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Northwestern Oklahoma State University recently added a new graduate program to its lineup for students who hold undergraduate degrees in the humanities and social sciences.
The Master of Arts degree in American Studies is one of only two such graduate programs offered in Oklahoma and will let students use northwest Oklahoma to understand larger cultural issues in the United States.
This master's degree is a 35-hour program with 20 hours required in core subjects and 15 elective hours. Students can choose from classes offered in agriculture, history, political science, English, sociology, education and/or mass communication. The curriculum provides for a truly interdisciplinary program.
Nine of the program's core courses deal with Oklahoma and the American West while three hours deal with leadership issues in northwestern Oklahoma. The other hours allow students to focus on larger national issues that meet their individual interests and career goals, as well as research and applied methodology that will round out the curriculum to provide students with an understanding of the ways in which the northwestern Oklahoma region influences the national American culture and vice versa.
"This program will develop leaders who can help to reinvigorate local communities in Oklahoma and southern Kansas," said Dr. Shawn Holliday, associate dean of graduate studies. "Getting a master's degree in American Studies will help students to seek employment and networking opportunities in this multi-state region."
Students will be able to prepare for a wide range of job opportunities by developing knowledge, skills, attitudes and ethics that can be applied to work in such places as schools, archives, museums, galleries, media organizations, as well as governmental, commercial and cultural agencies and non-profit organizations.
"We currently have 11 students enrolled in the program, and we continue to grow each semester as students find out how this degree can help with their career goals," Holliday said.
Jana Brown, from Cleo Springs, was the program's first graduate. She was immediately hired at Northwestern as a history instructor.
"The American Studies program allows students to explore some of their own historical interests more deeply by teaching them how to look at the "little picture" within the larger historical narrative," Brown said. "One of the most enjoyable aspects of the American Studies program is that students can tailor their research and writing to topics that they find interesting."
Mark Sontag, a recent graduate from Tulsa, was hesitant to start a graduate program until the American Studies program was developed at Northwestern.
"The American Studies graduate program provided me with an opportunity to selectacurriculum orfield of study that fit my goal for a master's degree," Sontag said. "I wanted to have optionsthat I could apply toeither history, English, political scienceor adult education as an employment opportunity to teach college level courses or to work as an administrator at a community college or regional university. I plan on extending mycurrent transcript ofcourses in thefield of studies mentioned for this program."
Before graduating, Sontag was offered a job as a museum curator, which he declined. Since then, he has been asked to sit on two museum boards in the Tulsa area, which allows him to network with important people throughout the state.
Alica Hall, a graduate student from Alva, has a wide variety of interests and wasn't sure she could find a master's degree program that could combine all of them, but the American Studies program has done that for her.
"The field of American Studies is able to encompass history, political science, literature and even theatre," Hall said. "I never imagined that I would find a course of studythat would let me choose the classes I love, but this program does."
Rebekah Wagenbach, a graduate student from Kiowa, Kan., added that "this program has helped me develop sound research skills that I didn't develop as an undergraduate. These skills will not only aid me in my future career, but will also prepare me for a Ph.D. program."
More information on this new degree program can be found by visiting www.nwosu.edu/american-studies.
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More information on these programs or the requirements to become a master's student can be found at www.nwosu.edu/graduate-studies or by contacting Holliday at (580) 327-8589 or email@example.com.
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On Mar 20, 2006, at 12:15 PM, Ross Gardler wrote: > Web Maestro Clay wrote: >> I have a similar need. I had thought that forrest:views[1] might >> provide the answer to the above users and my questions, but I'm >> not certain. > > The Forrest dispatcher (nee views) is dev code so adopt with > caution (it is maturing nicely though). > > However, it does not really add anything to this use case. The > dispatcher is about deciding how a page is structured (i.e. what > decorations there are), not really what content appears within the > main body of the page. > > It would certainly be possible to do this with the dispatcher, but > I don't think it is any easier than with the current skinning system. > > I would approach this in one of two ways: > > a) use CSS to hide the relevant sections - in this case your > different outputs of the site would simply use a different > stylesheet. The disadvantage is that all the content is visible if > a user does "view source". Use a different forrest.properties file > for each different version, in which the extra-css element contains > your additional CSS classes. > > b) create a custom skin in which unwanted content is stripped out > according to a parameter passed in via the sitemap. The advantage > here is content is not present in the client, so only the content > intended for users can be seen with "view source". However, this > approach is much more difficult to implement and requires fairly > detailed knowledge of the internals of Forrest. > > Ross Thanks Ross! I noticed that there wasn't much information about forrest:views... and it makes sense that it's been moved to something else. I'll have to decide which approach to use. They both have their pluses & minuses. I'm not concerned so much about hiding content from the user (so it can be in the source). Clay Leeds firstname.lastname@example.com My religion is simple. My religion is kindness. -- HH Dalai Lama of Tibet
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What s pants, but could save your life?
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1 What s pants, but could save your life? Topic: Cancer Organisation: West Midlands Cervical Screening Quality Assurance Reference Centre Location: West Midlands Dates: April 2008 to March 2011 Website: Contact: Susie Andrews (QA Development Manager) Telephone: Overview What's pants, but could save your life?' was the first West Midlands-wide NHS programme to adopt a fully integrated social marketing approach. It was the first cervical screening initiative in the UK to directly link data trends, audience segmentation and social behaviour research with the construction of an awareness campaign. It was also the NHS's first region-led cervical screening intervention to identify, measure and achieve tangible behavioural change. The programme aimed to achieve a sustained increase in cervical screening amongst 25- to 29-year-old women in the West Midlands, in order to reach the national minimum standard of 80 per cent. The methods mix included: modified and increased service provision, including additional screening clinics; radio, bus and ambient advertising; and direct mail included with routine screening invitation letters. Results At the end of quarter 1 (2008/09), laboratories reported a 16 per cent increase in workload in the gateway age group alone However, this initial increase was not sustained and West Midlands did not reach the 80 per cent cervical screening target ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 1
2 Centre (part of the West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit) proposed that a three-year regional cervical screening intervention should be run across the entire West Midlands region, commencing in April According to the 2007 Chief Medical Officer s (CMO) report, the NHS Cervical Screening Programme, which began in 1988, has contributed significantly to national reductions in the incidence of invasive cervical cancer. In the West Midlands, there were 465 cases of invasive cervical cancer in By 2006, this had dropped by almost half, to 253. In October 2004, changes were made to the age at which a woman receives her first invitation for cervical screening, moving it from 20 years to 25 years. This was based on findings that suggested screening was not effective in preventing the rare cases of cervical cancer diagnosed in women under 25. Reducing the risk of cervical cancer is dependent on achieving a high uptake of cervical screening once women reach 25 years of age, with the incidence rates for cervical cancer beginning to rise rapidly in the 25 to 29 year age group. There has, however, been a decline in screening attendance amongst women aged 25 to 39 years, which had been falling steadily since Only 76 per cent of eligible women in the West Midlands had a cervical screening test within the last 5 years in 2006/07 below the national coverage target of 80 per cent. This equates to 23,000 under screened women. The CMO report also showed that a greater proportion of women from deprived areas diagnosed with invasive cervical cancer had previously failed to attend screening. Increased cervical screening coverage of women at highest risk needed to be achieved to prevent the incidence of cervical cancer rising further. To address this, the West Midlands Cervical Screening Quality Assurance (QA) Reference After raising this idea with primary care cervical screening leads at their regional meeting in May 2007, the QA Reference Centre team created an initial project plan, searched the background literature, tested their initial messaging ideas and then formally presented a proposal to the screening leads at the next meeting in December Early in this process, Martin Turner (Head of Communications) and his team from NHS Walsall agreed to provide the required expertise for the marketing element of the programme. Goals The programme s regional goals aligned with national policy commitments, including: Providing a targeted and effective screening service to all women between the ages of 25 and 64 every 3 to 5 years Reducing the number of women who develop invasive cervical cancer Reducing the number of women who die from cervical cancer The behavioural goal was for women aged 25 to 29 in West Midlands to take up cervical screening, in the hopes of raising regional coverage figures for this age group above the national minimum standard of 80 per cent. ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 2
3 Further, a report by Telford and Wrekin Primary Care Trust (PCT) investigating reasons for poor cervical screening uptake provided several recommendations for an improved service: The Walsall team conducted two stages of research. Stage one involved a search of background literature, examining customers responses to previous cervical screening campaigns in other regions and looking at broader social behaviour with regard to uptake of screening generally. Several published studies and local quality assurance-funded primary care studies found the following reasons women did not attend cervical screening: Embarrassment The test is uncomfortable Anxiety A lack of knowledge about cervical cancer Do not understand the benefits of cervical screening Screening not a priority for young women, because of the perception that young people do not get cancer Cultural reasons Inconvenient appointment times Difficulty making an appointment Difficulty getting to the clinic The possibility of a male smear-taker A study of declining attendance in the North East and Yorkshire and Humberside found that the rate of decline was associated with deprivation and younger age groups, but the decline was not associated with specific ethnicity or religion. The study recommended that interventions should therefore be targeted at younger women and those living in deprived areas, and if possible be multifaceted for example including community development, mass media and targeted media. Identification of a Saturday and evening clinic for cervical smear tests Dissemination of ready-made displays in GP practices promoting role of female staff conducting smear tests Local media campaign promoting positive health messages about cervical screening Production of positive health promotion materials for display in supermarkets and female workplaces Targeted health promotion outreach project in the communities served by practices where coverage is below the national average (to reach existing community groups attended by women) Additional training sessions for all staff in practices where coverage is low to encourage uptake Coverage data at this stage revealed that 33 per cent of the region s women aged 25 to 29 were not responding to invitations to go for screening. Coverage trends by PCT and by age quintile from the last 5 years of testing in the region also suggested that the low attendance of women aged 25 to 29 continued through the age groups over time, implying that those who avoided attending their first test would most likely not attend another in future. Stage two saw the use of several research methods: Examining the process All existing clinical and non-clinical processes for cervical screening were scrutinised, including the nature and content of the invitation letters. The existing letters followed the national recommended text and were found to be of a high standard, with a personalised ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 3
4 approach to patient communication. The physical location and opening times of clinics and other screening centres were also examined. Qualitative research The NHS Walsall communications team held focus groups with local women to gain understanding of the personal reasons why many women are reluctant to attend screening sessions. These focus groups indicated that very few women of any age had a real picture of the prevalence of cervical cancer. A surprising proportion of 25- to 29-year-olds described the experience of cervical screening unprompted as 'pants', referring to the experience as mildly humiliating and uncomfortable. On further investigation, the communications team discovered that the experience fell between two categories for most respondents: It was not painful enough to fall into the category of 'things which are nasty but important' Nor was the process frequent enough to fall into the category of routine This research revealed that women did not prioritise cervical screening compared to other healthy behaviours, such as doing the recommended levels of exercise or eating five portions of fruit and vegetables a day. Pretesting materials A focus group was carried out to test initial messaging concepts that were developed from the qualitative research findings. Participants rated the concepts as below: What s pants, but can save your life? 42 per cent Cervical cancer s not pretty 28 per cent Service your cervix 17 per cent Your cervix needs you 15 per cent There were concerns amongst some participants that the message What s pants, but could save your life? would not appeal or might be offensive to ethnic communities. The communications team therefore held a further focus group with young Asian women, which revealed that the proposed name was suitable and that the messages did not carry negative sexual connotations. Based on this consumer attitude the project's creative director produced a draft advertisement entitled 'What's pants, but could save your life?' using images of different kinds of pants as a brand identity. This went against previous approaches and perceived best practice in the sector, which had attempted to make cervical screening appear as attractive as possible. These more conventional approaches took the form of PR events where gifts such as thongs were distributed and the use of brightly coloured flower imagery was used. However, through the qualitative research the communications team discovered quickly that there was no chance of making cervical screening an attractive prospect, largely because of the discomfort it involves. Development of promotional literature Further pretesting of the advertising materials through focus groups helped the team refine the message as follows: References to 'the West Midlands were changed to our region, as it emerged many people were unaware that their town was in the West Midlands References to saving one life became the life of one woman The emphasis in the call to action was changed from a simple get tested message to one which reflected the need for those over 25 to make an appointment if they had ignored the last invitation from their local health authority. This avoided creating ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 4
5 worried well groups such as those women under 25 or those who had been tested recently Pretesting and certain restrictions also influenced the final look and feel of materials: Lingerie was found to be inappropriate with some groups and the owner of one local transport company was unwilling to allow this type of underwear to appear on his buses. This led the team to take a more colourful approach, using a variety of garment styles obtained from a local store Originally in black, the copy on the materials was changed to magenta, as it was believed to convey femininity, but not sexuality thus speaking directly to younger women outlined by research conducted by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA), which highlighted that the use of humour and colloquial language can make a significant contribution to the success of a campaign, by ensuring it gains the audience s respect and is memorable. ASA research The study, which used qualitative research in the form of group discussions, interviewed a cross-section of British society as follows: Teenagers 16-, 17- and 18-year-olds still at school Singles aged 20 to 24 Parents with at least 1 child aged 5 to 14 Empty Nesters aged 50 to 60 The Greys aged 65 to 75 The ASA s survey found advertising that creates an impact, either good or bad in the consumer s mind, can become as much a topic of conversation as any other media with certain phrases being adopted and used within peer groups, particularly 18- to 25-year-olds. In fact, not knowing a key phrase is equivalent to not knowing the latest music or designer label. The Walsall team saw the use of the colloquial term pants as an opportunity to build on this insight. ASA s participants readily recalled adverts that entertained them, with the admired advertising and advertiser almost always seen as being humorous, clever and original. Having tested the messages and imagery through focus groups, the final What s pants...? materials were developed. Importantly, these materials used thinking Clever was a word participants used often, with some talking about advertising they did not at first understand but which drew them in, and which they recalled as a result of finally understanding it. Conversely, too obvious or bland ads were criticised. Humour was mentioned almost as often as clever and was an important element in entertaining and engaging consumers. ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 5
6 Pretesting for the What s pants...? project revealed that audiences did not grasp the meaning of the messaging immediately, but found it funny once they understood it. The insight from the ASA research reinforced the campaign s use of the phrase pants and the images of underwear as a humorous and clever way of acknowledging the mild embarrassment and discomfort associated with cervical screening. Another key insight provided by the ASA was the ability of adverts particularly printed ads to inform. Participants recognised that many adverts provided useful, interesting information that was often hard to find elsewhere. The information that most interested consumers involved new products or services, with the concept of missing out being a real fear. Participants also responded well to adverts that provided food for thought. through selected lingerie stores and supermarkets. Campaign messages were integrated with the cervical screening programme's existing services and a flyer was distributed as part of the established direct mailing, which is sent to all women aged 25 to 64 in the region, inviting them to attend for screening at the appropriate interval. Since the target success over three years would only be equivalent to reaching national baselines, the project team opted to boost What s pants? further using adverts on trains, strategically situated posters (such as women s toilets in workplaces) and press to supplement the ongoing direct mail programme. The team therefore used nationally published research to calculate the number of lives saved by cervical screening every year, and then translated this into a daily average giving What s pants? more impact than its competitors. The team also used colourful imagery, based on the results of the qualitative research, to ensure that images stood out next to other health-oriented behaviour change campaigns. Media communications The communications materials developed for the project would be used on one-eighth of the region s adshels and bus sides to spread the word, underpinned by a two-week radio campaign on Heart FM, local press exposure and a comprehensive website Posters were created for GP surgeries and other health centres, explaining in more detail how to access cervical screening. Credit card sized cut-outs in the shape of pants displaying key messages were also created to distribute Service provision Following research with users and providers of other services, it emerged that the location and opening hours of screening centres were crucial to the success of a programme, with ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 6
7 out-of-hours screening playing a particularly important role. Several PCTs amended their service provision, thus providing a large number of additional clinics in different locations across the region, with extended opening times and improvements in the way results were delivered, minimising any potential inconvenience for the target audience. Some of these clinics were only intended to cope with immediate increase in demand following the launch of the programme. However, due to their success some of these clinics have become permanent, such as the walk-in facility in Stoke-on-Trent. These additional facilities and alternative screening services were publicised on the campaign website, which also offers further information about cervical screening. Local promotional activity At the primary care cervical screening leads regional meeting in December 2007, the project team presented specific PCT data to the screening leads, showing local coverage data and the shortfall in the number of women screened in each area. The screening leads reported finding this useful in planning local activity. All PCT leads were then asked to submit project plans of targeted local activities, such as establishing stands in shopping centres to raise awareness of the importance of cervical screening, and details of quantities of posters or leaflets required. Sandwell PCT and children's centres, for example, toured with 'The Cervical Monologues' play, which shares stories and experiences of real women to explore life, love, sex and sexuality, as well as demystifying the screening process. The theatre group also distributed the campaign literature and delivered key messages at all performances. Prior to the launch of the programme in April 2008, a press release was sent to all PCT screening leads along with promotional materials for distribution to all relevant organisations. Two months after the launch of the campaign, these materials were followed up with a survey about promotional activity, which each of the screening leads completed. The results showed both the press release and promotional materials were put to good use. For example: Campaign posters were sent to at least 971 surgeries, 854 chemists, plus family planning and community clinics Five of the PCTs distributed posters to retail outlets including Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury s, Morrisons, La Senza and House of Fraser A few PCTs sent the posters to many other locations, including: clothes shops, market stalls, charity shops, hairdressers, beauty salons, food stores, bridal shops, private nurseries, opticians, vets, pubs, bingo halls, zoos, cinemas and large offices such as npower Twelve PCTs distributed posters in public areas such as: main libraries, rural mobile library, leisure centres, private gyms, nightclubs, playgroups, nurseries and childcare centres, Sure Starts, community hospitals, women s health clinics, outpatient departments and local theatres Thirteen of the local PCTs made use of local media coverage, and 13 also spread the campaign message at existing health promotion events. Six PCTs held specific cervical screening promotional events, and at one of these, six Theatre in Health performances were held in ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 7
8 community venues in areas of low coverage. These were followed by question and answer sessions and an open discussion about women s health screening. In another PCT, laboratory staff demonstrated cervical cytology under the microscope at a Tesco store and shoppers were invited to look at examples of slides. Another PCT held training sessions and public sessions at Sure Start centres. Train advertising began in September 2008, which coincided with the announcement of TV celebrity Jade Goody s diagnosis with cervical cancer. While screening rates increased following the campaign launch, this effect could not be separated from the media surrounding Jade Goody s cancer. When the second year of the campaign was launched in April 2009, there was some negative feedback from individual PCT leads, who felt there was no need to spend money on the campaign with the media coverage of Jade Goody s diagnosis and subsequent death already increasing screening uptake. For this reason, while bus advertisements, posters and leaflets in GP surgeries and screening letters were continued, far fewer localised events were run than in the first year. There was the major unforeseen circumstance of Jade Goody s cervical cancer. That increased the coverage obviously, but it made our campaign evaluation difficult. PCT leads were saying there s no need to do this because a celebrity has just died from cervical cancer. Max Clifford is issuing daily press releases raising awareness, so there is no need to put our resources in at this current time, because all of the sample takers within the surgeries were absolutely run off their feet and could not cope with any more additional work we may have created. So although our first year was successful, I think it s fair to say there was a lot less involvement in subsequent years. (Susie Andrews, QA Development Manager) The media campaign was found to be successful, particularly the bus advertisements, which later surveys highlighted were the most successful medium for capturing people s attention. Despite its success, the implementation of the bus advertisements did encounter a small problem in that bus routes did not stay within the West Midlands region, with some travelling as far as Wales, which has a different screening age. The overall effectiveness of the screening programme is monitored and evaluated by the West Midlands Cervical Screening QA Reference Centre, via routinely collected ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 8
9 quarterly and annual PCT cervical screening returns, and laboratory workload data. What s pants...? aimed to achieve a 12 per cent uplift in the target 25 to 29 age group by the end of year 3 based on a model of limited gains in year 1, more substantial gains in year 2 and the highest gains in year 3, once What s pants? had been established in the minds of the public. This was measured by total annual returns as part of the regular monitoring processes. Cervical screening coverage for 25- to 29- years-olds At the end of quarter 1 (2008/09), laboratories reported a 16 per cent increase in workload in the gateway age group alone, although this increase was not sustained. Cervical screening coverage: 2007/08: 66 per cent (prior to campaign) 2008/09: 66.6 per cent 2009/10: 65.6 per cent Evaluating the impact of the campaign was challenging in light of the sudden increase (although short-lived) in screening uptake following the diagnosis and death of Jade Goody. Feedback To further evaluate What s pants?, a feedback survey was sent to 7,500 women aged 25 to 39 after year 1 of the campaign. Of the 1,998 women who responded: 34 per cent said they were familiar with the campaign (unprompted) 41 per cent said they were much more likely to get screened as a result of the campaign Within the screening services themselves, people who had never been screened before were asked what prompted them to attend. Anecdotally, many of these cited What s pants? as the main reason. During year one of the campaign, a young woman who had previously never attended screening was found to have early stage cervical cancer. The What s pants? poster on a bus had prompted her to go for cervical screening. If it had not been detected at this stage, the cancer could very well have become fatal. Key findings from the initial research have been incorporated into training for health professionals who conduct cervical screening, to ensure they understand the negative perceptions young women in particular may have of the screening process. It is hoped that this understanding may help health professionals make the screening process as painless as possible. We incorporate a lot of the outcomes and feedback from the focus groups in our work. For instance in our training sessions we present the findings to new nurses and point out some of the negative perceptions that young women have of the screening process. (Susie Andrews, QA Development Manager) The team behind What s pants...? has been approached by a number of other health providers for permission to use their materials, including NHS Swindon who have adopted the What s pants..? branding and imagery. They have used the materials for posters and compliment slip sized leaflets, giving facts about screening and information on where to get screened. These leaflets have been displayed in the designer outlet centre in Swindon, GP surgeries, the hospital and the PCT. There have also been articles in the press and on the radio, and a three-month radio advertising campaign encouraging ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 9
10 women to attend screening, using the What s pants...? message. investigation and, if all is well, recalls the woman for screening in three or five years time. Unfortunately this approach requires GPs to hold up-to-date contact information for every female patient and relies on members of the target group to notify the doctor of any changes. It was therefore not feasible to target one age group in isolation, so the marketing materials were distributed to other groups too, for whom the materials may not have been so relevant. We had hoped to target the What s pants...? information more specifically to young girls, so we weren t sending the leaflet out with the screening invitations to older women. But specifying a particular age group subset in the call and recall department was not possible due to software limitations, so the leaflets went out to everyone. (Susie Andrews, QA Development Manager) Lessons were also learned regarding restrictions imposed by media companies. For example, the campaign was not allowed to feature lingerie on bus sides, which affected the design brief and final result. Lessons learned The What s pants? programme was conceived and managed entirely within the NHS, demonstrating the ability of in-house social marketing teams to achieve populationlevel results. Its success generated immediate commitment across the region to other joint social marketing projects, and saw requests to create other regional and national social marketing programmes. Perhaps most important was ensuring that local PCTs were on board, as they were instrumental in leading What s pants? locally. We literally did get them to sign up to the campaign and we got agreement from the directors of public health that they would support the screening leads in their endeavours. I think getting that initial sign up from them all was vital. (Susie Andrews, QA Development Manager) In terms of the mechanics of What s pants?, the direct mail was originally intended to only go to women aged 25 to 35. The NHS cervical screening programme uses a call and recall system for women who are registered with a GP. It also keeps track of any follow-up ShowCase What s pants, but could save your life? 10
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Bicycle Fall Blowout Sale, October 14, 2017
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A once-a-year,
seven-hour sales blitz
Saturday, October 14, 2017 - 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
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North entrance next to
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Children 5 and under are free.
There are ATMs inside the building if you need to make a cash purchase from a vendor
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A Testimonial We Received
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Upton Statement on Stimulus Package
Congressman Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) made the following statement today following the House passage of H.R. 1, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Upton was disappointed that the bill that was considered in the House today did not live up to the promise of bipartisanship.
"Nobody knows more than Michigan's working families that we desperately need help now - but we need a responsible package that directs resources to immediately jumpstart our economy and create good paying jobs.
"I was encouraged by our meeting with President Obama on Tuesday and am heartened that he will fulfill his pledge to work together in crafting a bipartisan package that will swiftly benefit those folks who need it most. The President understands the need for both tax relief and infrastructure spending - the need for a plan that can succeed with the support of both Republicans and Democrats.
"The 244 to 188 result, without a single Republican vote in support demonstrates that this was not a bipartisan bill and thus not the first step we should take to turn the economy around.
"Michigan's families deserve a comprehensive measure that, once enacted, will help our small businesses, put folks back to work, and put more money in the pockets of those who need it most."
Source: http://www.house.gov/upton/press/press-01-28-09.html


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Monday, September 28, 2009
Cabbage poriyal
Kose poriyal / Cabbage fry / Muttai kose koottu:
Cabbage - 200 gms.
Onion - 1/2 cup (chopped)
Ginger - 1 tbsp (finely chopped)
green chilli - 2 (slit)
curry leaf - 1 sprig
Shredded coconut - 2 tbsp
Oil - 2 tsp
mustard seed - 1/2 tsp
cumin seed - 1/4 tsp
Channa dhal (Bengal gram) - 3 tbsp
Salt - to taste
Soak the channa dhal for 1 hour.
In the mean time, finely chop the cabbage and keep aside.
Heat oil in a wok.
Add mustard seeds and let them pop.
Immediately add chopped onion, curry leaf, green chilly , ginger and stir well til the onion gets semi cooked.
Now add the chopped cabbage along with the soaked channa dhal.
Add 1/2 cup water and cook it tightly covered till the channa dhal gets soft.
Add salt to taste.
Then add the cumin and shredded coconut and stir to loose all the moisture.
Take off heat.
Cabbage fry is ready!
Serving suggestions:
The above said quantity can be served for 4 people.
Serve as side dish with sambar rice, rasam or any spicy puli kulambu.
19 comments:
- Sarah Naveen said...
This is one of my Fav'..looks yummy!!
- Monday, September 28, 2009 7:09:00 AM
- Malar Gandhi said...
Looks lovely, now pass the bowl ra.
- Monday, September 28, 2009 7:27:00 AM
- Happy cook said...
I love cabbage poriyal and this looks yummy yumm.
- Monday, September 28, 2009 7:40:00 AM
- Prathibha said...
simple n yummy poriyal
- Monday, September 28, 2009 7:46:00 AM
- Gita said...
Nice poriyal Viki...simple and delicious :)
- Monday, September 28, 2009 8:00:00 AM
- Ammu Madhu said...
கடலை பருப்பு ஊற வைத்து செய்வது புதிதாக உள்ளது..கண்டிப்பா செய்து பாக்கறேன்..
- Monday, September 28, 2009 8:27:00 AM
- Sailaja Damodaran said...
simple & nice one
- Monday, September 28, 2009 8:43:00 AM
- Raje said...
Yummy Porial Viki! I would love this with chapathi as well!! great click!
- Monday, September 28, 2009 12:12:00 PM
- Sireesha said...
Happy Dussehra to you and your Family.
Poriyal look divine:)
- Monday, September 28, 2009 1:37:00 PM
- lissie said...
delicious cabbage poriyal! I should try your version soon..
Dear, as promised I discussed the plagiarism matter with my son. He took time and effort to find out who did it. It is one Palaniyappan from Chennai. Alfred has left a comment and a link on your blog to tell you what to do regarding the matter.
- Monday, September 28, 2009 2:11:00 PM
- Nandini said...
Different version - soaking and boiling the channa dal. Looks lovely!
- Monday, September 28, 2009 6:12:00 PM
- RAKS KITCHEN said...
This is very new to me,thanks for the recipe:)
- Monday, September 28, 2009 6:45:00 PM
- Kanchan said...
One of my favorites for lunch box !
- Tuesday, September 29, 2009 12:23:00 AM
- Priya said...
Simple but yet a delicious dish..prefect with rice and rotis..
- Tuesday, September 29, 2009 12:40:00 AM
- Chitra said...
We too make like this.but we add moong dal .. will try this next time :)
- Tuesday, September 29, 2009 5:15:00 AM
- Rina said...
My Mom use to frequent this in my child hood..and I also in my stay in Chennai. Should start doing it here too..
- Tuesday, September 29, 2009 6:59:00 AM
- Divya Vikram said...
One of my favorite veggies along with sambar satham!
- Tuesday, September 29, 2009 4:20:00 PM
- sangeeta said...
Hi Viki ...i think you owe to speak something about the whole plagiarism drama...i had my doubts n had mailed you these lines..........
But i have serious doubts about the motive of this plagiarism where the blogger has chosen the blogs who watermark their pictures...i dunno if i am correct but looking at the kind of ads she/he has displayed, it seems like she wants to attract visitors the way it is going on right now....you know what i mean....the original bloggers find out...spread the word among other bloggers n she gets all the hits........it is working for her...just think about it..
have been busy for the past few weeks with my own things n could not follow the whole things but this is very unfortunate...
- Wednesday, September 30, 2009 2:45:00 AM
- Sushma Mallya said...
Looks lovely & healthy viki...
- Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:18:00 PM


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Rwanda : B&B heritage to clear DN international property outstanding loans
New investor B &B heritage took over DN international property and agreed also to pay FINABANK all debts DN international owed the bank.
After DN international left with FIN BANK loans, the government intervened with B&B heritage, BRD to pay 80 m Rwf to Rwandan investors instead of 100 m Rwf.
"Both parties have agreed on one decision, FINABANK has agreed to give 60m Rwf respectively, BRD gives 10m Rwf and the new investors gives 10m Rwf too for buying 80m Rwf rather than 100m to pay back Muvunyi and Uziel land" Tharcisse Karugarama, the minister of justice revealed.
He added that the money asked to the house owners is the money normally everyone pays as house grant but also they agreed to pay taxes before they get their property.
The government initiated the negotiations between Rwandan investors and new investors to end DN international saga.
After the long discussion they have come out with an agreement, where all concerns have contributed together 80 millions to pay back the Rwandan investors who owned the estate land which was estimated on 100m Rwf.
However by solving the problem, the owners of Kagugu estates agreed to lose 20m Rwf in the process.
Paul Muvunyi, one of the land owners says that they cannot consider the 20m lost as loss because many people lost too their funds, and they were looking for common understanding.
DN international had took a loan from FINABANK for building 28 houses at Kagugu estate, but things turned wrong when DN left the country without paying the loans, where by Fin BANK proceeded the auction for getting their funds.


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<Pen spins a basketball on his finger>
<Eraser spins three basketballs on his finger>
<Golf Ball spins seven basketballs on her feet>
<"Needy" is said 3 more times, each slower than the last>
<Needle slaps Eraser>
<Announcer falls from above, popping Bubble>
<Needle slaps Announcer so hard that it ends up at the Cake at Stake area>
Announcer: We got 18 votes, a record high. So yeah, I've got two halves of a cake. One of you will not get one. If you don't, you're eliminated. Needle, you have a Win Token, would you like to use it now?
Needle: Yeah!
Announcer: Ok. Where is it? There we go. Ok then. So Ice Cube, you are at the lowest with 1 vote. LOSMMORPG voted for you. He was the only one. The oddball in a group of normal voters. There is only one cake half left, but there are two people.
Coiny: Hey, look here. I'm contributing. Instead of spending time what you want to do, I'm helping out and contributing to something else, the sound of silence!
Coiny: Shh! We have to contribute to the silence.
Announcer: Coiny, you got...
Coiny: Shh!
Announcer: The per...
Coiny: Shh!
Announcer: Out of the final...
Coiny: Shh!
Announcer: Grr, Needy!
<Announcer moves out of the way and Needle slaps Coiny away from the Cake at Stake place instead>
Announcer: Now that Coiny is gone, I can talk. Coiny is at 5 votes and Needy...
<Needle slaps Announcer>
Announcer: ...is at 12 votes. Because she used her Win Token, she's down to 6 votes, but that's still the highest, so Needle is out.
Needle: Aw, seriously?
Announcer: That proves that the number 13 is unlucky because Needle slapped exactly 13 times before she learned she was eliminated.
(slap) (1)
Leafy: Needy!
(slap) (2)
Leafy: Yeah, I guess it's pretty big, Needy.
(slap) (3)
Leafy: Didn't it, Needy!
(slap) (4)
Leafy: What's wrong with calling you Needy, Needy!
(slap) (5)
Leafy: Don't you, Needy!
(slap) (6)
(slap) (7)
Coiny: Do you know where she is, Needy?
(slap) (8)
Announcer: Coiny, Icy, and Needy!
(slap) (9)
Eraser: Needy! (slow)
(slap) (10)
Announcer: So let's go, Coiny, Icy, and Needy!
(slap) (11)
Announcer: Needy!
(slap) (12)
Announcer: and Needy...
(slap) (13)
Announcer: ...is at 12 votes!
(flashback ends)
Coiny: Yeah, but Needle why don't you like being called "Needy"?
Needle: Needy-
<Needle is flung to the TLC but the TLC's lid does not close fully>
Announcer: Why won't it close all the way?
Pencil: What? can't you read? The carrying capacity is 6. There are 6 people in there but Spongy's kinda big.
Announcer: Oh well, in that case, there is no room to eliminate another player. So in the next contest...
Eraser: Which is?
Leafy: Yeah!
<Leafy and Teardrop high five>
Eraser: But what is the contest?
<Door closes>
Announcer: Ha ha, I tricked you. Now you are trapped in this room. There is no way out.
Announcer: We'll find out after the break.
<Commercial begins>
<Commercial ends>
Announcer: People, calm down, there is a way out of here.
Pencil: Liar, liar, pants ablaze.
Announcer: No Pence-Pence, its true.
<Match slaps Announcer>
Announcer: Oh, so now you're a slapper, aren't you?
Leafy: Hey guys, look! To pass the time, we could try to finish these jigsaw puzzles on the floor.
Announcer: That is exactly what the 7th contest is. If your team completes your team's jigsaw puzzle, the doors will detect it and let you free. Until then you are trapped. The fastest team wins, and go!
Golf Ball: Yeah, especially because there are only 9 pieces!
Match: Hey, lets get going. You know, this is really hard because there all the same dark brown color.
Pencil: Something tells me we're doing something wrong.
Eraser: You worry too much, Pencil.
<Golf Ball is about to put the last piece>
Snowball: Give me that.
<Snowball takes the piece from Golf Ball and finishes the jigsaw puzzle>
Announcer: There's one more thing I want you to do.
Announcer: Before I let you go, choose someone on the Squishy Cherries to be on your team.
Coiny : OK then. Let's see who can we choose from! There's Eraser, his friend and the... dumb jerk, and the alliance, so let's take a vote! Who do you want, Icy?
Coiny : And the rest of you?
<Rocky vomits a picture of a fire>
Coiny: And I don't want Firey. I guess Firey won't be the one.
Snowball: We pick Firey.
Coiny: But I hate Firey. Why would you do that?
Announcer: Okay, so now the Squashy Grapes really, really outnumbered the Squishy Cherries.
Match: Yea, it was so funny. Eraser just, like, walked up and stepped on a nail.
Pencil: Hoy, Hoy, that's so halair.
Match: But then he, like, shot up in the air and so totally fell on like, a bed of nails.
Pencil: Yea, yea, wow!
Eraser: Hey! Match and Pencil, you two better not be talking about me. And why aren't you helping us on the puzzle, anyway?
Match: Oh great, you're bossy. I was glad when Pin was, like, eliminated. But now you're like her.
Eraser: I just want to finish the puzzle, okay?
Pencil: Sure. Uh..
<Pencil flips the puzzle piece>
Pencil:... Guys! All the pieces are upside down. The brown goes on the back!
Eraser: Oh! No wonder.
Announcer: So yea, Cherries, keep working because you're still trapped in this room. And that means no voting for this episode. However, episode 8 will still come out on August 1st and there will be voting then.
<later, at night>
Pen: Hey! I found two pieces that fit together.
Pencil: Finally!
Eraser: It's about time!
<Episode ends>


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