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Waukesha Motorcycle Accident Attorneys
There is no denying the fact that motorcyclists are the most vulnerable vehicle operators that travel the roads. Like automobile drivers, they move very fast and with the flow of traffic. However, like bicyclists, they are completely exposed to any outside dangers that may arise. This combination of speed and lack of protection put motorcyclists at a high risk of injury every time they enter a highway.
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Apartment | Onemana Beach | #29159
This 2 bedroomed unit is located very close to the beach on the ground floor with one unit above. There are no stairs to negotiate and the shops are just around the corner. There is an outdoor area to the front and back to take advantage of the weather. The small but comprehensive kitchen has all the mod cons whilst the living area has a TV. The main bedroom has a queen double while the other room has 2 double bunk beds (single over double X 2). The bathroom has a shower and basin with separate w/c. There is a washing machine and dryer as well as a dishwasher. The reserve boasts 2 synthetic tennis courts; a petanque court and a soft surfaced kids play area. Onemana has a lively Cafe and Dairy and a wonderful Lake reserve just around the corner from this unit. There are plenty of local walks in and around the area. We are 10 minutes from the large New World and other amenities offered by Whangamata but well removed from the noise. Onemana does not have a boat-ramp nor a camp ground - but are 10mins away in Whangamata.
Special conditions: The following terms pertain to this rental: - Tea towels; bath towels; beach towels; and linen are not provided. - For Sky TV the tenant must bring their own sky card. - Whilst tenants are encouraged to enjoy themselves, they must not disturb the enjoyment of neighbours. - Consult with the Real Estate Agent regarding garbage disposal. - No pets allowed. - No smoking inside. - Cleaning service does not do ovens,BBQ's or windows. These are for the tenant to leave clean and full.
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I know that, but I need a little bit more help. I have wanted to read this book for almost a year and I am finally ready to commit to learning more about the way I fuel my body.
I eat pretty well most of the time, but I am sure I can change some simple things to improve the quality of what I am consuming. I know there is added sugar and other things in most products out there and although I don't have it that often, it can't hurt to fine tune my nutrition.
I have heard how amazing others feel after incorporating the knowledge they gain from this book and I am ready to experience that. Added bonus is that people report LESS cravings!! I am hoping for that with my sweet addiction that is a forever struggle.
I am reaching out for HELP from others who are curious like me. This book has been talked about SO much that I have to see what the hype is about.
It Starts With Food reveals how specific foods may be having negative effects on how you look, feel, and live—in ways that you'd never associate with your diet. You will learn a lifelong strategy for eating good food in one clear and detailed action plan designed to help you create a healthy metabolism, heal your digestive tract, calm systemic inflammation, and put an end to unhealthy cravings, habits, and relationships with food. Together we will be gain knowledge on how food impacts all we do. Our goal is to be the healthy from the inside out!
Starting June 1st I am going to embark on this new part of my journey and I would LOVE for others to join me. We will have a private group right on Facebook for support, recipes and inspiration. The only thing you will NEED is this book and an open mind.
If this is something that intrigues you please come join our FREE group. You can find it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/553883134751109/
Cheers to feeling BETTER and making it a priority to treat your one and only body the BEST you can!


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1604 Halifax WayEl Dorado Hills, CA 95762
3Full Baths
Price adjustment! Gorgeous home in Marina Woods of El Dorado Hills. Walking distance to top rated schools & parks. Open floor plan features high ceilings, 4 bedrooms, office, and 3 full bathrooms. Relax under the covered backyard patio or enjoy the spacious deck outside the master bedroom. Expansive kitchen with maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances, double ovens, walk in pantry & more. Updated flooring throughout! $211/yr HOA & No Mello Roos.
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- 1 House on Lot
- Approx Lot Size
- 0.290
- Year Built
- 1996
- Stories
- 2
- Fireplaces
- 2
- Garage Spaces
- 3
- 18047031
Garage type
- 3 Car Attached
- Facing Front
- Garage Door Opener
- Area
- El Dorado Hills
- Area ID
- 12602
- County
- El Dorado
- Cross Street
- Elementary District
- Buckeye Union
- Junior High District
- Buckeye Union
- Senior High District
- El Dorado Union High
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Census Tract307.01
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- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Dual Pane Full
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- Deck Uncovered
- Patio Covered
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TermsCash, Conventional, Submit, VA
HOA Max211/Yearly
CC & R's1
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- Assn Mgmt
- Central
- Central
- Private District
- 220 Volts
- Natural Gas
- In and Connected
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- Double Sinks
- Shower Stall(s)
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- Counter Synthetic
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- Cook Top Gas
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Microwave B/I
- Oven Double
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- Tile
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- Great Room Concept
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- Raised
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Lake Forest is a larger community on the northern edge of El Dorado Hills, comprised of several other smaller neighborhoods, including Waterford, The Summit, Winterhaven, Marina Woods, and Green Valley Hills. Its location allows for expansive views of Folsom Lake and the surrounding valley and communities.
The area is known for its peaceful and luxurious lifestyle featuring classic homes situated along the rolling hills peppered with towering oaks, winding trails, open space, and an abundance of fauna. Lake Forest Park is of one of El Dorado Hills' newest parks, and features a picnic area, play structures, exercise circuit, sand volleyball, tennis courts, bocce ball, and walking trails. Numerous other neighborhood parks can be found throughout the many nooks of this sprawling community. Lake Forest Elementary School and Marina Village Middle School can both be found in Lake Forest.
Located just 25 miles from Sacramento and 60 miles from the shores of Lake Tahoe, Lake Forest and its surrounding neighborhoods offer easy access to the region's finest amenities and businesses. From world-class ski slopes to Folsom Lake, and the State Capitol to Intel, El Dorado Hills is the heart of all that's happening in Northern California.
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Earlier this week the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released their forecast for the rest of the winter, and guess what? That's right; the United States and Canada are going to be hit with nasty cold periods and equal amounts of hot days. This is a recipe for the common cold or even worse, the flu. To avoid the flu and cold, many people turn to modern medicine; they hit the pharmacy or rush to a Canadian pharmacy online and load up on everything needed. But if you are interested in natural remedies, these five herbs may just be for you.
Licorice root
Licorice root contains a powerful antiviral compound called glycyrrhizin that is strong enough to stop the flu in its tracks. In fact, the power of glycyrrhizin in licorice root is strong enough to even stop the avian flu or even battle SARS and HIV. Licorice root is available in supplement form or as a tea as well, just make sure there is real licorice root in the ingredients.
Thyme is an excellent tool to combat the symptoms of the common cold or flu by making it easier for you to have a productive cough. Many people when suffering from the common cold or the flu will complain that they can't get anything out of their coughs. They need to cough but nothing is made better afterwards. But with thyme, you will be able to clear your throat effectively. Try brewing tea with thyme or even tossing some loose leaves into your bath.
Elderberries, or the extract of elderberries, help you to get over your cold or flu a lot faster than normal. In fact, by having elderberry extract, you can shorten the length of your sickness by as much as four days. And what's more, elderberry extract has been proven to fight ten different strands of the flu virus. Elderberry extract is available as a supplement, specifically Sambucol, which most scientific trials used.
Not just to ward off vampires anymore, garlic is an effective preventer of the common cold or the flu. This is because garlic boosts your immune system, making it easier for your body to fight off the virus before it infects you. Although tossing some garlic into your daily diet will work just fine, garlic is also available in supplement form is you don't like the taste or smell. To give it a more pleasant taste, try mixing a clove of garlic with some honey to make it sweeter.
No healthy herbs list is complete with the inclusion of Echinacea. Echinacea will indeed help prevent your body from falling victim to the flu or the common cold, especially if you double it up with some garlic. However, Echinacea is absolutely useless in helping you if you do pick up a virus. Another negative of Echinacea's popularity is that many products don't tell you how much there is. For best results, try to find an Echinacea supplement that contains over one thousand milligrams, and take it three times a day. Avoid Echinacea is you are allergic to pollen and ragweed, just to be safe.


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Olney Theatre: In the Heights
October 13, 8:00 pm at Olney Theatre.
Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda's first Broadway musical, In The Heights, heralded the arrival of a major talent and captured four Tony Awards® including Best Musical. Now, Olney Theatre Center and Round House Theatre unite to transport Miranda's beloved Washington Heights from the top of Manhattan to the Olney Mainstage. Usnavi, the proprietor of the corner bodega, guides us through his neighborhood of striving immigrants and young lovers, where hip-hop meets salsa and soul. Meanwhile Nina returns to the barrio after flunking out of Stanford, ashamed to tell her immigrant parents that she lost the American Dream sweepstakes. But, with "Paciencia y Fe" ("Patience and Faith") fortunes can shift, romance can bloom and a sense of home can be preserved in a shifting world. Starring two-time Tony Award® nominee and Original Broadway cast member Robin de Jesús as Usnavi.
Show runs September 6 – October 15
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Deutsche Bank AG erroneously paid $6 billion (3.9 billion pounds) to a U.S. hedge fund client after a junior trader processed the wrong figure, the Financial Times reported.
The bank recovered the amount from the client the next day and the incident was reported to the U.S. Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and the UK Financial Conduct Authority, the newspaper reported.
The trade was processed by a junior member of the bank's London-based forex sales team in June while his boss was on a holiday, FT reported, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Deutsche Bank was not immediately available for comment.
Germany's biggest bank is restructuring its business, splitting its investment bank in two and parting ways with some of its top bankers as the new chief executive, John Cryan, sets out its most "fundamental" overhaul.
The bank reported a record pretax loss of 6 billion euros in the third quarter and warned of a possible dividend cut earlier this month.
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Portland Composts!
There's a better way to dispose of food scraps other than to throw them in a near by bush or garbage can.
Did you know about 30 percent of residential wastestreams are made up of food scraps.
Removing food waste from landfills reduces carbon dioxide released into the environment.
So in order to combat this issue Oregon has made changes to our recycling systems. As of October 31st Oregon launched their food compost program.
Oregon decided to stop throwing food scraps in with other was.
They've decided toprovide a separate recycling food compost bin.
Therefore, when you're done with your banana don't toss it in a bush throw it right in the composts bin.
Along with this change Oregon has also to decided to pick up trash only once every other week while picking up composts every week. For more information please check out this article
Out of sight out of mind!
As you're eating dinner you begin to get full and decide you're done with your meal.
Next you slowly scrape the leftover scraps of mashed potatoes, salad and steak in the garbage.
The following Tuesday your garbage man arrives bright and early to pick up the trash.
You run through the house frantically grabbing any left over garbage.
Yet when the garbage man leaves, your trash becomes "out of sight out of mind".
Have you wondered where it all goes?
Well once our garbage is collected it is transported to a landfill. By definition, a landfill is a depression in the ground where trash and waste are stowed.
Once trash reaches the landfills it's either buried or or burned.
That's why it's important to recycle to keep our landfills free of any toxic waste that may cause harmful effects to our environment, but to us as human beings.
Don't trash it. Craft it.
On an average day we throw away countless household items such as egg cartons, bleach bottles,plastic
bags, carboard etc. Instead of reusing what we think is trash we spend thousands of dollars purchasing the
same products over and over. We tend to think that this items are meant to be trashed when in reality they
can be crafted. If we start thinking outside the box we can create new items out of recyclable items.
Not everyone is in touch with their creative side. So if that's you there other ways to reuse these items.
There are a million and one ways to transform our waste in reusable items.
The next time you recycable items don't just trash them craft them.
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I cannot imagine a life without reading. I have been hooked on books for as long as I can remember. That is thanks to my parents who were mentors from the word 'go'. We all read!
To know that people had to hide their learning, and to live in fear of being found out is heartbreaking to me. I know the power of reading, but wonder if I would have had the strength to do what Rosa did night after night. Meeting in the dark, filled with terror that they might be discovered, yet willing to take that chance is at the heart of this memorable book by Lesa Cline-Ransome and her husband James.
It is always late at night when Mama wakens Rosa and leads her to a 'pit school'. In these underground hideouts, people who want a better life meet. It is there that Rosa learns letters. Morris knows how to read (he learned from his master's wife) and he wants others to have that same freedom:
"Mama says one day, when we're free, we're gonna need those letters. But for now we have to act like reading is the last thing we want to do. Master once whipped a slave girl who learned to read."
Young readers, themselves are just learning to read, will understand some of the struggles that Rosa is feeling as she tries to grasp all that Morris is teaching. Luckily, they will have no knowledge of the fear that Rosa experiences as they hide in the pit. That anxiety is heightened when they hear the patrollers nearby, and then learn the next morning that two of the learners were caught and whipped on their way home. Mama won't allow another nighttime lesson.
Rosa has a taste for learning, and she cannot abide not returning to Morris. Finally, she convinces her mother to take another chance. When they arrive at the school, they are the only ones. Soon, they hear soft footsteps and prepare for the consequences of their deception. It is quite a surprise when they look up!
The author's hushed tones, and the secrecy of the trips in the dark of night will hold listeners on the edge of their seats. The illustrator's watercolor palette is infused with the light of learning, while also making sure that we feel the dark drama of the meetings and the ever present patrollers. The perspectives created bring the story alive with the darkness that must envelop the secrets being kept.
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So I have been in a relatively good mood for the past few days. The weather is getting nicer( as a storm is aporching) here in New York. Baseball is now the #1 sport because the Knicks and Rangers lost in the playoffs. So now its time to shine. The Mets have taken the torch and have been running with it winning Five in a row. They welcomed back Jason Bay who returned with his heart on fire. Blasting his first home run of the season in his second game. But with everything now geared towards baseball. There are a few things that are just bothering the hell out of me and since I have the venue I can share these issues with the readers so lets just dive in to them.
The first thing that I don't get and it kind of makes me mad. Is Brad Pennyand is ability to just be a champ. This guy who looks like this (<-- ) has been crushing it with some of the hottest women of Hollywood. It doesn't make any sense. Brad Penny if you don't know is basically a # 3 pitcher he isn't that great he was on the 03 Marlins when they beat or did the yankees lose on charity again ? He has 109 career wins and really thats it he pitched for the Dodgers ,Red sox, Cards and now the Tigers. He looks like a fatter Fred Durst.
This mother fucker has dated Alyssa Milano, Eliza Dushku and is now marrying some hot russian chick from that dancing show her name is Katrina Smirnoff . Yeah these links should prove my point. How does this happen? Its just mind boggling really, Chubbs here can lock it down with slamming hot chicks but he cant lock down more then 15 wins. I guess God doesn't give with both hands.
Is anyone else wondering why in the 3rd week of the season why Mlb has released the Allstar ballots. The All star game which will be in Arizona this july. Its just stupid , why now
why not in june? Also I was watching intentional talk starring Hall of fame Bro Kevin Millar ,they pointed out that the ballots have guys on it that have no right to be there and will steal votes from players who actually deserve the votes. Guys like Chase Utley and Kendrys Morales who haven't played one game yet are on the ballot. Also former Mets great 2nd basemen Brad
Emus is listed as their candidate for the game.He isn't even on the team let alone the majors anymore. If Derek Jeter is elected to the All star game this year as a starter and he is batting under .270 I will lose all faith in the idea that Yankees fans know anything about anything.
The Game is in Arizona... Really Mlb isn't there some sort of thing going on their with people who look like "non-Americans" get rounded up and sent to jail... Now I could be wrong about some of the details for the sake of a few laughs but that shit was serious .Though then again I can start up my campaign to be elected to the All star game again. Last year I got around one thousand votes . So maybe this year I can try for more votes. I'm not even joking many of my Facebook friends can back me up on this.
Finally I gotta answer back to a few things that were said by my fellow writer. I completely disagree with his stance on the playoff idea. It is great for baseball. Should baseball be held
hostage by Derek Jeter's opinion ? Is Bud Selig just Brian Cashman with glasses? No he's not he is a business man and he might be the crypt keeper. He wants to make it almost like the NFL playoffs. It wont get out of hand. Frankly look at what happened when baseball introduced the wild card. Teams didn't just coast into the playoffs they played their asses off. You'd think a Yankees fan would be all for it since the Yankees have wont he wild card 4 times and they were the first team to actually win the wild card in the history of baseball. Adding another spot would be the best thing for the game. Baseball is a business and Baseball is a game so why wouldn't you do something that will elevate both aspects ? Any way I know one person who'd be crying for it when the Yankees are 3 games out of the wild card when september 27th comes around. Baseball need to be updated every 10 years or so.
OH yeah! 86 is way better then 98. More people remember the 86 Mets because they were fun and they were an event. The 98 Yankees wish they had that half of their charisma.
But on a serious note. It has been a blast writing the Phantom for the past month. We talk a ton of shit and have a lot of fun doing it. M.D and myself have had a great time talking and writing about the game we love and causes us to basically fight each other like little children. THis launch party will be sick. We are going to follow in the footsteps of " Social Network" except without the club, the light effects, The new spiderman and Justin Timberlake. We hope we can continue owning shop on our quest to rule the internet with one poorly worded sentence at a time.


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The annual CoCoMad festival takes place in Cotteridge Park this Saturday July 4th, starting at 12 noon with a carnival procession.
The 'local, quirky & weird' festival will have live music, food and plenty of fun for all the family. Run entirely by volunteers, the festival is now in its 19th year.
This year festival-goers will get a chance to immerse themselves in the delights of big top circus entertainment. Kings Heath-based circus group, CircusMASH, will have acrobats and aerialists and performances will take place between 1-5pm. There will be circus workshops giving participants a chance to try a host of the best-loved circus tricks.
CoCoMad will also see the first outing for a Camera Obscura built by local artists Pete Ashton and Jenny Duffin.
Music at the festival this year includes:
The backbone of The Authors and the fury of Concrete Dog have joined together for a project that could take them more places than the No.11 bus!
From a love for hip-hop, punk, dub, reggae, roots, dancehall and ska the Lobster sound system was born.
Birmingham Opera Company
World-class international artists bring opera to life in unpredictable places.
Pleasure House
"They have taken the sadness and despondency out of a winter a sky and painted it with euphoria, pop joviality and young bliss".
Tower of Song
Created from a derelict building in Kings Norton, the Tower of Song is an artist led venue.. real live music all ages all styles ..all welcome…
Souled Out 2 Funk
Do you like music? That sweet soul music? If you answered "yes" then you'll love Souled Out 2 Funk.
The Dollcanoes
The Dollcanoes are a superbaddd grrrlband making choons that'll make you wanna bust and pop all over the shop! Owwwww!!!
Bethan and the Morgans
A brave folk/country/pop sound from the Black Country that will keep your foot tapping and remind you there's more to Midlands than you thought.
The festival started after the park was saved from being developed on in 1997 and now attracts about 5000 people. Organisers ask that people use public transport (Bournville train station or 11/45/47 bus) or come by foot or on bike. There is ample free and secure bike parking.
More details can be found at the Cotteridge Park website: cotteridgepark.org.uk
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Distance from Marion, SD to Ipswich, SD
Driving distance between Marion, SD and Ipswich, SD is 267.41 miles (or 430.35 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
Leaving from Marion, SD you would reach Ipswich, SD in about 4 hours 26 mins if you keep an average speed of miles per hour, assuming you don't make any breaks or get stuck in traffic.


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Channing Tatum and his wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum are set to executive produce a new Step Up television series.
The 36-year-old actor and his spouse met on the set of the 2006 dance movie, which tells the story of a couple who pair up for a dance showcase. Now the tale, which spawned a further four sequels, is going to be turned into a series for YouTube's subscription streaming service, YouTube Red.
The company announced the news at the Vidcon conference in Anaheim, California, on Thursday (23Jun16), and revealed that Channing, Jenna and Adam Shankman, Jennifer Gibgot and Meredith Milton - the five films' original executive producers - will act in that capacity on the series too.
"After five exciting and successful movies, we're proud to partner with YouTube Red, a major new force on the programming landscape, to adapt the films into an adrenaline-filled original drama series driven by its non-stop energy, spectacular dancing and A-list creative talent," Lionsgate Television Group chairman Kevin Beggs said in a statement.
The series is expected to premiere in 2017.


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Dr. Jason LundgrenTOPNPI
Dr. Jason LundgrenDCJL
Chiropractic Chandler, AZ Male
Dr. Jason Lundgren, DC specializes in Chiropractic in Chandler area and has over 23 years of experience in the field of medicine. The current location address for Dr. Jason Lundgren is 805 East Warner Road, Chandler AZ. He graduated from his medical school with his medical degree in 1995. Dr. Lundgren is accepting new patients at his medical office and center location and available for appointments, preventative care, medical care as well as ongoing patient care.
Active license number of Dr. Lundgren as Chiropractic is 5485 in Arizona. To learn more, or to make an appointment with this doctor, please call (480) 732 0442 for more information.
Primary practice location & Office infomation
Check locations where Dr. Jason practices near Chandler AZ and make an appointment.
- Office Address 805 East Warner Road,
Chandler, AZ 85225, United States
- Phone number (480) 732 0442
- Fax number (480) 732 9868
- Update practice location
- Monday - Friday:08 am - 05:00 pm.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed.
Dr. Lundgren's Profile
- NPI Number: #1841318474
- Entity Type Code: Individual
- Medical License: 5485, AZ
- Enumeration Date: Mar 26, 2007
- Years in Practice: +23 years
- Gender: Male
- Credential: DC
- Languages: English
- Is Sole Proprietor: No
Primary specialty: Chiropractic
Dr. Jason Lundgren has been identified as specializing in chiropractic and has been in practice for more than 23 years.
Doctors can have one or more medical licenses for different specialities in Arizona or different states. Related medical licenses for Dr. Jason Lundgren are as mentioned below:
- Speciality: Chiropractor
- Taxonomy: 111N00000X
- Medical Licence: 5485 - Issued in the state of Arizona
What is Chiropractor? A provider qualified by a Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.), licensed by the State and who practices chiropractic medicine -that discipline within the healing arts which deals with the nervous system and its relationship to the spinal column and its interrela
Dr. Jason Lundgren was educated at the following institutions:
- Medical school:
Not available - Graduated year 1995.
- Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Incentive Program - N/A
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An appendix to expand the details on some parts of Happy Appy. The format goes like this;
- "Sentence or fragment from original story" - (Additional details)
Happy AppyEdit
- "Like most people who research missing episodes, I'm hell-bent on finding London After Midnight, the 108 missing Doctor Who episodes and Him, the 1974 film where a man has a sexual obsession with Jesus." - (The last part about Him is a lie. Gerasim's religion is Russian Orthodox, which, over time, has made him not very tolerable about things that disgrace Jesus.)
- "He would go around in a van helping children when they got hurt." - (The van is a white 1996 Ford Windstar.)
- "talks down a bully into not hurting a child" - (The bully was voiced by Tony Jay. In fact, he voiced most of the bullies in the show, except for one in The Happy Appy Movie.)
- "From what I heard, I could only make out "Hello... Happy... I... how... me... please?"" - (The full dialogue for this scene is "Hello, my name is Happy Appy. I need to know how to play dodgeball! Could you help me please?")
- "It showed a weird guy on fire falling out of one of the towers, screaming." - (For this scene, Freddrick actually forced a man to badly injure his face so that he would look weird.)
- "a few examples were the Libyan riots, the death of Michael Jackson, and the SS Columbia disaster." - (Freddrick went back and edited this episode in early 2011 to add the three things in.)
- "Was that my friend, Kevin Seward Christianson?" - (His last name was originally Costo.)
- "Undoubtely, something was buried, so I dug the ground and I found a crate filled with these badges!" - (The area where Happy found the badges is close to the Golden Apple labyrinth.)
- "He looks like he's slightly taller than me (for reference, I'm around 1.87 meters)" - (Freddrick isn't slightly taller than Gerasim or 6'9. He's actually 5'11.)
- "Instead of the theme song playing over the credits, dark carnival music played" - (The music was actually inspired from this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ebqtTvGEog. Also, there's a screamer at the end.)
- "But now there's a big question I will answer. What will I do with Gerasim's body? Will I" - (It would have been "Will I burn it like a bonfire? Or will I get my friends and eat it up? Or, best of all, will I shove his body parts in mailboxes to cause panic? Guess what, though? I don't know what to do with his body, so you'll have to decide!")
Forenzik JournalsEdit
Dumb AngelEdit
- "The episode's name was "Happy the Pirate", and began with the intro from Season 1." - (The intro was used because of the fact Freddrick's Followers taped over the original recording of the new intro, and therefore couldn't put it back in, so they just used the old intro.)
- "One of the students says "What happened to Aaron, Mr. Happy?"" - (The original recording had the small child say "Where in the world is Danny, Mr. Appy?" Freddrick made the child redo his lines because he didn't want people to think that it was the Danny from Season 2.)
- "He was wearing a ski-mask like the one during Season 2, and he appeared to be talking on an old cell phone." - (Freddrick's original clothes were lost a month earlier while he was testing the machines, to see which ones worked. His legs, and arms were badly damaged. The cell phone was a Samsung SGH-T100.)
- "The credits had no music, just heavy breathing by someone in a mask." - (It was not anyone breathing in a mask, it was actually a slowed down recording of Freddrick rubbing a knife against concrete.)
- "It's as if this was a rough draft of the song, which if so, I wonder how it was obtained. Knowing how obsessed Freddrick is, I wouldn't be surprised that he stole it from a vault, or even from the original person who made it!" - (He actually obtained it by finding it in the basement of the farmhouse. There was also a VHS recording along with the record, which was the same, except Kristoffer Holzer is shown recording it, and the sirens are much clearer.


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The Three Rs In The Exponential Age - 2018 LEA Conference
"Times are changing, and I find it fascinating to learn more about how this will impact our world, and by extension the design of our learning spaces...." Dani Martin, EIW Associate Director has shared a few words on the recent Learning Environments Australasia (LEA) Regional Conference.
Read Dani's run down on the conference here.
You can also take a peek at some of her site visits here.
Building Ideas in China
eiw have been successful in a shortlisted, international design competition for the redesign of the Early Years precinct at the Nanjing International School (NIS). We are excited in our first foray into China, working with a multi-cultural group of education leaders and teachers at an inclusive learning community.
Following a design thinking collaboration between NIS and NoTosh over the last 2 years, eiw approached a design concept by building upon the two stated goals –
// Putting student voice and choice at the centre of things
// Bursting the bubble
eiw's human-centred design solution focuses on the learning imperatives, not purely on organizational goals. It stretches the fabric of the school to move beyond enclosure, control and silos, to an environment of fluidity, inquiry, discovery, inclusion and a diversity of learning modes.
We determined that the early years learning experience should be a celebration of all the senses. We want children to pursue discovery in this Reggio-inspired environment, embracing every opportunity available to them. Their learning environment is everywhere, it excites the senses through their eyes, through their touch, through their movement, through using their hands and feet. It is the excitement and willingness to do new things, it is an adventure. A LEARNING ADVENTURE.
At Nanjing International School we want to break free of rigid barriers, to extend the learning environment beyond a classroom, to engage and embrace indoors and outdoors. To build that feeling of adventure that entices children to explore, to inquire, to collaborate, to laugh and play, to share a developing love of life, learning by themselves, learning with their friends, learning from their friends, learning by making and testing and creating, learning with their teachers and experiencing what the world has to offer them as they grow and develop.
In exploring space for this adventure, the need for proximity to secret spaces, group spaces and data spaces was identified by NoTosh. eiw overlaid this language with the metaphors proposed by educational futurist David Thornburg in his book, From the Campfire to the Holodeck.
So how do we create a place that links these opportunities for discovery, working in harmony with the existing methods and community.
As designers we love to create experiences, but within the context of letting the users, the children, the helpers and their teachers, direct the 'making of place'.
How do we connect the learning adventure?
eiw proposes 6 home hubs. Each Home Hub is made up of a series of connected zones, allowing for the different types of learning and social interactions to take place. At its heart is the Campfire, expanding beyond the blurred boundaries to embrace the Watering Hole and Cave Spaces. These are not new concepts, but in an early years precinct, we feel they provide a language that promotes dialogue and interaction. Linking these with the Atelier, we have designed a connected learning adventure, both indoors and outdoors in collaboration with Four Landscape Studio.
The design concept also embraces the cultural context of being in China and the desire for students, often living and learning in Nanjing for periods of only 2-3 years, the opportunity to appreciate and engage with the wider community. eiw has researched many of the regional archetypes, often derived from a strong spiritual relationship between people and nature, proposing the strong symbolism of the 'friendship gate', encapsulating principals of Feng Shui and utilizing naturally found materials in timber and stone throughout. The Reggio -inspired philosophy sits well within this cultural context.
The project continues to gain momentum with Chloe and Philip, together with Four Landscape Studio and Lucid Consulting, visiting the school and working through design workshops with the leadership, teachers and local consultants.
We look forward to sharing more of this exciting story and the ongoing process of Building Ideas.
(workshop with NIS)
Civil Reality
[ Civil – of or occurring between citizens of the same country, polite without being friendly ]
I love history. I love history seen through the lens of the place, the people, the memories, the interpretations. Understanding the history of a place makes the experience all the more enriching. It is something I make a point of when I spend time in a new part of the world – whether it be a country, regional or city experience.
I'll be honest here – I never had any desire to visit Georgia, and especially Atlanta. My knowledge of it was limited, my exposure to the culture there was about being headquarters of CNN, Coca Cola, home of the Atlanta Braves (MLB), Atlanta Hawks (NBA) and Atlanta Falcons (NFL). Yes, it also hosted the 1996 Olympic Games – whatever the significance of that may be. I guess because of these things, it was defined as somewhat the iconic city of the south, the home of Martin Luther King Jr, the birthplace of the Civil Rights movement and one of the few cities that existed in the Confederacy during the Civil War. The Battle of Atlanta in 1865 saw General Sherman raze the city to the ground as the Union sought to finally bring the Civil War to an end by over running Atlanta and the Confederates capital of Richmond, Virginia. Did I know all of these things? No. Like my experience of New Orleans earlier in 2017, the exploration and discovery of the context of a city enriches one's understanding of what your senses are taking in. It doesn't mean you fall in love with a place, but in a time of hatred, discriminatory interpretations of history and political volatility, we mustn't lose the context of what we are experiencing.
The surface appreciation of a city can often be determined by comparing and contrasting with others you have visited or lived in. The public transport isn't as good as…the coffee isn't of the quality of…the buildings are ugly, not like the scale of….and so on and so on. Meeting people is a big part of that and I found myself interacting with locals giving snapshots of life in Atlanta. Valerie who came to Atlanta from South Carolina to begin a new job with her husband and two young children, only to have the company fold within 3 months. Here was a lady with a science degree who is driving with Uber trying to support her family with her husband, not giving up on the city just yet. Or Christine, a law abiding Uber driver who took pleasure in pointing out the bad drivers of Atlanta and refused to take a call from Calvin, a man who she explained was virtually stalking her. 'Do you like Atlanta?' I asked. 'Well I've been here for 17 years so I guess I do!' She replied. Or Margaret, the guide who sat a group of us down in the Margaret Miller sitting room where she wrote 'Gone With The Wind' and told the story of Miller's life, offering up a background to the novel and later the film with a passion that would make Mammy happy! Or Robyn, leading our bike tour through the suburbs and giving insights that most tourists wouldn't get.
There's an inner city suburb called Five Points because that's where the railways all converged into Atlanta. There's another area called Cabbagetown because the local population used to grow cabbages in their front gardens. The old Sears & Roebuck distribution centre had goods arriving by rail from across the US and beyond, employed hundreds of people who then distributed across the US the goods to their numerous department stores and now stands as a renewal project incorporating apartments, offices, food outlets and boutique shopping. The old cotton mill, once a mainstay of the textiles industry shipping cotton to the UK, an industry dependent on the slave plantations, even during the Civil War driving the Confederate hope that England and France would come to their assistance to break the marine blockade, knowing that they were desperate for the cotton shipments. This mill now stands as a echo of the past, now housing expensive condominiums that would be far outside the reach of many of the population. Atlanta now attracts the millennials into technology, media and distribution companies. The city, like New York City's Highline, is beginning the transformation of the railway lines and adjacent areas to develop a green belt circling the city, enabling pedestrians and cyclists and more environmental experience.
But casting a shadow over Atlanta are two realities – the Civil War and the Civil Rights movement. They are entwined yet so very separate. In many ways they define the soul of Atlanta – a bastion of the southern Confederacy and an inspiring leader of change with the Civil Rights movement. Martin Luther King Jr, Andrew Young, John Lewis, Jesse Jackson – all names we know but engaging with their stories is powerful. And so much of what they faced finds its roots back to the Civil War. A time which pitted the progressive industrial north against the traditional rural south. A perceived challenge to the liberty of the farmers of the south by Union Government directives driving the end of slavery. A Republican led fight for emancipation with Abraham Lincoln at the forefront, against a largely Democrat south wanting to maintain the status quo and protect their financial interests. It seems incongruous now that the political reality in the US is defined by a populous electorate who call the Republican President their man versus a more progressive, liberal Democrats. At the LearningSCAPES conference I attended, David Houle, a futurist and political journalist, stated that we are seeing the demise of the two party system in the US. One would suggest our own country has been undergoing a similar volatility. And so we have a thriving African American population growing into a political force in the south, initially on the back of the Republicans through emancipation – not because they could vote, but because they slowly found their voice within society, culminating in the struggles of the sixties with the rise of the Civil Rights movement. But the hatred still exists, the racism is still there, and the historical revisionism about the Civil War continues to this day.
Written by Philip Idle
Photography - Philip Idle
More than a Door
We enjoyed our Friday Think Tank in style on Friday, indulging in some nibbles while lounging in some rather comfortable chairs. You could call it Gold Class Think Tank.
The theme was doors. Each person submitted 3 doors, each with their own story to tell. Some old, some new and some that just hold a special place in your heart.
It all seems pretty basic, but the session really did get you thinking about doors and how they are so much more than just a way to enter and exit. A door can blend seamlessly or it can stand out in a crowd. It can be a piece of art, a tourist attraction and they can be incredibly versatile.
Stroll the quaint streets of Notting Hill in London and the simple yet brightly coloured doors with cascading florals summon you inside for tea. Please note, we don�t condone trespassing.
Oman in the Middle East is known for its unique and personal doors. A treasure trove of visual delights along with the smell of Middle Eastern cuisine is sure to inspire the senses.
Handle or no handle. Tall and skinny, or round and wide. Just like us, they come in all shapes and sizes each with a story to tell.
We look forward to the next Think Tank, an opportunity to think a little differently and build ideas.
�The Door handle is the handshake to the building� Juhani Pallasma.
Exploring New Learning Environments
Associate Director Dani Martin has worked for EIW Architects immersed in the education architecture industry for close to seventeen years.
Since 2006, Dani has also been actively involved with Learning Environments Australasia (LEA) where she is the current WA Chapter Chair. LEA is a diverse community of over 700 professionals working together to plan and build better learning environments.
Dani recently attended the Learning Environments Australasia's 17th Regional Conference (Learning Scapes eXperience Asia) in Singapore which ran from 12-14 July. We wanted to share her highlights from the event, recently published on the LEA website:
[Enabling Village by Singapore-based Architectural Practice WOHA]
[Lifelong Learning Institute - Continuing Education and Training Campus]
Coexistence in a Sphere of Dreams
AIA Conferences always have the ability to get your mind back into that sphere of dreams and in the same respect frighten you, questioning your own ability. Am I doing enough? You listen to the speakers, you see their buildings and you watch their impact on the world.
The passion runs thick, the speaker empowers you, they jump around on stage, they elaborate on the quirks, the thoughts, the details, the very guiding principles that have lead them to achieve a building that makes them proud. Buildings that provide the end user with an experience, or an enhanced way of life, buildings that have the ability to move into the future, or transport you back to nature.
PRAXIS - Process, Propositions and Production, a tough connector. With many speakers from around the world and projects with varying extremes. Cities with different issues, different cultures. From the humble Anupama Kundoo- whose work focuses on ground up architecture - creating opportunities for those less fortune - teaching on the reuse, rethinking of product to produce a better outcome - to Winy Maas whose stance is creating interesting experiences for the user.
So many thoughts to think! From inspirational words by Murcutt, who has stuck by his principles, created many pieces of art, connecting his clients with nature. Offering words of wisdom on collaboration, on success, on quality and quantity. To Rahul Mehrotra, who opened our eyes to the city of Mumbai, and the serious issues surrounding sanitation, 1 toilet for every 1400 people.... Big issues. Yet all presenters equally passionate, enthusiastic and engaging.
You exit each day, with your mind running a million miles an hour. So many issues. So many parallel thoughts, which do you place in the scheme of things- how do we create our buildings to do the very things we're observing. You're left overwhelmed and underwhelmed, empowered and deflated all at the same time. All of these conditions coexist. All of these presenters from different backgrounds, bold, brave, humble, humanitarian, sole practitioners, collaborators... You try to look for the common ground to link them- you place on your architecture goggles (as goofy as they are) and enter the city street around you with your mind filled with possibility and confusion.
It wasn't until I'd just had my heart broken watching a documentary of Frank Lloyd Wright, where his brilliant talent was overpowered by the arrogance of his character; and I�d purchased a coffee from a super hipster- over confident barista, from a delightfully styled caf�. That it hit me. All of the puzzle pieces started to fall into place. I looked at the streets of Sydney and saw- a beautifully historic city, weaved together with possibility and future. Sydney, does this so well. The past and the present. Culture and diversity. The clashing of these differences have found a unison that tell the tales of history, but create a world of possibility. You start to see, the tension of the two. There isn't any one answer. There isn't any one way. It's about weaving, entwining and twisting, strengthening and embracing. Together the XXL and the XXS strengthen and highlight each other. Our differences need not divide us, yet tell us the story of both separate parts and as one, together.
Chloe Summers
May 2017
Theatre Fit for a King!
Lights, cue performers, music...applause! The Kingsway Christian College auditorium is well under way. The facility will provide capacity for 900 students, teachers and parents enabling secondary and primary assemblies, College worship services, theatrical, dance and musical performances. The stage area is professionally designed to cater for each of these performance modes.
Foyer spaces will provide a venue for the display of art and College community events such as sit down dinners, seminar presentations and sundowners.
The Performing Arts curriculum will be delivered with new facilities for dance, drama and music while the staff will be accommodated in a new staff workroom with potential for increasing staff numbers. Teaching areas will be available as support spaces for larger performance numbers as temporary holding areas and change rooms, while storage is provided in close proximity to each space.
The building provides a palette of materials and colours, complementing the existing College. The scale of the building is such that the scale needs to be handled sensitively to avoid over bearing the surrounding single storey buildings. The treatment of the scale ensures the maximum impact is double storey, whilst the building in reality is three levels. Compromises have been made for economic reasons without effecting the purpose or use of the building.
The team at EIW have been working closely with Rob Scott from Trans Media Alliance (TMA), a local business that provides professional consultancy in sound, lighting, multi-media, TV and acoustics.
We spent a few minutes talking to Rob about the project:
Firstly, can you tell us a bit about yourself?
I'm a 'concept' guy who enjoys creating new ideas and pushing boundaries. My history in introducing breakthroughs in technology has included smaller, more powerful speakers into nightclubs in the 80's to digital production editing studios in the 90's, non-linear video editors and beyond.
You have been working closely with EIW Architects. What exciting products/features are in motion for Kingsway Christian College?
The Kingsway project has a number of new strides in technology. It is the first theatre in Australia to be designed*(2015) with 100% LED Stage Lighting. There is not one tungsten light or dimmer rack in sight! The future is here now! Also the incorporation of 32sq metres of LED Video Panels instead of projectors is also very new for a theatre. This particular video wall can be set up in many different configurations and at only 450kg can be literally flown on a lighting bar and appear or disappear by motorised hoist in the fly tower. I have also been really impressed with the EIW Architects in the way they have embraced these new theatre concepts and designs. They have been amazing to work with.
[Rob standing in front of the LED Video Panels on display at Kosmic Sound]
In regards to audio visual technology, what do you believe will be the next big thing!?
I think the next big thing will be a total shift to LED Stage Lighting and more and more use of LED Video Panels (as we have introduced on this project). 3D Holograms could be interesting!
Once again, almost every new lighting fixture replaced in existing theatres or other venues is being replaced with LED technology. I think projectors and screens will gradually be replaced with LED video panels. Sound has already gone through the digital change in consoles. Audio video and lighting cable has also leapt into Cat 6 digital cable over the last few years making many large multicore looms and such-like redundant.
Have you noticed a shift in new theatres and upgrades? (Are people investing more into consultants and new technology?)
I would certainly like to think people will invest more in Consultants!.....as long as they choose the right consultant! I believe the relationship between EIW and TMA has produced a great synergy.....and we are currently working on some secret projects utilising the latest technology which are going to blow your mind!
[Interior timber details by Glosswood]
[Great progress on the exterior]
We look forward to sharing more updates with you.
Building Rhythm: Reflections from New Orleans
A cacophony of sound permeates the walls and open windows of numerous clubs, bars and restaurants throughout the French Quarter in New Orleans; a sensory experience of sights, sounds and smells. The eclectic mix of sounds from rock to jazz, blues to country western, all meld to build the excitement. People from around the globe flock to Bourbon, Frenchman, Chartres, St Peters and other streets that by night are all about entertainment, but by day, an area full of specialty shops and wonderful rhythmic streetscapes that resonate with French style and scale, with a touch of creole expression.
Head into the northern inner city areas, and that same rhythm finds its own expression amongst the �shotgun� houses still being renovated and refurbished by different agencies long after the devastation that resulted from Hurricane Katrina in 2005 � some natural, a lot man-made. Individually, they mark the personal nature of being �home�. Together, they exude that rhythm that blankets the city � individual expression, community rhythm.
In running a workshop at the A4LE Southern Region conference, I focused on having participants develop their own ideas and prototypes in response to observing, listening and absorbing the images, sights and sounds from the village of Matipwili in Tanzania. The concept drew on the skill of empathetic listening. Out of defining problems and coming up with numerous ideas, people worked in teams to move from a divergent thinking process to converging on an idea to prototype and test. Working together, each group provided different but effective solutions, in both the built and organisational form.
It reminded me of the jazz I enjoyed listening to at night in the streets. Ryan Gosling�s character states in �La La Land�, �Jazz was born in a little frap house in New Orleans, because people were crammed in there, they spoke 5 different languages, they couldn�t talk to each other, the only way they could communicate was with jazz �.you can�t (just) hear it, you have to see it, you have to see what�s at stake�the sax player has just hijacked the song, he is on his own trip, every one of these guys is composing, rearranging�its conflict, and its compromise, and it�s new every time, brand new every night.� So too when we respect differing views and listen to people with an empathetic ear, we can make beautiful music. We can build rhythm that inspires.
Richard Sennett in his 2012 book �Together � The Rituals, Pleasures and Politics of Cooperation�, reflects that ��empathetic listening can assist the community worker, priest or teacher mediate in communities where people do not share the same race or ethnicity.� It was something we experienced in Tanzania, and where the origins of playing jazz in New Orleans came from. Without listening to each other playing, jazz would be a cacophony of noise. So it is in the expressive touches put on to the �shotgun� houses of New Orleans that come together with dynamic streetscapes that give community expression. So it is with design, whether it be in the studio or with our clients, listening to each other we should be ��opening up instead an indeterminate mutual space, the space in which strangers dwell with one another��
Architecture is a passionate expression of all involved in a project. There will always be the Louis Armstrongs, Thelonius Monks and Wynton Marselis� of our profession, but we have a great community of architects who every day strive to express a joy and passion for design working together, of building a rhythm that brings together unique outcomes.
More than ever, my belief that architecture is truly a creative expression within the context of empathetic listening and rigorous but cooperative discourse, remains true to our philosophy of Building Ideas.
Philip Idle
April 2017
The Learning Village: Building Connections, Empowering Change
Philip Idle is honoured to have been selected to present at the 2017 A4LE Southern Region Annual Conference next month in New Orleans. The Association for Learning Environments is a global non-profit association whose sole mission is improving the places where children learn. Philip will have the opportunity to share the inspiring story of how a group of architects and teachers worked towards a 'Learning Village' concept in the African village of Matipwili in a remote region of Tanzania.
The session will take delegates through a workshop derived from the Matipwili experience. Bringing educators and designers together, they will explore developing quick ideas with limited resources, and communicating them using visual and physical techniques with limited dialogue.
Philip will share how they overcame language (Swahili) and cultural (Muslim) differences, as well as devising quick design solutions for the building challenges they faced. Philip will also share how the group continues to engage with the Matipwili community following the principles of - Building Capacity - Empowering Access - Sustaining Relationships - Learning for Living - Preserving Culture - Designing with the Vernacular. For more information regarding the conference please click here.
When we build relationships and are empowered by a powerful empathetic process, creative ideas can be prototyped in a spirit of trust and with great passion.
EIW Architects would like to wish all our friends, colleagues and staff a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
As 2016 comes to a close, we are thankful for the many people who have contributed to 'building ideas' with us over the year. All of us at EIW are proud of the ongoing relationships we continue to share with clients, consultants, builders, suppliers and colleagues. Together, we have completed some outstanding projects, contributed strongly to our professional associations and remained resilient through a challenging year. The culture and creativity of EIW remains strong.
Read more here.
Mt Lawley Primary School wins City of Stirling Heritage Award
Mt Lawley Primary School was awarded the 2016 City of Stirling 'Barrie Baker Recognition' Heritage Award.
Congratulations to the team at EIW Architects and all who were involved in such a rewarding and fulfilling project.
For futher project information, click on the following link:
Newman College Auditorium wins AIB Excellence in Building Award
EIW Architects are delighted to hear that the Newman College Auditorium was recently awarded the AIB Excellence in Building Award.
Congratulations to PS Structures and all who worked on this project - a fantastic result!
Newman College's new multipurpose auditorium is complete
The Marist Auditorium has been designed for Newman College to expand their performing arts program and provide space for school assemblies, performances, art exhibitions and examinations. The brief was to connect the existing music facility with the new auditorium to make every space an area where learning, rehearsal or performance could take place.
With flexibility as a high priority, the Auditorium and stage had to be adaptable and rely upon swinging doors, pivot doors, mechanically operated orchestra pit, drop down screens and retractable seating. The Stage has the ability to accommodate all three disciplines � Dance, Drama and Music � with the large panels at the proscenium and the angled walls panels allow the space to perform in the varying acoustic situations. The Orchestra Pit has several levels which allow for multiple use � a thrust stage, conventional orchestra pit, or raised to seating level for greater audience capacity. With the ability to host art exhibitions and examinations in this same space, retractable seating has been installed as well as increased task lighting differing from the house lighting and specialist theatre lighting.
The learning areas include the music/ drama rooms � connected by an operable wall, a dance studio and 3 Instrument Practice Rooms. The Music and drama rooms have been designed to accommodate:
- two individual class groups
- a larger group for rehearsals and
- an additional space for art exhibitions
Staff Changes
Associate Director Peter Lippman has resigned from EIW Architects, effective 16/02/2016. EIW wish Peter all the best in his future endeavours.
Servite College- Alexis Centre Refurbishment
As part of a larger masterplan for the campus, the Servite College Alexis Centre has commenced a staged upgrade. Starting with the resource centre and classrooms on the ground floor the interior has gone from a grey utilitarian space, to one full of colour and texture. Circulation spaces have increased and many incidental learning spaces have been incorporated to create an interactive environment that supports modern teaching styles.
The colour scheme, yet to be fully realised, is centred around the Servite deep green which will feature as the predominant colour. From this colour an analogous palette has evolved which expresses a gradient from yellow/lime green all the way through the colour wheel to magenta.
Below: tiered seating, entry to refurbished Resources Centre and collaborative learning spaces
To view a more extensive video of the schools current and future refurbishment plans- please follow the link to the school's own vimeo page here
Harrisdale Primary School opens in time for Term 1
Harrisdale Primary School is situated in the newly created Perth suburb of Heron Park. It is 20km south of the Perth CBD and 10km from the City of Armadale.
From a greenfield site to a complete new school in 12 months, EIW Architects are responsible for the creation of this new 'state-of-the-art educational facility'. The school officially opened on Tuesday February 2nd accommodating 518 students from Kindergarten to Year 6.
The new single storey school includes facilities such as a football oval and cricket pitch, hard courts, 4 teaching blocks, extensive staff facilities, outdoor play areas and ample parking for staff and parents.
To view further details of the school - please follow the link to the school's website here.
Or see the article published by Examiner Newspapers on Thursday 4th February (written by Hamish Hastie) here.
Above: 3D aerial render of completed school
Below: Site works nearing completion and finishing touches being added to landscaping
Philip Idle Named Association for Learning Environments' Director of the Year
WASHINGTON, DC (October 26, 2015) Philip Idle, a director of Edgar Idle Wade (EIW) Architects and Australasia Director on the Association for Learning Environments� Board of Directors, was honored as the organization�s Director of the Year at the LearningSCAPES 2015 Conference in San Diego. The Board of Directors unveiled the organization�s new name and brand at the recent conference.
Selected by his peers as the 2015 outstanding board member, Philip Idle played a key role in the organization�s rebranding efforts. �Philip Idle was recognized for his work in leading a huge team of people who have engaged in analysis and discussion about our organization and what people respond to,� said Chair Dan Mader. �We�ve looked at how we related to our members and what�s important to them. These conversations framed our rebranding effort.�
With expertise in the design and planning of educational facilities, Philip Idle�s work encompasses both the private and government sectors in Western Australia and has been recognized internationally. Philip�s experience on educational projects the consultation phases of the projects and the facilitation of the master planning processes.
The Association for Learning Environments (A4LE) is the only professional organization whose principal purpose is improving the places where children learn. A4LE embraces a collaborative network of professionals with one single goal � building healthy, safe, resilient and sustainable 21st Century learning places that inspire transformation in education, enhance student and teacher performance and support culture and community vitality. To learn more, visit www.a4le.org .
Barbara C. Worth
Director of Strategic & Private Development
The ABC has interviewed Peter C. Lippman on the topic of vertical schools. The interview can be seen on Australia Wide on ABC 24 at 7:30pm Saturday 3rd October. See more information below.
The interview will air at the following times:
- Australia Wide on ABC 24 - 7:30pm Satruday 3rd October
- ABC News Radio - 8:00am Saturday 3rd October
- ABC World News - 9:30am Sunday 4th October
Switch on to hear Peter's thoughts on the topic.
You can read the article by Laura Gartry here.
Alternatively, follow the link to the full episode of Australia Wide here (The piece on verticle schools starts 8:02 minutes in).
Peter Lippman's paper accepted for publication at LICE-2015
A paper Peter Lippman co-authored with Elizabeth Matthews has been accepted for publication at the London International Conference on Education (LICE-2015). In the words of the LICE-2015 Steering Committee, below:
"Your submitted paper titled 'Allowing for the Spaces In Between: The Role of the Physical Environment in Early Childhood Education' has been refereed by 2 reviewers and accepted for the London International Conference on Education (LICE-2015) to be held at Heathrow Windsor Marriot Hotel, London, UK. The acceptance of your paper for publication in LICE-2015 proceedings reflects the high status of your work by your fellow professionals in the field."
Best Regards
Professor Charles Shoniregun
LICE-2015 Sterring Committe Chair
More details about the conference are available here.
Matipwili Expedition 2015
Philip Idle and Chloe Summers, along with a small team of volunteers, head back to Matipwili this week to continue the construction of a Trade Training Centre.
The Trade Training Centre will give the community new hope for the future by providing skills such as carpentry, mechanics and mat-making. It will catch and store water which will help save the lives of at least seven women annually who are taken by crocodiles from the banks of the river whilst doing simple domestic chores. It will also provide food for primary school children who often end up travelling long distances to school with no food in their stomachs to start their day.
It is through the generous support of many people in the community that this project has been able to commence construction and we are extremely thankful for their continued support. You can view the list of our generous sponsors here.
A website for the Matipwili expedition has been setup so that updates and photos of the trip can be posted regularly (internet permitting!). You can view the website here and read more about the Matipwili project as it happens.
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Elazığ..A city of civilizations in which the culture, history and the nature come together. Located in the Eastern Anatolian Region, along with its history dated back to 2000 B.C, its cultural richness enlightening the whole Anatolia, with its rare natural beauty and modern city structure, Elazığ is the shining star of Eastern Anatolia.
Elazığ, which has hosted several civilizations throughout the history, now has a modern science and education center, Fırat University. Fırat University contributes not only to Elazığ but to the development of all the region as well.
Fırat University is always trying to be a leader university which is well-respected in national and international platforms aiming to contribute to the goal of going beyond the contemporary civilization level as shown by Atatürk, with its education and researches done there as well as sustaining its position of being the most bright star of Eastern Anatolia.
Having provided thousands of gradauted students with several occupations in its 37-year old history, Fırat University is still one of the best University in its region with its more than 30.000 students, including 1545 Academic and total 2950 staff ,a large area reaching to 6.5 Million m2.
Fırat University lectures in every basic academic programs both in Undergradute and Graduate levels as well as conducting researches in all main branches covering the all ranges of Academic activity. Fırat University presents a rich and bright academic environment intending to provide its students both an intellectual development and the occupational knowledge and skills as well.
According to the latest 2012 data of URAP, a research laboratory evaluating the academic performance of universities for developing scientific methods; Fırat University had a great success by ranking 16th among the Public Universities and 6th among the Engineering Faculties.
Having founded in 2007 with a 3500 m2 of indoor area, FIRAT TEKNOKENT has provided excellent opportunities for technology development in Fırat University by hosting 30 R&D companies and 35 staff contuniously working on developing new projects .
Having begun its academic life with faculty of Science and Letters, Veterinary Medicine and Engineering Faculty, Fırat university now has expanded its development and currently it has 4 Graduate Schools, 13 Faculties, 3 Schools, 9 Vocational High Schools and 1 State Concervatory along with more than 20 Research Centers.
At Fırat University, undergrdadute education is given in Faculties of Education, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, Economics and Administrative Sciences, Divinity, Communication, Engineering, Architecture, Fisheries, Technical Education, Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary, Architecture and Schools of Physical Education and Sports, Elazığ School of Health and State Conservatory. Graduate and Post Gradaute Educations are given in Physical Sciences, Health and Social Sciences Graduate Schools.
In addition, high-quality associate degree edcution is given in Baskil, Karakoçan, Kovancılar, Maden, Health Services, Sivrice, Social Sciences, Keban and Technical Sciences Vocational High Schools.
Fırat University sends its faculty and students abroad with international programs funded by European Union such as Erasmus,Commenius,Grundtvig, Leonardo da Vinci,Youth,Marie Curie and IAESTE for several periods of time. With similar programs, academic staff and students from EU member countries visit our university. In this sense,Fırat University has the most EU granted budget of all the universities located in this region.
Fırat University is not only a degree-giving education institution. In addtion to social and cultural opportunities provided for its students, it is one of the top universities in Turkey with its multi purpose social and sporting facilities.
All types of health problems of its studets, can be solved in its modern hospital. Fırat University Hospital which is research and application center of Medical Faculty providess its students and staff a healthy life since 1984.
Our university logo is a form of carpet figüre. We know that, all our friends, all our students who are joined and together with us, will be a part of that figüre and they will weave Anatolia like an embroidery.
Here is Elazığ, here is Fırat University, here is a modern, safe and warm education home in the center of Ancient Civilizations.
Rising Sun of the East. .This is the Fırat Unviersity.


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Young Wisconsin drivers might not be in as much danger from talking on a cell phone while driving than when preparing to make the call, according to a new study. Research from the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute reported that cell activities that require drivers to remove their eyes from the road raise the risk of an auto accident. This included texting, dialing and just reaching for a phone. Surprisingly, the study showed that merely talking on a cell phone did not increase the danger of a crash; however, some faulted the report for not making a distinction between talking on a handheld device and using hands-free technology.
The findings came after researchers monitored drivers in a real-world setting using global positioning systems, lane trackers, video cameras installed inside vehicles and other sensors to report factors, such as speed and acceleration. The devices kept track of 42 newly licensed drivers under the age of 18 as well as 109 drivers with at least 20 years of driving experience.
The report poses a paradoxical situation, critics said, because although the study finds talking on the phone to be safer than reaching for a cell phone or dialing it, at least one of these actions must be taken before a driver can have a conversation on the device. These things reportedly increased the danger of a crash, even if the actual talking on the phone did not.
Texting and driving is not only illegal in many states, but it can also lead to a car accident resulting in serious injury or death. A head-on collision due to a distracted driver can cause victims to pay high medical expenses for treatment of those injuries. Individuals who have been hurt by a negligent driver may be able to seek financial compensation for their injuries.
Source: CBS News, "Distracted driving study: Cell phone dialing, texting dangerous. Talking? Less so.", January 02, 2014