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Charles Clement Lucas, Jr., M.D., KTJ
Charles Clement Lucas, Jr., MD, ABFP, son of Charles
Clement Lucas, Sr., and Sallie Elizabeth Williams was
born in Wilson, North Carolina. He attended the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill where he received an A.B. in
Chemistry and History, and the Doctor of Medicine.
He completed his medical training at
Duke University where
he was Chief Resident of Family Practice. He was elected
to membership in the Order of the Old Well at the
University of North Carolina. For his medical leadership
activities in North Carolina he received The Order of
the Long Leaf Pine, the highest award given by the State
of North Carolina.
Dr. Lucas served in the United States Public Health Service
from 1970-1972 and was commissioned as Senior Assistant
Dr. Lucas moved to New York City in 1979 where he lived until
1988 when he moved to Greenwich, Connecticut. He maintains a
private practice of internal medicine in Larchmont, New York,
and is certified by the American Board of Family Practice. He is
the father of Christina Cady Lucas and Ryan Clare Lucas.
* National Gavel Society
* Order of First Families of Virginia 1607-1624/25
* Order of Founders and Patriots in America (Governor General; former
Governor of Connecticut Society)
* Order of Americans of Armorial Ancestry (Honorary President
* Order of the Indian Wars of the United States (Senior Vice
* Order
of the Merovingian Dynasty (Honorary President General; Founder
* Veteran Corps of Artillery State
of New York
(Past Commandant;
President of the Council of Administration)
* Military Society of the War of 1812 (Past President)
* Order of Descendants of Ancient Planters (Past President)
* National Society Sons of American Colonists (President General)
* General Society of Colonial Wars (Member
of the New York, Florida and
Carolina Societies; former Steward of the New York Society)
* Order of Three Crusades 1096-1192 (Corresponding Secretary)
* National Society Americans of Royal Descent (Curator
* Order of the Norman Conquest (Second Vice President
* Ancient Heraldic and Chivalric Order of Albion
* Order of the Crown of Charlemagne in the United States
(Surgeon General)
* Order
of the Crown in America (Third Vice President General)
* Baronial Order of Magna Charta (Justiciar)
* Military Order of the Crusades
One Hundred Living Descendants of Blood Royal
* National
Order of Knights of the Golden Horseshoe
* Aztec Club of 1847
* Order of Descendants of Colonial Cavaliers (former Secretary
* Colonial Society of Pennsylvania
La Société
Française de Bienfaisance
* General Society Sons of the Revolution (former Surgeon General;
President and life member of the New York Society; member of North
Carolina Society)
* General Society War of 1812 (former Council Member)
* Military Order of Loyal Legion in the United States
* Jamestowne Society (former National Councilor; former Governor of the
England Company)
* Order Of Descendants of Colonial Physicians
and Chirurgiens
(Honorary Member)
* Order of First Families of North Carolina
* Order of Alba (Third Vice President General)
* Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York (former Physician)
* Saint George's Society of New York
* Saint David's Society of New York
* New England Society of the City of New York
* Saint Andrews Society of North Carolina, Inc.
* Founders Society of South Carolina
* Society of the Second War with Great Britain in the State
of New York
* Huguenot Society of America
* National Huguenot Society
* Society of Descendants of Knights of the Garter (Descendant
* Military Order of World Wars
* National Society Sons of the American Revolution (First New
Continental Chapter; Member of the North
Carolina Society; former
President of the Captain Matthew Mead Branch #11 in Connecticut)
* Military Order of Foreign Wars in the United States
* Naval Order of the United States (New York Commandery)
* Welsh Society of Philadelphia
* Royal
Society of Saint George
* Society of Descendants of Colonial Clergy
* National Society Sons of Colonial New England 1620-1776
* Flagon and Trencher: Descendants of Colonial Tavern Keepers
* Huguenot Society of South Carolina
* National Society Descendants of Early Quakers
* National Society Sons and Daughters of Antebellum Planters
(former Council Member)
* Sons and Daughters of the Colonial & Antebellum Bench and
Bar 1565-1861
* National Society Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims
* Order of First Families of North America 1492-1692
(Surgeon General)
* Order of Descendants of Pirates and Privateers (Surgeon)
* Guild of Colonial Artisans and Tradesmen 1607-1783
* National Society Old Plymouth Colony Descendants
* National
Guild of Saint Margaret of Scotland
* National Society of Saints and Sinners
* Sons of Confederate Veterans
* Clans McFarland, Stewart, Galbraith
* Order of First Families of Maryland
* The Augustan Society
Chivalric Orders
The Most Venerable Order of the Hospital
of Saint John of Jerusalem
(Officer, bestowed by Elizabeth II, Queen of
Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem
Priory of
Saint Michael and Saint George of New York City)
Other Notes
COL Lucas was granted a Coat of Arms and a
Letter Patent by William David Hamilton Sellar,
Lord Lyon of Scotland in the name of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II on 27 October 2009. The arms
have been registered with all accrediting
is a member of the Pilgrims of the
United States; the Church Club of New New York;
Squadron A
Association of New York; Northeast Harbor Fleet; The
University Club of Chicago; Soldiers
Sailors Marines Airmen Club; American
Philosophical Society; Youth Foundation of the
City of New York; Christ Episcopal Church,
Greenwich; New York Academy of Sciences; North
Carolina Society of the City of New York; The
Dinner Dancers of the City of New York.
COL Lucas a Board member of the
Lincoln Cathedral
Foundation and member of the Holland Lodge #8, F &AM; Ancient
Chapter No.1, Royal Arch Masons; Morton Commandery No. 4, New
York City, Knights Templar; Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite, Valley of New York, 32nd degree. In
addition, Dr. Lucas is a member of the Honorable Order of
Kentucky Colonels.


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Former five-star defensive end Jaelan Phillips announced earlier this off-season that he was going to enter the transfer portal. Phillips announced during this past season at UCLA that he was going to take a leave from the team because of injuries, but now he has decided that he is going to transfer to Miami to play for Manny Diaz.
During his true freshman season at UCLA in 2017, Phillips was productive for a freshman, getting to the quarterback for 3.5 sacks and seven tackles for loss.
Overall Phillips struggled to get his footing at UCLA and a lot of that was due to injuries, but the talent of Phillips is obvious, which is why he was given five-stars coming out of high school.
Manny Diaz has made some very good inroads using the transfer portal since he became the head coach at Miami earlier this off-season and even though Phillips didn't live up to his five-star billing at UCLA, a change of scenery can always be beneficial for people and if you're Miami it doesn't hurt to take a shot on Phillips and the physical talent he has.


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Those intrepid producers seeking to bring Marilyn's life story to the stage (by the dozen, it seems) should take heed of this cautionary tale of an ill-fated Broadway show.
"Many people know that before Smash, there was already a Broadway musical based on Marilyn Monroe's life – Marilyn: An American Fable, which closed after 17 performances. The show opened at the Minskoff in 1983 with Marilyn played by Alyson Reed (who went on to play Cassie in the A Chorus Line movie, and later, played Ms. Darbus in the High School Musical films).
Marilyn: An American Fable opened with Young Norma Jean singing a tuneful number called 'A Single Dream' (that I adore) with a trio of performers simply called: 'Destiny'. 'Destiny' followed Marilyn around throughout the musical, commenting on her choices and generally looking fabulous.
The show was directed and choreographed by Kenny Ortega, and it would be his one credit on Broadway, before moving on to film projects like the High School Musical franchise (for which he brought Alyson Reed along), Michael Jackson: This Is It, and the upcoming In The Heights movie."
You can read Jennifer Ashley Tepper's hilarious article in full at Broadway Spotted.


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May 24, 2013. The Briar's Restaurant, North State Road, Briarcliff Manor, NYBriarcliff Manor Rotary ClubTODAY IN HISTORY1883: The Brooklyn Bridge linking Brooklyn with Manhattan was dedicated by President Chester Arthur and New York Governor Grover Cleveland.MEETING LEADER -- President Kris ChitturPLEDGE – Sy Yuter SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER –Jeffrey TaylorHAPPY THOUGHTS – Rod Ertischek, a surprise visit from North Carolina; Anne's grandson graduated from West Point; Eric, Senior High School students Marissa Contento and Nicole Metzger were awarded our Rotary Scholarships at $1,500 each and will appear at a future meeting.GUEST – Steve GoldsteinANNOUNCEMENTS –20 Rotarians present. Memorial Day Parade and Briarcliff Library Memorial Run/Walk to be held on May 27th. Those who are marching in Memorial Day Parade should meet at Mark Seidman's office around 11:30. The Installation Dinner is Monday, June 24 at Orfino's at 6:30 pm.SPEAKER AND SUBJECT – Deputy NJ speaker and assemblyman Upendra J. ChivukulaSummary of TalkThe speaker was informed and entertaining. He told his personal and political history. Knowing many languages is very important. English was his 4th language learned. We are all interconnected. Much of his job is working with immigration people who want visas and Green Cards. In 2001 he was approved to run for office in New Jersey. He must be accessible to people who need help. To reach people he is happy to speek to organizations like Rotary. He has a remarkable memory. He got 60% of the vote to become Deputy Speaker.Friday – Dr. Arno Housman on What's New in UrologyElinor Yuter, ReporterRachel Leihbacher, Expediter
Thursday, May 30, 2013
May 24, 2013 Briar Crier
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Monday, May 27, 2013
Rotary Club at the Memorial Day Parade
The Rotary Club of Briarcliff Manor participated in the Memorial Day Parade in the Village today, May 27, 2013. Rotarian President Kris Chittur, and President-Elect Anne Marie Cargill were accompanied by Rotarians Scott Lanoff (with his children Sam and Alex Lanoff), Paul Rosen, Mark Seiden (with his children Ben and Rachel Seiden), Sy Yuter, and Richard Zuckerman.
See detail HERE
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
May 17, 2013 Briar Crier
May 17, 2013. The Briar's Restaurant, North State Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY
Briarcliff Manor Rotary Club
1792 – The New York Stock Exchange had its origin as a group of brokers who met under a tree on Wall Street.
Meeting Leader – Sy Yuter (Kris and Anne with Scott were attending a Rotary District Conference)
PLEDGE – Sy Yuter SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER – Dr. Bob Maher
HAPPY THOUGHTS – Eric, Senior High School students Marissa Contento and Nicole Metzger were awarded our Rotary Scholarships at $1,500 each.
GUEST – Steve Goldstein
ANNOUNCEMENTS –12 Rotarians present. Memorial Day Parade and Briarcliff Library Memorial Run/Walk to be held on May 27th.
ROTARY NEWS – Those who can march in Memorial Day Parade on Monday should meet at the old barber shop site at 11:30 am.
SPEAKER AND SUBJECT – South Korea II – Youhee Shin and Kyung Pak
The sacred bell of King Sejong was completed in AD 771. It is the largest bell of its kind surviving in Korea. It weighs about 18.9 tons, about equal to 12 mid-sized cars. The casting technique of the enormous and beautiful bell is still not fully understood. The beauty of its visual is only one aspect of the bell's splendor. It emits a majestic and graceful sound which is clear and loud and reverberates alternating between loud and soft, continuing for some time. This is a distinctive feature of the bell. The intentional asymmetry of the design leads to varying levels of thickness. This does not occur in western bells as these are generally of a consistent thickness. Also, first steel mill built and Samsung started.
Friday – Minority participation in political process by Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula
Elinor Yuter, Reporter
Rachel Leihbacher, Expediter
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Briarcliff Rotary, President, Win Awards at Rotary District Conference
The Rotary Club of Briarcliff Manor was given the District Governor's citation for community service for the year 2012-13. "This Citation is Awarded with Deep Appreciation in Honor and Recognition of this Club's Outstanding Record in Community Service, especially in relation to its sponsorship of an ElderAct Club," the citation read.
Read further in Pleasantville-BriarcliffPatch HERE.
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
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May 10, 2013 – Friday noon, Tuscan Grille Restaurant, Briarcliff Manor Rotary Club.TODAY IN HISTORY1913: The U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution to the President to wear a white carnation in celebration of Mother's Day.MEETING LEADER – President Kris ChitturPLEDGE – Sy Yuter PATRIOTIC SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER – Rev. Lee CarrozziCELEBRATION Luncheon sponsored by our Club in honor of Mother's Day. 67 mothers and two fathers present.ROTARIANS PRESENT - 17 Rotarians present. The Rotarians served wine, a delicious lunch, dessert and coffee to the mothers and fathers who were seated. Stephanie, of the Recreation Department, helped in organizing the event.ENTERTAINER: Carmino Ravosa, singer, pianist and composer, best known for his songs relating to American history and especially to Briarcliff Manor.This Friday at 12:15 at The Briar's Restaurant -- South Korea II slides by Youhee Shin and Kyung PakElinor Yuter, ReporterRachel Leihbacher, Expediter
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Saturday, May 11, 2013
May 10, 2013 Mother's day festivity
Annual festivity honoring mothers was held on May 10, 2013. Read detail in Rotarian Frances Chu's blog. Click HERE . See further detail in Pleasantville.Patch. Click HERE.
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
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May 3, 2013 – Friday 12:15, The Briar's Restaurant, Briarcliff Manor Rotary Club.TODAY IN HISTORY – 1802: Washington, D.C. was incorporated as a city.MEETING LEADER – President Kris ChitturPLEDGE – Sy Yuter PATRIOTIC SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER – Rev. Lee CarrozziHAPPY THOUGHTS AND BUCKS – Sy, happy that all of a cancerous growth has been removed from his cheek by a dermatology expert surgeon; Anne, all of her family is talking with her; Dr. Bob Maher via an e-mail to Sy is very happy that Dr. Rath, who operated on Bob, is speaking to our club, which is "the best," but Bob cannot be there because of a prior committment to his organization; Ken Shimazu is happy to see his son at his home.ROTARIANS PRESENT - 17 Rotarians present but no guests.SPEAKER AND SUBJECT – Health Care in Rural India by Dr. Wijiya Rathnatican
SUMMARY OF TALKA video of the tribal group of Ashwini in India was shown. These tribal groups live in the jungle and with no formal education or health services and with no idea of personal property. But they are literate and speak many languages. They have their own medicine man. There is a new hospital to train nurses for their care built by an organization represented by Dr. Rathnatican. He ended the presentation by asking our Rotary club for a donation of some $9000 to add a blood bank capability to the hospital. (Sy Yuter, who schedules the speakers, had no idea that he would be asking for a donation from our club.)Friday: at 11:30 at Tuscan Grille, Mother's Day luncheonElinor Yuter, ReporterRachel Leihbacher, Expediter
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Monday, May 6, 2013
Briarcliff Rotary in the District News
New Club project, "Preventive Health and Awareness" series is in the latest District News with our President-elect and the speaker pictured. See detail HERE
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
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April 26, 2013 – Friday 12:15 The Briar's Restaurant, Briarcliff Manor Rotary Club
TODAY IN HISTORY – 1785: America naturalist and artist, John James Audubon, was born in present day Haiti
MEETING LEADER – President - K. Chittur
PLEDGE – Sy Yuter PATRIOTIC SONG – Sy Yuter PRAYER – Rev. Lee Carrozzi
HAPPY THOUGHTS AND BUCKS – Ken Shimazu-49th anniversary; Anne C- Elderact club at Atria excited about project
ROTARIANS PRESENT - 19 Rotarians present.
GUESTS – Justin Negard: Sinsiri Tiwatanond, Rotary scholar ambassador; Dr. Jasmine Cowin, NY Rotary Club; Gregory Tanno, friend of Brooklyn Club
SPEAKER AND SUBJECT – Bille Sansone, CEO Peace Corp Volunteer, Nepal Projects
Our speaker showed an interesting and informative video of Nepal life, their people and their lives. A new school was built from the bricks from the old school. Orphans sleep in streets and some have no one to care for them. The children are sometimes kidnapped for slavery or prostitution. People believe that if they pray to God everything will go well.
Friday: Health Care in Rural India, Dr. Wijiya Rathnatican
Elinor Yuter, Reporter
Rachel Leihbacher, Expediter
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Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Preventative Health and Awareness" Series to be held. May 9, 2013
Briarcliff Rotary's "Preventative Health and Awareness" series will be held in the Briarcliff Library at 6:30p.m. on Thursday, May 9, 2013. Admission is free and open to the community.
Speaker Ms. Jain will present on "Nutritional Benefits of Plant-Based Diets"
Speaker Ms. Jain will present on "Nutritional Benefits of Plant-Based Diets"
Read more in detail HERE.
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Powder metallurgy specialist Höganäs AB and Cortus Energy AB have opened what they say is the world's first plant for renewable energy gas and green coke. The aim of the plant is to transform biomass into renewable energy, which can be used in the iron and steel industry. As a result, Höganäs' carbon dioxide emissions could decrease with around 10,000 tonnes per year, the company said.
Using Cortus Energy's technology, biomass is gasified into energy gas and green coke, both of which are energy sources that can be used in Höganäs' metal powder production. The first industrial plant with Cortus' technology, which is now being built on Höganäs' industrial compound, will be connected to one of the furnaces in production and will be tested under real conditions.
The plant will start up during the first half of 2018 and then be tested in Höganäs' production. If the tests show positive results, Cortus Energy will start regular deliveries of renewable energy products during 2019. This would then be the break-through for gasification of biomass to generate renewable energy for demanding industrial processes in Sweden, according to Höganäs.
'For Höganäs, this is a part of our long-term strategy to go from fossil fuels to renewable energy,' said Nicklas Lång, senior vice president sustainability at Höganäs. 'To succeed we must get engaged, pitch in resources and take the lead in exploring new opportunities.'
This story is reprinted from material from Höganäs, with editorial changes made by Materials Today. The views expressed in this article do not necessarily represent those of Elsevier.
Höganäs says that its new atomizing plant has received building approval by the local council.
Höganäs has opened its new ITEC technologer center based in Pune, India.
A 3D printer developed by Höganäs has been installed at CETIM, the French industrial institute.


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If you are looking for my birthday hop card, please scroll down one post! Happy birthday, Cindy & Dominique!
Good morning!
I have a very bright Easter card that I made for my daughter Ashley to tuck in her Easter basket this morning. She LOVES all things bright and bold, so I think she'll like it even though it's a bit busy with all the colors and patterns for me personally. But, I didn't make it for ME - I made it for HER! lol!
Isn't this Hippity Hoppity Sopia adorable? I paper pieced her dress and the Easter Eggs with Echo Park's 6x6 A Walk in the Park papers.
Have a blessed Easter Sunday with your family, my friends!
Card Details
Stamps: Hippity Hoppity Sophia (Paper Pretties)
Ink: Memento
Card stock: Echo Park A walk in the park; Copic Xpress it
Other: MFT grass die & felt; Copics; Sakura glitter pens; EK Success circle punches; SU label punch


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Analyzer 11.7 just got speedier and more accurate than ever before. Read on to see how.
While using STK via MATLAB, have you ever had an issue or difficulties extracting out data values because the lines look like this?
AGI is always developing and adding more to its toolbox. This fall, we are happy to announce the latest improvements to Systems Tool Kit (STK), ...
Rule Based Model Control and Dynamic Waveform Switching


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President Trump's late-night, all-caps Tweet of Mass Destruction threatening Iran is bound to be enshrined in the Art of Diplomacy annals. But let's go back to
Day: July 25, 2018
Helsinki Secrets
Like an orange hurricane, President Trump made a stormy visit to the Old World. Usually American presidents' visits to Europe present photo opportunities and vows
Syria: The White Helmets' Final Performance
It is commonly known that when a ship is sinking, the crew does not board the lifeboats before the passengers. Most noble of all is
Western States Salvage Terror Assets in Syria
Western states made a dramatic intervention in the Syrian war earlier this week to extricate hundreds of terrorist militants. The militants are to be fast-tracked
Entering a 1984 World, Trump-Style
The pundits and politicians generally take it for granted that President Trump lacks a coherent foreign policy. They believe that he acts solely out of
The BRICS Summit. A Multipolar World Order? What's Russia's Role?
The 10th BRICS Summit will take place in Johannesburg from 25-27 July and will see the most important figures from the emerging Multipolar World Order
Is Damascus Getting Ready to Cut a Deal with the Kurds?
Damascus reportedly reached two pragmatic deals with so-called "rebel" groups in the northeast. Sputnik reported that the legitimate Syrian government receives one-third of all the
Saudi-UK Media Tie-Up: Targeting the Non-Arabic-Speaking Middle East
Long satisfied to attempt to dominate pan-Arab media and battle it out with Qatar's state-owned Al Jazeera television network, Saudi Arabia has now set its


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Six Tips for Staying Sharp During Break
Winter break: a perfect time to catch up on sleep, eat wonderful meals with family and relax in front of the TV. These opportunities to recover from the stress of classes, homework and studying are important. But don't let your time away from the classroom impact all that you have been learning. Stay sharp by engaging your mind in different activities.
Take Time to Read
A book, news or sports articles or your favorite blog. A break from typical academic reading to focus on topics that you really enjoy can remind you why you like to read before textbooks and research papers become your major source of words again.
Tutor a younger student
Helping someone master a difficult math concept, memorize the periodic table or learn about your favorite subject can benefit you both. The student you spend time with gains from your knowledge while you get a chance to look at a topic from a different point of view (you're the teacher now, not the student).
Take an online class
If you're in college, you may be able to take an intensive online class or two over the winter break for credit. If you're in high school or your college doesn't offer online classes during the winter break, check out your local community college offerings for credit or look for free online learning opportunities where credit may not be offered but interesting topics may be available. Top colleges like Yale, Harvard and MIT offer access to prerecorded lectures and courses at no cost.
Work ahead
Do you have your syllabus and books for next semester's classes? Or do you know where you left off in a year-long class? Make good use of your down time by getting through some early reading and studying. Don't forget to take notes about what you're reading so that you can quickly refresh your memory when class starts back up in the new year.
Do something fun
Staying mentally sharp doesn't necessarily mean doing work. Challenge yourself with a puzzle, arrange a family game night or create a scavenger hunt filled with riddles and problems to solve for friends. Entertaining activities can stimulate your mind and be much more enjoyable than spending time answering practice questions.
Don't forget to exercise
Take your mind off school subjects by going for a walk, hitting a local basketball court with friends or trying your luck at an ice skating rink. Your mind and body will both thank you for some physical activity.


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Placement Process
Placement Process
Please contact our dedicated team below:
Greg Pounds, Referrals & Placements Manager - 0330 20 20 695, firstname.lastname@example.com
Referrals & Placements Officer - 0330 20 20 305, firstname.lastname@example.com
Whether an enquiry comes from a family member, friend, social worker or NHS commissioner, we will listen to ensure we fully understand the requirements of a potential resident.
Prior to admission you will receive a full pre-admission assessment.
Unless there are exceptional circumstances, for example when we have a request for a fast track emergency admission, we will always undertake a thorough clinical assessment of the person to establish their exact behavioural, emotional and physical needs.
Come for a cup of tea and an informal chat and view our care centre.
We encourage potential residents, their families, commissioners and social workers to visit the care centre that we identify will best suit the individual's requirements.
Approval of funding agreement.
Based on the assessment outcome, an offer letter with the weekly price calculation will be provided to the funder, whether this is an NHS commissioner, a social worker or private individual. A copy of the pre-admission assessment will also be provided identifying areas of the resident's specialist requirements and care needs, including an overview of the therapies and social engagement that will be part of their care pathway.
We will welcome the resident and their family/friends to our centre and their new home.
Following confirmation of the care agreement we will arrange a suitable date for us to welcome our new resident. The resident's room will be freshly decorated according to personal preference and personal effects can be moved in, so they feel at home as quickly as possible.
You will also be introduced to our Family Liaison Officer who will be on hand to help you with the transition and any on-going support along with the rest of the clinical team.
28 Day Review Period
Our multi-disciplinary team will create a specialist care and social engagement plan which will be assessed over an initial 28-day period. A multi-disciplinary care review will then take place, to which you will be invited, where our team will provide reports on their time with us and to confirm their on-going care pathway.
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Burgess Hill Radio awarded Ofcom Licence
Burgess Hill, Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks and Ditchling have been listening for the last 22 months to their own Community Radio Station Burgess Hill Radio via the internet. Now Ofcom have rewarded the station with a Community Radio FM Licence.
The station, which will shortly be moving to new studios in Church Walk, Burgess Hill has up to now only been available on the Internet. Following a successful application to Ofcom a licence to broadcast on FM has been granted and Burgess Hill Radio will soon be reaching out to the community with music, news, local event information and much more.
The station, which is a Community Interest Company and has no shareholders, was founded in 2016. Now, with a team of more than 20 volunteers, the station broadcasts 24 hours a day on the Internet with the support of several local businesses who advertise and sponsor programmes.
Donations from Burgess Hill District Lions and the Rotary Club have also helped to cover some of the costs involved in running the station.
Now, having been granted a licence the station is actively seeking funding for a transmitter and aerial which will cost around £10,000 to set up.
Programme Manager Steve Bird said, "We are absolutely delighted that Ofcom have seen fit to award us a licence, which is a tribute to the hard work and dedication of our volunteers and we look forward to providing Burgess Hill and the surrounding area with a truly local radio service".
Station Manager Jerry Bradford said, "The licence award couldn't have come at a better time, and together with the move to our new Church Walk studios we are very excited for the future. We now need to recruit more volunteers. It doesn't matter if volunteers have no broadcast experience because we offer a comprehensive training package".
Local businesses can advertise on the radio station and local groups, clubs and charities can promote their organisations and events free of charge.
For more information email email@example.com
For more info contact Jerry Bradford – email@example.com or 07711 099888
"Regular, well organised events, excellent updates and information by email along with a warm welcome from the Chair and Coordinator are just some of the positives at BHBPA."
"The BHBPA is an energetic and vocal organisation that connects and empowers and informs the local business community acting as an effective conduit to local authority and other organisations. We are proud to be part of that community and the association."
"This association was started with a lot of effort from a few local businessmen and has proved to be a very powerful and useful tool for our business. The BHBPA has influence at the top level; when action is needed, the BHBPA gets it done. We are kept in touch with all that is happening on our doorstep and will often act because of what is published in the weekly emails / newsletters."
"The BHBPA is a fantastic hub for our business community to get together and catch up, discuss important local issues and connect new and interesting enterprises."


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Carie - The Legend
Co-Host of On A Roll
Carie Varner is an artist, a mother, a drinker of much Pepsi and on occasion, funny.
She graduated from the American Academy of Art in Chicago with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (who needs to eat?). Her artwork is available to view and purchase on her Facebook page.
Carie was known as AMC Mike when she helped co-host the film-centered radio show and podcast Lights Camera Cleveland.
Her first gaming book was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Other Strangeness, and she's played everything from World of Darkness to Earthdawn, and even some game with THACO. She's LARPed in three different networked organizations, holding organizational positions in two. She's also helped playtest LARPs, including Shadow Run (the costumes were so cool!). Carie is currently the head storyteller for River Valley Rage, a Vampire LARP in Tennessee.
MUD/MUCK/MUSHes have been a big part of her life, too. She's played in many, and the constant typing has improved her grammar, her typing speed and to a lesser degree, her speling. She's role-played in Hogsmeade, on a 5th World in a different universe, in classic books and in completely newly-crafted universes. She's ran several as well, including a high school for super heroes and a small Appalachian town during World War II set in the Supernatural universe.
Carie - The Legend has hosted 80 Episodes.
Episode 201: Running The End
Episode | January 23rd, 2019 | Season 2 | 1 hr 36 secs
characters, dungeons and dragons, geeks, larp, mush, pathfinder, players, plot, roleplaying games, tabletop, vampire, white wolf
It's the first episode of season two! Since it's the beginning of our new season, the Favorite, the Curmudgeon and the Legend talk about endings. Carie, Jason and Ryan explore the reasons and requirements for ending a story and the benefits and drawbacks of doing so!
Episode 131: Do We Even Need Experience Points?
Episode | December 5th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 4 mins
characters, culture, diversity, experience points, game design, geeks, roleplaying games, rpg, tabletop games, xp
There's a lot of talk about experience points lately, so the Favorite asks the Curmudgeon and the Legend what the point of XP is. Carie, Jason and Ryan discuss the problems and benefits of XP, why we have it and why it's such a contentious topic on our final episode of season one!
Episode 130: Donny Cates and Telling Great Stories
Episode | November 29th, 2018 | Season 1 | 35 mins 47 secs
comics, donny cates, geeks, god country, guardians of the galaxy, marvel comics, podcast, roleplaying games, rpg, storytelling, tabletop, venom
Epik Comic Show happened recently, and the Curmudgeon and the Legend sat down with Marvel comic's writer Donny Cates. Carie and Ryan find out Donny's story and how he became a comic book author, and then get his take on how to tell a great story!
Episode 129: Jamie Chambers, Historic D&D and A Delve in the Cave
Episode | November 18th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 2 mins
battlestar galactica, conventions, dungeons and dragons, games, geeks, jamie chambers, mush, pathfinder, podcast, postapocalypticon, roleplaying, roleplaying games, rpg, serenity, supernatural, tabletop
Hanging out at PostApocalypticon at Dicehead Games and Comics, the Curmudgeon and the Legend sat down with game designer Jamie Chambers to talk about his new 5th Ed adventure, A Delve in the Cave. Ryan and Carie also talk with Jamie about his early online role with TSR and his experience writing licensed gaming products.
Episode 128: Chris Spivey, Diversity and Harlem Unbound
Episode | November 8th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 2 mins
cthulu, culture, development, diversity, game design, geeks, harlem unbound, lovecraft, roleplaying games, rpg, tabletop games
While at HLG Con, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite had the opportunity to hang out with Chris Spivey, the multiple Gold Ennie-winning designer of Harlem Unbound. Ryan, Carie and Jason talk with Chris about diversity in gaming and designing a role-playing game that tackles difficult and important topics.
Episode 127: Craig Campbell on Indie Game Designing
Episode | October 30th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 3 mins
craig campbell, development, die laughing, geeks, independent games, indie games, kickstarter, nerdburger games, podcast, roleplaying games, rpg, tabletop
Having played Die Laughing at HLG Con, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite invite indie game designer Craig Campbell back to the show to talk about the game. Ryan, Carie and Jason then spend time with Craig diving into the world of indie game development and the Kickstarter process.
Episode 126: ACTUAL PLAY: Die Laughing
Episode | October 18th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 43 mins
actual play, die laughing, geeks, hlg con, nerdburger games, roleplaying games, rpg, tabletop
Driving across the United States to Atlantic City for HLG Con was tiring, so the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite made it their mission to have as much fun there as they could. Ryan, Carie and Jason wrangled Craig Campbell of Nerdburger Games and convinced him to run a session of his latest game, Die Laughing. Here's an actual play recording of the game.
Episode 125: Running Games for Profit
Episode | October 3rd, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 8 mins
geeks, larp, profit, roleplaying games
After reading a heated online discussion, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite dive into the ethics and acceptability of running role-playing games, particularly LARPs, for profit. Ryan, Carie and Jason discuss behaviors, expectations and general opinions about this surprisingly controversial topic.
Episode 124: Nerdball with Matthew Webb
Episode | September 27th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 12 mins
geeks, larp, matthew webb, nerdball, roleplaying games
The Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite have a sit down with Matthew Webb about his recent article about the concept of LARP as Nerdball. Ryan, Carie and Jason talk about how competitive play can be abusive and systemic. They also exploring ways we can all work to prevent those problems and build healthy gaming communities.
Episode 123: Live AMA
Episode | September 19th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 11 mins
dungeons and dragons, geeks, roleplaying games
Armed with courage and technology, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite take on Facebook Live and hold an "Ask Me Anything"-style show. Ryan, Carie and Jason talk about all of the games in Ryan's gaming room and everything else they get asked by our listeners.
Episode 122: Snacktastic Help
Episode | September 11th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 3 mins
drawings, geeks, larp, mush, props, roleplaying games, snacks
What sort of things that are NOT the game helps make your game better? This week, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite discuss snacks, locations, music, props and everything else you can add to your game night to make things great. Ryan, Carie and Jason even explore the differences in these kinds of additions for tabletop games, LARPs and MUSHs.
Episode 121: Make Great Characters
Episode | September 4th, 2018 | Season 1 | 59 mins 13 secs
characters, geeks, players, roleplaying games
Ever wonder what makes a good character great? This week, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite try to figure out what players can do to develop their good characters into characters that are great. Ryan, Carie and Jason formulate a four piece theory based on Depth, Substance, Usefulness and Awesome. How do your characters rate?
Episode 120: Problem Players part 2: Electric Boogaloo
Episode | August 29th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 3 mins
attention whore, bad players, cheaters, competitor, creeper, geeks, players, roleplaying games, storytelling
This week, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite continue their discussion about problem players. In the second of two parts, Ryan, Carie and Jason break down more types of problem players, what causes them and how to deal with them. They also talk about how to vet players as a means to prevent allowing problem players in to your gaming community in the first place.
Episode 119: Problem Players pt. 1
Episode | August 21st, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 2 mins
bad players, geeks, metagaming, players, powergaming, roleplaying games, storytelling, xp
What do you do when one of your players is ruining the game for everyone? This week, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite discuss how to address problem players. In the first of two parts, Ryan, Carie and Jason break down different kinds of problem players, what causes them and how to deal with them.
Episode 118: Player Agency
Episode | August 14th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 13 mins
geeks, player agency, players, roleplaying games, star trek, star wars
Just what is player agency and how does it work... or not work? This week, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite tackle defining Player Agency and then exploring the things that make up this mysterious idea. Ryan, Carie and Jason also talk about whether or not it's even real...
Episode 117: Toxic Fandoms
Episode | August 7th, 2018 | Season 1 | 1 hr 2 mins
characters, fandom, geeks, players, plot, roleplaying games, sherlock holmes, star wars, toxicity, vampire, white wolf
Fandoms have become increasingly toxic and broken lately. This week, the Curmudgeon, the Legend and the Favorite examine the story of Sherlock Holmes and how even 150 years ago, people were dealing with harassment from fans. Ryan, Carie and Jason also talk about the current problems in fandom, particularly the Star Wars, Critical Role and White Wolf Publishing fandom problems in recent weeks!


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A FEAST FOR THE SENSES: FABULOUS FARE, FUN & Frivolity!
Your Dinner & Auction ticket includes:
Complimentary bar at the martini reception and auction preview prior to dinner (5PM)
Gourmet 4-course dinner at the Dockside Restaurant (6PM)
Complimentary BC Premium VQA Wines with each course
Admission to the auction (8PM)
(You do not need to purchase separate auction tickets)
Your $20 Auction-only ticket includes:
Entrance to the auction (7PM)
Gambado! catalogue outlining the auction premiums
One (1) complimentary drink ticket
Early-bird hors d'oeuvres
Live auction with noted auctioneer (8PM)
This year's inspired Gambado menu from Chef Simon McNeil of Dockside Restaurant in the Granville Island Hotel.
Shooting Stars Dinner And Auction "GAMBADO"
OCTOBER 30th, 2013
Dockside Restaurant Granville Island Hotel
Roasted Tomato Panzanella
Grilled olive vinaigrette
Served with
2012 Mission Hill Five Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc
To start
Corn and Crab Bisque
Warm old cheddar twist
Served with
2011 Mission Hill Reserve Chardonnay
To follow
Halibut, olive oil seared with fennel pollen
Tiny smoked cod risotto croquettes
Smoked heirloom tomato jus
Roasted heritage beef tenderloin
Irish Dubliner "mac and cheese
Smoked cherry, port and natural juices
Zucchini and vegetable ribbons
Carrot jus with manchego and thyme
Served with
2011 Mission Hill Reserve Pinot Noir OR 2011 Mission Hill Limited Edition Viognier
To Finish
Bruleed pumkin and white chocolate tart
Toasted malted milk cream
Served with
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Check out the latest CAPA news here.
Kids Connect Program March 27, 2020 - With the Coronavirus situation, CAPA-MC has worked with community partners, Lead For Future Academy and Good System, to provide live online Read More
AAPI Heritage Month Video and Essay Contest April 16, 2019 - AAPI Heritage Month Video and Essay Contest Tell your story! How does Asian American and Pacific Islander culture affect you? Read More
2018 Board of Education Primary Election Candidate Questionnaire June 2, 2018 - In the 2018 Gubernatorial Election cycle, the primary election will be held on Juen 26th, 2018. Early Voting will be Read More
CAPA host Henry Lee speech (Full video) May 4, 2018 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdwbt5UaqlM
CAPA Held Mental Health Seminar December 27, 2017 - For many people, mental health is a difficult subject to approach. The "Hear Me Out" seminar was held to dispel Read More
CAPA Held Anti Bully Workshop December 27, 2017 - Bullying, especially race-related, is more common than many think. Yet, many people are unaware of the procedures for reporting bullying Read More
CAPA held a GT Seminar September 29, 2017 - Last year, MCPS began the controversial GT/Choice program reform and expansion. A year later, what has change? How has Choice Read More
Press Release: CAPA-MC Held BOE Candidate Forum on October 7, 2016 October 18, 2016 - On October 7, 2016, Chinese American Parent Associate – Montgomery County (CAPA-MC) successfully held a community forum for all six Read More
Montgomery County BOE Primary Election Seminar Announcement September 20, 2016 - Introduction to at large candidates of Board of Education of Montgomery county in 2016 Maryland primary election Time: April 16, Read More
Washington Post Reported on Choice Report September 17, 2016 - In 2015, MCPS hired Metis Associates, an education consultant company based in New York, to evaluate "racial equity" in MCPS's Gifted Read More


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Thursday, February 2, 2017
Social Media Detox Day 7
Day 7, I made it!!!! Wow, seven whole days without social media. And while it may not seem like that long of a time frame in the past seven days I've had a chance to reflect on how I'd like to utilize social media in a more productive way ( which I go into greater detail about in the video below.) Ultimately this past week has been a real back and forth about my feelings on social media. While I believe it has it's uses I think some practices on social media can be unhealthy. In the end no matter what your 'go to' reason for social media is just like any good snack food, consume in moderation. I think this little experiment showed me that it's really just all about balance. I believe that if we can straddle that line between sharing great content with one another while being actively engaged IRL than we'll have a better online and all around life experience.
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Charter 32' Modern Hunter Sailboat In Gloucester, Point Virginia
Enjoy the breathtaking views of Gloucester Point, Virginia by boat! Charter this 32 feet Sweetwater Tuscany Pontoon for up to 12 people. Rate as low as $125 per hour (minimum of 3 hours). Rates include A cooler with bottled water and ice is on board for your drinks, along with the full amenities of an appointed interior salon. Rate: • 3 hours Semi-private (Couples): $150 • 3 hours Family (6 people): $250 • 3 hours Groups (6 people): $350 • Full day: $700 What You Can Expect: Our most popular sailboat charter lets you exhale and relax as you feel the wind in your hair. Grab the wheel to become a member of the crew. Or sit back and enjoy the tranquility of nature's silence, where the only sound is lapping waves. Take in the thrill of moving with the wind without a care in the world. Take a sailing vacation, navigating the York River across 200 years of history that links Yorktown with us and beyond to the Chesapeake Bay. This cruise is a unique vacation adventure for all and a must do when visiting us, Yorktown or the Greater Hampton Roads area. What To Expect Onboard: Our 32-foot modern Hunter complete with in-mast furling and oversized sails for maximum speed. Sophisticated controls reduce the size of the sails to minimize learning and ensure everyone's comfort. A giant colorful spinnaker is raised for light downwind running. Yanmar 18 horsepower diesel powers the boat in creeks. With our many charter sailing options, we have the right tour whether you're visiting our area from out of town and in search of a unique vacation adventure, an employer wanting the perfect corporate retreat or a local looking for a fun family chartered sailboat trip. If you have any questions, we can answer those through GetMyBoat's messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, "Request to Book" and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.
- Captain is included.
- A captain is provided by the listing owner to host and operate the trip.
- Capacity
- 6 guests
- Sailing
- Cruising Monohull
Owner:Capt. Bill
Recovering journalist runs a 32-foot charter sailboat on the York River, off Yorktown. Cruises run three hours and depart at 11 am and 2:30 pm daily. Guests get to run the helm, hang out on the bow, and otherwise enjoy a unique experience.
5.0 out of 5!
Listing AccuracyGood
Departure & ReturnAwesome
Vessel & EquipmentAwesome
Itinerary & ExperienceAwesome
Bill captains a great sail, highly recommended!
Bill made the trip so enjoyable! He's knowledgeable, professional and got everyone involved in the experience. He was great with our 7 year old son. I highly recommend him.
Mom, Dad, & three GROWN children went out on a wonderful outing with Captain Bill. He was a gracious host & his beautiful sailboat was spectacular! Enjoyed the experience immensely & seriously considering sailing lessons next spring. His boat was not only in immaculate condition but very comfortable for all five adults (plus the amiable captain). We were thrilled to see dolphins and hear about the area's history. We sailed 14.9 memorable miles. I gave a 5 star rating because the ratings don't go to 10. Honestly, how does one rate a great memory that lasts a lifetime? We weren't sure if the weather was going to be a wash out for a few days out, but Captain Bill kept in contact via email with weather updates and was extremely accommodating to what would work best for us. The weather wasn't what one would call picture perfect but I thought it was awesome having so much of the water to ourselves. We only saw one other sailboat. This was an exhilarating experience with a knowledgeable captain and I can't recommend him enough!
I had my four children with me ages 5 to 12 the captain was very kind and understanding to them teaching them new things my son it was comfortable taking the helm and the captain enjoy teaching him the other kids not so much but that was okay however not to be prejudiced because they are my children but they are exceptionally good kids my youngest commented that she was upset she would not be seeing Captain bill the next day and on how much she liked him. we will be back to sail in August we learned about the wind the ocean and how to read it wheeler and practical knowledge and history of the area The boat was beautiful the captain was awesome it was a great day my kids will remember forever I am not one to give A+ review without truly meaning it
Features & Details
- Length
- 32ft
- Year
- 2001
- Life jackets/required safety gear
- Galley Stove & Oven
- Watersports Equipment
- Wheel steering
- Inboard Engine
- Autopilot
- CD Player
- Chart Plotter
- Single Engine
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Berth
- Head
- Furling Headsail
- Furling Mainsail
Approximate Location
You'll get directions for the exact departure location when you make a booking inquiry.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund up to 5 days prior.
Additional Terms & Information
FAQ Is There A Bathroom? Yes, a working head plus hot and cold water. There's privacy to change into bathing suits. What Should I Wear? Bring a sweater and jacket in the fall. Are Life Jackets Provided? Yes, certified US Coast Guard PFDs are provided. What About Children? Kids 12 and under have to wear life jackets regardless. Can We Take More People? No, six maximum. Coast Guard regulations preclude any more, including children. Can We Bring Beer And Wine? Oh sure. Bottled water is provided too. What If It Rains? We'll try to reschedule your sailboat charter. Sometimes an afternoon shower interrupts a sail, but only briefly. If the trip is washed out, you won't be charged. What About Thunderstorms? They usually pop up in late afternoon, so an 11 a.m. departure is best. Do You Have Shade From The Sun? Yes, a bimini awning covers the back quarter of the cockpit. What About Getting Seasick? It's highly unlikely, since the waves on an inland river are much gentler than those found on the Chesapeake Bay or Atlantic Ocean. For those in doubt, take Dramamine the night before to get it fully into your system. We also have motion sickness wristbands and ginger gum on board.


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New details have emerged revealing that George Soros helped prop-up Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's political career in an attempt to put 400 Bernie Sanders-like politicians in Congress.
A former organizer for Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign, Ocasio-Cortez's under-dog win in the Democratic primary was undoubtedly helped by online actors.
The New York Times writes that she was able to defeat her opponent, who greatly outspent her, due to her online presence. In an interview with progressive digital media outlet "The Young Turks," a member of a Soros-funded network of far-left publications called The Media Consortium, Ocasio-Cortez also admits that their coverage helped her win.
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Keywords:complement fixation test, mammal chlamydiosis, ornithosis-psittacosis, seroprevalence
Chlamydiae are widely distributed throughout the world, causing various disease forms in animals and humans. The most important species, which can be pathogenic for humans, are Chlamydophila psittaci, causing ornithosis-psittacosis in birds, Chlamydophila abortus, causing abortion in ruminants and Chlamydophila felis, causing upper respiratory tract infections in cats. The study presents the results of a five-year monitoring of ornithosis-psittacosis and mammals chlamydiosis in various species of animals. Altogether 46 903 blood sera were examined for the presence of antichlamydial antibodies using the complement-fixation method. Out of this number, 3 035 (6.5%) samples reacted positive. Long-term high positivity was detected in sheep, but also other animal species showed positive results.
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Today, June 20 marks World Refugee Day, a day to recognize the struggle of millions of refugees around the world, and to commemorate their strength, courage, and perseverance. The war against ISIS (Da'esh) in Iraq has led millions to flee their homes, joining a vast refugee population not only from the Middle East, but from many corners of the world. The Iraq Foundation recognizes the selfless efforts put forth by the United Nations and many governmental and non-governmental organizations to assist the over three million internally displaced Iraqis, and countless others effected by this conflict.
With many civilians still fleeing ISIS and thousands more already in refugee and displacement camps across neighboring countries, the Iraq Foundation expresses our support for all refugees who have risked everything in search of safety for themselves and their loved ones. While the conflict is still ongoing and much work remains to be done, the Iraq foundation continues to push for a sustainable solution to this crisis so that individuals in harm's way may be able to resume their lives once more. It is critical to note that while the world acknowledges refugee suffering on this one day, for them it is a continuous struggle that will last long after the sun goes down.


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We organise great little music performances atop the High Level Bridge in Edmonton. We book the best local folk/blues/roots/R&B artists, and sometimes touring acts. At a streetcar show you are guaranteed high quality acts, in an intimate performance, playing for a listening audience.
For all shows we meet at the back of the Arts Barns, by the tracks. The authentic Edmontonian streetcar (from 1912) takes us to the High Level Bridge and stops right in the middle of it for a first set of music and wonderful views of the grand North Saskatchewan and the river valley. After crossing the river and a little break we return for a second stop on the bridge with more music.
Want an impression of the shows? Check out Peter Seal's website!
Secret Streetcar Shows are TRULY a hidden gem of Edmonton. The only way to find out about the shows is to be on the mailing list (please see note in right side bar). Tickets sell out very fast to people on the mailing list alone and are sometimes also announced on Facebook and Twitter, if there are last minute tickets available. Also keep an eye on our Eventbrite page!
Artists will be announced in the mail outs only.
All shows are 2 hours, tickets are $33.
Please consider: these concerts are literally one-of-a-kind. To have high quality live music shows on a 100+year old streetcar, on a 100+year old bridge over a majestic river, at sunset is (as far as we know) done nowhere else in the world. The $33 per ticket covers the price of the ride, decent pay for the musicians, and a small amount to keep our non-profit organization running.
We think it's entirely worth it. We hope you will too.
Golden hour on the bridge with @kylemosiuk and @natayanolan #yegmusic https://t.co/dd11nI8FFM
Tickets available for @KimberleyMacGre show on August 6!
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The best tunes with @CasatiBand - such a great fit for the #yegstreetcar
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Two tickets just came available for Wednesday 's show with touring trio Casati from Winnipeg!
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One ticket available for Billie Zizi's show on Thursday!
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. @1023nowradio giving @JoshSahunta some airplay on the takeover today!! His new song 'Wanting' just recently dropped, and it's amazing!! Check it out on your favourite streaming platform. #yeg #supportlocalmusic