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Many of the community health and wellness plans currently available in our community are not accessible to the un-housed population. Rose Haven wants to bring these programs to the 2,000+ women we serve annually.
Thanks to support from the James E and Lila G Miller Charitable Trust, Providence Health Plans, Women's Foundation Oregon and many generous individuals, BLOOM will launch in January 2016.
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April: Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Healthy Sexuality & Consent; Sex/Safety Planning; Surviving Sexual Violence on the Street; Take Back The Night with PSU
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November: Resource Awareness Month: Social Service Resources; Employment Resources; Housing Resources; Giving Thanks
December: Mindful Holiday Celebrations: Beating the Holiday Blues; Giving Back; Rose Haven Community Celebrations; Preparation for the New Year
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The event was shut down after activists stormed the stage and issued threats of violence. Black Lives Matters protesters, who grabbed the microphone out the interviewer's hands and threatened to physically assault Yiannopoulos, were left free to ruin the event after security refused to intervene.
Appalling that @DePaulU security, which I paid for, refused to remove a man from stage who threatened to hit me.
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The Milwaukee Awards for Neighborhood Development Innovation (known as the MANDIs) recognize individuals, organizations and projects that enrich central city neighborhoods.
Three finalists are selected in each award category and announced prior to the event. The winner in each category is announced at the MANDI Ceremony on Thursday, March 15, 2018 at Potawatomi Event Center 1611 W. Canal Street.
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Honors outstanding programs that stimulate economic and business development on a neighborhood scale.
Honors an organization or program with a long-standing commitment to a neighborhood and demonstrated effectiveness over time.
Located across the street from Westlawn Gardens, Wisconsin's largest low-income public housing development, Silver Spring Neighborhood Center builds and strengthens community by developing long-term relationships, supporting and educating residents of all ages, and paving a path to self-sufficiency.
Honors the use of public space that contributes to the overall well-being of the community.
Johnsons Park had fallen into disrepair until an initiative spearheaded by the Center for Resilient Cities transformed it into a space for sports, recreation and entertainment.
Formerly the Brewers Community Foundation Public Space Award
Honors an individual demonstrating leadership and collaboration for change.
Darryl Johnson has led several major projects that are changing the outlook in Harambee, including helping to secure a grant to fund programming for the Beerline Trail.
Honors an innovative approach to a problem that is producing demonstrative results.
A new development model makes Lindsay Heights residents co-owners and co-developers of a renovated, job-creating property that houses small businesses and a sit-down restaurant.
Honors a real estate project that contributes significantly to the enhancement of the community.
Walnut Way's Innovations and Wellness Commons has filled a void in Lindsay Heights, a neighborhood short on healthy food options.
An interactive award category where the winner is chosen by the public through an online voting system. The three groups with the most votes received $1,000. Last year's winners were Silver Spring Neighborhood Center, Milwaukee Christian Center, and Journey House Community Garden.
For nearly a century, Milwaukee Christian Center has provided innovative programs to meet the needs of Milwaukee's south side immigrant and low-income families.
The Journey House Community Garden in Clarke Square began with 150 front porch conversations in the dead of winter. A clear theme emerged—residents wanted a beautiful, safe place where neighbors could meet and grow their own food.
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Two Happy Tourists from Aberfeldy wrote to Visit Bute recently:
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The weather was great ( unexpected bonus!) There was a gin festival on ( double bonus) we were lucky enough to see seals close up….no words to describe how lovely that was!
We discovered Mount Stuart House… fascinating and breathtaking…could have wandered round all day. The castle.. the hostile seagulls tolerated us!
Loved the wee museum especially the postcards and old photos which gave you a real insight into "old" Bute.
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New Delhi, Jan 24, (ANI): Senior Congress leader, Veerappa Moily said on Saturday that Congress will decide soon about former Indian Cricket Captain, Mohammed Azharuddins desire to join the Congress party.
Moily said, Azharuddin met Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pradesh Congress Committee President and me, three days ago and expressed his desire to join the Congress Party.
Moily, who is in charge of Andhra Pradesh in the All India Congress Committee acknowledged that if Congress approves, Mohammed Azharuddin could stand from the Secunderabad Lok Sabha constituency.
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United States Court of Appeal,
Tenth Circuit
HONEYVILLE GRAIN, INC., Petitioner/Cross-Respondant,
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD, Respondent/Cross-Respondant
444 F. 3d 1269
Honeyville Grain is a Utah corporation with facilities in California and Utah. It processes and distributes food products, and it employs truck drivers to deliver its products. In February 2002, the Local 166 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, AFL-CIO ("the Union") petitioned the Board for an election in a unit of Honeyville's full-time and part-time truck drivers at the Rancho Cucamonga, California facility. "[T]he Board not only conducts elections, but it also oversees the propaganda activities of the participants in the election to insure that the voters have the opportunity of exercising a reasoned, untrammeled choice for or against labor organizations seeking representation rights."
The Board conducted a secret-ballot election at Rancho Cucamonga on April 12, 2002. All thirty-two eligible voters cast ballots; twenty-three voted in favor of the Union, seven voted against the Union, and two ballots were challenged. Later that month, Honeyville filed ten objections to the election. Relevant to this appeal, Honeyville objected to comments made in a meeting held at the Union's office five days before the election; twenty to twenty-five of the drivers attended. Meeting attendees testified that two Union agents, Rene Torres and David Acosta, stated:
1. Honeyville is run by Mormons;
2. Honeyville is giving its money to the Mormon Church;
3. Companies have tax incentive to give profits to churches, which should be shared with the workers instead;
4. Honeyville's Mormon owners not only give their money to the Mormon Church, but they also give money to the Mormon missionaries; and
5. Mormons are missionaries, and missionaries speak good Spanish.
Mr. Torres is a driver with Honeyville Grain, and Mr. Acosta is a business agent and organizer for the Teamsters Local 396. The most extensive testimony came from Enrique Erazo, a Honeyville driver who attended the meeting where the religious remarks were made. At a Board hearing, Mr. Erazo testified that Mr. Torres stated:
[The drivers] have rights to benefits. So, the money the Company was making-was a rich Company and so, the money that the Company was making, they needed to share it with every worker and improve the benefits to workers.
Since the Company was a Company run by Mormons, [the Union] said they would ... see to it that they would make better contributions-they did to the church and they would also distribute or share that money with Missionaries going out of the country and because the money was tax deductible and that is why they would give part of that money to the Mormon Church, instead of giving it to-sharing it with the workers-the opportunity that they have in order to better their way of life.
Mr. Erazo further testified that the meeting attendees applauded after Mr. Torres discussed the distribution of the company's profits and referenced the religious beliefs of its owners. Neither party has put forward any evidence about the religious makeup of the unit employees.
At the outset of our review, let us be clear: the Union agents' references to the religious belief of Honeyville's owners at this meeting were wholly inappropriate for any representative campaign, and in no way do we condone such remarks. Religious prejudice can work in subtle ways. We are particularly troubled by the testimony that the employees applauded after the Union representative's discussion of Honeyville's profits and incentives to contribute to the Mormon Church.
In conclusion the majority felt that Honeywell had not meet its burden.
The party challenging an election on the basis of pre-election religious comments must initially show that the remarks were either inflammatory or formed the core or theme of the campaign. Here, Honeyville did not satisfy this preliminary burden. While we in no way condone the inappropriate, unwarranted, and unjustified religious references, substantial evidence from the record considered as a whole supports the Board's conclusion that the comments were not inflammatory or central to the Union's campaign. "[I]f supported by substantial evidence, we must affirm the Board's conclusions even though we might reach a different result were we reviewing the record de novo." (emphasis added). The Board did not abuse its discretion when it declined Honeyville's request to set aside the election. Accordingly, we DENY Honeyville's petition for review, and we ENFORCE the order of the Board.
Paul Kelly, Jr. dissented from the majority. He made several points I thought were very interesting.
Five days before the election, the union organizers were obviously trying to incite the employees to vote for the union. What better way than to point out that the owners or managers of the company were of a different faith and that the money they contributed to their church instead rightfully belonged to the workers? It is common knowledge that members of the LDS Church tithe. With all due respect to the majority, religious bigotry is blatant in this case. The court's resolution, taking comfort in the apparent absence of overt abuse, vulgarity, or profanity in the union organizers' diatribe, simply misses the forest for the trees.
The comments also disparaged the company, Honeyville, Inc., based upon its alleged charitable contributions which were deductible for federal income tax purposes. A corporation may deduct charitable contributions from taxable income, subject to a maximum of ten percent of such income. No evidence in this record suggests that Honeyville made such contributions.
The court states, as it must, that the references to the religion of Honeyville's owners "were wholly inappropriate," not to be condoned, and particularly troubling given the employee applause that followed these comments. Although the court's holding is couched in deference, we need not defer to patently incorrect factual findings. Ignoring the obvious, the ALJ and the NLRB held that the statements in question were not an attempt to inject religious issues into the campaign by appealing to religious prejudice against the company and its owners. That conclusion is simply transparent. The only purpose of such comments was to mobilize the employees against their employer by suggesting that the employer preferred the religious interests of its owners over the welfare of its employees. This more than adequately satisfies a prima facie case of inflammatory remarks sufficient to shift the burden to the union to prove the remarks were truthful and germane. Were there any doubt, one need only consider the balance of those remarks. ("[T]he allegations in the Company's objection raised a prima facie case that [the] religious slur did impermissibly infringe on the employees' freedom of choice.")
The union agents did not stop after slurring the Mormon Church. The next target was real or imagined contributions to Mormon missionaries. Finally came the non-germane commentary on the ability of the stereotypical missionaries to speak "good Spanish," yet another reason to distrust the owners. In my view, this case cannot be meaningfully distinguished from Silverman's. There, the Third Circuit held that a union official's referring to a company official as a "stingy Jew" required the union to meet the burden of establishing the legitimacy of the remark, an impossible burden. Indeed, this court's attempts to distinguish Silverman's are not particularly availing. While it is true that Silverman's remanded for a hearing and our review is for substantial evidence, the Third Circuit made it clear that calling a company official a "stingy Jew," regardless of the labor policies of the company, could not be legitimate; the issue on remand was whether the union could prove that the remark was harmless.
This court also indicates that the Mormon discourse was an isolated incident, not the central theme of the union's campaign. That rings hollow when one considers the nature of the ten "meetings" between the union and the employees. Although Mr. Stephenson testified that ten meetings occurred, the culmination of the union's campaign occurred at the April 7th formal meeting where all or virtually all of the drivers were present. Prior to that, all that occurred was a series of informal encounters between employee organizers and substantially less than all of the employees. These informal encounters are nowhere near the equivalent of the April 7th meeting or rally. As such, the court's conclusion that these statements were only an isolated incident bears no merit. Further, it strains credulity to suggest, as the court has, that under the "totality of the circumstances" these comments were not inflammatory, particularly given the employees' embracing the comments with applause.
The comments in this case came at a critical time in the organizing process, were reprehensible and had absolutely no proper purpose in the election. I dissent.
As a former Spanish speaking missionary who served under one of the Honeyville owners , I also dissent.


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Halloween Muffins
Take the pain out of learning parts! Disguising fraction lessons as baking provides your little chef with math practice without him even realizing. Make sure your child is in charge of the measuring, and the exposure to cups, tablespoons, and parts thereof will familiarize him with fractions while he's having fun! Give these luscious, yet low fat breakfast muffins a Halloween twist by flavoring them with pumpkin spice and decorating them with ghostly marshmallows.
What You Need:
- 1 cup bran cereal
- 1 cup milk
- 1 1/4 cups flour
- 1 tbsp. baking powder
- 2 tsp pumpkin spice or ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 cup applesauce
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 eggs
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 2 tbsp. canola oil
- 36 mini marshmallows
- Small cup of chocolate sauce
- A toothpick
What You Do:
- Preheat the oven to 400°F.
- Ask your child to soak the cereal in the milk until softened and to drain out the surplus milk.
- Get your child to measure out the flour, the baking powder, the pumpkin spice/cinnamon, sugar and the salt into a large bowl.
- Ask your child to beat the egg in another bowl with the vanilla and apple sauce, then add the wet cereal and mix well.
- Have him sprinkle the raisins into the dry ingredients.
- Invite him to add the wet ingredients and to mix until moistened.
- Help him fill 12-14 paper muffin cups 2/3 full of muffin mixture.
- Bake the muffins for 18-20 minutes until firm and lightly browned.
- Have your child place three mini marshmallows on each muffin in a triangle shape and return to the hot oven until the marshmallows have melted.
- Take the pan out of the oven and put the hot muffins on a cooling rack.
- Squash the marshmallows with the back of a teaspoon so that they join together and make a "ghost" shape.
- When the muffins have cooled, let your child dip the toothpick into the chocolate sauce to make three dots to on each marshmallow ghost for the eyes and mouth.
- The muffins are ready to enjoy!


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Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu Manga (Josei , Romance)
Aoishi Hanae is a 33-year-old woman who has a job, but no boyfriend. In fact, she's also still a virgin. It's not that she never had a chance to lose her virginity, but she let the chance pass by. At a drinking party with her colleagues, Hanae ends up confiding in Tanokura Yuto, a handsome young 21-year-old part timer at her company who also attends college, and who has recently broken up with his girlfriend.
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Dice Manga(Romantic Comedy)
2nd year Junior High schooler, Misaki is in love with Mutou-kun in her class. But the one he loves is the class idol, Kuririn. However, Misaki doesn't need to be depressed. She's got other options…!?
Who do you want to chose ? the person you love but you cannot guarantee if he is inlove with you or the second option where the person is inlove with you but you don't love him ? If I'm given the chance to choose maybe .. the person I'm inlove with (laugh)
Takane to Hana Manga(Romantic Comedy)
When Hana replaces her sister at an omiai (like a goukon, but for marriage) little does she expect to be insulted and called plain and flat-chested by the handsome and older Takane! Furious, she turns the tables on him by accepting the match instead of rejecting him. How will these two ever find love?
– A hotshot man who had a cute expression and a girl who is younger than him but think maturely , if you love reading manga that girls are brave so read this (laugh)
Sabaku no Harem (Romantic Comedy , Historical)
She is a type of woman who hate royalty and accidentally she met this prince by a certain situation and because of that she became a concubine of the Prince.
Because of her defiance , the prince became interested in her and she realize that the prince is the most dangerous creature in earth(laugh) but as time goes by she realize that the prince is different than the other royalties so then .. I recommend you guys to read this Manga so that you will know the whole story ..(laugh)
Kaichou-sama ga Fiance de Manga(Romance , Smut )
A story about a friendly cool student council president and his popular vice president
But the secret between these two is……they are fiancee.
If the person you love the most became your fiancee ? It would be the most happy ending if it is happen , but let say the person you love became your fiancee and had two faces would accept him ?


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Congratulations to this year's WorldSkills UK competitors, who have brought home three gold medals!
What are the WorldSkills UK National Finals?
They are the last stage of a number of local and regional competitions that have been taking place over the last year.
Finalists came together at this year's Skills Show which was held at the NEC to compete in the finals which saw students from across the UK battle it out for a place on the podium.
Meet our WorldSkills UK winners 2016…
Gold Medal Winner
Joshua Langford
Media Make-up Body
Joshua was awarded a gold medal for his stunning 'around the world in 80 days' themed piece during the Media Make-up Body competition.
It was a full body painting and prosthetics competition, where Joshua had to use at least two prosthetics and a bald cap using as many techniques as possible.
When asked about competitions, Joshua said: "Taking part in competitions has definitely prepared me for the world of work, your whole life in this business is a competition so they really prepare you, especially in terms of time management."
Gold Medal Winner
Danny Lane
Culinary Skills
Danny Lane scooped gold for his cooking masterpieces during the Culinary Skills competition where he created a number of dishes across five tasks including Eastern European finger food and vegetarian fine dining courses.
" It feels amazing to win gold after all the hours of practice I put in paid off in the end. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience, the tasks were very well thought out to cove lots of different skills. I especially enjoyed the mystery box as it meant I had to think on my feet to produce two dishes. The judges are very helpful and make you feel relaxed. I would recommend anyone interested in competitions to compete in Worldskills because you learn so much and it's an experience you will never forget!"
Danny finished the Level 3 course in professional Cookery this year and is now working at Le Manior aux-Quat-Saisons, a two Michelin starred restaurant and hotel located in Oxfordshire and established by French chef Raymond Blanc.
When asked about the course at the College, Danny said: "One of the best things about the course is that you have the chance to get involved in competitions. My top tip to other students would be to get involved in them when you can, they really get you to test your skills."
Gold Medal Winners
Lewis Collyer, Callum Hill and Luke Mains
Video Moving Image – Inclusive Skills Competition
These competitions are designed for students at foundation level.
As part of their competition, the trio were tasked to create a 15 minute radio tribute to David Bowie.
Getting through to the finals is a huge success in itself, massive congratulations also go to:
- Benjamin Haigh, Louis Beighton and Phillip Brown who competed in the Video Moving Image competition.
- Caitlin Smith who competed in the Fashion and Photo Make-up competition
The medal haul puts North Warwickshire & Hinckley College ninth in the UK in The Skills Show results league table!
Congratulations to all those who took part and were involved in this year's competitions!
Has this inspired you to go for gold and compete in national competitions? Speak to your Progress Coach to find out more.
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The global demand for edible oil is expected to shoot up, thanks to the popularity of healthier options made available by a number of leading market players. Registering a high CAGR over the forecast years of 10 years the global market for edible oil will continue to expand, according to a research Edible or cooking oil can be animal, plant, or synthetic fat and is used in frying, roasting, baking, and several other forms of cooking.
Major Industry drivers of the global market for Edible Oil
Extensive research and development activities are being undertaken by a number of market players. The use of healthier, organic ingredients in the manufacturing of edible oils is promoting the growth of the global market for edible oil. As the demand for olive oil, coconut oil, trans-fat-free soya bean oil, and canola oil from health-conscious customers is escalating, the market will gain traction. The boom in the food industry worldwide, growing economies, stronger retailing networks, increasing disposable incomes, improving crop yields, and changing preferences of consumers have led to a considerable increase in the production of oil on a global scale. All this is aiding the expansion of the market.
Regional market Analysis for future growth opportunities
Based on geography, the global market for edible oil has been segmented into the Middle East and Africa (MEA), Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America. The countries in Asia Pacific – such as China, Malaysia, India, Singapore, Japan, and Thailand – have been demanding vast quantities of edible oil to fulfill the growing needs of the ever-increasing population in these regions. The growing popularity of fried foods and convenience foods and rapid progress of the food and beverage industry in Asia Pacific has been responsible for the growing demand for edible oil. In North America, the US will account a major share in the global market for edible oil.
Recent Updates in the global edible oil market
The Government of India, in a recent notification issued by the Director General of Foreign Trade, announced the lifting of a nine-year ban on the export of edible oil. Soybean oil, groundnut oil, maze oil, and sesame oil can now be exported in any pack size. This is likely to have a massive impact on India as a contender in the edible oils market. The enhancement of nutrient content of edible oils is also being promoted by several food regulators in the country. For instance, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) urged all leading edible oil manufacturers and processors to fortify the products with vitamin A and D in March 2017. Developments such as these are sure to give this market a major boost.


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The Spark
The idea behind our learn to ride class came in 2001 when a 9 year old girl I was working with asked me if she was the only child in grade 3 that could not ride a bike. No cycling groups for older children with coordination challenges were available at the time, so with my background as a paediatric physiotherapist, I decided to develop the curriculum for a cycling group geared towards kids with coordination challenges. I began looking into the motor learning research that might serve as the basis behind this class and brought the idea to my work where my colleagues (physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists and education behaviour specialists) embraced it and expanded on it. We ran our first cycling group in the spring of 2002 and had a stunning success rate – 100% of kids learned to ride. Parents also reported that the children were more confident, and more active. Unfortunately budget cuts forced the program to end after only a couple of sessions and so I approached the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society (a not for profit organization) about running it in the community. I was introduced to John Collier, a mechanic and a national examiner for the Can Bike program who thought the idea was "grand". Together, along with a handful of key volunteers- many of which remain with the program- we offered the first learn to ride class with the support of EBC in the fall of 2003.
Sharing the knowledge
In 2006 we expanded our resources to better support children with autism spectrum disorder and in 2011 I co-authored a book chapter sharing the knowledge we had gained through this experience. At this time we also developed a train the trainer course so that we could share the entire curriculum with other therapists across the province. In 2012, I returned to school to pursue a masters in rehabilitation science in order to better understand how to teach children with cognitive delays- children with Down syndrome in particular. I successfully defended my thesis in the summer of 2014 and am expecting to publish in 2016.
Expanding the program to serve ALL kids
Through the years, a few families had donated some of their own adapted bicycles when their children graduated onto two wheels. These, I informally passed onto other families working on the same skill. In 2012, thanks to an amazing boy with cerebral palsy, I came to realize many things that paved the way to our Adapted Bicycle Loan Program. First, it is extremely difficult to get funding for adapted bicycles that exactly suits the needs of children with severe physical impairments. Many of the funding sources offer one time grants, and bikes rarely get purchased if competing against a ramp into the home or a wheelchair accessible van. Second, adapted bikes are extremely expensive! Many of the grants did not cover the type of bikes that worked well for children with physical impairments. Finally, it is not possible to simply "rig up" any bike to fit a child. The boy I was working with had been working on pedalling for several months using a regular trike with adapted footplates, and was able to pedal a few revolutions at a time. This was good, but as soon as he got on a freedom concepts bike, he was able to pedal and steer independently and commented "Hey, I'm good at this!". For a child who gets around with a power wheelchair, this independence is a HUGE deal. This revelation and the large number of families who shared that their adapted bike "never really worked" made me realize just how important finding the right bike is. Having every child being truly able to participate in cycling was the motivation behind the Borrow a Bike program.
The First Funders And Partners
We approached the President's Choice Children's Charity in the fall of 2012 to see if they would consider funding this and several other bikes that would then be lent out to families. A $18 000 donation bought us five bikes, several adapted cycling components and the start we needed to get off the ground.
The city of Edmonton River Valley Program offered us a storage space, the Cerebral Palsy Association in Alberta helped with creating a Facebook page and planning and the Canadian Paraplegic Association (now Paralympic Sports Association) partnered with the hand cycle education. The Children's Ability Fund contributed $2500 allowing us to modify several bikes to meet the needs of the individuals borrowing them and Specialty Designs helped create these custom parts.Many families generously donated their old adapted bikes or components to our program which were then fixed up by volunteers at the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society (EBC). Where a bike was needed, Sport Central provided bikes that best matched the needs of our riders.
Our first fitting day, sponsored by the Beverly Optimist Club was on May 11 2013 where we fit just under 20 kids with bikes. This event was largely coordinated by Trent Magis, another paediatric physiotherapist. Media coverage from this event was phenomenal and the community rallied to provide bikes and monetary donations allowing us to support even more kids. By the end of the season, 44 children had benefitted from the program. This also marked the time that the Alberta Association for Community Living (now Inclusion Alberta) became a partner.
Our amazing volunteers
Up to the end of 2013, You Can Ride 2 (YCR2) was entirely volunteer run. EBC provided the infrastructure, insurance and mechanical support; the program would not have been possible without their support. Over 1000 volunteer hours went into running the program, with much of this time being given by skilled professionals and parents. All of the programs were free for families. However, with the massive growth in the program, it was necessary to hire a head mechanic and a program coordinator to keep up.
Grants to maintain the program
Thanks to a $25 000 donation from the Alberta Association of Insurance Adjusters in the fall of 2013, we were able to hire a head mechanic and a program coordinator (and purchased 23 additional bikes) for the 2014 season. Grants from Mountain Equipment Co-op and Make Something Edmonton as well as a donation from the front of house staff at the Jubilee Auditorium allowed us to continue this for the 2015 season and purchase additional equipment and parts. The 2015 events were sponsored by the Beverly Optimist Club, Urban Systems Foundation,the Rotary Club of Sherwood Park and the Rotary Club of Spruce Grove. At their 2015 Lobsterfest festival, the Rotary Club of Spruce Grove also raised just under $90 000 for our program. We are planning to space out our purchases over the next few years so that we can figure out storage solutions. Many other businesses helped by funding equipment, innovation or providing services. For a full listing of all of our sponsors or to learn how you can get involved, please see our Sponsorship Page.
Our 2016 season and additional equipment purchases have been made possible thanks to grants from the Insurance All Industry Golf Charity Tournament and the Autobody and Insurance Adjusters Golf and Friendship Tournament.
Looking forward
With the input of countless children, parents, volunteers and students, our program continues to evolve to best meet the needs of the children and families we serve. We have made significant progress on a number of our goals and continue to work towards improving cycling access for all children. We have partnered with NetImpact and several MBA students to figure out how to make our program sustainable. In 2016 we moved to our new storage location at the Goodwill Impact Centre. In 2017, we began our transition from under the umbrella of the Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society to Goodwill Industries of Alberta. We look forward to all of the possibilities this new partnership will bring and to working more with parents, kids, volunteers and members of the community.
Thank you to everyone supporting this amazing program!
Janine Halayko, physiotherapist and volunteer


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From aliens and line dancing to funky groovy toilet seats...
(Saturday 14 April 2012) by Karen O'Shea
I am so enjoying this trip, there has just been high light after highlight and the group I am with are pretty sound. Amazing how quick you bond when your living, eating, sleeping and just hanging out over a number of weeks.
The grand canyon Arizona
Man is this place massive. There seemed no end to it. Got to hike part of it down into the canyon. A little hairy at time, found myself clinging and grabbing onto the rocks…trying to look normal. (whatever that look is …
If I am to be honest during the hike I wasn't overly impressed with the canyon…to put it in perspective. it's a big hole in the ground! I found Bryce canyon was so much better, but maybe if I saw the grand canyon first I would have been blown away. So once I got back to the top of the canyon I walked around part of it…this was so much more impressive. It is quite beautiful and mesmerizing. It just seemed endless.
Monument Valley Arizona
Whow….what a place! Really enjoyed it here. Monument valley is part of the Navajo settlement. The Navajo are Native American Indians. The settlement is 18 million acres with a population of 350,000 or there about. We had an Indian guide who drove us around and fed us lots of interesting facts.
The place was so beautiful, and lots of the scenery has been in western movies. Kept expecting john wayne to pop up……………………..anyone for a game of cowboys and engines!!!!!
Actually the guide was quite funny he said when he was younger he played cowboys and Indians in his yard..(which was monument valley), he always played the Indian but his brother always drew the short straw and got to play the cowboy as he was the only albino Indian on the settlement.
Had dinner around the campfire with some of the locals. They sang, told stories and danced. It was so enjoyable and an amazing experience. We all got to dance the friendship dance…this was such good fun and an amazing thing to have experienced. Got driven around in the cool of the night to go star gazing. Got to lie out in this cave with a hole in the roof to watch some stars while the guide played some tunes of a flute. It was excellent. We than stayed the night in a Hogan which is a house made out of earth. Kind of like a crannog.
Monument valley to Canyonlands Utah
Canyonlands is another state park. Its where that dude was hiking and got caught between some rocks and eventually had to cut his own arm off…(127 hours is the film). Fortunately I didn't have an experience like that just a few cuts and grazes. Did a big 8 km hike here and I was god damn proud of myself. There was a lot of slick rock, steep inclines, 33 degree heat and some big gusts of wind. Just when I thought I had gotten over one obstacle another one would pop up. But thoroughly enjoyed all the challenges I met, and so delighted I finished it. The scenery was breath taking. It's kind of funny to be in such heat and then look into the distance and see snow on the mountains…….
Sitting around the campfire in the evenings is fun. Always a game to be played. Discovered one called "washers", such fun and so simple…..I will be recruiting ye for a game when I arrive home. Can really see it taking off at the old bbq's…
-5 last night………..sweet jaysus!!! In the tent I wore. Long johns, pj bottoms, singlet, long sleeve top, t shirt, hoodie, jacket, knee high socks, hat, wrapped myself in a towel, I didn't have room to move in the sleeping bag. There was even frost in the tent the following morning….
Mesa verde to santé fe new mexico
On the road to santé fe, we stopped off at a thrift store. Kathy's thrift store to be precise. Thrift stores are what we call second hand shops. This was so much fun. 13 of us piled out of a mini van and into her store. She hadn't seen this many people in months. She was so lovely. We all bought 25 cent jumpers….or as I am calling them here sweaters!!!! One of the boys bought a Childs tricycle as you do when your trekking across the us. She was great fun, she even got her photo taken with us under her shop sign. A true American experience. Santé fe is a pretty lovely place. It's called a city but its more a small town. You could be mistaking for thinking you were in Spain. All the houses and churches are really Spanish themed.
Santé fe to san Antonio Texas
Roswelll……………………….i loved it. A little info on roswell/area 51. In 1947 a ufo crashed here. Now it's up to yourself to believe it or not. The whole town is themed around aliens. It's hilarious. The UFO museum was pretty interesting. Had a lot of newspaper articles from the time of the crash, and eye witness accounts. And then the government response to say it was some weather balloon that crashed. As we were dealing with aliens, we all made hats out of tin foil so the aliens couldn't read our thoughts, it was pure priceless walking around the place. Actually what was even more priceless was we visited Carlsbad cavern national park after roswell and still kept the hats on. It was hilarious to see peoples reaction……..just gaping at us and avoiding any conversation with us…..ah funny day it was…
San Antonio Texas
What a cool place. Or hot more like..the temperatures are rising. Went to a bar that night, where there were 2 ladies on stage, singing, rapping and doing comedy. They were so funny, Later on that night, we went to a bar in the middle of the sticks called midnight rodeo. A true Texan experience…..all cowboys and cowgirls all out in their boots, hats and shirts all dancing. It was so much fun…got to try some of their moves….with great hilarity…
Just outside of the town, we stopped by barney smiths toilet seat museum. Oh…what a lovely man. 91 years old, still married 72 years on. He decorates toilet seats…Barbie and ken, 9 /11, scrabble, you name it, he has a seat with it on. What a great guy.
Next stop was Austin Texas lily I got you a teddy from Texas as I know how much you love the place….his name is oreo.
I love texas, (I can see why you love it too lily… its wild weird and wonderful. The folks are really friendly, everyone wants to chat to you, whether your in a bar, asking for directions or just doing your laundry…met some interesting people here. One lady and her husband are retired 10 years, bought an rv (motor home) and have been travelling around the country the last nine years. A lot of retired people do this, sell their house and just take off (think its called SKI ING....Spending the Kids Inheritance...) T&T don't be getting any ideas here....
Music music music everywhere. 6th street is where it all happens. Jazz, blues, country, rock whatever you will find it all here. Haven't jived or waltzed this much in years…. Really perfecting my moves.
It's been quite amusing at times trailblazing across America in our van and trailer, people have mistook us for a band, and today a church group……
So on that note god bless from the church of the American trailblazers…..


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Joshua Broumas, infant son of John M. and Jill Schlessinger Broumas, was stillborn Monday at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Additional survivors include brothers and sisters, Bonnie, Michael, Sara, Ariana, Adam, David, Daniel, Aaron, Rachael and Hannah; paternal grandmother, Janet Dollacker of Utah, and maternal grandparents, Bernard and Juno Schlessinger of Texas.
William C. Myers, 66, died Thursday at York Hospital in York, Pa. He was the husband of Dolly Jean Myers. An assembler for Black & Decker Corp., he was a member of the American Legion, the VFW, the Order of the Purple Heart and the Disabled American Veterans. In addition to his wife, survivors include a brother, Russell W. Myers of Manchester. The family requests memorial contributions to St. Mark's Lutheran Church, P.O. Box 249, Hampstead, where he was a member.


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Science: Water Absorbing Polymers
These sites introduce students to water absorbing polymers. Learn how they work, what substances they absorb, how much liquid can be absorbed, and how they are relevant in our daily lives. Includes experiments, videos and resources for obtaining the materials needed for completing these experiments in the classroom.
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Explore the history of superabsorbent polymers, how it is currently being made, and its uses. NOTE: This text may be too advanced for younger students, but background information for teachers.
Watch as a magician pours milk into an apparently empty glass. When he turns the glass upside dow, nothing pours out. He uses a super absorbent polymer to pull off his trick.
This seven-page PDF provides you with the step-by-step instructions for doing The Disappearing Milk Trick with your students.
This seven-page PDF instructs you on how to set up a diaper dissection experiment for students to observe.
This experiment introduces students to water absorbing polymers by having them explore what makes diapers work. NOTE: This site includes ads.
Learn through this experiment how and why water jelly crystals (superabsorbent polymers) are becoming so important to parts of the world that are plagued by drought. NOTE: This site includes ads.
View this video to see how water jelly crystals are used for water conservation. (Total Running Time: 3:29) NOTE: This site includes a discussion board. (forum, message board, etc.)
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Teach your students about polymer materials and scientific principles with grow-in-the-water toys. NOTE: This site includes ads. NOTE: This site includes a discussion board. (forum, message board, etc.)
Create your own polymer in the classroom and see what happens when it is stretched, rolling into a ball and bounced, an object is rolled on it, and more.
This video shows what happens when you combine water with a superabsorbent polymer. (Total Running Time 0:58) NOTE: This site includes a discussion board. (forum, message board, etc.)
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Valuing and protecting LGBTI diversity for safer schools
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This blog post is a part of the UNGEI #YouthLeads blog series, running from August 8 – 12. For daily blog notifications follow us on twitter at @UNGEI.
Submitted by Niluka Perera.
Growing up as a gay boy wasn't a pleasant experience for me in a country like Sri Lanka especially in school. I had no access to information that would help me to understand my sexuality and no support from school that could have eased my difficult journey to understand myself. What remains in my mind from the health science lessons at school is that "homosexual behavior" is one of the ways to contract "AIDS".
It is 2016 and the 21st century, yet young LGBTI students across the world still get beaten up, bullied, sexually assaulted, stigmatized or discriminated against in the schoolyard. LGBTI students are often targeted, and because of poor attitudes and misconceptions, those that have decided to embrace themselves with pride and be true to themselves in their expression of sexuality or sexual orientation or gender identity are most vulnerable to school related violence. LGBTI youth still decide to end their lives so young because they have no support from school, from peers or from their families. It is the first time that the world is seeing the largest population of young people in its history, yet we have not taken appropriate and effective steps to ensure that every young person, every young student has a welcoming and protective school environment where they can be themselves and yet aspire to achieve the full potential of life.
Integrating Comprehensive Sexuality Education into Curricula
Integrating comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) into school curricula is one of the most effective ways to address school violence issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity and expression. CSE brings a holistic approach to understanding one's sexuality and gender identity, dynamics in relationships, gender-based violence, sex and sexual debut and social interactions; however integration of CSE remains a missing piece of curricula globally.
Engaging with the community outside of the school environment
Resentment towards what is not considered normal or acceptable finds its origin in early childhood. Influenced mainly by parents and family and fueled by social interactions, these resentments tend to take root deeply within young people. Such feelings not only give birth to a strong sense of self-loathing among young LGBTI people that continues for a lifetime, but also legitimatizes the violence against LGBTI students in school settings. Rules and regulations may keep violence away from schools yet true acceptance, respect and integration requires bringing together communities and families, schools and technology in bringing understanding, acceptance and respect for LGBTI rights. Therefore, CSE cannot be effective unless a collaborative approach is adopted to merge both schools and communities – such as by engaging community leaders and families for example.
While it is important to continue our advocacy on CSE integrated curricula across the world, it is clear that we also need to explore interventions that would bring communities and families, schools and technology together. Such interventions would not bind CSE in to the school environment but would mainstream the discussion and assist LGBTI students to be safe and secure in the school environment, as well as the wider community.
Teachers can take action now
What is lacking at the moment is a sense of urgency and willingness to mainstream the discussions on LGBTI communities. Teachers need to play a vital role in introducing the concept of acceptance, respect and integration and bridging the gap between the school and families. Such interventions would not only empower LGBTI students to embrace their lives with pride but also encourage other students to support LGBTI students in the process.
About NilukaNiluka is a young gay activist from Sri Lanka and a member and Project Officer of Youth Voices Count – a network of young gay and bisexual men and young transgender people in Asia and the Pacific. Young people and their rights have always been his passion for Niluka and since 2010 he has dedicated his advocacy towards the rights of young gay, MSM (men who have sex with men), and transgender youth. Niluka currently serves as a member of the MSMGF and UNAIDS Global Platform to fast track HIV and human rights responses among gay, bisexual men and MSM. An active advocate, Niluka is also a member of The Global Fund's Community, Rights and Gender Advisory Group. Niluka is an English Honors graduate from the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka and also holds a diploma in International Relations from the Bandaranaike Center for International Studies, Sri Lanka.


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Hyperlapse turns Google Street View into beautiful time-lapse motion videos
Spring is officially here, which means it's time to start planning your summer road trips. And for me, that means spending a lot of time in Google Street View. If you're doing the same thing and clicking a thousand times over through virtual streets, we have a better virtual tour solution for you.
The Hyperlapse Web app will let you create moving time-lapses of any virtual road found in Google Street View. Just set two markers--say, from New York to Maine--and you'll be able see the whole trip up the old Route 1 as one seamless video.
The Toronto-based digital studio Teehan+Lax created the experimental app. To fully show off the capabilities of its Web tool, the studio created this globetrotting time-lapse video (above) entirely out of Google Street View images.
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text: Reply To: My Apologies Home › Forums › Astrology Forum for Free Horoscope Reading and Predictions › My Apologies › Reply To: My Apologies May 4, 2017 at 6:06 pm #25990 Reply Umesh Thanks much for your revert Navneet Sir !! One last point clarification from my end please, if in future I come across a non Manglik proposal (Girl being Non-Manglik) and if the proposal is good , Could the marriage be held and do I have to do any ritual or any procedure to avoid any compatibility issues/ill effects from me being Manglik please… Kindly advise Sir. Thanks Kind Regards Umesh


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ERIC Number: ED063495
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1971-Nov
Pages: 47
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A Directory of Public Management Organizations. A Guide to National Organizations of State and Local Governments and Associations of Public Officials with an Interest in Public Employee-Management Relations.
Labor-Management Services Administration (DOL), Washington, DC.
This directory lists 16 national public management organizations having a substantial and continuing interest in public employee-management relations. Arranged in a standardized format, the directory lists: (1) the address and phone number of the headquarters and branch offices, (2) a brief description of the organization and its purpose, (3) type of individuals or agencies eligible for membership and membership requirement, (4) the organization structure, offices, titles and names of incumbents, (5) programs and services of the organization, (6) publications issued, (7) information on annual conferences, and (8) place and date of origin of the organization. Among the organizations listed are the American Association of School Administrators, the National Governor's Conference, and U.S. Conference of Mayors. Related directories are available as VT 015 586 and VT 015 590 in this issue. (Author/JS)
Descriptors: Administration, Directories, Educational Administration, Employer Employee Relationship, Federal Government, Government (Administrative Body), Organizations (Groups), Professional Associations, Public Administration, State Government
Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402 (L 1.7:M 31/4, $.60)
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Authoring Institution: Labor-Management Services Administration (DOL), Washington, DC.