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Return to Eden - A River Restoration Project in Kent
Kent Wildlife Trust has launched a new project, 'Return to Eden', funded by Defra, which aims to improve the ecological condition of the River Eden and its surrounding habitats for the benefit of residents, visitors and wildlife.
The river is currently considered to be in 'poor ecological condition' and has been identified by the Water Framework Directive as a priority catchment. Pollutants, such as metaldehyde, phosphates and sediments are reducing water quality and the river's ability to support wildlife such as otters, water voles and birds.
The Trust will work closely with landowners and managers along a 17.3km stretch of the Eden - between Penshurst and Edenbridge - to identify ways to reduce pollutants and improve habitats.
Return to Eden Assistant Project Officer, Anna David, said: "The Eden is already designated a Local Wildlife Site and flows through some of Kent's prettiest and most historic landscapes and has great potential to be not only a healthy haven for wildlife, but a recreational hub for all to enjoy."
Grants and advice on a range of works are available including: the creation of buffer zones to reduce run-off from arable land; fencing to reduce poaching from cattle; improvements for aquatic vegetation and fish spawning; removal of obstructions to migratory fish, creation of otter habitats and holts; scrub clearing and wildflower seeding; wetland, pond and scrape creation and enhancement.
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If one spouse has a low primary insurance amount (or has not worked enough to claim Social Security benefits on their own earnings) and is the spouse with the longer life expectancy, it is likely advantageous for that spouse to claim spousal benefits at age 66, since spousal benefits do not accrue delayed retirement credits beyond full retirement age. Meanwhile, the spouse with the high primary insurance amount can delay retirement and accrue delayed retirement benefits in order to maximize the surviving spouse's eventual benefits. The exact analysis needs to take into account both spouses' income records, ages, life exp
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11:47am Wednesday 24th October 2012 in News By Karen Darley
A CHARITY fundraising event is hoping to go with a bang this year with a new twist.
Ryedale Special Families annual Enormous Lunch has been given a completely new look with a special 'Bangers and Mash' menu, linking together as many catering venues as possible.
The week-long event, which runs from November 26 to December 2, will see as many hotels, pubs, restaurants and cafes as possible throughout Ryedale offering their own version of 'Bangers and Mash' with a donation of £1 per meal being made to the charity.
Rob Davies, funding co-ordinator for Ryedale Special Families, said: "For the past three years we've benefited quite significantly from the Enormous Lunch idea, which was the fantastic brainchild of the sister of one of our trustees.
"This year we decided to do something a little different and Robert Wormall, of the Talbot Hotel, came up with this simple but brilliant concept."
Rob said that the ongoing services which the charity provids for more than 450 Ryedale families relied heavily on the generous support it received from local people.
"It's important to us that we ring the changes from time to time and also create something that is fun and that everyone can enjoy," he added.
"We've sounded out a few venues this week and already have seven who have offered to get involved so we're hugely optimistic that the idea will catch on."
Alice Naylor-Leyland, who is honorary patron of the charity, said: "It's a simple yet fun and different idea and if we can persuade lots of different venues to come on board then we should raise a significant sum."
In addition to The Talbot Hotel, other venues already on board with the Enormous Lunch idea include the Old Lodge Hotel and The Yard in Malton, the Cresswell Arms, Appleton-le-Street; the Moors Inn, Appleton-le-Moors and the Feathers Hotel in Helmsley.
Malton Relish has also agreed to incorporate the idea into one of their monthly supper evenings.
Ryedale Special Families is appealing to any hotel, restaurant, pub or café willing to get involved to phone Rob Davies on 01653 699000 or email him directly at email@example.com


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NEW YORK -- Neither rain nor sleet nor snow -- and Manhattan saw all three, thanks to a major winter storm -- was enough to stop New York Fashion Week from sashaying onward.
Despite a blizzard warning and the threat of more than a foot of snow by Saturday, runway shows and presentations at Lincoln Center, the site of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, went on without cancellations or significant delays.
Organizers prepared by having extra crews on hand to help with cleanup and increased heating to prevent snow buildup on top of the mammoth white tents where the shows are held. By noon Saturday, major arteries in the Big Apple were clear, leaving steep snow piles lining the curbs.
The snow, however, did create some snafus. Several journalists and buyers traveling from out of town arrived late or were no-shows. The New York Times reported that the Lacoste show Saturday morning was slow to fill up, likely due to sloppy commutes. At the Emerson runway show Sunday night, designer Jackie Fraser-Swan's family, traveling from Boston, was late. Public relations notable Kelly Cutrone of People's Revolution (and "America's Next Top Model" fame) asked the audience if it would be OK if the show was delayed until they arrived.
After the storm, the hashtag #nyfwdropout circulated for a while, as those who chose to stay home tweeted about what they were doing instead of attending Fashion Week. One of the biggest impacts the snow had was on street style. "How do you slosh through slushy snow in stilettos?" was the query of the week for many. Lots are still doing it -- carefully -- or swapping their snow boots for Stuart Weitzmans once they arrive. Others, such as designer Michael Kors, opted for Uggs or stylish wellies. Some have even found ways to make the snow trendy by dressing up snowmen outside the tents.
Despite the snow and ice outside, energy and fashions are running hot as Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week enters its sixth day of previewing looks for next fall and winter. It continues through Thursday.
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To show or not to show?: That is the question many designers have been asking these days. For some, the answer is to sit this season out. These designers include Chris Benz, Joy Cioci and Carlos Miele, among others. Their reasons are varied. Mr. Miele decided to showcase his fall/winter line in his native country of Brazil, while designers such as Peter Som are producing digital fashion shows that can be screened online. Others, such as cartwheel queen Betsey Johnson, decided at the last minute to present at the tents.
Flu fear invades Fashion Week: Severe snowfall isn't the only thing that's had organizers and guests worried. Widespread flu this winter has had some concerned Lincoln Center would turn into a hotbed for sickness instead of style. The solution? Bins of Bath & Body Works mini bottles of anti-bacterial hand sanitizers throughout the lobby next to signs that read "Spread love, not germs."
Going animals for fashion: Real animals have popped up on the runway -- and we don't mean in the form of fur coats. Tracy Reese, a favorite of first lady Michelle Obama, had a model walk the runway cradling a cat on a leash, a nod to the designer's partnership with Purina ONE to raise awareness of ways to enrich cats' lives through simple steps such as leash walking. Meanwhile, a model for Joanna Mastroianni toted a Pomeranian during the finale.
Fruit of the vine: The fashion industry has long embraced social media as a way to share practically instant trend updates. In addition to favorites Twitter and Instagram, the recently released Vine, an app that plays six-second video clips on a loop, is rapidly becoming the new way to report from the runway.
Lobby makeover: The large space where guests and media retreat in between shows received a much-needed redo. Although the former lobby was fine, offering magazines, a small cafe, charging stations for electronics and booths for sponsors to promote their products, it had grown predictable and pedestrian. The new layout maximizes the space with two tiers of activities, lounges and more.
Star gazing: It wouldn't be Fashion Week without the "Where's Waldo?" game of star spotting. Some celebs who've dotted the front row so far have included Martha Stewart, Chelsea Handler, Brooke Shields and Angela Bassett.
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The Sixth Doctor (Colin Baker) PLATINUM EDITION
Colin Baker (1984-1986)
Designed by Pat Godfrey
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Signed by: Pat Godfrey (Designer) Colin Baker (Actor) |
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In 1983 Doctor Who Producer John Nathan-Turner tasked BBC Costume Designer Pat Godfrey to design The Sixth Doctor's costume. His brief was simply to make it 'totally tasteless!' The rest, as they say, is history!
Reproduced directly from the original costume design, this is the first time that this remarkable image has ever been commercially released. It will not be made available again in this format.
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This 28 page lavishly illustrated publication also includes concept drawings, and museum quality images of the original costume and fabrics.
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"It's a brilliant reproduction of my original work!"
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"I just want to say how incredibly impressed I am with the Colin Baker costume artwork from your Doctor Who Prints range. I recall seeing an image of this print in a magazine many years ago and was fascinated by it. Seeing a copy of the print in the highest possible quality blew me away (as well as that previous image I had seen). The attention to detail in the book which accompanies this makes a fascinating read. I am extremely impressed by the amount of research and detail that has gone into this, as well as the commitment to high quality within the print itself such as the paper used and printing processes involved to maintain the lustre and richness of the colours.I know that I will never own the original design for this, one of the most colourful and flamboyant costumes of the entire show, but feel that I have the closet possible alternative.I knew John Nathan-Turner a little – definitely no where near as well as you did, yet I am sure that he would be proud of the range you have launched. Certainly the artwork for this costume, the Sylvester McCoy print and any other that you launch from John's era on the show will also be a testament to his creative input as well as those of the designers.Thank you for working to make this iconic piece of art available and I wish you every success with the range.I'm looking forward to seeing what will join Colin's costume on my wall!"
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"We have just purchased our Classic Doctor Who 6th Doctor Costume Design Print from the Collectable Art Company and are absolutely thrilled with it. The print itself is an extremely detailed A2 reproduction of the original costume design by Pat Godfrey way back in 1984. The colours are vibrant and the image crisp and has been tastefully signed by both the costume designer and Doctor number six, Colin Baker in pencil.The print also comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity and a booklet detailing the origins of this rather unique costume! Featuring an interview with Pat where she explains her thoughts on the creation of the costume and a witty and honest introduction from Colin. It is packed with good quality photos of the original costume plus photos from the time featuring Colin and producer John Nathan-Turner . There are some lovely quotes from JNT where he initially loved the costume idea to finally realising that it may have been a mistake. As collectors of original Doctor Who props and costumes ourselves (www.classicdoctorwhoprops.com), we would have hoped for more detailed information about the costume but for general Who fans the balance is perfect.
We were so impressed with the quality of this first costume print, that we immediately agreed to loan our original 7th Doctor costume for photographing for the second limited edition print - Sylvester McCoy's costume by Ken Trew".
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Chloe's shoot is on Purple Collar site. I hope you can see the pictures.
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I went to the annual Dixon Corgi Faire.I think this is the third time I have gone with Chloe. I have never seen so many Corgis! I entered Chloe is the Corgi Bowling contest, 3 plastic cups with treats underneath, the object of the game is to knock over cup and get treats. She got third place in her group. We will practice for next year. I did enjoy talking to other Corgi people. What was interesting is that the Corgis in grass area all decided to chase other non Corgi breed like a…
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Chloe chases the cat Kudos. I am so tired of it. She mounts the cat. Kudos the cat does not have front claws. The "leave it" command is sometimes helpful, but at times not. Does anyone have recommendations on how to deal with this?
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I read this and thought it would be an interesting project.
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What type of furniture is easier to get Corgi fur off from, leather or cloth?
Hi Liz, Thank you for your message, Vienna is doing ok, she still has a good appertite, mobility is ok, she prefers to stay home vs go for a walk. Pants more from prednisone, a little fluid in lungs, so barks with a raspy voice. She is handling this quite well, good upbeat spirit :)
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Science class is pretty fun. The things I have enjoyed learning about have been the Caterpillar, the time capsule, and using the computer. I like learning about the catipler. I have found out that a catpiler turns into butterfly. Right now, the catipler is in a crystleis. The crystleis hangs off the ceiling in Mr. B's classroom off the plant candleir. When the crystlis hatches it will be a butterfly.We drew the catpiler in it's crystlis.We could see it's wings. The time capsule in science class was fun, because we get to open them at the end of eighth grade. Some of the questions where what your height was, how old are you. Life skills is fun. I get to sew a pumpkin. for the harvest festival and then I get to take it home. Next time in life skills we are going to decorate the pumpkins. Teck Ed is awesome. I like learning about how to make a ping pong paddle.My ping pong paddle is square and big. Sammy Safety is cool because he teaches us about safety in the shop. Art is fantastic. I like carving the linolium. The linolium feels so cool. I like speckling. I am making a lemon.


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2002: Tied for second in the NESCAC with 10 tackles for loss … recorded 49 tackles, two sacks, two interceptions, broke up five passes and blocked a kick … gained 42 yards rushing on eight attempts … returned 16 kicks for a total of 240 yards including a 63 yard kick return against Colby … had eight tackles and two interceptions against Hamilton … played in all eight games for the Bobcats.
2001: Made 21 tackles and returned six kicks for 38 yards … played in all eight games.
Other Activities: Chess Club.
High School: Captain … All-League … also captain of the wrestling team … three-time wrestling team MVP … Division 2 South Sectional Champion at 160 pounds … All-League selection for wrestling … also captain of the baseball team … baseball team MVP … League MVP, All-League … member of National Honor Society, Chess Club … graduated in the top-15 percent of his class.


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It is certain that the number of those who reason well in difficult matters is much smaller then the number of those who reason badly ........ reasoning is like running & unlike carrying, hence one Arab steed will outrun a hundred jackasses.
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
If you think unions are in favor of illegal immigrants taking away American jobs, then think again. It is management looking for slave laborers who create the demand for illegal immigration. Management can pay them slave wages for working in the most difficult and dangerous conditions. " If you bitch, Amigo, a phone call to ICE will get you out of here and back on your way home before the sun rises tomorrow".
By the way, Bill, illegal aliens can not vote by law.
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I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
No too damn smart to do what is best for them. I don't see the fault in collective bargining for more money, better benifits and even protectionism if you can get it. I would love to be able to monopolize my business, but banker are unorganizable. Must be that smart thing I meantioned.
If I could get us bankers all to agree instead of undermining the pricing of each other, just think how good we would have it. Competition is good for the buyer, but not too good for the seller. I've never had a buyer tell me that they wanted to pay a little more so that I could make a little money.
Federal jobs are unionized because union workers stood together and voted in politians that would pass the legislation need to assure they got those jobs. Kind of like Exxon using it influence to get what they want out of politians.
If the benefits and working conditions are poor, they must not have the leverage they need to get them. Too many unorganized people accepting less.
Voting block the bigger the block of votes the more influence they have.
Now if you don't agree with this strategy, why do you let every major corporation use their power and influence to get what they want out of government?
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You made this post a couple of days ago - I asked you to back it up with something more substantial than rhetoric. But you haven't responded. What does that tell the participants on this forum?
but I'll give the folks a little meat -
In summation: Employees Wages Total Compensation
2005 123,389 $4,916,336,560 $7,501,696,096
2009 141,787 $6,472,270,161 $9,885,181,805
So on a 14.91% increase in employment (mostly unneeded) the state has a 31,65% increase in salaries & a 31.77% increase in bennies. Average salary in 2005 $39,844 or $19.08 per contractual hour, in 2009 $45,648 or $21.86 per contractual hour, again a 14.56% increase.
So in a downturn, our illustrious election stealing governor has managed to increase government employment 14.91% while increasing average salaries 14.56%, a multiplier of 31.64% or 7.1%/year. Any of you lefties wonder why those of us who are fiscally responsible get a little fed up with your inability to cope with reality????????????????
You can bounce around the departments to see just how far down the pecking order you have to go to hit reality .
I'll talk about the benefits of govenment retirement in a future post .
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It is certain that the number of those who reason well in difficult matters is much smaller then the number of those who reason badly ........ reasoning is like running & unlike carrying, hence one Arab steed will outrun a hundred jackasses.
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"I felt like, how could I not go with that groundswell of support?" she said.
She hit the road at 8 a.m. Saturday. She picked up a friend in Chicago and cruised to another friend's home in Flanders, N.J., where she "walked into this pie-baking mania." More than 60 volunteers were peeling apples and making dough throughout the neighborhood. One family made 60 in a single day.
"They were making pies for Newtown because of this one Facebook comment," she said. "That was a powerful thing."
After several days of intense baking, she posted on her The World Needs More Pie website at 8:45 a.m. that the pies were done and en route: "We're on our way to Newtown, Connecticut, now to hand out slices of pie, gift pies to funeral receptions and grieving families, and later in the week bake more pies with residents of the community."
They went straight to the Newtown Youth Academy where therapy dogs helped children cope with the horror at their school. Parents were there too. One mother said she realized she hadn't eaten since before the tragedy. She was glad to eat apple pie.
Another father explained his two sons knew one of the slain children.
"He was talking about how he was talking with his children about the grief, and they seemed to have had a very open conversation about it," Howard said. "That was very encouraging to hear."
"It's a pretty positive energy over there, I have to say. There's grief, but there's also an amazing spirit here. It comes through very loud and clear," she added.
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BACILE ANTHONY J. Age 89. October 8, 2012. Beloved husband of Caroline. Loving father of Denise (David) Smith, Michael (Lynn) and Adam (Jan) Bacile, five grandchildren. two great-grandchildren. Memorial Visitation 9:00-11:00 a.m. Thursday. Memorial Service 11:00 a.m. Thursday at Weise Funeral Home, 7210 Park, Allen Park (313-382-1150). Sign online guestbook at www.weisefuneralhome.com.
BOCHENEK JOSEPHINE Age 91, October 8, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Adrian. Dear mother of Lori Varlesi, Larry (Mary Jane) and the late Linda Augustine. Mother-in-law of Robert Augustine. Grandmother of Jason (Shannon), Jennifer, Amanda, Mike, Joseph and Nicholas. Visitation Wednesday 2-8 p.m. with a 7 p.m. Rosary at the John N. Santeiu & Son Funeral Home, 1139 N. Inkster Rd., Garden City (Between Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill). In state Thursday 11 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Mass at Church of the Divine Child, 1055 N. Silvery Lane at Wilson in Dearborn. www.santeiufuneralhome.com
BROWN DOLLY DUNITZ Beloved wife of 61 years of the late Bernard B. Brown. Cherished mother of Connie (Tom) Glaser, Richard Brown and the late Barbara Berlin. Mother-in-law of Dr. Alan Berlin. Loving grandma Dolly of Amy Berlin, Jeffrey Berlin, Andrew Berlin, Russell Glaser and Max Glaser. Proud great grandmother of Ethan Moscot. Devoted daughter of the late Max and the late Ethel Dunitz. Dear sister of the late Shirley L. Dunitz, the late Daniel B. Dunitz and the late Saul G. Dunitz. SERVICES 3:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IN THE DAVIDSON/HERMELIN CHAPEL AT CLOVER HILL PARK CEMETERY. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL. 248-569-0020. www.irakaufman.com.
FRANK CLARENCE N. "RED" October 7, 2012 Age 91. Proud veteran of the United States Navy. Graduate of the University of Detroit and board member of Delta Sigma Pi fraternity. Founding member of the Nomads. Retired from General Motors after 40 years. Beloved husband of the late Stefanie. Brother of Dolores Anders (Stanley), Andrew (Leona), Shirley Brinkman (the late Robert), the late Alvina Scarzo (the late Antonio) and the late Cornelius (Jean). Godfather of Gabriella Weston. Also survived by his loving friend of many years, Beba Tawfik (Bertram Weston). Family will receive friends at A.J. Desmond & Sons (Vasu, Rodgers & Connell Chapel), 32515 Woodward (between 13-14 Mile), Thursday 3-8p.m. Memorial service Friday 11a.m. at St. Patrick Episcopal Church, 1434 E. Thirteen Mile Rd., Madison Heights, 48071. Memorial tributes to the church. View obituary and share memories at www.DesmondFuneralHome.com
GEISLER EDWARD age 85 of Livonia. Cherished husband of Mary Ann. Loving father of Jan (Paul) Thomas, Eric (Jennifer), Gerianne (Noel) Sawada, Judy (Greg) Zeppa and Edward (Miranda). Proud grandpa of 10. Dearest brother of Mary Elizabeth Fisher. Also survived by many other loving family and friends. Visitation will be held at Fred Wood Funeral Home-Rice Chapel, 36100 5 Mile Rd. (E. of Levan) Thursday 2-9 pm with 7pm Rosary. Funeral Friday at St. Edith Catholic Church, 15089 Newburgh Rd. Livonia. In-State 10am, Mass 10:30am. Please visit online guestbook fredwoodfuneralhome.com
GLABACH FRANK C. Age 96 of Southfield passed away Friday, October 5, 2012. Beloved husband of the late Ruth. Loving father of Dale Glabach and G. Frank (Cynthia) Glabach. Dear brother of Robert Glabach. Proud grandfather of Jason, Ryan, Kacey, Amber, Alexis, Alisa, and Ace. In addition to being a former judge, for over 40 years Mr. Glabach was a well-regarded attorney, the minister of Divine Science Church of Practical Christianity in Birmingham, the owner of the now closed "Glabach's" modern art store in Berkley (one of Aretha Franklin's favorite shops), an avid tennis player, and a songwriter par excellence. In the early 1950s, he won the "Songs for Sale" competition. At his appearance on this national TV show, Frank shook hands and chatted with its legendary host, Steve Allen (who created the concept of "talk show" by later becoming the first MC of "The Tonight Show"). Then continuing the show, Frank's award-winning song "Mandolins Played in My Heart" was sung by early Capital Records recording star Margaret Whiting before a full orchestra with mandolins. The family will receive friends Thursday 2-8 pm at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 12 Mile Rd., Berkley (2 Blks. W. of Woodward). Funeral service will be Friday 1:00 pm at the funeral home. Burial will take place at White Chapel Cemetery in Troy. Share your memories at www.sawyerfuller.com
GNAU JOHN R. JR. Age 82. October 9, 2012. Loving husband of Margy (nee Maher) Gnau. Dear father of Katie (Tony) Interdonato, Russ (Kathy) Gnau, Michael (Linda) Gnau, Midge (Chris) Saint, Julie (Jay) Pulte and Mary Lynn. Grandfather of Paul, A. J. and Nick Interdonato, Amanda (Colin) Seguin, Kelsey Gnau, Margaret (Nick) Fluitt, Patrick Gnau, Christopher and Hayley Saint, Katie, Jaynie and Mollie Pulte. Brother of Julie (Dick) Luyckx, Dayton (Renie) Gnau and Connie (Brian) Harris. Visitation at Lynch & Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks Rd. (between 14-15 Mile Rds.) Thursday 2-8 p.m. Funeral Mass at Holy Name Church, 630 Harmon, Birmingham, Friday 10 a.m. Friends may visit beginning at 9:30 a.m. Memorials appreciated to Angela Hospice or Manresa Jesuit Retreat. Obituary and Condolences at lynchfuneradirectors.com.
GREKIN DR. JOHN Beloved husband of 72 years of Zivia Grekin. Cherished father of Dr. Roger (Linda) Grekin, Linda (David Howard) Shubow and Kenneth (Danny Wood) Grekin. Loving Grandpa "Jack" of Joseph (Jenn McKee) Grekin, Joshua (Deleska Crocket) Grekin and Dr. Emily (Christopher Russell) Grekin. Proud great-grandfather of Lily and Neve Grekin-McKee, Maya and Zoey Grekin, Abigail and Kara Russell. Dear brother of the late Dr. Robert Grekin. Brother-in-law of Shirley Grekin, Ralph and Irene Seltzer. SERVICES 11:00 AM THURSDAY MORNING AT THE IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL. 248-569-0020. INTERMENT AT BETH EL MEMORIAL PARK. www.irakaufman.org
HENDERSON DR. HUGH WILLIAM, M.D. passed away on October 2, 2012 at the age of 90 years surrounded by family at his home in Lake Worth Florida. Loving father to Karole August, David (Deceased), Sandra (Stelios) Stylianou. Graduated Wayne State University Medical School 1947. Practiced Cardiology and Internal Medicine for 53 years in Detroit. Post residency for many years in Grosse Pointe. Former member GPYC, Lochmoor, Hunt Club, DYC and Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Society. Served in World War II and Korean War. Past president of WSU School Of Medicine Alumni Association. Initiated the Coronary Control Unit at SJH in the mid 1960's. Had the first patient in SJH when it opened its doors in 1952. Associate Professor WSU School Of Medicine for many years.
KAUFMAN DOROTHY Beloved wife of the late Harold M. Kaufman. Cherished mother of Lauren Botney and Donna (Richard) Weiss. Loving "Grandma Dot" of Jessica and Lana Botney, and Jessica and Jacob Weiss. Also survived by loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. SERVICES 3:00 PM THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT THE DAVIDSON/ HERMELIN CHAPEL AT CLOVER HILL PARK CEMETERY. ARRANGEMENTS BY THE IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL 248-569-0020. www.irakaufman.com.
MORGAN MARJORIE A. Age 80. October 9, 2012. Dear mother of Jeffrey (Alice) and Judith (Robert) Singer. Grandmother of Nicholas, Lindsey and Natalie. Sister of the late Frank, Lawrence, Erma, Helen and Caroline. Visitation Thursday 2 p.m. until time of Service at 6:30 p.m. at O'Brien/Sullivan Funeral Home, 41555 Grand River, Novi. Donations may be made to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, www.lls.org/mi. Online condolences at www.obriensullivanfuneralhome.com
PARTALIS ANGELA, October 8, 2012, age 87. Retired longtime Executive Secretary with Timken Automotive Bearing Company. Loving sister of Ethel Partalis and the late Frank Partalis (Beth). Dear aunt of Gregory Partalis (Lynn), William Partalis (Bridgit), Karen Ialacci (Angelo) and Matthew Partalis. Great aunt of Rory, J.B., Evan, Lorin, Julie, Katie, and Emily. Family will receive friends Thursday 2-8 p.m. at A.J. Desmond & Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Road (between Maple and Big Beaver), with Trisagion at 7:30 p.m. Funeral Service Friday 10 a.m. at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 760 W. Wattles, Troy 48098. Visitation at church begins at 9:30 a.m. Memorial Tributes to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church.
RADAKOVICH ANDJA October 9, 2012; Age 96. Wife of the late Danilo. Beloved mother of Roy (Sophie) and Diane (Steve) Kelic. Proud Grandmother of Andjalak Kelic, Katherine (Scott) Moran, Patricia, Jennifer and Michael Radakocich,. Visitation Wednesday 3 8 pm with a prayer services 7 pm at Simple Funerals Ballheim Chapel, 4120 W. Jefferson Ave. (N. of Outer Drive) Ecorse (313) 382-1181. Funeral Thursday 11 am (In state 10:30 am) at Holy Ascension Serbian Orthodox Church, 4337 W. Jefferson Ave. (N. of Southfield Road), Ecorse, Michigan. Interment following at Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit. www.SimpleFuneralsInMichigan.com
REDPATH PATRICIA ANN Age 82 of Dearborn, Michigan, October 7, 2012. Beloved wife of the late Frederick. Loving mother of Ann (Ed) Umstead, Ken, Nancy (Bob) Natter, Bob, Janet, Ron, and Donna. Dearest daughter of the late John and the late Cecylia Klecha. Patricia is also survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Visitation Thursday 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Dearborn Chapel of Voran Funeral Home, 23701 Ford Rd., (313) 278-5100. Funeral Friday 11:00 a.m. at the funeral home. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery (Livonia). In lieu of flowers, please make memorial contributions to Angela Hospice. Please visit our online guest book at www.voranfuneralhome.com
SMIGIELSKI FRANCES V. "FRANNIE" of Detroit; September 24, 2012; age 88. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Smigielski (former Captain, Detroit Fire Department); loving mother of Diane (Richard) Eickhoff, Joseph Smigielski, Michael Smigielski, Stephen (Kathy) Smigielski; survived by sister Helen T. Suchara, and brothers Stanley Suchara and Michael (Mary) Suchara, eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Celebration of Life Mass will be held Saturday, October 20, 2012, 10 a.m. at Prince of Peace Catholic Church, 4300 Walnut Lake Rd., West Bloomfield Twp., 48322. Phone: (248) 681-9424.
TITUS GLENN B. Age 94, October 8, 2012. Peacefully at his home surrounded by his family. Beloved husband of Laura Titus (nee Dolan). Dear father of Sandra (Brian) Walby and Glenn B. Titus Jr. Loving grandfather of Michelle (Bryan) Campbell, Brian (Sarah) Walby Jr., Katelyn Titus, and Glenn B. Titus (Trey). Preceded in death by his brother John. Visitation Thursday, October 11, 2012 3:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods. Prayers Thursday 7 p.m. Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave (at Vernier Rd), Grosse Pointe Woods and 11:00 a.m. at St. Lucy Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. Glenn received the Silver Star for valor in France during World War II. Memorials to St. Lucy Catholic Church, 23401 East Jefferson, St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 or to St. John Providence Hospice would be appreciated by family. ahpeters.com
TRAPP LAWRENCE "LARRY" J. Age 81. October 7, 2012 of Woodhaven. Beloved husband of Sue. Loving father of Bob (Janet), Ken, Theresa (Joe) Theisen, and the late Julie. Dearest brother of the late Marie Sauve. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Visitation Thursday 3 - 8 pm, Rosary 7 pm, John Molnar Funeral Home, 23700 West Road, Brownstown. In state Friday 9:30 am, until time of Mass 10 am, Our Lady of the Woods Catholic Church, 21892 Gudith Road, Woodhaven. Memorials appreciated to the Alzheimers Association. www.molnarfuneralhome.com
Van DEUSEN BRUCE D. PhD., age 81 October 7, 2012. Beloved husband of Ann. Loving father of David (Evelyn) Van Deusen, Beth (The Rev. Rory) Swenson and Janet (Bob) Rice. Grandfather of Sara, Nicholas, and Nathan. Also many nieces and nephews. Memorial service at First United Methodist Church of Birmingham, 1589 W. Maple Rd., Birmingham, Friday 11am. Memorial gathering at Lynch & Sons Funeral Home, 1368 N. Crooks Rd. (between 14-15 Mile Rds.) Thursday 3-8pm. Memorials to First United Methodist Church or Birmingham Education Foundation. Obituary and Condolences at lynchfuneraldirectors.com
WILLIAMS KATHERINE Age 89 of Warren, passed away peacefully on August 30, 2012. Born Nancy Katherine Kibbler, in Palmersville, Tennessee on April 14, 1923 to parents Ben H. and Dora Hester (Parham). Beloved wife of the late Hugh E. Williams. A loving sister, she was preceded in death by her siblings; Albert, Johnny, Fred, Aubrey, Bennie, Nellie Sue, and Charles. She is survived by her daughters, Carol (Robert) Gibson, Denise (Dennis) Felker, Vera Anderson, Nancy (Pierre) Massoud, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Memorial service Saturday 11 am at Northeast Church of Christ, 15537 E. Nine Mile Rd., Eastpointe 48021. Memorials to Hospice of Michigan are appreciated.


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Saint Barnabas Health Care System
NEWARK — The Board of Trustees of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey today approved the establishment of a major clinical affiliation between UMDNJ and Saint Barnabas Health Care System. The unanimous vote occurred at today's regular meeting.
Under the affiliation, UMDNJ's New Jersey Medical School, one of the University's three medical schools, will partner with Saint Barnabas Medical Center and Newark Beth Israel Hospital to develop clerkships and other clinical instruction opportunities for medical students a the two hospitals.
"The affiliation with Saint Barnabas enhances our ability to provide high
quality medical education to our students by exposing them to healthcare
practices at one of New Jersey's premier healthcare systems," said Dr. Robert Johnson, Interim Dean of UMDNJ – New Jersey Medical School. "This will ensure our students are among the best-trained doctors in the nation."
The agreement will also provide opportunities for research collaboration between the institutions. It does not require any financial obligations of the parties.
"The Saint Barnabas Health Care System is extremely proud to be creating this relationship with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey – New Jersey Medical School, stated Ronald J. Del Mauro, President and Chief Executive Officer.
"We feel it will be mutually beneficial in growing medical education programs at all levels that can be a model for teaching programs throughout the nation and also offers the opportunity for research and clinical initiatives. The collaboration will serve to further enhance educational programs and the entire delivery of health care not only for the residents of Newark and Essex County but throughout the state of New Jersey and the tri-state area."
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
UMDNJ is the nation's largest free-standing public health sciences university with more than 5,500 students attending the state's three medical schools, its only dental school, a graduate school of biomedical sciences, a school of health related professions, a school of nursing and its only school of public health, on five campuses. Last year, there were more than two million patient visits to UMDNJ facilities and faculty at campuses in Newark, New Brunswick/Piscataway, Scotch Plains, Camden and Stratford. UMDNJ operates University Hospital, a Level I Trauma Center in Newark, and University Behavioral HealthCare, a mental health and addiction services network.
Saint Barnabas Health Care System
The Saint Barnabas Health Care System is New Jersey's largest integrated health care delivery system. It includes six acute care hospitals, a freestanding behavioral health center and state-wide behavioral health network, two children's hospitals, eight nursing and rehabilitation centers, an assisted living facility, ambulatory care facilities, geriatric centers, and comprehensive home care and hospice programs. More than 20,000 employees and 4,750 physicians provide treatment and services for over two million patients each year.