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"One of Them" is certainly one of the more pivotal episodes of Lost. That's something you may not know on your first viewing however, making this one of the more unusual episodes to review. It's pretty much impossible to forget what I already know about Henry Gale and everything that will be after the events of this episode so I'm simply going to write this review from two perspectives. First I'll recall what I thought on my initial viewing and then I'll switch gears and let my inner fan kick in and allow myself to look back on this key episode.
Up until this point the Others storyline has really been hit or miss. We've been given glimpses of them but we really don't know anything about this mysterious group. What they've excelled at however is completely unraveling the survivors of Flight 815. Over the first half of season two we've witnessed this group, who really are dependant on each other for survival, fall apart. There wasn't much trust between these unlikely allies to begin with but what little they had has been put to the test. And you know what, they've failed at every turn. That's what the Others do best. Hide in the shadows and not only make you doubt yourself, but the person next to you as well.
Now throw in Henry Gale and the distrust amongst the survivors is magnified. We saw it last week when Sawyer took advantage of everyone and now this week we see it amongst Jack, Sayid and Locke. Both Sayid and Locke work against Jack while they setup the interrogation and eventual torture of Henry. Nobody amongst the survivors appears to be working together and all the Others have to do is sit back and watch this group fall apart. No wonder they agreed not to attack if the survivors left them alone – they don't have to.
Sayid has been looking for someone to blame ever since Shannon's death. He's incapable of blaming Ana Lucia because he knows she was simply mistaken and frightened of the Others. So what does he do? He unleashes unholy hell on the first "unknown" to cross his path. Sayid is adamant that Henry Gale is one of them but I genuinely don't believe he knows for sure. He's so desperate for revenge that he's completely blinded by his hate. There's some great tension here and while I love some bad ass Sayid, you know he has no reason to be torturing Henry Gale. The man's story may not be that believable but there are other avenues of determining the truth besides torture. Rousseau's words certainly do spark some doubt in Henry Gale's story but she's also a mad woman who kidnapped Aaron and held Sayid captive thing he was one of them.
Sayid's flashback is an interesting look at his capture by the US military at the end of the Gulf War. There are some great moments here, including Sayid's preparation to torture his once commanding officer Tariq. Much like in his scenes with Henry Gale, Sayid is full of hate for Tariq after witnessing what he had done to innocent civilians. There's also a surprise appearance by Kelvin Inman (Clancy Brown) and Kate's father, who is headed back home after the war.
Sawyer and Hurley's story was an odd departure. It's funny to see Sawyer somewhat surprised at the fact that people don't want to have anything to do with him. He went out of his way to piss everyone off during "The Long Con," the least he could do is act like he's enjoying the fruits of his labor. Hurley and Sawyer's search for the frog is pretty much forgettable. I was a little surprised to see Sawyer crush the poor frog but I guess he needs to maintain his "bad boy" status by hurting defenseless creatures.
The real thrill of this episode is watching it after you've seen the series up to season five. This story features the introduction of one of the show's most important characters and Michael Emerson is already brilliant in the part. This is Benjamin Linus' first meeting with Jack, Locke and Sayid who will each eventually grow to hate the character in their own respective way. Watching Sayid's interrogation made me flash-forward to thoughts of their encounter in season five and how important Sayid was in Ben's development. "One of Them" is a good Lost episode that is even better in hindsight due to what we know now.


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Marie-Pierre Aubry; Khaled Ouda; Christian Dupuis; William A. Berggren; John A. Van Couvering; Jason Ali; Henk Brinkhuis; Philip. R. Gingerich; Claus Heilmann-Clausen; Jeremy Hooker; Dennis V. Kent; Chris King; Robert W. O.'B. Knox; Peter Laga; Eustoquio Molina; Birger Schmitz; Etienne Steurbaut; David R. Ward
- Title:
- The Global Standard Stratotype-section and Point (GSSP) for the base of the Eocene Series in the Dababiya section (Egypt)
- Author(s):
- Aubry, Marie-Pierre
Ouda, Khaled
Dupuis, Christian
Berggren, William A.
Van Couvering, John A.
Ali, Jason
Brinkhuis, Henk
Gingerich, Philip. R.
Heilmann-Clausen, Claus
Hooker, Jeremy
Kent, Dennis V.
King, Chris
Knox, Robert W. O.'B.
Laga, Peter
Molina, Eustoquio
Schmitz, Birger
Steurbaut, Etienne
Ward, David R.
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- 2007
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- The GSSP for the base of the Eocene Series is located at 1.58 m above the base of Section DBH in the Dababiya Quarry, on the east bank of the Nile River, about 35 km south of Luxor, Egypt. It is the base of Bed 1 of the Dababyia Quarry Beds of the El Mahmiya Member of the Esna Formation, interpreted as having recorded the basal inflection of the carbon isotope excursion (CIE), a prominent (3 to 5%) geochemical signature which is recorded in marine (deep and shallow) and terrestrial settings around the world. The Paleocene/Eocene boundary is thus truly a globally correlatable chronostratigraphic level. It may be correlated also on the basis of 1) the mass extinction of abyssal and bathyal benthic foraminifera (Stensioina beccariiformis microfauna), and reflected at shallower depths by a minor event; 2) the transient occurrence of the excursion taxa among the planktonic foraminifera (Acarinina africana, A. sibaiyaensis, Morozovella allisonensis); 3) the transient occurrence of the Rhomboaster spp. - Discoaster araneus (RD) assemblage; 4) an acme of the dinoflagellate Apectodinium complex. The GSSP-defined Paleocene/Eocene boundary is approximately 0.8 my older than the base of the standard Eocene Series as defined by the Ypresian Stage in epicontinental northwestern Europe.
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- Marie-Pierre Aubry, Khaled Ouda, Christian Dupuis, William A. Berggren, John A. Van Couvering, Jason Ali, Henk Brinkhuis, Philip. R. Gingerich, Claus Heilmann-Clausen, Jeremy Hooker, Dennis V. Kent, Chris King, Robert W. O.'B. Knox, Peter Laga, Eustoquio Molina, Birger Schmitz, Etienne Steurbaut, David R. Ward, 2007, The Global Standard Stratotype-section and Point (GSSP) for the base of the Eocene Series in the Dababiya section (Egypt), Columbia University Academic Commons, https://doi.org/10.7916/D8BP0C85.


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While food allergies are seemingly rare, food intolerances are much more common and widespread. A recent study found that one in five adults in the UK report suffering from a food intolerance. So, what's the difference between allergies and intolerances, and how do you know if you have one?
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Prerequisites & Distribution: Only first-year students, including those with sophomore standing, may pre-register for First-Year Seminars. All others need permission of instructor. (3). (HU). May be repeated for a total of six credits.
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Walt Whitman is largely credited with both the invention of modern free verse and with the invention of a distinctly American voice in literature. In this course, we will read Whitman's poetry in conjunction with a wide variety of twentieth-century poets from throughout the Americas in order to gauge the connection between literature and community. Some of the poets we will read (for example, Carl Sandburg, Allen Ginsberg, and José Martí) clearly model their work upon Whitman's style. Others (such as Marianne Moore, Amiri Baraka, and Ferreira Gullar) clearly diverge from Whitman. But all of the poets in this course share a common desire to capture the collective voice of American communities, whether those communities be defined by ethnicity, nationality, region, or generation.
In readings from Spanish America, the Caribbean, Brazil, and the U.S. (including African-American, Jewish-American, European-American, and Latino-American communities), we will examine the possibilities of creating American or "New World" traditions. We will come to terms with how poetry shapes and defines, reflects and refines – and ultimately alters – our visions of the Americas. Moreover, we will engage many of the debates conflicts, and struggles over identity and culture that have shaped literary studies over the past century.
First and foremost, however, this course has been designed as a primer for poetic reading. One does not read a poem as one would a novel or a newspaper; many of us are therefore thoroughly perplexed or confused by poetry. You may think of this course, then, as training in how to read a poem. No previous knowledge of poetry is required for this course, only the desire to read it. All texts will appear in English (in facing-page translation with the original when available); knowledge of Spanish and Portuguese is helpful, but not necessary.
Prerequisites & Distribution: Comp. Lit. 240 recommended. (3). (HU).
Credits: (3; 2 in the half-term).
You arrive in a new place. What are the new sensations – the first smell, taste and sound? Can you understand? How do you know what to do? Are you embarrassed? Are you tested, scrutinized and turned away? Or welcomed, fed and given gifts? Do you stay?
In this course we explore the fundamental question of how society treats its newcomers. Looking at exemplary "arrival scenes' in literature, film and art, we ask what arrival says about greeting and hospitality, the ethics of travel, the meaning of "home", the treatment of migrants and the creation of ethnic, racial, class, religious and sexual difference. We also deal with the question of what happens when arrival fails, when reciprocation is refused and hospitality is not extended or accepted. The course shows that 'arrival practices' have implications for cross-cultural relations. In an age of mass migration and globalization, we find that arrival practices reflect wider social tensions: they reveal deep-seated attitudes to "Otherness", to acculturation, assimilation and a sense of national belonging.
The syllabus includes novels, travelogues, autobiographies, historical and ethnographic accounts, as well as theoretical texts dealing with encounter, gift-giving, colonialism, migration and nation-building. Also covered are media such as film and television, for example, Star Trek, Hogan's Crocodile Dundee, documentaries on Ellis Island and Harris's Kindertransport, and art dealing with "landings". Texts may include: Segher's Transit, Maspero's Roissy Express. A Journey Through the Paris Suburbs, Rushdie's Midnight Children, Naipal's The Enigma of Arrival, Mauss' The Gift, Oezdamar's Mother Tongue, Roth's Call It Sleep and Cahan's The Rise of David Levinsky.
In this course we will examine 20C writers' and filmmakers' responses to one question: What are human rights?
Many ways of thinking in the past century have relied on the idea that a common thread unites all humans in the world. Still, almost every ideology, movement, political system, etc. has defined human differently. For some, certain desires, pleasures, fears, emotions, thoughts, and physical features are common to all, while for others they are based on individual or cultural differences. How have artists accounted for the changing values of individuals and groups in their descriptions of humanity? What has it meant to be human in twentieth-century world literature?
Attempts to develop and describe human rights since World War One have first had to define human, and then to define rights. In this course we will examine expressions of various opinions on the structure and function of rights by writers and filmmakers from many parts of the world. When and why have rights been considered natural or universal? How have writers portrayed the connections between national rights and declarations of international human rights in the past century? Studying works by Al Sa'adawi, Baldwin, Brodsky, Duras, Enyedi, Kundera, Nabokov, O'Connor, Paz, Polanski, Singer, Rozewicz and Woolfe, among others, we will consider how portrayals of family life, friendships, migration, criminality, punishment, political ideologies, major events and their aftermaths have demonstrated the significance of the struggle for human rights in the Twentieth Century.
Requirements include weekly readings, two short (3-page) essays, one long (8-page) paper, and a final exam.
Prerequisites & Distribution: (3). (HU).
Was the colonial period in Southeast Asia a romantic adventure? A mission of good works? Was it all about money and power – a tragedy of exploitation, ending triumphantly in revolutions of national liberation? What was "the colonial" anyway?
We will examine this question primarily through the lens of fiction, produced by those who have wielded colonial power, critiqued it, opposed it, apologized for it, borne witness to it, and overthrown it. Particular attention will be paid to how the category "native" is represented, how it intersects with considerations of class, gender, "race" and ethnicity, and how the term's significance has varied with historical context and perspective.
In addition to novels, we will read short complementary pieces including historical and biographical essays, primary historical source material, and cultural and literary criticism. We will also consider how novelistic truths differ from historical ones, and what a work of fiction may bring to our understanding of the past.
Readings will include: Joseph Conrad, Lord Jim; Marguerite Duras, The Lover; George Orwell, Burmese Days; C.S. Godshalk, Kalimantaan; Multatuli, Max Havelaar or the Coffee Auctions of the Dutch Trading Company; Jose Rizal, Noli Me Tangere; André Malraux, The Royal Way; Louis Couperus, The Hidden Force; Pramoedya Ananta Toer, This Earth of Mankind; K.S. Maniam, The Return; Albert Memmi, The Colonizer and the Colonized.
Prerequisites & Distribution: (3). (HU). May be repeated for a total of six credits.
The course is devoted to the study of literary works that are inextricably
linked to specific literary movements such as modernism, magic realism, and postmodernism. We will compare novels and short stories across various geographical regions and discuss some of the shifts in the literature of the 20th century. Special attention is paid to Marcel Proust, Franz Kafka, Virginia Woolf, Thomas Mann, Jorge Luis Borges, Gabriel García Màrquez, Latife Tekin, Italo Calvino, John Barth, and Orhan Pamuk.
Prerequisites & Distribution: (3). (HU). May be elected twice, for a total of six credits.
In this course students will read 20th century works of literary nonfiction by writers with South Asian links who write about a different place than they write from. We will begin by comparing five short accounts of Mumbai/Bombay to see how much narrative personality affects the portrait of a place, then in subsequent weeks develop a critical vocabulary for discussing these rhetorical decisions by pairing travel writing with travel theory. We will consider Santa Rama Rau and George Orwell writing about colonial India, self-identified postcolonials Amitav Ghosh and Amit Chaudhuri writing about "videsh," diasporic writers Meena Alexander, Sara Suleri and Michael Ondaatje describing a return to South Asia, as well as writers like Pico Iyer, V.S. Naipaul and Ruth Prawar Jhabvala whose identities on and off the page are even more complicated. How do their identities impact the way they construct a narrative "I" as their traveling selves and as their writing selves? What do they assume they have in common with their readers and what do they assume their readers won't share with them? What preconceptions of "here" and "there" do they rely on to construct their narrative authority? Students will be expected to make a class presentation on one of the assigned readings and to prepare a reading response for each class session. Instead of an examination, there will be a final paper investigating questions raised in the readings.
Books to be purchased:
V.S. Naipaul, An Area of Darkness; Santa Rama Rau, Home to India; Amitav Ghosh, In an Antique Land; Sara Suleri, Meatless Days; Amit Chaudhuri, Afternoon Raag; Michael Ondaatje, Running in the Family.
A course pack will include the following essays and excerpts: Suketu Mehta, "Mumbai"; Octavio Paz, "Bombay"; Pico Iyer, "Bombay: Hobson-Jobson on the Streets"; Ardashir Vakil, from Beach Boy; Sara Suleri, from The Rhetoric of English India; Caren Kaplan, from Questions of Travel: Postmodern Discourses of Displacement; Rob Nixon "London Calling: V.S. Naipaul and the License of Exile"; George Orwell, "Shooting an Elephant"; Mary Louise Pratt, from Imperial Eyes: Travel Writing and Transculturation; Inderpal Grewal, from Home and Harem: Nation, Gender, Empire, and the Cultures of Travel; James Clifford, from Routes, Travel and Translation; Meena Alexander, from Fault Lines; Ruth Prawar Jhabvala, "Myself in India."
See English 313.001.
Prerequisites & Distribution: (3). (HU). May be repeated for a total of nine credits.
Cinema has often tried to depict the Greek gods, heroines, and lands in the same terms as the ancients talked about them. But it has also often tried to update them and bring them closer to our own reality. What happens when films adapt Greek tales to modern times? When Medea, Antigone, and Electra appear in South Africa, Poland, or Tunisia? When Orpheus, Ulysses, and Oedipus suffer in the American South, Yugoslavia, or Italy? This course will examine the uses of Greek myth in movies that remove the stories from their original setting and take them to different lands and times. Accordingly, readings will include not only ancient material but also modern literature that transforms myths in radically modern terms. The goal of the course is to examine the mutually reinforcing overlap between myth, literature, and cinema. The movies will have neither columns nor monsters but they will show how fate can still turn us all into wandering, questioning Greeks.
Prerequisites & Distribution: Junior standing. (3). (Excl). May be repeated for a total of six credits.
See English 417.002.
Prerequisites & Distribution: Upperclass standing. (3). (Excl). May be repeated for a total of nine credits.
See Arabic, Armenian, Persian, Turkish, and Islamic Studies 383.001.
The Homeric poems, Iliad and Odyssey, have been "required reading" in Western culture from its first beginnings. Although a complete mystery in so many respects (their date and authorship are unknown; they resemble more a tradition than a text; they are blemished with imperfections), their literary influence has been vast, from Sappho and Greek tragedy to James Joyce's, Ulysses and Derek Walcott's Homeros. What are the reasons for this enduring attraction? In this course we will explore the monumentality of these two poems – less their quality as great works of literature than their role as cultural icons, as signifiers of value, and as landmarks in the evolving relationship between literature and culture. Both poems will be read selectively by way of background, but our main focus will be on Homer's place – the very idea of Homer – in the culture wars of early modernity, in the 19th century, and even today. The course will be a study in the intellectual and cultural history of value, and Homer will be our guide.
Readings will sample ancient and modern authors, with selections from critics (Alcidamas, Plato, Aristotle, Swift, De Quincey, Lukacs, Auerbach, Bakhtin) to musicians (Wagner), philosophers (Plato, Vico, Hegel, Nietzsche), educators and politicians (Humboldt, Arnold, Kingsley, Gladstone), scholars (Wood, Lowth, Wolf, Parry), and finally archaeologists of the material past (Schliemann, Morris) and of the modern mind (Freud). Selected secondary readings will help provide background. In the last week we will look at the recent inflammatory pamphlet about the canon and the university, Who Killed Homer? Requirements will include weekly readings, several short process papers, a short oral presentation, and one final essay. A fuller description will be available http://www.umich.edu/~jport/.
See Hebrew and Jewish Cultural Studies 491.001.
Prerequisites & Distribution: Comp. Lit. 495 and Honors concentration in comparative literature. (3). (Excl). (INDEPENDENT).
In the Honors Thesis course the Honors student typically develops the seminar work done in Comparative Literature 495 (Senior Seminar) into a longer, more thorough study under the auspices of a faculty thesis director. Students who need help in arranging for a thesis director should contact the Comparative Literature office, 2015 Tisch Hall, 763-2351.
Prerequisites & Distribution: Permission of instructor. (1-4). (Excl). (INDEPENDENT).
Credits: (1-4).
This course is intended for Comparative Literature concentrators. It offers a student the opportunity to work closely with a faculty member associated with Comparative Literature on a comparative topic chosen by the student in consultation with the professor. Together they will develop a reading list; establish goals, meeting times, and credit hours (within the range); and plan papers and projects which the student will execute with the tutorial assistance of the instructor. The student will be required to submit a written proposal of his or her course to the Program office. For further information, contact the Program in Comparative Literature, 2015 Tisch.
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Yardley Primary School
Yardley is an Academy School, part of the RAY academy trust. This means that we work closely with our partner school, Roger Ascham Primary. We are not governed by a Local Authority. We take pupils from aged three to eleven years and consider ourselves as a community primary school.
We have a very good relationship with our parent body and together we strive to achieve for each individual child that joins us their maximum potential for academic, physical and social achievement.
We encourage children to become literate and numerate with high levels of spoken, investigative and problem solving skills, together with a balanced view of the world. Equally important we promote social skills such as co-operation, tolerance, care for oneself and others and good manners.


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Professors Steven D. Doty, N. Daniel Gibson, Daniel C. Homan, C. Wesley Walter; Associate Professors Kimberly A. Coplin, Riina Tehver; Assistant Professors Melanie Lott, Steven M. Olmschenk; Technician/Machinist David Burdick; Academic Administrative Assistant Beth Jeffries
Departmental Guidelines and Goals
Astronomy 100 is a course in Descriptive Astronomy, designed explicitly for the non-physics major student, and may be used to satisfy one course of the science division requirement. The student who desires preparation for graduate work in Astronomy, Astrophysics, or Space Physics should pursue a major in Physics with a minor in Astronomy and is encouraged to consult early with faculty in the Physics and Astronomy Department. See Physics Department section.
Astronomy Minor
Minimum requirements for a Minor in Astronomy are Physics 125 or 200, 126, 127, 220, 305, 306 and 312; Astronomy 100, at least two upper division Astronomy courses totaling 4-8 credits, and Mathematics 123 and 124. (Students who have taken Physics 121-2 should consult with the Chair about requirements.) The experimental course, Physics 312, may be modified to reflect the student's interest in Astronomy. Students should consult with the Department chair about the requirements. Early consultation with the Department is strongly advised. See the Physics Department section of the catalog.


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Australian Institute of Landscape Architects(AILA) has voiced its opposition to a new freeway link in the City of Melbourne that will cause the loss of 6% of one of Melbourne's largest parks and have "severe ecological, cultural and heritage impacts Royal Park and Moonee Ponds Creek.". The East West Link is a tunnel that joins two major freeways across the north of the city, however unlike the BIG DIG in Boston and the Madrid Rio, the East-West Link will widen existing surface roads to allow for above ground access ramps into the tunnel.
AILA has recently released a position paper on the new East-West link calling stating that
"East West Link Stage 1 is one of Victoria's largest ever road infrastructure projects and the Linking Melbourne Authority is proposing to build it through the most sensitive historic heart of our city. The Authority is rushing the process to suit a political agenda. To date it has delivered a vague and unacceptable design with no certainty about how it will be delivered by a yet to be selected public/private partner."
The largest impact of the proposed project will effect Royal Park, Melbourne's largest inner city park that was created in the 1840's that has over time had the open space eroded by new hospitals, Commonwealth Games Village, sport fields and stadiums and a large road that cut through its heart.
AILA has reviewed the material available and found that over 39 hectares (21% the park) will be severly impacted by the proposed tunnel which will be built using the cut and fill method. In its position statement, AILA raises concern about this lack of detail and public consultation
"As a profession which often plays an important role in the planning and design of large road infrastructure projects we are disappointed by the lack of consultation on, and public evaluation of, options for the design of this project. Even a small rural freeway requires an extended public process including consideration by an expert panel of the cost and impact of several alignment options."
WLA had an email conversation with Ron Jones winner of the Royal Park Masterplan in 1984 about East-West link and Jones feels that
"The loss of parkland in Royal Park and reduction of value of large parts that are not directly lost is significant in itself and even more so since it comes on top of extensive alienation of parkland in central Melbourne over the past couple of decades.". He also states that "The area of parkland added through Birrarung Marr was very, very, small in comparison to what has been lost."
It also seems the public of Melbourne have lost connection with Royal Park and thus there seems to be little public opposition to the East-West Link as it is seen as a overall benefit by cutting down travel times rather than a loss of public open space in a city which is increasing in density but not increasing the amount of open space. Jones laments that
"As for what Royal Park means to Melburnians, the answer seems to be "astonishingly little", at least at present. Much of the character in the park that I love is the result of neglect of a kind – it was too big and too difficult to turn into yet another municipal garden and retained a natural or at least rural feel that one now must drive for hours to find at the fringes of the metropolitan area. But the big space on its own does not make a good park experience for most people. Most people I met in the period after the 1984 design competition did not know where Royal Park was until I explained it was around the Zoo. I suspect little has changed over the past 30 years….On top of that, I think Melburnians' affluence and materialism are a factor. When a friend's wife said "why would you go to Royal Park? There's nothing there" (or words to that effect) perhaps the contrast to be made is not with a visit to the Cranbourne Botanic Gardens but with Chadstone or Ikea. "
President of the AILA Victorian Chapter Kirsten Bauer feels that there is a "…lack of understanding in our community of the value of open spaces in cities. And that we see open spaces as waiting grounds for mass transport and more in particular roads….its extraordinary that our city is bucking the trend of intelligent cities."
A infrastructure project such as this should be seen as an opportunity to improve the city not just in terms of transportation but improving the overall fabric of the city to benefit all residents environmentally, socially, culturally rather than as Jones states "purely a transport project, and not calculated to leverage wider urban design and development benefits."
Melbourne seems to be lacking the understanding the role open space plays in creating the world's most liveable city and its encouraging to see landscape architects and their professional bodies voicing their opinion and pushing for plans for the authorities "to develop an alternative alignment option that avoids any impact on Royal Park and Moonee Ponds Creek, or to otherwise abandon the project."
WLA would like to thank Ron Jones (Jones & Whitehead) and Kirsten Bauer (President of the AILA Victorian Chapter) for making the time for this report.
Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Position statement on East West Link – Stage One – Download in [pdf]


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Sharon, PA High School 1944-45 Basketball Team
Varsity players, as identified in the yearbook.
Front row, Pete Olshavsky, Ray Rindy, Leo Shamm, John Tomko, Ed Racketa, Ed Sample, John Goga, Paul Garay, Norman Bell, and Clarence Price.
Back row, John Zachar --Assistant Manager, Andy Tomko -- Manager,Dave Marshall, Ed Yarzab, Andy Butchko, Gene Koss, Paul Nemetz, Nick Zipay, Alex Mentrek, and Donald Moore -- coach.
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And lo, the mighty siren sang of pumpkin lattes.
Such bewitching melodies would have surely lured the sailors overboard, abandoning their diets, had Odysseus not ordered them to plug their ears with wax. But alas, a young oarsman did not heed the order, for he was briefly distracted by the entertainment of Tubed cats. Thus the siren's song crept into his ears, igniting a most powerful desire.
Ignoring the cries of the mast-bound Odysseus, the oarsman leapt from his bench and took hold of the wheel. And though he was but a scrawny youth, he strained the rudder against the current with tremendous force – turning the entire ship towards its doom.
Realizing their peril, the other sailors tried to stop the oarsman – but nay, it was too late. The youth was already intoxicated by the siren's frothy spice of pumpkin, the proof of his folly already posted to Facebook. Hashtag sorry-not-sorry indeed.
Odysseus' grief was great, but seeing as they were already stopped, he saw no harm in ordering a mocha, which was much to his glorious preference. And yea, all the sailors did drink the fancy coffee of the siren, delaying their oft-detoured return to Ithaca by another twenty minutes. Odysseus prayed to the gods that Penelope would not mind.
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EE, formally Everything Everywhere, has switched on its 4G mobile network in the UK today so we're here to answer all your burning questions. Updated on 21/11/12
The UK has been waiting a long time for 4G to arrive and it's finally upon us and you're sure to have many questions relating to it. We've put this article together to explain what 4G is, how it works and how it will affect you. See also: Everything Everywhere launches 4G in UK with new brand.
Here's our FAQ for everything 4G but if you have further questions, feel free to post them in the comments section below.
EE 4G in the UK: What is 4G?
4G stands for the fourth generation mobile network. In short, it is faster mobile broadband internet for devices like smartphones.
EE 4G in the UK: When will it launch?
The 4G network has been switched on today, but only for testing and isn't available for the general public to use yet. EE will launch the service to the public on 30 October.
EE 4G in the UK: Where will it launch?
Testing is taking place in London, Cardiff, Bristol and Birmingham and these will be the first cities to get 4G in the UK. A total of 16 cities will have 4G live by Christmas; see below for the full list.
Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Derby, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hull, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Nottingham, Newcastle, Sheffield and Southampton.
Beyond this EE said it will reach 70 percent of the UK by the end of 2013 and 98 percent by the end of 2014.
To register your interest head to www.ee.co.uk
EE 4G in the UK: How fast will the network be?
EE uses 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology which has a theoretical speed of 100Mbps. However, the typical average speed to expect will be between 8Mbps and 12Mbps. EE said the typical maximum speed and peak speed are 40Mbps and 64Mbps, respectively. In our test we saw various speeds between 12Mbps and 41Mbps.
See also: 4G vs 3G network hands-on speed test
EE 4G in the UK: Will there be any data limits or traffic shaping?
The data plans on offer start at £36 per month for 500MB of data. All tariffs include unlimited calls and text messages with the most expensive costing £56 for 8GB of data. See the below table for all the available plans. EE has confirmed with us that there will be no traffic shaping.
Users who already own a 4G smartphone can get a SIM-only data plan but £15 cheaper, bar the 8GB plan which isn't available. EE's SIM-only deals are based on a 12 month contract.
EE 4G in the UK: Is EE replacing Orange and T-Mobile?
No, EE is a new brand which will operate alongside Orange and T-Mobile which will remain as brands and retailers in their own right but there will be some changes.
They will all use the EE network and therefore smartphones will display 'EE' instead of 'Orange' or 'T-Mobile' by Christmas. All existing Orange and T-Mobile stores will also be rebranded to EE and will serve customers of all three brands.
EE 4G in the UK: What happens if I'm an Orange or T-Mobile customer?
You can remain as an Orange or T-Mobile customer as per usual but you won't be able to use 4G. EE has said it will make it 'easy and straightforward' to move to EE to take advantage of the 4G network.
EE 4G in the UK: Will my current phone work with the 4G network?
Unless you have bought a 4G capable phone recently, the answer is unfortunately no. Since existing smartphones and tablets with mobile internet capabilities use 3G technology, they won't be compatible with EE's 4G network.
However, if you're within the first six months of a contract with an Apple iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S3 or HTC One X, EE will let you trade it in for a 4G version for £99.
EE 4G in the UK: What 4G capable smartphones and devices will I be able to buy?
EE has announced the following smartphones will be available on its network but we have no specific launch dates more specific than they will be available this year. Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, HTC One XL, Nokia Lumia 820 LTE, Nokia Lumia 920 LTE and Huawei Ascend P1 LTE.
On top of these will be the Huawei E589 Mobile Wi-Fi and Huawei E392 MBB Stick (a USB dongle). You can connect these to existing devices like smartphones, tablet and laptops via USB or Wi-Fi to utilise the EE 4G network without needing to upgrade the device itself.
EE 4G in the UK: Will the iPhone 5 work with 4G?
As we predicted, the iPhone 5 will work on EE's 4G network since its chip supports the 1800MHz spectrum. EE hasn't announced its pricing for the iPhone 5 yet. See also: iPhone 5 UK price and mobile network round-up.
It's worth noting that the iPhone 5 won't work with some rival 4G networks in the UK. O2 and Vodafone will be bidding for 4G spectrum in Ofcom's upcoming auction, but the 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrums on offer do not match the iPhone 5's 4G specification. Three has an agreement with EE to eventually use the iPhone 5 compatible 1800MHz spectrum.
Read: iPhone 5 won't support O2 or Vodafone 4G networks
EE 4G in the UK: Will the new iPad work on 4G?
In short the answer is no. EE uses the 1800MHz spectrum for its 4G while the latest iPad, or iPad 3 uses 700MHz and 2100MHz so won't be compatible. The iPad 4, or iPad with Retina display does support 4G in the UK.
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Abstract: In this talk, we present the theorem proving environment HOL-OCL. The HOL-OCL system is an interactive proof environment for UML/OCL specifications that is integrated in an MDE framework. HOL-OCL allows to reason over UML class models annotated with OCL specifications. Moreover, HOL-OCL provides several derived proof calculi that allow for formal derivations of validity of UML/OCL formulae. These formulae arise naturally when checking the consistency of class models, when formally refining abstract models to more concrete ones or when discharging side-conditions from model-transformations.


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Brotherly Love: Volunteer Steps Up Despite HardshipIn our weekly Brotherly Love stories, we meet a lot of people volunteering at food banks to help the hungry. Eyewitness News anchor Ukee Washington met one volunteer who fell on hard times and needed help herself, but still gives back every month.
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For Immediate Release
June 5, 2014
"The recycling numbers reflect the hard work that local governments and businesses are doing to recover more material," said Kent Coleman, director of DHEC's Division of Mining and Solid Waste Management. "Recycling is a way of life for more and more residents and businesses that understand the environmental and economic benefits of this simple action."
The state's MSW recycling rate improved to 31.5 percent between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013 from the previous year's rate of 29.5 percent. Overall, the amount of MSW recycled increased 142,860 tons to more than 1.3 million tons last year.
On average, each South Carolinian recycled 1.59 pounds per person per day - up from 1.44 pounds per person per day from the previous year - or more than 580 pounds per year.
Recycling saves energy, conserves resources, helps prevent pollution and lessens the need to build landfills. It also plays a significant role in the state's economy, according to Coleman. South Carolina is home to more than 500 recycling businesses that provide more than 21,000 jobs.
"We're doing well, but we need to continue to improve," Coleman said. "We're still sending about 70 percent of our waste to landfills - much of which could have been recycled by businesses that need the material."
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Pioneer Camp is steeped in the early history of Londolozi. It was here that over 80 years ago the Varty ancestors arrived after three days of hard travel by rail, wagon and on foot, and pitched their tents in the falling light. Today, this magnificent location is the site of Londolozi Pioneer Camp. Londolozi Pioneer Camp combines old colonial style with contemporary African culture. The main living area is open-plan, containing a kitchen, sitting room and dining area. This spacious and open area allows guests to enjoy views of the breathtaking landscape while relaxing in comfort.
A 500-year old Riverine forest throws dappled light on the six exclusive chalets at the camp and provides a dramatic backdrop for the camp's celebration of the past.The colonial influences are evident at Pioneer Camp in the elegant cream interiors, silver teapots at High Tea and Portmeirion crockery. The six chalets that comprise the accommodation at Londolozi Pioneer Camp are themed with historic memorabilia, telling a story of a bygone era and furnishing an environment of leisurely indulgence. The swimming pool offers a welcome respite on warmer days. Guests enjoy the exclusive use of Pioneer Camp, which is entriely independent, visitors are however welcome at the nearby gift shop and information centre located at Londolozi Bateleur Camp.
Accommodation at Pioneer Camp is offered in three suites and three river-front chalets, accommodating a maximum of 12 guests.
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 15, 2013) - The Ottawa Senators' year-long commitment to community outreach programs throughout the National Capital Region continues. The following is a look at the club's community schedule from Friday, Feb. 15, to Thursday, Feb. 21.
Senators Alumni to visit Eganville and District Minor Hockey Association - Friday, Feb. 15
NHL and Ottawa Senators Alumni will suit up to participate in a fun-filled charity hockey game against coaches from the Eganville and District Minor Hockey Association. Former NHL players Brad Marsh and Shean Donovan, along with other members of the Sens Alumni, are expected to take part in the festivities. The hockey game is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. at Eganville Arena (178 Jane St., Eganville). Tickets are $10 and are available at the arena, Foodland (8754 Ontario 60, Letts Corners) and the Township of Bonnechere Valley municipal office (49 Bonnechere Street East, Eganville).
Dodge Caravan Kids Family Hockey Day - Monday, Feb. 18
Chrysler's Ontario Dealership Association, in partnership with the Ontario Minor Hockey Assocation and Alliance Hockey, will host the Dodge Caravan Kids Family Hockey Day on Monday, Feb. 18, from 7 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the Bell Sensplex. Sixteen local novice house league teams will compete in a round robin tournament, skills competition and various off-ice activities including the Sens Street Tour inflatable games and a special appearance by Spartacat, the Senators' ambassador of fun, at 1 p.m. For more information on the event, please visit www.caravankids.ca.
Brad Fritsch to drop puck in ceremonial faceoff - Thursday, Feb. 21
Local golfer and 2013 PGA Tour member Brad Fritsch will conduct a ceremonial faceoff prior to the 7:30 p.m. game between the Senators and New York Rangers on Thursday, Feb. 21. Fritsch has played in five PGA tour events this year and has finished in the top 10 on one occasion. Fritsch and the Senators entered a promotional partnership this past summer with the aim of assisting him to reach his goal of earning a PGA tour card, which he accomplished in October. This season, Fritsch is sporting the Senators' logo on both his shirt and golf bag.
Spartacat Appearances
Spartacat, the Senators' ambassador of fun, helped launch Kindness Week, a growing movement to celebrate kindness in Ottawa, earlier today at Accora Village. He will also join members of the Sens Alumni this evening at the Eganville Arena at 7:30 p.m. In partnership with Coca-Cola, Sparty will visit Brown's Your Independent Grocer (1251 Main St., Stittsville) at Noon and Walmart (5357 Fernbank Rd., Stittsville) at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 16. Sparty will take part in Funatorium Explorium's Family Day Weekend mascot parade and dance party at Noon on Sunday, Feb. 17, at the Ernst & Young Centre (4899 Uplands Dr.), followed by Re/Max's corporate skate at 2:30 p.m. at Scotiabank Place. On Monday, Feb. 18, he will join Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson at the Rink of Dreams for the Mayor's Family Day Skating Party at 11 a.m. before heading to the Bell Sensplex to visit local hockey players and their families taking part in the Dodge Caravan Kids Family Hockey Day tournament at 1 p.m.
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Dr Desmond Kegakilwe – Chairperson
Dr Desmond Kegakilwe is the Chairperson of the RHAP. Born and bred in the rural village of Tlakgameng, in the far west of North-West Province, and where he works as a rural doctor today, Dr Kegakilwe's commitment to rural health is unwavering. Dr Kegakilwe was trained as a medical doctor in Cuba, and graduated in 2004 in South Africa not only with a medical degree but also with a strong sense to serve the underprivileged. Dr Kegakilwe is also RuDASA Chairperson. In 2012 he was one of the Mail and Guardian's Top 200 Young South Africans. Find out more about Desmond in this RuDASA interview.
Prof Ian Couper – Chairperson Executive Committee
Prof Ian Couper chaired RHAP's Steering Committee from 2009 to June 2015 and is now heading up the Board Executive Committee. A family physician by training, his areas of expertise are in health service development, undergraduate and postgraduate education, HRH research, and advocacy. Prof Couper is the Director of Ukwanda Centre for Rural Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Stellenbosch University and Editor of the African section of the international journal Rural and Remote Health. In January 2014 he received the Special Award for Outstanding Health Professional Educators at the Prince Mahidol Award Conference 2014 "Transformative Learning for Health Equity", in Thailand.
Prof Steve Reid (ExCo Member and Board Treasurer)
Prof Steve Reid is the Chair of the Primary Health Care Directorate at the University of Cape Town. A family physician by training, Prof Reid's passion and commitment for rural health dates back from the eighties where he worked at Bethesda Hospital as a conscientious objector to military service. He presided over the transition from the Centre for Health and Social Studies (CHESS) at the University of Natal to the UKZN Centre for Rural Health. Prof Reid has published extensively on the issue of compulsory community service, and is currently involved in numerous research projects in the field of rural health, including medical education, human resources for health, and Community-Oriented Primary Care.
Prof Haroon Salojee (ExCo Member)
Haroon Saloojee is a full professor and Head of the Division of Community Paediatrics at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg and a principal specialist at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital in Soweto. He has a range of research and academic interests including childhood malnutrition, neonatal care, medical education and health system organisation. He is a past president of the College of Paediatricians of South Africa, and a member of the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa Senate. He is an executive member of the South African Paediatric Association and the South African Child Health Priorities Association. He also is a member of the University of the Witwatersrand Senate. He is a member of the Boards of the Soul City Institute and the Starfish Foundation. He is an executive member of the Global Paediatric Education Consortium. Prof Salojee serves on ministerial committees on child mortality and morbidity, and immunisation. He has offered technical support to various World Health Organisation technical committees.
Vanessa Du Preez (ExCo Member)
Vanessa Du Preez is the General Manager of Grants at Wits Health Consortium and an Ex-officio member on the RHAP Board.
Sibongile Tshabalala
Sibongile Tshabalala is the National Chairperson of the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC). She is also the Deputy Chairperson of the Gauteng Provincial AIDS Council. She is openly and proudly living with HIV. She was diagnosed with HIV in 2000 after a long and severe illness. In 2009 she became a member of the TAC Vosloorus branch. In 2012 she was elected as Provincial Chairperson of TAC Gauteng and currently she worked as a District Organiser in Gauteng. At the National Congress held at Lesedi Cultural Village in Gauteng (2017), she was elected as National Chairperson of TAC.
Mark Heywood
Mark is the Executive Director of SECTION27 (which incorporated the AIDS Law Project in 2010). He joined the AIDS Law Project (ALP) in 1994 and in 1998 he was one of the founders of the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC). He has continued to serve on the TAC Secretariat, National Council and Board of Directors. Mark was elected as the deputy chairperson of the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC) in 2007 and remained in the role for five years before standing down in 2012. In 2009, he was appointed as a member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on National Health Insurance. Mark has also written extensively on HIV, human rights and the law and has been part of the legal teams of the ALP, TAC and SECTION27 that have been involved in major litigation around HIV and other human rights issues in South Africa.
Erika Bostok
Based at Witbank Hospital, Mpumalanga, Erika Bostok is a Speech Therapist and Audiologist by training and a founding member of Rural Rehab South Africa. She is the Vice-chairperson of the National Speech Therapy and Audiology Forum, the Acting Nkangala District Rehabilitation Coordinator from April 2009 to date and one of the RuRESA representatives on the National NDoH Rehab Task Team.
Dr. Ziyanda Vundle
Dr Ziyanda Vundle is a Public Health Medicine specialist. She hails from the Eastern Cape, the most rural province in South Africa. Although she did not train within the province, she has always been in touch with the province. This is demonstrated by her practising medicine within the province and her return to use her expertise in Public health Medicine and contribute to the improvement of population health in the Eastern Cape. Dr Vundle has a personal insight into challenges faced by populations that live in rural areas.
Dr Vundle is currently employed by the Walter Sisulu University as the Head of the Department of Public Health. Significant impact on change can be sought through various approaches: Political systems, civil organisations, philanthropy, and scientific research and implementation, amongst others. She chose to use the academic approach to influence and address social and health challenges.
Dr Vundle sits in various board and executive committees to highlight the plight of the rural and underserved populations.
Thembekwa Gwagwa
Prof Lionel Green-Thompson
Assistant Dean: Teaching and Learning, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand
Sasha Stevenson
Sasha Stevenson is the Head of Health at SECTION27. An attorney by profession, she works primarily on the right of access to health care services. Sasha's work takes her between government department boardrooms, courtrooms and remote villages in the Eastern Cape, Gauteng, Limpopo and Mpumalanga. SECTION27's use of the law to catalyse social change means that, far from maintaining a traditional legal practice, Sasha is just as likely to be found speaking about rights to nurses and patients in a remote rural clinic as doing policy research or drafting court papers.
Prior to joining SECTION27, Sasha worked at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, before going on to complete an LLM in International Human Rights Law at the University of Cambridge. In 2009 she worked as a clerk for the late former Chief Justice Pius Langa.
Ntombiyenkosi Nkosi
Ntombiyenkosi Nkosi is a National Citizen Voice and Action Coordinator for World Vision. South Africa. Her role is to promote civic education and civic engagement to ensure human rights are upheld to benefit all. She serves as a link between communities and duty bearers that leads to community policy dialogues for improved service delivery.
Ntombiyenkosi is passionate about community capacity enhancement hence she supported rural communities register their organisations as legal entities and to source funding for project financing. One of the projects is Mfelandawonye which's main objective was to build capacity of its members both technically and organisationally, who became agents of transformation. With project management expertise and experience she designed and managed various projects in the field of sponsorship and advocacy that made communities realize significant role to participate in governance matters.
She graduated with a Social Science Degree from the University of KwaZulu Natal. She accumulated knowledge and skills through courses like Human Resources, Democracy & Participation and Project Management.
Dr Bernhard Gaede
Dr Bernhard Gaede is Head of Family Medicine at the University of KwaZulu Natal. He was previously the Director of the UKZN Centre for Rural Health (CRH) and worked for many years at Emmaus Hospital, in the Drakensberg, as Hospital Manager, Medical Manager as well as Medical Officer at different stages. He has been extensively involved with rural health advocacy through the Rural Doctors' Association of Southern Africa (RuDASA) as well as the Rural Health Advocacy Project.
Nhlanhla Ndlovu
Executive Director, CEGAA
Daniela Goeieman
Daniela Goeieman is a National Committee Member for Professional Association of Clinical Associates in South Africa (PACASA). She graduated with a BCMP degree from Wits in 2013. She joined PACASA's management committee in 2015 to assist with developing the association's strategic objectives and to strengthen the profession and organisation's identity. Her passion for rural health stems from experiences at medical school and a personal attachment with relatives/friends that are living in rural areas.
Dr. Guin Lourens
Manager Clinical Training Platform, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Stellenbosch, RuNURSA Committee Member.
Dr Daphney Nozizwe Conco
Dr Daphney Nozizwe Conco is a committee member of the Public Health Organisation of South Africa. She has acquired her basic nursing degree from the University of Zululand after which she obtained various other qualifications, including a Doctorate of Philosophy from the Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences, London South Bank University. She has extensive research, training, management, monitoring and evaluation work experience in the fields of Public Health, Health Systems, Women's Health, Gender, Sexuality and Reproductive health and has published widely. She currently holds a managerial position in the Professional Institute of the Democratic Nursing Organization of South Africa (DENOSA).
Marije Versteeg- Mojanaga (ex-officio)
As the Director of the RHAP, Marije is an ex-officio member of the RHAP Board. See the staff page for more information


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Cougs Head to Las Vegas
Feb. 6, 2001
THIS WEEK: After having a week off the Cougars will travel to Las Vegas, Nevada this weekend to compete in two dual matches. The Cougars will face Florida International (FIU) and Nevada-Las Vegas (UNLV) Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
SCOUTING THE GOLDEN PANTHERS: FIU is coming off of a 5-2 upset over No. 41 Miami, the first defeat of the Hurricanes in the school's history. The Golden Panthers are currently No. 42 in the latest WingspanBank.com Collegiate Tennis Rankings. FIU's senior Anneliesse Rose is No. 71 with a record of 5-5.
SCOUTING THE RUNNING REBELS: UNLV is coming off a 5-2 win over New Mexico State. The Rebels are currently No. 63 in the latest WingspanBank.com Collegiate Tennis Rankings. UNLV's freshman Agnieszka Abram is currently No. 39 with a record of 7-5 at the No. 2 position.
COACH GROCE ON THIS WEEKEND: 'I think this is going to be a tough weekend for us. We will be competing against two strong teams. We are looking very well on the doubles court. I think the wins over Fresno State helped us to gain the confidence we needed. We are looking to our veterans for leadership, and our freshman to play with more confidence. I think this will be a confidence building weekend.'
PERKINS RETURNS FROM TEXAS: Junior Erica Perkins (Seattle) returned home after competing in the Rolex National Intercollegiate Championships February 1-4. She came back with a 1-2 record, including an upset over Florida's No. 34 Lindsey Dawaf. Perkins was one of nine PAC- 10 women, as well as the first Cougar to compete in the tournament
COUGARS IN THE RANKINGS: The Cougars moved up from No. 62 to No. 58 in the latest WingspanBank.com Collegiate Tennis Rankings. Five Cougar players are currently ranked in the latest ITA poll. Perkins is No. 51 in singles, while freshman Anna Dybicz (Jonkoping, Sweden) is tied at No. 84. Dybicz and fellow freshman Lorena Arias (Mexico City, Mexico) teamed up to snag the 49th doubles spot, while senior team-captain Tamara Filipovic (Belgrade, Yugoslavia) and freshman Stacy McKenna (North Bend, Oregon) are currently tied for the 50th doubles position. The new rankings will be announced Wednesday.
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Message from the Clinical Director
Dear Pharmacy Residency Candidate,
Thank you for your interest in the Scripps Mercy pharmacy residency programs.
Scripps Mercy is the oldest and largest hospital in San Diego County. We provide both primary care and tertiary care to our patients. Our tertiary care ICU is one of the busiest and highest acuity ICUs in the county. Our emergency department is a certified STEMI center and Stroke Center and services our Level 1 Trauma Center patients.
The Department of Pharmacy is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Clinical pharmacy services are provided throughout the hospital with distribution originating in the main pharmacy. Clinical and distributive services are provided by more than 30 full time unit-based clinical pharmacists, many having advanced clinical training.
The Department of Pharmacy, in conjunction with Scripps Mercy physicians and nurses, are committed to delivering a top quality education experience.
The residency year is the most exciting year of your pharmacy career. It is filled with a steep and exhilarating learning curve. Although this year is challenging, it is an experience we hope you will think back on fondly as you embark on your resident journey.
Please take an opportunity to further review our web content and learn why Scripps Mercy Hospital is an excellent place to begin or continue your training.
Harminder Sikand, Pharm D., FCSHP, FASHP
Clinical Director of Pharmacy Services


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SNF to receive $15.5M loan
Crown Point Health Suites in Lubbock, TX, will receive a $15.5 million loan, Walker & Dunlop announced.
The skilled nursing facility was built in 2011, with additions in 2013. The property has had average occupancy of 89% over the past year, the company said.
Walker & Dunlop's Kevin Giusti and Michael Vaughn led the origination team.


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More than anything, what struck me about YIIK: A Postmodern RPG was its tone. I felt it every second playing the game, from its hilarious dark humour-leaning writing, to its playful and surprising combat mechanics, to its music and visual style. Naturally, I was eager to speak to the team behind the game. Busy at work for their tentative early summer release, Ackk Studios couldn't make it in person to London, where I played the game at the indie convention EGX Rezzed. Still, I was keen to talk to them somehow, so I chatted with Andrew Allanson, Y2K's co-director and lead composer, as well as one of the two co-founders of Ackk, on Skype a few days ago.
"I think the story can be a bit heavy handed at times so the comedic elements help it not get laid down in its own pretentiousness", Allanson said of finding the perfect tone of the game. This was certainly clear playing the demo at EGX, where the several minor characters I met had their own stories to tell, stories that reflected the state of the world through a distorted, comedic lens. Taking place in a rundown trailer park town called Wind Town, I met (and fought) an "underpaid cashier", a "hook-handed jock" and a child-aged "wannabe cop". The hook-handed jock, I was later told by his younger sibling on the playground, had a scholarship to a respected university before ending up in a horrible accident.
The main story, though, of the slice that I saw, is certainly a lot darker. Y2K (set before Y2K, in 1999) tells the story of Alex, a post-collegiate hipster dude who, while in between jobs, sees a video on an internet conspiracy theory message board of a mysterious girl who disappears into an elevator. Naturally, Alex then goes on a hunt for this girl. At the end of the demo that I played, the game takes a darker tone as we meet this girl's brother, and the meat of the story, that which was incredibly gripping, became apparent. However, nestled with its often playful comedy, Y2K struck a nice middle ground. "Earthbound really set the rules for telling a really screwed up story, without ever making the player feel gross."
The process of that fusion between the heavy and the light exists elsewhere in the game's design, namely its American setting and Japanese gameplay roots. The multiple-member party, turn-based combat is a staple of old-school JRPG's (Japanese Role Playing Games), but instead of monsters of any kind, we fight mundane archetypes of Americana, whether it's a goth or a jock. Likewise, instead of swords and spells, the three characters I played with had decidedly postmodern attack moves. Alex, our hero, fights by throwing LPs at his enemies, Vella, one of Alex's friends, and a member of my party in the demo, fights by throwing an amp at enemies or playing her keytar, while Michael, my third party-member, takes photographs of the enemy. Each has you play a brief mini-game: drawing a square, hitting the sweet spot of a record as it spins round a turntable, etc.
In fact, Alex's conception came from a desire to fit the mundane reality of daily life within the epic and grand nature of any RPG quest. "I thought about who the hell has time to go on a 40 hour quest when he's 25…I realized the only person who could would need to have well-off parents, and be in between jobs, so that's where Alex's background came from." This itself seemed to come from Persona 4's treatment of its characters as characters, not just abstract vehicles of destruction. "The biggest game changer for me was Persona 4," Allanson said, talking of modern game inspirations. "I started it 6 months [into development of Y2K] and it made me me rethink my approach to making the game feel like it takes place during a normal person's life. Sometimes your party member can't join you, because she has a shift at work, for example."
The inspiration, of course, goes well beyond Persona 4 and Earthbound. In the game, there are 6 dungeons, "each inspired by a different JRPG." This idea reflects the tongue-in-cheek title of the game, which proclaims itself a 'postmodern RPG'. The different themed dungeons varies in its degree of homage to its inspiration. Some are obvious, such as the Zelda-style dungeon, while others are more subtle.
Indeed, inspirations go beyond videogames themselves, despite the fact that this is very much a videogame inspired by videogames. That mysterious plot point, of the girl being terrorized by an elevator, the video that Alex sees online and sets off his quest and the game, didn't come out of nowhere. "We picked an elevator because it was Elisa Lam's last known location before she died in the water tower." Lam died in February 2013, her body found in a water tank on top of a hotel in Los Angeles. In the video of her, in that now infamous elevator, she can be seen peering outside the elevator, going in and out of it, hiding in it, and gesturing and talking in the corridor outside.
And that was her last known location. "After she died and the video of her in the elevator surfaced I couldn't go into one without thinking about her. Made me really anxious for a while. So, I picked it as her death inspired the game in a way."
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG is out this summer, for PS4, PS Vita, Wii U and PC.


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This tour highlights the famous pyramids of Egypt as well as the Sphinx with an opportunity to stroll the city market at Khan Elkhalili. If time permits, there will be a fantastic walking tour in the old city of AlQahira.
"Layover Tour To The Pyramids And The Sphinx"
Cairo layover tour guide will be at Cairo airport holding a signboard with your name written on it. Pick you up, welcome, and assist. Start the tour with the local tour guide to the pyramids of Giza to see the famous pyramids of Egypt, the great pyramid of king Khufu, the pyramids of Chephren and Mycarinous, the funeral temples, and the pyramids of the Queens. Continue your tours to the Sphinx, see the valley temple of Chephren, the place where the body of the king was mummified and then proceed to the old part of Cairo to see the ancient walls of the city, the very old mosques, the ancient houses of the Muslim students who studied in AlAzhar university. Finish this amazing walking tour with a stop at the large tourist bazaar. Tea time at Elfishawy old cafe before heading back to Cairo airport to arrive there two hours before your connection flight.


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Book it! The sports book newbie's guide
So, you call yourself a sports expert , but you don't know where to start at the sports book?
It can be intimidating stepping into a sports book for the first time, with all the numbers and terminology being thrown around. Fortunately, MGM Race and Sports Book Director Jay Rood was able to share some advice with us for book first-timers.
The first idea to take note of is that odds are the same across sports books within the same group: You don't have to shop around for the best odds.
"It's not like if you play at MGM, there's an advantage over playing at New York-New York," said Rood.
With that in mind, pick a sports book with an ambiance you feel most comfortable with. Are you more comfortable palling around with a pack of jersey-wearing buddies or are you part of the top hats-and-monocles crowd? Do a little research on our race and sports book list and find a place that sounds like your idea of fun.
"You want to pick the environment that's more conducive to your personality. Sports books have their own personality… certain ones are more exciting than others," Rood said."
"Let's say, Bellagio – not quite as raucous as here at the Mirage. You have smaller, more intimate places like New York-New York and Monte Carlo. If you want the coolest, neatest and nicest surroundings with kind of a lounge effect, obviously you go Aria."
And as with anything in Vegas, you can opt for the higher-end experience with sports books too.
"[MGM Grand has] a unique product with the Skybox. If you're with a group of guys, a bachelor party, or something like that, that would be a cool place to hang out, sit with your buddies and watch a game."
Once you've selected your betting habitat, you can actually place a bet. There are all sorts of funky betting options, wagering types and complicated-sounding terminology to give seasoned bettors different challenges.
But you're a newcomer, right? You know the teams, but all this mumbo-jumbo is still new to you. Rood suggests you keep it simple.
"There are a lot of different things, but if you're just starting out and coming into the book, you want to stick to the basics: Bet on the team you think is going to win. Unless the point spread is over ten points… just let the spread take care of itself," he said.
Futures are another kind of basic bet, where you place a bet on the outcome of an event in the (of course) relatively distant future. Usually, this means betting on the outcome of a season instead of the outcome of a game.
"If you're here from out of town and you're a big fan of your hometown team, and think they're going to win… you can make your wager and it'll be in action the whole season," Rood said.
Futures are available for most of the major sports leagues, including college basketball, BCS championship, Premiere League and more, so you can wager within your favorite league. Or you can go for something a bit more novel as some people do, just to have a ticket that says you could win $10,000 for a $5 futures bet on the worst team.
Hey, you might get lucky!
Once you've acclimated yourself a bit more to the sports book setting, you can consider going beyond the basic wagers. If you do want to spice it up a bit, there are options that go beyond "which team wins" without requiring an encyclopedia of betting terms or proper alignment of the stars (or is that, scores?) for a parlay ticket to work out.
"On Sunday and Monday nights, we put a out a proposition sheet on those games and you can pick which player you think will score the first touchdown, and there's a catch-all field bet where if none of the players listed score, then the field gets paid out," Rood said.
"Or if you're not sure how the team is going to perform, you can bet on just the points of one of the teams [on Sunday or Monday night games.]"
Once you've placed a few basic wagers and you feel ready to step up your game a bit – perhaps crunching some numbers beyond your favored league and team, visit our sports betting guide and keep in mind the most important advice of all:
"It's about having fun, coming in and not going overboard with it until you understand exactly what's going on," Rood said.
"It's meant to be fun and recreational and meant to make watching the game a little more exciting."