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The NAMI Family-to-Family Education Program is a free 12-week course for family caregivers of individuals with severe brain disorders (mental illnesses). The course is taught by trained family members. All instruction and course materials are free for class participants.
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By Mary Beth Ingham
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Release Date: July 2012
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Since the first publication of John Duns Scotus: The Harmony of Goodness
in 1996, much work has appeared in print on Scotus's theological and
philosophical vision including the gradual completion of the Vatican
edition of Scotus's Ordinatio. Various congresses and international
gatherings continue to highlight the important significance of this
great medieval thinker for the new millennium. Drawing upon the
work of several significant scholars combined with her own deepened
conviction that understanding Scotus's moral philosophy and theology
must be understood within the broader context of Franciscan spirituality
including the role of Stoic and monastic influences on the medieval
Franciscans, Mary Beth Ingham, C.S.J., offers this new edition of John
Duns Scotus: The Harmony of Goodness. Scotus's articulation of a moral
vision to lived harmony and to moral living as a path of beauty is offered
anew by Ingham in this new edition.
Mary Beth Ingham's The Harmony of Goodness offers a finely tuned study of John Dun Scotus, marked by clarity and conviction. No one is more adept and accomplished than Ingham when it comes to exploring, articulating, and retrieving the intricate thought of the Subtle Doctor for contemporary readers. In The Harmony of Goodness, she provides a compelling ethical worldview that is grounded in the Franciscan belief in the goodness of both the Creator and Creation, and the invitation to live accordingly. -- Dr. Timothy Johnson, Professor and Department Chair, Humanities, Flagler College
In the time since The Harmony of Goodness was first published in the mid-nineties, Mary Beth Ingham has become one of the leading scholars on Scotus and his understanding of moral living. In this revision of her earlier work, she has used her considerable knowledge to provide even more of a context out of which to understand the writings of the Subtle Doctor and to offer an even clearer presentation of the thought of this important Franciscan thinker. -- Thomas Nairn, OFM, Ph.D., Senior Director, Ethics, Catholic Health Association
A very readable introduction to Scotus's moral philosophy, The Harmony of Goodness is also a welcome shift to an aesthetic paradigm in presenting Scotus's ethics. The book showcases the importance of the aesthetic dimension of Scotus's thought that has been neglected by medievalists. Ingham's aesthetic turn is an example of kinship between pre-modern and postmodern hermeneutic principles. Yet while the groundless interplay of postmodern aesthetics washes away the foundations of the present-day world, pre-modern Scotistic aesthetics, on the contrary, promises to return it to its solid philosophical ground. -- Oleg Bychkov, Associate Professor of Philosophy, St Bonaventure University
180 Pages
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Three Volume SET
Studies in Early Franciscan Sources
These three books contain valuable insight into the Early Documents of Francis and Clare. The authors, scholars interested in and committed to the Franciscan tradition, have brought contemporary research together, applied it to each of the specific texts and offered their own perspectives.
First, the essays define the status questionis by informing the reader about the state of current research on each of the texts considered.
Second, the essays are intended to introduce the reader to these texts within the dimensions of their multi-layered contextual-historical framework. The hope of those involved in producing these studies is to help others learn how to read, interpret and apply these newly translated texts to enrich the historical understanding, theological vision and practical living out of the Gospel message.
The Writings of Francis of Assisi: Letters and Prayers
Letters and Prayers features the scholarly work of Luigi Pellegrini, Jean- François Godet-Calogeras, Michael W. Blastic, Michael F. Cusato, Jay M. Hammond PhD, and Laurent Gallant.
2011: 336 p. Pb 978-1-57659-230-4 $29.95
The Writings of Francis of Assisi: Rules, Testament and Admonitions
Rules, Testament and Admonitions contains essays by William J. Short, Michael W. Blastic, Jay M. Hammond, PhD and JA Wayne Hellmann.
2011: 336 p. Pb 978-1-57659-232-8 $29.95
The Writings of Clare of Assisi: Letters, Form of Life, Testament and Blessing
The Writings of Clare of Assisi presents the latest scholarship by Ingrid Peterson, Lezlie Knox, Michael W.
Blastic and Jean-François Godet-Calogeras.
2011: 144 p. Pb 978-1-57659-233-5 $19.95
by Ilia Delio, Doris Gottemoeller, John Burkhard and C. Colt Anderson
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Over the centuries in word and deed, Franciscan scholars and practitioners have demonstrated a clear and faithful understanding of what it means to live as followers of Christ in a defined ecclesia. Francis of Assisi was eminently clear about his attitude toward the Church, understood both as community and institution.
Today, as in the time of Francis, moral failures and overt incompetence in the Church create credibility gaps between the people and those entrusted with authority. Is there a Franciscan way of approaching this pain and brokenness? What lies beneath the fidelity of St. Francis to the Church and its authorities? How can Christians today look with compassion on this suffering body and hear, as Francis heard, a voice directing us to rebuild my church? In this volume of essays we hear a word of hope as the authors reflect with us on these very same questions for our times.
116 pages
Edited by Robert J. Karris
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Release Date: August 2012
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Bonaventure has many insights to share not only with members of the Franciscan Family, but also with the church at large. From his work on translating and annotating St. Bonaventure's three-volume Commentary on Luke's Gospel, noted Scripture scholar Robert Karris has developed this book of reflections for thirty days. Playfully referring to them as "BonaLuke bites," Karris gives preferential treatment to those passages used in the Sunday lectionary
during Cycle C.
A user-friendly format begins with the passages from Luke's Gospel followed
by Bonaventure's commentary on one or two verses under consideration.
Karris's reflection follows that of Bonaventure and concludes with a prayer.
Some readers may reverse the process as they are meant as springboards for
the readers' own reflections and prayer.
Today Lukan scholars acknowledge many "Franciscan" themes in Luke's Gospel. Members of the Franciscan Family will enjoy reacquainting themselves with the charism through the lens of Luke's Gospel. Perhaps preachers will find that old interpretations are new again and can sparkle because Bonaventure has singled out the very best from tradition to challenge our normal way of interpreting passages familiar through years of liturgical use.
"All those who pray with scripture or who offer Sunday homilies on the readings from Luke's gospel will welcome the latest offering from Robert Karris, OFM. The fruit of many scholarly years with this gospel and Bonaventure's commentary on it, his book ties together "the best of both worlds." The structure of the offerings should prove insightful for those engaged in lectio divina, especially Franciscans, as they attempt to hear the gospel's message for their own lives. I look forward to chewing on BonaLuke Bites."
- Marion C. Moeser, OSF, Associate Professor, Christ the King Seminary
"Fr. Robert Karris offers the reader a triple treat in his Thirty Days with St. Bonaventure's Commentary on Luke. First, we get his wonderful translation of Bonaventure's commentary in which Bonaventure's inspired interpretations are presented with deft skill and amazingly contemporary insights. Second, he offers his own penetrating perspective on both Bonaventure and Luke. And third, he leads the reader from reflection to prayer at the conclusion of each passage.
I have long been a fan of Fr. Karris's Lukan studies because he is able to make Luke come powerfully alive, not only in my mind but in my heart also. But this book not only enlivens the gospel of Luke, it offers Bonaventure as the guide to new Lukan insights. If anyone needs their interest in the gospel of Luke refreshed or their views of a great medieval mind shaken clean of dust, this book will do it … and in surprising and deeply fulfilling ways."
- Fr. William L. Burton, O.F.M., S.S.L., S.T.D., Assistant Professor, St. Vincent de Paul Regional Seminary
"In this delightful book, Karris skillfully selects bite-sized bits of his massive work on St. Bonaventure s Commentary on St. Luke, then, with his own reflections, situates the morsels within the larger meal of the Gospel and the work of the Seraphic Doctor. The concluding prayer serves as dessert, leaving the reader both satisfied and wanting more. Not only Franciscans will find rich fare within."
- Barbara E. Reid, O.P., Catholic Theological Union, Chicago
100 Pages
Edited and Designed by Tom Missel
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The pieces were all in place for a great 2011-2012 basketball season at St. Bonaventure University. The men added a talented collection of guards to complement an experienced frontcourt led by one of the best players in the country. The women returned the top six scorers from their third straight 20-win season and settled on just one goal before the season began: reaching the NCAA Tournament.
But few could have dreamed that one of the smallest colleges in Division I would send both teams to their respective NCAA Tournaments. When they did, the campus and local communities made sure the teams would never forget what they had accomplished, lining the streets of Allegany and Olean as police cars and fire trucks escorted the team buses to airports for their trips to Nashville, Tallahassee and Raleigh. When the teams arrived at their NCAA sites, local fans, alumni and students turned out in droves to support them.
"A Legacy Defined" is 128 pages and chronicles the madness of March in New York's Southern Tier with stories about the seasons and tournaments, and more than 100 memorable photos, from the games and behind the scenes.
Proceeds from the book will benefit the Bonaventure Athletic Fund.
The book includes reprinted articles on each team's run to glory, plus new material on how their seasons unfolded and the highs and lows along the way. Among the highlights are more than a hundred photos of their seasons, including some behind-the-scenes glimpses during their tournament trips.
Primary photography in the book is by Olean's Craig Melvin, team photographer for the Buffalo Bills.
Contributing writers include Mike Vaccaro, Adrian Wojnarowski, Tom Missel, Chuck Pollock, Dallas Miller, Jason MacBain, Dan McCarthy and Shannon Shepherd.
The St. Bonaventure men (20-12) qualified for the NCAA Tournament by winning three games in three days at the Atlantic 10 Tournament in Atlantic City, eventually losing to third-seeded Florida State, 66-63, in their NCAA opener in a game that went down to the final seconds.
The St. Bonaventure women (31-4) won 18 games in a row before losing to Dayton in the Atlantic 10 title game, but earned a No. 5 seed with an at-large bid and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament with wins over Florida Gulf Coast and Marist in Tallahassee before losing to national runner-up Notre Dame in the next round.
Re-live the excitement of both teams with this limited edition, commemorative book.
128 pages
100 four-color photos
edited by Cyprian Lynch
Although this anthology of Franciscan poverty contains 187 selections grouped under 149 entries, it is no more than a modest sample of extant writings on the subject. Yet, because it includes examples of a wide variety of literary forms, authored by members of all branches of the Franciscan family representing ten language groups and all eight centuries of Franciscan history, it clearly demonstrates the continuity of the Franciscan tradition of poverty.
760 pages
By Robert J. Karris, OFM
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This text offers a fresh translation of each admonition, parallel texts previously noted by other scholars or newly uncovered by Karris, as well as comments on each admonition verse by verse. The reader is led into Francis's "theological workshop" where it becomes clear how Francis imprinted his own logo on the spiritual traditions he inherited.
215 pages
Spirit and Life Series
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Edited by Jean-François Godet-Calogeras and Roberta McKelvie, OSF. All focus is on development of the Forma vitae written by Clare and approved just before her death in 1253 or on her letters to Agnes of Prague.
80 pages
by Malcolm V. T. Wallace, Ph.D.
Did you know that St. Bonaventure University played Penn State University twice in football? Or, that the 1946 team played in the Tobacco Bowl? AND THEY WERE GIANTS tells the story of St. Bonaventure football from 1895-1971 with a special focus on the years 1915-1951. Included are season-by-season results from 1915-1951, a roster of all players from 1915-1952 and a recap of club football from 1895-1914 and 1968 - 1971. Published in 1988 by The Franciscan Institute at St. Bonaventure University, this 72-page, landscape designed book contains 20 black-and-white photographs of St. Bonaventure's gridiron years. AND THEY WERE GIANTS is a fun read for every Bona sports fan.
Now, through February 29th, this book is FREE with the purchase of THE GOOD JOURNEY - 150 YEARS OF HISTORY AT ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY.
60 Pages
edited and translated by David Burr and E. Randolph Daniel
Please click HERE for a sample of the book.
For the first time, a complete English version of the Historia de Septem Tribulationum Ordinis Minorum by Angelo of Clareno. Introduction and translation by David Burr and E. Randolph Daniel. Based upon two recent Latin texts by Giovanni Boccali and Orietta Rossini. This very significant contribution to Franciscan studies cannot be ignored!
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EPA New England Topics
Urban Rivers
EPA New England has a history of focused urban waters work. As part of our support for urban river restoration, EPA New England annually donates water monitoring equipment through long-term loans to community groups throughout the region. Groups receiving this equipment agree to monitor their waters and share their data with EPA. For more information about this program, please contact Diane Switzer at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We have also hosted a series of conferences and workshops focused on stormwater and illicit connections, water quality, sediments, public access, restoration, land conservation, and success stories. In addition, we are directly invested in our region's urban watersheds and have been focused on several watersheds throughout the region. Through this work, we remain in touch with the agency's focus on healthy watersheds.
See below for some of the important work being done right here in New England!
EPA New England
Mystic River Watershed Initiative
Learn more about EPA's efforts to work with stakeholders to restore and protect water quality and increase open space and public access in the Mystic River Watershed.
Charles River Watershed Initiative
Find out how EPA continues its work to clean up Boston's Charles River.
Stormwater and Permitting in New England
Learn how EPA works to reduce stormwater sources by issuing stormwater permits in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, promoting low impact development, and providing stormwater resources and guides.
Soak Up the Rain
An EPA New England campaign to raise awareness about the problem of stormwater and encourage citizen action to help reduce the polluted runoff that flows to our streams, lakes, rivers and coastlines.
Urban Environmental Program
This program seeks to provide assistance to communities to identify and prioritize environmental and public health problems, develop and implement strategies to restore and revitalize neighborhoods for urban residents, develop partnerships to build community-based capacity and infrastructure to assess, manage and resolve environmental challenges, as well as achieve measurable and sustainable improvements in urban communities that do not compromise environmental quality and public health.
Urban Waters Small Grants
Many urban waterways have been polluted for years by sewage, runoff from city streets and contamination from abandoned industrial facilities. Healthy and accessible urban waters can help grow local businesses and enhance educational, economic, recreational, employment and social opportunities in nearby communities. The EPA has awarded $2.7 million to 46 organizations in 32 states and Puerto Rico to help restore urban waters, support community revitalization and protect Americans' health. By awarding these small grants to restore urban waterways, EPA will help communities become active participants in restoring urban waters while improving and protecting their neighborhoods. Four separate grantees in Region 1 were selected to receive a total of $237,000 of Urban Waters Small Grants funding in order to contribute to the restoration of urban rivers. These award winners are listed below along with pictures from the press events.
The Northern Middlesex Council of Governments (Lowell, MA) received $60,000 to develop stormwater education within all the communities, neighborhoods and populations in the Merrimack River region and elsewhere in the Commonwealth. Partners on this project include: Merrimack River Watershed Council, Merrimack Valley Economic Development Council, the City of Lowell, Southeast Asia Environmental Justice Partners, the Coalition for Better Acre, Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association, Lowell Park and Conservation Trust, the SuAsCo Watershed Community Council, the Nashua River Watershed Association, and the Clean River Project.
Groundwork Lawrence (Lawrence, MA) received $60,000 to develop the Spicket River Restoration Partnership which will engage the community through citizen volunteers for water quality testing to establish a water quality baseline and to further characterize the environmental condition of the river. This program will assist in identifying stream channel issues and harmful contamination threats such as stormwater infrastructure and combined sewer overflows. Partners on this project include: the Merrimack River Watershed Council, the Massachusetts Audubon Society, Horsley-Witten Group, the Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration, and the City of Lawrence's Department of Public Works.
The Environmental Justice League of Rhode Island (Providence, RI) received $60,000 to initiate a community-driven restoration of Providence's urban ponds based on educating school children, organize residents, work with business owners to adopt treatment options, and survey neighborhoods and develop examples of stormwater treatment options. Project partners include: Groundwork Providence, Urban Pond Procession, Brown University, URI Watershed Watch, and RIDEM's Office of Water Resources
The Wood-Pawcatuck Watershed Association (Providence, RI) received $57,000 to launch a fish community monitoring program for several impaired urban water bodies including the Woonasquatucket, Moshassuck, and Blackstone Rivers. Partners on this project include: the Blackstone River Coalition, the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council, Friends of the Moshassuck, the Taunton River Watershed Alliance, Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, University of Rhode Island (URI) Watershed Watch, the URI Coastal Institute and the Audubon Society of Rhode Island.
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Classic Hollywood: MusicalsFriday | 7 p.m.
Join Nick Clooney on a tour of the Golden Age of movie musicals sure to leave you singing for days. Featuring performances by Judy Garland, Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, Elvis Presley, James Cagney and more.
Is WEIU important to you? Become a member today! Also, send us a message and let us know what WEIU means to you!
Celebrating 30 Years!July 1, 2015, through July 1, 2016
WEIU is celebrating its 30th anniversary on air for radio and television broadcast!
WEIU broadcast radio 88.9 was introduced on July 1, 1985 and WEIU-TV began broadcast operations on UHF 51 on July 1, 1986, as a non-commercial, educational television station licensed to the Board of Trustees of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois. "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome live, to the campus of Eastern Illinois University." With that introduction, Daniel Thornburgh, then the director of University Relations, christened WEIU-TV during its live on-air dedication on July 1, 1986.
Join us in celebrating 30 remarkable years of serving the University and our surrounding communities! Thank you for supporting WEIU as your public broadcasting station!
The Forsyte SagaEpisode 11 | Saturday, 8 p.m.
Jon and Fleur meet at Robin Hill and Fleur relates their parents' history. Jolyon is still very ill and Annette is still having an affair. Fleur realizes she may have to break with Jon; her father presses her to marry Michael Mont.
Turning the TideTuesday | 9 p.m.
Exploring effects of erosion along Louisiana's 300-mile Mississippi Delta coastline (involving energy and national security as well as the ecological, economic and social effects), and assessing efforts to combat it.
The Queen's GardenSunday | 9 p.m.
With permission from Queen Elizabeth, this program covers a year in Buckingham Palace Garden, exploring the history and the natural history of this remarkable hidden royal treasure in the heart of London.
Antiques RoadshowVintage Tampa | Sunday, 6 p.m.
Appraisals from a 1999 visit to Tampa are updated. Included: a fork from the Hindenburg; a costume jewelry hat from around 1950; and a Louis Comfort Tiffany lamp with a "Rose Helmut" shade.Vintage Columbus | Sunday, 7 p.m.
Items discovered during a 1999 visit to Columbus, Ohio, are reappraised. Included: Albert Cheuret art deco clocks; a Marx "Roy Rogers" play set; and a historical collection that includes a letter from Thomas Jefferson.
SherlockThe Hounds of Baskerville | Tuesday, 10 p.m.
"Sherlock: The Hounds of Baskerville" finds Sherlock and Watson investigating a murder that occurred 20 years earlier. It was witnessed by the victim's son, who claims his father was killed by a monstrous hound. The case takes the pair to the British moors, where a top-secret military base is said to be the site of animal-mutation experiments.
The Mystery of MatterOut of Thin Air | Tuesday, 8 p.m.
See how the discovery of oxygen by one of science's great odd couples — Joseph Priestley and Antoine Lavoisier — triggers a worldwide search for new elements. Soon caught up in the hunt is chemist Humphry Davy, whose showmanship dazzles London audiences.
PoldarkPart 6 | Monday, 8 p.m.
The local copper barons face competition from a mysterious smelting company; and Poldark confronts the cardsharp who swindled Francis.
Tami and Kaylee - Westfield, IL
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When Did You Start at WEIU? 2010
Favorite Show on WEIU-TV: This is a tough one! I'm a fan of everything we do both on the air as well as in the world of education. But truth be told, my favorites are locally produced programs. Heartland Highways gives me a chance to see some of the many amazing places in this wonderful area we call home. I've seen places on Heartland Highways that lifelong east central Illinois residents didn't know existed...and then made the short drive to see those places up close and personal myself. And I've learned so much about some of the most interesting people who are our neighbors.
Another of my top three would be Four Rivers Ag Report. Though I'm not a farmer, I live on a working farm and see the daily ag activity that drives our area. No matter what we do, we are a part of agriculture. And I find that fascinating. The things I've learned about our farm community as a result of Four Rivers are pretty amazing. And as much as Four Rivers Ag Report focuses on the farmers in our area, it does just as good a job of celebrating our rural lifestyle.
Last but not least is News Watch. There is nowhere else to find the kind of coverage News Watch provides our area. Even in a world of 24/7 online and cable/satellite news services, I find News Watch the only place to watch and learn what's happening in OUR community. It's unique.
What have you learned while working at WEIU? This could be a chapter in itself!In my case, I came to WEIU after working in public broadcasting for decades.I'd worked for many stations in many parts of the country. My fascination with WEIU was two-fold: The fact that WEIU is MORE than a PBS station, and the opportunity to live in this incredible community. Being a part of a non-commercial TV station that goes so far beyond programming what most PBS stations provide has allowed me to learn an amazing number of new things about our world. And being in the east central Illinois community has taught me just how special and unique this place is. I've learned that what may appear on the outside to be an unchanging environment becomes a wealth of different sights, sounds and experiences with the march of the seasons, the constantly varying weather and the beautiful lighting variations of each passing day.
Why should someone become a member of WEIU? WEIU is certainly not like most TV stations. We're obviously nothing like a commercial TV station which is funded by commercials based on the number of people watching each program. Yet, we're also different than most non-commercial TV stations, as well ... both in what we air and who we aim to serve. And that's important to me. As I've seen more of the media universe surround us with an array of programs, news, shopping channels and pretty much anything you could imagine, I still find WEIU the ONLY place where I can learn about MY neighbors and MY community. I know such a service is not going to be supported by other communities or by commercial sponsors. I frankly wouldn't expect it to be. So I find it important to support that service that serves me and the people who are my neighbors. It seems to be part of the American way of taking care of those things that are important to us. At least that's how I see it!
WEIU is very important to me and I hope to you, as well.
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If I wasn't able to watch WEIU, I don't know what I would do. I would most likely throw my television in the trash! I will continue to support good television and WEIU is GREAT TV.
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Penny Weaver & Bill Lair - Mattoon Journal-Gazette
Learn more about the history of the Mattoon Journal Gazette as told by Penny Weaver and Bill Lair.
Penny Weaver & Bill Lair would love for you to tune in to Effingham: This is Our Story on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. We hope you'll join us!
Edwin Hoppin - Maturation of Sarah Bush Health System
Dr. Edwin Hoppin recounts 3 important moments in the history of Sarah Bush Lincoln Health System. These include the merging and building of the new hospital, the development of the employed physician model and the creation of the healthy communities initiative.
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Two Elk County natives recently rubbed elbows with some very well-known people during a special gathering for young leaders held in Pittsburgh in October.
The Jersey Shore area along the East Coast was devastated in the wake of Superstorm Sandy last month, but St. Marys residents have managed to bring the residents there a little comfort and joy throughout the Christmas season through their generous donations.
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Corinthia Hotel London offers 251 guestrooms and suites on seven floors. Individually decorated in a modern style, all accommodations feature LED TVs with premium channels, direct-dial phones with voice mail, and complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Marble bathrooms feature heated flooring, separate tubs and showers, bathrobes, slippers, and complimentary ESPA toiletries. Additional amenities at this London hotel include in-room safes (accommodate laptops), minibars, Nespresso coffee machines, and complimentary newspapers.
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Located in the city center, this luxury London hotel is near Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey, and Covent Garden. The hotel features a full-service ESPA spa with 17 treatment rooms, a hair salon, an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, and fitness center. Two restaurants and two bars are on-site; room service is available 24 hours. Amenities at Corinthia Hotel London include a concierge desk, a business center, and babysitting/childcare. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.
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"I'm not one to put on makeup every day," says Stacy Sindlinger, 46, a home accessories designer in Philipstown, N.Y. But she wanted the effect she got from mascara, without the daily effort and the occasional irritation, so she tried something that many women have made part of their regular beauty routines."I dyed my lashes."
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"You'll see lashes immediately turn black -- that's the most popular color," Corey says. Other choices for lashes and brows are blue-black, brown, and chestnut. In three to five minutes, she gently wipes off residue with a damp towel. You shouldn't feel any stinging; the esthetician should be with you the entire time in case the dye gets in your eyes.
For brows, Corey uses demi-permanent color -- slightly stronger and more lasting than the veggie version. She brushes it on with a disposable wand and lets it process for 10 to 20 minutes. Sindlinger had no negative reaction when she had her lashes colored. She just didn't like the results. "Because I don't usually wear mascara, it looked too dramatic," she says. Still, for many women the results are well-defined lashes and a little more free time in the morning.
Money matters -- Lash dyeing costs around $25 to $75, and brow coloring starts at about $15, depending on the salon.
Staying power -- The results of permanent tints can last from one to three months. To make your dye job last longer, avoid using exfoliating alpha hydroxy and glycolic acid cleansers, which can strip color from brows, around your eyes.
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Kate Middleton is "continuing to feel better" as she spends her second day at King Edward VII Hospital in London, according to St. James Palace. She may have to stay several more days to recover from severe nausea related to her pregnancy.
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Wanting to see more women and young adults in leadership roles within their communities and Israeli society at large were among the encouraging findings of a recent Abraham Fund study of Arab voter attitudes. Pilot programs now underway will chart the course for a multi-year investment in training next-gen Israeli Arab leaders.
Policing in a Divided Society
The Abraham Fund's work with the Israel Police has resulted in significant changes in policing policies and practices informed by international learning. Government's recognition of its failure to provide appropriate police services to the Arab community underscores the need for our continuing efforts to improve relations between the police and Arab society.
Equal and Accessible Services
This new Abraham Fund initiative works with government agencies, businesses and civil society organizations to advance the provision of equal and accessible services as we aim to narrow the gaps that divide Israel's Arab and Jewish communities, while strengthening the foundation for a just and inclusive society.
Economic Development and Employment
The Abraham Fund's Sharikat Haya jobs program was created to address the massive unemployment of Israeli Arab women. Five successful years later, our model is going national through a new government-funded effort to train and place Arab women in their first-ever jobs – good for Arab women and good for the Israeli economy.
Public Education, Advocacy and Government Relations
The Abraham Fund's reputation – within government, civil society and the media – as a valued partner and resource in the field of Jewish-Arab relations positions us as one of a handful of shared Jewish-Arab NGOs with trusted access to both Israel's Arab leadership and government officials.
Education for a Shared Society
The Abraham Fund's groundbreaking coexistence education programs already reach 25,000 Jewish and Arab elementary school children throughout Israel – a stepping stone toward our goal of requiring that every Israeli youngster learn the language and culture of their neighbor as we build a foundation for peace.
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Bheemili Kabaddi Jattu
"Bheemili Kabaddi Jattu" is a remake of one of the most successful films in Tamil this year "Vennela Kabaddi Kuzhu." This is a story with a village backdrop and follows the antics of a group of ordinary youths who strive to play kabaddi and is a classic underdog story.
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Tips on How to Shop for Online Loans
Online loans have become increasingly flexible. You can get a loan without having to step into a bank or leaving the comfort of your home. However, not showing up for loan application can be fraught with risks of being swindled your money. Tips on how to shop for an online loan can assist you in finding a legitimate loan provider.
Make the most out of online benefits. One of the greatest advantages of shopping for these loans is the ability to compare offerings and rates. Loan approval is also faster than traditional banks.
Decide on what you need from your loan. Establish your priorities and shop accordingly in case you need a low monthly payment or APR.
Learn about acquisition of "poor credit" loans over the internet. Getting a loan online can turn out to be a great alternative if you possess less-than-stellar credit since online lenders have a tendency to accept higher risk loans. On the other hand, they do charge a high amount for them. If you have problems with your credit, this could be your chance to obtain decent rates.
Check out online peer-to-peer loan sites. Examples of sites that fuel the online trend include GlobeFunder, Lending Club and Zopa. The loans they offer are normally microloans. Therefore, the amount of loan might be smaller. Still, rates and terms of these loans appear to be better than those that banks issue. More news in this page too.
Avoid using online payday loan sites. These loans, which are due in the next payday, can charge extremely high fees. In addition, you have to give the online sites your checking account information. This puts you at a greater risk. Online payday loans can automatically withdraw fees and renew loans from your checking account each payday. No matter how broke you are, avoid touching these loans.
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LIM College SIFE, Walmart and City Green Bring Recycling Message to New Jersey Schoolchildren
Larry Litterbug encourages kids to recycle
Walmart's New Jersey division has purchased Larry Litterbug, a book about recycling created by students at LIM College, for City Green, a non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating the establishment of urban community, youth and school gardens in northern New Jersey while cultivating education in public health, nutrition and the environment.
Larry Litterbug was created by LIM College's Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team as part of its slate of business and educational projects for the 2009-2010 academic year. SIFE is an international non-profit organization that works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilize students to make a difference in their communities while developing the skills to become socially responsible business leaders. Participating students apply business concepts to develop outreach projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need.
Through this initiative, Larry Litterbug's environmentally-friendly message is reaching City Green-sponsored environmental clubs in Paterson Public Schools 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 26 and Alexander Hamilton School. The students in these clubs, who are in grades 5 through 8, are using the books to promote their in-school recycling programs among younger students.
Says Jennifer Papa, executive director of City Green, "Each club has started a recycling program in their school where there was no recycling before. Larry Litterbug is a great tool to excite younger students to participate in the program and start recycling at home."
The book purchase was made possible by Rich Bourget and Robin Burgos of Walmart, who serve on the LIM College SIFE team's Business Advisory Board.


text: Dolphin Stories Entries for July 2011 Monday, July 25, 2011 Passion for Tóibín Takes Dr. Costello-Sullivan to Ireland 0 Comments :: Faculty News Associate Professor Dr. Kate Costello-Sullivan from the English department presented a paper in June at the national American Conference for Irish Studies (ACIS) Conference at National University of Ireland, Galway titled "Presencing Absence in Colm Tóibín's The Blackwater Lightship." Costello-Sullivan's interests and publications range over a broad array of themes in British and Irish literature, including gender, nationalism, and post-colonialism. Read More.. Friday, July 15, 2011 President Discusses Le Moyne, Mission and the Future in Meetings with Jesuit Leadership 0 Comments :: Presidential Initiatives While in Europe, Le Moyne President Fred Pestello, Ph.D., had the distinct honor of meeting with leadership of the Society of Jesus and the Vatican Congregation for Catholic Education. Read More.. Current Articles | Archives | Search


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De-clutter your inbox in Office 365
Today we are beginning the roll out of Clutter to Office 365 business customers, which brings the power of Office Graph to your inbox. Clutter is designed to help you focus on the most important messages in your inbox. It uses machine learning to de-clutter your inbox by moving lower priority messages out of your way and into a new Clutter folder. Ultimately, Clutter removes distractions so you can focus…
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Today we are announcing the new Outlook for the Mac, which delivers improved performance and reliability and a fresh look and feel that is unmistakably Microsoft Office. This release offers a more familiar and consistent experience between Outlook on the PC, Outlook on the web and Outlook Web App (OWA) for iPad, iPhone and Android devices.
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In a world of multiple devices, online ubiquity, and cloud storage, the security of your personal content—email, documents, and photos—is more important than ever. In addition to the behind-the-scenes work we do to keep your Outlook.com account secure, we've made a list of what we think are the top five things that you can do, to help keep your account as secure as possible.
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This week New York City officially unveiled it's finalized plan for a $220 million renovation of Governors Island! Starting in 2012, construction will begin on what could become one of the coolest urban parks in the world. The finalized design is by Dutch firm West 8 in partnership with Rogers Marvel Architects, Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, SMWM and Urban Design+ and comes complete with flowering terraces, boardwalks, marshland, a hammock grove, mountainscapes and newly-found stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.
The city bought Governor's Island from the US government for $1.00 in 2003, and up until 1997 the island was home to the oldest US military base. The finalized design is a wild reinterpretation of the space, which is currently covered in military buildings. When you first arrive you are greeted by beautiful old structures, and toward the far end of the island there stands a stark concrete village of army barracks. The older buildings are preserved in this new design and their features are integrated into the flow of the green space. Liggett Hall's gorgeous archway (pictured above) will make way to Liggett Terrace, a place for gathering.
The less inviting concrete barracks will be leveled to make way for green space. These areas will house the more extravagant features of the new park. A group of mountains and cliffs will be built that will provide stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, a man-made marshland at the southern tip of the island will welcome native wildlife, and a densely-wooded grove of trees will be outfitted with a group of hammocks for dozing in.
As we learned recently with the opening of the Highline Park — also designed partially by Diller, Scofidio and Renfro — the wildest ideas sometimes make for the most beloved parks. Skeptics of the design for Governors Island worry about the cost of the project. Although the price tag is high, this innovative design is sure to draw a crowd of curious tourists and New York residents. Governors Island is set to become a wonderland of nature just a ferry ride away from the Big Apple.
Via The NY Times
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July 12, 2010 at 1:38 pm
[…] and gone, Figment's City of Dreams Pavilion Completion-winning creation stands erected on Governors Island, where it will reside all summer long! The designers, Ann Ha and Behrang Behin kindly provided us […]
July 9, 2010 at 11:58 am
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April 16, 2010 at 11:31 am
The article clearly states that the historic buildings, which are on the north end of the island, are and will be preserved. The two forts, which the article does not mention, are now a national monument and managed by the National Park Service – which the article also does not mention – and cannot be "torn down" or anything else by the state and/or city. The rest of the historic buildings in the north end are listed in the National Register of Historic Places, though they belong to the state. However, the transfer from the federal government to the state required that they be protected, so this is again not an issue. It's just the modern high-rise and warehouse stuff on the south end that will go and, apparently, be replaced with a park.
April 15, 2010 at 12:56 pm
I used to live on Governor's Island and I think this is awful! The island is jam-packed with wonderful history and that should be embraced vs. torn down. I was so hoping they would turn it into a historical site and allow the world to know what has all taken place there. What a bummer!
April 14, 2010 at 8:39 am
How will they protect Island from predictable sea level rise by 2080 – 2100?
Does somebody know?
April 13, 2010 at 4:48 pm
This sounds awesome! A great project. It makes me believe a little more in human kind. Any information as to being able to possibly donate to the construction?


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The Red Barn Rip - April 6, 2013 @ Lenora Park! presented by Terrapin Beer Co. - event #1 of the Georgia Disc Pack series
Sign up online at http://www.discstalker.com or in the store!
Current registration at: http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/100840
Pro Divisions - $55
Adv Divisions - $45
Int, Rec, Jr. etc - $35
Optional $5 lunch by Rob Williams!
8:30am - 9:00am - Check-in
9:00am - 9:10am - Player's Meeting
9:30 - First Round Start
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We will be playing long tees/pins at Lenora with limited roping of OB. Heavily roped Lenora will be saved for later in the year.
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Here are 20 home remedies for minor sunburn treatment (where the skin is red or sore but not blistered or broken).
As the days begin to shorten So the heat begins to scorch`'em.
- "If you get a sunburn, restore your energy with salt tablets or hot tea, which will pep you up and cool you off as well as or better than a cold drink." (OFA, 1945)
- "A simple and harmless remedy for sunburn is to bathe the face in buttermilk." (OFA, 1898)
- Wash gently with soap and water and then apply the gel of an older aloe leaf, splitting the leaf open lengthwise for the quantity required.
- Apply a mild infusion of purple coneflower to destroy bacteria and soothe the skin.
- Grate potatoes and apply to sunburned skin. The starch will cool and soothe the burn.
- Apply peppermint oil to sunburned skin, as long as the skin isn't blistered. Use a peppermint infusion as a milder wash to help cool a sunburn.
- Use apple cider vinegar, plain or diluted, to ease a sunburn.
- Make an ointment or salve with the essential oil of Saint Johnswort to promote the healing of burns that haven't broken the skin. It is not only anti-inflammatory but also antiviral and antibacterial.
- Apply ice or cold water.
- Dissolve Epson salts or baking soda in water, apply to a clean cloth, and drape the cloth over the affected skin.
- Take a cool bath, adding lavender or bergamot oil to the bath water.
- Add some black or green tea to your bathwater to soothe sunburned skin. Or pat sunburned skin with wet tea bags.
- Mix 1 cup water and 20 to 25 drops lavender oil and use to bathe the sunburned area. Or, apply the solution with a spray bottle.
- Make an infusion of cooling peppermint or spearmint tea. Drink it and use it to bathe the affected area.
- Apply a poultice of dock leaves and water.
- Bathe the sunburn with an infusion of stinging nettles, chamomile, or calendula.
- Apply aloe or plain yogurt with live cultures.
- Native Americans infused ground yarrow in water and used it as a wash.
- Wash with an infusion of elder flowers or chickweed.
- Apply a compress of decocted witch hazel.
As always, prevention is the best medicine. See our UV Index page for tips on preventing overexposure.


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0 Kelvin is absolute zero; Water Ice melts at 273 K (= 00C = 320F); Water boils at 373 K (= 1000C = 2120F).
German astronomer and mathematician. Considered a founder of modern astronomy, he formulated the famous three laws of planetary motion.
= 1000 grams = 2.2 pounds, the mass of a liter of water.
= 1000 meters = 0.62 miles.
The energy of motion; equivalent to one-half an objects mass multiplied by its velocity squared.