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- very demanding route
- the tracks run at an altitude between 850 m und 1200 m around the mountain Skalka
- very varied with sometimes long climbs and descents
- there is a 30 km lap and a 20 km lap
- start und finish is the wonderful stadion at Skalka at 1150 meter altitude
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|Presentation and distribution of the start numbers
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|Sportsfair and distribution of the start numbers
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- Kremnica is a historic mining town where gold was obtained already in the 11th century
- is located in the middle of the Kremnický mountains (Kremnické vrchy), about 180 km from Bratislava (highway). From Vienna (Austria) you drive about 2 ½ hours to Kremnica.
- Biela Stopa is the oldest regularly organized ski event in Slovakia. First performed on 17 February 1974.
- The name Biela Stopa means: white track
- The Skistadion (Rudolf Cillik stadium) on Skalka / Kremnica is a center of Slovak Nordic skiing
- The biathlon Olympic champion Anastasiya Kuzmina lives and trains in the region
Via airplane to Vienna
Further travel from the airport Vienna
Via airplane to Budapest
Further travel from the airport Budapest
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Lebanese army special forces perform during a drill in Roumiyeh, north of Beirut, August 14, 2010. Lebanon said on Saturday it was setting up a fund for Lebanese to help arm its under-equipped military, days after lawmakers in Washington blocked U.S. military aid. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir (LEBANON)
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Burning hair smell.
LOL, under-equipped? I guess they can't afford coats so they light themselves on fire to stay warm.
Its no surprise these baboons think a child-raping, slave-owning, wife-beating subhuman is a perfect man.

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#1,958 Nippon Sheet Glass
- Market Cap As of April 2012
- $1.4 Billion
- Industry
- Construction Materials
- Founded
- 1918
- Country
- Japan
- Website
- http://www.nsg.co.jp/index.html
- Employees
- 29,340
- Sales
Nippon Sheet Glass on Forbes Lists
- #1,958 Global 2000 (2012)
- #1,207 in Sales
- #1,612 in Assets
Nippon Sheet Glass Company, Limited operates in four business segments. The Construction-uses Glass segment provides float plate glass, polished wire glass, heat absorbing glass, heat reflecting glass, reinforced glass, laminated glass, double-layer glass, vacuum glass, fireproof glass, template glass, as well as mirror and ornamental glass. The Automobile-uses Glass segment offers float plate glass, laminated glass, reinforced glass, infrared ray cutting glass, glass antenna, water-shedding glass, light control glass, antifogging glass and security glass. The Functional Glass segment offers optical products including SELFOC lens arrays, SELFOC micro-lens and optical components; fine glass products, such as ultra-thin sheets and transparent conductive glass, as well as industrial glass, glass for liquid crystal displays, specialty glass fibers and environmental conservation equipment. The Others segment is involved in the equipment engineering and test analysis. More »
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Regarded by many as the foremost interpreter of the works of Stephen Sondheim, Peters is particularly noted for her roles on the Broadway stage, including in the musicals Mack and Mabel, Sunday in the Park with George, Song and Dance, Into the Woods, Annie Get Your Gun and Gypsy.
Peters first performed on the stage as a child and then a teenage actor in the 1960s, and in film and television in the 1970s. She was praised for this early work and for appearances on The Muppet Show, The Carol Burnett Show and in other television work, and for her roles in films like Silent Movie, The Jerk, Pennies from Heaven and Annie. In the 1980s, she returned to the theatre, where she became one of the best-known Broadway stars over the next three decades. She also has recorded six solo albums and several singles, as well as many cast albums, and performs regularly in her own solo concert act. In the 2010s, Peters continues to act on stage, in films and on television, where she has been nominated for three Emmy Awards and three Golden Globe Awards, winning once.


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8 comments:
- balloongal said...
That sounds like a wonderful evening and a great opportunity for them to learn. Way to go.
Hmmmm, maybe that would make a good Family Home Evening lesson/activity. Thanks.
- 4/06/2012
- Tiffany said...
What a great activity Britt. I'm totally stealing this one. thanks for the great idea!! Love ya!
- 4/08/2012
- Jamie said...
Stef, ewww!
- 4/15/2012
- Stefanie said...
HAHA!! Love Jamie's comment! Yeah, well .. I HAD to participate! =o) It was a great activity Britt! (as always) You rock.
- 4/19/2012
- Grammie Star Wars said...
What a wonderful fun and interactive idea!!!
You even got the leaders involved ;.)
Great RS activity ;.)
Well, they could cheer the newbeeies on, right. I am going to share this with our, YW leaders, we have a new leader Eden and she will go for something like this.
- 4/20/2012
- suzangrant said...
Could you please give me a list of "all " the activities you did this night. thank you
- 1/19/2014
- Brittney said...
@suzangrant--All the stations we did are in the photos: 1. Reading books 2.Brushing teeth 3. Drawing, coloring, writing 4. Making a sandwich 5. Texting on a phone 6. Setting a Table. If you would like more information, please leave your email along with any additional questions in the comment section and I will get back to you. Good luck!
- 1/20/2014
- Linda said...
The link for the video you showed is not found. Where did you get it from?
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To be able to assess and judge whether other individuals properly fit a business' culture, the assessors must clearly deeply and thoroughly know and understand it. The concept and content of corporate culture cannot be hence vague, but has to be appropriately and unambiguously developed and formulated.
The measurement of something is habitually associated with the need to compare the effects yielded by two different processes over the same period of time or to assess whether, and eventually to what degree, the same phenomenon has evolved over time. Measurement enables thus employers to assess and determine the rate a specific variable increases or decreases with the passage of time and to make effective comparisons of the internal variables with the equivalents of different companies. Comparing a business turnover and sales volume over a determined period of time against the same data recorded by competitors, for instance, definitely represents a widespread and useful exercise.
According to the Whittington and Dewar (2009) size-number rate tenet, smaller organizations should have weaker cultures in that "when there are few people in the organization … then it's likely the organizational culture will also be weak, lacking consistency and pervasiveness." In contrast, it could be argued that in small organizations, thanks to the reduced number of individuals working within it, the founders could find it easier to foster and endorse the values and beliefs which these want to underpin their concern's culture. Yet, this depends on the visibility which strong influencers have or otherwise within a business. In some extremely large organizational contexts, for instance, the presence of strong leaders might risk going unnoticed or noticed by just a very few employees.
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How I'm Feeling: Strong, happy, pregnant. J I barely felt pregnant until the past few weeks, but recently I have started to slow down pretty dramatically. As my belly has grown larger, my center of gravity has shifted and it's caused a bit of back pain. Nothing severe, but enough to be pretty uncomfortable by mid-afternoon. To combat it, I've been focused on taking long walks, laying down when I get home, and listening to my body. I have been warned that the last month can be incredibly long and uncomfortable, and I'm going in to it with a clear mind and excited mentality – each day (however uncomfortable) is one day closer to meeting our child. I have no idea what the future will bring, so I am savoring these waning days of pregnancy – I can't wait to meet our baby, but I also love being pregnant with him or her. It's a really special place to be in (and strange too - never knowing the moment that your entire life is going to change).
Movement: Yes! Kicks and movements are getting more prominent, and it brings me so much comfort to be able to feel this sweet baby moving. Being pregnant is a privilege.
My thoughts: As I mentioned above, I'm trying to focus on the positives – this pregnancy has been the best eight months of my life so far. I feel closer than ever to my husband and parents, and so hopeful for the future. As it gets closer, my anxiety about childbirth has decreased pretty dramatically – I feel ready, and strong and like I was born to do this. (Truly). I feel so connected to the mothers that I admire, and to the generations of women that came before me. I am confident, and excited, and hopeful. I cannot wait to meet this baby.


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#456 Wilmar International
- Market Cap As of June 2018
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Wilmar International Ltd. is an investment holding company, which engages in the processing, merchandising, and distribution of agricultural products. It is also involved in the management and operations of oil mills and plantations. It operates through the following seven business segments: Palm & Laurics, Oilseeds & Grains, Consumer Products, Plantations & Palm Oil Mills, Sugar Milling, Sugar Merchandising & Processing, and Others. The Palm and Laurics segment comprises the merchandising and processing of palm oil and laurics related products. processing includes refining, fractionation and other down-stream processing. The Oilseeds and Grains segment comprises the merchandising and processing of a wide range of edible oils, oilseeds and grains from the crushing and milling, further processing and refining of soybean as well as other oilseeds and grains. The Consumer Products segment comprises packaging and sales of consumer pack edible oils, rice, flour, grains and others. The Plantations and Palm Oil Mills segment comprises oil palm cultivation and milling. The Sugar Milling segment comprises milling of sugar cane to produce raw sugar and also by-products, such as molasses and ethanol. The Sugar Merchandising and Processing segment comprises the merchandising and processing of sugar and its related products. The processing of sugar produces food-grade products such as white sugar, brown sugar, caster sugar and syrups. The Others segment includes the manufacturing and distribution of fertiliser products and ship-chartering services. Wilmar International was founded by Kuok Khoon Hong and Martua Sitorus in 1991 and is headquartered in Singapore. More »
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My SJW Meme Facebook Group Has Changed the Way I Make Friends
Having a social justice warrior meme group has brought people into my life who are serious about their politics and also fucking hilarious.
My name is Natalie, and I have a difficult last name. When my full name is called in a public place, it's always a variation on the following:
"Natalieeeeee ....<pause>
Natalie Prarrrrr....
Natalie Prordr......"
I usually step up, and, clearly and calmly say "Podrazik" at the first pause to rescue the enunciator.
Growing up with a tough last name in a small town in the Baltimore-DC area really wasn't that bad. I'd lived there for years, and had some prominent siblings, so people got the gist of saying Poh-DRAH-zick after a decade or so. There was never any confusion over which Podrazik family we were, and my siblings and I built a minor reputation of athleticism and smart-assery. The only minor disadvantage of our name were the occasional verbal corrections or newspaper mispellings (which was still awesome to see); bullies had many more physical attributes to use as material (big curly hair, very tall, etc).
My relationship with my tough last name changed as I became more active online. Your real name is the easiest branding or copyright you can claim for yourself, and when nobody else has it, you've got the market cornered. This, as they say, is a mixed blessing, and fortunately, not the kind that results in twins.
For my protected and private accounts, like email and my banking stuff, I love my challenging name. I feel like it's very hard to guess and very difficult to guess correctly. I've got a lot of friends with last names found frequently in nature, and they've reported some pretty funky happenings in their real-name-like email accounts.
Most commonly, they'll receive emails intended for someone else with that name or something similar. And I'm not talking about every now and then -- I mean literally every single day they receive mail for someone else. Did someone with a similar email address misspell their own address on a form? Did the sender type in or guess the wrong email address? Did someone sign up with a similar address on purpose because they didn't want to receive updates but wanted to make it look like they did? Isn't that the same thing that girls do to guys who try to pick them up, when she gives him a fake number with a realistic area code, or one digit wrong?
Anyway, a receipt for some saucy spaghetti-strap tank tops that the other Janet Doe purchased would be interesting every now and then, but wouldn't the other Janet Doe want her flight confirmation email? Amazon receipt? HR benefits package?? Plus, there are some custom email lists that are literally impossible to unsubscribe from, so they feel stuck in some alternative person vortex of hell.
My friends with common first/last name email addresses also complain that they receive a lot of password recovery attempts, which sounds all kinds of terrible. I'm not sure if a third-party wants access to their inbox, or someone malicious wants to take over a more valuable email address, or are just confused about what their own address is -- it makes my eyebrows arch real high just thinking about it!
Anyway, all of those email challenges are certainly a topic for another day. My point is that I only get emails intended for me since my last name is sooooo difficult, and sometimes, I don't even receive those! Favorite HR story ever: I missed an invitation to a mandatory sexual harassment training because the HR rep spelled my name in my email address wrong, and the confusion over emails sent and received bought me another day away from it. Jealous yet? Not for long, my commonly-named friend.
My unique last name in search results and on social networks that require real names turns out to be a major disadvantage. My googley results are really much more accurate than I'd like. There is another Natalie Podrazik, and she appears in my results, but she lives in a faraway state and doesn't do a heckuva lot of lady-coder blogging, so I've got the lion's share of Google juice for my name.
Is this a good thing? Well, there is nothing I hate more than when people brag about the Google ranking for their own name. What great personal accomplishment is it that you're the top-ranked Chris or the top-ranked Chris Brown (PS - You aren't)? You have no control over your real name and very little say in the page ranking Google awards to your stuff.
On the flipside, what about people who genuinely don't want to be found? Imagine how easy it would be to discover a person with a difficult last name, even if they were hiding from a stalker or abuser or dark past. My googley results look clean now, but what if I fuck up? The captcha-last name, in this case, seriously backfires. There's no invisibility-cloak "Oh, but I'm the OTHER __ ___" to shroud yourself in; it's just you.
There are several strong arguments against social networks that require Real Names as usernames, reasonably chronicled in Danah Boyd's reflection on the policy's impact for women and minorities, and an entire movement called my.name.is that attempts to reclaim one's identity through obfuscated user-chosen usernames. Compared to all of those issues, my argument is a molehill to the mountains, but it is this: My Real Name is fundamentally unique, and in public data sets, like social networks and search engines, I have nowhere to hide. If everyone had to choose a username, I'd have much more anonymity. With real usernames, I feel very vulnerable.
Meanwhile, I've been blogging under a non-Polish name for years so that those poor enunciators I mentioned earlier can have something easier to remember. Plus, Googling my customized username "nataliepo," provides the results that I actually *want* people to see, like my blog, my Twitter account, my mlkshk, and the places where I have some control over my online persona.
Like a CAPTCHA code, squiggly and distorted beyond computational comprehension, I'd like to keep my last name as a test of true humanity and as a guard to my online persona and critical accounts. So, users, critics and makers of Internet technologies past, present and future, please relinquish my privacy, and remember that real names on social networks expose some people more than others.
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Kept It Real Dude Goes In On How The Media & The System Are Portraying The Baltimore Protests
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[Kept It Real Dude Goes In On How The Media & The System Are Portraying The Baltimore Protests]
[Cliff Hagerman (Dude):] Source: LYBIO.net
So I was in Baltimore yesterday with Kadir Latif. We went there for the protests of Freddie Gray, young African-American guy who got his leg broken by police. And later had his neck broken, he was killed while in custody. So you know – we went out there. And it just wild to me and how you watch the news and the news gives you something but yet, when you are there, you see how it really is and I single handedly saw how the media hand picks the most ruggedest tattooist person to be on the screen to be interview, because you know they are going to say some wild.
There is knuckle heads in every religion, there's knuckle heads in every single race. There were peaceful protesters out there. There was people that were really down for change and a different stand up against these racist police officers. And we don't get to see that on the news. So you get to – you know – the people who weren't there, white America who is not there – gets to conveniently bang out on social media on their opinions of 'well, if they'd stop breaking the law then, that wouldn't happen to them, well, if they go to school and get an education that wouldn't happen to them. If they be', you don't know what you are talking about because you are not there, you don't understand 'the system'. That they 'grow up' in that that – they are raised like this, man.
You get to be raised in Suburbia, they are not raised in Suburbia that's real life man, life in death. And the video that's about to go viral of the black man, pulling up the garbage [correction] garbage can and throwing it into the back of the police cruiser, right that's an animal, that's a thug.
Listen, everyone is dealt – deals with death differently. You can't tell someone how to deal with death. You can't tell someone how to deal with oppression and when it gets built up. If you think Michael Brown was the reason that Ferguson got set on fire, no, no, no. Black people are harassed by the police every single day. This is just the catalyst. This is the straw that broke the camel's back. That Mike Brown was shot and killed, ready to go to college on Monday. But no, no, no, we get to show the clip over and over of robbing some store.
You know what the real thing was about that.
[Cliff Hagerman:] Source: LYBIO.net
It just crazy to me, man. Just keep opinions to yourself – like I said I was there. I was in the streets there. I saw people. I saw people bringing their kids out there. I saw them peacefully stop traffic and you had to beep your horn for Freddy Gray in order to get by. And if you don't beep your horn, people wild out. In your car, you know – might of got dinged up a little bit but just please do some research, please study, please look at the history, please look at 'the system', before you cast judgment on social media. [Cliff Hagerman] with Kadir Latif, I'm out.
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Art of Full Sail: Finger Painting for the Diabetes Hands Foundation [Video]
In the latest Art of Full Sail installment (previous projects have had students working with pencils, crayons, and Sharpies), 10 Computer Animation, Digital Arts & Design, and Game Art students created a piece of art for the Diabetes Hands Foundation, using only acrylic paint and their fingers. The finger-painting art project was inspired by the theme "From Dark to Light," and the images on the banner represent community, growth, and togetherness. The Diabetes Hands Foundation is a non-profit organization that aims to provide platforms for people suffering from diabetes and give them the ability to connect and generate positive changes in themselves and their community.
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Teaching TeamJain, Anab Univ.-Prof. MA Pfeffer, Matthias ao. Univ.-Prof. Mag.art. Zinell, Stefan Sen.Art. Mag.art. Heep, Nikolas Sen.Art. Dipl.-Ing. Knobloch, Peter Sen.Lect. Mag.art.
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Real Fiction – Lecture Series
In this course the students will develop excellent practical design skills, along with a plethora of 'conceptual tools' so that they can use with their design skills to realise exceptional projects that are not only aesthetically and functionally strong, but also conceptually provocative, compelling, impactful and relevant to our changing times.
This trajectory of teaching will be accomplished through participative processes, interdisciplinary methods of operation, research-based working and bottom up approaches. Here is a broad overview:
This module will run over the duration of the entire course will ensure that the students to acquire an excellent set of fundamental and practical design skills, that will be refined continually. This is by no means an exhaustive or curated list and will be developed fully in the transition semester.
- – – Rapid prototyping – lo-fi and analogue all the way to high quality, refined, provocative prototyping making and building.
- – – Refinement & detail – making and imagining at a high level.
- – – Understanding technical plausibility and know-how of using specific tools – from physical computing, open source hardware and software, all the way to laser cutting, model making and 3D printing.
- – – High quality material and aesthetic understanding and decision making.
- – – Interaction and experience design fundamentals.
- – – Anthropological studies – working with individuals, communities, institutes.
- – – Communication through sketching, writing, editing, filmmaking and presenting.
Alongside the practical skills, students will learn to develop conceptual rigour and an accompanying set of intangible tools and tactics that will help them explore the implications of a complex world and create their own visions within it.
- – – Futurescaping: A means of exploring different worlds and perspectives, then communicating them through stories, scenarios and prototyping that help people imagine the unimaginable.
- – – Legible mappings of technologies, systems and infrastructures.
- – – Understanding cultural and ecological contexts
- – – Learning tactical design and new forms of tacit activism.
- – – Politics of design
- – – Developing multidisciplinary collaborations and partnerships
- – – Learning decision making, critical evaluation, self knowledge and awareness – originality.
The studio projects will become an opportunity for students to develop specific areas for concentrated agency and deploy the tools most effective for the challenges they are responding to, or the change they wish to create. Here are just some of the thematic explorations we encourage the students to undertake for their studio projects.
- – – Design for and with Autonomous Systems
- – – Lived Realities of Industry 4.0
- – – Adaptation and Mitigation of climate change
- – – Implications of living in the Cloud
- – – New Economies and the Global South
Interspersed with the regular teaching programs, we regularly invite accomplished designers, artists, technologists, scientists, and businesses to participate in a program of lectures and workshop which will enable the students to stay abreast with the major shifts in the world. This will also put them in direct contact with industry partners and can potentially lead to unique employment and collaboration opportunities.
What criteria do we use to evaluate a project?
It does not make sense to only evaluate a final outcome: Design is both about outcome and process.
What are the issues the project addresses?
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Where does this project sit in the world? even historically? For whom is it important and why?
How well have form, material, colour, behaviour, technology and human psychology been used?
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Which experts have been consulted?
Is there a good balance between good technical and cultural integration.
Do all the parts come together elegantly?
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What methods of experimentation have been used? – Does the project demonstrate good decision making qualities?
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Is there a good balance between context/expert research and form generation?
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IN today's gallery, a meteor streaks over the sky during the Perseid meteor shower at the Maculje archaeological site near Novi Travnik.
A man looks at a car as it falls into a sinkhole on McKnight Road in Ross Township of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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John McDonnell issues rallying cry for a democratic Europe
John McDonnell has thrown his weight behind a left-wing remain campaign, saying a democratic Europe is "urgently and vitally" needed.
In a mix of left-wing political perspectives, Labour's Shadow Chancellor joined former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, Labour MP Clive Lewis and journalist Owen Jones, among others, to make their case for remaining in, but overhauling the current European Union.
They were speaking at a rally called Vote In - Another Europe is Possible, at London's Institute of Education on Saturday.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell spoke at a rally called Vote In - Another Europe is Possible
Mr McDonnell told the gathering that there is a movement across Europe to respond to the challenge of democratically transforming the EU, and also attacked the Tories for dragging the referendum debate "into the gutter".
He said: "We have the opportunity to regroup the referendum debate away from Tory Brexit and into a debate on a democratic Europe.
"A Europe that is not just possible but is urgently and vitally needed - where we can say yes, we are proud of being British, but we are also proud of the European future we have created."
He also lambasted the Tories and said the EU referendum debate on the right is "disfiguring political discourse" and causing people to become "tired of the ranting hysteria".
"(Boris) Johnson's comparisons of the EU to the Third Reich and (David) Cameron's claims of impending World War Three, they just beggar belief," he said.
"We cannot let the right drag this debate into the intellectual gutter."
He said it is the job of those on the left, and the progressives, to now "step in and save the debate".
The Labour MP for Hayes and Harlington also said the problems faced by the UK are transnational problems with transnational solutions.
"How can we turn a blind eye to the City of London effectively acting like a funnel to offshore tax havens for the taxes of transnational corporations and super rich?" he said.
"Public funding is not just needed in this country but right the way across Europe," he added.
"We know that if we clamp down here, the tax evaders will avoid us and will move elsewhere.
"That's why European agreements are necessary and which form the basis for global agreements to track down and confront tax evasion and avoidance.
"That's why we need to stay in."
Addressing the humanitarian crisis, he said the UK's conscience "does not end at the Channel".
"If the European Union was established for anything, to be frank, it was to ensure that we could come together effectively to rise to those humanitarian challenges on our shores," he said.
"We should do nothing that puts at risk the institutions that enable us to take this co-ordinated response to the refugee crisis - that's another reason for staying in."
Mr Varoufakis said that as people who come from different political backgrounds and parties they are standing united, "working and campaigning together" to achieve the change they crave across the continent.
"It is impossible for the European Union to become democratised without democratic Britain participating in the process," said Mr Varoufakis.
"Voting to leave the European Union will only benefit a national oligarchy and class which is particularly keen on ruling over the British people completely and utterly undemocratically."
Organised by openDemocracy, the event brought together hundreds of left-wing supporters in a bid to form an action plan ahead of the June 23 vote.
Brighton Pavilion MP Ms Lucas told the crowd another Europe is possible, and that those on the left have been "too quiet" for too long over their support for the union.
"Europe needs to be more democratic, accountable and transparent - but so does Westminster," she added.
"We need to be in it to change it."
Ms Lucas said that issues such as climate change affect all EU countries, and "do not wait at borders for their passports to be checked".
She added: "This is not just about how much we put in and take out, it goes to the heart of the kind of country we want to be.
"To what kind of people we are and the future we want."
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It is not always possible to go with the installation and un-installation processes for checking each and every app on your smart phone or tablet. Better, you find some way to play the Android Games on a Windows PC which have a sufficient memory and space.
Playing Android Games on a Windows PC is not so hard as Intel has decided to launch "Dual OS" PC with Windows 8 and Android platform. This lets you booting your computer directly into the Android system, hence installing the apps or games on your PC. But, you won't have to buy a new PC only for the purpose of playing a Game. Plenty of Android app emulators are available to run Android Games and Apps in almost all Windows environment.
In this article, we've brought 6 various ways to play Android Games on Windows 7, Windows 8 and even on Windows XP. Not only the games but you can also run any Android app at the Windows system.
1. Install BlueStacks to Play Android Games on PCBlueStacks is a Android emulator which does not actually replace your operating system. Rather, it acts just like another software which is easy to install. Once you install it, you can run BlueStacks into a separate window at your Windows desktop.
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2. Install Android SDK to run Android Games on PCAnother alternative is the Android SDK, the official emulator for the Android app developers by Google. This tool is not a suitable choice for the daily use as it is slower and difficult to configure. This is actually useful for the developers to test the apps.
3. Play Android games on Genymotion, an alternative to BlueStacksAnother Android emulator is Genymotion which is quite impressive with its speed and features. It can be considered as the best alternative of BlueStacks.
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In many ways the themes of the novel cannot be easily separated from the social concerns; Frederica's struggles as a woman are struggles many of Byatt's female characters in other novels engage in. Her work is consistently concerned with examining women's roles in society, often within the academy, and showing how women are oppressed. And because Byatt's work usually includes characters who are teachers and characters who are writers, she consistently explores what teaching should be and different ways in which readers and writers interact. By putting one of her fictitious works on trial she extends the discussion of the ethics and effects of fiction into the larger culture, but the underlying questions are not that different from those she poses in her 1967 novel The Game, in which a wri ter's book about her sister leads the sister to commit suicide.
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Helicopter safety briefings to be amended over AAIB concerns
Helicopter operators are to amend pre-flight safety briefings in the wake of four people dying in a Super Puma crash off Shetland.
Fourteen people survived the crash last August.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has issued a special bulletin over concern about briefings on the functionality of emergency equipment provided to passengers.
It centres on emergency breathing systems (EBS).
Three of the four victims of the Super Puma helicopter crash drowned, BBC Scotland revealed in December.
The AAIB said: "Incomplete information in the pre-flight safety briefing material may give passengers the false impression that hybrid rebreathers are only of benefit if the user has taken a breath prior to becoming submerged.
"Knowledge that hybrid rebreathers contain their own supply of air may therefore influence a passenger's decision on whether or not to use the EBS in an emergency situation.
"The AAIB has approached the main helicopter operators flying in support of the UK oil and gas industry, whose passengers are equipped with a hybrid EBS.
"The operators have undertaken to amend their pre-flight briefing material to include information that the hybrid system contains its own air supply which is discharged automatically, making the system usable even if the wearer has not taken a breath before becoming submerged."
Sarah Darnley, 45, from Elgin, Gary McCrossan, 59, from Inverness, Duncan Munro, 46, from Bishop Auckland, and George Allison, 57, from Winchester, lost their lives when the helicopter went down on approach to Sumburgh Airport on 23 August.


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Manchester United make shock move for Real Madrid star Toni Kroos after Marouane Fellaini injuryPublished August 29, 2016
It looks as though Manchester United are not done yet, as far as this summer's transfer window are concerned.
The Reds have taken the world of football by storm, with transfer dealings this summer, with the likes of Zlatan Ibarahimovic and Paul Pogba arriving at Old Trafford.
United have spent £150m on new additions, but if you thought that Reds boss Jose Mourinho was finished with his summer spending, then think again.
Belgian midfielder Marouane Fellaini's back injury sustained during the 1-0 win at Hull over the weekend, has led to the 'Special One' mulling over a move for another centre-midfielder.
Whilst the Portuguese coach has a wealth of midfielders at his disposal, it's understood that the 53-year-old, would like to add another marquee signing in that position before the end of August.
It's believed that Mourinho has instructed the Old Trafford hierarchy to make a move for unsettled Real Madrid star Toni Kroos.
The German midfielder is known to be keen on a move to the Premier League, and despite being an important component of the set up in the Spanish capital, the Madrid enforcer would be very open to a move to Old Trafford this summer.
It's understood that United are preparing an offer of £40m, in a bid to secure the German's services.
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Considering how many times we've seen Sprint's "Amethyst" purple Samsung Galaxy S III lately, one might think that the phone has been officially introduced and is already available in stores. That's not the case, though, as neither Sprint nor Samsung have made sort of announcement regarding the phone. The good news is that it looks like the phone might actually be released soon. Engadget managed to spend on hands-on time with the still-unofficial phone and snap some photos of it in the process, giving us our first look at the shiny purple phone in the wild.
This purple version of the Galaxy S III is expected to feature the same specs as all of its other colorful brethren, meaning that it'll offer a 4.8-inch 1280x720 display, 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 8-megapixel rear and 1.9-megapixel front cameras, 4G LTE connectivity and a 2,100mAh battery powering the whole package. Sprint is currently the only major U.S. carrier without an exclusive Galaxy S III color, but that'll change once this purple handset finally arrives on shelves. The good news is that, according to a recently-leaked Sprint document, that could happen as soon as tomorrow. Now that we've seen Sprint's purple Galaxy S III IRL, what do you all think of the newest version of Samsung's former flagship?
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Small Grants for Research and Program Development
The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) Small Grants Program was formed to stimulate and advance community-university collaborations around research and program development. Grants are awarded to those partnerships that most successfully demonstrate the potential for advancing the health and well-being of the residents of Baltimore.
The funding levels for each category are: • Faculty-Community Research or Program Development Projects (up to 5 @ $10,000 each) • Graduate Student-Community Research or Program Development Projects (up to 5 @ $5,000 each) • Undergraduate Student-Community Research or Program Development Projects (up to 10 @$2,000 each)
In each category, students and faculty are required to partner with a community agency or community leader and vice versa. A cover page with original signatures of both the Hopkins and Community partner is required.
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The Hero Lab Community Partnership Adil Qureshi, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Siddhi Sundar, The Hero Lab (fiscally sponsored by Fusion Partnership)
Embracing Mobile Devices Educate and Engage Individuals to Prevent Diabetes Owais Iqbal, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Glenda Lindsey, Director, Social Justice and Nutrition Inspiration Factory LLC
Using a Community Based System Dynamics Approach for Neighborhood Disorder and Food Insecurity in Baltimore, MD Yeeli Mui, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Eli Lopatin, Reservoir Hill Improvement Council/Whitelock Community Farm
Opportunities and Challenges on the Road to Recovery: A Qualitative Study Exploring Attitudes and Experiences of Clients in a Community-Based Opioid Treatment Program in Baltimore City Masoumeh Dejman, Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Deborah Agus, Behavioral Health Leadership Institute, Inc.
Restorative Justice Training through Hopkins Community Conferencing Eric Xie, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Lauren Abramson Founder, Community Conferencing Center
BQ LAUNCH PROJECT: Building a Nonprofit Documentary Film Hub in Baltimore Lindsay Thompson, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Timothy Wolfer, BQ Inc., John Morris, Change4Real Coalition
Partnering to Strengthen the Financial Future of Families: Integrating Community-Based Employment Programming into Pediatric Primary Care to Address Child Poverty Barry Solomon, Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Mary Manzoni, Humanim
Creating Accountability within B'More for Healthy Babies Kelly Bower, Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Rebecca Dineen, Assistant Commissioner for the Bureau of Maternal and Child Health
Vision for Baltimore Incentive and Awareness Program Megan Collins, Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins Medicine Gabriel Auteri, Baltimore City Health Department-Vision for Baltimore
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Equipping Community Leaders to Address Trauma in East Baltimore Jasmine Kaneshiro, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing BSN student Leon Purnell, Executive Director, Men and Families Center
Building Financial Capacity of Homeless Survivors of Domestic Abuse, One FEAT at a Time (FEAT = Financial Education and Training) Paige Cantlin, Full-Time Graduate, Carey Business School Jennifer Tan, MPH Alumnus, JHSPH, Founder, Shine Foundation, Inc.
Baltimore's Emotional Emancipation Arts Initiative David Olawuyi Fakunle, Pre-doctoral Fellow, Mental Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Kay Lawal-Muhammad & Rashida Forman-Bey, WombWork Productions Inc.
Healing and Empowering Our Youth: A Community-Based Project to Address Trauma Among East Baltimore Youth Christina Rodriguez-Hart, Graduate Student, JHBSPH Leon Purnell, Men and Families Center
Advancing the Mental Well-Being of Baltimore through a Trauma-Informed Workforce Development Program April Joy Damian, PhD Student, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Department of Mental Health Ali Smith, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Holistic Life Foundation, Inc.
An Exploration of Community-Level Influences on Perpetration of Partner Violence Charvonne Holliday, PhD, MPH, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, Community Public Health Department Latisha Carter, CEO, My Covenant Place
Financial Literacy Game in Inner City Schools: Lauren Rocco, SCB & Ortus Academy, a Graduate Student and Community Partner Objective Lauren Rocco, School of Public Health, Master's Program Aaron Velky and Josh Massey, Ortus Academy, Sharicca Bolden, Strong City Baltimore
901 Arts- Building an Infrastructure for Inclusion Allison Weigel, Graduate Student Sarah Tooley, Better Waverly Community Organization/ 901 Arts
Children's DEPOT Project: Improving Parenting of Young Children in Poverty Joyce Harrison, M.D., Assistant Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, Div. of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Kenneth Tellerman, M.D., Chair, Maryland Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics Emotional Health Committee
Best Practices for Trauma-Informed Services for Victims of Human Trafficking in Baltimore Michelle Kaufman, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Health, Behavior and Society, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Aaliyah Muhammad, JD, Office of th eState's Attorney for Baltimore City
Cultivating a Trauma Sensitive School Environment Elizabeth Sloand, PhD, CRNP, FAAN, Associate Professor and Chair, Acute and Chronic Care Department Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Katrina Foster, Principal, Elmer A. Henderson: A Johns Hopkins Partnership School
Teen Testimonios Sarah Polk, MD, Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Medical Director, Children's Medical Practice Eric Haber, LGSW,Baltimore City Public Schools
Managing Psychological Stress Caused by Community-Level Violence: Baltimore Latinos Moving from Vulnerability to Empowerment Marcelo Batkis, MD, Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Derek Miller and Aida Medina, Gallery Church- Patterson Park
Re-claiming Public Spaces for Play: The Effects of the Built Environment on the Levels of Hyperarousal Children and Collective Efficacy in the Community, in a Neighborhood Exposed to High Levels of Community Violence Caroline Vidal, MD, MPH, Clinical Associate, Johns Hopkins Medicine Briony Hynson, MA, Then Neighborhood Design Center
Building Food System Resilience in Baltimore: Stakeholder Perspectives Roni Neff, PhD, Assistant Professor, Environmental Health Sciences, Program Director, Food System Sustainability, Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. and Erin Biehl, Senior Program Coordinator, Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future Holly Freishtat, Baltimore City Food Policy Director, Baltimore City Office of Sustainability, Kristin Baja, Climate and Resilience Planner, Baltimore Office of Sustainability
Boone Street Farm Community Cooking Classes Ann Suk, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Cheryl Carmona, Executive Director, Boone Street Farm
Expansion of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program and Summer Student Educational Patrick Boone, Doctoral Candidate, Johns Hopkins Environmental Health Science Cheryl Carmona, Executive Director, Boone Street Farm
Evaluation and Dissemination of a Smart Phone Application To Improve Access to Medical Forensic Care Following Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence in Baltimore City Jocelyn Anderson, Doctoral Candidate Erin Lamar and Debra Holbrook, Registered Nurses, Mercy Medical Center
Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Community Engagement Project: Speaking and Writing for Change Liz Coleclough, Doctoral Candidate Sally Hess, Training Coordinator, House of Ruth Maryland
Voice Over Violence Kristina (Gia) Naranjo-Rivera, Doctoral Candidate Gary Dittman, Amazing Grace Lutheran Church
Talking Business: Bringing Store Owners and Business Experts Together To Identify Strategies for Rendering Stocking and Sales of Healthier Foods/Beverages Profitable in Corner Stores Claudia Nau, Postdoctoral Fellow Tony Lawerence, Owner, Tony's and Mary's Gethsemane, Dorothy Skipwith, Owner, Mamma Mamie's Grocery
Formative Research to Sustain a Nutrition Curriculum In Baltimore City Recreation Centers Angela Cristina Bizzotto Trude, Doctoral Student Ernest Burkeen, Director, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks, Stella Clanton, Recreation Programmer, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks
Adherence to Follow-Up Care Instructions After the Emergency Department Visit - Infusing the Patient Perspective Ellie Klein, PhD, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Erica Shelton, MD, MPH, MHS, Instructor of Emergency Medicine Rev. Debra Hickman, President/CEO, Sisters Together and Reaching (STAR)
Integrating Injury Prevention into a Healthy Aging Program for Older Urban Adults Eileen M. McDonald, Associate Scientist and Johns Hopkins Safety Centers Directors Betsy D. Simon, MS, CHES, Zeta Center for Healthy and Active Aging
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Utilizing Healthcare Providers to Interrupt the Cycle of Violence in Urban Communities Katrina J. Debnam, Ph.D., Assistant Scientist, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Sarah Lindstrom Johnson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Krishna K. Upadhya, M.D., Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Kelley Hampton, Esq, Director of Programs, Break the Cycle, Erin Clark, MPH, MBA, Program Specialist, Break the Cycle
Fostering Weight Control among Underserved Adults In Baltimore City: A Community Partnership Janice Bowie, PhD, MPH, Associate Professor, HBS, Lawrence J. Cheskin, MD, Associate Professor, HBS Marcia Cort, MD, MBA, Total Health Care, Inc.
Informing A Social Marketing Campaign To Reduce HIV-Related Stigma in the Latino Community Kathleen Page, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine Patrick Chaulk, Baltimore City Health Department
Mi Ayuda: The Mental Health of Young Latinos Cristina Viguera, Student, School of Arts Sciences Ms. Gina Baez, Program Director, Mi Espacio
The Henderson-Hopkins Pedometer Project Emma Stillman, MSN Candidate, School of Nursing Katrina Foster, Principal , Elmer A. Henderson: A Johns Hopkins Partnership School
"Qualitative evaluation of buprenorphine induction in a recovery program setting" Namrita Singh, PhD Candidate, School of Public Health Deborah Agus, Executive Director, Behavioral Health Leadership Institute
Health Care Access Program (H-CAP): Implementing the ACA Kate Miele, Medical Student, School of Medicine Jennie Choi, Executive Director, Charm City Clinic
Farm Lab: Urban Biology and Health Literacy Project at REACH! Partnership and Real Food Farm Emily Gao, MSEd student, School of Education Molly McCullagh, Education Coordinator, Real Food Farm
Process Evaluation of a Mental Health Screening and Referral Program for Resettled Refugees in Baltimore Jeremy C. Kane, PhD Student, School of Public Health Dipti D. Shah, Chief, Office of Immigrant Health, State Refugee Health Coordinator, Office of Immigrant Health, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Safe Streets Baltimore: Technical Assistance for the Transition to a Cost-Effective Violence Prevention Program Model Nicole Lunardi, Graduate Student, School of Public Health Lori Toscano, Director, Safe Streets Baltimore
Liquor Store to Healthy Store: a Conversion Guide for Baltimore's Non-Conforming Liquor Outlets Dr. Lawrence J. Cheskin, Associate Professor of Health, Behavior and Society; Director of Johns Hopkins Weight Management Center, School of Public Health Michael Snidal, Director of Community Engagement, Citizens Planning and Housing Association, Inc.
Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Factors in the Urban Environment - WIN (Wellness Initiatives Now) Phyllis W. Sharps, Associate Dean Community and Global Programs, Professor Dept. of Community Public Health Nursing, School of Nursing Sarah H. Schlenker, Manager of Resident Services, The Shelter Group at Park View and Ashland Commons
Collaboration with The MOCHA Exchange Network -Men Like Us to assess the needs of mature Black men who have sex with men: focus on social support, mental health and their community engagement Karin E. Tobin, Associate Scientist, School of Public Health Carlton Smith, Executive Director, MOCHA Exchange Network - Baltimore Black Pride
"One Block at a Time:" A Qualitative Evaluation of a Feasibility Pilot of a Novel Multi-Level Community Health Workforce Initiative Chidinma A. Ibe, Assistant Scientist, School of Public Health Debra Hickman, President/CEO, Sisters Together and Reaching
Developing a Latino Youth Advisory Committee in the Mi Espacio Program Nanlesta Pilgrim, Assistant Scientist, School of Public Health Gina Baez, Program Coordinator, Mi Espacio After-School Program at Casa de Maryland
Promoting Active Transportation: A Needs Assessment of the Baltimore Bicycle Community Keshia Pollack, Associate Professor, School of Public Health Chris Merriam, Executive Director, Bikemore
A Twelve Step Violence Prevention Intervention for East Baltimore Adil Haider, Associate Professor of Surgery, Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine and Health Policy Management, School of Medicine Steve Bountress, Vice President, Living Classrooms Foundation
Fit for the Future Eilzabeth Campbell, Undergraduate student, Arts Sciences Julia DiBussolo, Program Director, The Club at Collington Square (Episcopal Community Services of Maryland)
People, Housing, Neighborhoods: Choice and Engaging Residents About Health Tanyka Sam, Fellow, School of Medicine Charles Duff, President, Jubilee Baltimore
Development of an interactive, safety-decision aid application (App) for smart phones to help college women and their friends prevent and respond to dating violence Kelsey J Egbert, Graduate Student MSN/MPH(c), Research Assistant, School of Nursing Sally Hess, SAFE Domestic Violence Coordinator, Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Food in my neighborhood: A photovoice pilot project Kate Abowd Johnson, PhD Student, School of Public Health Bill Tyler, Recreation Bureau Chief, Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks
Arts and Community Impact Project Rebecca Yenawine, Project Leader, School of Education Zoe Reznick Gewanter, Program Director, New Lens
Preliminary Evaluation of "The Evergreen Project: Redefining Health Care," an Attempt to Create Systematic Change Nicky Mehtani, Primary Research Coordinator, School of Medicine Dr. Peter Beilenson, Founder, Evergreen Healthcare Co-operative, Inc.
Center for Urban Families: The Impact Story Enhanced Terrinieka Williams, Assistant Professor, School of Public Health Winston Philip, Business Information Manager, Center for Urban Families
Family history/genetic needs assessment - East Baltimore key informant interview project Joann Bodurtha MD MPH, Professor, School of Medicine Elders DuWade and Ivy Moses, Directors, Jesus Stop Restoration Center, Inc
Understanding the Effect of Experiential Outdoor Education on Urban Youth Peter John Winch, Professor, Department of International Health, School of Public Health Liz Millhollen, Program Coordinator, Outward Bound Baltimore Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore City High School Vocational Education Program Dr. Phyllis P McDonald, Associate Professor, School of Education Kristina Kyles, Principal, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School
No Room for Bullying Joan Kub, Associate Professor, School of Nursing Nicole Johnson, Director, Elev8
Developing an Assessment Tool for Tracking Progress among IMP Students Kristin Mmari, Assistant Professor, School of Public Health Tong Zhang, CFO, Incentive Mentoring Program (IMP)
Understanding the relationship of social networks and obesity among urban public housing residents Kimberly Gudzune, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine Kylla Williams, Associate Deputy Director, Office of Resident Services, Housing Authority of Baltimore City
A Process Program Evaluation: Supporting Boys of Color.....Moving to the next LEVEL! Yolanda Abel, Assistant Professor, School of Education A. Alexander Dorsey-Ball, Director, PRAISE College Readiness Program
Community Service Farming: Bridging the Food Gap for Baltimore City Youth Alexandra Hittman, Undergraduate, School of Arts and Sciences Zizwe Allette, Literacy Instructor, YO! Eastside Center (HEBCAC)
People for People's: Supporting the Health and Well-Being of Baltimore Cynthia Idada, Undergraduate, School of Arts and Sciences Lelin Chao, Chief Medical Officer, People's Community Health Centers, Inc.
Amazing Grace Community Kitchen Daniel Borota, Undergraduate, School of Arts and Sciences Morgan Blizzard, Food Ministry Coordinator, Amazing Grace Lutheran Church
Juntos (Together) – Latino HIV+ Peer Support Group Megan Buresh, Medical Student, School of Medicine Alfredo Santiago, Juntos Support Group Facilitator (Social Worker, Department of Social Services), Community Member
Addressing Food Insecurity in Reservoir Hill, Baltimore Alishea Galvin, Graduate Student, School of Public Health Thor Nelson, President, Whitelock Community Farm
Family Health and Fitness Club Anne Hendrick, Graduate Student, School of Education Elizabeth Obara Piedramartel, Community School Coordinator, Patterson Park Public Charter School
Truth about Medical Imaging – Addressing Distrust and Promoting Diagnostic Imaging within the Baltimore Community Carmen Kut, Doctoral Student, School of Medicine Debbie Rock, Executive Director, LIGHT Health and Wellness Comprehensive Services Inc (LIGHT)
Charm City Clinic: Connecting the Underserved and Uninsured Residents of East Baltimore to Sustainable, Affordable Health Care Services Claire Sampankanpanich, Medical Student, School of Medicine Andrew Gaddis, Executive Director, Charm City Clinic
The Pedagogy of Empowerment: Promoting HIV Prevention and Status Awareness among Young Adults in Baltimore City Emeline Mugisha, Graduate Student, School of Public Health Ashley Rock, Program Director of Clinical Services, JACQUES Initiative
HEaR ME Tweet and Tumblr Jeffrey Duong, Doctoral Student, School of Public Health Carol Berman, Director; Founder, Heart's Place Homeless Shelter
Discovering Me: Partnering with Young Men Charged as Adults to Create Self-Worth and Positive Self-Image! Marcus Seldin, Graduate Student, School of Medicine Jessica Turral, Executive Director, Hand In Hand Baltimore
A Sexual-Abuse Awareness Program, Using Puppetry, for Middle-School Students Maya Nadison, Doctoral Student, School of Public Health Adam Rosenberg, Executive Director, Baltimore Child Abuse Center
Expanding MInDS in Biology: A High School Outreach Program Rosa Miyares, Graduate Student, School of Arts and Sciences Krista Porter-Viel, Biology Teacher, Baltimore Talent Development High School
Understanding the Life Priorities and Needs of Women Recovering from Addiction Sabriya L. Linton, Graduate Student, School of Public Health Vaile Leonard, Founder/CEO, The Light of Truth Center,Inc
Catch: Community Based Adolescent Testing For Chlamydia: Using Lessons Learned to Pilot New Strategies for the Delivery of Reproductive Health Services to Community Supervised Juvenile Justice Youth Stephanie Witt, Doctoral Student, School of Public Health Jessica Burns, Nursing Program Consultant, Maryland Department of Juvenile Services
Improving HIV Preventative and Testing Services to Heterosexual-identifying Migrant Latino Men Who Have Sex with Men Suzanne Grieb, Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Public Health Joyce Jones, Co-Medical Director, Latino Outreach Program, Baltimore City Health Department
Effects of Crisis Response Services on Inpatient and ED Use Among Child and Adolescent Medicaid Enrollees in Baltimore City Colleen L. Barry, Associate Professor, School of Public Health Penelope Power, BCARS Program Director, Catholic Charities
Behavioral Health Intervention by Paraprofessionals in the Baltimore African American Faith-Based Community Courtney Keeton, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine Vanessa Booth, Pastor, Lamb of Life Baptist Church
Using Baltimore HIV Behavioral Surveillance Data for New Local HIV Prevention Planning Danielle German, Assistant Scientist, School of Public Health Colin Flynn, Chief, Center for HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology, Infectious Disease and Environmental Health Administration, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygeine
Understanding Urban Gardeners' Perceptions of Risk from Soil Contamination: Identifying and Sharing Resources to Mitigate Contaminant Exposure Keeve Nachman, Assistant Scientist, School of Public Health Katie Dix, CGRN Coordinator, Community Greening Resource Network (CGRN), Parks and People Foundation
Reducing Crime through TransForm Baltimore's Comprehensive Rezoning: The Public Health Case for Addressing Nonconforming Liquor Stores Rachel Johnson Thornton, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine Laurie Feinberg, Division Chief, Comprehensive Planning, Baltimore City Department of Planning
Baltimore Men's Health Assessment Project Roland J. Thorpe, Jr., Assistant Scientist, School of Public Health Ryan Petteway, Social Epidemiologist, Baltimore City Health Department
Sail-Ability Program at the Downtown Sailing Center Theresa Marshall, Undergraduate, Business Management Peter Hegel, Deputy Director for Outreach, Downtown Sailing Center Ebony Vaughan, Program Manager, MENTOR Maryland
Health Literacy Initiative Days Eruejerien Okoh, Undergraduate, Peabody Institute Jeanette Seaman, Greater Homewood Corporation
Unrealized Potential: Preparing East Baltimore Youth for Sustainable Careers in Science, Engineering and Medicine Aaron Chance, Undergraduate, Department of Neuroscience & Bioethics Aubrey Jordan, Undergraduate, Department of Psychology Valencia Warnock, Site Director, The Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center
Volunteer Stress and Burnout in ExperienceCorps Baltimore Vijay Varma, Graduate Student, Bloomberg School of Public Health Sylvia McGill, Director, ExperienceCorps
Acculturation and Migration as a Risk Factor for HIV Among Latinos in Baltimore Nadine Chen, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Division of General Internal Medicine Kathleen Page, Latino HIV Outreach Program Director, Baltimore City Health Department
Recovering a Sense of Place: Environment and Community in Treatment (ReSPECT) for Addiction Joshua Garoon, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Health Behavior and Society Peter Bruun, Director, Art on Purpose
Transitioning to Independence: Assessing the ReEntry Environment for Young Adult Former Prisoners Eva Moore, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Division of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine Reverend Horace Smith, President/Executive Director, Group Ministries, Inc.
Characterizing the Need for Mental Health Services in Baltimore Youth Brad Sutton, Clinical Fellow, Division of Cardiology Susan Tibbels, Principal, New Song Academy
Improving HIV Preventive Services in Baltimore through Geospatial Analyses Adam Milam, Graduate Student, Department of Health, Behavior and Society Reverend Debra Hickman, President, Sister's Together and Reaching (STAR)
Neighborhood Characteristics and Stress During Pregnancy: A Community Perspective in Baltimore Cynthia Minkovitz, Professor, Department of Population, Family, and Reproductive Health Maxine Reed Vance, Director of Quality Assurance and Clinical Affairs, Baltimore City Health Start
Finding Our Wings Community Documentary Program Jacquelyn Duval-Harvey, Instructor, Bloomberg School of Public Health Kirsten D'Andrea Hollander, Director, Finding Our Wings
Passport to Health: Taking Charge of your Health; Empowering Intimate Partner Violence Survivors to Become their own Health Advocates Patty Wilson, Faculty, Department of Community-Public Health Nursing Janice Miller, Residential Services Director, House of Ruth Maryland
Birth Companions Services for New Refugees: Partnering with the International Rescue Committee Elizabeth T. Jordan, Assistant Professor, Community Public Health Nursing Erica DelViscio, Senior Manager, Organization International Rescue Committee
Self-made Families: Gangs and Latino Youth in East Baltimore Precious Ann Ventura Fortes, undergraduate student, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Community Partner: Gina Baez, Mi Espacio After-School Program
The Family Employment and Support Program (FESP) Men's Group Janet Glover-Kerkvliet, graduate student, School of Education Community Partner: Cheryl J. Harris, Circuit Court for Baltimore County
Reverse the Trend ™: Healthy Trendsetters Movement Chandra L. Jackson, PhD candidate, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Shawn McIntosh, American Diabetes Association
Public Education Partnerships Luigi LaPietra, undergraduate student, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Community Partner: Matthew Wernsdorfer, Baltimore Civitas School
Joy Wellness Center Lakha Mathewkutty, graduate student, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Jack VandenHengel, Shepherd's Clinic
From Promise to Practice: Keys to Successful Implementation of Street Outreach for Youth Violence Prevention Jennifer Mendel, PhD candidate, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Leon Faruq, Safe Streets East
Trajectories of Mental Health Treatment among African American Men in Impoverished Areas of Baltimore City Anne Sawyer, PhD candidate, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Deborah Agus, Mental Health Policy Institute for Leadership and Training
City Scholars: Self-Discovery Through Adventure: Leadership Training for Baltimore Boys Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu, graduate student, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Valencia Warnock, Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center
Data Driven Urban Health Initiatives C. Debra Furr-Holden, assistant professor, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Jeanetta Churchill, The Family League of Baltimore City
Data Driven Capacity Building for the Baltimore City Fire Department Andrea Gielen, professor and director, Center for Injury, Research and Policy, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Raymond O'Brocki,, Baltimore City Fire Department
Improving the Food Environment in Baltimore City Recreation Centers Joel Gittelsohn, associate professor, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Steve Vassor, Baltimore City Recreation Bureau
Evaluation of an Interactive Safety Decision Aid for Victims of Domestic Violence Nancy Glass, associate professor, School of Nursing Community Partner: Terri Wurnser, House of Ruth
Health and Well-Being in Baltimore: A Public Health Perspective Philip Leaf, professor, Bloomberg School of Public Health Community Partner: Grady Dale, Jr., The American Institute for Urban Psychological Studies, Inc.
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Before halftime it was clear that the University of Memphis would be cutting down the nets at FedExForum as champions of the Conference USA Tournament. Again, their defense and athleticism – one and the same for the Tigers – was too much for an overwhelmed opponent as they defeated Marshall, 83-57, on Saturday for their seventh straight win and third consecutive blowout in the tournament.
When the new Memphis Animal Shelter opened in November, an undercover police officer was among its employees, working as a technician.
Local real estate professional John Stamps is investing in his home town by setting up a namesake business venture in Collierville Town Square.
Ideally, I was going to spend some time charting a course for how the University of Memphis would make it to the Sweet 16. They would get, say, a 6 seed and I'd spend a little time talking about how they would beat an 11 seed in their first game and then I'd make a case for them upsetting a 3 seed in their second game and reaching the tournament's second weekend.
The defense in the Petties drug organization trial in Memphis federal court won't start presenting its case at least until Tuesday, March 13.
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Shelby County Commissioners could pass a redistricting plan Monday, March 12, two months and two weeks after the deadline to complete the once-a-decade process.
Now that the schools consolidation planning commission has settled on a structure for the merged school system to come, Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell is pushing the countywide school board to make a decision sooner rather than later on arguably the two most immediate concerns of parents.
Diversified Trust, a Memphis-based comprehensive wealth management firm, has a new managing principal of its Memphis office.
Two days after all the votes were counted in the Tennessee presidential primary, state Republican Party leaders had already worked out how many of the state's at-large delegates would go to their top three candidates.
Memphis Bioworks Business Association will host "Building the Talent Base for Bioscience: Workforce Development Initiatives in the Mid-South," Thursday, March 15, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The University Club, 1346 Central Ave.
From the Tigers' perspective, what wasn't there to like about a resounding 83-52 victory over Central Florida Friday evening in the semifinals of the Conference USA Tournament at FedExForum?
The Shelby County Commission will meet Monday, March 12, at 1:30 p.m. in the Shelby County Administration Building, 160 N. Main St. Click on icon for a full agenda.
The concept of Ricki's Cookie Corner began at the Memphis home of Ricki Krupp more than 30 years ago and grew over the years thanks to a mixture of made-from-scratch Kosher recipes and family support.
Have you ever seen little kids spin around and around until they get so dizzy they become totally out of balance and fall down? They try to get up a few times and fall down again and again.
Ron Paul would feel right at home in the Economic Club of Memphis audience next week.
Remember the "one-time-only" 18-cent property tax hike approved by the Memphis City Council in 2011?
For science fiction author Joe Fitzpatrick, the completion of his first novel was a dream within a dream.
What does it take to open a restaurant?
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WASHINGTON (AP) – The United States added 227,000 jobs in February as the nation has put together the strongest three months of job growth since the Great Recession, boding well for President Barack Obama's re-election chances.
NEW YORK (AP) – Bank of America is providing mortgage relief to about 200,000 homeowners.
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Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Since when has shipping your kid off to be locked in building not been voluntary?
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
How about the allergic kids eat in a different room? Or on the other side of the cafeteria? Or use the cafeteria first? I'm sure the concern is cross contamination. Perhaps they should look at their cleanliness issues. I could think of a lot of solutions short of BANNING Mr. Peanut...
But with compromise comes with new problems. Isolating a child at a separate table because of his or her allergies can create social ostracism and lead to bullying.
Ugh! Then punish the BULLIES, not the bullied! Every time I see a story like this, I am thankful that I didn't have kids. The school system is whacked!
Originally posted by Hefficide
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Then your low income neighborhood is vastly different than my low income neighborhood. My world is populated by dual income families scraping by and raising a lot of latch-key kids.
Schools are places where people are forced into small spaces for elongated periods of times. Like airplanes.
Originally posted by Hefficide
And, oh, BTW, airlines voluntarily do not use peanut products. Why? Because they don't want to be sued over an avoidable medical situation. Why should a public school have less of a right to protect itself and it's "customers" than a corporation?
It's common sense. And there's no common sense in absolutist argument.
Originally posted by TXRabbit
this whole Allergy issue blows me away.
I'm in my mid-40's. I cannot, for the life of me, remember 1 single kid in school who was either a) allergic to nuts, b) had asthma or c) was austistic/ADHD
What the hell did we do to our society these last 30 years that makes this happen?
Originally posted by CoherentlyConfused
Can allergies kick in by merely smelling peanut butter?
Originally posted by Hefficide
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I'd honestly have to research that ( people bringing peanuts onto planes ). I am not sure about the answer. Unfortunately I had a death in my family yesterday and am being pulled in several different directions today involving wakes, viewings, and funeral arrangements... So I may not get to doing this research for a day or three. My apologies. But I will return with an answer at some point.