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Marsha received her undergraduate degree from KY Wesleyan College and her masters at the University of Evansville. She was employed by North Spencer County Schools where she taught PE and Health for the David Turnham Educational Center for over 37 years. Among her many interests Marsha enjoyed cooking for her family, planting flowers in her garden, antiquing, and KET programs. She especially enjoyed caring for her animals.
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Ramsar COP9 DR 11
Use of the term "Ramsar Secretariat"
Explanatory Note by the Secretariat
1. In his report to the Standing Committee meeting in January 2004 (DOC. SC30-2), the Secretary General proposed that the name of the Ramsar "Bureau" to describe the treaty secretariat, which has been used traditionally from the time of its use in the text of the Convention in 1971, should be changed to the "Secretariat" in order to bring it into line with the practice of more recent environmental conventions.
2. At the request of the Standing Committee, the advice of IUCN's Environmental Law Centre (ELC) was sought on the matter. The ELC's June 2004 opinion (provided for information in COP9 DOC. 19) concluded that "there is nothing in the Convention itself that prohibits the use of the term 'Ramsar Secretariat' to describe the unit created within IUCN for carrying out the 'continuing bureau duties' under the Convention. The 'Bureau' as defined in the Convention is IUCN." However, since the term "Ramsar Bureau" has been used widely to refer to the unit created to carry out the "continuing bureau duties" under the Convention, the ELC recommended that a draft Resolution be submitted to COP9 to formalize this change.
3. The attached draft Resolution (COP9 DR11) was approved by the Standing Committee for COP9's consideration in Decision SC31-18.
4. In addition, the IUCN-ELC's advice (COP9 DOC. 19) identified that for the purposes of clarity it would be appropriate to amend Rule 27 of the COP Rules of Procedure: "The "Rules of Procedure for the Meetings of the Conference of Contracting Parties" refer to secretariat functions and define both "Bureau" and "Secretariat". These definitions taken in isolation support the move towards using the nomenclature of the 'Ramsar Secretariat' for the unit within IUCN carrying out the continuing bureau functions, and "the Bureau" for IUCN. However, when read with Rule 27, these definitions could make the Director General of IUCN the Secretary General of the COP, which is clearly not the intention of the Parties. An amendment to the Rules is highly desirable to resolve this confusion."
5. An amendment to Rule 27.1 to resolve this has been incorporated into the Rules of Procedure to be considered for adoption under COP9 Agenda item IV.
Use of the term "Ramsar Secretariat"
1. RECALLING Article 10bis paragraph 3 of the Convention which refers to "the Bureau" as an administrative unit performing the Convention's secretariat functions;
2. NOTING the legal opinion of the IUCN Centre for Environmental Law (COP9 DOC. 19) that, in line with modern practice, the term "Bureau" is not satisfactory;
3. RECOGNISING that, for the Secretariat in its external relations, the term "Bureau" is not satisfactory;
4. ALSO RECOGNISING the need to allow the Secretariat to use a more suitable descriptor in such relations; and
5. AFFIRMING that this Resolution does not intend to amend the Convention text or to change the functions and status of the Bureau as established in the Convention text and in related decisions and Resolutions of the Convention bodies;
6. DECIDES that in its external relations the Ramsar Bureau may use the descriptor "the Ramsar Secretariat" in its official statements and documents when such a descriptor is considered to be more suitable; and
7. REAFFIRMS that this use of the descriptor "Secretariat" shall not affect the Bureau's functions or status as provided for in the Convention text and in related decisions and Resolutions of the Convention bodies.
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Midland - Cows-N-Corn Corn Maze and Dairy Farm Tours Join us, the Leonard family, at our working dairy farm to visit the animals, walk through the corn (during maze season) and learn about modern farming techniques.
Jeffersonton -
Owsberry Farm - Pumpkin Patch - Pick Your Own Pumpkins and Gourds- right off the vine! Free hayrides.
Luray -
Valley Star Farm Corn Maze We invite you to come visit the farm's "Pumpkin Patch" in the fall. In addition to over 30 types of pumpkins, squash and gourds We feature a 2 acre corn maze plus a Playland area for the young and young at heart.
Winchester -
The Pumpkin Patch at Hill High Farm features the We Remember patriotic corn maze, straw mazes for the kids, hayrides to the pumpkin patch, bluegrass music, homemade foods, farm animals and antique farm equipment displays. Pick-your-own apples and pumpkins galore.
Winchester -
Virginia Farm Market - Enjoy the pumpkin patch with 15,000 pumpkins to delight you, complete with a photo area!
Ararat -
Doe Run Farm has a themed corn maze with trivia along the way! Launch apples, pick pumpkins or go down the hay slide. Fresh produce available for purchase.
Toano -
Pumpkinville! - Your family can pick their own pumpkins from our patch, or choose from our large selection in the yard. There are lots of free activities: the hayride runs the perimeter of the field, try the corn maze, or toss bean bags and rings!
Nickelsville -
Punkin Patch Farm offers visitors hayrides, a corn maze, a petting zoo of farm animals and is available for school field trips or birthday parties.
Oak Grove -
Westmoreland Berry Farm - Slow down and spend a day at the farm. At the Westmoreland Berry Farm and Orchard you will not run out of sweet things to do. Come to the farm, pick seasonally, picnic along the river, hike trails in the Vorhees Nature Preserve and ride your bike down country lanes. Watching "the goat walk" is a lot of fun, too! Pumpkins and gourds available mid-September through late October.
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In Henderson County, money to run the 911 Call Center comes from fees on land line phone bills and smaller fees on cell phone bills.
But with more and more people making the switch from land line to cell phones, city officials are considering a different option for funding.
Mayor Steve Austin says one option would be placing the $2.50 911 emergency fee on water bills instead of phone bills.
Austin says right now, a $2.50 charge per month is assigned to each land line and after state fees are taken out, the 911 center only gets about 43-cents per month per cell line.
Austin tells us it costs nearly $1-million per year to run the emergency call center. He says in the past few years, the number of people dialing 911 from a cell phone has increased significantly.
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Town & Country Wine Companion: A Tasting Guide and Journal : Everyone from neophyte to oenophile who enjoys a glass of wine will appreciate this beautiful volume from Town & Country. Both a detailed introduction to the basics and a fill-in-the blank journal for personal comments, it's easy to write in yet small enough to take along when visiting a restaurant, vineyard, or your neighborhood wine store. After a lively and informational opening that encompasses everything from geographic regions and grape varieties to wine labels and terminology, lined record pages make up the bulk of the book: they contain both prompts and room to jot down your thoughts. In Tasting Notes, record such data as wine name, vintage, type, date and occasion sampled, color, bouquet, clarity, taste, and overall opinion. This guide can help you understand wine's complexities, slow down and enjoy the tasting, and remember the ones that most deserve to be savored.
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Let's face it: Robert Pattinson looks damn good in a suit. Sure, a lot of Hollywood A-listers, well, they can pull the whole dressy handsome stud with a pocket square thing pretty well. But Rob? He's just got this magical ability to rock a suit well every damn time. Maybe it's his adoration for Gucci.
With that said, though, the Twilight star and confused lover of Kristen Stewart may also have some of the best casual style in Hollywood. The guy puts on a gray zip-up hoodie and instantaneously looks like a gosh darn advertisement for American Apparel. It must be all those days of modeling pre-Edward.
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he looks so hot i would date him
but how do you feel darlinG rob inside any way?
He looks good only in 2 of the pictures..but he is kind of handsome... It's not how he looks...but who he is as a human being stand point.
He looks HOT in everything he wears!! either dressed up or in jeans and T-shirt he looks HOT


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What tales they tell of their former lives, these old bones of sirenians, relatives of today's dugongs and manatees. And now, geologists have found, they tell of the waters in which they swam.
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Ok so this is what I've come up with so far:
Obviously its still a work in progress so any feedback you want to give on how I can develop this image would be greatly appreciated.
This is now the third attempt at actually getting an image out and this is the result so far:
Ok so this is now the final version and as far as I can judge, it's finished...finally ^_^
Thoughts, comments and crits are all welcome!
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Cant see the image, try uploading it here?
adding some colour...
Ahhh I can see now. I like the idea and it looks like the execution will be very good. Great start just need to see the robot form intergrated into the piece now.
Nice idea, be interesting to see how it develops from here.
It seems as i get half way through one idea I decide that I don't like it, it's not going anywhere and all in all is a bit pointless carrying on and go right back to the drawing board.
I'm sure we've all been there so you know how frustrating it is so I'm hoping this ones going to be 3rd time lucky.
I'm not going to bother with my 2nd attempt because its a hole in a building. i just couldn't get the rest of my idea to fit (basically having half rendered drawings rampaging around a city). If you want to see it i guess I can put up a pic at some requests.
So here's the new one and so far i still like it! Good news! lol
anyway i plan to have a character that starts under the hand as a drawing and forms to a figure either pulling itself off the page or trying to crawl away. Not sure which yet.
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Nice start. That's the first thing I would draw if what I drew came to life .
I think you'll really need to push this idea as much as possible as I think many people would have had a similar "pygmalion" idea from the topic. That doesn't mean you shouldn't do it, but to distinguish it I think you'll need to find something extra to make it special - like a twist of some sort.
It's finally starting to come together! There's still a long way to go yet, I'm going to cover the pages of paper with loads of doodles and sketches out of my sketchbook some of which will also be coming to life and then for the colour! totally not looking forward to that bit because it the bit I'm most wobbly on so we'll see how that works out. Hopefully its going to be nice and bright
Update purge! I'm trying to keep a bit of a development journal so this is the latest edit so far. The last one (thought submitted about 2 mins before this one) was the sort of 'in between' stage from the one before. I'm sure you understand.
I've started to get the rest of the details in. There's still a long way to go though.
C&C welcome
Starting to put colour down now!
I can't believe how long this is taking me and that I'm not bored of it yet!
wow this is looking beautiful! i have a similar concept too .....all i can say is that this ROCKS!!
i really love the concept & the painting, don't get bored, you have to finish it, i can see this is gonna be a beautiful piece. all it needs now is some lighting (espaicially on her face, it seems a bit dark) and a bit of detailing.
i've got my eye on this thread
Really liking it so far Scott, so miycko is right, you're just not allowed to get bored. Finish it man. It will be worth it - honest.
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It's the other drawings in the stack under the main drawing that really complete this piece for me.
Final image!
Thoughts comments and crits welcome!
Looking great doodlebug. Personally I think you can do more blending to tighten up the overall artwork so it looks more refined.
GOOD JOB man! I'll have to work hard I guess
It is a nice idea and well drawn.
But I think you could add more details.
I think you can push it to the next level!
the jars made it for me ... how much for a few bottled ideas.
I wish you luck ^-^
Very very beautiful work!!!^__^
I think this is great.
Ok so there's still a few things I'm noticing that are slightly off with this which I'm working on.
I keep adding little bits as well, bits of detail etc. I'm really having a lot of fun with this one and I have to say it's one of the few in my gallery that I'm truly proud of
Anyway this is it so far: just need to fiddle with the colour and tone, some fiddling with the highlights on the bottom of the hand and then I think I'm pretty much done.
If there's anything you guys notice could you let me know please?
All c&c welcome
Alriiiiiiiiight! It's finally finished! :dance:
How's it looking?
... your colourtuning and style.
I'd only admit to take care of her eyes; they seem to be a bit far apart ... somehow. But that's just my opinion when first viewing this.
Nice work nevertheless
i love your idea, so much on my taste
I just love it!
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Glencoe to Perth Canoe Expedition, Scottish Highlands.
This is a classic expedition starting in the wilderness of the Rannoch Moor beneath the high, rocky, mountains of Glencoe. We follow small rivers between the lochans across the moor, then sail or paddle across remote and beautiful lochs like Loch Rannoch on an epic journey passing famous mountians like Schiehallion.
Unlike most of our other trips for this one it is best if you have done some canoeing before as this is one of our more physically demanding trips.
Using canoes, we launch at the top of Glencoe, overlooked by its magnificent mountains. We make our way across the wilderness of Rannoch Moor. We paddle between lochs and lochans using linking rivers. As we travel down the system of lochs and rivers they grow in size, passing through the amazing landscape of the central highlands before reaching the river Tummel, then the river Tay and following it to Perth. This trip includes large areas of open water and white water rapids, so our guides will coach you in the necessary skills to complete this challenging journey.
Typical Itinerary
Travel to Perth the aftenoon before your trip. We will provide info on places to stay.
Day 1
You'll meet our guides in Perth/see 'other joining locations' and travel in our vehicle to our "put in" in Glencoe. We leave the A82 Glencoe to Glen Orchy road behind as we paddle across loch Ba and then use the river Ba to reach Loch Laidon. Immediately you leave the road behind there is a expansive feeling of wilderness right from the start of this trip.
Day 2
In the morning after coffee and breakfast we paddle down the grade 3 mountain river the Garbh Ghaoir into Loch Eigheach. After portaging a dam we either paddle or pole down the River Gaur, which varies in water level depending upon release from the dam. When we reach loch Rannoch, if the wind is blowing from the west, its predominant direction, we sail the canoes the 16km to Kinloch Rannoch to find another stunning wild campsite.
Day 3
After breakfast it's onto a short, easy river that flows into Loch Dunalastair then we paddle the upper river Tummel which has grade 2-3 white water and a harder grade 4-5 waterfall which most will portage. We enter loch Tummel and find camp.
Day 4
We finish paddling loch Tummel and after portaging the dam, either paddle or pole the lower Tummel. This contains grade 3 and 4 drops which can be portaged and in open canoes most will portage the class 4 drops, especially the final water fall into Loch Faskally, which is used for white water rafting. If this section is on high release we will portage this short section of river. If you would like, we can come back to this section or other great Scottish white water rivers with our rafts and take you down all the drops in a more suitable craft.
After Loch Faskally we pass Pitlochry and then finish off paddling the lower Tummel which is now an easy grade but much larger in volume. This section of the Tummel is one of the major tributaries of the River Tay which we soon join and descend as far as Dunkeld, a lovely village with ancient buildings and set in a stunning location.
Day 5
The final day of the journey is the classic big water river day, descending the Tay, which has the largest outflow of any river in Britain. In contrast to the early days on mountain streams, this river is wide with good grade 2-3 rapids including the famous Stanley to Thislebrigg white water section, which by now everyone will have the skills to enjoy. This is a long day with the water doing most of the work, and eventually we reach our goal, the take out in Perth, just before the river becomes tidal and enters the Firth of Tay and then the sea.


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This publicly supported community theater organization does three shows per season with its mostly volunteer casts and crew. Performances are held at the Gorton Community Center's John E. Baggett auditorium, 400 E. Illinois Road, Lake Forest; 847-234-6062; centerstagelakeforest.org
Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre
This community theater tells stories of African Americans and Africans including original plays to the best of Broadway. Performances at the Noyes Cultural Arts Center, 927 Noyes St., Evanston; 847-448-8260; cityofevanston.org
Northlight Theatre
Northlight performs at least five productions each year from September to June. The 2012-13 season starts with "Woody Sez — the Life and Music of Woody Guthrie" Sept. 14-Oct. 21. The theater's productions have been nominated for and won many Joseph Jefferson Awards. 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie; 847-673-6300; northlight.org
Piccolo Theatre
Piccolo Theatre is housed in an intimate 50-seat theater located inside a renovated space in the Main Street Metra station in Evanston. Its 2012-13 season kicked off with "Six Dead Queens and an Inflatable Henry!" running through Oct. 6. 600 Main St.; 847-424-0089; piccolotheatre.com
Piven Theatre Workshop
Piven Theatre Workshop is celebrating its 40th anniversary year of providing training to children and adults and mounting professional plays. Its current production, "Tusk, Tusk," will run through Oct. 7 at Noyes Cultural Arts Center. 927 Noyes St., Evanston, 847-866-8049; piventheatre.org
Winnetka Theatre
Winnetka Theatre includes the Big Noise Theatre Company, which performs at the Prairie Lakes Theatre, 515 E. Thacker St., Des Plaines. Winnetka Theatre performs several shows geared toward children each year including its "Especially for Kids" at the Winnetka Community House, 620 Lincoln Ave.; 847-604-0275; winnetkatheatre.org


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Entrepreneurs After Age 50
Here are two individuals and a couple who retired from one career only to launch another
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Forget about retirement, gray hair means it's time to launch a business
What is it about people over 50? Just when they peek at that no-more-9-to-5 horizon, many do crazy things like travel the world, self-publish books or enroll in college.
Some even start their own businesses. Haven't these encore entrepreneurs heard about Hawaii's terrible business climate? Are they gluttons for punishment, dewy-eyed optimists or simply people with dreams? As the profiles over the next five pages indicate, the answer is All of the Above.
Bruce Bottorff, AARP's 56-year-old director of communication in Hawaii, says they are part of a different generation than their parents.
"Probably the biggest difference I see between the current group of 50-plus-ers and our parents is that I, for one, am not really looking to slow down via conventional retirement. We're living longer, healthier lives, technology has radically changed, and the capacity for reinventing ourselves from one life stage to the next seems more realistic than before."
There's a financial component, too. "Many of my generation haven't saved enough to retire and don't have defined benefit plans and other forms of financial security," he says. Add in the past five years of recession and slow growth.
Asked what defines encore entrepreneurs, Nancy Ginter-Miller says, "passion." The business consultant with Hawaii Small Business Development Center in Kailua-Kona says money is a factor, "But you have to have passion and drive. You hit the brick wall if you don't."
People who advise new entrepreneurs say another element is crucial: A solid business plan.
"It isn't this academic thing that sits on the shelf. You look at it all the time," says Jane Sawyer, Hawaii district director of the federal Small Business Administration. "Also, as your business grows, you need to be able to share those ideas (in the business plan) with the people you bring in and hire and train."
Joseph Burns, Oahu director for the Hawaii Small Business Development Center, says studies have shown that businesses started by older people tend to last longer or be more successful than those started by younger people.
"But ... it's not that simple, because while older entrepreneurs have more discipline in their lives, more experience, maybe more contacts, more financial resources, on the other hand, they sometimes tend to be stuck in their ways, maybe not open to new ideas.
"Young people … may be more flexible and (can leverage) all the technology and social networking that we have going on."
Burns offers another note of caution: "Don't start a business if you want to relax. It's a lifestyle change/commitment. And if you think you are just going to sit back and let the profits roll in, well, I've got a bridge I'd like to sell you in Brooklyn."
From Courtroom to Kona Coffee Orchard
Dave Bateman looks over the coffee farm that he and his wife bought in 2005 after long careers in law and nursing on the West Coast.
Photo: Lee Ann Bowman
In casual shirt and shorts, Dave Bateman eases himself into a chair on an Island-style porch overlooking the 37.5-acre coffee plantation in Kona he and wife now call home.
Before we talk coffee – or have a cup – he fills me in on his history, from the early days practicing law in California and later as a judge advocate general in the Air Force during the Vietnam era to founding his own law firm in Olympia, Wash. In private practice, he had to educate himself on everything from business and real estate to construction and estate planning, because, as a general practitioner, "You have to be good at everything that comes in the door and continue to perform. There's no time for introspection."
Then he comes to the point: Why he's here on a sun-shaded lanai overlooking his own coffee farm in Hawaii.
One day in 2005, Bateman says, when all the responsibility of the law practice and his life had just about burned him out, a perceptive client put himself face to face with Bateman, stuck an index finger in his chest and warned, "You are killing yourself. You have got to change your life!"
Bateman continues, "I knew he was right. Life was so stressful."
At this point, I glanced toward the kitchen, where Trudy Bateman was brewing cups of their award-winning Heavenly Hawaiian Coffee to offer us both before returning to the roasting room to fill orders. I wondered what THAT day was like in their household.
Turns out it may have been the best day of their lives.
They took the forthright client's suggestion and booked tickets to Hawaii Island to check out the Heavenly Hawaiian Coffee Farm. It didn't take long to make their decision. Feeling a natural attraction to the people and the land, they bought the farm, quit their jobs and moved to Kona.
Settling in on the new venture they didn't know "beans about," they discovered something else. For years, he'd been the can-do litigator and she the dependable emergency-room nurse. In their separate worlds, both were used to being The Boss. Rather than worry about it, they forged a partnership.
They asked for help and got it from kamaaina farmers, including Tom Greenwell and Kraig Lee, and soon the Batemans hired an orchard manager.
"We began to feel comfortable," Trudy admits, adding, "This (coffee farm) has been kind of an 'aha' moment!" Before, "We rarely saw each other."
"I've done every job on this farm," Dave says, and you know that Trudy has too, from taking visitors on tours to raking, pouring, hefting enormous burlap bags filled with green beans, storing, roasting and filling orders. You can't help but wonder if the former ER nurse and workaholic attorney ever just sit on that deck high on the hill and sip a cup of their Heavenly Hawaiian Coffee.
Advice to Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Dave Bateman's tips are a mix of his experiences in law, business and sailing on Puget Sound:
- "You have to be able to adjust your course."
- Don't be afraid to take a calculated risk. Follow your heart! If you don't have a passion for what you are doing, get another career.
- Do a cost-benefit analysis.
- Look with foresight into the future. "I typically set one-, three-, and five-year business plans," Dave Bateman says. "When you look back, ask yourself: Did you hit your goals? Did you have fun?"
- As to landing in a new state, culture and business, with new neighbors, customers and friends, he says, the quickest way to adapt is to "get involved."
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Number-one ranked Goose Rock will face off against number-two ranked Burning Springs Saturday morning to resume elementary football action after a near two-week hiatus.
Coach Scott Reid's defending county champion Bobcats look to dethrone Coach Martin Bowling's Goose Rock Rockets from their number-one ranking atop the elementary football rankings.
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thanks for your reply.
i drew a rough circuit diagramm (i`m pretty new to electronics and hope you can read it)
and added the Sharp Optical Dust Sensor (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9689)
which also should be part of my logger. All sensors work perfectly fine standalone.
- The GPS draws about 26mA current max.
- The wires connecting the humidity sensor to the arduino are roughly 80cm/31.5inches long (for 2/3 of the distance i use this ribbon cable https://www.sparkfun.com/products/10647) - same with GPS and Dust Sensor.
- I did not add the capacitor and the pull-up resistor to the humidity sensor - i thought it is not neccesary since the sensor works
fine standalone without them. I should add them.
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Each week, TSN.ca NFL Editor Justin Boone will run down the top waiver wire pickups with a focus on the coming week and rest of the season.
QUARTERBACKS Christian Ponder (at Lions)Last Week - 21/35, 198 passing yards, 2 TDs, 7 carries, 33 rushing yardsHopefully you scooped up the Vikings' quarterback after seeing Ponder on our waiver wire list after Week 1. Ponder is now coming off his best game of the season and it happened against one of the league's best defences. With wide receiver Jerome Simpson set to rejoin an offence that already features Percy Harvin, Kyle Rudolph and Adrian Peterson, the Vikings have put together a solid young core of playmakers for Ponder to work with. Andy Dalton (at Jacksonville)Last Week - 19/27, 328 passing yards, 3 TDs, 1 INTThe Bengals went on the road and mounted a strong attack against an injury-depleted Redskins' defence. Dalton put together his second straight 300-yard, three-touchdown game. Sure, the Bengals' passer has picked on the Browns and Redskins in those two weeks, but next up is the Jaguars' defence that hasn't exactly been a shutdown unit so far this year. Others to consider - Ryan Fitzpatrick (vs. Patriots), Kevin Kolb (vs. Dolphins), Shaun Hill (vs. Vikings, if Matthew Stafford is out)
RUNNING BACKS Mikel Leshoure (vs. Vikings)Last Week - 30 touches, 134 yards, 1 TDLeshoure exploded onto the scene, instantly becoming the lead ball carrier in the Lions' backfield. If by some miracle he is still on your waiver wire, spare no expense acquiring him. Ryan Williams (vs. Dolphins)Last Week - 14 touches, 95 yardsWilliams received more touches than Beanie Wells in Week 3 and the results were clear. Williams is a far more explosive back, averaging 6.4 yards per carry, while Wells rumbled to only 2.3 YPC. Williams gained confidence as the game went on and despite the questionable offensive line in Arizona, Williams was still able to make plays. With Wells potentially dealing with turf toe, Williams is an intriguing pickup this week. Pierre Thomas (at Packers)Last Week - 10 touches, 66 yardsWhile it's difficult to explain what's happening with the Saints this season, it's even more challenging to understand their backfield. Darren Sproles was purely involved in the receiving game in the first two weeks, but led the club in carries in Week 3. Thomas, who has been their main ball carrier, became the passing back last week, with four catches for 55 yards. Meanwhile, former first round pick Mark Ingram has done next to nothing. Sproles is the back to own here, but Thomas' value is increasing. Bilal Powell (vs. 49ers)Last Week - 12 touches, 64 yardsJets head coach Rex Ryan has already said that Powell will likely carve into Shonn Greene's carries. It's not surprising, since Greene has been highly ineffective as the starter. Powell had a better YPC in Week 3 and generally looks like the better back in the Jets' offence. Stash him on your bench and see if he can wrestle the job away from Greene full-time. Others to consider - Daniel Thomas/Lamar Miller (at Cardinals, if Reggie Bush is out), Tashard Choice (vs. Patriots, if C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson are out), Lance Ball/Ronnie Hillman (vs. Raiders, if Willis McGahee is out)
WIDE RECEIVERS Jerome Simpson (at Lions)Last Week - SuspendedIn the pre-season, Simpson was touted as one of the stars of Vikings' training camp. Now he returns from his suspension, into an offence that has performed better than expected through three weeks. Simpson will give the Vikings the deep threat they have been lacking and with Harvin and Rudolph drawing attention, Simpson could be an interesting fantasy player as well. Nate Burleson (vs. Vikings)Last Week - 10 catches 69 yards, 1 TDAll the attention was on Titus Young coming into the season, but it's been the veteran Burleson who has remained the Lions' second option on the outside. Don't trust Young's stat-line from last week (5-75-1), since most of his production came on a 46-yard Hail Mary that fell into his hands at the end of regulation. Burleson is still getting the job done and you can't argue with his 17 catches already this season. Others to consider - Andrew Hawkins (at Jaguars), Cecil Shorts (vs. Bengals), T.Y. Hilton (Bye)
TIGHT ENDS Kyle Rudolph (at Lions)Last week - 5 catches, 36 yards, 2 TDsMuch like Ponder and Leshoure, I hope you took our advice in previous weeks and picked up Rudolph. If you did, he rewarded you with two touchdowns last week and has three so far on the year. With Harvin being a smaller, speedier receiver, Rudolph gives the Vikings a big red zone target and is emerging as a low end TE1 the rest of the way. Fred Davis (at Buccaneers)Last Week - 7 catches, 90 yardsDavis was certainly drafted in your league, but if another owner dropped him due to his poor showings in the first two games, then this is your tie to strike. Davis led the Redskins in receiving this week and should be a threat in their offence on a weekly basis. Others to consider - Joel Dreessen (vs. Raiders), Jordan Cameron (at Ravens), Heath Miller (Bye)


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I live in the Chicago area and love my Korean food. Unfortunately, we moved to the north burbs and the dining here is lacking, particularly in Korean food! I went to the Costco in Lincoln Park and found these new seasonings and bought them about 3 weeks ago and must share them with my fellow Korean food lovers! I've cooked with these seasonings and added them on food too (Bulgogi seasoning on veggie pizza and Kimchi seasoning on almost everything!) Seriously brings all the flavor without the trek to the Korean market miles away. The Stir Fry Seasoning is so good in soups and added to rice bowls.
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Book your room at African Pride Mount Grace Country House & Spa
Luxury Room (with Pool)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
VillaMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
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5-star luxury hotel in Magaliesberg with 2 restaurants
Situated in the mountains, this luxury hotel is in the same region as Maropeng, Mountain Sanctuary Park, and Sterkfontein Caves. Regional attractions also include Sterkfontein.
Hotel Features
In addition to 2 restaurants, African Pride Mount Grace Country House & Spa features an outdoor tennis court. Other amenities include a full-service spa and a bar/lounge.
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LCD televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and espresso makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a full-service spa, African Pride Mount Grace Country House & Spa features an outdoor tennis court and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities include a conference center, conference space, and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers a fitness center, a steam room, and spa services. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
African Pride Mount Grace Country House & Spa has designated areas for smoking.
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 1
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Designated smoking areas
- Computer station
- Total number of rooms - 121
- Library
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1935
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free self parking
- Number of meeting rooms - 15
- Tennis on site
- Conference center
- Outdoor tennis court
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 19
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
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- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Complimentary bottled water
- Shower/tub combination
- Furnished balcony
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free Wi-Fi
- Hair dryer
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Espresso maker
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Twist - Overlooking the garden, this buffet restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Rambling Vine - Overlooking the pool and garden, this fine-dining restaurant serves dinner only. Reservations are required.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
An outdoor tennis court and complimentary bicycles are featured at the hotel. Other recreational amenities include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Complimentary bicycles on site
- Tennis on site
Mount Grace Spa has 18 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, massages, and facials. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a spa tub and a steam room.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa.
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- Massages
- Couples treatment rooms
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Prenatal massage
- Steam room in spa
- Reflexology
- Minimum age to access spa is 12
- Number of treatment rooms 18
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Thalassotherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The fine print for African Pride Mount Grace Country House & Spa
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
- Resort fee: 15 percent of room rate
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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New Drug for Patients with Advanced Thyroid Cancer
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Most thyroid gland cancers, including follicular and papillary carcinomas, are well differentiated, slow growing, and highly treatable, often by administering radioactive iodine131 both before and after surgery to remove the thyroid. However, some of these differentiated tumors eventually stop taking up iodine, start behaving aggressively, and metastasize. Medullary thyroid cancers (MTC) arise from a different type of thyroid cell and are generally more aggressive. Many patients with MTC will see their cancer return and metastasize after initial treatment.
Surgery is the only curative treatment for most patients with iodine-resistant differentiated thyroid cancer or MTC. Some patients, however, have tumors that cannot be surgically removed (unresectable), and, in other patients, cancer cells have spread to lymph nodes in the neck or to distant sites, such as the lungs, liver, or bones. No effective treatment has been found for these patients, and new treatments are needed.
In this phase II trial, researchers are studying the effects of treatment with 17-AAG, an antitumor antibiotic drug that targets a protein called heat shock protein 90 (HSP90). Many proteins implicated in cancer development need HSP90, a member of a class of proteins called molecular chaperones, to help them achieve their correct functional shape and cellular location. Cancer cells often contain higher levels of HSP90 than normal cells, helping them to grow uncontrollably. In laboratory experiments with MTC, papillary and follicular thyroid carcinomas, and other cancer types, 17-AAG has proven effective in inhibiting cancer cell growth by interfering with the chaperone function of HSP90.
"While most thyroid cancers are very slow-growing and survival rates can be good at 15 years or longer, this trial is for that subset of patients with aggressively metastatic disease," said Dr. Moley. "These patients face a difficult challenge, and there haven't been many trials mounted to address their plight."
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Approximately three-quarters of Canadians are considered to be psychologically 'flourishing," a new Statistics Canada report suggests. However, Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario believes the statistics released today are not as promising as people might think.
The rate of suicide in young Canadians is a very important – and tragic – indicator of a collective lack of effectiveness in meeting the mental health needs of our children and youth. Death by suicide among 15 to 24 year olds is the second leading cause of death in this age group. In fact, three times as many youth (15-24 years) die by suicide than by all forms of cancer combined.
Created by Partners for Mental Health, Right By You aims to get youth experiencing mental health problems or illnesses the help they need.
On the morning of World Suicide Prevention Day 2014, the Correctional Investigator of Canada, Howard Sapers, released a new report: A Three Year Review of Federal Inmate Suicides (2011-2014).
On Wednesday, September 10, 2014, individuals, organizations and communities worldwide will gather to show their support for World Suicide Prevention Day. Led by the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), the day is dedicated to raising awareness about suicide prevention, intervention and postvention.
A new initiative by CMHA Ontario and the Ministry of Children and Youth Services (MCYS) offers a number of free resources for direct service providers working with children and youth with c
omplex mental health needs.
Former Chief Justice Frank Iacobucci has released a review of documents, policies and procedures of the Toronto Police Service and its interactions with people in crisis, offering up 84 recommendations.
Heather Rivers, reporter with the Woodstock Sentinel Review has been named the recipient of the 2014 CMHA Ontario Media Award for excellence reporting on mental health and addictions issues at the local level.
CMHA Ontario has partnered with the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC), Health Nexus and CMHA Toronto to offer a training webinar about Using the Health Equity Impact Assessment (HEIA) Tool in Community Mental Health. The webinar, originally conducted on July 17, 2014, was recorded and can be viewed for free at any time by using the links below.
In her latest blog for Qualaxia, a national online network for mental health system stakeholders, CMHA Ontario policy analyst Sheela Subramanian explains how tackling a complex policy issue can be like building a puzzle – one where the first step is to actually find the pieces.
CMHA Ontario's Mood Walks program was featured on CBC radio this week as CMHA Elgin staff and program participants spoke to CBC Ontario Morning on the effectiveness of the program in their community. Participants in the program told CBC correspondent Kerry McKee that the nature walks coordinated by the program bring a sense of calm and focus to their day.


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The bottom line, though, is that a gay person coming out soon learns that, like all people, they have two kinds of friends: true friends, and faux-friends. A true friend of yours loves, and wants to be in relationship with, the person you really are. A faux-friend of yours loves, and wants to be in relationship with, the person they need you to be.
When push comes to shove, a true friend puts you, and your needs, ahead of themselves; but a faux-friend puts themselves, and their needs, ahead of you.
— Joseph Campbell
he advice columnist, normally quite critical of religion, tells us how a Catholic priest helped his mother come to terms with his homosexuality. (Video contains some strong language at the end)
But apparently, people such as these are not offending the right people. They are more likely to offend religious leaders than sinners.
Wait a minute, that sounds familiar… It reminds me of someone… Oh yeh…
Sinners seemed to love Jesus. Religious people seemed to hate him. Why? Because Jesus accepted people who the religious establishment claimed shouldn't be accepted.
Which brings me to another point. When Jesus uses hell language in the bible he is talking to religious people, not "sinners". For the "sinners", he saves language such as, "neither do I condemn you" and "let's share a meal together." Was Jesus making the gospel palatable? Would religious leaders of today even like him?
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This annual production will feature Stevens students on the stage as well as in the director's chair.
DeBaun Performing Arts Center (DeBaun PAC) is comprised of two main areas and encompasses two locations on the Stevens campus
- Grace E. and Kenneth W. DeBaun Auditorium, located in Edwin A. Stevens Hall
- William F. Ondrick Music Room, located on the 4th Floor of the Wesley J. Howe Center
The mission of DeBaun PAC is to provide a comprehensive performing arts program for Stevens students so that it may support and enhance their education at Stevens through their experience in the performing arts.
DeBaun Performing Arts Center is pleased to announce the events for the 2014-2015 season.
The 2014-15 season is now posted with events in Theater, Music, Recitals and Dance. Highlights of our season include And The World Goes 'Round, Stevens One Act Festival, Much Ado about Nothing and It's a Wonderful Life—A Radio Play. Be sure to browse our webpages to see all that we have to offer during our 16th Season.
This October, Theta Alpha Phi is pleased to present And_The_World_Goes_Round.
Tickets will be made available for online purchase for all upcoming events soon.
DeBaun PAC has updated the categories for its ticket prices (for all events presented by DeBaun PAC). The new breakdown is as follows.
Adult (General Admission): $5-7
All Students/Seniors/Children/Stevens Faculty & Staff (General Admission): $2-3
DeBaun PAC has published a new version of our "Performing Arts" Brochure. This brochure describes the many arts organizations at Stevens, either under DeBaun PAC or as a Student Organization, that allows students to participate in many ways. The new brochure will be made available for download soon.
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SU Physics Grads are movers and shakers! Nearly all of our recent graduates have been going on to graduate study or industrial employment. Highlights: Recent SU Physics grads are in, or have just completed, PhD degree work in physics at Georgetown U, the U of Oregon, the U of Michigan, and the Ohio State University. Others are in PhD programs in engineering: Purdue U (Aerospace Engineering), Penn State U (Electrical Engineering), Vanderbilt U (Electrical Engineering), UC-Santa Barbara (Bioengineering), U of Maryland (Bioengineering), Northwestern U (Mechanical Engineering), the Ohio State University (Mechanical Engineering). The earth and planetary sciences are also represented by our physics major graduates who entered PhD programs recently: U of Washington (Oceanography), U of Arizona (Planetary Sciences). Others have gone for the MS degree: UC-San Diego (Physics), Washington State U (Mechanical Engineering), Santa Clara U (Mechanical Engineering). Three students recently entered the University of Oregon's Industrial Master's program. Some of the jobs obtained by recent SU Physics grads not going on to graduate school are engineering or analyst positions at Boeing, at electro-optical companies, at the U of Washington School of Medicine, as well as computer programmer or network technician positions at various companies, including Microsoft.
Our fifth annual PhysFest (Feb. 28 and March 1, 2013) was a great success. Our SU Physics faculty, staff, and students enjoyed getting to know about twenty high school seniors who were thinking about going to SU and possibly majoring in physics or in a related field with a possibility of adding physics as a second major. We had physics experiments, a nice dinner, and talks by faculty. All participants were hosted by current Physics majors giving them a sneak peak into campus life. Thanks to Associate Professor Paul Fontana for directing this wonderful program! And thanks to our wonderful physics majors and friends who helped!
The Seattle University Physics Department has been awarded nine grants from federal agencies and from private foundations recently, and has been awarded more research grant support per faculty member than any other department at Seattle University. Six of these grants are NSF research grants in physics or astronomy, awarded to SU Physics faculty Mary Alberg, Paul Fontana, Joanne Hughes Clark, and Andy Kim. Each grant includes support for undergraduate student collaborators. Further physics major undergraduate research support comes from our grants from the M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust and from NASA, as well as from grants from generous donors.
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About Multicultural Community Outreach
The Alzheimer's Association Colorado Chapter honors the dignity and contributions of diverse communities. Age, gender, race/ethnicity, class, disability, sexual orientation, religion, and other human differences contribute to the richness, vitality and effectiveness of our organization.
African American services & outreach
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Multicultural Education Program Series Calendar
In an effort to promote Alzheimer's education that is culturally sensitive to minorities and diverse communities, the Alzheimer's Association has designed a Multicultural Education Program Series. Some of these programs are offered in Spanish and focus on Latinos, African Americans, Asians/Pacific Islanders, American Indians and other groups.
Registration is required. Unless otherwise indicated, all programs are offered free of charge.
Course Descriptions
Understanding Memory Loss and Dementia
Alzheimer's is not a normal part of aging. Learn the differences between Alzheimer's, other dementias and normal memory loss due to aging. Learn about the Alzheimer's disease process, the programs offered by the Alzheimer's Association and the community resources available.
Memory Loss and Diabetes: Is there a link?
Latinos and African Americans have the highest incidence of diabetes. If you have Type II diabetes, are at risk of developing it, or know someone who has it, this session is for you. Learn about the importance of good brain health in an effort to lower the risk of Alzheimer's.
Memory Loss and Heart Disease: Is there a link?
Latinos and African Americans have very high incidences of heart disease (high blood pressure, high cholesterol, stroke), and research has shown there is a connection between heart disease and Alzheimer's. If you suffer from high blood pressure or high cholesterol or are at risk for these, then this program is for you. Learn more about keeping your heart and brain healthy.
Caregiving Tips: Successful Communication
The ability to communicate effectively with your loved one can make your job as a caregiver easier and increase the quality of life and safety for the person with dementia. This class covers successful communication skills for interacting with people with dementia.
Support Groups
Bilingual Latino Caregiver Support Group
Meet other Latino caregivers and learn more about the disease, caregiving issues, and suggestions on how to take care of yourself.
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2895 W 8th Ave
El tercer Viernes de cada mes - 10:00am-11:30am
Interesada en participar?
Lláme a Marissa Larma (1-800-272-3900)
African American Caregiver Support Group
Meet other African-American caregivers and learn more about the disease, caregiving issues, and suggestions on how to take care of yourself.
2nd Wednesday of every month, 6:00 pm
Black American West Museum
3091 California Street
Denver, CO 80201
1-800-272-3900 for more information