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Joshua w. Stanbro
Chief Resilience Officer
for the City & County of Honolulu
Executive Director
of the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability & Resiliency
Josh Stanbro is Honolulu's Chief Resilience Officer, and serves
as the Executive Director of the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency. Josh has a deep background in sustainability and brings a track record of developing cross-sector partnerships to his role in Mayor Caldwell's administration. He served as Environment and Sustainability Program Director for the Hawai'i Community Foundation from 2009-2017, where he led the Hawai'i Fresh Water Initiative and the Hawaiʻi Environmental Funders Group. Previous to HCF, Josh headed The Trust for Public Land's Hawaiʻi Office, where he worked with local communities to permanently protect over 25,000 acres and dedicate over $200 million in land conservation funds. Josh graduated from Claremont McKenna College and earned a law degree from Berkeley Law. He also visited the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa where he earned the Cali Award in Native Hawaiian Rights. He and his family live in Pālolo Valley.
Phone: (808) 768-2277
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justin gruenstein
deputy director and deputy chief resilience officer
Justin Gruenstein was appointed Deputy Director of the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency on July 1, 2017. In this capacity, he also serves as the city's Deputy Chief Resilience Officer. Previously, he was the Executive Assistant to Mayor Kirk Caldwell responsible for policy matters relating to the environment, sustainability, and emergency management. He also served as the emergency coordinator for the Office of the Mayor and Managing Director, acting as the Mayor's liaison to various emergency management agencies. Before joining the City and County of Honolulu, Justin spent five years in government relations with the County of Maui Mayor's Office and an international civil engineering firm. Early in his career, he was a legislative assistant and policy analyst at the Washington State Legislature, where he served on the staff of both the chair of the Senate Environment, Energy & Water Committee and House Speaker Pro Tem. An alumnus of the University of Washington in Seattle, Justin currently serves as a member of the Hawaiʻi State Hazard Mitigation Forum and the University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program Advisory Council.
Phone: (808) 768-6603
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Matthew j. Gonser, AICP, CFM
coastal and water program manager
Matthew Gonser joined the City and County of Honolulu's Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency in October 2017. His position focuses on coastal and water issues and opportunities, with attention to community planning and design, natural hazards mitigation, sea level rise and climate change adaptation, and green infrastructure and stormwater management. Matthew also manages the Office's development of a Resilience Strategy through the City's award from the Rockefeller Foundation's 100 Resilient Cities Program. Matthew previously served as the Community Planning and Design Extension Agent with the University of Hawai'i Sea Grant College Program. He holds one of two Directors-at-Large positions with the Hawai'i Chapter of the American Planning Association, is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP), and is a Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM), as administered by the Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM). Matthew has also served as the Vice Chair and Treasurer of the McCully-Mō'ili'ili Neighborhood Board. He also serves as an advisory council member for the state Department of Land and Natural Resources Kaulunani Urban and Community Forestry Program and volunteers as a Citizen Forester. Matthew earned a BS in Natural Resources Ecology and Management from Cornell University, and holds masters in both Regional Planning and Landscape Architecture, respectively, also from Cornell.
Phone: (808) 768-2276
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Energy Program Manager
As Energy Program Manager, Rocky utilizes experience in energy, economics, and financial analysis to help the City plan, organize, and implement its energy programs and priorities. This includes the City's commitment to stay in the Paris Agreement and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through energy efficiency, grid modernization, and renewable energy use in electric generation and transportation. Prior to joining the Office, Rocky served in a variety of roles as an economist for the Hawai'iPublic Utilities Commission, an energy analyst for the State Energy Office, and a research analyst for AIG Investments in New York. Rocky earned a Masters in Economics and International Relations with a specialization in Emerging Markets Finance from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and B.A. in History from Yale University.
Phone: (808) 768-2279
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Ketty loeb, Ph.D.
Grants and Research Manager
Ketty joined the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability, and Resiliency to build out its grants portfolio, and also manages monitoring, learning & evaluation, data tracking, and workflow across the Office. With a Ph.D. in Political Science and more than a decade of experience working in the non-profit sector, she brings both academic and practice-based expertise on civil society capacity building, organizational development, project management, public policy, environmental politics, and comparative politics.
Previously, Ketty worked as a lecturer in Political Science and Public Policy at University of Washington; as a grants manager at Honolulu's East-West Center and at Sightline Institute, a Cascadia-focused sustainability think tank; and as a program evaluator for the American Bar Association's Rule of Law Initiative. She has also worked on the foundational teams of several start-up non-profit organizations and served on the executive board of the Washington State China Relations Council. She has lived, researched and worked overseas, in China and Japan. She earned her M.A. and Ph.D. from University of Washington, and a B.A. in Asian Studies from University of Puget Sound.
Phone: (808) 768-2278
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molly pierce
communications and outreach manager
Molly Pierce joined the City and County of Honolulu's Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency in October 2018. Previously, she worked for a private communications firm and as a Committee Clerk at the Hawai'i State Legislature. Molly holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Maine. She has served on the Kaimukī Neighborhood Board since 2017.
Phone: (808) 768-2280
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Uyen Vong
office manager and outreach specialist
Uyen Vong joined the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency in August 2017. Previously, she served as the community relations specialist at the Neighborhood Commission Office, overseeing over 400 volunteer board members. Prior to joining the City and County of Honolulu in 2014, Uyen worked at the Hawai'i State Legislature as a legislative aide and committee clerk.
Phone: (808) 768-4947
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Hayley Cook
External Partnerships & Network Mapping Coordinator
AmeriCorps VISTA
Hayley holds a B.S. in Sustainability from Arizona State University where she studied energy policy and practiced a systems-thinking approach to working on environmental challenges. Prior to graduating she participated in the McCain Institute's Policy Design Studio in Washington, D.C., researching environmental foreign policy. She also spent time with the Clinton Global Initiative consulting on environmental stewardship projects for cross-sector organizations.
As a VISTA Member, this will be Hayley's second term of national service, having completed a year with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps, in which she collaborated with non-profits on service projects throughout the U.S.
Joshua Ferrer-Lozano
Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Inventory & Policy ANalyst
AmeriCorps VISTA
A double-major undergraduate from Sonoma State University with degrees in Environmental Studies and Planning (ENSP) and Economics, Joshua is an advocate for creating sustainable and dynamic solutions using comprehensive approaches for public issues.
He believes that understanding the economic aspect of public decisions (environmental or not) can provide the financial insight and groundwork for initiatives concerning Environmentalism, Urban Planning and Legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Joshua has interned for the United States Senate in Washington, DC for the Sub-Committee on Environment and Public Works where it has influenced his interest in how community activism, economics and public policy can create and expedite sustainable solutions. He has interests in how local and international economic markets and technology influences not only public infrastructure but social preferences and conservation.
Joshua wishes to further his studies in the Environmental/Economic fields utilizing emerging technologies and economics to build mitigation strategies for both private and public sectors.
Nick Henner
energy & water efficiency coordinator
AmeriCorps VISTA
Nick was a 2016 Environmental Defense Fund Climate Corps Fellow, where he worked on global energy management projects for Boston Scientific Corp. Prior to beginning his graduate studies to pursue a career in sustainability, Nick spent four years working on the operations team at Victory Park Capital, a Chicago-based investment management firm.
He holds his M.S. in Sustainability Management from American University in Washington, D.C. and a B.S. in Finance from the University of Arizona. Through his eco-travel and volunteer experiences, Nick developed a passion for environmentalism and sustainability.
Holly Morgan
Sustainable & Resilient
Communities Coordinator
AmeriCorps VISTA
Holly holds a M.S. from the University of Edinburgh Geosciences Department's 'Carbon Management' program. While in the program, she focused on community-owned renewable energy systems, emission reductions project development, and sustainable food systems, and held a research assistant position with the University of Edinburgh Biochar Research Center reviewing the effectiveness of biochar-use as a greenhouse gas mitigation tool. For her dissertation, she interned with the African Conservation Tillage Network in Nairobi, Kenya, studying barriers to climate-smart agriculture strategy uptake in smallholder farms in Laikipia, Kenya.
Holly is an alum of the University of Wyoming, and holds a double B.S. in Biological Sciences and Environment and Natural Resource Management. While she earned her degrees, she served as Sustainability Chair of the Environment and Natural Resources club- focusing on growing greater campus sustainability.


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For several weeks now, we've been looking for a dog for my mom. Last weekend, we finally found him, and I think I'm in love. Here he is:
Isn't he adorable? Toby is a three month old mutt, probably half daschund and half terrier. I've never owned a dog before, so everything is very new and exciting. I hope to stamp some more this weekend, but with this guy around, no guarantees!
Have a great weekend!
Friday, January 16, 2009
I See a Distraction in My Future. . .
1 comment:
- Tracy said...
Ohhhhhhhh I'm in love! He is perfect Teresa. Tell your mom she has to share him with all of us too!
- January 23, 2009 at 3:24 PM
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Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko – Episode 2
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I'm going to try something different this week, to see if it turns out better. It will assume you have watched the episode, though, so I can go more in depth with some discussion.
First of all, I'm still finding it hard to take Erio's stories seriously, since I, like the protagonist, don't have the slightest clue of what the truth is. The anime is doing a good job putting us into the shoes of the main character, keeping us unsure on the legitimacy of Erio's story. From the little that we've seen, most of the evidence points to Erio living in her own little fantasy world, pretending aliens are real and that she's been sent on some sort of mission. Strong evidence for discounting her abilities comes from Meme's description of how Erio attempted to fly. Based on this, I think that the series could be looking to expand on the relationships present, between Makoto and his (current) acquaintances. I very highly doubt this series could take off in a true sci-fi direction, with aliens and whatnot, and instead I think it will focus more on the human side of alien sightings and encounters, and the interactions between people who do and don't believe.
As for the characters that have been introduced, it's nice to see that none have really followed the archetypes that are usually present in anime. None of Makoto's acquaintances from school have been fleshed out fully, since we've not really seen any deviation from how they've first been represented. As the show progresses, I'm fairly certain there will be times where they do have arguments, and I think that those times will be good opportunities to get a feel for what the characters' actual personalities are.
In closing, I think that this episode gave a fairly good impression of how the series will turn out. Based on what happened in these two episodes, this show could have been categorized as a slice of life, with some sci-fi mixed in. The show hasn't really lived up to its sci-fi label as of yet, but I feel it's fairly solid as of now, even without those elements.
An addendum of sorts about various other small things: I liked what they did with the ending, but I'm not sure if they'll be animating a new one each time. The two endings shows so far have both been very nice, and certain themes have been present in each one. I see definite parallels between the UFO's and the bicycles in the two openings. Another thing I took particular note of is the background music. I was definitely aware of it, but I felt that it gave a really nice mood without being too overbearing in terms of presence.


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A bite into this sweet bread brings me back to my mother's kitchen. It's sweet, it's tart and it's really wonderful. The texture is very similar to the treat I remember as a kid.
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A bite into this sweet bread brings me back to my mother's kitchen. It's sweet, it's tart and it's really wonderful. The texture is very similar to the treat I remember as a kid.
Continue reading 'Lemon Poppy Seed Bread'
I was digging around Pecanbread.com today and ran across this little item in the news section. There is a new SCD legal pear juice.
I don't know how long it's been there, but apparently the Pecanbread people have checked it out and given it their stamp of approval.
Check out the backstory.
There is even a page where you can tell them what you wish they would make.
Go Betty, go!
Have you ever made my Fresher Salsa? Then you know that it can produce a fair amount of liquid.
Try this: Strain out the liquid and use it for a Bloody Mary cocktail. One cup of juice to a shot of vodka over lots of ice. Go ahead, give it a taste. I think you'll be pleased with its spicy freshness.
Perhaps a stalk of cilantro for garnish? Or maybe a split jalapeno? Lime might look good too…
I'm sure you remember chocolate. Maybe you are tempted to have a wee little bit now and then. Brothers and sisters I feel your pain.
In my many years of SCD I have concocted the Strategy of the Three Ds to fight temptations. In no particular order they are:
1) Distance
Physically remove yourself from the geographic location of the temptation. Out of sight, out of mind.
2) Distraction
Do something physical or mental that takes your mind away from the temptation. Almost anything. Just not the TV – every other advertisement is for food.
3) Displacement
Eat or drink something legal. It dulls the temptation.
You need to exercise some patience with any of these methods as they will take a little time to work. Practice, my friend and you will get better at "no".
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What single condiment has the ability to improve any food? Ketchup, of course. At least that's how your kids might see it.
I finally made it to the Asian market to replenish my supply of big flavor. I like Kadoya's sesame oil for the character it adds to anything from stir-fry to salad dressing. I didn't use it much pre-SCD, but now it's a staple in my oil-as-flavor arsenal.
It's much darker and bolder than the sesame oils I've been able to find in my regular grocery store and gives me an excuse to wander around the always interesting Asian market.
As I've been eating SCD I've become an avid label reader. I've been surprised at times by the number of names and forms that sweeteners take. I won't make any claims that this is a complete list, but it should at least give you an idea of the large spectrum of sweeteners. As this list consists almost entirely of sweeteners not allowed on the SCD, I've elected not to include honey to avoid unnecessary confusion.


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U.S. Dollar on Last Legs as Gold Finds New Life
The U.S. dollar is beginning to lose its grip as the dominant currency in the world economy. But as the dollar declines, it creates an opportunity for gold to break out in the near future.
The U.S. dollar is beginning to lose its grip as the dominant currency in the world economy. But as the dollar declines, it creates an opportunity for gold to break out in the near future.
On March 26 the new petroyuan futures contracts began trading. There was a flurry of trading activity just in the first hour alone, signaling significant demand for the gold-backed currency.
On March 26, China will finally launch a yuan-dominated oil futures contract. With approval, the "petroyuan" will become real and China will be set to challenge the "petrodollar" for dominance.
With the intensity of bitcoin's recent surge, some have wondered whether the cryptocurrency is taking away demand for gold. See why Goldman Sachs says cryptocurrencies won't hurt gold demand in this week's News to Know.
China just took a big step towards dethroning the dollar's place as the number one reserve currency around the world. If their strategy works, it could be bad news for the U.S. but great news for gold owners.
China and Saudi Arabia have been negotiating to ditch the petrodollar system and allow oil purchases with the Chinese yuan. If a deal is struck, it will be a huge blow to the U.S. dollar — leaving Americans with an increasingly devalued currency.
Another day, another dollar printed. With one country suffering from extreme hyperinflation, their crisis highlights important lessons that Americans should be learning. See why here.
As the price of oil plunges, it's wreaking havoc on global economies like Saudi Arabia. With their economic situation now dire, how will it disrupt the US? Find out here.
As non-Western countries are trying to move away from the dollar-denominated energy trade, is this the beginning of the fall of the petrodollar supremacy? Get all the facts here.
Every week, Your News to Know offers you the latest top news stories about the economy and the gold market. Here's what we have for you this week: Putin hoards gold (video), 6 reasons to be bullish on gold, and gold still has plenty of upside, says Capital Economics. Click here to watch the video and get all the details.


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This two day class...The student, with a mixture of classroom instruction and hands-on exercises will gain proficiency in the following areas: disassembly, reassembly, identification of mechanical deficiencies and corrective actions.
Topics Covered:
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+ Interaction of parts including safeties and fire control group
+ Proper safety checks
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+ Head Space
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+ Reassembly
+ Modification / Customization
+ Compatibility
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If you have parts you're wanting to change/install, you'll be instructed on how to install them.
Day 2 will be on the range checking proper operation, manipulation and an abbreviated Run the Gun class, which is made to instill the fundamentals of efficiency in running the specific firearm platform.


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Take a break from the holiday rush to come out and make your own live evergreen wreath to display or give as a gift. Bring any ornaments or trinkets your would like to showcase on your creation. Also bring gardening gloves, shears, and a large box to take your creation home in.
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Embrace the timeless charm of flowers to imbue your day with elegance, allure and artistry. Here are our favourite floral finds for this season
Flowers and weddings are a match made in heaven. Whether it be cascading floral garlands or clusters of dainty fragrant posies, nothing is more romantic than surrounding yourself with beautiful fresh flowers on your wedding day.
Danielle and Michael's speakeasy style wedding was full of classic Old Hollywood style charm and beautiful heartfelt surprises.
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Nvidia released the Nvidia GeForce Game Reader 390.65 WHQL driver for GeForce graphics cards on January 8th, 2018.
The update improves support for specific games, includes fixes, and patches The Spectre variant 2 security issue.
The CVE ID of the issue is CVE-2017-5753; Nvidia's issue number is 1975134.
Computer systems with microprocessors utilizing speculative execution and branch prediction may allow unauthorized disclosure of information to an attacker with local user access via a side-channel analysis.
It is recommended to install the driver update asap to patch the security issue. The latest Nvidia graphics drivers are available on the company's driver downloads website already. The driver update is also available in GeForce Experience if the software is installed on the computer system.
As always, it is recommended to uninstall the driver completely before installing the new one and to install only the driver for Nvidia graphics cards that you require.
Nvidia GeForce driver 390.65 WHQL is the first driver version that supports Nvidia Freestyle. The technology lets you apply post-processing filters to games.
Nvidia Freestyle is part of GeForce Experience. In other words: you need to install the GeForce Experience component to use Freestyle on the system.
Not all games are supported by Freestyle. Nvidia published a list of games that support the feature; the list includes games such as Call of Duty: WWII, Cuphead, Dota 2 and PUBG among others.
You need to enable "Enable Experimental Features" in the GeForce Experience client after driver installation to enable the feature. Note that you need the latest version of the GeForce Experience app as well (version 3.12) which Nvidia plans to release tomorrow.
The feature can be used to apply filters to games. Most of the filters change the aesthetic of the game, but there is a filter for colorblind players as well which may make it more than just a gimmick.
Another new feature is support for eGPU. The driver informs users with pop-ups if an eGPU has been connected or disconnected. An eGPU is an external graphics processing unit.
The new GeForce driver comes with game improvements. It adds Game Ready support for Fortnite and updates SLI profiles for Dirt4, Total War: Warhammer II and X-Morph: Defense.
The GeForce driver 390.65 WHQL fixes three issues and has six open Windows 10 issues:
Read the full release notes for the 390.65 release (PDF) with a click on this link.
You may find the following guides useful:
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You write a lot about this or that for/about Windows 10. What about Windows 7 and 8.1 ?
Those are dead, give it up…
@ ShintoPlasm,
My Windows 8.1 machine is running optimally and is very much alive.
But you're welcome to use Windows 10 and have Microsoft peering over your shoulder watching everything you do and listening to everything you say.
@Shinto, if you really believe that you are not being watched because you are using 8.1, then you are sorely mistaken.
@ Genisis,
What Shinto is running seems to be a mystery. It could be Windows 10, or maybe it's an Apple Mac, or a Linux distro even. He doesn't say.
In any event though, I'm the one running 8.1 and believe me, I'm not being watched. If you think otherwise, provide some evidence to demonstrate why you think that way.
Has anyone figured out how to get a permanet link to the most recent driver for a certain product series/product/OS/language on the Nvidia? That is, without have to go through at and set those dropdown menus each time there is a new update. Or a RSS with direct download links to the latest driver.
@Genisis: think you've got the wrong person mate.
@TelV: that's all right, I'm on a Mac… ;)
That would explain your lack of insight on the subject at hand. I enjoy prolonged security patches on a telemetry free W7. Cheers.
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text: Brand MarketingDGA Names Outstanding Director NomineesBy Adweek Staff|January 14, 2005 ShareBy Adweek Staff|January 14, 2005 ShareNEW YORK The Directors Guild of America said it has nominated five candidates for Outstanding Commercial Director. MJZ's Dante Ariola and Biscuit Filmworks' Noam Murro were both nominated for the third time. First-time nominated directors were Anonymous Content's Andrew Douglas, Hungry Man's Jim Jenkins and MJZ's Fredrik Bond.Ariola was nominated for "Circus," for Stella Artois by Lowe in London; "Urban Legend," for Levi's by Bartle Bogle Hegarty in New York; and "Money Tree," for Barclay's by BBH in London.Murro was recognized for "Carry," for Adidas by TBWA\Chiat\Day in San Francisco; "Glen," for Starbucks by Fallon in New York; and "Toy Boat," for eBay by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco.Bond was tapped for "Cherry" and "Jelly Fish," for new media company Three by WCRS in London and "The Other Game," for Nike by Wieden + Kennedy in Portland, Ore.Douglas was nominated for "Fell It," for Renault by Publicis in London; "The Air," for PricewaterhouseCoopers by Hill, Holliday, Connors Cosmopulos in Boston; "New Day," for Barclay's by Venables, Bell & Partners in San Francisco; and "Hat," for Microsoft by McCann Erickson in San Francisco.Jenkins was named for "Antlers" and "Milk Truck," for the Discovery Channel by nicebigbrain in New York; "Dance Party," for Nextel by TBWA\C\D in New York; and "Strange Fruit," for TBS by Publicis in New York.Last year's Outstanding Commercial Director was Anonymous Contents' David Fincher.This year's winner will be named on Jan. 29 at a DGA ceremony in Los Angeles. Sharehttp://adweek.it/2ki9WDn copy Adweek Adweek


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We're jumping into spring and celebrating Arbor Day (April 27) with by planting an orchard simultaneously in Chicago and at our farm in Fennville, MI on Saturday, April 28!
Join the Virtue family as we plant apple trees in our Wild Orchard to continue to sustain heirloom varieties of cidermaking apples on our farm. We'll also be tapping our new Rosé cider in the Tasting Room, along with seasonal bites, outdoor games, and orchard tours.
Meanwhile in Chicago, we'll be planting an Urban Orchard at Chicago Farm Lab to further their mission of teaching community gardening, urban farming, and healthful eating.
We are seeking volunteers for both plantings! SIGN UP HERE.
Wild Orchard in Fennville schedule:
noon EDT - planting at Virtue Cider
3pm EDT - Celebratory toast with Rosé cans in our Tasting Room
Urban Orchard in Chicago schedule:
11am CDT - planting at Chicago Farm Lab
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LAS VEGAS, Nevada — GOP presidential candidate former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee tells Breitbart News exclusively that President Obama's trade for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl "adds one more national security stupidity notch to Obama's belt."
Huckabee's statement comes after the U.S. Army Forces Command announced military charges against Bergdahl for trial. Bergdahl, who is charged with desertion, was traded for five terrorists after being held captive by the Taliban after leaving his base.
"The American people are sick of President Obama's public relations crusade for Islam," Huckabee told Breitbart News in a statement Monday afternoon.
Horse-trading with Taliban terrorists for Bowe Bergdahl adds one more national security stupidity notch to Obama's belt. In World War II, Bergdahl would have been sentenced to death by a firing squad for deserting his post, but Obama showers him with celebration. We have to quit accommodating for radical Islam. We need a commander in chief who'll do everything in his power to protect Americans, not praise traitors or obsess over weather patterns. It's time we put Americans first.


text: Purpose and VisionNewsCurrently selectedEventsAwardsContact Us Home|About Presbyterian|News|News Article Page Image Page Content Presbyterian Healthcare Services Named a Palliative Care Leadership Center™ (PCLC)September 24, 2015Media Contacts: Amanda Schoenberg, Presbyterian Healthcare Services 505-923-6339, email@example.com Lauren Rankin, Center to Advance Palliative Care, 212-201-2671, email@example.com ALBUQUERQUE, NM, September 24, 2015—In recognition of its efforts to expand palliative care in community settings, Presbyterian Healthcare Services has been named one of the nation's eleven Palliative Care Leadership Centers™ (PCLC). Presbyterian will be the only center in the Southwest. The PCLC initiative leads the national effort to address the growing demand from health care providers for assistance in providing palliative care in community settings. The goal is to more effectively manage the care of serious illness. Palliative care is a medical specialty focused on maximizing quality of life during serious illness through relief of the pain, symptoms and stress that patients commonly experience. Unlike hospice, it is delivered at the same time as other appropriate treatments. Palliative care leads to better quality of care and lower total costs. It is appropriate at any age and any stage of a serious illness. Sponsored by the Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC), the Palliative Care Leadership Centers™ provide customized, intensive operational training—and yearlong mentoring—for palliative care programs at every stage of development and growth. More than 1,100 hospital and hospice teams have trained with a PCLC since its inception in 2003. "We are truly honored to be named a Palliative Care Leadership Center," said Nancy Guinn, Medical Director, Presbyterian Healthcare at Home. "We look forward to sharing our experiences and learning from other healthcare organizations that are also focused on improving palliative care. At Presbyterian, to expand access to this important care, we are increasingly focused on providing palliative care in community settings, such as patient homes and outpatient clinics. Our goal is to provide a safe space for our patients when they face a serious illness—where they can be heard, where they can make decisions that impact their care, and where we can help to reduce pain and suffering for them and their families." Presbyterian is one of four organizations joining the current PCLCs—Akron Children's Hospital, Fairview Health System, Mount Carmel Health System, Palliative Care Center of the Bluegrass, University of Alabama at Birmingham, University of California, San Francisco and VCU Massey Cancer Center. 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4800 Series - Two-Way Emergency Communication System from Cornell
Cornell's 4800 Series digital area of refuge system (area of rescue system) helps those with diabilities communicate with first responders during an emergency. In an emergency such as a fire the caller presses the button on the wall mounted call station to speak directly with staff. The system's simplicity of use is essential in stressful, emergency situations.
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The 4800 Series area of refuge system operates as shown above. The system supports up to 255 call stations and 5 master panels; making it perfect for larger buildings. It even offers two-way communication both in the building and with the 911 center.
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The 4800 Digital Emergency Communication SystemArea of refuge is designed to provide fully supervised, two-way voice communication, between each area of refuge call station and the Main Control Panel.
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Optionally, up to (4) Remote Control Panels can also be installed throughout the building to allow alternate locations to respond to a call for assistance. An internal modem, operating at the Main Control Panel and connected to a dedicated telephone line, provides an automated-timed dial-out capability to a 911 monitoring location when call are not answered locally.
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The 4800 Digital Emergency Communication System supervises all the Call Stations, Area of Rescue Control Panels and Expansion Switches on a continuous basis to identify line faults and defective equipment. Activated Call Station locations and fault information will be alerted and displayed at the 40 character LCD four line display at each Control Panel location.
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The University of Texas MD Anderson School of Health Professions (SHP) provides an immeasurable education opportunity for future leaders in the scientific, medical and allied health disciplines – vital links in the patient care infrastructure. The Kinder Foundation committed a gift of $1 million toward the School of Health Professions to make possible the acquisition and installation of the self-contained simulated radiotherapy treatment facility in the Kinder Foundation Classroom at the School of Health Professions.
The classroom provides an immersive life-sized virtual environment for the training of students in the School's three radiologic sciences baccalaureate programs: Radiation Therapy, Medical Dosimetry, and Diagnostic Imaging. It is the first system of its kind in the U.S. The Kinder Foundation's gift also supports endowed scholarships that provide financial support annually for academically able students enrolled in any of the school's eight baccalaureate health professions programs. The ongoing availability of endowed funds will make it possible for more students to pursue their education in these fields and assist in addressing the current and future need for trained individuals in the healthcare arena.mdanderson.org


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text: Share: Comments Print May 17, 2010 at 3:02 PM America SCORES Seattle jamboree on Thursday (release) Posted by Joshua Mayers America SCORES Seattle's jamboree is right around the corner Jamboree is where our poet-athletes play soccer and display their community service SEATTLE, WA- America SCORES Seattle, a nonprofit after-school soccer and literacy program, will host its annual Jamboree event on May 20th. The event is a combination round robin soccer tournament and showcase of the student's spring season service projects. It all takes place at the Sounders FC's training facility, Starfire Sports Complex. All 192 public elementary school students will participate in the tournament and showcase run by SCORES. The event will highlight the student's improved physical fitness and soccer skills, as well as the community service projects the students developed, planned and completed during the SCORES season. "The Jamboree is a significant event on the SCORES calendar and marks the culmination of our program year. It provides an opportunity for our students to publically display the results of their service learning projects and to show-off their improved soccer skills," said Carole Kelley, executive director at America SCORES Seattle. "It's a fun day for everyone involved – especially our SCORES students. We are very grateful to Starfire Sports for making the Jamboree possible." America SCORES Seattle's Jamboree will take place on Thursday, May 20th from 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila, WA. About America SCORES Seattle America SCORES Seattle works with 3rd, 4th and 5th graders in six urban, public elementary schools in Seattle's Central District, Rainier Beach, and White Center neighborhoods. SCORES offers a comprehensive after-school program utilizing the whole child approach to youth development to promote teamwork, confidence and personal growth. Student-athletes are less likely to drop out of school, and more likely to attend college than students who do not participate in any extra-curricular activities. Yet, in the U.S., over 65 percent of urban school children do not participate in extracurricular activities involving any form of exercise. America SCORES Seattle engages children in at least four hours of soccer a week ensuring that SCORES student-athletes learn to be physically active and be involved with a team at an early age. SCORES translates the teamwork and involvement of the soccer field into the classroom engaging students in writing and community service workshops that encourage a desire to succeed. America SCORES Seattle is an affiliate of America SCORES, a national model for youth development, targeting girls and boys in urban neighborhoods that offer few, if any, recreational programs. We have sister programs in the Bay Area, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, New England, New York, and Washington, DC. For more information visit www.AmericaSCORESSeattle.org, or our blog at www.AmericaSCORESSeattle.blogspot.com. Comments


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Come and celebrate the beginning of this program and all the efforts towards providing encouragement and sistah-hood to young girls in our communityEnjoy an amazing fashion show with beautiful young ladies who are potential candidates for the program, and a special guest appearance by Miss Asheville. Enjoy great fellowship, good food, music, and local vendors who are supporting the program by selling and exhibiting items.


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Nick Fish, national program director of American Atheists Inc., grew up in a household absent of religion. He says that makes him a minority in the community of nonbelievers to which he belongs. There is no one kind of atheist, Fish notes. "We have folks who are white, black, Asian, Latino, gay, straight, trans," he explains, to say nothing of the diverse religious backgrounds. While in some ways the polar opposite of faith-based groups, American Atheists, too, are united in their belief (of lack thereof) about God. A new University of Kentucky study suggests 26 percent of Americans are atheists; though Fish says that number may be generous.
Indeed, many nonbelievers look to the sky for answers just as their religious counterparts do. They don't turn toward the Heavens, however, but gravitate to the stars. At this year's American Atheists National Convention in Charleston, South Carolina, the sun was the real star (pun intended) for the 450 attendees. Fish and company moved the event from its customary Easter weekend date to August and chose Charleston so the conference could conclude with a solar eclipse viewing. "We had a pretty good view of things until 90 seconds before totality, when a cloud moved in," he laments.
Part political, part altruistic and all thought-provoking, the annual convention fills a need within the atheist community. Fish says it's a place for like-minded people to gather, rekindle friendships and work to make the world a better place. Sound familiar? Often, Fish says, American Atheists puts aside its differing beliefs over God to find unlikely partners (in groups like Catholics for Choice) to work toward a common goal. Connect Faith spoke to Fish about the atheist movement and finding a purpose through a community and meeting.
Typically, your conference is over Easter weekend. Why move it this year?
We wanted to celebrate the eclipse. For millennia, people have been frightened of eclipses or seen them as a religious symbol. We wanted to play on that a bit. But strictly from our community's perspective, our [group] is a lot of science nerds—they love space in particular. We figured we would lose some people because of the timing but [give them] an exciting, once-in-a generation [experience].
So you did lose some attendance?
We had about 450 people, which is smaller than we've had in the past but on target for what we planned for. We knew a number of people who are fixtures at our event had already made plans a year or two in advance for this eclipse because it was the first one in the mainland United States since 1979.
Is there counterprogramming planning around religious holidays and symbols?
I don't think many religious groups do much with the eclipse anymore, but the reason we usually have [our conference] on Easter is because, what else is an Atheist group or family going to be doing then? A simpler reason is we do it then because hotel rooms are cheaper, as not of lot of people are attending conferences. It's also a time when many people have vacation and freedom to travel to our event, and we want to make it accessible to as many people as possible.
Why meet in a city like Charleston in the country's unofficial Bible Belt?
When we go to South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah or Texas, we do that because, too often, the narrative put out by those communities is that everybody is part of the dominant religion. We know that's simply not the case. We go places where there is a local community of atheists
to support them and to add some visibility in the community.
American Atheists has an interesting past with next year's host city, doesn't it?
Our next convention is in Oklahoma City in 2018. In 2015, [American Atheists] sued the city in federal court, and the American Civil Liberties Union sued them in state court, to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the Capitol grounds. The ACLU won their case and rendered ours moot. [Oklahoma City lawmakers] tried to amend the state constitution to allow the monument, but that failed. So there is a lot going in Oklahoma City, and there is already a vibrant atheist community in the area. We're going there to send a message that it's not only Christians who live in Oklahoma City.
How big is the atheist population in the U.S.?
Between 10 and 25 percent of the U.S. population is nonreligious or atheist—and that's a charitable estimate. We are very much in the minority, and the number of people who will admit they are atheist is even fewer than that, so we have a lot of work to do.
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If you follow me on social media at all you may have noticed that I've taken on a 42 day self care challenge (thanks to Rebecca Home - Postnatal Doula), 42 days being the number of days often talked about in terms of the most crucial period in postpartum care. Obviously I'm a little beyond 42 days postpartum (roughly 1260 days beyond if we are counting) BUT self care shouldn't be something we only focus on at specific times of our lives. Sure, there will be points in our lives that self care is going to be especially important, pre-conception, pregnancy, postpartum and menopause to name just a few) but for us to thrive as individuals, families and communities we need to move our care further to the forefront of our lives.Read More
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Eunjung Kim is an Exercise Specialist who is in charge of research in Regional Center for Respiratory Diseases of Yeungnam University Hospital. She works at the Division of Prevention Services. She is responsible for analyzing related documents, writing reports, and conducting research related administrative tasks.
Statement of the Problem: The prevalence of respiratory diseases and cause of death in Korea are increasing. However, the health behavior of patients with respiratory disease has not been improved sufficiently, and educational counseling programs for chronic respiratory diseases in medical institutions are insufficient. The purpose of this study was to compare the health behaviors of respiratory disease patients and healthy persons. Methodology & Theoretical Orientation: This study used data from the Community Health Survey (CHS) of Gyeongbuk province through 2009-2012. Among the questionnaires, patients who were diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis, asthma and allergic rhinitis were classified as 'respiratory disease patient group'. Patients diagnosed with other chronic diseases by physicians were classified as 'other chronic disease patients' group, and those who had not been diagnosed with disease were classified as 'healthy people group'. After analyzing the data, we compared the health behaviors of 'respiratory disease patient group' and 'healthy people group' after excluding 'other chronic patients group'. The health behaviors such as smoking rate, drinking rate, walking practice rate, weight control attempt rate, stress perception, mental health experienced rate of lying on bed and experience rate were absent. Findings: Current smoking rates of respiratory disease patients and health groups were 18.7-20.0% and 24.0-29.6%, respectively. The high-risk drinking rates of patients with respiratory disease and those of healthy group were 9.3-23.6% and 10.2-27.1%, respectively. The practice rate of violent physical activity was 10.5-13.0% and 11.2-13.0% in respiratory disease and health group, respectively, and the walking practice rate was 27.8-37.8% and 30.0-40.7% respectively. The rate of weight control attempt was 40.0-47.1% in respiratory disease patients, 32.7-40.6% in healthy patients and about 7% P in respiratory disease patients. Stress awareness of respiratory illness and health group was 28.6-29.5% and 19.4-21.5%, respectively, and respiratory disease group was about 8% P higher. The depressed experience rate was 7.5%-11.0% in respiratory disease group and 2.4%-4.6% in healthy group, respectively, and was about 5% P different. The experience rate lying on a bed was 7.9-9.7% in respiratory disease group and 2.3-5.2% in healthy group, respectively. The incidence of absent absence was 3.4-5.5% in respiratory disease group and 1.6-3.0% in healthy group, respectively. Conclusion & Significance: The results showed that some health behaviors (smoking, drinking, exercise, etc.) of the respiratory disease group were not improved, especially the stress awareness and depression experience rate of respiratory disease patients were higher than those of healthy people; educational counseling through the program is necessary.
Misook Lee is the Head of the Patient Education Support Team at the Regional Center for Respiratory Disease at Yeungnam University Hospital. She is an RN and has a Master's in Public Health. She has more than 30 years of clinical experience and expertise in Patient Education and Counseling. Currently, she is the Administrative Officer of the Regional Center for Respiratory Disease and is responsible for educational counseling for patients
Statement of the Problem: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in Korea has a very low inhalation compliance rate of less than 20%. However, there are not many examples of patients' self-help groups in hospitals in Korea. In order to prevent the management and deterioration of COPD, it is very important to improve compliance, and self-help groups are a good way to improve compliance and self-management. Methodology & Theoretical Orientation: Regional Respiratory Disease Center of Yeungnam University Hospital operated small self-help group for patients who wanted to participate. We conducted a preliminary questionnaire analysis on patients enrolled in self-help groups and ate lunch together for icebreaking. Self-help groups held quarterly provided COPD education, introduction of personal experiences and respiratory rehabilitation training. Each time a self-help group is held, we evaluate satisfaction rate and patient's needs through surveys and reflects patients' opinions. Findings: The COPD self-help group was held three times in 2016. Of the 11 registered COPD patients, seven were present at all three sessions without dropping out. Satisfaction with the self-help group was 3.3-3.6 out of 4 points. A handwritten presentation was held to share patient experiences. There was no significant change in satisfaction, self-efficacy, and depression scores. Conclusion & Significance: In this study, there was no significant change in satisfaction, self-efficacy and depression scores. The reason for this was that the patients who participated in the self-help group were well-compliant and self-managed. In the future, it may be necessary to involve patients who have low compliance or poor self-management in the program.


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