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The Calgary Association of Lifelong Learners
By Don Smith, Past President
April 2014
The beginnings of the CALGARY ASSOCIATION OF LIFELONG LEARNING (CALL) date back to the summer of 2010. Arlene and Bob Stamp, Don Smith, Carol Gerein, and Barbara Grant, first developed the idea. The initiating group wanted to establish a member-led lifelong learning non-profit organization in our city, one dedicated to the needs of older adults with a passion for learning and staying actively involved in the community.
Our initial meetings were inspired by the examples set by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Santa Cruz, and by the McGill Community for Lifelong Learning at McGill University in Montreal. In Santa Cruz, a city of just 50,000, Arlene and Bob reported that they participated in the winter months in an active group of approximately 700 seniors who sponsored multiple interest groups, short courses and general meetings with speakers. Don shared what he had learned of the very active McGill Community for Lifelong Learning in Montreal with roughly 800 members.
Our first meeting that Fall generated the more detailed work by a larger, very enthusiastic Steering Committee, which met in a room generously provided by the Wild Rose United Church. The Steering Committee included the five founding members now joined by Pat Hogan, Gail Kingwell, Linda McFarlane, Anne Petrie, Tamara Seiler, Ona Stonkus, and Murray Vines. The committee met monthly, alternating between Wild Rose Church and the homes of Steering Committee members. Much work followed over the winter of 2010-2011, with the Steering Committee members all actively participating.
We made contact with the two universities, the Calgary Public Library and other institutions of learning in the city, informing them of what we were attempting to do, in what became known as the CALGARY ASSOCIATION OF LIFELONG LEARNING —thanks so much Anne for suggesting the name with the wonderful acronym, CALL! Barbara organized an incredible fund-raiser at the Rosedale Community Association. We also thank those individuals who gave initial donations to get CALL started, and in particular our Charter Members who each made a donation of $100.
The Steering Committee established our first basic structures, and under its leadership, CALL was incorporated as a registered non-profit organization on February 8, 2011. CALL launched its first programing in the Fall of 2011. Shortly thereafter, the Rosedale Community Association generously offered us a home.
We started modestly, unaware of the response we would obtain. What a response! By the time of our first well-attended AGM on November 8, 2011, all of our learning groups were full to overflowing, our lecture series were attracting substantial audiences, and our biggest challenge was trying to figure out how on earth we could mount enough programs to meet the needs of our growing membership. That winter our first President Tamara Seiler and the Executive and Board for 2011/2012 successfully restructured how CALL creates and delivers its programs. Under our second President Don Smith and the Executive and the Board for 2012/2013, CALL was the beneficiary of these changes, which allowed our members to participate in approximately thirty-five interest groups in our Fall and Winter sessions. The number of programs we offer has continued to increase dramatically.
One of the most remarkable developments in CALL's third year of offering programs has been its growth to 400 members. Our third President, Pat Roome and the Executive and Board for 2013/14 have spearheaded our expansion beyond our "home" at the Rosedale Community Association to among other locations, the Marda Loop Community Association and St. Stephen's Church. For our members, we offer many choices of programs: a monthly Monday afternoon CALL Cafe with topical speakers who attract large audiences; popular monthly Wednesday evening "Treks and Travels" presentations; interest group discussions focused on current affairs, Canadian authors, or Walrus magazine, to name a few; interest groups focused on activities like viewing and discussing films, attending theatre or philharmonic performances, playing bridge or scrabble, monthly walking tours, bird watching, creating art with peers or learning how to meditate; other interest groups focused on research and study on topics like Canada and World War I, or alternative housing for seniors; and finally special lectures such as "Oil Sands 101" offered in winter 2013.
Since its inception, CALL has attracted incredible people who have generously shared their experience as leaders and participants in our interest groups, and willingly volunteered in a variety of other ways. With enthusiasm we are currently planning CALL's YEAR FOUR.
Volunteer committees, overseen by an elected volunteer board of directors, plan programs, organize events and recruit facilitators and speakers.
Similar lifelong learner and third-age learning groups have been successfully established all over the world. It's time for Calgary to have its own lifelong learners association!
Calgary Association of Lifelong Learners
A. Name
The name of the society shall be the Calgary Association of Lifelong Learners.
B. Purpose
The purpose of the Association shall be to facilitate lifelong learning for residents of Calgary and area who are 45 years of age and older.
C. Membership
1. Membership is open to any person 45 years of age or older who resides in Calgary and area upon payment of the membership fee.
2. CALL shall have up to five Honorary Memberships. The Board shall select the individuals and determine the duration of the Honorary Membership. Honorary Members do not pay the annual membership fee; however they are considered to be members in good standing.
3. Membership fees shall be determined from time to time by the Board.
4. Only members "in good standing" (see Glossary) have the right to attend meetings, to vote, and to serve on the Board or committees.
5. Membership may be suspended for being in arrears for fees or assessments. Membership may be reinstated upon payment of outstanding debts.
6. Members may be expelled upon a majority vote of all members of the Association in good
7. Any member may withdraw from membership at any time simply by notifying the Secretary.
D. Officers of the Association
The Officers of the Association are the President, Past President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer.
1. President, Vice-President, Past President
a. The President shall, when present, preside at all meetings of the Association and of the Board.
b. The President is the chief spokesperson for the Association.
c. The President shall report to the members, at each General Meeting, on the activities of the Board of Directors.
d. In the event of the absence or incapacity of the President, the role and responsibilities of the President shall be carried out by the Vice-President. In the event of the absence or incapacity of the President and the Vice-President, their role and responsibilities shall be carried out by the Treasurer or the Secretary or another Director as selected by the Board.
e. The Past President shall be an officer of the Association for one year following his/her term as president.
2. Secretary
a. The Secretary shall attend all meetings of the Association and of the Board. The Secretary shall keep accurate minutes of the Association and Board meetings, as well as the archival records of the Association. In the case of absence of the Secretary, his/her duties shall be discharged by a director appointed to do so by the Board. The Secretary shall retain copies of all the correspondence of the Association.
b. The Secretary shall keep the official record of all the names and addresses of the members of the Association and shall send all members the notices of the Annual General and Special General meetings.
c. The Secretary shall submit all annual returns and other required notifications to the Alberta Registrar.
3. Treasurer
a. The Treasurer shall prepare the annual budget and the annual financial statements for the Association.
b. The Treasurer shall oversee the collection and deposit of the annual dues or assessments levied by the Association. The Treasurer shall ensure they are deposited in a financial institution selected by the Board of Directors.
c. The Treasurer shall oversee the receipt of all monies paid to the Association and shall ensure the monies are deposited in a financial institution selected by the Board of Directors.
d. The Treasurer shall account for the funds of the Association and keep such books as may be directed by the Board.
e. The Treasurer shall present a detailed account of receipts and disbursements to the Board of Directors and shall submit to the Annual General Meeting an audited statement of the financial position of the Association.
f. All cheques shall bear the signature of two members of the Executive Committee.
E. Board of Directors
1. The Board of Directors shall consist of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Past President (ex officio) together with the elected chairperson or co-chairpersons of each standing committee, and up to three directors at large.
2. In the event a vacancy occurs within the board between Annual General Meetings, the Board may appoint a member to fill the vacancy until the next Annual General Meeting when the appointed director, along with all other directors and officers must stand for re-election.
3. The Board of Directors is elected for a term of one year commencing on the completion of the Annual General Meeting at which the Board of Directors is elected.
4. The Board shall, subject to the bylaws or directions given it by majority vote at any meeting, have full control and management of the affairs of the Association. Meetings of the Board shall be held as often as may be required, but at least once every three months. Board meetings shall be called by the President.
5. Any director or officer may be removed from office:
a. by a simple majority vote of all members in good standing, or
b. by a 75% majority vote of the Board.
6. The Board of Directors may create and dissolve Standing and Ad Hoc Committees.
7. The quorum required to transact business at a meeting of the Board of Directors shall be a simple majority of the voting members of the Board.
8. Every question put to a vote at a meeting of the Board shall be decided by a simple majority of the votes cast, except in the case of a decision requiring a 75% majority vote.
9. In the event of a vacancy on the Board of Directors, the Board members may by a simple majority vote fill the position with an Association member for the remainder of the term
10. A special meeting of the Board may be called by any twenty members in good standing, provided they request the President in writing to call such a meeting and state the business to be brought before the meeting.
F. Standing Committees—Appointment and Term
1. The chairperson or co-chairpersons of each Standing Committee shall be determined at each Annual General Meeting by membership vote.
The term of service shall be one year.
2. The Standing Committees are shown:
a. Executive Committee —consisting of the President, Vice-President, Past President, Treasurer, and Secretary with the President acting as Chairperson. This committee carries out emergency and unusual business between Board meetings, and it looks after issues relating to liability and insurance.
b. Community and Public Relations Committee – This committee communicates information about CALL and its activities to the CALL membership, to partner and affiliated organizations and to the larger Calgary community in order to advance the goals and objectives of CALL.
c. Program Committee . This committee is responsible for planning and providing programs and activities
d. Fund Development Committee — This committee raises funds through financial sponsorships and grants, as required, to support and advance the goals and objectives of CALL.
e. Social Committee – This committee supports CALL members by performing the hosting duties for organization-wide social events that the Board might authorize..
G. General Meetings
1. General meetings are called by the President and include Annual General Meetings and Special General Meetings called to deal with a special resolution.
2. The Association shall hold an Annual General Meeting in October each year at which the Board of Directors shall be elected. Notice shall be posted on the Association's web site and sent by email to the last-known e-mail address of each member at least 10 days prior to the date of the meeting. Only for a member without e-mail shall a notice in writing be sent to the last known address with 10 days' notice.
3. The lesser of 10% or 15 members in good standing shall constitute a quorum at any Annual or Special General Meeting.
4. Any member in good standing shall have the right to vote at any Annual or Special GeneralMeeting of the Association. Such votes must be made in person either by a show of hands or a ballot at the discretion of the President.
5. Special General Meetings and Special Resolutions:
a. A Special General Meeting shall be called when a petition is received by the Board signed by fifty of the members in good standing setting forth the reasons for calling such a meeting.
b. Notice shall be posted on the Association's web site and sent by e-mail to the last-known email address of each member with not less than 21 days' notice. Only for a member without e-mail shall a notice in writing be sent to the last known address with 21 days' notice.
c. Special resolutions require the support of 75% of members in good standing present at the Special General Meeting or Annual General Meeting.
H. Auditing
1. The books and accounts of the Treasurer shall be audited at least once each year by a duly qualified accountant or by two members of the Association who are neither on the Board of Directors nor related to any member of the Board of Directors.
2. Financial statements for the year shall be submitted at the Annual General Meeting of the Association.
3. The fiscal year of the Association in each year shall be September 1 through August 31.
4. The books and accounts of the Association may be inspected by any member of the Association upon giving two weeks notice and arranging a time satisfactory to the Treasurer.
I. Remuneration
Unless authorized at an Annual or Special General Meeting, no officer, director or member of the Association shall receive any remuneration for his/her services.
J. Borrowing Powers
For the purpose of carrying out its objects, the Association may borrow or raise or secure thepayment of money in such manner as it thinks fit, and in particular by the issue of debentures, but this power shall be exercised only under the authority of the Association, and in no case shall debentures be issued without the sanction of a special resolution of the Association.
K. Bylaws
The Bylaws may only be rescinded or amended by a special resolution..
L. Dissolution
In the event that the Association dissolves, all remaining assets shall be given to a registered Canadian charity or to another qualified donee described in subsection 149.1(1) of the Income Tax Act of Canada
Annual return – a form to be filled out every year giving basic Association information, including an attachment listing directors and/or officers
Audit – an official examination of the Association's financial records.
Auditor – any individual(s) authorized to examine and verify accounts.
Bylaws – rules and regulations of the Association.
Debenture – a written acknowledgment of a loan that is secured by Association assets.
In good standing – any member whose membership dues are current and who has not withdrawn or had his/her membership terminated.
Objects – the purpose for which the Association is formed.
Officer – a person appointed or elected to perform a specific function (e.g., treasurer, secretary).
Quorum – the minimum number of persons who must be present in order to hold a valid meeting.
Rescind – to completely cancel something as though it never existed.


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When a woman's ovaries stop working before age 40, she is said to have premature ovarian failure (POF). Premature ovarian failure affects approximately 1% of women. Some women develop POF when they are teenagers. If that happens, the teen will never experience normal function of her ovaries. Ovarian function includes the production of eggs, as well as hormones such as estrogen. Unlike menopause, POF may come and go (be intermittent) in many women. For that reason, it may be more appropriately termed premature ovarian insufficiency.
Most women have symptoms that are normally associated with menopause. They include hot flushes, vaginal dryness, irritability, night sweats, or difficulty sleeping. Menstrual periods may be sporadic or stop completely. Some women may never begin having menstrual periods and may not go through the normal sequence of puberty. Other women may find out they have ovarian insufficiency when they have infertility tests done and may not have any symptoms. When symptoms are present, they usually result from low estrogen levels due to poorly or non-functioning ovaries.
In many individuals, the cause is unknown. POF is more apparent in some families. POF may be associated with autoimmune disorders, including those affecting the thyroid and adrenal glands. Other causes of POF may be genetic (Turner syndrome and Fragile X syndrome). POF may be caused by radiation therapy and/or chemotherapy.
In addition to the symptoms listed above, low estrogen levels also can make you more likely to develop osteoporosis and early heart disease. Women with POF may be more likely to develop depression. If POF is caused by a genetic condition, there may be potential long-term risks to you and your current or future children. Therefore, having a genetic consultation is advisable. Approximately 10% of women with POF will achieve pregnancy using their own eggs, with or without some assisted form of therapy, although overall fertility rates may be difficult to predict.
If you think you have POF, you should see a gynecologist specializing in reproductive endocrinology. POF can be diagnosed by hormone testing (follicle stimulating hormone and estrogen levels). These tests are often repeated a second time to confirm your diagnosis. Other blood tests such as a chromosomal analysis (test of your genetic composition) and Fragile X syndrome mutation (FMR1) may be done to check for genetic causes and for other disease associations. Bone density testing may also be appropriate.
If you believe you may be at risk for developing POF in the future due to treatment with radiation and/or chemotherapy, talk to your doctor and to a reproductive endocrinologist before you start treatment to discuss options for fertility preservation.
For non-reversible causes of POF, no treatment exists to reverse the ovarian failure. For medically-induced causes of POF such as radiation and chemotherapy, some ovarian function may return naturally over time. In some women, ovarian function may be infrequent. Hormonal and non-hormonal therapy can be used to treat symptoms. Hormonal therapy consists of estrogen and progesterone. You should talk to a doctor about the best way to prevent osteoporosis and heart disease.
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"An hour a day keeps the crazy away." I like this saying better than the apple/doctor version. I recently returned from a trip with my boyfriend who said "I've never worked out every day on a vacation in my life". His daily vaca workout wasn't totally done on his own volition seeing as I kicked him out of the room every morning so I could do my Pure Barre thing (I didn't think squeezing my seat and thighs while holding on the mini-bar, bathroom sink and balcony railing in front of him in the 400sf room was the best decision). However, he did say how good he felt when we returned and that it was the first time he didn't gain weight while on vacation. I may be wired a bit differently- I wake up in the mornings and can't wait to workout, vacation or not. Having more time while on vacation to get in a good workout and not feel pressured to get to the next thing is heavenly. The endorphin rush and mind-clearing just an hour of physical activity a day brings is my motivation personally, and for the protection of others. I think that "an hour of exercise a day keeps the crazy away" and that is good for all parties involved!
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A 34-year-old Mexican woman, now living in Roanoke, could face deportation as the result of her felony DUI conviction in Bedford Circuit Court Tuesday morning.
The conviction was her third DUI in five years—she has two convictions from 2015—and the felony conviction in Bedford involved her also transporting three juveniles at the time of the incident which led to her arrest.
Bedford Town Council adopted a new power cost adjustment (PCA) that will be used for calculating town electric bills starting Feb. 1.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day, 2017.
A group of NAACP members and others from Bedford, gathered and marched from the Bedford County Courthouse to Washington Street Baptist Church Monday as part of the annual remembrance of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. The procession was led by a group from Bedford County Public School's ROTC.
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Things have been exceptionally busy this year in the General Assembly session. as the record number of visitors to the Capitol continued this year. I am encouraged to see so many folks showing an interest in the legislative process because it reinforces the fact that we truly represent you.
Calvin Coolidge once observed, "Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence." That quote from the 30th President came to mind this week, as House Bill 2108 won approval by the Senate by a vote of 35 to 3.
By Delegate Scott Garrett
I hope you and your family had a wonderful Valentine's Day this week! Here in Richmond, we are finishing our work. This week is the final week of the 2017 General Assembly Session. But, much work is still yet to be done! While I look forward to being back home with my family soon, I am still very much at work for you and your family over the next week.
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As we know, Donald Trump's relationship with the truth is a very troubled one. He has proven to be utterly clueless about so many things that any president should know.
He likes to make things up, and possibly, he imagines them to be true. Last week, he stated publicly that the murder rate in the U.S. is "the highest ever," 47 percent. "Did you know that?" he asked a reporter.
I'm sure Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin must be laughing at us right now. Not in public, of course, but I bet he's laughing at us in private. The political circus going on in Washington following the downfall of Michael Flynn would be his source of mirth.
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Each individual, created in the image of God, should be honoured and esteemed, and this should be worked out in every area of life.
They are made in the image of God Ge 9:5-6 See also Pr 14:31; Pr 17:5; Col 3:9-11; Jas 3:9-10
The bounds of life belong to God Ex 20:13 pp Dt 5:17 See also Ex 21:22-25 NIV footnote at verse 22; 2Sa 1:14-15; 2Sa 4:9-12; 1Ki 2:31-33; Ps 139:13-16
The equality and dignity of human beings is commanded Dt 1:16-17 See also Ex 23:2-3; Lev 19:15; Dt 16:18-19; Pr 24:23-25; Pr 28:21; Ac 10:24-28,34-35; Jas 2:1-9; 1Pe 2:17
Respect for parents is commanded Ex 20:12 pp Dt 5:16 See also Lev 19:3; Pr 1:8; Mal 1:6; Mt 15:4-6 pp Mk 7:10-13; Mt 19:19 pp Lk 18:20; Eph 6:1-3; Col 3:20; Heb 12:9
Disrespect for parents is condemned Dt 27:16 See also Ex 21:17; Lev 20:9; Pr 30:17; Isa 45:10; 2Ti 3:1-2
Examples of those who respected their parents Ge 9:20-23 Shem and Japheth; Ge 47:11-12 Joseph; 1Sa 22:3 David; 1Ki 2:19 Solomon; 1Ki 19:20 Elisha Jesus Christ: Lk 2:51; Jn 19:25-27
Respect in marriage Eph 5:33 See also Eph 5:21-25; Col 3:18-19; 1Pe 3:6-7
Respect for children Mt 18:10 See also Lev 20:1-5; Mt 18:5-6 pp Mk 9:36-37 pp Lk 9:47-48; Mt 19:13-15 pp Mk 10:13-16 pp Lk 18:15-17; Eph 6:4; Col 3:20-21
Leaders must have gained respect Dt 1:13-15 See also 1Sa 9:6; Pr 31:23; 1Ti 3:2-11
Leaders must be given respect 1Sa 26:9-11 See also 1Sa 24:1-7; 2Ki 3:14; Ro 13:1-7; 1Th 5:12; Heb 13:17
Lev 19:32 See also Job 32:4-7; La 5:12; 1Ti 5:1-2; Tit 2:2; 1Pe 5:5
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I appreciated your thoughtful and instructive commentary in the February 25, 2013, issue of the Chronicle-Independent regarding the "Citizens United" situation. It is important for those of us who are struggling to pay our bills and to provide the necessary health insurance for our families to understand the consequences of the new attempts to help rig the democratic process in favor of those who can (because of their wealth) buy elections. The conservative activist, Shawn McCutcheon from Alabama, with the support of the Republican National Committee, is challenging how much individuals can contribute to candidates, parties and even to Political ...
I was thrilled to address the newly reconvened Camden Business Alliance on Thursday, February 28. As I keep saying, our business owners are in large measure our brains, our risk takers and our imaginations. They generate positive energy at every turn; right now they are pointing us in new, exciting directions.
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Dr. Raushannee R. Thompson, a Lugoff native, was recently awarded the Living the Legacy Award by the Columbia S.C. section of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW). The NCNW was founded in 1935 and has the mission to lead, develop, and advocate for women of African descent as they support their families and communities. The Living the Legacy award was given in recognition of Thompson's "worthwhile service to humanity."
Lauren Allen of Lugoff has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize in poetry. Her poem "Corduroy Road," was nominated by the editors of The Petigru Review, South Carolina Writers Workshop's anthology. It will compete with other nominated short stories, poems, and essays to be included in the annual collection.
On March 9, the Fourth Annual Car Show at the Historic Boykin Site in Boykin will be held. Registration will run from 8 to 11 a.m. and trophies will be awarded at 3 p.m. Entry fee is $10 and burgers and hot dogs will also be sold. Proceeds will go to the Greenville Shrine Hospital for Children.
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Camden High School (CHS) was one of the district schools that observed the 100th day of school with activities designed to promote Kershaw Health's Centennial Celebration. Camden High's Health and Fitness class, taught by Paige Wilson, participated in several projects to promote the number 100. One of the class activities involved researching snacks that contain 100 calories, preparing the snacks, and delivering them to staff members. Another class project was to issue a 100 Mile Challenge. CHS encourages fellow students, staff and community to run or jog 100 miles by April 17th and log the miles on the ...
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Creative director David James's most valuable asset is his imagination. In two decades he has become one of fashion's most important image makers: from record sleeves and ad campaigns to magazine shoots and online films, his work is a ubiquitous part of contemporary fashion – which is to say, latter-day culture in general.
Out of Print, a new online exhibition opening today, brings together over 300 images from James's portfolio, and visitors can click through an archive of partnerships with some of the most important photographers and innovators in fashion, music, art and publishing.
"As an artist, you choose your subject matter and every decision you make is yours," he says, modestly refuting the suggestion that his work transcends the pages of magazines and could easily hang in a gallery. "With commercial work, you've been hired for your skill. That's not to say I don't bring my own personal point of view and aesthetic to bear – I hope I do. I think when you look at all the work it may become apparent that I have a particular way of doing things."
Looking at the work, the most noticeable thing is how familiar it all is. The dreadlocked silhouettes on Soul II Soul's Club Classics Vol 1; the lounging figures on the beach from Prada's spring/summer 2001 ad campaign; Dior's acidic brights and geometric haircuts from autumn/winter 2007; the striking and individual covers of bi-annual style bibles AnOther Magazine and AnOther Man.
"As an art director, you are responsible for the visual expression," he continues. "You are reflecting, in pictures and design, the essence of the brand, the point to get across. Fashion is always anticipating and referring to the contemporary condition. That's exciting, but it doesn't always make it easy."
James's success lies in a certain intangible and idiosyncratic quality, a vision. When we meet, I am struck by the fact that his version of the daily grind is a constant tussling with abstract concepts and as yet unrealised ideas, like some Renaissance philosopher or Chinese mathematician. "It's not that you look into a crystal ball," he says, "but there are lots of indicators around and it's a question of recognising the indicators. There is often something in the air."
His east London studio is full of that "something" brought to fruition – one wall is covered with a storyboard of the exhibition as it appears on the website; there are folders and box files everywhere filled with tear sheets, magazines and Pantone samples; shelves are filled with books that James and his team have worked on. The never-ending, circular book that he created with photographer Norbert Schoerner sits on a table, next to LPs by Neneh Cherry and Boy George – whose covers he masterminded. Music and art are where he finds much of his inspiration.
"Music culture in the Seventies and Eighties changed the way people thought and dressed, and I don't know if that really happens any more. I used to hope there would be a generation that would hang on to things and not let them be exploited and exposed, but I don't see that around me at the moment," he says. "I see everybody wanting to become a phenomenon; there is a sort of desperation about it which isn't very inspiring."
So how does he go about creating an image that people will remember and recognise? "It's a question of the right idea and the right fashion, the right person, the right team. Sometimes it goes way beyond what you could imagine; the pictures have their own life above and beyond fashion." James's autumn/winter 2007 campaign for McQ, Alexander McQueen's second line, used archive photos taken of protesters in the 1968 Paris riots. "Every time we tried to translate those pictures or think of an idea, it was never better than those pictures," he says. The last project he worked on with McQueen was the spring/summer 2009 collection, which was inspired by Eighties club culture. The resulting campaign simply bore the names of legendary clubs, white lettering on black. "It was even more codified," admits James, "but the target audience understood. That was what was brilliant about Lee [McQueen's given name] – he didn't really want fashion pictures, that's what he didn't like."
Typography is a feature in James's work, and he creates many fonts anew for his projects: they are one-offs and individual signifiers. He is an alchemist of imagery and visual culture, whose ambitions are often challenged (though never constrained) by the rest of the world struggling to catch up. An album sleeve created for System 7 in 1993 spells out the band's name in tiny droplets of water. "It was before photoshop," says James. "It took three days and was all done on camera." James's autumn/winter 1999 Prada campaign was, similarly, thwarted because of its prescience. "We were working with the idea of fakeness at the end of the Nineties," he explains. "We wanted to create everything completely digitally ... but we couldn't do it. Lo and behold, by the end of the Noughties, you've got Avatar. We knew that was going to happen."
His spring/summer 2000 work for Prada has previously been exhibited in New York's Museum of Modern Art; James's campaigns for the brand are based on whole stories and characters – as far from being about selling clothes as it is possible to go. This season, he created a short film for the label which debuted online before the printed campaigns even came out; the exhibition of his work is entirely digital too, accessible on a website for two months only.
"This shift from static to motion just feels like a natural progression to me," he says. "And I am drawn to the ephemeralness of the internet." Indeed, it mirrors the intangible qualities of his own line of work.
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Georgia Tech dismisses guard Solomon Poole
Georgia Tech sophomore guard Solomon Poole had missed the last seven games, last playing against Duke on Jan. 7. There was no reason given for his lack of playing time.
But that was the last we will see of Poole in a Yellow Jackets' uniform.
On Monday, head coach Brian Gregory announced that Poole had been dismissed from the program.
A release from the school cited "conduct and accountability issues."
Poole is expected to finish out the spring semester before looking elsewhere for a transfer. The 6-foot Florida native averaged 6.4 points and 2.0 assists.
Georgia Tech has struggled this season to a 12-10 record. Poole is the younger brother of teammate Stacey Poole Jr., who transferred from Kentucky two years ago.


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By Bruce Horovitz, Laura Petrecca and Theresa Howard, USA TODAY
Marketing around the Olympics used to be like a 100-meter cakewalk.
You'd pay a gazillion dollars to the International Olympic Committee, then pay a gazillion more to brag like heck about it on TV and in print ads.
That was then. This is now: Add on a multi-pronged digital ad strategy that feeds on megabuzz. It must touch all the hot buttons from the hippest social-networking sites to the coolest blogs to the cellphones of those most coveted by marketers — trendsetters ages 18 to 26.
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That's why McDonald's (MCD) has created an outside-the-box digital game that's being played online in 100 countries in seven languages. It's why Lenovo will have more than 100 Olympic athletes blogging. It's why YouTube (GOOG) struck a deal to provide three hours of daily Olympic content to 77 territories outside the USA not officially covered by Olympic sponsors.
And it's why NBC Universal (GE) will digitally broadcast (at NBCOlympics.com) a record 2,200 hours of live competition, with gobs more available on demand.
"By all accounts," says Dan Shust, director of emerging media for Resource Interactive, "this will be the biggest digital event ever."
Millions of Americans will watch the Olympics but never turn on a TV set.
The Beijing Games will be the first Olympics in which a chunk of viewers — up to 5% — will watch their Olympic coverage via personal computers or mobile phones, estimates Dean DeBiase, CEO of TNS Media, which measures media outlets globally. And those viewers are the coveted trendsetting ones marketers want to reach.
The best place to reach them: social media.
The Olympics are emotional, with heartbreaking wins and losses. When viewers are touched by something, they increasingly express those feelings via social-networking sites such as Facebook or MySpace.
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Savvy marketers want to tap into that, says Donna Hoffman, co-director of the Sloan Center for Internet Retailing at the University of California-Riverside. They'll spend big chunks of their media budgets that used to go to traditional advertising.
McDonald's spent zero on digital marketing in the 2004 Summer Games but will spend about 10% of its 2008 Olympic marketing budget on new media, says Mary Dillon, marketing chief. Coke's digital spending is up 50% from the 2006 Winter Games.
Kleenex, (KMB) a U.S. Olympic Team supplier, will devote 30% of its Olympic budget to digital marketing. And Speedo, which spent virtually nothing on digital Olympic marketing in 2004, will spend 100% of its Olympic budget on digital — and public relations — in 2008, says Craig Brommers, marketing chief.
"In the past, it was about being a proud sponsor of the Olympics," says Hoffman. But now, by linking up with social-networking sites or even individual bloggers, "Sponsors can get a lot closer to the action by sponsoring the people who are talking about it."
Some 73% of Americans who have Internet access viewed video online in May, according to a recent Nielsen study. More than 154 million Americans will watch online videos this year, up 12% from last year, according to eMarketer's latest report.
More than one in three mobile phone owners have video-capable cellphones, Nielsen reports. More than 147 million people worldwide now participate in a social network via their mobile phones, eMarketer reports.
"It's the American Idol model," says Paul Swangard, sports marketing professor at the University of Oregon. "The consumer dictates."
Here's how savvy Olympic marketers will digitally tap in:
• Creating digital games. McDonald's has unleashed what it calls the largest-ever alternate-reality game.
The Lost Ring (www.thelostring.com) has been seen by 4 million people. It's an Internet mystery with ancient Olympic secrets found via clues. It's the buzz on blogs and social networks from Facebook to YouTube. "There's no way a traditional 30-second commercial could bring people together in this way," Dillon says.
Samsung Mobile has launched an Internet scavenger hunt for "virtual" gold medals. Folks who register at MedalMania.com get clues by e-mail or text message.
•Sharing videos. Olympic sponsor Johnson & Johnson's (JNJ) baby division will unveil a YouTube channel linked to the Olympics. Ads with six Olympians giving thanks to moms are featured at the site, youtube.com/baby.
Nike (NKE) also is turning to YouTube. It has a YouTube channel with a 60-second ad about athletic courage that will air on NBC. Viewers can link to the channel at Nike.com/nikecourage and check out 42 stills from the ad.
Lenovo launched several TV ads on YouTube this week — days before they'll run on NBC — to get word-of-mouth buzz.
• Blogging from China. The Beijing Games are the first to allow athletes to blog during the Games. In the past, athletes could blog only until opening day, then resume after the Games ended. But new International Olympic Committee rules permit blogging during the Games.
Lenovo doled out computers and video cameras to more than 100 Olympians, asking them to tell their tales. Lenovo.com/VoicesOfTheGames has contributions from athletes representing more than 25 countries.
Bank of America (BAC) outfitted the 12 athletes it endorses with cameras and encouraged them to post online updates.
• Sharing ideas digitally. At mycoke.com, visitors can buy the world a personalized Coke bottle. Consumers choose from some 200 digital images to decorate virtual bottles. The designs can be posted to a gallery where site visitors rate them. As of Thursday evening, users from 47 nations had made 60,000 bottles.
Nike gives an inside look at two new apparel technologies at nikelab.com. The high-tech materials are in more than 100 apparel and footwear products worn by athletes in 28 Olympic sports. Visitors to the site can watch 130 videos on products, athletes and interviews with Nike designers and send any of the videos to sharing sites such as Twitter and Facebook with one click.
• Rooting virally. Bank of America is urging fans to post text messages, audio recordings and videos of encouraging cheers for U.S. athletes on AmericasCheer.com. It teamed with YouTube to allow video uploads, Flickr for photos and Facebook to cull text-based cheers.
On Tuesday, GE launched its own cheering squad with the debut of a global intranet service for its employees to send rallying messages to athletes in China. Each message will be translated to English and Chinese and posted on a digital billboard on GE's two-story facility at the Games.
•Using bloggers. Kleenex hired bloggers to drum up interest in the making of a 40-minute Olympic documentary.
"Let it Out" follows the same format of the brand's current ad campaign, in which a man listens to emotional stories of people on the street as they sit on a blue couch. The theme: emotional Olympic moments. "We felt we had a great fit with everything the Olympics stands for," says Anya Schmidt, brand manager.
• Generating videos. Consumer-generated videos — a familiar component of recent Super Bowl advertising — have also made their way into the Beijing Games.
Lenovo sponsored a global contest for three "new thinkers" with "the most original idea" for carrying the Olympic torch in the pre-Games relay. More than 6,000 people submitted essays to the computer maker. With feedback from defending beach volleyball gold medalists Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor, Lenovo cut the list to 18 finalists, from eight countries. The winning three torch bearers came from Argentina, Brazil and Canada.
Each finalist created a 30-second video explaining why they wanted to run, and Lenovo posted the videos at Lenovo.com/torch for online voting.
• Revamping websites. Expecting a record amount of online traffic, Speedo redid its website, SpeedoUSA.com. The new site has an e-commerce area, where consumers can buy the athletic wear that Olympians are donning in China. GE.com will be revamped to tout its global Games sponsorship — and also provide behind-the-scenes information on how NBC Universal will manage digital coverage.
• Snatching search terms. Many marketers want to have their brands noticed when consumers use search engines such as Google or Yahoo to get Olympic updates. To promote its music-download program, AT&T (T) bought terms such as "AT&T music," and "2008 Team USA."
Lenovo began to buy Olympic-related search terms a few weeks ago — and will update its buys throughout the games, says CMO Deepak Advani.
• Hopping digital cabs. There's no getting way from digital marketing, even in local cabs.
GE is running interactive ads on small screens embedded behind the front passenger seat of about 1,000 Beijing taxis. Riders can touch different sections of the screen to learn about GE's contributions in making the Games' venues eco-friendly. One in-cab video details GE's efforts to outfit the "Bird's Nest" stadium with rainwater recycling technology.
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The multifunctional, ultra-compact Peg Perego Siesta High Chair easily accommodates your child's growth. This versatile piece can be used as a traditional highchair, or it functions without the tray so your child can eat with you at the table. Plus, you can use the Peg Perego High Chair as a recliner from birth to 6 months old or as a high chair from 6 months old and up to 45 pounds.
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My son was born in 1986 and after looking around, we bought and loved a much earlier generation of Italian high chair for its unique blend of design and function. As a result,...Read complete review
My son was born in 1986 and after looking around, we bought and loved a much earlier generation of Italian high chair for its unique blend of design and function. As a result, we bought this Peg Perego chair recently for a close friend's baby. Wow. Everyone, including the now 1 year old baby, is happy. The chair works well, is very adjustable, and looks good.
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I bought this for my 4th child who is now 3 months old after much research. My other children also had a Peg Perego high chair but a much older model (about 10 years old.) I chose this one because of the recline feature, which would allow our son to join us at the family dinner table from his very early infancy. The recline feature, in my opinion, is the highlight of the chair. My two major complaints about this chair are: 1. The "stop and go" feature which forces you to push two buttons simultaneously in order to move the chair. This is impossible to do if you are holding a baby or anything else in your hands. My preference would be to have an optional brake on the chair so you can choose whether you want it moveable or stationary. 2. The front wheels do not swivel, so it is difficult to turn the chair when you want to move it, especially if you are trying to hold down the two "stop & go" buttons. Overall, the chair seems sturdy, easy to clean, and serves its intended purpose, but I hope Peg Perego will re-design this chair in the future to allow for easy, one-handed movement. I would probably not have chosen this model had I realized what an inconvenience this would be.
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High chair is great. The leather seat cleans easily and the straps hold in our baby securely. Its comfortable and our baby enjoys sitting in it. We like that it rolls so you can move it to a new location. The tray snaps in and out easily. We are very happy with this purchase.
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My daughter-in-law and I love this chair for my grandson. He is very comfortable in the chair and appears to feel very secure and safe.
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Overall this is a great product. I use it to feed my baby and I can see she will grow with it. I also use it to sit her while I do chores around the house. The only thing not so great about it is that the front tires don't spin so it is hard to maneuver around the house; it is also a bit tough to adjust height.
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Very nice stylish, comfortable and secure High Chair. We purchased one for our gransson and just purchased a second one for our soon to be born nephnew.
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q1 = mass x specific heat H2O x (Tfinal-Tinitial)
q2 = heat to convert liquid water @ 100 C to steam @ 100 C.
q2 = mass x delta Hvap.
The specific heat capacity of liquid water is 4.184 J/goC
Calculate the energy (in kJ) required to heat 25 g of liquid water from 25oC to 100 oC


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The actor Dimitri Horn was one of the leading lights behind the New Wave movement in Greece. He led a charmed existence; wars and Greece's numerous political upheavals seemed to pass him by. Yet, as the years rolled on, his financial ease, Olympian talent, Romeo looks and endless admirers couldn't quite help him overcome a maudlin view of life.
He was born in Athens in 1921, to a theatrical family. Aged six months he took part - in his godmother's arms - in one of his father's plays. At 17 he entered the drama school of the Athens Royal Theatre; his classmates consisted only of women, including the future diva Melina Mercouri. His teachers, some of the greatest names of the day in Greek theatre, spoilt him because of his talent and his charm. Other friends included Manolis Hadjidakis, the composer of "Never on Sunday".
His professional career began during the Second World War, while Athens was under Nazi occupation. He concentrated on performing quality roles in classical plays, and took his first steps in films.
From 1945, he introduced to a broad public a string of English plays such as Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman, and a Shakespearean repertoire including Richard II and The Taming of the Shrew. In the early 1950s he came to London on a British Council grant to study new drama techniques.
Back in Greece, he met the actress Elli Lambeti, whose sensuous beauty and premature death haunt Greece to this day. They fell in love, separated from their previous partners and started living and acting together. Together, they helped break many taboos of Greek society, both on film, especially in The Girl in Black (1955), and in real life. Their liveliness elevated the Greek notion of glendi (a high-spirited Greek way of painting the town red) to new heights.
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The first church services in the surrounding area apparently occurred in Fort Carlton in 1838. Roman Catholic missionaries served the people of the area beginning in 1870.
The first church in the RM of Fish Creek was part of the Métis settlement along the South Saskatchewan river. It is often reffered to as the Fish Creek Church but it's religious name was the Immaculate Conception Church. It was a Roman Catholic church, built in 1901. Prior to that, settlers went to the Catholic Church in Batoche, St. Antoine de Padoue, which had been built in 1883, for marriages and christenings and funerals. Father Brueck who was responsible for St. Patrick Orphanage in Prince Albert was sent to Fish Creek to set up the mission in 1900. A portion of a letter sent to his bishop is included in "Kaleidescope. Many Cultures, One Faith." Father Theodore Krist became the first resident priest. He had River Lot 12 in Township 42A. This first church was dedicated to the Immaculate Conception on December 8, 1901. Little is recorded about the original members of this church, but they were presumably all Metis. It is interesting that the first priests were German but they likely also spoke French.
The original church was burnt in 1920 and a new church was built on the same site following a plan similar to the original church. The three altars of this church were built by Peter Bukowsky and his sister Wilhemina made the altar linens.
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