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Cancers 2011, 3(4), 3762-3772; doi:10.3390/cancers3043762
Inhibitory Effect of a γ-Tocopherol-Rich Mixture of Tocopherols on the Formation and Growth of LNCaP Prostate Tumors in Immunodeficient Mice
Susan Lehman Cullman Laboratory for Cancer Research, Department of Chemical Biology, Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, 164 Frelinghuysen Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA
Cancer Institute of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ 08903, USA
Department of Pharmaceutics, Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA
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Received: 25 July 2011 / Revised: 15 September 2011 / Accepted: 15 September 2011 / Published: 28 September 2011
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Prostate Cancer)
In the present study, we determined the effects of a γ-tocopherol-rich mixture of tocopherols (γ-TmT) on the growth and apoptosis of cultured human prostate cancer LNCaP cells. We also determined the effects of dietary γ-TmT on the formation and growth of LNCaP tumors in immunodeficient mice. In the in vitro study, we found that the activity of γ-TmT was stronger than α-tocopherol for inhibiting the growth and stimulating apoptosis in LNCaP cells. In the animal study, treatment of severe combined immunodeficient (SCID) mice with dietary γ-TmT inhibited the formation and growth of LNCaP xenograft tumors in a dose-dependent manner. Mechanistic studies showed that g-TmT administration inhibited proliferation as reflected by decreased mitosis and stimulated apoptosis as reflected by increased caspase-3 (active form) expression in LNCaP tumors. In addition, dietary administration of g-TmT increased the levels of a-, γ- and δ- tocopherol in plasma, and increased levels of γ- and δ- tocopherol were also observed in the prostate and in tumors. The present study demonstrated that g-TmT had strong anticancer activity both in vitro and in vivo. Additional studies are needed to determine the potential preventive effect of g-TmT for prostate cancer in humans. View Full-TextKeywords:
prostate cancer; tocopherol; immunodeficient mice; xenograft tumor
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240 The Broadway, SW19 | 2.1 miles from Acacia Road
The Wimbledon-based Polka Children's Theatre is one of the few venues in the UK which produces and directs work solely for kids. Opened in 1979, the ... More
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77 Bedford Hill, Balham, SW12 | 2.4 miles from Acacia Road
It's worth venturing all the way to Balham for this comedy club - it's a class act. The legendary Banana Cabaret has run every Friday and ... More
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Selkirk Road, SW17 | 33 minutes from Acacia Road
The self-proclaimed hottest new comedy club in South London, Hooting Broadway takes place on the last Wednesday of every month upstairs at The Selkirk pub in, ... More
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London > Attractions > Museums
All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club Church Road, Wimbledon, SW19 | 3.3 miles from Acacia Road
Visit the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum for the history and background to the world's favourite tennis tournament and one of the most celebrated venues in London. ... More
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Windmill Gardens, Brixton Hill, SW2 | 3.4 miles from Acacia Road
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Morden Hall Road, Morden, SM4 | 33 minutes from Acacia Road
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Unit 14, 59 Weir Road, SW19 | 2.6 miles from Acacia Road
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22-23 Wimbledon Hill Road, SW19 | 2.7 miles from Acacia Road
This excellent hair and beauty clinic on Wimbledon Hill Road offers the full range of hair and beauty treatments as well as yoga classes. Gina Conway ... More
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613 Garratt Lane, SW18 | 2.7 miles from Acacia Road
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309 Mitcham Road, Tooting, SW17 | 20 minutes from Acacia Road
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1416 London Road, SW16 | 24 minutes from Acacia Road
North Indian cuisine. Booking advised for dinner. ... More
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122 Mitcham Road, SW17 | 25 minutes from Acacia Road
Modern European cuisine. Booking advised for dinner and weekends. Separate room for parties. ... More
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Parchmore Place, CR7 | 2.2 miles from Acacia Road
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93 Hazelbourne Road, SW12 | 3.1 miles from Acacia Road
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Covington Way, SW16 | 31 minutes from Acacia Road
A formally landscaped area within Streatham Common, the Rookery includes an ornamental pond, flower and herbaceous beds, and a rock garden with streams. First opened in ... More
London > Leisure > Parks and Gardens
Tooting Bec Road, SW16 | 34 minutes from Acacia Road
An urban oasis in Wandsworth which features woodland, a lake, lido and open common land, Tooting Bec Common is a haven for wildlife, sports and ... More
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33 Wimbledon Hill Road, SW19 | 2.7 miles from Acacia Road
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498 Streatham High Road, SW16 | 24 minutes from Acacia Road
Built in 1768, The Bull started out as The Pied Bull, a modest coaching inn and a popular stopping place for travellers to London. Young's took ... More
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38 Tooting High Street, SW17 | 32 minutes from Acacia Road
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37 Wimbledon Hill Road, SW19 | 2.7 miles from Acacia Road
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The Breakfast Club, 5-9 Battersea Rise, SW11 | 3.7 miles from Acacia Road
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89-91 Battersea Rise, SW11 | 3.8 miles from Acacia Road
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3-4 Woodhayes Rd, Wimbledon Common, SW19 | 3.5 miles from Acacia Road
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Gallery Road, SE21 | 3.9 miles from Acacia Road
Designed by London architect Sir John Soane in 1811, Dulwich Picture Gallery is the world's first purpose-built art gallery and holds one of the most celebrated ... More
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Riverside Walk, Nine Elms Lane, Nine Elms Lane, Vauxhall, Battersea, London SW8 | 5.2 miles from Acacia Road
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Grant Self
Other California Child Sex Abuse Hysteria Cases
From 1984 through 1986, at least 30 defendants were convicted of child sex abuse and related charges and sentenced to long prison terms in a series of inter-related cases in Kern County, California, and an additional 8 defendants accepted plea bargains that kept them out of prison.
Over time, more than 20 of the defendants who were sentenced to prison were exonerated, the earliest in 1991 and the latest in 2008. In most of these exonerations the children who had testified that they had been abused recanted their testimony. In all of the exonerations there was evidence that the complaining witnesses – some as young as four years old – had been coerced or persuaded by the authorities to make false accusations.
The Kern County cases are the oldest and largest of several groups of prosecutions that occurred in a wave of child sex abuse hysteria that swept through the country in the 1980s and early 1990s. Some (but not all) of these cases included allegations of satanic rituals. Many focused on day care centers. Nationally, there have been dozens of exonerations in child sex abuse hysteria cases.
Grant Self, who lived in a pool house he rented from
John Stoll
, first fell under suspicion in June 1984, when Stoll's ex-wife, Ann Karlan, called the Kern County Sheriff's Department and said she believed that on a recent visit with Stoll, Self had molested their 6-year-old son Jed. Self had two prior unrelated sex abuse convictions. Stoll and Karlan had gone through a bitter divorce, and Karlan was angry that a judge had granted joint custody over Jed.
When Kern County officials questioned Karlan, they asked whether she suspected Stoll of abusing their son. At first, she said she never considered that he would do that, but she later hinted that it was possible. At this time, hysteria over child-sex abuse had become widespread throughout Kern County. Based on Karlan's statements, police launched a full-fledged investigation to determine whether Jed had been sexually involved with John Stoll and other adults, and whether there were any other victims – despite the fact there was absolutely no evidence to suggest this.
Kern County officials interviewed Jed as well as five of his friends who were known come over to Stoll's house to play. All of the boys were between six and eight years old at the time. When interviewed by investigators, Jed said that he had been forced to perform sexual acts by
Margie Grafton
, Grafton's live-in boyfriend
Tim Palomo
, and Self. He was reluctant to talk about his father at first, but eventually, he also accused Stoll of sexually abusing him.
Using highly suggestive questioning techniques, investigators also elicited allegations of abuse from other boys. One friend of Jed's said that he had been molested by Stoll because he was afraid that if he didn't the authorities would deport his mother, an undocumented Mexican immigrant. The other boys initially denied that they had been sexually assaulted by anyone, but after being questioned repeatedly and at length – and being promised that if they admitted being abused, everything would be all right and they'd be able to go home – they gave statements saying they too had been sexually abused by Stoll, Grafton, Palomo and Self.
There were major inconsistencies among the children's statements. Nonetheless, all four defendants were arrested in June of 1984 and charged with child sex abuse.
Prior to the trial, the defense requested that medical examinations be performed on the children, but the prosecution argued that this would be an unnecessary violation of the children's privacy, and the judge agreed. The defense also attempted to present testimony by a psychologist named Dr. Roger Mitchell, who had conducted psychological examinations of Grafton and Palomo that apparently showed they did not fit the profile of a sexual predator, but the judge refused to allow this testimony.
On September 24, 1984, the defendants' joint trial began. Six boys testified that Stoll and his co-defendants had sexually abused them. Three of the boys testified that they had been sexually abused by Self. Much of their testimony was contradictory and there was no other evidence to support their claims. Nonetheless, based on the children's testimony, in September 1985 a jury convicted all four defendants of a total of 36 counts of child molestation. Self was convicted on 10 counts and sentenced to 31 years in prison.
Shortly after the trial, at least two of the children recanted their testimony.
On December 18, 1989, the Supreme Court of California reversed the convictions of Grafton and Palomo, concluding that the psychological exams conducted by Dr. Mitchell had been improperly excluded at trial, and that, given the inconsistencies in the children's testimony and the lack of physical evidence, Dr. Mitchell's testimony could easily have affected the jury's decision. They were released, and charges were dismissed in 1990.
Stoll remained incarcerated, however, because Dr. Mitchell's testimony was not at issue in his case.
Stoll's attorney eventually persuaded the Northern California Innocence Project to investigate his case. Innocence Project investigators tracked down the child witnesses (now adults), and in interviews, four completely recanted their testimony and one said he did not remember being abused. Only Jed Stoll stood by his original testimony.
In 2000, Self was paroled, but was classified as a sexually violent predator and sent to a state mental hospital.
On December 26, 2002, Stoll filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in Kern County Superior Court, arguing that his conviction was based on false testimony. He also alleged that Kern County CPS workers and police used coercive and manipulative interviewing techniques that resulted in unreliable testimony of the child witnesses. At his evidentiary hearing, all of the child witnesses testified; again, four recanted, one reported having no memory of being abused, and Jed maintained that he was abused by his father. Stoll's attorneys argued that Jed's mother had prejudiced him against Stoll.
On April 30, 2004, the Honorable John Kelly of the Kern County Superior Court vacated Stoll's conviction, finding that the techniques investigators used to question the children resulted in unreliable testimony. Four days later, on his 61st birthday, Stoll was released from prison after prosecutors dismissed all charges. He served 20 years in prison – the longest sentence of any of the wrongfully convicted child sex-abuse defendants who were exonerated in Kern County.
The California Attorney General and State Board of Control investigated the case, and on May 18, 2006, announced their determination that Stoll had not committed any of the crimes of which he was convicted, and he was awarded $704,700 as compensation for the years he spent in prison. Separately, in 2009, Kern County agreed to pay Stoll $5 million for his wrongful prosecution and imprisonment.
Self's conviction was set aside in 2008 and the case dismissed due to the faulty investigative techniques. He was released from the state hospital in 2009.
In 2011, Self filed a lawsuit against Kern County and in March 2013, Kern County officials approved a $725,000 settlement. He also sought compensation from the state of California, but it was denied.
Self was arrested in Oregon in 2012 on a child sex abuse charge. In July 2013, Self pled guilty to sexually abusing three young boys and was sentenced to five years and 10 months in prison.
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The ÔÇ£Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS, hereinafter called ÔÇİAcademyÔÇÖ)ÔÇØ supervises the Academy Awards and grants the best film award in the U.S.A. For the first time in its 88 years of history, the Academy accepted Korean film veterans in its panel. On June 26th, the Academy appointed 322 new members including five Korean film veterans namely film directors Kwon-taek Im and Joon-ho Bong; actors Min-sik Choi and Kang-ho Song; and chief Disney animator Sang-jin Kim.
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You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions (cardiologist). Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment.
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment.
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Please note from 1 April 2016 the Resources and Resilience programme has the new name of Economic Justice Programme.
The Barrow Cadbury Trust believes that economic systems should be fair. Financial networks and institutions should improve their products and services to build economic inclusion and not erode it. By exploring good practice and innovation in financial systems that actively promote financial inclusion we can spread creative solutions and encourage new conversations and partnerships. We consider that financial resilience and inequality in communities can only improve if economic systems operate sustainably both at a macro and local level. In a period of reduced resources and capacity at statutory and community level, we are keen to build learning to strengthen local economies and to share best practice between a range of sectors, but particularly across local authorities.
Theory of change:
There is a growing gap between rich and poor in the UK, with increasing numbers finding themselves functionally destitute. Systems, policies and products for increasing the financial inclusion of the worst off are not fit for purpose. Barriers to change include vested interest, declining public spending, siloed approaches, short-termism and a disconnection between policy makers and people's experiences. By working across traditional boundaries to harness good ideas, build partnerships and amplify the voice of those at the sharp end, we can create structural change to reduce inequalities.
To date we have:
- Supported a cluster of work which explored the characteristics of a fairer financial system at a macro level;
- Built a body of work which has highlighted the impact of austerity on particular equality groups and/or communities on low incomes and made recommendations on how their lives could be improved by practical and/or policy interventions;
- Helped partners to explore how different approaches/networks of support or banking products can improve the lives of people on low incomes and/or who are financially excluded;
- Worked with a small group of partners to understand and apply social value within commissioning and local economic development practices in the Birmingham area.
Our objectives over the next five years are to:
- To explore and support policy, research and practical interventions to build sustainable and socially just economic systems.
- To support work that re-imagines alliances to build economic inclusion; and uses this learning to influence policy and practice at a local level.
- To support innovative and sustainable approaches to build voice and reduce economic inequality at a community level through partnership and new thinking.
- Use our resources to build movements, voice and collaboration across sectors.
In 2017 we are particularly interested in the following areas:
- Development of banking products and financial services that improve the lives of people on low incomes, or those who experience barriers to the services they need;
- Existing or new practice that builds the financial resilience of communities through partnership – we are particularly interested in work that bring the statutory, voluntary and private sector together in ways that could be replicated;
- Work to create more sustainable local economies, both financial and non-financial;
- Networks and campaigns that build the ability of civil society, local communities, statutory agencies and private business to respond to and challenge national economic policy that is negatively impacting on particular groups of people;
The Trust has historic links to Birmingham. If your work is based in the Birmingham and Black Country area, in addition to the priorities above we are also interestesd in:
- Strengthening understanding and practice on local economies, non-financial economies and social value;
- Building networks across sectors and communities to strengthen the voice of local people on issues relating to financial exclusion or local economies;
- Joint working and information sharing between organisations and networks in the city that will improve the financial well-being of those on low incomes.
Making an application
If you think your work fits Barrow Cadbury Trust's Economic Justice programme objectives, criteria and theory of change please complete an enquiry form. We will aim to respond to your enquiry within 10 working days.
Please only fill in an application form if you have already discussed your project with us and we have asked you to complete a full application.


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Awwwww I thought you said it would be mes:((((( It's okay I still loved it. I extra amazingly happy when I saw TWO chapters up. So yay:D And you updated in the dead night didn't you O.o I was up till 1 and I didn't see the chapters... ANYWAYS!!! Loveses it! YYour humble fan, ~JS~Author's response
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Strata on Wednesday announced three new plug-ins for Adobe Photoshop C3 Extended. The plug-ins provide Photoshop with additional 3D capabilities. They each cost less than $149 and will be released this spring, according to the developer.
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Committee: Governance. Eric Jackson serves as President/CEO of Total Roof Services. He previously served as Vice President of Jones Lang LaSalle. As an active member of his community, Jackson has served on numerous boards and organizations, including Central Florida Urban League, MyRegion.org, Quest, Inc., and as Director of Business Development for Metro Orlando EDC, and Director of Business Services for TTI America.
Committee: Governance. Debbie Clements joined Duke Energy Corporation in 2004, where she currently serves as Government and Community Relations Manager. Previously, she served as General Communications and External Relations Manager for Sprint for 19 years. Clements is active in community organizations including Kissimmee Osceola Chamber of Commerce, West Orange Chamber of Commerce, United Arts of Central Florida, and Valencia College Foundation.
Dr. Joseph A. Sarnovsky, Treasurer
Executive Vice President & CFOSeminole State College of FloridaFull BioCommittees: Finance and Audit. Dr. Joseph Sarnovsky joined Seminole State College of Florida in 2002. He provides direction and policy formulation for fiscal, logistical, and administrative support functions of the college. Prior to joining Seminole State, Sarnovsky served 14 years at Lorain County Community College in Ohio, and 10 years in a multi-national, technology-based manufacturing company. He is an active member of multiple community and college leadership organizations.
Committee: Audit. Leland Madsen serves as administrator for two mining companies in Florida, with more than 50 years of professional work experience through diversified employment in the U.S. Air Force, the offshore oil industry, the mining industry, the manufacturing industry, and personal business operations in agriculture. Active in the community, Madsen has served on both profit and not-for-profit boards, as well as serving as an ordained Christian Minister to various congregations.
Committees: Program Review and Governance. Greg Beliveau has 34 years of experience providing land planning services to public and private sector industries. He previously served as Assistant City Manager for the City of Leesburg and is a member of the American Planning Association, the American Society for Public Administration, and the Florida City and County Management Association.
Committee: Program Review. Paul Bough has extensive program and project management experience on a wide range of transportation, building, industrial, and municipal projects. Recent projects include Owner's Representative assignments on Orlando's Amway Center arena, and on the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. He previously served as Manager for AECOM's Program Management contracts within the State of Florida.
Committee: Vice Chair of Program Review. Wendy H. Brandon serves as CEO of Central Florida Regional Hospital. She has more than 13 years of executive experience with HCA and is a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives. Brandon dedicates much of her time to the community, including serving as Vice President of Englewood-Cape Haze Chamber of Commerce; South County Family YMCA Board of Directors; and Co-Chair for American Heart Association Go Red for Women Luncheon.
Committees: Chair of Governance and Serves on Community Engagement. Robert H. Brown has served as President/CEO for Heart of Florida United Way since 2006. He has more than 45 years of nonprofit experience, including serving as President/CEO of Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida for more than five years. He also led efforts for the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation for 19 years. In 2008, Brown was recognized as Orlando Business Journal's Most Influential Business Man for a Nonprofit.
Glen Casel has been an advocate for children in Florida for more than 25 years, splitting his time between The Children's Home Society of Central Florida, the Department of Children and Families, and Community Based Care of Central Florida, where he currently serves as the President/CEO. Glen is a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration and a Master's Degree in Health Services Administration, and is proud to call Central Florida home.
Committee: Finance. Melanie Cornell has been actively involved in the Central Florida business community for more than 31 years, with an emphasis on client advocacy and service. She is driven by the strategy behind very complex pursuits. Cornell values the importance of relationship-building and community outreach work full circle, both personally and professionally.
William D'Aiuto
Central Regional Managing DirectorFlorida Department of Children and FamiliesFull BioWilliam D'Aiuto began serving as Regional Managing Director of the Central Region in 2007. He leads a five-county area in Central Florida, and has spent his entire professional life with the Florida Department of Children and Families. His resume includes leadership positions in Florida ACCESS (public assistance), child welfare, and adult protective services programs.
Committee: Community Engagement. John Davis' background includes playing time in both the National Football League and Canadian League, as well as success in the medical field as both salesman and manager. He founded and ran two businesses, including a professional sports training company and a consulting group. Davis spearheaded the Black Republican Conference in 2007, later serving as Deputy Executive Director of Operations, making him the highest-ranking African American in the history of the Republican Party of Florida.
John R. Gill is the President/CEO for Quest, Inc., which helps people with developmental disabilities in both the greater Orlando and Tampa areas achieve their dreams of going to school, having a job, living on their own, and experiencing summer camp. He has been involved with many civic and professional organizations, including the City of Winter Park's Economic Development Advisory Board and the Social Media Committee for the Florida Association of Rehabilitative Facilities.
Committee: Finance. Nicole Guillet began serving as county manager of Seminole County in 2014. Prior to being named county manager, Guillet was hired in 2010 as Seminole County's growth management director. She has also served as deputy chief administrative officer and community development director for the city of Apopka. As County Manager, Guillet oversees a staff of 1,256 employees, including growth management, parks and recreation, and public safety departments.
Mark Havard serves as Area Director of Human Resources at Hyatt Regency Orlando - the largest convention hotel for the brand in the United States - and oversees human resources for five full-service hotels and resorts in the region. His 26-year career with Hyatt Hotels Corporation included roles at nine hotels along the eastern coast, seven of which Mark served in director levels, while earning recognition as Hyatt Human Resources Team of the Year three times. Havard previously served as President of the Central Florida Hotel Human Resource Association, and he currently serves on the Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association¹s (CFHLA) Employee Relations and Adopt-a-School committees.
Brian Michaels
Transition Program Consultant, Bureau of Client ServicesDivision of Blind Services, Department of EducationFull BioCommittee: Program Review. Brian Michaels joined the Division of Blind Services in 2010 and is the District Administrator for the Orlando office and surrounding counties. His previous experience includes rehabilitation with a focus on employment. Michaels is responsible for approving vocational rehabilitation services, working with local community providers in job development, and improving community relations.
Committee: Community Engagement. Sheri Olson holds more than 25 years of public relations and marketing experience. Her professional career began at Lakeland Regional Medical Center in the public relations department, followed by roles as Community Relations Manager for South Lake Hospital, Public Relations and Creative Marketing Director for Lassiter-Ware Insurance, and Director of Community and Government Relations for Central Florida Health Alliance.
John C. Pittman, Associate Vice President for Debt Management, at the University of Central Florida (UCF), has worked in the financial management arena in education for more than 20 years. Currently, in addition to managing approximately $500 million in outstanding debt for the university and some of its related entities, he is responsible for overseeing in excess of $65 million in various budgets for the UCF Administration and Finance division. John has a BS degree in Business Management from the University of Florida, and concurrently attained his CPA certification and Master's degree in Accounting from the University of Central Florida. Notably, Pittman serves as a member of National Association of College Auxiliary Services (NACAS) and has been an integral part of the NACAS institute planning team. He served on the project committee that established the NACAS Institute for Managers (IFM). He also co-taught the IFM's Finance with Auxiliary Focus class during the first three years of its commencement, and continues teaching graduate and undergraduate college courses in Accounting. Pittman also serves on several boards and committees, all of which play an essential part of consulting, mentoring, and supporting students and other campus entities in various capacities to achieve the UCF's missions and goals.
Jack Plettinck
Business Representative/ DC-78-LU-1010 / Director of ServicingInternational Union of Painters & Allied Trades (IUPAT DC 78)Full BioJack Plettinck serves as Business Representative for the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades (IUPAT.) He is an 11-year veteran with more than 28 years of overall experience. Plettinck represents painters and glaziers in Central and South Florida in areas including negotiations, labor relations, and job placement. Previous experience includes working for Walt Disney World Company and Buena Vista Construction Company.
Committee: Program Review. Dr. Kathleen Plinske currently serves as Chair of the Education Foundation of Osceola County, Chair of the Osceola Poverty Elimination Network, and sits on the Lake Nona Education Council. Dr. Plinske has received numerous awards, including being recognized as one of 24 emerging leaders in the world by Phi Delta Kappa International in 2010, and being named Orlando Business Journal's Woman of the Year in their "40 under 40" competition in 2012.
Jim Sullivan
Training DirectorCentral Florida Electrical Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee (J.A.T.C.) / Central Florida AFL-CIOFull BioJim Sullivan, Training Director for Central Florida Electrical JATC since 1987, has 46 years in the electrical industry, having served in a wide-range of positions. His formal education includes a Master of Education from University of Central Florida, a B. S. degree in Vocational Education from UCF, an A.A. from Valencia Community College, Certificate of Completion for The National Instructor Training Institute from University of Tennessee, and an Apprenticeship Certificate from Central Florida Electrical JATC. Currently, Mr. Sullivan serves as Chairman of the National Education Committee for the NETDA and Chairman for the Florida Apprenticeship Conference. He sits on several advisory committees for vocational education in Central Florida, and on the advisory committee to the National Training Institute/University of Tennessee.
Committee: Chair of Program Review. Richard Sweat serves as President/CEO of .decimal, Inc., an Internet-based medical device manufacturer. Patented computer software enables the manufacturing of custom, patient-specific filters used in radiation therapy for cancer. The company serves customers nationwide, including hospitals and cancer centers around the country, such as M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and Florida Hospital in Orlando.
Jody Sweet
Vice President of Recruitment, Diversity & Inclusion and Talent ManagementWalt Disney Parks & ResortsFull BioCommittee: Co-Chair of Community Engagement. Jody Sweet began her career at Walt Disney World during an internship as a Merchandise Hostess at Epcot, while pursuing an education at Bowling Green State University. Previous positions include Director of Recruitment, Director of Casting, Director of Human Resources, and Vice President of Human Resources/Diversity & Inclusion.
Committees: Finance and Audit. Chuck Todd has an extensive background in agriculture, with his family's farming roots dating back to Colonial America. In 2002, Chuck and his wife, Cindy, founded Circle C Farms Inc. with a focus on crop production and marketing. In 2010, the couple introduced Circle C Growers Inc. The company concentrates on proprietary turf varieties, urban agriculture, and specialty crops.
Committees: Chair of Audit and Serves on Program Review. Eric Ushkowitz began serving as Economic Development Administrator for Orange County Government in 2011. Prior to this role, he served as Director of Life Sciences & bioOrlando for Metro Orlando EDC for 7 years, as Director of Technology Business Development for Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission for 7 years, and as Business Sales Manager for Verizon Wireless for 7 years.
Committee: Program Review. Larry Walter, P.E., President, is one of HWA's founding principals. Walter's engineering knowledge spans more than 35 years, and his community involvement gives him a unique perspective on local growth issues. He previously served as Deputy Director of Public Works and Engineering for the City of Kissimmee. Community involvement includes serving as Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce's Growth Management Task Force for over 10 years.
Committee: Finance. Mark Wylie has served since 1986 as President/CEO of the Central Florida Chapter Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. ABC is a regional trade association representing the merit shop commercial construction industry.


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Many in the British General Staff, including Prime Minister Churchill, were unhappy with the Churchill tanks performance at Dieppe. It was decided to design a tank that combined the cruiser and infantry function. English Electric produced a pilot model.
By 1943 the Churchill became more accepted and this vehicle design was ended.
Had an A27 hull with more armor. The first pilot had the T1 track from the American M6 Heavy. A second pilot was built with Cromwell type tracks.


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Definition of 'area manager'
area manager (ˈɛərɪə ˈmænɪdʒə)
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The College of Richard Collyer
Motto | Honor Deo |
Established | 1532[1] |
Type | Sixth Form College |
Principal | Sally Bromley |
Founder | Richard Collyer |
Location | Hurst Road Horsham West Sussex RH12 2EJ United Kingdom Coordinates: 51°04′16″N 0°19′26″W / 51.071°N 0.324°W |
Local authority | West Sussex |
DfE number | 938/8602 |
DfE URN | 130847 Tables |
Ofsted | Reports |
Students | 1600 |
Gender | Mixed |
Ages | 16–19 |
Houses | Denne, Garnet, Hurst, Mercers', Pirie, Richmond, St. Leonard's, Whittington |
Former pupils | Old Collyerians |
Website | Collyer's |
The College of Richard Collyer, formerly called Collyer's School, is a coeducational sixth form college in Horsham, West Sussex, England.
In recent years, the college has achieved the best A-level results in West Sussex for state-run institutions and is widely regarded to be one of the best sixth form colleges in the country. Academically it is a very strong school; the students regularly achieve good results and a significant number progress to the most prestigious universities.[2][3] The college is rated as being 'Outstanding' by Ofsted and is the only further education college in the county to have achieved this.[4]
It is also the second oldest school in West Sussex after The Prebendal School in Chichester and the fourth oldest school in Sussex.[citation needed] The college is Grade II listed by English Heritage.
Collyer's serves about 1600 students between 16 and 19 years of age. It offers AS and A-level courses in 45 different subjects, including a selection not taught at other local colleges. 20 further subjects are offered towards AVCE, BTEC, GNVQ and vocational certifications and GCSE examinations.
A wide variety of adult education classes are offered at Collyer's in the evenings. It is situated on the B2180 opposite Horsham Community Hospital, and close to the fire and police stations.
The College was founded in 1532 (Old Style) in the will of Richard Collyer, who was born in Horsham, and became a wealthy member of The Mercers' Company of the City of London. The Mercers' Company are still the school's trustees, and maintain a close relationship with the school. Collyer willed that one of his houses in the City, variously called 'The Sonne' or 'The Sunne', be sold and the proceeds used to build a school-house in Horsham for "the nomber of thre score scholars".[5] Under the terms of the will the money was not freed until 1540, and the new school was eventually opened in the early summer of 1541. The education granted to those sixty scholars, who were naturally all boys, was to be provided "freely without any money paying therefor", with the Mercer's Company paying the masters' salaries.
The original building was on the site of the current St Mary's Church of England Primary School, adjacent to the parish church. However, it was extended then rebuilt in 1660, in order to accommodate "neare an hundred scholars ... with diligence and good success" by 1666, such that none of Collyer's original structure survives. (Part of the 1660 building remains in structure of Arun House, in Denne Road.)[6] In the eighteenth century it fell into disrepair, such that the Mercers' Company surveyor reported that it would cost £1,040 to renovate, "but you will still have a very old and imperfect building." Accordingly, in 1840 the second building was demolished (save for the part incorporated into Arun House), and a new, late-Elizabethan style structure built for the sum of £2,240.[5]
Hurst Road Site[edit]
By the late nineteenth century, the population of Horsham had expanded to 10,000 (accelerated by the coming of the railway and its associated employment), the City and Guilds Institute (which the Mercers' Company had helped found) decreed that education needed to be extended to include the new sciences, and money needed to be found to replace the school buildings yet again. Thus after a long campaign against fees, including a petition of 1,100 signatures, the new school charter of 1889 stated that, "Tuition fees might vary between £4 and £10 p.a. and Boarding fees were not to exceed £40 a year." A new and larger site was sorely needed.[5]
The present site in Hurst Road was found, and the current building was designed in 1892 by Arthur Vernon,[7] and built by Joseph Potter for a contract price of £5,795. It is now grade II listed by English Heritage.[8] Above the entrance is a stone engraved with, "Grammar School, Founded by Richard Collier AD 1532". (Historically the founder's name was often spelled as 'Collier', but from the twentieth century it has always been spelled as it is today.[5]) The 1892 building facing Hurst Road has been extended continually as the school has expanded. This included the addition of science laboratories in 1897, a 'Great Hall' in 1912, and the 'New Block' classrooms in 1932.
In the 1890s Collyer's taught 110 boys from ages 7 to 17, both boarders and day-schoolers, and for the first time included a sixth form to study for university entrance. From 1923 the Rev. W.M. Peacock started to model the school on public school lines, introducing (among other things) four houses (see below), The Horsham Grammar School Magazine (later to become The Collyerian), and a school song. By 1926 it was a single-stream school of 220 boys with a sixth form of "less than a dozen", and ten teaching staff.[5]
Grammar school[edit]
Collyer's ceased to accept boarders in 1935, and the dormitories were converted into much-needed library and common-room space. Plans for adding a gymnasium and other facilities were abandoned in 1939, when the school accepted evacuees from the Mercers' School in London, and pupil numbers soared to over 400 in three streams. (The accommodation crisis was solved by building hutted classrooms, but numbers continued to rise because of the post-war 'baby boom', and the huts were not demolished until the 1980s.) In 1944 it became a voluntary-aided grammar school, and its education was again made available free to the scholars. In the 1950s it had around 500 pupils, rising slowly to over 600 during the 1960s.[5]
In the early 1960s when an Old Collyerian (OC), Dr. William W. Duckering (1861–1945)[9] bequeathed £22,000 to the school 'for its general purposes'. The bequest paid for a new laboratory block, gymnasium and changing rooms in 1961, and an assembly and dining hall with theatrical stage facilities, modern kitchens attached, and a 'Small Upper Hall' above the new foyer, all completed in 1963. The new hall was named the 'Duckering Hall', and the smaller hall the 'Duckering Room'. (The final phase of building work, to be a new classroom block replacing the World War Two emergency wooden huts, was never undertaken.) Between 1960 and 1963 the playing fields were also extended, levelled, and new sports facilities were added. In 1964 a headmaster's house was built on the site, replacing the accommodation that was originally included in the 1892 school block.[5]
Sixth form college[edit]
It started its transition to become a voluntary-aided sixth form college in 1976.[10] The other three state secondary schools in Horsham (Forest Boys, Forest Girls and Horsham High School for Girls) became comprehensives. Collyer's had taken its last first form intake in the previous September, and started to expand its sixth form. Initially this was done by taking students from the two existing secondary moderns to do O-levels, and girls from Horsham High School who wanted to study A-level choices that were not offered by their previous school.
In the early 2000s, annual reports from the Office for Standards in Education (OFSTED) have deemed the school outstanding. On the strength of a recent OFSTED Grade One for Science provision, the college was awarded 'Beacon Status' for Science in 2005 by the Department for Education and Skills. In the same year, it achieved the status of Centre of Vocational Excellence (CoVE) for sport and recreation. A new £2 million, three storey Learning Resources Centre was unveiled during this period. In 2006 work began to extend the Sports Hall, or Cowley Building, to provide more teaching and social space.
From the 1920s the students and some teaching staff in the college have been divided into a number of different houses. All houses names are associated with the history of the college or the town. The current eight houses are:
- Denne – after a local area of Horsham;
- Garnet – after Thomas Garnet, a saint and Jesuit priest who attended the school in the 16th century;
- Hurst – after a ward covering the western side of Horsham (see Horsham Hurst (electoral division), and also the name of the road on which the college is situated;
- Mercers' – after the Mercers' Company, a livery company based in London, a member of which founded the original school;
- Pirie – After William Pirie, a previous headmaster at the college, who served for 46 years and raised standards significantly in the college. There is a small square in the town centre known as Pirie's Place, with a sculpture of Pirie in a horse-drawn cart, commemorating the achievement of the headmaster;
- Richmond – After a road bordering the college;
- St Leonard's – After the forest to the east of Horsham;
- Whittington – After a member of the Mercer's company.
Former house names include Collyer's, Duckering and Weald
The following list of the headmasters from the school's opening until 1965 was provided in the history of the school that was published in that year.[5]
- 1541–1546 Richard Brokebanke
- 1546–1548 Nicholas Bayne
- 1549–1562 John Fowler
- 1563–1567 Thomas Hodeles
- 1567–1617 James Alleyn
- 1617–1629 Richard Nye (OC)
- 1629–1631 Edmund Pierson
- 1631–1639 Thomas Robinson
- 1640–1644 Rev. John Sefton
- 1644–1647 Rev. Thomas Smith
- 1647–1648 Rev. Alma Hogglebin
- 1648–1684 John Nisbet
- 1684–1685 Rev. Peregrine Peryham
- 1686–1699 Rev. James Wickliffe
- 1699 Rev. Ralph Grove
- 1700–1706 Rev. Alexander Hay[11]
- 1706–1712 Rev. Thomas Pittis
- 1712 Rev. Peter Stockar
- 1712–1722 Rev. John Reynell
- 1722–1773 Rev. Francis Osgood
- 1773–1806 Rev. William Jameson[12]
- 1806–1821 Rev. Thomas Williams
- 1822–1868 William Pirie[13]
- 1868–1883 Richard Cragg (the younger)
- 1883–1890 James Williams
- 1890–1917 Rev. Dr. George Thompson
- 1917–1922 William Major
- 1922–1926 Rev. Canon Wilfrid Peacock
- 1922–1956 Philip Tharp
- 1956–1966 Douglas Coulson
- 1966–1983 (Eldred) Derek Slynn[14]
In 1976, the title was changed from Headmaster to Principal. Since then the college's principals have been:
- 1983–1999 David Arnold
- 1999–2004 Michael Marchant
- 2004–2014 Dr. Jacqueline Johnston
- 2014– Sally Bromley[15]
Academic performance[edit]
After recovering from a country-wide low point in schooling in the eighteenth century, headmasters from William Pirie to George Thompson successively raised standards, such that in 1904, when the school had 110 pupils, six OCs held open awards at Oxford or Cambridge, and another was a City and Guilds scholar. By 1962, university education also having been made free to students, the school sent 55 students out of 80 leavers into higher education.[5]
Today it is considered one of the best sixth form colleges in England. Academically it is a very strong school; the students regularly achieve good results and a significant number progress to the most prestigious universities. It achieves the best A-level results in West Sussex for state-run institutions, together with The Weald School, Billingshurst.[citation needed]
The following is a list of AS, A2 and BTEC courses available at the college today:
Notable alumni[edit]
- Aled Price, Rugby Union player, Dentist, Sport journalist
- Alex Adair, DJ, producer and remixer
- Harry Enfield, contemporary British entertainer
- Angie Hobbs, Professor of the Public Understanding of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield
- Chris Nash, Sussex cricketer
- Holly Willoughby, TV presenter
Collyer's School[edit]
- Saint Thomas Garnet (c.1575–1608), Jesuit priest and martyr
- Chris Aldridge, continuity announcer and newsreader for BBC Radio 4
- Wilfred Brown, tenor
- William Brown, president from 1951–52 of the British Psychological Society, and director from 1936–45 of the Institute of Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford
- David Cummings, screenwriter and musician
- Neil Lyndon, author and journalist
- Simon Nye, writer of Men Behaving Badly
- Paul Parker, Sussex cricketer
- Lt.-Col. George Styles GC, commanded the 28th Commonwealth Brigade from 1958–61, and bomb disposal expert in Northern Ireland in the 1970s
- Eric Thompson, actor, and voice of The Magic Roundabout
- David Westwood, Chief Constable from 1999–2005 of Humberside Police
- ^ Old Style date; the accepted date of founding is taken as 23 January 1532, being the date of Richard Collyer's will (Willson, 1965); but that is 1533, New Style.
- ^ http://www.collyers.ac.uk/exam-results-11%7C The third paragraph down explains individual successes by students, with universities such as Oxford and Cambridge being used for further education by a significant number of students
- ^ https://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/interactive/2012/jul/18/oxbridge-students-secondary-school%7C Interactive map shows that the college sent 2% of students to either Oxford or Cambridge University in 2011
- ^ http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/inspection-reports/find-inspection-report/provider/ELS/130847
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Willson A.N. (1965) A History of Collyer's School 1532-1964, Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd., London: 210 pp.
- ^ This was because an extension had been incorporated into Arun House, then occupied by the Shelley family; see Willson (1965).
- ^ Hidden Horsham page on Collyer's School
- ^ Hidden Horsham listed buildings page
- ^ Duckering attended Collyer's from 1873 to 1875 (Willson, 1965).
- ^ college.http://www.collyers.ac.uk/history
- ^ He was also a Jacobite, and rector of Itchingfield church; see parish history.
- ^ "Making the office a mere sinecure ... we found a school without scholars no one having been sent there within the memory of men ... everything neglected but the receipt of salaries and emoluments." (Quoted by Willson, 1965)
- ^ Link to William Pirie's statue in Pirie's Place, Horsham
- ^ Derek Slynn's obituary in West Sussex County Times, 2009
- ^ "Principal of Collyer's to leave after ten years". West Sussex County Times. 2014-04-05. Retrieved 2014-07-27.
External links[edit]
- The College of Richard Collyer
- The Old Collyerians' Association (the association for alumni)
- Press release announcing 2005 OFSTED school inspection results
- A Brief History of Richard Collyer's School 1532–1964
- The Mercers' Company
- Collyer's today with up to date photographs
- Contemporary photographs and text of English Heritage's Grade II listing
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Blooming Salad~And Jacques' Dressing~
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My Borage is finally in bloom and I love adding it to salads..etc..the nasturtiums are having a slow start..much rain..not much sun..but it is a very good garden year here.Cannot complain..I know the rain is getting many a little itchy..
But I don't mind it so much..
Still many pansies left and lots of herbs..
The salad dressing that is our go to.. is Jacques'... takes 2 minutes..
We never buy bottled always like trying new recipes..but this one just stays as the go to one..
In his words..
La Recette
1/3 cup EVOO
1/3 of 1/3 of a cup good balsamic vinegar
1 tsp sugar
salt,pepper and a pinch of Herbes De Provence..
Combine all
That quantity is more than enough for the big bowl above..
I like to add toasted pine nuts too.
Oh salads are so much prettier in the summertime..
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I'm with you, mon ami. I'd rather have a basic vinaigrette, than reach for bottled dressings. And I especially like your addition of Herbes de Provence. Taking notes.:)
I just want you know it doesn't look like thsi once tossed:)
So that's why I frame the before pics here:)
Un plaisir que de cuisiner avec des fleurs RN:~
Comme..du Rhum avec des raisins.
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ReplyDeleteI hope you do get rain..Judy..last summer we were parched and I saw what happened to the gardens..it is true that gardens need sunshine..but this year..our wettest ..has proven to me that rain and roses..rain and many other plants..is the main ing.
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ReplyDeleteSo very pretty, (as always!)
It's your special touch, Monique ~ so artistic and your dreamy photography. (I wish I had that salad before me right now, for dinner.)
I ditto your addition of toasted pine nuts ~ oui !!
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