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At our immersion assembly we had lots of fun because we ate and cooked pancakes and we also got to watch movies that our teachers made before the school holidays.
My favourite movies was teams four and five. I liked the team four movie because it was funny and it has more interesting stuff in it like about eating too much lollies and could red bull give you wings. I knew that red bull couldn't give you wings because red bull a fizzy drink that don't actually give you wings and I also knew that lollies weren't good for kids because it is not healthy for them.

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Wednesday, 15 February 2017
Showing the stitch progress - Great tit.
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More than once I've thought I could probably have made a second piece with all the stitches that got undone.ReplyDeleteReplies
I try to think its just part of the work, the taking out and am also thankful that I can undo- not like water colour painting! All those undone stitches would certainly make several large quilts. Nice title - the undone stitches or quilt.Delete
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Grief Talk #1
Snoopy enjoyed "skating" on his snoopy paws all around the lake….until Lucy took his joy away by stating that he wasn't really skating because he didn't have SKATES! His grief was immediately evident.
The Bible is about Life
*in the beginning God created….
*Revelation 22:17 the Spirit and the Bride say "Come"
And a record of death
*first death – Genesis 3:21 innocent blood
*Revelation 22:15- those on the outside
Later we will look at the story of Job (probably next week)
What is loss?
Loss is an event that changes the way things have been
Separation/going on without/missing love/ letting go
Loss can be a big event or a small (other) Examples of loss could be ——————-
Two ways to talk about loss
1. describe different kinds of loss —-from the loss of a pet, a toy, a car, a house, a loved one….
2. discuss the intensity of the loss —how bad is it? Individualized/ different opinions ok
What is grief?
Grief is how people feel about loss
Normal feelings about grief include disappointment, fear, resentment,
fatigue, sadness, confusion and loneliness
Grief is a special emotion because one has to have been blessed to have loss
4 trajectories of grief are expected:
1. Resilience- the ability to experience and overcome loss****the person that it seems that nothing bothers them*****
2. Recovery- A slow, progressive return to adequate function similar to the
pre grief condition *****awful but improves with time and circumstance***
3. Chronic dysfunction- Prolonged suffering and inability to function ***He stopped loving her today***
4. Delayed grief or trauma- Adjustment seems normal at first but distress
and symptoms occur later. ***He just snapped!!!****
Death changes everything!
Examples of Bereavement
- Death of a child including SIDS. Ex: increased stress on the patents, the BLAME GAME, trust issues.
- Suicide Ex: increased guilt, insecurity, no CLOSURE, no final answer.
- Death of a Spouse. Ex: 50-60 years together. Loss of life as you know it. Loss of support system. Who cooks, drives, pays the bills??? -OR-
Sudden death in a young relationship ie: cheated out of so much!
- Death of a Parent. Ex: loss of role model (very acute in teens)
- Death of a Sibling. Ex: loss of best friend or confidant
- Loss during Childhood Ex: the class mate lost to accident
- Loss of a relationship through court action ie: divorce, custody..
Other sources of grief and discouragement include:
Loss of occupation, position, income, lifestyle
Raising taxes
World events
Even recreation often leds to grief through gambling, addicitions and mounting debts.
The story of Job.
Job had 10 children and enormous wealth ( Job 1-2)
- the children were all killed in a disaster.
- The wealth was either stolen or destroyed.
- His wife rejected him
- his friends both grieved with him…and caused him additional grief
- He was so miserable he wanted to die (Job 3:1)
- Yet, Job remembered who his redeemer was (Job 19: 25-26)
- His wealth was restored and his loved ones reconciled. (Job 41:11-17
We hope we are supplying valuable information to both those who are grieving and to those who will become encouraging resources.
GriefTalk #2
Five Identities of grievers:
- The Nomads- Unresolved grief and lack of understanding of how the loss has changed them.
- Memorialists- Goal is remember and honor the loved one
- Normalizers- strive to get things back to where they were
- Activists- Help others deal with the pain that they themselves are having.
- Seekers- Adopt religious, philosophical or spiritual beliefs to create meaning in their lives.
Five Stages Theory: Kubler Ross Model
- Denial
- Anger
- Bargaining
- Depression
- Acceptance
Complicated Grief- prolonged or abnormal grief
Anticipatory Grief- Sadness that proceeds the loss
Postponement of Grief
Stress related to loss/ Change in roles in the family
Support group benefit
Cultural Diversity in grief
Stoic Culture- Quiet resolve, acknowledgement of loss but little outward display of emotions except sadness. European, southern US.
Wailers- The more outward crying the more resolution. Middle East and Afican culture. Jewish culture- paid mourners, think new Orleans and the paid funeral procession mourners.
The Talkers- Far East- story telling and honoring of the dead
Examples: the family who took pictures with the loved one
The GHOST sister (Norman Miller story)
The fights over belongings
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
"Are you participating in Record Store Day?"
In a word, no. Record Store Week? Month? Life? Yeah, you can count us in for those. Is it strange for a record store to denounce an event meant to raise the profile of independent record stores? Not really, if you consider what kind of store RV is, what we stock, what we sell, and the fact that I, as the human being in charge of the operation, don't like being told what to do. I can't help that if "everybody's doing it", I won't be. The reality is, I have a few legitimate reasons to lift my leg on RSD, and no, being a music snob isn't really one of them.
I feel I owe customers an explanation, and rather than having this conversation with every third person who calls wanting to know if we'll have whatever limited Phish release is on offer this year, here's the deal.
1) I don't do much with major labels or major distributors. I find it incredibly disingenuous that major labels are pushing anything to do with vinyl records after trying their damnedest to stamp out the format in the 90s. Not only is there little that's new, compelling or rich on most major labels, it is pathetic and transparent that they're greedily grabbing at the last physical music format that sells. Cynical is the word that comes to mind. I'd rather support small labels, distribs and bands by dealing with them directly.
2) We like music that's psychedelic, unusual, new, international, experimental, local, etc... not a whole lot of that on the RSD list this year. Long story short here: there's not a lot on that list that we'd stock anyway.
3) I hate the creation of these faux "collectables"... by "limiting" some release to 1000 copies or whatever, they believe they're creating rare records, when in fact all it leads to is eBay pre-sales, "collector" hoarding, and some sterile piece of shit that sits on your shelf because it's "rare", and never gets played. Here's the deal, folks - don't be a "record collector" - be a record user. They're created to be played and enjoyed, not left shrink-wrapped as some kind of trophy. People that listen to records are cool. People that "collect" records are tosspots. Don't fall into the trap of these fake-o "limited" records. Do you really think any of these desperate record companies and labels are going to leave money on the table? Create a 1000 piece item for 5000 buyers? They simply re-press the record (usually before RSD even happens), so they can make sure everybody that wants to pay is able to. Ever notice there's always more than enough of these "limited" items to go around on eBay after RSD? Hmm.
4) To continue on the last point, buy new music - ie something new to you - rather than buying yet another useless 7" of music you already have because it is supposedly "limited".
5) Small stores get boned in the RSD world. That's not whining, that's reality, and another reason I choose not to take part. We don't get the quantity or quality of the big stores in larger markets... I totally get and accept that, and choose not to play.
6) Record Stores will continue to exist before and after RSD. We have the same expenses, bills and overhead on October 3rd as we do on April 21st. If you're into records, support your local store(s) year round. We will continue to stock cool, unusual, and truly rare LPs, from here to eternity.
7) I don't like that our medium - vinyl records - that was brought back to life by music fans in the most organic way possible (people like you and I decided they sound better and are superior to CD/download) has been co-opted by "the man". As stated before, these major label clowns are the same people who let the industry fall down around their ears, continuing to push CDs while ignoring the digital explosion that would ultimately cost many of them their jobs. Now they've attached themselves to what they see as a "trend" because people are buying records and they want a piece of it. They see people buying used records, from which they don't profit... hence the glut of reissues of common records by these creeps.
8) The Numero Group offered up an excellent Tweet last week that basically asked the question, how is some limited, useless RSD 7" any different than a corny Elvis collectable plate or a Hummel in some old lady's display case? Not different at all, from where I'm standing. Dig their laugh-a-second blog post lampooning all this RSD wankery:
Well, Happy Record Store Day!! We'll be here Saturday, open regular hours, doing regular old shit like putting out a bunch of killer new arrivals, drinking beer, and generally enjoying the greatest job in the world. Sharing new sounds is the whole reason I'm here. I love music and it should be joyful. It should be about creating something beautiful. Let's make it so.
John A.
PS: Numero's WTNG compilation is the only officially sanctioned Record Store Day item we'll have in the store on Saturday. We'll have new music from some great becoming bands, some vintage sealed LPs from the 60s-80s, and the best of a great buy we made last weekend. So business as usual then.
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Ashwin Sanjenbam, a Manipuri currently working as a manager of a security firm based in London, recently participated in
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He undertook the task of skating on 8 wheels for 56 miles or 90 kilometres over a period of six long hours to raise fund for the children of Maobam khul, which the European Manipuri Association has been supporting to promote education in remote areas.
Ashwin describes the whole experience as good fun and gruelling but all for a good cause.
He hails from Kwakeithel and is a proud member of EMA
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Notable Acts Played There: Rodriguez, Belle and Sebastian, Bring Me The Horizon, Heart, The Little Angels, The Damned, Iggy Pop, Bob Dylan, Art Garfunkel, 10CC.
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While not a new idea, it bears repeating. I'm not talking here of 'blame the victim:' "Oh, you thought about cancer, so that's why you have cancer." That kind of cause/effect leap is specious and unhelpful. I'm talking here in a subtle reality shift of what reality we choose to inhabit. The key word there is "reality" – I'm not talking about avoidance of reality, quite the contrary. But there's a world of difference between being aware of reality and cynicism – though cynics will, of course, tell you differently.
Every day we are given a choice (or, if you prefer not to think of something "giving" us anything, then I'll say merely each day we have a choice to make). We can inhabit the reality of abundance, or the reality of lack.
It's easy to get down about the future, the world, when things aren't going our way. But Rena Tarbet once said, it doesn't matter what stops you – your mother's diagnosis of cancer, a sick child, your own injury, the dog threw up. What does it matter, if it stops you? There are stories of great everyday heroism – Christopher Reeve, Helen Keller, Steven Hawking… these stories can inspire us, but better, they can inform us of what it takes to inhabit the real. We are far more wealthy than even we are aware of, a fact that immediately becomes apparent if we watch footage of Iraq and Afghanistan, to name just two of the places on earth today that are torn by war and worse. We have safe homes to live in and people to love us (even at the remove of the internet – love is love, don't throw it away because it's not physically sitting next to you on your couch).
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The first tool begins as soon as you finish reading this: count your blessings. That's right, pull out a sheet of paper, (yes, please handwrite this exercise; the hand knows reality better than the keyboard). Write down each of your blessings: you have underwear, socks, pants, shirts, sheets, a bed, four walls and a roof, food, and go from there. Try to get to fifty, then a hundred.
The second tool is a gratitude journal. First discussed in Sarah Ban Breathnach's lovely book, Simple Abundance, the idea of the gratitude journal is to make us aware of just exactly how much we have in our lives, every day, for which to be grateful. Each night for the next month, before bed, write down five things for which you are grateful. Some days they may be magnificent. Others, particularly if you are really in a state of lack, it may simply be the simplest: I am alive, I have an internet connection, I can type, I can read, I ate food today. That's okay; they don't have to be big things.
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Please, leave a comment and tell me how your blessings list went, or any thoughts on the twin nature of reality that you might like to share. We are not alone, and sometimes just that simple fact can remind us of how abundant our lives really are.
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Building State Capacity and Productivity Center
A performance management system can help the state education agency (SEA) become more intentional about what it does and does not do, how work is done, and when to change course. Performance management does not define goals or identify specific strategies, but it puts in place systems that enable learning and adaptation to drive improvement and the achievement of goals. In organizations working toward multiple objectives, as is the case with SEAs, performance management supports the alignment of work so as to better advance strategic goals. Several states have established a Chief Performance Officer (CPO) position to assist the Chief State School Officer in improving performance management. This issue answers the question: How does establishing the role of a CPO--a person who works across functional and programmatic lines to assure that state resources are deployed in the most effective manner possible--assist the Chief State School Officer in driving continuous improvement within the state agency? In answering this question, this issue describes the responsibilities of a CPO; other types of organizations that utilize this position; the job description of a CPO within a state; and the qualifications of a CPO.
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Building State Capacity and Productivity Center. Edvance Research, Inc. 9901 1H 10 West Suite 1000, San Antonio, TX 78230. Tel: 210-558-1902; e-mail: info[at]BSCPcenter.org; Web site: http://www.bscpcenter.org
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text: Lars Kjaer 1,859 Report post Posted January 13, 2018 This is something that has been suggested before, but I''ll be making yet another suggestion. In the RvR we often see very few to no PBs between the 3 largest nations. This can ofcourse be because of happenstance or simply because the largest nations gets rewarded with VM so they can easily replace 1st rates whilst smaller nations has a harder time, this is no doubt one part of the explanation.. I'd wager however it's in part due to politics as well. I'd like to suggest an incentive for the smaller nations to rattle the cage of the larger - grant smaller nations VM for successfull PBs against the larger, 3 for taking a port from nr 1, 2 from nr. 2 and 1 from nr. 3.. (or whatever) Secondly I'd like to suggest diminishing returns for attacking in OW PvP.. Basically the amount of achievable PvP marks should be reduced by the BR advantage on either side. If the winner has 2 times the BR he gets half the PvP marks (or none at all), if the winner has half the BR than the loser he gets 2 times the PvP marks.. 6 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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For the purposes of generator notification and obtaining EPA identification numbers, and assuming the structures are on-site as defined in §260.10, one identification number is sufficient for all structures at the facility site (Memo, Shapiro to Wojdyla; May 1, 1996 (RCRA Online #14031)). EPA identification numbers are issued to facilities on a by-site basis (Memo, Barnes to Bider; August 15, 1989 (RCRA Online #11456)). There is no regulatory definition for the term "by-site"; however, it refers to where a hazardous waste is generated (Memo, Shapiro to Wojdyla; May 1, 1996 (RCRA Online #14031)).
For example, if a single company operates three laboratories on a single piece of property, all three laboratories may share one EPA ID number, and the waste from all three laboratories may be evaluated together. However, if the company operates three laboratories at three different locations that are not considered to be on contiguous property, each laboratory is viewed as a separate potential generator and is required to obtain an individual EPA ID number (Memo, Shapiro to Wojdyla; May 1, 1996 (RCRA Online #14031)). Furthermore, when the laboratories or structures are owned by different people, the generator must obtain one identification number for each laboratory or structure even if the regulated activity is taking place on a contiguous piece of property (Monthly Report Question; February 1988 (RCRA Online #13129)).
A generator may obtain an EPA ID by filing Form 8700-12, Notification of Regulated Waste Activity, with the appropriate EPA Regional or authorized state RCRA implementing agency. The notification forms are available from EPA Regional offices, state hazardous waste offices, or on the Internet at the following URL: http://www.epa.gov/epawaste/inforesources/data/form8700/forms.htm.
Additional guidance on EPA identification numbers is available in the following memos:
Memo, Petruska to Kuszaj; August 22, 1995 (RCRA Online #11916)
Memo, Daneker to Kawatachi; August 3, 1983 (RCRA Online #11028)
Note: On November 28, 2016, EPA published the Hazardous Waste Generator Improvements Final Rule, which makes several revisions to the hazardous waste generator regulations. These revisions may affect the information provided in this FAQ. The final rule and additional information, including a fact sheet, frequent questions, and a webinar recording and slides, are available at www.epa.gov/hwgenerators/final-rule-hazardous-waste-generator-improvements.
The Hazardous Waste Generator Improvements Final Rule is effective on May 30, 2017; however, implementation in a particular state depends on the state's authorization status. A discussion of the effect that this final rule will have on state authorization is available on page 85801 of the rule. Information about how the rule will affect the requirements in this FAQ in a particular state is best obtained from the state hazardous waste program. A list of state hazardous waste programs is available at www.epa.gov/hwgenerators/links-hazardous-waste-programs-and-us-state-environmental-agencies.


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While these are challenging times to be a union leader, I'm proud to be able to join with workers like you, and I am still fighting for SEIU Local 73! If we continue to work together, we will overcome adversity and emerge from Trusteeship as an even stronger union, focused on the critically important issues that impact us – from settling strong contracts to un-electing a governor who is hell-bent on keeping working people down and limiting our power.
I want to advise you of a leadership change in the local. As we are moving into the new year and its new challenges, it has been decided that this is the right time to make changes in the assignments to and the leadership of the Local. My co-Trustee, Denise Poloyac will complete her assignment at Local 73 on February 2, 2018, and SEIU President Mary Kay Henry has appointed Eliseo Medina to return to Local 73 as my Co-Trustee effective the same day. Denise, Eliseo and I will be working closely together over the next several weeks to ensure a smooth transition in our work together and with all of you.
I cannot find the words that adequately describe my gratitude for the leadership Denise has shown over this past year here at Local 73. Denise has reminded us every day about the threat that the Janus case presents, and has challenged all of us to do the work and make the changes that will build a powerful union beginning with engaging our members and developing leaders. It was Denise that took on the massive task of correcting the budget. Because of Denise's rigorous oversight, the Local's operating budget is now in the black after many years of deficit spending. Denise also spent many hours helping to navigate the Local through the many legal challenges and decertification petitions filed against our members. It was her steady hand we held and her shoulder we leaned on when our days were darkest. On behalf of the members, staff, and the leadership team of Local 73 we are grateful that Denise was a part of our Local. Please join me in thanking Denise and wishing her all of our very best. No good byes, no regrets, just onward movement.


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ERIC Number: ED161443
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1977-Jul
Pages: 344
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1977 State Reports: The State Capacity Building Program.
Madey, Doren L.; And Others
The State Capacity Building Program is designed to improve educational practice by encouraging state educational agencies (SEAs) to develop their capacity for gaining access to information resources and to link such information to the needs of educators. This report is a comparative account of the first nine SEAs funded through the NIE program: Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Kentucky, Montana, New York, South Carolina, and Texas. Each agency was visited for two days, during which time interviews were conducted to discuss each project's state context, history, program proposal, clients, information resources, linkage mechanisms, leadership, evaluation, and technical assistance. An overview of the NIE program is followed by individual state reports. A summary chapter then examines similarities and differences among the projects. Collectively, the report presents a compilation of dissemination practices and change strategies which are being used in the development of a nationwide dissemination network. A glossary of terms, annotated bibliography of documents consulted in the preparation of this report, and an interview guide used during the state visits are appended. This is the first of five reports on Phase I of NTS's preparation study for a full scale evaluation of the program. (Author/JPF)
Publication Type: Reports - Research
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Language: English
Sponsor: National Inst. of Education (DHEW), Washington, DC.
Authoring Institution: National Testing Service, Inc., Durham, NC.
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Through providing flexible finance CO2Sense works to support
small scale (0.5-5MW) renewable energy projects in the UK. Their
ethical investments support the costs of development as far as
construction. All the proceeds from these investments are
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As a CIC, CO2Sense are committed to providing the same type of
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Shares of Bebe Stores hit a snag Tuesday after a key merchandising executive resigned from the trendy women's clothing retailer.
Bebe BEBE, -0.84% dropped by 6 3/16, or 23 percent, to 20 15/16 on news that Greg Scott resigned as vice president of merchandising to relocate to the Los Angeles area.
"(Scott) had a material hand in developing the brand and helping it gain recognition," said Janet Kloppenburg, an analyst at Robertson Stephens.
The analyst welcomed the news that Bebe has hired Suzanne Garcia as general merchandise manager. Garcia has 12 years of experience in merchandising and buying, most recently from Nordstrom nobe
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Calcutta Medical College, Calcutta, India
University of Calcutta, India
International Society of Colon Rectal Surgery in England, 1989. Carcinoid Tumor of Rectum.Cindy Kelly MD, SR Banerjee MD, David L. Walters MD, David A. Cherry MD.
American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons at Toronto, 1989.
Role of Sub-Total Colectomy for Colon Cancer.
Jan Wojcik MD, SR Banerjee MD, David Walters MD, David Cherry MD.
American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgery, 1987. Polyp Cancer Sequence
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St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center/
University of Connecticut, Hartford, Connecticut
Colon and Rectal Fellowship
Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois/University of Illinois
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Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT
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Abdominal wound evisceration.
Current Surgery, 40:432-434, 1983
Incidence of Metastasis in Polyps with
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Cindy Kelly, SR Banerjee, David Walters.
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This is a sponsored competition on behalf of the Royal Shakespeare Company
The opening of the Royal Shakespeare Company's visceral adaptation of Doctor Faustus is unique.
Two actors enter. Each lights a match and watches it burn. Whoever's goes out first 'loses' and must play the fated doctor, while the other plays the demon Mephistophilis, in this notorious tale of vanity, greed and damnation.
Faustus is a solitary scholar who has exhausted the confines of human knowledge. Frustrated with the futility of religion, law and science, he is desperate for a deeper understanding of the universe – and the fame it will bring.
Risking everything, he conjures Mephistophilis and asks him to strike a deal with Lucifer. He agrees to 24 years of absolute knowledge — in exchange for his soul.
Transferring to the Barbican, following its successful run at the Royal Shakespeare Company's home in Stratford-upon-Avon, Maria Aberg's punchy production updates Marlowe for our times with ritual, cabaret and carnival.
Described by The Times as "soul-scouring theatre", and by The Stage as bristling "with originality and vision", it stars Sandy Grierson (The Tempest, Twelfth Night, The Comedy of Errors 2012) and Oliver Ryan (As You Like It and Hamlet 2013) in the roles of the doctor and the demon.
Who will play Faustus when you see it?
This unmissable, critically-acclaimed production is at the Barbican for only four weeks, and we have a pair of tickets to give away, worth almost £100. This competition is now closed.
Doctor Faustus runs at the Barbican from 7 September-1 October. Tickets are £10-49.50, available from the Barbican box office.


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Forensic health care and trauma informed practice are emerging as new concepts in the medical/health care of Canadians. It can be a challenge for primary health care providers to care for victims of violence in a compassionate manner while also keeping in mind possible evidence collection and necessary medical care. This advanced workshop will provide a foundation for providing trauma informed forensic medical/health care to victims of violence. The workshop is specifically for primary health care providers (Nurse Practitioners, Family Physicians) and RNs working in rural or remote settings (ie. RN(C)) with limited access to a forensic (or SANE) program at the local hospital. This workshop will build on the advanced assessment skills of a primary care provider and prepare you to effectively provide trauma-informed appropriate medical care to victims of violence; provide guidelines for follow up and safety planning; understanding your duty to report; identification, assessment and documentation of injuries; collection and management of forensic specimens and how to write a medical-legal report.
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We got the opportunity to buy this 1918 Grove House in the city of Ontario from another investor. He started the project and was unable to finish it. It was a great house, but unfortunately we inherited a few of that investor's problems. This was one of our largest home renovations to date with 1900 square feet, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths.
Ontario was settled by the Chaffey brothers, who came to California from Ontario, Canada. Easterners flocked to California in the early 20th century. The warm weather and ability to grow crops all year round was a real draw. Southern California had the perfect climate for growing citrus. There were lemon and orange groves all over the area, and this home was originally a farmhouse for the groves. It would have been the only house for miles around at the time it was built in 1918, surrounded by lush citrus trees as far as the eye could see.
The house is on the historic registry, thus we couldn't make any changes to the floor plan. It still had many of the original features, such as the river rock planter on the front porch, coffered ceilings in the living room, and beautiful mahogany paneling and built-ins. It had a large kitchen and large dining room.
There wasn't much demo to do on this house, but we had to make sure the house was up to code. We updated all electrical and had to reframe some of the walls. We had two major surprises, however. The foundation needed major repairs – new rebar, posts and concrete. This was an additional $10,000 we hadn't planned on. Also, the city threw a wrench into our plans when they required us to gable the back roof that was over an upstairs addition. Another $5,000! This was adding up fast. Oh well, it's only money. Right?
True to the period there was no master suite but we were lucky to have two bathrooms, one up and one down. The upstairs bath was huge and we wanted it to have a dramatic design. Tina chose black subway for the shower walls, dark green paint for the bathroom walls, and a mahogany vanity that had a double sink and was 72 inches wide. It was uncertain if the vanity would fit through the door at first, but it just squeaked through. Whew!
The kitchen was large, and we wanted it to have a traditional look. Because of this we used bead board cabinets, marble countertops, a farmhouse sink, and tin backsplash. Tin ceilings were everywhere in the early 1900s and now companies have adapted the tin and made it into backsplash material. This kitchen was unique, beautiful and true to the period. We were very proud of the final result.
Finish carpentry was very important in this house. We are proud of the talented crafts people that work for our company. From installing and adapting the vintage French doors in the living room, repairing and rebuilding some of the mahogany panels, refinishing the coffered ceilings, and giving the beautiful built-ins some tender loving care – they hit a home run!
On the exterior we decided to stay with the Americana theme. We painted the siding a navy blue, the trim a crisp white, and the corbels a beautiful red. In the porch planter we put red and white geraniums, and in the front yard azaleas, gardenias and camellias. Just like the plants the farmer's wife would have lovingly tended in her yard back in the day.
This house will always be special to us because you got to see the day that our third beautiful boy, Max, came into the world. This is why we do what we do. In the end it is all about family! Not just our family but the families that will be living in the homes we renovate for many years to come, making their own beautiful memories. We are truly blessed.
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In 1943, the Wehrmacht were experiencing a dire shortage of StuG III tank destroyers because the joint U.S.A.-U.K. air raids caused considerable damage to the Alkett company's factory that produced these vehicles. December 1943, a decision was made to utilize the working capacities of the BMM company in Prague to start production of tank destroyers. Components of the Pz.Kpfw. 38(t) tank were widely used in the new vehicle. The first prototypes were produced in March 1944. More than 2,800 vehicles were built by May 1945.
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Magnificent Melbourne
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Melbourne is the capital city of the state of Victoria in Australia. Blessed by nature and with a dynamic spirit, Melbourne is a city deeply committed to excellence in commercial, artistic and sporting pursuits. It is sophisticated and elegant, and also friendly and accessible. A shopper's paradise. A culture vulture's dream. A sporting haven. Welcome to Melbourne, Australia.
The land where Melbourne now stands was home for thousands of years to the Wurundjeri people. In 1835, John Batman crossed Bass Strait from Van Diemen's Land (now called Tasmania) and signed a now-infamous treaty with the local Aborigines to purchase 600,000 acres (243,000 hectares). Melbourne developed rapidly, as the region around the burgeoning township was opened up for farming use. The discovery of gold in 1851, followed by a land boom and a period of pastoral prosperity, saw many classic public buildings constructed as the city exploded in size and importance.
In the 1880s a booming sharemarket and land speculation saw Melbourne continue to blossom. This was the era when the city was known internationally as 'Marvellous Melbourne', and there was another wave of public building. Melbourne was described at the time as "the jewel of the southern hemisphere".
That is a fair description of the city today, too. Modern Melbourne, Australia's second-biggest city, occupies a broad open plain bordered to the south by the gracious sweep of Port Phillip Bay. It is a young city by world standards, but one with a major reputation as a centre for business, the arts and education - not to mention sport! It has a temperate climate, natural beauty, and boasts magnificent architecture.
Immigrants have come to Melbourne from all over the globe, joining with the existing Australian citizens to create a multicultural community. Diverse backgrounds and talents and interests have combined to make this Australian city a world leader in such varied areas as theatre, medical research, and multimedia. This multiculturalism is most obvious when surveying the immense array of culinary options on offer in what is a great gastronomic city, but it permeates all aspects of Melbourne life.
Yes, Melbourne was named the world's Most Livable City last decade, but this is no cause for civic complacency. Since that time the city has only progressed. Superb recent developments like the Docklands precinct and Federation Square have further enhanced the Melbourne lifestyle. Tourists will find any number of attractions, and it doesn't take long to discover the city has a seductive quality that makes leaving difficult.
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"...that every originary presentive intuition is a legitimizing source of cognition, that everything originarily (so to speak, in its "personal" actuality) offered to us in 'intuition' is to be accepted simply as what it is presented as being, but also only within the limits in which it is presented there" (E. Husserl, Ideas I, 44).
Another anthem for phenomenology might be "back to Husserl himself." His 'principle of principles' (as he described above) marks the points of departure for the deployment of the phenomenological method. Anyone wishing to comment coherently on the movements within phenomenology, especially within the 'new' phenomenology, does well to begin in Husserl's governing principle as it opens upon putting experience at hand. One does even better if one states one's own understanding of the principle, and restates it as an interpretation of it.
If I may restate and interpret, the 'principle' admonishes the excursions of method to have faith in the knowledge that what presents itself within the intuition 'writes' itself into consciousness with its 'own hand,' as it were, without or at least prior to any conceptual framework: nothing intercedes for phenomena as they enter consciousness. What is there is the thing itself, unencumbered by a traversal through an extraneous conceptual space that imprints a signature of its having been there before its arrival in the consciousness. Consciousness therefore only needs to traverse itself to lead itself back to the thing itself.
Having a handle on the principle assists in determining if an application of the method has violated it, as, for example, Dominique Janicaud charges Jean-Luc Marion and others of doing (see his Phenomenology and the "Theological Turn"). I am uncertain if Janicaud is a maximalist Husserlian, as perhaps Eugen Fink seems to be; but if there is something worth protecting in Husserl's thought, something worth keeping from a contamination, it must be the principle itself. Fink himself protects Husserl's project from misunderstanding and at the same time suggests that what awaits the effective phenomenologist (one who deploys the method successfully) is nothing short of phenomenal (as in, 'he played a phenomenal game,' or 'the performance was phenomenal,' or 'it was a phenomenal film'). Nothing short of conversion or transformation awaits over the Husserlian rainbow (see Ronald Bruzina's Edmund Husserl and Eugen Fink: Beginnings and Ends in Phenomenology, 1928-1938, Yale, 2004; and, of course, Eugen Fink's own Sixth Cartesian Meditation: the Idea of a Transcendental Theory of Method, trans. R. Bruzina, Indiana, 1995).
How ironic then is Marion's work, work accused of violating the principle of principles and lacking 'rigor', which proves the method (a special case of the exception[al] proving the rule), demonstrates how the method really can get at the very possibility of conversion and transformation. What should trouble us more is the principle's not-so-subtle post-Cartesian appeal to certainty, or at least confidence; Marion has rehabilitated both the principle and Descartes in this regard. In any event, nothing in Marion's work, especially The Erotic Phenomenon and In the Self's Place, eludes 'rigor;' in fact, the former work can be viewed as overwrought, and both viewed certainly as vigorous and exhaustive (if not exhausting).
The principle, nonetheless, provides a basis for moving into this new phenomenology of givenness. I have described the maneuver of this graduated method as the phenomenological moment in part to remind me that the method defies causality---the moment is a moment of simultaneity---and in part to remind me to resist the temptation to think the reduction as the result of a sequential process of 'epoche' followed by the 'reduction proper.' Despite Husserlian 'givenness' rooting itself in the mathematical, in the given of geometrical proof, Marion's givenness leads back to the fecundity of such 'originary' givenness and deconstructs it, leading the way to his third reduction.
Hence, the phenomenological moment is a busy place, whether sonorous or cacophonous. The horizonal element of the principle which sets the limits at which the thing presents itself also sets the tone (the stage?) for the moment itself, where the thing, consciousness, and the horizon intersect upon the 'ground' of the moment, which is none other than a shape-shifting 'self,' or better, shape-shifting 'selves.' At the risk of participating in the seemingly endless talk sometimes construed as a meta-discourse of 'phenomenology', let me remind myself of why the method tends to work in productive and fascinating ways. While phenomenology 'proves' nothing and only points to possibility, its effects can have profound critical implications, especially for the critical approach generally employed in this blog.
The stakes are high: reality itself. The moment of method recreates the world. So long as we dot our "I's" and
The enactment of the method begins as the thing surprises consciousness into a consciousness of 'something.' That consciousness is a consciousness of a self, and that self is a self in the flesh, and that flesh rests in its finitude and immanence. The very boredom (how's that for an electrified term in this business) of the natural attitude, the attitude that accepts the science of reality as, for example, a clockwork (choose a metaphor for the scientific worldview), an acceptance of the clockwork in all its magnificence and awe, breaks off---boredom experiences a disturbance, even astonishment, at a thing presenting itself, appearing in view, within a gaze. What gaze? When did consciousness get a gaze? The thing awakens the gaze resting dormant---waiting to be born---in consciousness---the intention born of the thing.
What next? What happens next is boredom already collapsed upon consciousness's [t]race leading back through itself to the thing that comes into view. The world of the self has just gotten a bit bigger, stretched out by the space cut by the thing itself; the thing births an enlarged self, a self become through a becoming, a turning toward, a conversion to the thing by the thing. The collapse of the natural attitude, boring as such, comprises the epoche which brings into relief what has just collapsed it: the reduction proper and the thing itself. To separate the two into sequential occurrences would be tantamout to tweezing out rhythm and time from pitch and tonality in music. Let's not do it.
Cacophony or symphony? If experience forms the self, then the epistemological problem presents fully formed. "We are our experiences." "We learn through experience." Certainly these are not difficult notions. Truth is, phenomenology, when its not masquerading as its own meta-discourse, happens every day to everybody. We are 'everyday' phenomenologists, just as we are everyday mystics (as Karl Rahner would have it, referring to Christians who otherwise would be nothing at all), who experience something.
It's a place to start, a place for me to remember that I said this and was going someplace with it. Perhaps it is a place to start again, restart, from where I viewed this through a parallax view, or through the Lacanian registers and the role of 'lack.' In a modified version here, Lack constitutes the self in the flesh and its opening upon the immediacy of the thing fulfilling the intuition. The loss/lack within the self experiencing itself (as itself) and the world through the epoche, points to a fall into the reduction, a 'leading back,' which inheres in the growth of consciousness, and therefore recreates it. In the play of the Real (the condition of the absence of intercession for the thing, its immediacy of presentation), the method enacts, in the Imaginary order, something actually going on in the ineffable Real. Lack is loss, but loss as a space for something to enter, not merely consciousness, but of becoming.


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Choriambics I - Poem by Rupert Brooke
Ah! not now, when desire burns, and the wind calls, and the suns of spring
Light-foot dance in the woods, whisper of life, woo me to wayfaring;
Ah! not now should you come, now when the road beckons,
and good friends call,
Where are songs to be sung, fights to be fought, yea! and the best of all,
Love, on myriad lips fairer than yours, kisses you could not give! . . .
Dearest, why should I mourn, whimper, and whine, I that have yet to live?
Sorrow will I forget, tears for the best, love on the lips of you,
Now, when dawn in the blood wakes, and the sun laughs up the eastern blue;
I'll forget and be glad!
Only at length, dear, when the great day ends,
When love dies with the last light, and the last song has been sung,
and friends
All are perished, and gloom strides on the heaven: then, as alone I lie,
'Mid Death's gathering winds, frightened and dumb, sick for the past, may I
Feel you suddenly there, cool at my brow; then may I hear the peace
Of your voice at the last, whispering love, calling, ere all can cease
In the silence of death; then may I see dimly, and know, a space,
Bending over me, last light in the dark, once, as of old, your face.
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Chess Classic Mainz 2009 – Rapid Chess is coming homeWhat's on in Mainz this year? A compact manual through the highlights
24.07.2009 - Ten years after founding the Chess Tigers on 09.09.1999, the Tigers have been able to organize another top-class rapid chess extravaganza for all chess lovers. In this compact manual would like to present some of the details of this year's edition for you. We can offer you no less than eight classy competitions in just seven days from 27 July - 02 August 2009. And as always, we will present the cream of the crop of the chess world. To get you in the right rapid chess mood, we offer you tons of games to train and to play which can be downloaded from this website. Not only the chess events are something special in Mainz, the unique atmosphere in the playing hall, the special services for families, the professional presentation of the games and other "goodies" for chess lovers and visitors alike make sure that the Chess Classic is the number one rapid chess tournament in the world. Buckle up now, let's take a tour through the Chess Classic 2009!
40 board simultaneous event with Levon Aronian
We kick off the Chess Classic 2009 on Monday, 27 July with the traditional opening press conference and after that, at 16.00 sharp, one of the coolest chess players in the world will play the first games of the CCM9 in a simultaneous event on 40 boards: Levon Aronian, Chess960 world champion, winner of numerous top level tournaments and top board for Chess Olympiad winners Armenia. Levon already played a tough Chess960 simul on 20 boards back in 2006. However, he has to battle it out on 40 boards against highly motivated amateurs and special guests. We will let you know how to get one of the seats in the simul, which are always in great demand, on the official website soon.
CCM - Games of all simuls (PGN)
Play like a grandmaster
Before the big guns start playing their games, the up-and-coming chess talents play their Mini Opens. On Tuesday the youngsters play seven rounds in the third Mini-Ordix Open, in which normal rapid chess will be played. On Wednesday seven more rounds will be played in the third Mini-FiNet Chess960 Open, in which creativity is needed in the only chess variant that has officially been approved by FIDE, Chess960. New this year: all children and youngsters under 16 (reference day 01.01.1993) may participate. The top games will be broadcast live and the two top boards may even battle it out on the famous Chess Classic stage in the spacious Rheingoldhalle.
The young players do not only have the opportunity to win attractive prizes, but the players and parents will have the opportunity to get advice from two renowned German grandmasters. GM Klaus Bischoff and GM Sebastian Siebrecht will be present in the playing hall to give hints and tips, analyze games with the kids and answer questions about chess in general. After playing the games, the youngsters and their parents have free entrance to the big matches in the evening.
Information 3. Mini-ORDIX Open
Information 3. Mini-FiNet Open
Registration Mini Open
CCM - Mini Open Games (PGN)
The big open tournaments
On Thursday 30 July, the Chess Classic is open for all players in the 8th FiNet Chess960 Open, which is the ideal tournament for chess players with an open mind, because the starting position will be determined only minutes before the start of the round. The FiNet Open is the biggest Chess960 tournament in the world, a tournament in which the innovative idea of the late Robert "Bobby" Fischer has been accomplished. The Chess960 rules have officially been implemented in the FIDE rules this year, and the acceptance of the Chess960 tournaments in Mainz has been a decisive reason for FIDE to accept Chess960 in their handbook. This year numerous top players have announced their participation in Mainz, because it is possible for every player to qualify for the Chess960 world championship. The qualification cycle is very easy to understand: you "just" have to win the FiNet 960 Open to qualify for the Chess960 world championship next year. Everybody can qualify and it is not a secret that this easy system attracts players who usually do not show up at Open tournaments. Last year, American ace Hikaru Nakamura won the FiNet Open and he is one of the challengers of Chess960 world champion Levon Aronian.
Information 8. FiNet Open
Registration 8. FiNet Open
CCM – FiNet Open Games (PGN)
After two "Chess960 days" time has come for the most traditional Chess Classic event, the 16th Ordix Open. If you suffer from demo phobia, you should consider your participation, because the Rheingoldhalle will be filled with more than 700 chess players in the Ordix! Don't worry, the well organized and experienced Chess Tigers team, led by tournament director Hans-Dieter Post has proved in the past that they can handle these chess masses with ease. The air-conditioned Rheingoldhalle is big enough for all players, even when another record would be broken. The Open is attractive for top players, because the winner of this strongest rapid chess open in the world will automatically qualify for the rapid world championship. Last year, the young Russian Ian Nepomniachtchi won the Ordix Open and is looking forward to play world chess champion Viswanathan Anand in the battle for the rapid chess crown and not to forget for the traditional winner jacket.
One of the many attractions of these two open tournaments is the large number of rating prizes. Everybody has a chance to win a prize in his or her rating category. And let's not forget that amateurs do have the chance to play against a world class player in a tournament game in Mainz!
Information 16. ORDIX Open
Registration 16. ORDIX Open
CCM - ORDIX Open Games (PGN)
Artificial intelligence and Chess960
Traditionally, the Chess Classic has a computer event to offer: the 5th Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship will be played on three consecutive days. World Champion Rybka will defend her title (Rybka is a she!) against ex-world champion Shredder, who played the final against Rybka last year and two Internet qualifiers which will be determined by an online qualification on the Internet Chess Club, to be played in June.
Information 5. Livingston Computer Chess960 WCh
CCM – Livingston Computer Chess960 WCh Games (PGN)
The evening sessions – part 1
After the chess tohubohu in the Opens, there is time for tranquility in the Rheingoldhalle in the evening: the players in the main events enter the stage to battle it out in the world championships. On three consecutive days the Chess960 rapid chess world championship will be played with defending champion Levon Aronian. Two years ago the Armenian showed that he is the number one in Chess960 by beating Vishy Anand in an exciting final! Three world class players are ready to challenge Aronian this year: Hikaru Nakamura, Viktor Bologan and Sergei Movsesian are without a doubt three of the most creative and original playing top players of our time and will put the Armenian to the test. Here is an introduction of the challengers:
Hikaru Nakamura
Elo 2701, No. 30 World ranking
IPS 2777, No. 5 Chess960 World ranking
Hikaru Nakamura is generally regarded as an aggressive player who is reluctant to draw games early, having once said in an interview that "there is no point of taking draws". He prefers instead to exploit all prospective winning chances, giving him a style of play described by the U.S. Chess Federation as marked by "astonishing creativity...relentless determination... the making of unexpected moves and a will to win". He is also very skilled at blitz chess, and has been called "easily the best blitz player in America" and "one of the best blitz players in the world." Even in games with only one or two minutes in which to make all of his moves, Nakamura has shown an ability to create complicated combinations. Nakamura won the FiNet Open last year in his first official tournament in Germany.
Viktor Bologan
Moldova, 14.12.1971
Elo 2690, No. 39 World ranking
IPS 2702, No. 22 Chess960 World ranking
On the April 2009 FIDE list, Bologan had an Elo rating of 2690, making him number 39 in the world and Moldova's best chess player. His major accomplishment has been winning the Dortmund Sparkassen 2003, ahead of higher-rated and well-known players such as Vladimir Kramnik, Viswanathan Anand, and Peter Leko. In 2003 he won also the Aeroflot Open, one of the largest open tournaments with 150 grandmasters participating. The specialist for strong open tournaments holds a very special record in the Chess Classic: he won the Ordix Open in 2002 and the FiNet Open in 2007 and he is the only player to date who has been able to win both tournaments!
Sergei Movsesian
Slovakia, 3.11.1978
Elo 2747, No. 11 World ranking
IPS 2771, No. 6 Chess960 World ranking
Sergei Movsesian (born in Tbilisi, Georgian SSR) is a chess Grandmaster of Armenian descent who now plays for Slovakia. In 1999 he reached the quarterfinals of the FIDE World Chess Championship in Las Vegas, but lost to Vladimir Akopian. He won international tournaments in Sarajevo (2002 and 2007), the 2007 Czech Coal Carlsbad tournament in Karlovy Vary, Mikhail Chigorin Memorial in Saint Petersburg in 2007 and the B-tournament of the Corus Chess Tournament in 2008. Due to his outstanding results he has slowly but steadily reached on of the top spots in the rating lists. He is member of the successful German chess team Baden Baden that won the Bundesliga team three times since 2006. Sergei played a great FiNet Open last year and landed on second place with 9/11.
Information 6. Chess960 Rapid World Championship
CCM – Games of all Chess960 World Championships (PGN)
The evening sessions – part 2
After three days of top-level Chess960, it is time for the "grand finale" of the Chess Classic 2009, the 14th GRENKELEASING rapid world championship. On three consecutive days from Friday 31 July to Sunday 2 August the stage is reserved for world champion Vishy Anand and his three renowned challengers. It will be a tough challenge for Levon Aronian, Arkadij Naiditsch and Ian Nepomniachtchi to become the best rapid chess player in the world, if you take a look at the incredible results of the Indian superstar: Anand won no less than eleven (11) Chess Classic tournaments and he is still unbeaten in Mainz! Almost every top GM has tried to beat "The Vish" in Mainz, but nobody managed to beat the world champion. One of the challengers, who was on the brink of success in 2007, is Levon Aronian, who has a mammoth schedule in Mainz this year. The Armenian is expected to be the toughest challenger, but don't count out the other two world class players! Here is an introduction of the challengers:
Arkadij Naiditsch
Germany, 25.10.1985
Elo 2707, No. 31 World ranking
IPS 2662, No. 37 Chess960 World ranking
Arkadij Naiditsch was born in Riga, Latvia and when he was ten years old his family migrated to Dortmund, Germany. After many good results in various tournaments he soon turned out to be one of the best players in Germany and he received his German passport in 2005. In the same year he scored the best result in his career by winning the Dortmund Sparkassen 2005 Tournament, ahead of higher-rated and well-known players such as Veselin Topalov, Vladimir Kramnik, and Peter Leko. He was only 19 years old at the time. After a few set-backs he showed very good chess and won the German national championship in 2007. He is the first German player who has broken the magical 2700 barrier. Last year he seemed to be cruising to victory in the FiNet Chess960 Open but an incredible blunder in the last round cost him first place.
Ian Nepomniachtchi
Russia, 14.7.1990
Elo 2624, No. 118 World ranking
IPS 2650, No. 41 Chess960 World ranking
The 18-year old grandmaster is a great Russian talent. He won the European Youth Chess Championship three times, in 2000 in the U10 class and in 2001 and 2002 in the U12 class. In 2002 he also won the World Youth Chess Championship in the U12 class. By winning the Aeroflot Open in Moscow in February 2008, he qualified for the 2008 Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting and in the same year he won one of the toughest chess tournaments in the world: the Ordix Open!
Information 14. GRENKELEASING Rapid World Championship
CCM – Games of all Rapid World Championships (PGN)
Where can I watch the games?
If you have ever visited the Chess Classic extravaganza you know that the Chess Tigers are not just satisfied by bringing the cream of the crop of the chess world to Mainz every year, its is also important for us to present the games in a modern and comfortable way for the chess fans. Of course you can watch the most important games on the Internet, read fine reports on the official website by chess experts and watch many pictures from some of the best chess photographers. But why not coming to Mainz this year to enjoy top level chess at first hand?
The most popular seats are in front of the stage, and at a reasonable price of just €8 (€5 for children) you get the best seats in the house. If you buy a ticket for the whole event, you just pay €32 (children €20). In the hall you can listen carefully to the analyses and stories of our renowned commentator team: GM Klaus Bischoff, GM Rustem Dautov, GM Vlastimil Hort, GM Sebastian Siebrecht and WGM Natalia Straub. All you need is a set of wireless earphones, which can be borrowed for only €2 per day.
If you rather like to watch the games along with a couple of friends, you can just go to the main lobby of the Rheingoldhalle to watch the games live on one of the many monitors. You can chat and analyze the games with your friends, without disturbing the players on stage. This year we also offer the very popular public viewing corner with one of our commentators. Discuss the games with an experienced grandmaster…for free!
Not enough yet? If you prefer to watch the games in an exclusive atmosphere, you are invited to visit the Gourmet Club. For €39 per person per day you can watch the games with one of our commentators and enjoy fine food and drinks in a cultivated manner. The players often step by for a drink and a snack after their games.
The kids club
The Chess Tigers do not only organize tournaments for children, but there is also a unique and very popular institution for the youngest kiddies: the Kids Club. The parents can play chess without having to think about the children all the time. The club is open from Tuesday to Sunday and it has often happened that the kids do not want to leave the club at 18.00, because they have a great time playing games with children from all over the world. The children will soon feel at home in a friendly and safe atmosphere.
No sponsors, no Chess Classic!
In these difficult economic times, it is not easy to keep old sponsors and to find new ones. Many companies have to be careful and have to check more than once if it makes sense to put money in, let's say, chess. Stability and innovation, professionalism and passion for the game, sobriety and benevolence are factors that convinced our sponsors this year again. We like to thank them for their support! Without the support of the City of Mainz, with Lord Mayor Jens Beutel, the ORDIX AG, the FiNet AG, the GRENKELEASING AG, the Congress Centrum Mainz, the Hilton Hotel Mainz, the Stadtwerke Mainz AG, Livingston, the Mainzer Aufbaugesellschaft (MAG), the Wohnbau Mainz, the Sparkasse Mainz, the Rheinland-Pfalz Bank, DGT, Schach Niggemann, ChessBase and numerous friends our great event would not be the event we just have presented in this compact manual!
Check our website regularly! And before and during the tournament you can expect many updates from the playing hall on www.twitter.com/chessclassic.
Some useful links:
Homepage Chess Classic Mainz 2009
Registration FiNet & ORDIX Open
Registration Mini-FiNet & Mini-ORDIX Open (U16!)
All CCM games in a single database (PGN) (more than 2.000 games!)
All time list ORDIX Open
All time list FiNet Open
All time list Mini-FiNet & Mini-ORDIX Open
Chess960 World Ranking
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