatile, being able to play as a winger or in the midfield and has also scored 4 goals which complimented that nicely with 3 assists. Every time he is seen with the ball he is regarded as potentially deadly with his magnificent combination of speed, creativity and nimbleness. Even if he is slightly expensive he more than makes up for it on the pitch.
1. Robin Van Persie
Was there any doubt when it came to who has claimed the top spot in this article? Robin Van Persie has made an enormous impact on Manchester United's attacking strength, bolstering it to unimaginable levels alongside the likes of Rooney, Welbeck and Hernandez. With 8 goals and 4 assists there is no question as to who has been the biggest signing this summer. Even if this is exactly what is expected of him, his pace and skill visible to all that watch him on the pitch and he is worth every pound of the 24 million paid.


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|The largest county in Ireland, Cork is famous for magnificent scenery along its jagged coastline. Cork City, Ireland's second-largest city, is a laid-back, relaxed place, where you can enjoy great music, theatre and visual arts. Food lovers can sample local specialties in some of Cork's excellent restaurants. A famous attraction in Cork is Blarney Castle, one of Ireland's oldest and most historic castles, and home to the infamous Blarney Stone. Legend has it that anyone who kisses the famous stone high up on the castle will be endowed with the "gift of persuasion and flattery." But be warned, to kiss the stone you will have to lie on your back, bend backwards and turn upside down. Cork is also famous for being the last stop of the Titanic before its fateful journey in 1912.
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Born in November? You're a Valentine's Day baby. Born in September? You're a Christmas baby. We all know the jokes about popular conception times. But, a new study suggests you can now also be a sports event baby. Apparently, seeing your favorite team win a major game can up your sex drive.
We know what you're thinking: Sometimes just looking at some of these athletes can kick our libido into gear (we're looking at you, Tom Brady). But, a new study from the British Medical Journal examined the 16% spike in births after a Spanish team's victory a few years ago. It all began with a major 2009 win for the Football Club Barcelona (Barça) against Chelsea FC. Nine months later, the media reported a 45% increase in local births. Interested in the increase, researchers analyzed the birth data from two key Catalonia hospitals from February 2010, or nine months after Andrés Iniesta's game-winning goal. They took this information and compared it to a control period of 60 months: January 2007 through December 2011. The result? Significantly more births in February 2010 than any other February in the control group. And, there was an 11% increase in births that March.
The researchers commented on the data, "We may infer that — at least among the target population — the heightened euphoria following a victory can cultivate hedonic sensations that result in intimate celebrations, of which unplanned births may be a consequence." In other words, exciting sports moments make for great baby-making feelings. Of course, there's a deeper reason for this. Apparently, humans really love the feeling of belonging. And, a sports victory can provide just that outlet. If you've walked into a sports bar on game day, you know there's nothing more unifying than cheering with 100 strangers when the Bears get a touchdown. Sex, too, offers that same feeling of belonging. Combine the two and you get, well, 16% more babies, apparently.
As The Atlantic notes, this study is impossible to replicate. Plus, it may all be a very strange coincidence. Might we suggest someone start preparing a similar study for the upcoming Super Bowl? (The Atlantic)


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The appropriate use of medicinal cannabis for patients, to provide better outcomes is imperative across our nation. Barbara became interested in the use of cannabis many years ago as her respected colleague became involved and opened medicinal dispensaries in Rhode Island. Very early there were conversations re: the state of Pennsylvania and the status of medicinal cannabis as the state moved closer to legalization. In the interim Barbara has pursued extensive research and networking to learn as much as possible and be prepared to work with clients in the future.
Barbara has extensive clinical experience including 6 years as a professor of nursing, teaching Medical/Surgical and Public Nursing. She holds a Masters Degree in Public Health Nursing. Her most recent experience has been as a Certified Wound Care Nurse working in the Corporate world. Barbara joined Universal Hospital Services in early 2010 as a Clinical Solutions Specialist working in the Northeast Division. During her tenure in the division Barbara worked to build relationships with UHS customers and provide them with excellent customer service, clinical knowledge and expertise. Barbara enjoyed success in the territory and received the Eagle Award in 2013. In May of 2013, Barbara moved to the position of Regional Clinical Care Manager. In this role, Barbara has worked to build a team of clinical experts, with a focus on talent, integrity and dedication. The team provided UHS customers and their patients with solutions that provide the best opportunity for optimum health. The team is guided by ethical practice operating with a "Servant's" Heart. In the past year and a half she has built a strong group of professionals who treat their customers with respect and share solutions that help them do the best for their patients. "Because I Said I Would" is the principal we have adopted with our customers and we have become the Trusted Advisors as we work closely with them. Prior Prior to coming to UHS, Barbara spent six years as an associate professor of nursing focusing on community and medical/surgical nursing. Barbara also spent twelve years at Glaxo SmithKline (GSK) where she worked as both the Occupational Health Nurse caring for the GSK employees, and as the Vaccine Nurse Educator. Barbara managed the Vaccine Information Program speaking nationally on immunology and GSK vaccine
products. Barbara attended Cornell University for her undergraduate work and received her Bachelors and Masters from LaSalle University in Philadelphia. She has additional certificate/board training in Occupational Health and Wound Care. She still resides in Philadelphia with her husband and family.
Rainey is both a Registered Respiratory Therapist and a Registered Nurse. With over 21 years of experience in healthcare, she has been extensively trained in Emergency Medicine/Trauma. While spending the greater part of her career within the Emergency Department, from time to time she diversified her settings creating an assorted skill set that is applicable to a wide range of situations and challenges.
Renée has held various leadership positions during her career including: Senior Respiratory Therapist, Nursing Administrator, Nursing Supervisor, Nurse Educator and Clinical Specialist for a major Pharmaceutical Firm. She owns The Maayan Experience LLC, Emergency Department Consulting Service and currently serves as its Principal Consultant.
She is an exceptional and engaging lecturer who has presented both domestically and internationally on topics relevant to both nursing and respiratory therapy.
Renée holds an MBA Degree from Centenary University, School of Professional Studies, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Thomas Edison State University as well as a degree in Respiratory Therapy from Essex County College.
Kenneth 'Ken' Wolski (born September 16, 1948) is an American activist from New Jersey and is the executive director of the Coalition for Medical Marijuana - New Jersey and a Registered Nurse. In 2012, Wolski ran for U.S. Senator from New Jersey as the nominee of the Green Party of New Jersey. Kicking off his campaign at the March 2012 convention, Wolski said, "I will campaign to end the influence of corporate money on elected officials, to end the destructive and ineffective War on Drugs, and to ensure free and universal health care for all Americans".He finished 4th of 11 candidates, receiving 15,801 votes (0.47%).
Wolski is an advocate of marijuana legalization. In November 2015, Wolski testified before a New Jersey Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in favor of legalization.
Wolski earned a B.A. in Philosophy at Rutgers University–New Brunswick in 1971. He also earned an AAS in nursing from Mercer County Community College in 1976 and MPA from Rutgers University–Newark in 1992.
Jahan Marcu, Ph.D., is currently the Chief Scientific Officer and Chief Auditor for Americans for Safe Access and the Patient Focused Certification (PFC) Program. He is also on the Board of Directors of the International Association for Cannabinoids as Medicine (IACM). He received his Ph.D. for significant contributions to the study of the structure and function of the CB1 receptor, and the role of the endocannabinoid system in bone. Before earning his Ph.D., Dr. Marcu worked at the California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute studying the anti-cancer properties of compounds from the cannabis plant (Published in the Journal of Molecular Cancer Therapeutics) and on analytical Cannabis research projects in Holland.
His work has been covered by Forbes, Vice, Nature, the Philadelphia Inquirer, CannabisNow, the sensible science blog at freedomisgreen.com, Freedom Leaf Magazine, Washington Post and many other media outlets. He is also an author of the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia Cannabis Monograph.
Dr. Marcu serves on multiple expert government, trade association committees, and scientific organizations including AHPA, ACS, AOCS, AOAC, ASA, IACM, IMCPC and others. Dr. Marcu was the first recipient of the Billy Martin research award from the International Cannabi
Comprehensive background in direct patient care and providing nursing education, including serving as a clinical adjunct professor. Experienced in teaching nursing students history taking, physical exams, diagnosis and management of acute and chronic illness. Recognized often by students as an extremely informative and inspiring teacher. Known as a patient-centric nurse with strong assessment skills, effectively diagnosing and managing multiple health issues of patients, with emphasis on self-healing by incorporating complementary and integrative therapies.
Barbara Albanese, MSN, RN, CCRN, CLNC is a registered nurse working within healthcare for over 32 years. Barbara obtained a Master's Degree in Nursing Education from University of Medicine of NJ in 2005 and is currently an alumnus of Rutgers University. She has maintained national certification in critical care nursing, (CCRN) since 1992.
Barbara has held various roles during her professional career in healthcare organizations including: staff nursing in various critical care units, education specialist for critical care, and in nursing management as both a Nurse Manager and Patient Care Director for Critical Care.
Currently, she works as an adjunct clinical faculty for a generic nursing program, in the role of an adjunct instructor for a university in which she teaches continuing education topics for healthcare providers, and as a per-diem Education Specialist for a Department of Education and Development within a hospital environment.
Barbara has always had heightened interest and unparalleled passion for risk management and the legal aspects of healthcare. In 2012, Barbara founded, Astute Medical Legal Nurse Consulting. She currently consults for both plaintiff and defense cases.
Barbara Albanese resides in Mount Olive, NJ and also has a home in The Woodlands, Texas.
Damaris has been a Nurse for 8 years with experience in acute care, rehabilitation, community health and long term care. She is a US Navy Veteran and served in the Global War on Terrorism in the military for almost 6 years. Damaris is a Certified Yoga Nurse helping building a global network of Modern Nightingales, Yoga Nurses, by helping those with chronic pain, stress & anxiety and relieving them with peace, health & wisdom. She practices Holistic modalities of Yoga Therapeutics, Meditation, Reflexology, Reiki, Aromatherapy, both in the clinical setting and private practice Health Connections Yoga LLC. Damaris has a passion for Holistic Nursing and is the member of the Tristate chapter of the American Holistic Nurses Association.
Kristen's professional experience includes working as a RN for 23 years in pediatrics, med-surg, telemetry, and intensive & coronary care areas; and she is currently a cardiac nurse practitioner. She has also worked as a collegiate adjunct professor and has been a nurse educator for her entire career. Kristen is currently triple certified with critical care clinical certifications, however, she has always focused her practice and education endeavors in the American Association of Critical Care Nurse's model of synergy. This theoretical model focuses not only as patients being biological, but psychological, social and spiritual entities. Her entrepreneurial lectures on various evidence based topics focus on patient holism inclusive of mind, body, spirituality, and overall well-being. Kristen has been published three times on evidence based improvement projects & was the lead writer for her unit's Beacon Award received four times from AACN. Kristen has spoken at the national level in May 2015 on targeted temperature management, and will also be speaking nationally at this year's AACN's National Teaching Institute in Houston Texas on analyzing laboratory data on infection.
Terrence has been in the field of Respiratory Therapy since 1992. He is currently the Education Coordinator of University Hospital ( formerly UMDNJ) in Newark New Jersey since June 2000. He is an expert in adult, pediatric, and neonatal critical care. He has extensive knowledge in speaking at conferences locally and nationally. He is the owner of two companies that offer continuing education to health care practioners ( A & T Respiratory Lectures LLC and ATECAM LLC). He has been practicing Ayurvedic medicine for many years and studies under Scott Gerson, M.D., Ph.D. (Ayu), M.Phil. (Ayu), F.I.I.M. He is currently in a Masters of Science program of the American College of Health Sciences of Portland Oregon and will completed with the program in 2017. He has extensive speaking knowledge on medical cannabis, nutrition and aromatherapy.
Maggie has been a RN for over 29 years with experience in acute care, rehabilitation, community health and long term care. She is board certified in Holistic Nursing. She practices Reiki, Therapeutic Touch and aroma therapy both in the clinical setting and private practice. Maggie has a passion for Holistic Nursing and is the founder and director of the Lehigh Valley chapter of the American Holistic Nurses Association. She is an active member of BWC and sings on the voice of praise choir.
Certified Hypnotherapist, Reiki Practitioner, Nutritionist and Fitness Professional. She is the owner of Results Wellness Center, LLC, and a member of the International Association of Counselors and Therapists and The National Guild of Hypnotists. Her unique approach to better health incorporates using your subconscious mind, through hypnotherapy, Reiki and other non-traditional methods to balance mind and body to work together. Jacqueline has developed the "LeClaire" method of hypnosis which is a combination of proven scientific techniques and her own professional experiences.
In 2011, Jacqueline suffered a stroke following the passing of her mother. She was trying to balance work, fitness and caring for her mother when the universe struck her down. Being partially paralyzed and having suffered brain damage as a results of tearing her carotid artery, a freak accident done while weight lifting she has miraculously recovered. By using the techniques she practices, her carotid artery which became occluded has since re-canonized. According to her doctor at NYU, this is extremely rare. Jacqueline is proof positive that your mind does have control over your body and the ability to heal itself.
Jacqueline is a volunteer at Pocono Medical Center in the Complementary Alternative Medicine Department and the Wellness Blogger for the Pocono Record. She has appeared on national television and numerous radio shows. Throughout her nearly two decades of experience teaching and coaching, she has helped thousands reach their highest personal goals in fitness and in life. By tapping into the power of your own mind your power truly is limitless.
Jill Howell ATR-BC, LPC is a board certified Art Therapist and a Licensed Professional Counselor for 7 years. She is the coordinator of the Complementary & Alternative Medicine Program at Pocono Medical Center and the Dale & Frances Hughes Cancer Center. Jill's specialty is Stress Management and she has lectured at various venues including the American Cancer Society and ESSA Bank. Her approach to stress management is enjoyable and creative. The tools are visualization, journaling, hobbies, and creative arts.
Kathleen B. Covalt, Ed.D. recently re-located to the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania with her husband and little family of 3 sheep and 3 chickens.
In 1983, Kathleen graduated from the University of Notre Dame, IN with a M.A. in Psychological Counseling. Also in the 1980's, Kathleen studied with Dolores Krieger, Ph.D., R.N. in the very first Therapeutic Touch course she taught to non-nursing students. Kathleen received her Doctoral Degree in Educational Psychology with a specialization in Transpersonal Psychology from Northern Illinois University in 1996. For the past 6 years, Kathleen ran her own emotional healing and spiritual guidance practice out of her home-office.
Kathleen has 30+ years of experience teaching education, psychology, and metaphysical courses at numerous universities and health centers. Her favorite lecture topics include: stress reduction techniques, guided imagery, intuitive development, multiple intelligences, study skills, and cultivating an expanded awareness.
Kathleen's current passion is sharing her new-found appreciation of the sentience and rich emotional lives of her sheep and chickens based on her years of daily, loving interaction with them. They have taught her that the ancient wisdom of the unity of all life and the existence of an all-pervading consciousness is very real and can be experienced in day to day life.
Donna Cetroni combines clinical, quality and holistic healing to her nursing career of over thirty years.
Donna is presently a quality coordinator in the Quality Resource Services Department of a community hospital in Ocean County, New Jersey. Her work helps improve quality outcomes and patient safety using a multidisciplinary team approach.
Donna embraces every opportunity to support others in their own healing journey in her private practice, The Healing Way, LLC, lecturing in the community and at Georgian Court University. Her wit and wisdom, extensive academic knowledge and broad professional experience promote a stimulating learning and healing environment.
She started her journey as a holistic nurse over three decades ago, completing a master's degree in Holistic Health Studies from Georgian Court College and earned board certification as an Advanced Holistic Nurse by the American Holistic Nurses Association. She is also a graduate of the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, affiliated with Columbia University, and most recently, a master's degree in Psychological Counseling at Monmouth University. Donna has a passion for helping people come to a place of empowerment, health, and joy. She feels blessed to travel this magnificent path with those she serves.
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