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1 POS Perkins Statewide Articulation Agreement Documentation Coversheet Student Name: Secondary School Name: Secondary School Address: CTE Program of Study: CIP # CIP Program Name Grade 9 1. CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Technical Core Courses List Technical Core Courses only below: Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade End of Program Assessment Check the appropriate certificate earned by this student on the CIP end of program assessment. (attach) Pennsylvania Skills Certificate (or) Pennsylvania Certificate of 3. Secondary Task List signed by program instructor (attach) Overall Grade Point Average Technical Core Courses: / 4.0 Equate to GPA based on a 4.0 scale. Send official transcript and a copy of student diploma to postsecondary institution where student is making application for admission. 4. Industry Certification(s) if applicable, (attach) Secondary School Representative (individual attesting to document verification) Signature: Print Name: Title: Date : PDE/BCTE/POS AA Doc Coversheet V 4.0 August 2009
2 Perkins Statewide Articulation Agreement Documentation item: Secondary Task List Coversheet The Secondary School agrees to: A. Implement the approved PDE Program(s) of Study. B. Provide assessment of student competencies based upon performance standards as prescribed by the approved PDE Program of Study. C. Furnish documentation necessary to the Postsecondary Institution upon a student s written request. Documents should be student specific and should verify that the student meets all secondary requirements of the approved PDE Program of Study. D. Provide documentation to the postsecondary institution that must include each of the following items, if applicable High School Diploma; Official Student Transcript; Secondary Task List with the signature of a secondary school technical instructor; PA Certificate of or PA Skills Certificate in technical program area and Industry certifications earned Student Specific Documentation: Secondary Task List The following student qualifying for articulated credit under the Perkins Statewide Articulation Agreement has achieved proficiency on all of the approved PDE Program of Study Secondary Task List items. Secondary Task List is attached. Student Name: Program of Study Name: Program of Study CIP number: Instructor s signature: Instructor s Name (Print): School Name: School Mailing Address: School telephone number: PDE/BCTE/POS AA Documentation Secondary Task List Cover Sheet 8/09
3 1 Secondary Task List 100 ORIENTATION AND SAFETY 101 Identify school rules, regulations and attendance requirements. 102 Recognize school layout, resources and evacuation procedures. 103 Identify general course objectives. 104 Identify shop rules and regulations. 105 Identify class dress code and the essence of good grooming. 106 Recognize the grading procedure. 107 Differentiate between hospitals, long-term care agencies and home health agencies as to their purpose and what each expects of the health care professional. 108 Identify clinical experience guidelines and procedures. 109 Identify and describe OSHA standards and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) standard precautions. 110 Explain "Right to Know". 111 Recognize both physical and psychological indicators of stress in self and others and identify stress reduction techniques. 112 Demonstrate effective interpersonal conflict management skills. 200 LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES 201 Identify client's advanced directives. 202 Maintain confidentiality of records and information as required by HIPAA. 203 Promote the client's right to make personal choices to accommodate individual needs. 204 Outline professional standards for health care professionals. 205 Identify legal responsibilities of the health care professional. 206 Discuss ethics as related to the health care professional. 300 COMMUNICATION 301 Demonstrate effective, abuse-free verbal and non-verbal communication in keeping with the health care provider's role when communicating with the client and their families including social networking. 302 Observe by using the senses of sight, hearing, touch and smell to report client/client behavior to the licensed health care provider. 303 Document observations using appropriate terms. 304 Recognize the importance of maintaining the client record. 305 Communicate in a respectful, adult manner, according to the client's stage of development and cultural background. 306 Identify the "chain of command" in the organizational structure of the health care agency and scope of practice. 400 INFECTION CONTROL 401 Identify diseases and their mode of transmission. 402 Demonstrate proper hand washing technique.
4 2 403 Apply principles of standard precautions and infection control. 404 Discuss the following: blood-borne pathogens, sharps disposal, and biohazard. 405 Demonstrate correct isolation and safety techniques in care of infectious clients, including using, proper personal protective equipment (PPE). 406 Follow infection control measures to provide quality care. 407 Performs basic cleaning, and disinfecting objects to prevent disease transmission Demonstrates knowledge of how the immune system protects the body from infectious disease. 409 Demonstrate proper donning and removal of non-sterile gloves. 410 Identify and discuss proper sterlizing of contaminated objects. 500 SAFETY AND BODY MECHANICS 501 Follow safety and emergency procedures. 502 Report emergencies accurately and immediately. 503 Identify safety measures that prevent accidents to clients, including the proper use of alternative measures to restraints and safety devices. 504 Utilize proper body mechanics. 505 Report nonfunctioning equipment. 506 Demonstrate care of sensory deprived client such as blind or deaf clients. 507 Discuss the significance of MSDS, OSHA as it pertains to the health care environment. 508 Provide for the clients safe, clean and comfortable environment. 600 EMERGENCY CARE AND DISASTER PREPAREDNESS 601 Recognize signs of choking or obstructed airway. 602 Demonstrate knowledge of Basic Life Support with AED and Basic First Aid. 603 Follow Emergency Response/Crisis Plan Procedures in the facility. 604 Identify potential fire hazards and safety procedures, including PASS and RACE. 700 HUMAN NEEDS AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 701 Demonstrate knowledge of human gorwth and development through the lifespan. 702 Identify and respect cultural diversity. 703 Recognize how age, illness and disability affect psychosocial changes in the client. 704 Provides assistance for the clients/clients to express their personal faith and religious beliefs. 800 MOVING, LIFTING AND POSITIONING 801 Assist the client with dangling, standing and walking. 802 Demonstrate proper technique of transferring client from bed to chair/wheelchair and from stretcher to bed.
5 3 803 Demonstrate proper turning and/or positioning both in bed and in a chair. 804 Demonstrate proper use of safety devices such as a gait belt. 805 Discuss transfer and positioning of the bariatric client. 806 Demonstrate proper technique of transporting via wheelchair. 807 Describe the procedural steps in utilizing the mechanical lift. 900 PERSONAL CARE SKILLS 901 Provide for the clients privacy when providing personal care. 902 Assist the client to dress and undress. 903 Assist the client with bathing and personal grooming to include the principles of hand and foot care. 904 Observe and report condition of the skin to include skin discoloration, such as redness, black and blue areas, rash, itching, etc. (skin conditions) 905 Administer special oral hygiene for the conscious/ unconscious client. 906 Identify and discuss treatment of decubituse ulcers (bed or pressure sores) on a client URINARY ELIMINATION/BOWEL ELIMINATION 1001 Assist the client in toileting and bladder training Provide catheter care Demonstrates perineal care on client Demonstrate application of brief Demonstrate proper use of standard bedpan and fracture pan Document urinary output of fluide for a client NUTRITION AND HYDRATION 1101 List general principles of basic nutrition/food pyramid Identify and plan therapeutic diets Feed client oral table foods in appropriate manner Identify care of neurological and sensory deprived client feeding Accurately measure and record intake and output to include meal percentages BASIC CLINICAL SKILLS 1201 Apply a non-sterile dressing Apply a sterile dressing Accurately measure and record temperature (oral, axillary, rectal, electronic) Accurately measure and record radial and apical pulse Accurately measure and record respirations.
6 Accurately measures blood pressure 1207 Accurately measures and records pulse oximetry Apply elastic stockings Demonstrate unoccupied bed making Demonstrate occupied bed making Measure and record height and weight 1212 Prepare soiled linen for laundry MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL ILLNESS 1301 Identify and discuss the various types of mental health disorders Demonstrate reality orientation techniques with the confused client Demonstrate appropriate communication skills/techniques with easily agitated or frightened clients Demonstrate appropriate skills/techniques with clients exhibiting repetitive behavior REHABILITATION AND RESTORATIVE CARE 1401 Assist the client with ambulatory and transfer devices (e.g. cane, quad cane, walker, crutches and wheelchair) Perform range of motion exercises as instructed by the therapist or the professional nurse Demonstrate the proper use of assistive devices when assisting the client/client DEATH AND DYING 1501 Discuss own feelings and attitude about death (verbal and/or written) Explain how culture and religion influence a person's attitude toward death and the bereavement process Discuss the goals of hospice care Discuss the stages of dying Recognize and report the common signs of approaching death Explain the posmortem care of a client while maintaining the clients right to dignity and respect MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 1601 Differentiate roots/prefixes/suffixes Identify abbreviations Differentiate medical specialties Demonstrate and interpret proper use of medical language Identify anatomical medical terms when discussing health and illness of the body ALLIED HEALTH SKILLS 1701 Prepare a medical file for a new client.
7 Maintain client records accurately Complete filing skills Position client for specific examinations as indicated by physician Perform visual acuity test Demonstrate methods of collection, special handling and labeling of specimens Discuss the principles of an EKG Perform a blood glucose measurement using a glucometer, proper strips and manufacturer glucose controls ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 1801 Identify the basic structure of the human body Label body plains, directions and cavities Identify organs of respiratory system Describe function of each organ - respiratory system Identify disease processes - respiratory system Identify organs of the circulatory system Describe functions of the circulatory system Identify disease processes of the circulatory system Identify organs of the integumentary system Describe the function of organs of the Integumentary system Identify disease processes of the integumentary system Identify organs of the musculoskeletal system Describe the function of organs of the musculoskeletal system Identify disease processes of the musculoskeletal system Identify organs of the nervous system Describe the function of nervous system Identify disease processes of the nervous system Identify organs of the digestive system Describe functions of the digestive system Identify disease processes of the digestive system Identify organs of the urinary system Describe function of the urinary system Identify disease processes of the urinary system Identify organs of the reproductive system Describe functions of the reproductive system Identify the disease processes of the reproductive system Identify the organs of the lymphatic system.
8 Describe the function of the lymphatic system Identify disease processes of the lymphatic system Identify the organs of the endocrine system Describe the function of the endocrine system Identify the disease processes of the endocrine system MATHEMATICS IN ALLIED HEALTH 1901 Student utlizes matematic applications in healthcare Identify systems of measurements used in a clinical setting Identify and convert between measurement systems including metric system.
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89 graduates conferred at the Dublin ceremony
Eighty-nine students graduated from the RCSI Institute of Leadership Masters Degree programmes at the Convention Centre Dublin on Thursday, 17th November 2016. Professor Cathal Kelly, Chief Executive, RCSI said that "the conferring ceremony is one of the highlights of the College calendar and the Faculty and staff in RCSI take great satisfaction and pride in [the achivements of students]". Professor John Hyland President, RCSI highlighted to the graduands that the qualification that they were receiving "is highly regarded wherever you choose to practice as healthcarte professionals". At the ceremony Professor Aine Hyland was awarded the RCSI Honary Doctorate Award for the signifcant contribution that she has made to education both in Ireland and internationally. The conferring ceremony was closed by Dr. Maurice Manning, Chancellor of the NUI invited graduands to "maintain the common bond you now share with the community of NUI graduates - a community that is sustained through a spirit of welcome and support for fellow graduates across social and professional contexts". The RCSI congratulates all graduands and wish them every success in their bright and exciting futures.

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Watch out Osama, we're ready for you!
Just ran across something interesting - as of today (9/13/2006), Wayne Co, Iowa is one of a handful of cities/counties in Iowa that are fully compliant with Homeland Security Statewide National Incidence Management System.
That means we have in place a system to report disasters, both natural and manmade, up the chain of command, I suppose.
I already feel safer. But I won't feel completely safe until we have troops (or at least some snot nosed TSA workers) guarding every bridge, culvert, ditch, road, electric pole and water hydrant in the county. You know, just in case Granny turns into a terrorist overnight and tries to blow up a major section of Quail Run Road.
I'm not dissing ("saying bad things" for those of you in Sewal) our First Responders and Emergency Management Team - they do a heck of a job when there are fires, accidents, etc. I guess I find it kind of curious that our Federal Government would spend precious $$$ on keeping terrorists out of The South of Iowa. What's Osama going to do, fly a Cessna into a Harvestore? (big blue silo thingy for those of you in Johnston)


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Using the Consumer Credit Act
The Consumer Credit Act also stipulates that creditors have a duty to supply information to debtors upon request. Failure to comply may render the account unenforceable.
Unenforceability may be a viable option if you have old, unsecured debts that fall within the CCA, mostly where the account was opened before April 2007. A change in the Consumer Credit Act with effect from April 2007 means that accounts opened after that time can still be enforced even if they do not comply with the requirements.
The Consumer Credit Act does not state what constitutes enforcement, however, it is commonly accepted that obtaining judgment against the debtor (a CCJ) constitutes enforcement.
On McGuffick v RBS, it was established that the following actions do not amount to enforcement:
The above means you cannot argue against credit defaults recorded for unenforceable debts.
There was a time when debtors were able to challenge their credit agreements in court and have them declared unenforceable. This was usually done with the assistance of a claims management company (CMC) or a solicitor or law firm. After the Carey vs HSBC case, this course of action has been largely abandoned, and these days, unenforceability is used as a defence as opposed to debtors becoming claimants against creditors. It should be noted that, in the above case, Carey and the others involved in the case were CLAIMANTS, not defendants.
A number of myths have been associated with unenforceability:
To assess whether your accounts are enforceable, you need to start by sending out a CCA request for each account. This request should be sent to whoever is chasing you for the debt, whether it's the original creditor or DCA. A DCA or debt purchaser has a duty to obtain this information from the original lender (usually a bank, finance or credit card company).
They should respond within 12 working days (+ 2 allowed for service). Most DCAs are unable to comply within this time frame because they need to go back to the original lender to request the documents. This can work to your advantage, as the account becomes unenforceable whilst they are in default of your request.


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Independent report
Folic acid: updated SACN recommendations
Updated recommendations on folic acid issued by the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN).
This report has been prepared in response to a request by Food Standards Scotland.
In 2006, SACN recommended mandatory fortification of flour with folic acid to improve the folate status of women most at risk of neural tube defect (NTD) affected pregnancies. This advice was reiterated in 2009.
In 2016, SACN was asked by Food Standards Scotland to provide advice on whether its previous risk assessments (2006 and 2009) regarding folic acid remain valid. This report updates the previous reviews of potential adverse effects of folic acid on specific health outcomes and its recommendations on folic acid fortification.
SACN is supporting its previous recommendation (2006 and 2009) for mandatory folic acid fortification to improve the folate status of women most at risk of NTD-affected pregnancies.
You can view documents related to the consultation on the draft report. These documents include consultation comments received and SACN's responses.


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Getting to know our trustees
Meet Nicola,
What made you want to get involved in Building Blocks family centre?
To become part of an organisation committed to ensuring all ages and abilities have access to childcare and opportunities to develop their skills.
What benefits have you gained from being a trustee?
Learning all about how local families are able to benefit from the provision in Building Blocks family Centre.
What is your favourite thing about being a trustee?
Hearing the success stories of children and their families. Being able to see initiatives being taken out in the local community that improves children's social and language skills.
What is one of your favourite quotes?
Those who don't believe in magic will never find it – Roald Dahl
What is your proudest accomplishment?
My daughter
Have you ever had a nickname? What is/ was it?
I've never been given a nickname, not to my face anyway!
What are your hobbies?
Spending time with my family, reading and socialising with friends.
What three words would you use to describe yourself?
Loyal, hardworking, sensitive
What is your job?
I work in a primary school as a foundation phase teacher and absolutely love my job.
What is your dream job?
To work as a teacher of the deaf.
How old are you?
Where do you live?
Dyffryn Cellwen
What makes you happy?
Quality family time is when I'm at my happiest
What makes you a good trustee?
Being aware of the needs of children and the importance of the work in Building Blocks to help prepare them for the next phase of their education.
Would you recommend becoming a trustee?
Most definitely.


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by thefley, Jun 7, 2010.
I am going to root now, I was wondering if kitchen will now work for 2.1?
No, not yet.
Man that sux, I guess I will start looking around for another option to root and new rom
There are guides here that will help you. Being as you have 2.1, make sure you read that thread.
Fresh has said he will be releasing the Kitchen for 2.1 eventually (no time estimate).
I'd root it manually anyways. I personally ran into a problem trying to root 1.5 with the kitchen (probably my fault), but I did it manually with no issues.
There's an app for that:
1 click root for Evo and Hero? - xda-developers


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Movie Mate Pro Apk is a wonderful application direct download for Android users. It displays movie ratings from all major sources.
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Gold and Silver took a hit today. Jim Sinclair has warned often enough of extreme volatility coming in these markets. It is beginning.
Hold physical and sleep well. Ignore the short term machinations of men.
Here's a great summary from Jesse's Cafe Amercain:
"This notion that gold and silver are selling off because Bernanke is not going to do QE3 is ludicrous. He does not need to do QE3. The Fed is all over these markets in Operation Twist. Jim Rickards has explained this scenario many times that I have linked here.
What is the answer? Unless you are a full time experienced trader playing with 'cool money,' stop trading. This market is far too thin and given over to gimmicks for the average person to participate. It really is.
Take long term positions that suit your investment situation, and then ignore the noise that the trading desks throw out to shake people from their positions, painting pictures on the charts to shape perception.
Bernanke is still powerful, but the trends in the longer term are even more powerful.
The volatility and gaming in the markets will only get worse, as they are thinly traded and dominated by a few big trading houses that act as they choose, almost with impunity. And if a major default is coming, the volatily will go through the roof.
You have three choices. Buy, sell, or stay out of the daily trade.
And for the vast majority, the last choice is the best, especially while the markets are given over to such inefficiency and corruption. I'm sorry, but that is the way it is. And its a shame on the government, but unfortunately these days the powerful and the elite have none.
If you have the overwhelming urge to gamble with your money, take a trip to Las Vegas or Atlantic City. The food is better, the drinks are cheaper, and the games, although still stacked against you, are at least relatively honest.
And you don't have to worry about the Casino looting your accounts and safe deposit boxes to cover their own personal gambling losses."
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Location: Historic American Sheet Music Collection, Duke University (Durham, North Carolina)
Title of Song: We'll Raise De Roof To-Night
Composer: Wheeler, J. W.
Illustrator: Cinthy Johnson
Publisher: Blair & Lydon
Year & Place: 1884; Boston, Massachusetts
Collection/Call Number/Copies: Music B-167
Historic American Sheet Music Item #: hasm.b0167
Basic Description
The image here shows four men rowing a small boat close by an isolated wooden house. While the viewer is unable to see what lies behind the dwelling, its seems that the land on which the house sits constitutes its own island. Another boat leans against the shore in front of several trees on the left side of the building while a full-moon lights the night sky. Bright windows indicate that there are other light on or candles burning. There are no other signs, however, of human presence. Each of the four men in the boat has a distinct posture. Rowing the boat on the far left, one male sharply reclines with his face aimed directly at the sky. Another male in the center languidly plays a banjo while a character to his right pushes his oar through with the water with his feet up. Finally, piercing the calm water is a large frog.
Personal Description
The figures in this image look as though they are inebriated or altered state of being. And they're solemn movement though the water stands in stark contrast to the title of the music which, indicates a raucous celebration. What both suggest however is a break moment of quotidian activities. Still, it seems as though the illustration is meant to stand apart from its accompanying music. And its visual strategy and subject matter stand in an ambiguous space with the potential for transgression or capitulation.
Reality Check
Lewis Hayden was one of Boston's most visible and militant African American abolitionists. He was born enslaved in Lexington, Kentucky in 1812. His first wife, Esther Harvey, and a son were sold to U.S. Senator Henry Clay, who in turn sold them into the deep south. Hayden was never able to discover their ultimate whereabouts. Eventually, Hayden was remarried to a woman named Harriet Bell and they escaped with their son Joseph to Canada in 1844, and then to Detroit in 1845.
The Hayden family made their way to Boston by January 1846. Lewis ran a clothing store and quickly became a leader in the black community. In 1850, the Haydens moved into the house at 66 Phillips Street. The Hayden's routinely cared for self-emancipated African Americans at their home, which served as a boarding house. Records from the Boston Vigilance Committee indicate that scores of people received aid and shelter at the Hayden home between 1850 and 1860. Lewis Hayden was one of the men who helped rescue Shadrach Minkins from federal custody in 1851 and he played a significant role in the attempted rescue of Anthony Burns. Hayden also contributed money to John Brown, in preparation for his raid on Harper's Ferry.
William and Ellen Craft were among Lewis and Harriet Hayden's most famous boarders. The Crafts escaped from slavery by riding a passenger train to the north. Lewis Hayden was determined to fight for their protection. Hayden threatened that two kegs of gun powder were kept near the entryway of his home. Should slave catchers come and attempt to reclaim their "property," Hayden would sooner have blown up the house than surrender the Crafts.
During the Civil War, Lewis Hayden worked as a recruiter for the 54th Regiment. Later he served a term in the Massachusetts House of Representatives and worked for the Massachusetts Secretary of State. Lewis Hayden died on April 7, 1889.
(Source: National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior; http://www.nps.gov/boaf/historyculture/lewis-and-harriet-hayden-house.htm)


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Louisiana stands apart from most other states in the nation. Few would likely dispute that assessment. One of the things that make it different is that among its laws is one that provides for the option of covenant marriages. As we noted in a previous post, covenant marriage is something the state supports as a possible means of reducing the numbers of divorce.
December 2015 Archives
Co-mom households have benefits. Are they better?
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates there are nearly 11 million single parents in the United States right now. What the number may be in Louisiana and how they may be broken down in terms of gender is a bit more of a guess. Data is hard to come by easily. But if Louisiana is in line with the country as a whole, most of those households are headed up by mothers.
Conflicting filings raise custody concerns in Rock's divorce
The legal status of a young girl is in question as a result of divorce proceedings between comedian Chris Rock and his ex-wife Malaak Compton-Rock. At issue is the fact that Compton-Rock is seeking child support for a child that Rock says is not his dependent. As a result of the dispute some are raising concerns about whether the situation represents a case of possible child trafficking.
Court: Contract binds parents to child support in surrogacy case
The traditional view is that if two adults bring a new baby into the world, they both have a responsibility to contribute to the well-being of the child. But as nearly everyone would likely attest, family law is one area in which tradition does not always apply.
Keeping children at the center can make for a happier holiday
Anyone who has had a child grow up and get into a serious relationship with a significant other knows the challenges it can create during the holidays. Who gets how much time with whom can often prove to be a big source of friction for Louisiana families. In some cases, it might be so hard to deal with that it leads to decisions to forego family get-togethers completely.


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Tim spent Wednesday 17 September teaching at the 2008 Arrow Leadership Conference in Melbourne. The main topic was conflict within Christian communities. Three sessions covered preparing for conflict, understanding personal conflict styles and managing conflict.
IGWA 2008 – Interserve Great Weekend Away
Forest Edge campsite at Neerim was a great environment for the Interserve Weekend Away. Tim worked through four studies in Second Corithians centred around the theme of 'Service'. Both Merran and Tim enjoyed catching up with a number of friends and meeting new folk committed to serving God in some tough places of the world. He shared a little on mentoring and also conflict resolution. Please follow the links for access to the notes.


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Shiatsu Massage's Benefits on Health and Well-Being
A recent multi-center UK study shows the potential of shiatsu for promoting well-being and critical health literacy (patient empowerment).
With interest in alternative and complementary medicine steadily increasing, researchers are beginning to investigate how spa therapies such as massage benefit health. This is the first study to evaluate how complementary medicine improves health literacy. In addition, the effects of medical advice given during complementary therapies, and the relationship between the practitioner and the client working together is explored.
The Study's Aim
Researchers from the School of Healthcare at the University of Leeds in the UK have studied the effects and experience of shiatsu massage at spas in Austria, Spain, and the UK. In particular they wanted to see if complementary medicine could improve health literacy, that is, the resulting changes that contribute to improved health. The specific parameters they focused on revolved around the massage therapist's advise on diet, posture, points to work on at home and other ways of self-care.
Health literacy is considered a key component of health promotion or empowerment. It involves the ways in which health consumers find and interpret health information as well as the ways individuals incorporate this information into their daily living habits. Health literacy is considered a valuable asset when it enhances the control an individual has over his or her own health. Prior to the UK study, the effects of complementary medicine on health literacy hadn't been studied.
Guidance Through Shiatsu
The researchers found that people seek out shiatsu massage and other forms of complementary medicine primarily as a pro-active measure that increases well-being. Improvements to health are an added benefit. When the massage therapist offers health improvement suggestions based on the diagnostic findings provided by shiatsu, this information is considered important. For instance, hunching over a computer can cause postural changes that contribute to energy blockages. Suggestions for relaxation and improving posture can prevent tense muscles and inflammation.
Shiatsu practitioners have a highly developed sense of touch that enables them to interpret both the quality and flow of chi energy, the body's life force. Treatment involves gentle pressure to the energy channels as well as advice intended to help clients become aware of circumstances that block energy flow.
Study Findings
In the study the researchers evaluated clients for 6 months after they received a pre-designed protocol of shiatsu with health advice. All practitioners were registered with one of three shiatsu national societies and saw at least 20 clients each month. All of the test subjects were at least 18 years old and continued to have shiatsu massages on an average of 2-3 times every 3 months. Test subjects were evaluated with questionnaires, and practitioners were evaluated to determine the kind of advice they commonly gave.
At baseline, the main reason for having shiatsu was described as a desire to maintain or improve health. The second most common reason was to enhance health, quality of life or personal growth. Also, at baseline 80 percent of practitioners said they commonly made recommendations for improving health. Nearly all test subjects considered such information as being relevant.
By the 6-month follow-up session, about 80 percent of test subjects reported that they had made changes to their lifestyle based on the advice given during their shiatsu treatment. Advise included increasing rest and relaxation; listening to their body, improving their diets, increasing exercise, and watching for the first signs of back pain or muscle tension; using meditation; and emphasizing their personal strengths and abilities. Test subjects noted changes in mind-body awareness, increased confidence and better coping abilities. Subjects were positive about their relationships with their practitioners and perceived their shiatsu treatments as joint efforts.
Discussions centered on the fact that clients who invested in their health and self-paid for shiatsu were more likely to take an interest in improving their health. However, the fact that clients continued to use shiatsu even when they encountered adverse circumstances in their life, suggested that the ongoing relationship with their shiatsu practitioner had a greater than expected beneficial effect. In addition, the ambience and atmosphere of shiatsu, were appreciated by the test subjects and this contributed to ongoing self-care as well as greater health and wellbeing. More studies are needed to compare shiatsu with other forms of complementary medicine that involve opportunities for offering health advice.


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Steve Wallen Swim School comes to RosevilleBy: Brody Fernandez Of Gold Country Media
There will be a new place to swim in Roseville by Aug. 20, pending construction delays.
It will be the second location for the Steve Wallen Swim School at 10608 Industrial Ave, Suite 150, in Roseville.
"We have always dreamed of opening another facility but we never wanted to stretch ourselves too thin," said swim school co-owner Kaleb Wallen. "We knew if we did, we would open a school in Placer County as it has great demographics with lots of families and kids for our industry." Wallen's father, Steve Wallen, is co-owner.
The Roseville location will be 1,500 square feet larger than the El Dorado Hills location.
"We made the decision to bring on a partner at the Roseville location, our employee of over 10 years, Mel Amatulli, and her husband, Dennis," Wallen said. "Mel has worked with us since we opened our doors in El Dorado Hills. When we were playing with the idea of bringing on a partner, we knew if Mel was in, we were in. She shares our passion for teaching kids to swim and understands the business better than anyone. She will be a great asset to our team and we could not be more thrilled to have her on board."
The Wallen family has been in the swimming class business for at least two decades.
"We originally taught swim lessons out of our backyard pool in Folsom for over 20 years," Wallen said. "Our current location is in El Dorado Hills where we have been located for over 10 years and employ up to 25 people."
It's vital that children learn how to swim at a young age, according to Wallen.
"Look, drowning is the number one cause of death in children 1 to 4 and parents and pediatricians need to put more emphasis on water safety," Wallen said. "Teaching swim lessons is very rewarding in that the skills we are teaching our students are skills they will most likely be able to carry with them the rest of their life."
Prices range from drop-in group swim lessons for children at $25 to private swim lessons on a four-week schedule for $360. From competitive swim lessons to swim lessons for individuals with special needs, Steve Wallen Swim School offers an array of services described at wallenswim.com.
"By providing a state-of-the-art indoor facility, we are able to teach swim lessons year-round so students can not only swim during the spring and summer but also can swim during the fall and winter in our indoor heated pool when it is rainy and cold outside," Wallen said. "Many people think of swim lessons as a summer activity and then take the rest of the year off. We recommend our students schedule classes year-round one day per week in order to retain skills and make swimming a fun year-round activity."


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I think most people in BC if not Canada know of Harvey Oberfeld. Back in the day when I watched TV Harvey was a reporter for the CTV network. I don't remember seeing him anywhere else. But he was good. Always asking the right questions, he seemed to know what was on the common peoples' mind.
Well HO has retired now but he now runs a blog . Now you might wonder why I am writing about a fellow retiree. Well here's the thing. Harvey, being a former reporter has the knowledge of the workings of the Mainstream Media. You know. That news place that in BC is about 90% owned by Global and Can West. Or Can West and Global or whatever. He knows what questions should be asked. And he sees the problems today.
Now it seems that Harvey has taken the MSM to task over (I allege) their blatant Bias use of the Electronic and print media. Biased in that they will give free air time to Premier Campbell in the midst of the Newscast but not give the opposition equal time and space to rebut.
Not only that but the Bill Good Show dedicated 6 hours (an extended show) basiclly to Campbell economic statements. Good mentions Harveys misgivings and immediately attacks the messenger.
Not only did Campbell manupilate the Corporate media, he used the Legislature Broadcast system to get his message out. Now, this may seem wrong, but they claim to have done that to cover the message on the cable networks. Fair enough. In Paul Willcocks blog Paul is reporting that Ms James will get equal time to discuss the economy. Fair enough again but the house speaker had no choice but to allow this after granting Campbell the air time.
So in Pauls' blog I asked what about the MSM? When will she get equal time and space there?
Then I read Harveys blog and saw what he has to say on this farce. I was so impressed that I had to write something here. If for no other reason than to point the few observers to Harveys' blog. It is a must read for those of you who feel we are being manipulated by the Manistream Media in this country. I certainly do.


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For more Mac protection, visit Computerworld's Macintosh Knowledge Centre.
Despite Apple's dedication to help make the iPhone business-prepared, you may still find some holdouts.
A-mobile bank software is run by bank of America about the iPhone smartphone, however the lender doesn't permit its several workers to make use of it at the office, a lender official stated in the Go Mobile 2009 in Bay Area.
Apple authorities didn't seem in the meeting, and may not be attained to remark, though they've previously explained deployments of the iPhone to big companies, and experts have called many big business deployments of iPhone which have been effective, including Kraft Foods and Oracle.
The issue was described by small throughout a problem and answer program in the meeting. "We limit people to rim, significantly towards the chagrin of others yet Apple," he explained.
Young mentioned that using the BlackBerry Enterprise Host he is able to quickly turn off the camera purpose of the rim system due to the main administration purpose of BES.
Young stated he thinks the big companies utilizing iPhone aren't in bank or financial services. "I don't know of it being used by the lender," he explained, observing that protection concerns are greater for banks than others.
Authorities at Great and Sybase Engineering equally stated they create items to centrally control a variety of wireless products over wireless systems, including iPhone.
But observing that customers are clamoring for other along with iPhone products, if main administration capabilities are arriving for products apart from rim he desired to understand.
Fresh told Computerworld that lots of a large number of its employees utilized rim products released from the lender, which makes it among the biggest BES deployments on the planet.
Several employees can also be utilizing the iPhone, however it is just due to their individual use, he taken care of from the employee, and explained.
Their greatest problem is the fact that the financial institution can't centrally handle the iPhone as quickly as it could rim products from Study in-Motion, stated Jamie Small, vice president of business engineering for Bank of America.
"Good's resources provide remote use of securing and system cameras of products, just and therefore the resources are here today receiving better."
Brackbill said one of the most sense is made by just one administration item for numerous products. "What may occur is the Hand BES, which means you could easily get 20 various BES machines," he explained and also the fact that a large organization gets the Apple BES.
One IT manager was influenced by the issue of getting to handle several system systems from the big organization who requested that his title not be utilized.
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Agile City is a project office exploring inclusive city development. We are based in Speirs Locks, north Glasgow.
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Co-operative governance model of Collective Architecture
Cultural Regeneration, Nantes
Temporary use of vacant buildings in Paris
Cultural Regeneration, Montréal
WikiHouse and Open-Source Architecture
FRAPPANT, Hamburg: Cooperative purchase of cultural space
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Temporary community space in Ljubljana, Slovenia
Workshop to reimagine city spaces
Saint-Etienne, France
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For a complete schedule of College of Arts and Architecture events, including performances and exhibitions presented by our museum and performing arts units, visit the college's Web Events calendar at http://www.events.psu.edu/cgi-bin/cal/webevent.cgi?cmd=opencal&cal=cal160.
Borland Gallery
~ An Intimate Exhibition, photographs by Jenna Ferrarccio ('11 B.A. Integrative Arts), continues through February 17. The exhibition is a series of abstract black and white photographs that explore the relationship between the natural and human landscape.
Palmer Museum of Art
~ Painting the People: Images of American Life from the Maimon Collection, continues through May 13, 2012
~ Hogarth Restored, continues through May 13, 2012
William Hogarth was best known, in the mid-1700s and now, for his satirical engravings. So frequently were his engravings printed that the plates were worn down. In 1795, British printmaker Thomas Cook started the task of re-engraving Hogarth's entire collection and created a complete edition of Hogarth's work.
~ Me, Myself, and The Mirror: Self-Portraits from the Permanent Collection, continues through May 27, 2012
This intimate exhibition of self-portraits from the permanent collection spans more than a century, and allows the audience to see the artists as they explore their profession and their practice.
The Art of Music (Christoffers Lobby, Palmer Museum of Art)
~ Selections from the American Songbook, performed by musical theatre students, Wednesday, February 15, 12:10 p.m.
Gallery Talks (unless otherwise noted, talks start in the Christoffers Lobby, Palmer Museum of Art)
~ Photography Past and Present, by Lonnie Graham, associate professor of art, Friday, February 24, 12:10 p.m., Print Study Room
Paper Views:
Held the last Friday of each month in the Print Study Room, Paper Views is a series of one-day exhibitions that highlight works on paper from the permanent collection.
~ Photography Past and Present, selected by Lonnie Graham, associate professor of art, Friday, February 24, 10:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
For more information on exhibitions and other events at the Palmer Museum, visit http://www.palmermuseum.psu.edu.
School of Music
Penn State Opera presents Tender Land, Friday-Saturday, February 10-11, 8:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
Aaron Copland, perhaps the 20th century's most well-known American composer, wrote only one opera. Tender Land paints an atmospheric and evocative portrait of an American farm during the height of the Dust Bowl. Inspired by the work of Depression-era photographer Walker Evans, Copland presents a simple and poignant story of a young girl, Laurie, and her family. Her protective grandfather hires two drifters to help him with the spring harvest, and all of their lives are changed by a chance encounter on the eve of her high school graduation.
~ Guest Artists Master Class: John Moore, double bass, and Ron Samuels, clarinet, from the Pittsburgh Symphony, Saturday, February 11, 3:00 p.m., 122 Music Building II
~ Guest Artists Recital: John Moore, double bass, and Ron Samuels, clarinet, from the Pittsburgh Symphony, Saturday, February 11, 7:00 p.m., 122 Music Building II
~ Central Pennsylvania Youth Orchestra, Sunday, February 12, 4:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall, Music Building I
~ Brass Chamber Music, Wednesday, February 15, 8:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
~ Bach's Lunch: Brass Chamber Music, Thursday, February 16, 12:10 p.m., Eisenhower Chapel, Pasquerilla Spiritual Center
~ Faculty Recital: Christopher Guzman, piano, Friday, February 17, 5:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
~ Faculty Recital: Jennifer Trost, soprano, and Sue Haug, piano, Sunday, February 19, 2:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
~ Percussion Studio Recital, Monday, February 20, 5:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
~ Bach's Lunch: Flute Ensemble, Thursday, February 23, 12:10 p.m., Eisenhower Chapel
~ Symphonic Wind Ensemble, featuring James Lyon, violin, Thursday, February 23, 8:00 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
~ Eufonix – Tuba and Euphonium Quartet, Friday, February 24, 5:30 p.m., Esber Recital Hall
School of Theatre
The Art of Music:
Selections from the American Songbook, performed by musical theatre students, Wednesday, February 15, 12:10 p.m., Christoffers Lobby, Palmer Museum of Art
Cultural Conversations:
The upcoming 2012 season of Cultural Conversations entitled Difficult Differences will focus on public and private identities, and each festival presentation will offer views and viewpoints from inside and outside a very specific conversation. For more information, click here.
Penn State Centre Stage
Grand Hotel, February 14-28, 7:30 p.m., Pavilion Theatre
Based on the novel by Vicki Baum and subsequent MGM feature film, this seamless musical captures the high life and optimism of Berlin in 1928 through a powerful and sweeping score. The world's most expensive hotel brings together a collection of rich characters, both wealthy and poor, where "one life ends while another begins," and "one heart breaks while another beats faster."
Studio Performances/Events:
~ Grand Hotel Pre-Show Dinner, Friday, February 17, 5:00 p.m., Nittany Lion Inn RSVP to 814-865-7586 ($40)
~ Grand Hotel Pre-Show Discussion, Friday, February 17, 5:30 p.m., Pavilion Theatre (free)
School of Visual Arts
The following Anderson Endowment lecture will be held in the Palmer Lipcon Auditorium, Palmer Museum of Art:
~ Lecture by Valerie Hegarty, Brooklyn artist, Tuesday, February 21, 11:30 a.m.
Zoller Gallery
~ M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition 2, February 13-21, with opening reception on Monday, February 13, 5:00 p.m.
Institute for the Arts and Humanities
~ ")Abs( traction: Ellsworth Kelly's Torsos," lecture by Sarah Rich, associate professor of art history, as part of QVC: Queer Visual Culture symposium addressing sexuality and the arts, Friday, February 17, 12:30 p.m., Palmer Lipcon Auditorium, Palmer Museum of Art.
Palmer Museum Announces Lecture by Former Senior Investigator and Founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team
Palmer Museum of Art announces Frauds, Fakes, and Forgeries, a lecture given by Robert K. Wittman, former Senior Investigator and Founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team, Monday, February 20, 7:00 p.m., 117 HUB-Robeson Center. Wittman will speak about his FBI career, notorious art heists, and daring undercover recoveries. The lecture is free and open to the public. For more information, click here.
Community Mural Open Idea Sessions
The Community Arts Collective, directed by Natalia Pilato ('07 B.F.A. Art), M.F.A. candidate in art education, is hosting brainstorming sessions for Colors of Music, a new collaborative multi-media mural project to be installed on the corner of Garner Street and College Avenue, next to Bar Bleu. All sessions will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room, State College Borough Building on S. Allen Street. Upcoming dates are Tuesday, February 14 and 21. The project is sponsored by the College of Arts and Architecture, Penn State School of Visual Arts and Friedman Real Estate Group.
College's Scholarship and Awards Committee Seeking Golumbic Nominations
The College of Arts and Architecture Scholarship and Awards Committee is seeking nominations for the 2012 Reuben and Gladys Golumbic Scholarship Award, which recognizes students who have demonstrated superior design, humanistic, and performance records and who have proven their potential for significant contribution to the arts and humanities. Deadline for submission of nomination form is Friday, March 2. For more information, contact Ted Christopher, assistant professor of music and committee chair, email@example.com, or call 865-1252.
Student Exhibition in Old Main
Phil Lang, senior in the B.A. Art program, is holding a solo exhibition, Città-Italian Cities: Monotype Prints, in 417 Old Main, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., through the end of March 2012. The exhibition consists of twenty prints depicting eighteen of the cities and sites he visited in spring 2011 as a part of the Studio Art Centers International (SACI) study abroad program in Florence, Italy. The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Summer at Penn State Fair
The Penn State Office for Summer Session is hosting the Summer at Penn State Fair, Wednesday, February 22, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at the HUB Alumni Hall. This fair will be the first at Penn State to give students an opportunity to see what our university has to offer in the summer, from summer classes to on-campus job and internship opportunities. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with representatives from colleges, on-campus jobs and internship programs and volunteer organizations, and they will be provided with complimentary gift bags, courtesy of the Penn State Office for Summer Session. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Library of Congress Offering Summer Fellowships
The United States Library of Congress is offering paid summer fellowships to college students, which provide students with an opportunity to work on a wide range of projects, spanning the social sciences, music, recorded sound, etc. Numerous positions will be available. Within your area, please distribute via whatever means may place this information in the hands of interested students. Deadline for applications is February 27, 2012. For more information, click here.
The sky is empty, a newly commissioned work, will be performed by ETCH Dance Co. at Dance New Amsterdam in New York, as part of the 2012 season. Choreographed and directed by Elisha Clark Halpin, associate professor of dance and artistic director of ETCH, this work features performances by Michele Dunleavy, associate professor of musical theatre, and Megan Moore ('08 B.A. Integrative Arts), adjunct instructor of dance. For more information, click here.
Ute Poerschke, associate professor of architecture, has published an article, "Architecture as a Mathematical Function: Reflections on Gottfried Semper," in Nexus Network Journal, Architecture and Mathematics, Vol. 14, Nr. 1, 2012. The article can be downloaded at no cost through the University Libraries.
Sarah K. Rich, associate professor of art history:
- has published an essay, "Soto and You," in Soto: Paris and Beyond 1950-1970, edited by Estrellita B. Brodsky (NY: Grey Art Gallery, New York University, 2012), pp. 45-53
- published "Les échanges artistiques entre la France et les États-Unis, 1950-1968," in Perspective: La revue de l'INHA (2010/2011-3): 535-554
- published a review on Cathy Wilkes in Artforum (February 2012)
Rudy Shepherd, assistant professor of art:
- is participating in a group exhibition, MIE: A Portrait by 35 Artists, at Freight+Volume, New York, NY, which runs through February 25, 2012. To read the full story, click here;
- has had work in a group show included in a review by Art in America.com. To read the review, click here.
Christopher Schulte, Ph.D. candidate in art education, has been awarded the 2011-12 Harold F. Martin Graduate Assistant Outstanding Teaching Award and will be recognized at the Student Awards Ceremony, Sunday, March 18, at Eisenhower Auditorium.
Emily Schiller, Ph.D. candidate in art history, will present two papers:
- "Waiting for Arrival: Mass Transit in American Art from the 1930s and 1940s," at Art and Struggle, OCAD University Graduate Student Symposium, Toronto, Canada, March 8-9, 2012;
"Artists, Commuters, and America in Transit," at The Art of Travel, Rutgers University Graduate Student Symposium, New Brunswick, New Jersey, March 23, 2012
NOTE: The Newsline is published weekly. Look for the next issue on Friday, February 24, 2012.
Send us your news!
The Communications Office wants to hear from you. Please send your news items and feature story ideas to Amy Milgrub Marshall at firstname.lastname@example.com or use our online publicity form available at: http://artsandarchitecture.psu.edu/facultystaff.publicity.form.
February 9, 2012
Brooklyn Artist Devastates Her Artwork
February 8, 2012
Hogarth Restored
February 8, 2012
Me, Myself, and the Mirror: Self-Portraits from the Permanent Collection
February 8, 2012
Palmer Museum of Art Announces Frauds, Fakes, and Forgeries, a Lecture Given by Robert K. Wittman, Former Senior Investigator and Founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team
February 1, 2012
Penn State Centre Stage Presents Grand Hotel
February 1, 2012
"Outside Looking In" Series Continues with University of Houston Architecture Professor
January 31, 2012
Black and White Photography Exhibition in Borland Gallery
January 31, 2012
Smash-Hit Musical American Idiot Comes to Penn State February 28 and 29
January 31, 2012
Pianist Brian Zeger and Vocalist Lacey Jo Benter Perform February 10 at Esber Recital Hall
January 31, 2012
Shanghai Chinese Orchestra Chamber Ensemble to perform Two Schwab Concerts


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We are excited to announce that the school is involved in a new pilot project – the 'Liverpool Counts' Numeracy for Life Quality Mark. The quality mark wants to promote positive attitudes to numeracy as an essential life skill and not just to be used in the classroom.
At Stockton Wood we teach the pupils the importance of numeracy skills and how they are used consistently in everyday life.
MATHS PARTY DAY 2018 Maths party July 18
NSPCC Number Day 2018 – thank you once again to all parents, grandparents and carers for making this such an enjoyable experience for the children.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge in San Francisco struck down California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage on Wednesday, handing a temporary victory to gay rights advocates in a legal battle that seems all but certain to be settled by the Supreme Court.
Wednesday's decision is just the latest chapter of what is expected to be a long legal battle over the ban — Proposition 8, which was passed in 2008 with 52 percent of the vote -- and proponents were already promising to appeal, confidently predicting that higher courts would be less accommodating to the other side than Vaughn R. Walker, the judge who issued the ruling.
Still, the very existence of federal-level ruling recognizing same-sex marriage in California, the nation's most populous state, set off cheers from crowds assembled in front of the courthouse in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon. Evening rallies and celebrations were planned in dozens of cities across California and several across the nation.
In San Francisco, the plaintiffs' case was argued by David Boies and Theodore Olson, ideological opposites who once famously sparred in the 2000 Supreme Court battle beween George W. Bush and Al Gore over the Florida recount and the presidency. The lawyers brought the case — Perry v. Schwarzenegger — in May 2009 on behalf of two gay couples who said that Proposition 8 impinged on their Constitutional rights to equal protection and due process.
For gay rights advocates, same-sex marriage has increasingly become a central issue in their battle for equality, seen as both an emotional indicator of legitimacy and as a practical way to lessen discrimination.
"Being gay is about forming an adult family relationship with a person of a same sex, so denying us equality within the family system is to deny respect for the essence of who we are as gay people," said Jennifer Pizer, the marriage project director for Lambda Legal in Los Angeles, who filed two briefs in favor of the plaintiffs. "And we believe that equality in marriage would help reduce discrimination in other settings because the government invites disrespect of us when it denies us equality."
The trial, which began in January, was closely watched in the gay community, drawing large crowds to courtrooms, and inspiring re-creations by actors which were posted online. The plaintiffs offered two weeks of evidence from experts on marriage, sociology and political science, and emotional testimony from the two couples who had brought the case.
Proponents for Proposition 8, which was heavily backed by the Mormon church and other religious and conservative groups, had offered a much more straightforward defense of the measure, saying that same-sex marriage damages traditional marriage as an institution. They also argued that marriage was essentially created to foster procreation, which same-sex unions could not, and was thus fundamental to the existence and survival of the human race.
On Tuesday, those supporting Proposition 8 telegraphed their view that they had likely lost this round as the defense's leading lawyer, Charles J. Cooper, filed a notice with the court requesting that Judge Walker keep the ban on same-sex marriage in place while they appealed his decision.
The defendants requested a ruling at the same time as Judge Walker issues the opinion, setting the stage for a quick appeal to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals "and, if necessary, the Supreme Court."
On Wednesday, lawyers for Ms. Perry responded with a letter of their own, requesting that Judge Walker not automatically rule on such questions without a hearing, asking that they be allowed to respond to the "obviously premature" motion before any action is taken.
The decision could also play into the state's gubernatorial race in California though the race has been centered largely on economic issues thus far, with unemployment running more than 12 percent and a $19 billion budget gap.
Democrat Jerry Brown has been vocal in his support of gay marriage in his current role as California attorney general. Republican Meg Whitman has taken the position that marriage should be between a man and a woman – in line with the language of Proposition 8 – though she says that she strongly supports the state's civil union laws, which afford many of the same rights as marriage.
There were also signs that Judge Walker's personal life – several published reports have said he is gay -- might become an issue for those opposed to his ruling. Hours before the decision was announced, a commentator on Fox News.com – Gerard Bradley, a professor of law at University of Notre Dame – posted an editorial questioning the judge's impartiality.
"I do not doubt that Judge Walker made up his mind about Prop 8 before the trail began," Mr. Bradley wrote.
Some in the gay rights community were initially upset by the case fearing that a loss at a federal level could set back their more measured efforts to gain wider recognition for same-sex marriage, which is legal in five states and the District of Columbia.
But those concerns seemed to fade as the trial began, and on Wednesday, the mood was of elation and cautious optimism that Mr. Boies and Mr. Olson's initial victory might change the debate.
Kate Kendell, executive director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights, said that she believed that there were members of Supreme Court who "have a very deep seated bias against LGBT people," meaning lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. But, she called Wednesday's ruling "potentially game changing."
"This legal victory profoundly changes the conversation," she said, "for folks in the legal world and the policy world who were previously unmoved by this struggle."
Jesse McKinley reported from San Francisco and John Schwartz from New York. Malia Wollan contributed reporting from San Francisco.


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Repositories is a simple Django-based app to manage source code repositories.
It is not meant to manage repositories that are only accessed by one person, but for a team of people.
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Virai Arquitectos Madrid, Architects in Spain, Building, Design, Projects, Office
Virai Arquitectos : Architecture
Contemporary Madrid Architecture Practice, Spain Design Office
Virai Arquitectos – Key Projects
Featured Building by Virai Arquitectos:
La Grajera en Logroño, La Rioja, Spain
photograph : Jose Manuel Cutillas
La Grajera en Logroño
In the estate of La Grajera, west of the city of Logroño and only a few yards from the Camino de Santiago, we find the Institutional Winery of La Grajera.
More projects by Virai Arquitectos online soon
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Virai Arquitectos – Practice Information
Architect studio based in Madrid, Spain
Virai Arquitectos : Madrid Architects
Design Studio run by Marta Parra and Juan Manuel Herranz
Virai Arquitectos is an architectural design firm based in Madrid. Founded in 1998 after winning a competition for a large cultural and sports building in Madrid is led by Juan Manuel Herranz (Madrid, 1971) and Marta Parra Casado (Madrid, 1972), both graduated from the faculty of Architecture of the Polytechnical University of Madrid in 1999. They have given lectures and run architectural workshops in different universities in South America and Spain.
The practice has almost exclusively dedicated itself to architectural competitions and has been rewarded with several prizes and honorable mentions, most of which are already built. Among these works the Civic Center in Muskiz, near Bilbao, the Cendea de Galar Sports Complex near Pamplona, and more recently the winery Bodega "La Grajera", a research center for the wine and an institutional facility for the Regional government of La Rioja, Spain.
Since 2006 the office has been increasingly focusing on sports and educational architecture, designing many primary and secondary schools throughout Spain. The approach takes into account not only the functionality of the typology but also the experience of the users and the surrounding context and tries to create a positive environment. Emotional conditions are key ingredients of the design process. Intuition is always important as a way to accelerate decision making.
Architecture is not understood as a speculative knowledge but as a physical reality that has a great impact on people´s lives. Building, turning drawings, ideas and concepts into a reality is important as a way of transforming and improving the environment where it´s placed.
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Virai Arquitectos – page
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