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On Friday, April 15 from 6 to 9 pm, South Broadway Cultural Center will host Albuquerque-based The Museum of the American Military Family and Learning Center, a Vietnam War 50th Commemoration Partner, to bring a special screening of the documentary, The Stray Dog.
The screening is in honor of the upcoming 2016 Run for the Wall, a motorcycle run involving thousands of participants that travel across the U.S.A. to promote healing among ALL veterans and their families and friends, to call for an accounting of all Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action (POW/MIA), to honor the memory of those Killed in Action (KIA) from all wars, and to support our military personnel all over the world.
Returning home to the U.S. after his second tour in Vietnam, Ronnie "Stray Dog" Hall discovered what tens of thousands of Vietnam-era vets learned; they were not welcomed back with open arms, but often with hostility. His response was to do an 11-year tour in Korea, where, to his surprise, he was accepted and liked. He married, started a family and returned to the U.S. to find that life was not always smooth. Battling his demons and trying to be a good man who loves his family led to greater understanding of the forces that helped shape his life as he tries to help others.
First-time documentary director Debra Granik follows Hall through his day-to-day life as we learn what shaped him and share his joys and sorrows. The film takes a hard, firsthand look at the failings of government toward those who have fought for the United States, but it finds abundant hope in veterans like Hall and the community they have formed.
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Professor of Pediatrics (Hematology/Oncology) and of Medicine
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Recent clinical studies, by us and others, have demonstrated unequivocally that T cell based immunotherapy can eradicate cancers resistant to all other available therapies. Our program is focused on using genetically engineered T cells to treat cancer. We link the bench with the bedside, developing novel therapies for early phase testing in clinical trials, as well as conducting intensive studies on clinical samples obtained from patients treated on immunotherapy trials.
Sean Mackey, MD, PhD
Redlich Professor and Professor, by courtesy, of Neurology at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Functional neuroimaging of pain. Imaging of cognitive and affective dimensions of pain, neural plasticity contributing to chronic pain and effects of treatment.
Effects of membrane stabilizing medications on neuropathic pain.
Chronic pain outcomes tools development and measurement.
Shannon MacLaughlan David
Clinical Assistant Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology - Gynecologic Oncology
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Paul Maggio, MD
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Professor of Medicine (Cardiovascular Medicine) at the Stanford University Medical Center
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My primary research interest is the design and conduct of multicenter clinical trials and analyses of important clinical cardiac issues using large patient databases. My research focuses on novel anticoagulation agents for the treatment of acute coronary syndromes and atrial fibrillation, the study of agents targeted to protect the myocardium during reperfusion therapy for acute myocardial infarction, and the evaluation of cardiovascular safety of diabetic therapies. I am also interested in the methodology of clinical trials. Current research activities include standardization of the definition of myocardial infarction used in clinical trials, the adjudication of suspected clinical endpoint events by Clinical Event Committees (CEC), and the efficient operational conduct of large multinational clinical trials.
Administrative Focus: Vice Chair of Clinical Research in the Department of Medicine and Member of the Stanford IRB
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1985 Stanford University, BS Chemistry
1989 University of Washington, MD
1993 University of Arizona, Internship/Residency/Chief Residency
1996 Duke University, Fellowship in Cardiology
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There are about 15 of us learner riders huddled in the common room of the CSM motorcycle training school - happily, most are clad in the sort of gear that would attract admiring glances at a jumble sale rather than at Brands Hatch. The school is based in the car park of Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium, a place, as it happens, where over the years I have surely thrown away far more than the £399 cost of this "Super" five-day course.
The idea is to learn to ride a motorbike safely, and then, with any luck (although this is not guaranteed), to pass the motorbike test - all in a matter of days.
The course is in two parts - one day in which to pass the Compulsory Basic Training certificate (undertaken in the empty car park), without which you cannot to take the bike test, and without which riders with a licence issued after 1 December 1990 cannot progress on to public roads. The rest consists of three consecutive days honing your skills, and one day nervously downing cups of tea in a caf near the test centre - awaiting your date with destiny, or Mr Stokes, as my examiner turned out to be called.
This week's intake is exclusively male, with an average age in the early thirties and with largely white-collar jobs. The managing director of a movie special-effects company, an engineer on the Jubilee Line extension, a freelance in the video business and a bloke from Pinkertons make up my group.
There's nothing unusual about the maleness of the company - we're talking motorbikes here - it's the age and social status of the assembled men that challenges the stereotype of biker as a reckless 17-year-old boy- racer, or an ageing Hell's Angel. In fact, young bikers are a dying breed, as it were, forced on to four wheels by prohibitive insurance costs and an industry geared up to the more affluent biker. Meanwhile, gridlocked commuter traffic, cheaper parking costs, and, in some cases, a middle- aged desire to revisit their lost youth, are driving many thirty and fortysomethings on to two wheels.
The basics of equipment covered, we go out to the car park to meet our trainer bikes - either Honda CG 125s or Honda MTX trail bikes - properly restricted to prevent us from getting too carried away. Not that there was initially much danger of that. Told to practise our emergency stops, most of us come to a sedate halt from a timid 10 miles an hour. But Darren, who looks like a Visi-goth cousin of the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers' Freewheelin' Franklin, but turns to be an excellent, demanding teacher, is having none of it - and we aren't allowed to progress to weaving around traffic cones or practising turning at imaginary junctions until we've all made emergency stops from at least 30mph.
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I enjoy writing my stories and being able to share them and hear back from people about how they like them (or don't) is an important part of why I am here at Literotica. I appreciate all the kind things that people have said about my stories over the years, and the patience that they showed as I slowly wrote The Journey of Grace. Even the critical comments have value to me, although I am not sure I understand why some people choose to read stories where they hate the underlying theme and then criticize that instead of the story. But that is them, not me.
Update 3/31/2014: Despite the scores, I am still pleased with the response to It Didn't Work Out. I got a lot of nice comments and emails and actually relatively few negative ones. I understand the point a couple people made about predictability but I wasn't trying to throw people off. I was writing the story of someone discovering herself. At heart, I am a romantic so my stories are influenced that way. I like a happy ending but not all stories get one. In the end, it really just depends upon the story that is being told.
Update 6/6/2014: I've just posted a new story call Coming to Grips, and it should be out in a few days. I'm starting work on the second chapter. I've also have another new story almost done. Hopefully it won't be too long before I get it completed. There are several others that are started. So this may be a productive summer for me writing. I hope you enjoy the new one.
Update 6/10/2014: Well I finished the other story faster than I thought. Out of Bounds is now pending being posted. It is very long at 13 Lit pages, but I am fairly satisfied with it. It's a little different from the normal romantic me. Coming to Grips got rejected, requiring a change to the backstory. It's hard to do that once you have something written, but hopefully it flowed alright, and it is enough of a change. I am looking forward to the reaction to both.
Update 6/12/2014: I don't know how many people read my updates here. So perhaps I will also add a comment of my own on Out of Bounds but for now I will keep it here. Out of Bounds is a sad story. I normally write ones with happy endings. Some have called it predictable but generally, I am a romantic. As a writer though, I want to stretch myself. Some of my stories have lives of their own and they end up in a different place than I expected. I knew where this one as going to end. I wanted to have a story that left me feeling sad. In my introductions, I give my editor Terry a lot of credit. He and I talked a lot about this. He was the voice of those who wanted Isabel to give Rachel a chance. And he has a wonderful set of arguments to be used with Isabel. I don't know if I will revisit Rachel and Isabel. There are a lot of happy stories that I have yet to write; and Suzanne in Coming to Grips needs her happy ending as does Chloe. The list of stories waiting somewhat impatiently for me to write is long. Nevertheless, whether it gets written or not, the door hasn't been shut on Rachel and Isabel. After all, Isabel could have thrown the paper out the window.
Update 7/26/2014: I continue to work on Coming to Grips Chapter 2. I've said that I thought it would take between a month and two months to write it. As I have gotten into it, it may take longer. It is turning out to be a fairly long story, substantially more than chapter one. Although I am working on it every day, it could take more time than I originally guessed.
Update 10/1/2014: I confess. Coming to Grips Chapter 2 is long. Very long. I had no idea how much story there was until I was writing it. I am coming down the home stretch but it's still taking time. Trust me. I want to get it done as much as you do. I think it will answer all the questions that the first chapter raised but didn't answer.
Update 11/7/2014: The first draft of the end of Coming to Grips is close to done. I have one remaining bit to write but it is really close. I will hold off on saying when, because that seems to be a jinx. Nevertheless I'm making a lot of progress each day. Then the task of editing will begin. I'll get through it as quickly as possible but it is a lot to edit. Then I have a couple of editors who will help me polish it. Still I'm getting close. And although I've decided to break it up into two chapters, I don't want to stop and finish off the first one. I'm on a writing roll and interrupting that is not a good idea. The story will flow better if I do them both at the same time and then post them two consecutive days.
Update 12/16/2014: The editing process is underway. The first very rough draft conclusion to Coming to Grips is done. I'm working on getting to a more polished version that my editors can actually read. Still no way to predict how long this process will take. A busy work and personal life combined with the holidays means I have less time available but I continue to make it a priority for me!
Update 1/25/2015: I only have a few more pages and then the last section of the conclusion to Coming to Grips will be in the hands of my editors. The first two sections are already there, so it is starting to feel real. I made a ton of progress today and maybe will even get that last bit done tomorrow. That still means that they have to edit it and there could be changes, so it isn't ready for posting. It's real progress however! I have a new series underway as well. When I am not at my desk, it gives me something to do. I won't talk much about it now, but it is long one and I won't start posting it until I'm done. It's just easier on everyone.
Update 2/24/2015: Thank you very much for the wonderful response to the next chapter of Coming to Grips! It is overwhelming. I've tried to respond to all the emails and comments that people have made to let you know how much I appreciate them. Chapter 3 was submitted today. There is a small problem where the tags are not saving. I am trying to get that resolved and it could delay the story a day or so if I need to delete it and try again. If I don't, it should show up in a couple of days. The fourth and final chapter is in the editing process. I hope to have that ready to submit in a week to two weeks at the most. Thanks for being patient with me!
Update 3/6/2015: I just finished submitting the fourth and final chapter of Coming to Grips. That means it should probably be out on Sunday. I hope that it will live up to the expectations of those waiting for it. My writing is moving in some new directions now. I have a very long series that I have mentioned before. If I follow my outline, there will be 35 chapters although they will be substantially shorter than the ones in Coming to Grips. It is my first attempt at more of an ensemble cast of characters. While it is not a continuation of Out of Bounds, it takes place in that story universe. At least one of the characters from it will make a cameo appearance, and another one will be an important secondary character in the new series. I also won't post any of it until I have it done and edited, so that it can just come out. I also started another standalone story. It will be different in other ways. I don't want to say much about it other than I expect to post that before I start posting the new series.
Update 3/26/2015: I'm overwhelmed by the response to Coming to Grips. Thank you all for the nice comments and emails. I am glad that it resonated with people. Now that Coming to Grips is complete, I wanted to offer a couple of comments about Suzanne, Colby, Chloe and Gabriela. For the most part, I am done with Suzanne's story. It seems complete here to me. Chloe's does not. I don't know when I will do it, but I am fairly sure that I need to write Chloe's story. It will be different, and somewhat obviously darker. The good news is that we know how it ends; so even at the darkest point, there is some light ahead for Chloe. I am sure that Suzanne and Colby will make an appearance, but won't be significant characters, other than how the shade of Suzanne hangs around Chloe, just as Chloe haunted her. As I said, I'm not sure when I'll get to it. I'm deep into writing both my long series (around a quarter of the way done) and the other one on which I'm working. The latter is still most likely to be the next thing I post. I would guess that it is a third of the way done. Again, thank you all for your support. It really is a huge part of what keeps me writing.
Update 5/11/2015: I'm not being very productive right now writing. I changed jobs recently and that is taking up a huge amount of my time as I come up to speed on it. As it settles down, I am sure that I will find it easier to get back to it. It isn't to say I haven't made any progress, but just not as much as I would like.
Update 7/12/2015: I am slowly making progress on my stories. Part of the issue is that the two stories are both quite long. So even when I make progress, there still is a long way to go. It's a little frustrating at times though, looking out ahead and seeing it could still be a while before I have something to publish. I actually started a third story this week, one that I am trying to make short. Getting something actually done is a good motivator for me. And thank you as always to people who let me know what they think about my stories. It remains a huge inspiration to me.
Update 12/20/2015: I know it's been a long time since my last update. I continue to work on my stories. I just completed a chapter in one of them and it is with my editor, but of course it is also the story that I am waiting until it is completely done to post. I am jumping back and forth on three different stories right now. All of them are completely different from each other, and different from things I have done before I think. Two of them are standalone so I can post them when they are done. One is about a third done and so it has a ways to go! I'm taking some time off for Christmas, and I hope that I am able to work through a lot of writing in that time! Have a Merry Christmas, all!
Update 1/3/2016: Less than a month and already I have an update. I completed one of my standalone stories over the holidays. I am in the process of editing it, and then it will go to my editors. I also have to figure out a title and decide on what category to use. Lesbian, BDSM, and Sci-Fi & Fantasy are all legitimate choices. I'm excited to see if people like it as it represents a branching from my past stories. I won't give a time estimate, but hopefully it will be ready fairly soon.
Update 1/24/2016: My new story went through the editing process and did not emerge on the other side. There needs to be some substantial rewrites. I love both of my editors; they help me make my stories the best that they can be. As always, I won't give any predictions about when it will be done.
Update 2/27/2016: As I said last month, I won't make any predictions as to when I will complete the revisions to my new story. They are relatively far along, but it is more difficult to rewrite than to write the original. I feel very good about it though. At the same time, I'm making a lot of progress on my multipart story, finishing a chapter and well on my way through the next. The other story in-work isn't making nearly the progress, but there is some. It will be quite long and I'll have to talk with my editors about whether to break it up when it's done. Thanks for the comments and emails! They do help to inspire me!
Update 3/19/2016: Well it's done and dropped back into the editing process. It's quite a long story, one of my longest single chapter stories. As I said, it's different than anything I've done but I like it very much. More than anything, that seems to be what draws me to a story; finding something new to try in writing. I continue to make progress on my multipart story but there is still a long way to go. In total writing, this will be the longest thing I've yet written. The third story is stalled right now, though maybe with completing the long one I will find the path forward with that one as well.
Update 4/17/2016: Beloved of Ashura: Learning to Fly posted today. I won't talk to much about it other than the editing process was a positive learning process for me. Not only did I rewrite it, but even after my wonderful editors finished with it, I ended up going through it yet again with a fine tooth comb. I am sure I must have missed a few things but I really wanted it to be error free. As usual, I fell in love with my two characters and I may not be done with them. I've made substantial progress on my long series. I'm in the middle of Chapter 12, which means I am just over a third done so it will still be a while. I take it as a good sign that my editors eagerly rip the chapters out of my hand and (at least one) bemoan that it will be a little while before they get the next one. The other active story I've been working on seems to be slipping into inactive. Ashura and the series absorbed all the time and energy I have available.
Update 5/10/2016: Wow, the response to Beloved of Ashura has been amazing. It was really not sure how people would like it because it was quite different than a lot of my work. Thank you to all the people who commented or sent me messages. They really meant a lot to me. I am fairly sure that I will return to that world at some point as I enjoyed it, and like I said, I fell in love with both the characters. As is sometimes the case though, it might not be the story people expect. As far a progress on my other stories, I continue to work on Chapter 12. It is a fairly important one and it's hard to see how I shorten it. I'm closing in on finishing the first draft but there are some substantial rewrites needed. Fortunately I can be working on those and writing the next chapter at the same time.
Update 6/12/2016: Sometimes we take detours. I was diligently working on my series and closing in on finishing the latest chapter when I read a story here set at Burning Man. I can't say whether or not the author really has been there, but like most of the relatively few stories on Lit about Burning Man, it didn't have the feeling that I get when I go there. I've gone 4 times so far and each year is a new experience, different from the last. So my attention was diverted. I'm working on a new story that is set at Burning Man. And like my as yet unpublished series, it is part of the Out of Bounds universe.
Update 8/12/2016: The Burning Man themed story has turned into a full follow-on to Out of Bounds, although only told from the side of one of the two women. It probably isn't what some people want, but it's part of the path to get there. My longer series will help the story of Isabel and Rachel along as well, but there will still be another story at the end of that. I'm enjoying this new story and work on it often, but as always, it's not short. It has its twists and turns, and I'm also working on something new for me. I'll have to wait and see what my editors think. Hopefully, the story is what comes through the most, not Burning Man. It's the setting but it's also something I love so I can go on about it. Real life and my fiction will intersect in two weeks when I once again leave for the playa. My dream would be to come back with a finished first draft.
Update 10/29/2016: Happy Halloween! I'm still working on my Burning Man story, as well as the others, but in the middle of that I decided to write a quick short story. I haven't written one like that in a while, and I chose a vaguely Halloween theme. It won't be part of the Lit contest and won't even come out before Halloween, but so what! This is a new standalone story. It's unlikely I'll revisit the characters but you never know. There are vague plans to revisit a number of them that may or may not ever happen, except for "It Was Better Than She Imagined." I know I won't revisit that one! I like it ending where it did.
Update 11/13/2016: It took slightly longer to get the story worked out than I expected but I submitted it today. It should be out in a couple of days. Not only was it fun to get a story done and completed in a very short amount of time, it has jump started me on my long series. I completed a chapter and am into the next one. Turns out the thing to find your muse is to just write something and then it starts to flow again. Hopefully I'll remember that for the future. Not only is this my first shorter story in a while, it is also a little something different. I don't do a lot where both characters are in the 18-22 year range. Usually there is someone older, even if not always as old as me! I hope you enjoy it. As usual, I will try to get back to anyone who writes to me with feedback!
Update 12/24/2016: It's been a productive couple of months for me. I not only wrote and published a story, but I've completed two chapters in my long series. It took a long time since finishing the previous one, so that was a very good feeling. I'm still a long way from posting anything. I'm working in chapter 14 of 13. Some of the chapters are longer than others but still, I'm not even half way. Although the core of the plot is worked out, I am finding it interesting how it evolves organically as I write. In the last chapter, I found that I was falling in love with one of the characters who was more secondary and less fleshed out. All of a sudden she is much deeper and complex, which in turn is not only making the story better (I think), but is causing a change in another character. My editors are enjoying it as well. Unfortunately they do have to wait for me to have time and inspiration. They wait patiently, more or less, for me to finish the latest cliffhanger. Back to work, I've got a chapter to finish! Happy holidays to all!
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Alicia Keys and Sean "Diddy" Combs pay tribute to Houston
12 February 2012 Last updated at 14:01 GMT
Stars have continued to pay tribute to singer and actress Whitney Houston after she died in Los Angeles at the age of 48.
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Welcome to The Artesian Metropolitan Residences! This 16-story high rise offers stunning, contemporary condos, sweeping views, and dozens of amenities. The building boasts indoor & outdoor pools, a rooftop deck with majestic river views, tennis court, bike storage, event kitchens, workout facility, yoga room, pet park, and more. All units have gas ranges, stainless appliances, 10' ceilings, exterior porches. Shown BY APPOINTMENT: Mon, Thurs, Fri 10-6; Sat 11-4; Sun 1-4.
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Kona Shamrock Run in Plymouth March 6, 2016 Address: Downtown Plymouth Phone: 248-912-8747 Times: 6:30 a.m. registration, 7:30 a.m. 10K, 8 a.m. one-mile run, 9 a.m. 5K, 9:30-10 a.m. awards Cost: $23-$68 (depends on the race you choose) Get a jumpstart on working off the winter calories with this annual race, which features a 10K, 5K and one-mile run. The rock-and-roll themed run also has a costume contest for the best-dressed runner, so be sure to wear as much green as possible. All participants will receive a L. Jordan brand "tech shirt" with an Irish flag on the sleeve. The Story of St Patrick's Day at Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve in Rochester March 6, 2016 Address: 333 N. Hill Circle, Rochester Phone: 248-656-0999 Time: 10:30 a.m.-noon Cost: $5/non-member child, $3/member child (parents must attend) Find out what unfolds when a group of furry friends find their own lucky four-leaf clover at this TriceraTots Puppet Theatre show. Kids even get to decorate their own four-leaf pins to wear on St. Patrick's Day and take a walk around the preserve. Registration is required and space is limited. St. Patrick's Mother/Son Dance at Waterford Recreation Center March 11, 2016 Address: 5640 Williams Lake Road, Waterford Phone: 248-674-5441 Time: 6-8 p.m. Cost: $12/resident, $14/non-resident Moms and their favorite little men will enjoy refreshments and photographs while they dance the night away to their favorite songs spun by DJ Marky Mark. Register by March 7; tickets are non-refundable. St. Patrick's Day Celebration at Orchestra Hall March 11-13, 2016 Address: 3711 Woodward Ave., Detroit Phone: 313-576-5111 Time: 10:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. March 11, 8 p.m. March 12, 3 p.m. March 13 Cost: $19-$100 Irish American folk singer Cathie Ryan, formerly of Cherish the Ladies, will sing Celtic classics at four performances during this St. Patrick's Day event. Irish Music and Fun with Caper Kin at the Mount Clemens Public Library March 12, 2016 Address: 150 Cass Ave., Mount Clemens Phone: 586-469-6200 Time: 3 p.m. Cost: Free Kids will enjoy a special day of traditional Irish music and tons of Irish-themed fun when this St. Patrick's Day event returns to the library. 2016 Oakland County St. Patrick's Day Parade in Royal Oak March 12, 2016 Address: Starts at Royal Oak Middle School, 709 N. Washington Ave., Royal Oak Phone: 248-761-6073 Time: 11:10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Lucky Dash starts at 10 a.m. Cost: Free/parade; Lucky Dash registration: $34-$40/adults, $17-$20/youth A 5K Lucky Dash kicks off this year's fun at 10 a.m. followed by the annual parade at 11:30 a.m. The parade steps off from Royal Oak Middle School and heads south on Washington Avenue to Seventh Street. See floats put together by local Irish clans, step dancers and bagpipers, as they show off what it means to be Irish. Get there early to get a good spot. St. Patrick's Day Crafts at the Troy Public Library March 12, 2016 Address: 510 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy Phone: 248-524-3538 Time: 1-1:45 p.m. Cost: Free There are loads of leprechaun-themed crafts at this St. Paddy's Day event at the library. All ages are welcome. Live Music Series: Fable, Grable & Bearly Able at the Royal Oak Public Library March 12, 2016 Address: 222 E. 11 Mile Road, Royal Oak Phone: 248-246-3700 Time: 3-5 p.m. Cost: Free Come visit the library's Friends Auditorium for a great concert by Fable, Grable & Bearly Able, an acoustic trio featuring flute, penny whistle, guitar and octave mandolin. Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, the band will perform Irish music favorites along with lesser-known tunes from the Emerald Isle. Registration is required. St. Patrick's Parade in Corktown, Detroit March 13, 2016 Address: Starts at Sixth Street and Michigan Avenue, Historic Corktown Neighborhood, Detroit Phone: 313-475-4675 Time: Noon Cost: Free This 58-year tradition brings Irish pride to the streets of Corktown. Don your green and take to the sidelines to see pipe and drum bands, step dancers and your favorite floats and clowns at this two-hour event featuring Grand Marshal Kitty Heinzman. The fun kicks off at 10 a.m. with the 34th annual Corktown Race, which includes the Dublin Mile Dash at 9:40 a.m. and the Kids Quarter Mile at 9:30 a.m. St. Patrick's Day Box Lunch Sale at Catholic Charities – Flint March 17, 2016 Address: 901 Chippewa St., Flint Phone: 810-232-9950 Times: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Costs: $7/lunch Looking for a little Irish flavor to round off your St. Paddy's Day celebrations? This sale offers yummy boxed lunches, complete with a sandwich (corned beef and Swiss cheese), chips, coleslaw, pickles and a treat that's sure to satisfy. There's even a drive-thru if you're too busy to pop in. Campfire Family Night – Your Lucky Day at Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve in Rochester March 18, 2016 Address: 333 N. Hill Circle, Rochester Phone: 248-656-0999 Time: 7:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $3/person, $12/maximum cost for family This event is full of family fun with a focus on "lucky" things like shamrocks, lucky charms and other unusual lucky items. Then everyone in your clan can try out some yummy green s'mores around the campfire. St. Patrick's Day Social at Novi Parks & Recreation Center March 18, 2016 Address: 45175 W. 10 Mile Road, Novi Phone: 248-424-7081 Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $10/participants, $5/caregivers This special St. Patrick's Day event invites adults 18-plus with developmental disabilities to enjoy a pasta dinner, music and dancing. Caregivers must attend. Irish Cake Walk at Historic Trinity Lutheran Church in Detroit March 19, 2016 Address: 1345 Gratiot Ave., Detroit Phone: 313-567-3100 Time: 5 p.m. Cost: $12.50/adults, $7/ages 6-12, free/children 5 and younger Historic Trinity Lutheran Church in Detroit invites families to the Huegli Auditorium for a fun cake walk to win a delicious prize. There's a buffet of Irish food and Gaelic dancers, too. Price includes food and one cake walk ticket.


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Tuesday, July 29, 2014Free Smaart v7 And Smaart v7 Di Updates Now Available; New Training Classes AnnouncedPSW Staff 07/29/14 04:08 PM,Rational Acoustics has released updates to both Smaart v7 and Smaart v7 Di. The updates are free and recommended for all v7 and/or v7 Di users. The Smaart v7 Di update includes all of the Real Time Mode features that were added to the full Smaart v7 program in the 7.5 update. Smaart v7 Di 1.1 also includes the long awaited v7 Di API. There is no licensing change for this update. Feature additions and changes: - Added Smaart v7… View this post
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Church Sound: AFL/PFL—What's the Difference?Mike Sessler 07/29/14 03:44 PM,This article is provided by ChurchTechArts. Let's look at a common button on most audio consoles. The labels may vary, but the difference is important. AFL stands for After-Fade Listen while PFL stands for Pre-Fade Listen. Depending on the current state of your console, pressing solo in either mode may result in the same thing. Or it may be completely different. Both AFL and PFL are solo modes. When you press the solo button on the channel, the output… View this post
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Montreal Jazz Festival Front Loaded With Yamaha ConsolesPSW Staff 07/29/14 03:01 PM,This year's annual Montreal Jazz Festival featured a wide assortment of artists from Earth, Wind & Fire, B.B. King, Tony Bennett, and Diana Krall, to Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross, Terence Blanchard, and Nikki Yanofsky. Solotech of Montreal provided the majority of the audio production for the 30 stages and stacked them with Yamaha digital audio consoles. Yamaha Commercial Audio Systems pitched in for five of the stages: Scene TD, the main outdoor stage, was outfitted with two Yamaha CL5 digital… View this post
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Conference OverviewEach year, the Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas' annual conference brings together members of the community to learn from our collective accomplishments and the expertise of professionals. This conference serves as a platform to share cutting-edge developments and information from specialists in their respective fields, as it relates to Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities. You'll experience first class presenters and hands on sessions full of information you can take back to your homes, businesses and classrooms and use immediately including:• Inclusion• Accommodations and modifications• Independent living• Behavior• Post high school transitions• Self help skills• Grade to grade transitions• ENT manifestations• EmploymentWho should attend?Parents, educators, medical professionals, service providers, direct care staff, and advocates are all encouraged to attend. Our goal is to provide attendees with practical information and tools to help individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities be independent and lead productive, fulfilling lives.Resource FairThe conference also provides a great opportunity to network with fellow participants and to shop the resource fair for products and information that will help support people with intellectual disabilities both at home and at school. Be sure to stop by the Down Syndrome Guild of Dallas table to find out more about our programs and resources available.
Presenters and SessionsMichael Remus, Co-founder at Possibilities, Inc. and Director of Student Services at Sedona-Oak Creek Unified School DistrictKeynote 1: Are We There Yet with Inclusive Practices after 40 Years? - This keynote will hopefully recharge people to keep advocating for more inclusive practices knowing we have an uphill battle not only in our schools but at the federal and state level with implementing the law that was passed in 1975. Are we there yet? Not yet but we must keep striving to move the system ahead.Strategies for Supporting Positive Behaviors in the Inclusive Classroom - This session will deal with all the issues that can cause behavior issues in the classroom and how we must address the root cause for a behavior. Unless we get to the root of the behavior discipline and behavior plans are not going to work as we would not be treating the root cause.A Community of Practice for Inclusive Education - This session will deal with all the audiences needed to support inclusive practices and how to obtain their buy-in for moving a school system to more inclusive practices. Strategies for each audience will be provided and the participants can take and create their own activities to use in their own school district to move towards more inclusive practices.Stump the Director - This session will be geared for participants to bring any legal questions and issues they are facing with their school district to see if they can stump the director. Participants can come and ask any questions they have about what they are dealing with so the director can answer their questions and give them suggestions and/or recommendations on how to move past the barriers facing them.Tim Harris, Restaurateur, inspirational speaker, and social change advocate, Tim's Big Heart FoundationKeynote 2: Seven Steps to an Awesome Life - Tim Harris will be speaking on living life to the fullest using the seven steps he integrates into his daily life and how he stays so positive.Tim Harris and Lori Fierro, Tim's Big Heart FoundationLiving an Independent Life Successfully - Tim will discuss the steps he has taken to live independently as a young adult. He will discuss challenges he has faced and how he has worked to overcome these challenges and the people who have helped him along the way. There will also be a time for questions and answers with Tim and Lori.Julie Harmon, Director of Parent Services, PEAK Parent Center, Colorado Springs, COAccommodations and Modification to the Curriculum: Ensuring Meaningful Participation in General Education Classrooms - In this fun, hands-on workshop, families and educators will explore real examples of accommodations (changes in how a student learns and shows what he/she knows) and modifications (changes in what a student learns) for students with disabilities! Participants of this workshop will: learn about the role of accommodations and modifications and the differences between each, explore various tools and strategies that can assist teachers and parents, and will learn how to include individualized accommodations and modifications on an Individualized Education Plan (IEP). This session will also explore Universal Design for Learning as a strategy to design curriculum that is accessible to all students!Transition: Life After High School - Transition is not a one time event, it's a process. And, when it comes to helping support young people with disabilities to enter adulthood, there are unique and important things for students, families, educators, and community members to take into consideration. In this workshop, participants will explore Individualized Education Plan (IEP) goals that relate to transition to adulthood, independent living, employment, self advocacy, community resources and more! Transitioning from high school to the adult world brings about tremendous opportunity. This session will help keep a vision of possibilities alive as young people with disabilities are being supported to move from high school to the adult world!Transition – Grade-to-Grade, School-to-School: Planning for Success - Families and educators should not have to "reinvent the wheel" every time a student changes grades or schools! In this productive workshop, effective transition processes will be explored from preschool through high school! Participants will learn how to collect and share key information so school teams can build on the existing successes and strengths of the student!Gretchen Champion, MD, The Ear, Nose & Throat Centers of TexasENT Manifestations of Down Syndrome - A review of the ear, nose and throat issues in children and adults with Down Syndrome including hearing loss, eustachian tube dysfunction, ear infections, sinusitis, sleep apnea and airway obstruction.Kari Zerbe, Chairman of the Board, Rise School of DallasSelf Help Skills in the Early Childhood Years to Create Independence - This session will cover effective strategies in the areas of adaptive/self help skills that will better promote and increase independence in young children. We will discuss being successful and realistic while mastering skills.Ruth Thompson, Founder and President at HUGS Café & Mary Ann Pyron, Blake's Snow ShackEmployer Panel - This session will focus on the opportunities and challenges associated with employment for people with intellectual disabilities. Panelists will share their personal entrepreneurial experiences with ample time for question and answer
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