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Time for Reel Action Screenings
Barry Saunders
— November 27, 2009
This December thousands of delegates, decision makers, stakeholders and activists will converge on Copenhagen. To be part of this EngageMedia is putting on home screenings of the Reel Action compilation of Asia-Pacific climate films. Global action is urgent and essential - the time for debate is over.
2010 Human Rights, Arts and Film Festival Media Launch
Barry Saunders
— March 01, 2010
Featuring former host of SBS World News and member of the 2009 National Human Rights Consultation, Mary Kostikitis, on March 22nd we will be announcing the incredible line up of films, art, music and community initiatives that will take place at this year's festival.
Interactive Event - Screening premiere + live webcast of new documentary "Qapirangajuq: Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change"
— October 08, 2010
Join IsumaTV and co-presenter Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami LIVE on the web for a special interactive screening event live from the 18th annual imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival in Toronto, Canada. The webcast of the event and screening is the premiere of new documentary Qapirangajuq: Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change.
The Age of Stupid Premier Gala
Michelle Thomas
— August 12, 2009
MAKE HISTORY @ THE BIGGEST LIVE FILM EVENT OF THE YEAR George Monbiot called it *the* thing to watch in 2009. Its UK premiere holds the Guinness World Record for the largest simultaneous film premiere in history, and made world news when the President of The Maldives used it to announce that his country would be carbon-neutral within a decade. 'The Age of Stupid' is already changing the world. It's been shown at overseas Parliaments and the UN - and now it's our turn! The Age of Stupid, the boldest film yet from director Franny Armstrong (McLibel), is coming to Australia & New Zealand with a live simultaneous A-list premiere across both countries - and YOU can be part of it, all from the comfort of your local cinema.
Report on Survival in the lead up to Copenhagen: APPLY TODAY!!
Michelle Thomas
— September 02, 2009
Do you want to report on the most compelling stories of the climate crisis? Are you an amateur photographer who wants to greatly improve your skills while doing your part to save the planet? Or maybe you are a videographer wanting to publish your work on 17 youth blogs in 15 languages. Project Survival Media is calling all passionate youth journalists who want to use their skills to: - become an Australian/pacific team member for an ever-increasing global movement - launch 'Survival' to the forefront of the international political debate - amplify voices underrepresented by traditional media, and - report on the most compelling climate stories from around the world.
World Refugee Week 2011 Ottawa
graham thompson
— October 18, 2010
Portraits, Videos and Live Performances of Artists from Canada, Asia, Africa and the Americas. In it's 4th year of production, WORLD REFUGEE WEEK CELEBRATIONS features the work of artists, academics and activists from across the world within a large scale multimedia installation.
Forgotten Bird of Paradise Screening
Enrico Aditjondro
— November 11, 2009
What is life like in West Papua? What do you know about one of our nearest neighbours? Is this East Timor all over again?
EngageMedia Jakarta Office Launch and Screening of "Time for Reel Action"
Enrico Aditjondro
— December 07, 2009
"SEL 49" Office Launch with "Time for Reel Action" films and music from cross generation artists.
Pembukaan kantor Jakarta dan pemutaran "Time for Reel Action"
Enrico Aditjondro
— December 07, 2009
Pembukaan kantor "SEL 49" dan pemutaran "Time for Reel Action"
South to South (SToS) Film Festival 2010
Enrico Aditjondro
— January 22, 2010
StoS is an environment movement involving urban community, youths, women in using films and other visual materials in capturing the exploitations around the Southern Hemisphere.
Launch of Freedom Film Fest2010 & Premiere of Selepas Tsunami (After Tsunami)
Enrico Aditjondro
— March 05, 2010
Here's your chance to make a film! The annual KOMAS FREEDOM FILM FEST film competition is back!
Komunitas TUK Talkshow & Film Screening
Enrico Aditjondro
— March 08, 2010
The Planet is fine, the pople are fucked! Talk show and film screening
Purbalingga Film Festival 2010
Yerry Nikholas Borang
— May 26, 2010
Purbalingga Film Festival (FFP) will be organized for the 4th time this year, 2010. FFP choose"Seeing You" as a festival theme. We invite people to see and reassess the events around us in social and cultural aspects. These events become little narrative of daily life around us, and in a larger context. This theme will be presented in the FFP in 2010, plus several special programs such as presentations, exhibitions, etc.
JiFFest Makassar 2010
Yerry Nikholas Borang
— June 09, 2010
Jakarta International Film Festival datang ke Makassar memutar film-film yang menang dan lolos kurasi dan telah diputar di JiFFest 3 tahun terakhir. Di sini akan juga diputar 3 film pendek Makassar. Sayang untuk dilewatkan.
SOLFEST 2010 Makasar
Yerry Nikholas Borang
— August 20, 2010
Solidarity Festival (SOLFEST) is a campaign about social and political struggle in Indonesia. It was initiated and maintained independently by collectives and individuals. SOLFest team work independent and not working with or for government and other state institutions. We are horizontal and not centralized based. Through SOLFest, we encourage social change by campaigning on social issues, active solidarity and actions from the public.
Freedom Film Fest 2010
Yerry Nikholas Borang
— October 05, 2010
FreedomFilmFest2010 is back for the 7th year. The annual human rights film festival will be held throughout the month of October & November, gracing cities across the nation including Petaling Jaya, Johor Bahru, Miri and Georgetown.
Jakarta 1010 ACTIONS: 10/10/10 Global Work Party
Yerry Nikholas Borang
— October 06, 2010
The Climate Project Indonesia in collaboration with The Body Shop Indonesia would like to invite you to the 10/10/10 Global Work Party: 1010 Action! ...and Engagemedia also will be there, Yayy!!
Newport Beach Film Festival
newport califronia
— November 03, 2008
CALL FOR ENTRIES: The Newport Beach Film Festival will be celebrating its 10th anniversary with an action-packed line up of independent and studio films from around the globe. From premieres of contemporary cinema, to live fashion shows, and tastes of Newport Beach's finest culinary creations, we offer filmmakers the ultimate Festival experience. The Festival will feature nightly special events including: red carpet galas, filmmaker receptions, compelling filmmaker Q & A sessions, international spotlights, industry seminars and retrospectives. In addition, the Festival hosts numerous opportunities to connect with enthusiastic new audiences, fellow filmmakers, film industry professionals and the media in a beautiful seaside location in Orange County, California (only 55 miles south of Hollywood). Scheduled to take place from April 23-30, 2009, the Festival will screen over 350 films, including feature-length narrative, documentary, short, animated and student films. Films will screen at the historic Regency Lido Theater, the Big Newport and Edwards Island Cinemas in Fashion Island. The Newport Beach Film Festival is currently accepting film submissions in all genres and categories from professional and student filmmakers from around the world. Please submit your film, through the following link www.NewportBeachFilmFest.com.
newport califronia
— September 16, 2009
Final Call for Entries - 2010 Newport Beach Film Festival
newport califronia
— January 08, 2010
The FINAL deadline for film submissions to the 11th Annual Newport Beach Film Festival is JANUARY 25, 2010.
Semi Park
— November 12, 2009
Activating Human Rights and Peace Conference
Stacey Lobo
— June 19, 2008
The conference will provide a crucial and critical learning space for activating human rights and peace in relation to the fields of law, justice, culture, humanities, education, politics, spirituality and health.
FreedomFilmFest 2008
Stacey Lobo
— August 05, 2008
The annual FreedomFilmFest will be returning to screens around Malaysia when the festival kicks off in September.
Fire of the Island
— September 02, 2008
theweathergroup_U presents a final screening/event on the last day of the Biennale. "Fire of the Island" follows Isabell Coe, Robert Corowa and co. as they establish the Sacred Fire and move the Aboriginal Tent Embassy to Cockatoo Island after the Sydney Olympics, 2000. Robert Corowa and film maker G K Young will present the documentary. Percussionist extraordinaire, Louis Burdett will perform a live score. Bang!
Short Attention Span II - an evening of troublemaking short films
fiona thiessen
— May 27, 2010
Short Attention Span II The Squatters and Unwaged Workers Airwaves (SUWA) invite you to an evening of troublemaking short films. Thursday 17 June, 7 - 10 pm, Irene Warehouse, 5 Pitt St Brunswick Come and see inspiring short films about troublemaking from all around the world with lush food, drinks and popcorn for sale. This is a 3CR fundraiser. The SUWA show is on every Friday, 5.30-6.30pm and covers a range of areas from anarchist-feminist perspectives on the world, progress, pirates, activist rights and resisting the loss of civil liberties, the far right, state repression, squatting and other forms of resistance to capitalist work-discipline from Australia and around the world plus, love song dedications.
Real Food Film Nights - Homegrown
Martin Pritchard
— July 18, 2009
Join Friends of the Earth Melbourne Real Food group for a night of food film, hot soup and discussion. Feature Film 'Homegrown' follows a family who run a small quarter acre organic urban farm where they harvest over 2,700 kilograms of produce.
Real Food Film Nights - Fresh
Martin Pritchard
— July 18, 2009
Join Friends of the Earth Melbourne Real Food group for a night of food film, hot soup and discussion. Feature Film 'Fresh' celebrates the farmers, thinkers and business people who are re-inventing our food system.
Real Food Film Nights - Think Global Eat Local
Martin Pritchard
— July 18, 2009
Join Friends of the Earth Melbourne Real Food group for a night of food film, hot soup and discussion. Feature Film 'Think Global Eat Local', a film celebrating & exploring local food systems, using 15 years of footage over 15 countries.
ViBGYOR International Short and Documentary Film Festival 2008
Anivar Aravind
— December 12, 2007
ViBGYOR celebrates different identities and the rich diversity of people, expressed in a festival of short and documentary films held every year in Thrissur, Kerala. The non-feature films showcased at ViBGYOR reveal the political energies of small communities and social movements that assert the heterogeneity of their identities and rootedness to their land, often fighting the haughtiness and ignorance of the establishment. With all its ambiguities and ambivalences, Identities and Diversity remains the key theme of the Festival. It covers the living experience of millions of people recorded by a set of skilled and committed documentary and short filmmakers from around the world. The four-day Film festival is not only a treat of brilliant films but an interface with filmmakers, activists, people's movement leaders, academicians, youth and common people from as divergent streams of life and activities. It includes talks, discussions, cultural programmes and informal exchanges.
Australian Refugee Film Festival 2010
Australian Refugee Film Festival
— May 12, 2010
Please come and join us at the Australian Refugee Film Festival Inc., a collaboration of short films on Refugee topics from around the world, to bring awareness on refugee issues and celebrate the strengths and stories of refugees!
Australian Refugee Film Festival 2011
Australian Refugee Film Festival
— September 25, 2010
Burma VJ
Enrico Aditjondro
— February 05, 2010
Open Channel and Cinema Nova present a special screening of this Oscar-nominated documentary
Submission for OVNI 2011
Enrico Aditjondro
— February 15, 2010
V Film Festival 2010 will be screening in 3 venues very soon!
Enrico Aditjondro
— April 06, 2010
ILMU Festival
EM News
— August 27, 2010
Australia meets Indonesia in the hip hop and electronic music festival.
BALINALE International Film Festival
EM News
— October 12, 2010
Join us this year for a program rich in films, workshops and other special events. Please note that events are ticketed -- if you wish to attend specific events you will need to obtain tickets. Friends of the Festival are able to arrange for tickets in advance of the event. Details are on our website.
Papua Film Screening and Discussion
EM News
— November 01, 2010
In solidarity with our Papuan friends and activists, Suara Rakyat Malaysia (SUARAM) and ALIRAN is organizing an open screening on the human rights situation in Papua, which will be followed by a discussion session afterwards.
Global Social Change Film Festival
EM News
— November 26, 2010
Join The Global Social Change Film Festival and Institute (GSCFFI) in celebrating and promoting social change film and media. The Institute supports filmmakers and activists in creating inspired film and media, reaching a wide audience and motivating social action.
Screening of a West Papuan documentary 'Strange Birds in Paradise'
EM News
— December 02, 2010
In conjunction with the International Human Rights Day, the Move Media Communications (MMC) would like to invite you to join the inauguration of the DVD of the first human rights film festival in Thailand.
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Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Should you're one of many 20 % of Individuals who made a decision to get slot in 2018, you will have already deserted your resolutions otherwise you're simply undecided find out how to get began.
From making an attempt new sorts of workout routines and making a exercise schedule to figuring out find out how to stretch correctly and dealing your approach as much as working lengthy distances, determining what to do might be overwhelming.
That will help you decide to your well being and bodily health this 12 months, we've rounded up our favourite fitness-focused On Your Well being articles in an effort to supply inspiration and instruction on a number of the newest exercise traits. Do a little analysis, attempt new issues, discover out what works and begin your journey towards higher health in 2018.
Getting Began
How one can Create a Exercise Calendar
Making a exercise calendar is a straightforward method to hold your wholesome habits on monitor within the new 12 months. Begin by figuring out how a lot time you'll dedicate to train after which resolve what sort of health program you wish to comply with. Easy, however efficient.
5 Items of Exercise Gear Everybody Ought to Personal
One simple method to encourage your self to train is having easy exercise gear at residence. These 5 important items of apparatus might help you get a full exercise in with out going to the health club.
YMCA Wholesome Residing Middle Membership
If a health club atmosphere is extra your fashion, the YMCA Wholesome Residing Middle combines a full-service health club with a cardiac rehab facility. This implies you'll have entry to state-of-the-art gear in addition to certified, heart-focused instructors prepared that can assist you attain your health objectives.
Forms of Exercises
The Fundamentals of Circuit Coaching
Need a exercise that works your entire physique in 30 minutes or much less? Circuit coaching combines larger reps, much less weight and bursts of cardio for an train that works each your higher and decrease physique whereas elevating your coronary heart charge.
The Fundamentals of Cardio
Cardio workout routines are any exercise that will increase your coronary heart charge by a minimum of 50 % of its most degree for a sustained time period. Whether or not it's working, swimming or dancing, getting cardio in every week is sweet to your coronary heart and total well being.
What's Tabata?
Does getting a high-intensity exercise in solely 4 minutes sound interesting? Tabata routines mix intense cardio and energy exercises to realize optimum leads to a brief time period.
Why Weight? Lifting Weights at Any Age
Don't be intimated by weight-lifting gear on the health club. Including gentle weight coaching to your health routine might help construct lean musical mass that's essential to bodily well being. All you want are some gentle weights and some easy workout routines to get began.
Out of doors actions
As Straightforward as Driving a Bike: A Take a look at Biking
Whether or not you benefit from the nice outdoor or an energy-filled spin class, each indoor and out of doors biking are an excellent health possibility for individuals of all ages and bodily skills. Seize a motorcycle and begin pedaling.
Swimming to a Wholesome Way of life
Do you know that swimming builds endurance, muscle energy and cardiovascular health, and might help you preserve a wholesome weight whereas additionally constructing a powerful coronary heart and lungs? Take into account taking a dip to your subsequent exercise.
Rowing Your Option to Health in Oklahoma
Rowing, whether or not exterior on the water or within the health club on an ERG machine, supplies an entire full-body and cardio exercise. If you wish to attempt one thing new, we extremely advocate this enjoyable but rigorous exercise.
Getting Your Steps In
Steps to Well being
Counting your day by day steps is a straightforward method to gauge your exercise and set manageable health objectives. Our Steps to Well being sequence highlights varied actions and points of interest that may make it easier to attain your day by day step aim.
How one can Begin a Working Program
There are a lot of well being advantages that include working regularly. If you wish to begin working within the new 12 months, listed here are some suggestions for getting began in addition to a 90 Days to 5K plan to get you off the sofa and on the transfer.
Marathon Coaching Ideas (From a Dietitian Who's Run 4)
Did you make a decision to run the Oklahoma Metropolis Memorial Marathon in 2018? INTEGRIS Dietitian Brent Wilson supplied his suggestions for preparing in addition to what to eat and drink pre-race and on race day.
Steps to Your First Half Marathon
If an entire marathon appears too daunting, we've obtained recommendations on find out how to practice for a half marathon, too.
Group Courses
Boot Camp Exercise 101
Impressed by navy coaching, boot camp exercises use primary body-weight workout routines and interval coaching to supply an efficient and environment friendly exercise. Should you're in search of an excellent exercise in an upbeat, fast-paced atmosphere, boot camps could also be for you.
The Psychological and Bodily Well being Advantages of Tai Chi
Whereas rising your coronary heart charge is vital throughout train, taking a break for meditation and targeted respiration additionally supplies each bodily and psychological well being advantages. Tai Chi's low-impact, slow-motion actions are nice for individuals of all ages and health ranges.
Pilates: The Excellent Indoor Train
Pilates is a superb exercise possibility for each exercising in a bunch setting or at residence. Workout routines included into conventional Pilates lessons are designed to construct muscle management utilizing totally different gear and stretching methods.
Barre Isn't Only for Ballerinas
Barre lessons aren't only for avid dancers. These group exercises incorporate workout routines utilizing a ballet barre to assist enhance stability, core energy and total flexibility to supply a low-impact and enjoyable exercise.
Senior Train
Health Alternatives for Oklahoma Metropolis Seniors
Growing older healthily might be as simple as following just a few easy steps for staying energetic and consuming proper. Oklahoma Metropolis supplies many health alternatives for seniors trying to enhance their health, making it simple to remain match and energetic.
The Fundamentals of Yoga for Seniors
Working towards yoga is nice train at any age, however seniors particularly profit from strikes that carry improved posture, sleep high quality and ache reduction. You don't must be a guru to get began, simply seize your mat, be part of a category or follow at residence.
Navigating the Gymnasium with Arthritis
Arthritis could make going to the health club a painful and uncomfortable expertise. Nevertheless, a gradual tempo and the proper health routine might help you get the train you might want to assist relieve joint ache.
Stretching and Restoration
Don't Skip Your Stretches
Whereas stretching could appear pointless after a exercise, stretching regularly might help to enhance your athletic skill and reduce your chance of activity-based harm. A couple of easy stretches can go a great distance in serving to your physique deal with strenuous train.
The Significance of Foam Rolling
When your muscle tissues really feel sore, it's vital to assist them correctly recuperate with the intention to keep away from injuring your self additional. Foam rolling is a superb technique for assuaging muscle tenderness and loosening smooth tissues to enhance blood stream.
Don't Overlook the Kiddos
How Recess Impacts Your Baby's Nicely-Being
Recess is a vital a part of the day, affecting our youngsters far past the playground.
How one can Nurture Your Toddler's Bodily Growth
Extra weight at a younger age can hinder your baby's motion and regular ranges of exercise. A couple of easy actions might help your toddler get the train they should keep wholesome and develop usually.
Nice exercises are best when paired with a wholesome and nutritious weight loss program. Take a look at our On Your Well being vitamin blogs for inspiration.
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
Finest "On Your Well being" Health Blogs | Affecting our Youngsters
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Parents and Guests
At Orientation, we host a special program for parents and guests of new students.
First college-bound student or last… preparing for college is tough for everyone!
At this Parent and Guest Program, we tailor information specifically so we can properly address all of your important questions, concerns, and to-do items.
All new spring 2020 incoming students are asked to attend an Orientation session on Tuesday, January 21. Full details of the program will be listed on the student Orientation page in November 2019.
All new fall 2020 incoming freshmen are assigned to a Summer Orientation session by the college and attendance is mandatory. Your student will be assigned either July 14, 15, 16, and assignments will be sent via their Purchase College email account during the week of May 25.
All new incoming transfer students are assigned to a Summer Orientation session on Sunday, August 23.
Session Content
Throughout the one-day program, parents and guests will meet faculty, staff, administrators and learn about on-campus resources and off-campus partners.
Sessions are for parents and guests only and cover topics such as:
Student responsibilities regarding billing, housing, deadlines, and requirements
Safety and wellness (personal and campus-wide)
Student academic success support services
Co-curricular engagement opportunities and unique campus offerings
- Academic sessions with faculty and staff
Parent and Guest
January Orientation Registration
The in-person fee is $20 per person, covers the cost of all meals, materials, giveaways, session rentals, parking, and program costs.
Parent and guests may register prior to the event.
Please note: We ask that all guests be older than 10 years of age, as content at Orientation may not be appropriate for younger children.
Food Pantry Donations:
In order to help re-stock the Purchase College Food Pantry, we are asking students and guests to bring non-perishable goods to their Orientation session. You can learn more about the food pantry here.


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TACOMA PREFUNK TUESDAY, JAN.16 2018: Lost Coast Tangerine and Hedy Lamarr
PREFUNK: "Tangerine, Tangerine, living reflection from a dream" so says Led Zeppelin. We have no idea what that means, but we do know this: a delicious tangerine craft beer is currently pouring from Peaks and Pints' Western red cedar tap log. For those of you who want a light and cheerful beer, Lost Coast's Tangerine Wheat is your best bet. This candy-scented wheat beer is crisp, clean and refreshing.
1:30 AND 6:15P.M. BOMBSHELL — THE HEDY LAMARR STORY: Hedy Lamarr, born Hedwig Kiesler, was known as the world's most beautiful woman during her time as a Hollywood actress from the late 1930s to the '50s. Her looks led to a lack of substantial roles and a trend of only being cast as a pretty face. Alexandra Dean's enticing documentary Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story portrays a different, and often overlooked, side of Lamarr. Catch it twice today at The Grand Cinema.
8 P.M. NESC OPEN MIC: With a timeless vocal delivery only matched by her engaging stage presence, Kim Archer has been pleasing live music fans in our area since 2004. Archer's powerful voice a la Janis Joplin and Chaka Khan gels perfectly with the sonic buzz of the guitar and groove from her talented band. She commands the stage playing her own original songs rooted in old school soul, funk and classic rock, sultry blues and ballads while remaining a master at giving choice cover tunes the "Kim Archer treatment." Archer hosts the weekly open mic at North End Social Club. It's where Tacoma's talent performs.


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The symposium venue will be the "Festsaal" (=festival hall) in the conference centre "Schloss Mondsee" (= Mondsee palace) – see: www.mondsee-kongress.at (available in German only, but nice pictures introducing the rooms) right in the centre of the village next to the church.
The Mondsee Palace (Schloss Mondsee) derives from a monastery originally forming the centre of the village with its characteristic church. The monastery was shut down in the 18th century and since then the place was used as a palace for a local nobleman. A few decades ago the building complex was renewed and presently hosts, among others, a conference centre and a hotel. Do not confuse the conference centre (with its major festival hall) with the hotel "Schloss Mondsee". The hotel bears the same name and is located within the same building complex, however, they are two separate units.
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Mike Foster
|Murphy James "Mike" Foster, Jr.
|In office
January 8, 1996 – January 12, 2004
|Preceded by
|Edwin Edwards
|Succeeded by
|Kathleen Blanco
Louisiana State Senator for
District 21 (Assumption, St. Mary,
St. Martin, and Terrebonne parishes)
|In office
|Preceded by
|Anthony Guarisco, Jr.
|Succeeded by
|John Siracusa
| July 11, 1930
Franklin, Louisiana
|Political party
|Democrat-turned-Republican (1995)
|Alice C. Foster
| Governor and U.S. Senator Murphy J. Foster, Sr. (paternal grandfather)
State Representative Robert Roberts, Jr. (maternal grandfather)
|Alma mater
| Louisiana State University
Southern University School of Law
| Businessman; rancher
United States Air Force in Korean War (1952-1956)
Murphy James Foster, Jr., known as Mike Foster (born July 11, 1930), served as the 53rd governor of Louisiana from 1996 to 2004. Previously a Democrat, Foster switched to Republican affiliation in his 1995 campaign for the state's highest office.
Foster resides at his family's Oaklawn Manor sugar plantation near Franklin in St. Mary Parish in the southern portion of his state. Foster's grandfather, Murphy, Sr. (1849-1921), was a Louisiana governor and U.S. Senator from Louisiana; Foster is technically Murphy Foster, III, but he uses the Roman numeral "II" because his grandfather died nine years before Foster's birth.
Though he was unknown statewide at the beginning of the gubernatorial race, Foster prevailed to become the final successor to Democrat Edwin Edwards by defeating an array of opponents, including future U.s. Senator Mary Landrieu, former Governor Buddy Roemer, and African-American U.S. Representative Cleo Field. David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klansman, endorsed Foster in the gubernatorial race; as it turned out Foster had paid from his personal funds $150,000 to Duke for the use of Duke's mailing list.[1] Term-limited in 2004, he was succeeded by the Democrat Kathleen Blanco of Lafayette, who defeated Foster's preferred successor, Republican Bobby Jindal, who subsequently won the 2007 nonpartisan blanket primary to succeed Blanco.
Though elected on an anti-gambling platform, once in office Foster became a quiet ally of the gambling industry. His support for a bailout bill for Harrah's casino in New Orleans secured passage of the measure. Prior to leaving office, Foster quarreled with fellow Republican U.S. Representative and subsequent Senator David Vitter over expanded gambling on Indian reservations. He ran against affirmative action, racial quotas, corruption, welfare fraud, and gun control. He was considered closer to business interests than most other Louisiana governors of his generation. Though he had endorsed conservative Pat Buchanan for the Republican presidential nomination in 1996, he was back with the establishment Republicans in leading the George W. Bush-Dick Cheney ticket in 2000.
He is an inductee of the Louisiana Political Museum and Hall of Fame in Winnfield.
- ↑ Foster, Duke La. Campaign Finance Opinion No. 99-360. domino.ethics.state.la.us. Retrieved on October 4, 2017.


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Collecting patient feedback is extremely important, but what's even more important is ensuring that the feedback is not only listened to, but acted upon as quickly as possible.
This 'you said, we did' approach to engagement and public interaction is embedded throughout Swindon CCG, with the organisation committed to informing local people of how their views and opinions have influenced change.
Recent examples of when a patient's feedback resulted in a change being implemented can be seen in the table below.
You said
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|We were told that it was confusing and unclear for patients to understand the role or purpose of the Patient Advice and Liaison Service.
The service was given a new name that better described its function: the Patient Advice and Complaints Team.
|People with learning disabilities told us that the forms used during an annual health check-up were confusing and difficult to complete.
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|Patients attending the Emergency Department at the Great Western Hospital for minor injuries and illnesses said they were doing so because they were unaware of alternative healthcare options.
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Staff from the CCG spent a week visiting homeless people in Swindon and asking them about the issues they faced in terms of healthcare. This data has enabled the CCG to contribute to Swindon Borough Council's new Homeless Strategy, implement a new discharge process for homeless people at the Great Western Hospital and explore plans for providing homeless people with the flu vaccine in time for the 2019 flu season.
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Multiplicative background risk
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Perhaps the most exciting new gun to hit the market this year is the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield. It's so popular that we haven't even gotten our hands on one yet! From what we hear, S&W can't make them fast enough. We have a few S&W products in our store, but their bread and butter is firearms, and the M&P (Military & Police) 9mm and .40 S&W are two of the most popular. I've read about them all over the place. The M&P came out about 6 years ago, and it's starting to replace Glocks as the preferred choice for law enforcement officials.
Smith and Wesson saw this popularity and developed a more compact option that maintains many of the same features of the regular M&P. The new model, which was released earlier this year, is the M&P Shield. You can still get it in 9mm and .40 S&W, but it's a lot smaller and easier to conceal. The comfort of the grip and power of the gun makes it ideal for many looking for a new compact auto. The single stack 9mm is impressing a ton of people in the gun world, especially police officers looking for an off-duty concealable handgun that's similar to the power and quality of their duty firearm. It appears LaserMax is a big fan as well.
LaserMax, as their name implies, is all about laser sights. They've developed models for Berettas, 1911s, Rugers and more, including guide rod lasers, rail mounted lasers and trigger guard lasers. When they heard about the M&P Shield they got to work right away on a new laser sight that would perfectly fit this popular new handgun. What they came up with is the new LaserMax CenterFire Laser Sight for S&W M&P Shield.
Let's run through a few specs on this CenterFire Laser Sight. First, it mounts to the frame, so you don't have to remove or change any part of your M&P Shield. It's also pretty easy to mount. I got to take a look at a CenterFire for the M&P Shield, and it looks like it'll fit around the trigger guard easily. Put in a couple screws, tighten and you should be good to go! I know a lot of shooters take great pride in the care and attention they give to their firearms, whether it be through cleaning the gun or mounting and sighting in a rifle scope, but I have to say I prefer simplicity, and it doesn't get much simpler than this CenterFire.
Once it's mounted, the laser is simple enough to turn on, and the ambidextrous buttons will no doubt be welcome to southpaws. Turning it off is slightly more challenging, as you have to push the button back to the middle on the other side, but that isn't a huge deal as your thumb is almost in the exact position it needs to be to turn off the laser.
The LaserMax CenterFire for M&P Shields is a simple laser, so don't expect a ton of bells and whistles. No strobing laser, and it's a red laser sight, not green. Those are nice features, but they complicate the technology. The more moving parts, the more expensive the laser becomes and the more likely it'll fail. As recently departed American hero Neil Armstrong told people, the one thing on the lunar shuttle he was most worried about was the button to release fuel. He wanted a lever. A simple, hand-pullable lever. Why? Because he could trust it would work.
The CenterFire may not have a ton of bells and whistles, but it's simple enough that there's little chance it'll break down on you. I opened it up, took out the battery, and put it back together in less than 15 seconds. When you pull it apart, one side is solid, with no wires or batteries. LaserMax kept all the technology to one side. That way, if something comes out, you know which side to put it in. If the battery dies while you're in the field, all you need to keep track of are the screws. The rest holds together nicely.
I can't speak from experience as to how tough the CenterFire for M&P Shields is. It's tough to find an M&P Shield right now, but the construction is solid and it it feels sturdy in my hands. I don't anticipate problems, especially as LaserMax knows cops and soldiers will be using this laser, and they aren't shy about letting you know if something doesn't work.
As the M&P Shield has really taken off as an off-duty sidearm for many law enforcement officials, having a laser attached is a great help. Concealed carry and everyday carry is about being prepared for anything. When you find yourself in a defensive situation you'll really like having a laser sight on your sidearm. Not only does it improve accuracy (especially for those suddenly dangerous situations, when accuracy tends to decrease) it also acts as a deterrent to discourage would-be attackers.
The S&W M&P Shield is a really exciting new handgun, and I know people are salivating over the chance to get their hands on one. No doubt when they do they'll want to make their M&P Shield their own, both with laser sights like the LaserMax CenterFire and with holsters. Whether you go with the 9mm or .40 M&P Shield, the LaserMax CenterFire gives you a compact, easy-to-use red laser sight so you can be on target in no time.
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I WOULD PURCHASE THIS IF IT ALSO HAD A RAIL SYSTEM SO i COULD ADD OTHER LIGHTS, OR A LASER TARGETING LIGHT.
Ok what is new Surefire has been making replacement forearms with lights for year for both Remington and Mossberg, problem is the cost low in being 300.00. You can get a replacement forearm with a rail and attach a 1 inch mount with a tac light a do the same thing. I set up 3 shotguns for what one would cost if I did a surefire replacement forearm.
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Re: Provider registration in ILTOlyvia Phillips Feb 2, 2017 2:02 PM (in response to Barbara Martin)
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Thank you for your message. Learners are required to complete part 1 of the provider curriculum (the exam and eSim cases) prior to being able to self-register or be registered to the course by an instructor. Once learners have completed part 1, they will be prompted to locate a course in their area.
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Re: Provider registration in ILTJean McGee Feb 19, 2017 8:38 AM (in response to Barbara Martin)
Since we are not a Healthstream facility, I have not run into this problem per se, but what I have done is have students who cannot figure out how to register into the class meet with me before the class to get registered in.
They have to be sure they have clicked through all the steps of part 1, I had one student who did not click on the last piece, which was just the system verifying she did all her steps. After that, it was easy to get her registered. If they haven't done all these pieces, they will not be able to register, nor will you be able to add them.
Having an "enrollment" time before the class may help facilitate this, even though it will take extra time - I'm not sure how big your class is, we are small, so doing it 1:1 as the cases come up is not an issue here.
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A five-carat black diamond ring has captivated audiences in the newly released Sex and the City 2.
The eye-popping piece of jewelry came from designer Itay Malkin, who collaborated with the movie's star-producer Sarah Jessica Parker and costume designer Patricia Field. The ring is set in 18 karat white gold surrounded by 80 round natural white pave diamonds. Malkin's ring was chosen from more than 20 other submissions.
The Itay Malkin ring was actually kept secret due to its importance in the plot. When Big captures the heart of Carrie Bradshaw in the final scene, he presents her with the ring, telling her he is giving her the gift "because you are not like anyone else."
"It was an honor to have my design chosen for such an emotionally important scene," says Malkin, who began his jewelry line in2002. The designer will produce identical copies of the ring in a limited edition series retailing for $10,000 each.
Itay Malkin is no stranger to Sex and the City as Sarah Jessica Parker wore several of the designer's pieces in the first movie. While many of his pieces feature black diamonds, his collection includes a wide range of styles. Malkin has showrooms in New York, Beverly Hills and Miami.
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Fighting corruption in Brazilian family-run businesses a daunting job, prosecutor says
20 June 2018. By Ana Paula Candil.
Corruption in Brazilian family-run businesses such as meat-packing giant JBS and engineering conglomerate Odebrecht is much harder to investigate than other corruption, a federal prosecutor told MLex. Family members often protect each other and are more inclined to tamper with evidence, according to Samantha Chantal Dobrowolski.
Dobrowolski said many Brazilian companies, especially those involved in the 'Lava Jato' investigation of corruption involving energy giant Petrobras, are run by families with an "umbilical-cord type relationship" with the government, which ends up facilitating bribery.
"Corruption in family business isn't unique to Brazil. It happens in other countries," Dobrowolski said. "For us, however, this is a common reality."
Dobrowolski works in the Federal Prosecution Office in São Paulo and has been a prosecutor since 1995. She also serves as coordinator of the Permanent Advisory Committee of Leniency and Whistleblower Agreements.
The committee is linked to the 5th Coordination and Review Chamber at the Federal Prosecution Office, which is responsible for approving leniency agreements, including those related to the massive Lava Jato probe, also known as 'Operation Car Wash.'
Lavo Jato involved allegations that companies paid bribes to politicians to do business with state-controlled energy company Petróleo Brasileiro, or Petrobras. Much of the money was laundered through gas stations and car washes.
Dobrowolski told MLex that owners of family-run businesses often act differently than other shareholders, and are more reluctant to report wrongdoing and cooperate with authorities.
Family first: Odebrecht, JBS
For example, in the case of family business Odebrecht and its involvement with Lato Jato, "the owners didn't even turn in their employees. They protected [relatives]. I use to say that the Odebrecht case was a tricky card game," she said.
Former CEO Marcelo Odebrecht "took too long to admit [wrongdoing], and tried different ways to tamper with evidence," she said. He also tried to remove federal prosecutors through a law that would reduce their participation in leniency agreements, she said.
Odebrecht signed leniency agreements with authorities in December 2016 related to the probe. In December 2017, Marcelo Odebrecht was released from jail and placed under house arrest.
Those without familial ties within an enterprise are much more detached from each other, she said, and are more willing to report wrongdoing by employees.
JBS, known as the world's largest processor of fresh beef and pork, was targeted in several investigations in 2016. Some of the cases grew out of the Lava Jato affair and the company's improper dealings with federal public banks. Former chairman Joesley Batista and his brother, Wesley Batista — principle shareholders of J&F Investimentos, which controls JBS — were arrested in 2017 on charges of obstruction of justice and insider trading. Both were released this year.
Dobrowolski said JBS illegally obtained government loans. "The biggest problem here was mismanaging public money to leverage business," she said.
"It's not right that a company depend so much on the government because obviously it becomes easier to fall into temptation," she said.
Better cooperation
Dobrowolski said Lava Jato exposed the need for Brazilian authorities to review and reorganize how they cooperate. "An effective leniency agreement involves both the company and the individuals who commit a crime," she said.
In Brazil, federal prosecutors may reach whistleblower agreements with individuals involved in corruption. However, the Ministry of Transparency only reaches leniency agreements with companies.
"Companies hold documents, ownerships and bills. Individuals hold the knowledge of how everything happened," Dobrowolski said.


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COME and check out the graffiti world of talented young artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai.
The exhibition, titled "Post Contemporary Urban Graphics 7019," features 92 works of street artists Shepard Fairey (Obey), Qiong Wan (JonOne), John Matos Crash, ZEVS, L'atlas, Alexandre Farto (Vhils), M. Chat and Tanc (Tancrede Perrot).
Coming of age during the 1970s and 80s, the eight artists have a shared background in popular culture, and each of them has an impressive background. Their works have been displayed at the New York City subway stations, during presidential campaigns and elections, and at the most striking positions on the streets of Paris.
A subculture that first thrived on the streets of New York, street art has become an important artistic expression of modern life. In most cases, it dealt with modern issues in colorful images and striking texts that caught the attention of passersby. It quickly became an important part of global popular culture, sweeping through cities around the world.
"For me, working in the public space is an opportunity to work directly with the city, a way of contributing to the wellbeing of its citizens while helping to embellish the environment they live in," said Alexandre Farto, a Portuguese street artist who also goes by the name Vhils.
This is the first time that the works of street artists from across the world are being showcased at an art museum in China. Examining the contemporary zeitgeist from a new perspective, the works on display address issues of urban humanism and street culture.
"An exhibition like this one helps clarify this issue to the public, to help them understand the vitality and diversity of the movement. What it also shows is that art is art, regardless of the context in which it's being created or presented," said Farto.


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Claims for 'test-tube fusion' meet scepticism
STRONG doubts greeted a report by scientists in Utah last week that
they had sustained a fusion reaction in a test tube at room temperature.
The two chemists, Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann, announced their results
at a press conference at the University of Utah.
They offered few details of their results, and failed to provide a scientific
paper. Nothing has been published to explain their technique. The university
says that the results will appear in the scientific literature in May.
However, the scientists did not submit a paper to the journal Nature
until after the press conference last Thursday. The paper has not yet been
reviewed, let alone approved for publication, according to a source at the
In their experiment, the scientists placed a small rod of palladium
metal wrapped with platinum wire into a test tube filled with deuterium,
a heavy isotope of hydrogen. Deuterium is common in sea water and can fuel
fusion reactions.
An electric current, supplied by car batteries in some of the experiments,
was passed through this 'energy cell'. Deuterons, which are deuterium nuclei,
accumulated on the palladium and became so tightly packed that they moved
through the lattice of the metal and fused.
The scientists say that four times as much power – a matter of a few
watts – emerged from the energy cell. The heat was accompanied by the production
of neutrons and tritium. This indicates that fusion took place.
Fleischmann says that 'the discovery will be relatively easy to make
into a useable technology for generating heat and power, but continued work
is needed ..' The scientists have applied for a patent on their technique.
Pons is the chairman of the department of chemistry at the University of
Utah. Fleischmann is a professor of electrochemistry at the University of
Scientists have spent the past 40 years trying to achieve fusion by
heating hydrogen to temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees in a
magnetically confined environment or by igniting a pellet of deuterium and
tritium with a laser. Only with such extreme methods do scientists believe
that they can force positively charged deuterons to overcome their mutual
repulsion and fuse.
For fusion to become an economic source of energy, it must produce more
energy than it consumes. However, such a result has evaded scientists for
decades, despite expenditure of millions of pounds on the technology.
'It certainly is surprising,' says Stephen Dean, a physicist with Fusion
Power Associates, which represents the fusion research community in the
US. He notes that scientists at Brigham Young University, also in Utah,
have observed the same phenomenon.
'But the question is, how much energy can you produce this way? Anyway,
it is sort of a rare event – a quantum mechanical effect.' Theoretically,
this form of electrochemical fusion occurs only when deuterons tunnel through
the electrical fields around the nuclei.
'No one knows how they made their measurements,' notes Robert Park of
the American Physical Society. Half the time that two deuterons fuse, they
produce an isotope of helium and a neutron. The other half of the time,
they produce tritium and a proton.
Neutrons can be confused with X-rays, says Park. The energy spectra
and direction of neutrons also determine whether true fusion has taken place,
and are difficult to measure as well.
A team of scientists at the UK Atomic Energy Authority, led by David
Williams, has been working for the past two weeks to replicate the Fleischmann/Pons
experiment. To date this exercise, which is being carried out at the Authority's
Harwell laboratory has not been able to produce neutrons whose presence
is a crucial test of whether a fusion reaction has taken place. A spokesman
for the authority stressed that their bid to emulate the 'test tube' experiment
would need weeks, perhaps months, before it has been completed and evaluated.


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The photographic exhibit, "Obsidian & Neon: Building Black Life and Identity in Las Vegas," opens August 7 at Clark County, Dr. William U. Pearson Community Center.
A year in the making, the exhibit, by Jeff Scheid and Erica Vital-Lazare, features photographic portraits and narratives featuring some of the community's most notable African-American leaders in the areas of culture, politics, religion, business and community outreach.
Longtime Las Vegas photographer Jeff Scheid made 22 portraits of local African-Americans for this project. "As a photojournalist in Las Vegas for nearly 40 years, I have had an opportunity to meet wonderful people on my visual journey," he said. "This project has been a rewarding experience and a real privilege to meet such amazing people who have given back so much to this community. I am honored to be part of 'Obsidian & Neon: Building Black Life and Identity in Las Vegas.'"
Erica Vital-Lazar, a College of Southern Nevada (CSN) creative writing professor, wrote the narrative accompanying the portraits. "This project is a self-serving one, in many ways," she said. "I want to hear each story, each victory and challenge, and the moments that made it possible for such talented, committed and singular souls to build their personal and community legacies in a desert environ that has not always been kind. Sitting down with people who exercise who they are in such powerful and fulfilling ways was akin to uncovering precious stones and discovering how each has shaped this valley."
The exhibit, made possible by Commissioner Lawrence Weekly, the artists and the County's Public Art program, was featured at the Clark County Government Center Rotunda in February. Many of the featured subjects represent the Las Vegas Historic West Side and we are excited to bring the exhibit to Pearson Community Center in the heart of the community. The exhibit is open to the public Tuesday, August 6 through Thursday, September 12, during center hours, Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Labor Day, Monday, September 2. The gallery is located at 1625 W Carey Ave in North Las Vegas.
"This is an exciting project," said Commissioner Weekly. "Jeff's photos are phenomenal at capturing the essence of the people he shoots. Anyone who pays attention to local photojournalism knows that he excels at his craft. And Erica is an accomplished writer who complements the photos perfectly. I would encourage everyone to come to the Pearson Community Center to take in this delightful exhibit."
Scheid's work has been featured at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City and the Nevada State Museum in Las Vegas. He has photographed the infamous Hole in the Wall Gang, Tony "The Ant" Spilotro, the Chicago mob's overseer in Las Vegas during the 1970s and '80s, and shadowed the UNLV Running Rebels basketball team on the road to the national championship. Through the years, he also has photographed the celebrity and everyday lives of those on the Las Vegas Strip.
Vital-Lazare is a professor of creative writing at CSN and past the editor of the Red Rock Review. She has received grants and awards from the Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation, the Virginia Commonwealth University's Hilliard Endowment, the Virginia Council of the Arts and the Nevada Arts Council. Her work has been featured in Catalyst, Sojourner, Red Star, and the Richmond Afro-American, and appears in the University of Nevada Press fiction collection The River Underground: An Anthology of Nevada Fiction and the Las Vegas Writes anthology, Anarchy of Memory.
Featured in this exhibit are Judge Karen Bennett-Haron; Welfare Rights activist and Director of Operation Life, Ruby Duncan; performer China Hudson; Jani and Jewel Jeppe Jani Jepe of the West Las Vegas Library Theatre and West Las Vegas Arts Center, respectively; Rose McKinney-James, Managing Principal Energy Works LLC; Comedienne, AK McMorris; former Nevada State Sen. Joe Neal; small business marketing mentor Shaundell Newsome; Hasani Palacio, psychiatric nurse and co-founder of Olabisi African Dance & Drum Ensemble; Jon Ponder, founding director of Hope for Prisoners; Ellis Rice, performer, cultural arts developer; Vickie Richardson art teacher and founder of Left of Center Gallery and husband, Lou Richardson, founder of Richardson Construction; Clark County Poet Laureate, Vogue Robinson; Smith Center Education Program Manager, Kim Russell; CEO-Director of Broadway in the Hood, Torrey Russel; former newspaper publisher/editor Ramon Savoy; founding-owner of Sacred Geometry Kemetic Yoga Studio, Maticia Sudah; Executive with Caesars Entertainment Corporation, Ricky Towers; Commissioner Lawrence Weekly and Claytee White, director of UNLV's Oral History Research Center.
Clark County Public Arts is part of the Parks and Recreation department, which may be found on social networking sites such as Instagram and Facebook by visiting http://tinyurl.com/4dfw8ea.
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* Snowglobe 2.x: http://gitweb.dzonux.net/?p=snowglobe-2.0-375.git
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Icesphere binary: http://mono.dzonux.net/file/Snowglobe375/icesphere.zip
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Icesphere combines the base functionality of the the Snowglobe viewer with the power of C#/Mono/.NET. It accomplishes this task with an independent REST/HTTP interface patched into the viewer, see SNOW-375. Client-side scripts and programs can then add features like accessibility functions, automated regression tests, detached editors, separate chat windows, inventory organizers, and more.
Linux binary: http://mono.dzonux.net/file/Snowglobe375/Snowglobe-i686-1.4-375.tar.bz2
Snowglobe SNOW-375 Source:
- Snowglobe 2.x: http://gitweb.dzonux.net/?p=snowglobe-2.0-375.git
Icesphere binary: http://mono.dzonux.net/file/Snowglobe375/icesphere.zip
Icesphere source: http://gitweb.dzonux.net/?p=icesphere.git
To see the features in action, simple start Snowglobe-375 first and then start Icesphere.
Note: the project formerly known as MonoVida Studio and MonoVida Communicator is now known as Icesphere.
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- SNOW-375 REST/HTTP interface
- Documentation & Issues
- Use WGET to access viewer data (with just the SNOW-375 patch)
- SNOW-375 Resources : list of available REST/HTTP nodes


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omDevanāgarī: ओम् Translation: mystical symbol, sacred exclamation Related concepts:praṇava, japa, mantra
Appears inBhagavad Gītā:
Chapter 8: 13
Click here for complete Saṃskṛta Index
Commentaries around
"It is through Praṇavo Japam
that the true nature of the Jīva is realised."
– T Krishnamacharya's commentary to
Yoga Sūtra Chapter One verse 29
"I think once you know how to recite the Praṇava
orally you will be able to do it silently.
And perhaps each time you can add a little meaning
to it as well as find a little more meaning in it.
The best way is to begin orally and
then transfer it to a mental recitation.
Then you can easily use it in your Yoga practice."
– TKV Desikachar Religiousness in Yoga
'Various Approaches to Yoga'
Chapter Seventeen Page 238
"The number of times you say OM on inhalation, holding the breath,
and exhalation is influenced by the length of the breath.
We cannot fix the number of recitations on the basis of the Praṇava itself.
We can only fix it on the basis of a person's capacity of breath.
If you are simply using OM, it can go with almost any ratio.
If you are using something more complex, say Gāyatrī Mantra,
it is very long and has different structures so there are regulations on
how many times you say it when you inhale, hold the breath, and exhale,
and in what part of the Mantra you can break, etc."
– TKV Desikachar Religiousness in Yoga
'Various Approaches to Yoga'
Chapter Seventeen Page 238-239
"There are many texts on Yoga and Yoga is found in one form or another in the Upaniṣat. Yoga for them is the means to realise God and OM is the key to that process. So many Upaniṣad mention OM because most Upaniṣat are involved with Vedānta or the movement towards God."
– TKV Desikachar "The use and abuse of OM", Lecture on September 5th 1983 in Zinal, Switzerland
"The Mantra especially Praṇava were chanted,
meditated upon and referred to with
considerable devotion and respect in the olden days.
Contemporary use of 'OM' on tea shirts, vests and other
casual wares is sometimes difficult to put up with."
Extract from S Ramaswami's January 2012 Newsletter
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Jim Zarroli Leads a Roundtable for Us
October 19, 2009 at 5:07 pm Tina Hay Leave a comment
A project I've been working on for the last several months finally came to fruition today, when a group of key campus leaders came to the alumni center to talk about college costs and affordability.
Penn State has long prided itself on providing an affordable education to the sons and daughters of the working class—that's what a land-grant school is supposed to do, after all—but that mission is a tough one to uphold in the face of shrinking state appropriations, a nationwide recession, and other challenges.
So we brought together some major players to discuss these issues in Robb Hall at the Hintz Family Alumni Center, and we were especially happy to have NPR business correspondent Jim Zarroli '79 drive in from New York to moderate the discussion.
The panelists were Anna Griswold, executive director of student aid at Penn State; Don Heller, a faculty member in the College of Education and director of Penn State's Center for the Study of Higher Education; Gavin Keirans, president of the University Park Undergraduate Association; Rod Kirsch, senior vice president for development and alumni relations; and Rob Pangborn, vice president for undergraduate education.
What did they talk about? I don't know—I was too busy running around with a camera and periodically stopping back to make sure the audio recorder was working. I did catch some bits of conversation about how facilities construction and upgrades at Penn State are funded … about the role of the University's capital campaign in raising money for more scholarships … and about the latest news out of Harrisburg about Penn State's appropriation and how it may hinge on casinos adding table games.
I've already shipped the recording off to a transcriptionist, who will return it to us as a text document; from there we'll edit it down and print it as a feature in our January-February issue.
Tina Hay, editor
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Lodge Committees
Davis Odd Fellows Lodge #169 performs its programs and community services through its many committees. Committee types include Lodge management committees, special committees, and single-project committees. Every active member of this Lodge should be serving on at least one committee of this Lodge.
Standing and Special Committees
Committees are of two types: standing committees and special committees.
Standing committees are committees required by our By-laws. These committees perform basic management responsibilities of our organization. Membership of these committees may be set by our by-laws (e.g.: Noble Grand, Vice Grand and Treasurer) or the Noble Grand appoints the chairs and members.
Special committees perform specific support functions and activities of our organization. These committees are created based upon need and interest. Special committees can be created to serve a one-time specific function or used to support recurring long-term activities of the Davis Odd Fellows Lodge. The Noble Grand appoints the chairs and members of special committees.
(*Standing Committees)
Odd Fellows Committees
Adopt-a-Highway – Once per month or every two months cleanup of a 1-mile stretch of Hwy 113, near Davis John Steele
Bell Ringing – Once per year during the Christmas holiday, the committee organizes a bell-ringing team for the Salvation Army Duff Devine
Bingo – Once per month on the second Sunday, this committee puts on Bingo at the Lodge for the public, with proceeds going to a charity or community group Diana Schmiegel
Breakfast with the Bunny – Breakfast and crafts and an egg hunt is provided to 100 children during the Easter holiday, and the kids get to meet "The Bunny" Kathy Hemness and Matt Elliott
Breakfast with Santa – In December this committee organizes breakfast with "Santa" for 360 children and parents Lea Rosenberg and Diana Schmiegel
Bylaws – This committee reviews and processes any changes to our Bylaws, as requested Jonathan Raven
Calendar – Maintains and distributes an advance monthly and long-range calendar of meetings and events Dave Rosenberg
Chocolate Festival – An annual November fundraising event at the Lodge featuring all things chocolate, with vendors, demonstrations, food and drink Kurt Roggli
Cigar Lounge – Cigar enthusiasts gather once a month to smoke fine cigars and discuss issues of the world Dave Rosenberg
Classic Film Festival – Twice each year (in the Spring and in the Winter) this committee shows a trilogy of classic films on Sunday evenings, free and open to the public Dave Rosenberg
Club Night – Weekly social gathering on Thursday nights at the Lodge with food, drink and trivia, open to members, pledges and their guests Kevin Sitz and Kathy Hemness
Community Support – This committee meets by e-mail to consider requests from community groups for co-hosted events, purchase of tickets and donations Lea Rosenberg and Holly Bishop
Communications & Website – Runs our Lodge website and is involved with internal Lodge communications Stewart Savage
Finance – Once or twice each year, audits the Treasurer and Financial Secretary of the Lodge
FLT (Fine Liquor Tasting) – This new committee is organized by those who enjoy the tasting of fine spirits Howie Spero and Joel Mandel
Gaming Committee – Once each week this committee organizes gaming nights at the Lodge Matthew Elliott and Kevin Sitz
Good Fellowship – This committee organizes occasional fun events for the members, such as wine country trips Juelie Roggli and Dave Rosenberg
Golf – This committee caters to those members who wish to golf on local courses, typically once per month weather permitting Charles Filmer
Halloween Party – Organizes the yearly October Halloween Party at the Lodge with costumes and music Dave Reed
Historical – In charge of historical displays and historical items at the Lodge Dave Rosenberg and Mary PartoHoliday Caroling – Once each year during the Christmas Holiday, this committee goes caroling to a local Senior facility Dave Reed
Installation & Awards Banquet – This committee organizes the annual installation and awards banquet, held in January James Bledsoe
Lodge Anniversary – This committee will organize our annual "birthday" of the Lodge (the month we were chartered), which occurs in April
Movie Matinee – This committee meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month to view a film at a local movie house Diane Steele
Membership – This committee is in charge of membership development and the Pledge program and degree work Dave Rosenberg
Music – Organizes music venues at the Lodge, including the monthly Thursday Live! held on the second Thursday of every month Juelie Roggli and Kurt Roggli
New Year's Eve Party – Organizes the bi-annual "New Year's Eve" party held on December 31 -January 1 with music, food and drink, open to the public Juelie Roggli and Kurt Roggli
Odd Bulletin Board – Once or twice a month members can post items for sale, to buy, to rent, jobs, etc. for the interest of other members. Kati and Kelli O'Day
Odd Caroling – Odd Fellows visit a local senior living facility to spread the Holiday spirit by singing Christmas Carols. Dave Reed.
Odd Needle Craft – Experienced or amateur needle workers flock to this committee and their monthly meetings, second Monday of every month Kathy Hemness
OddtoberFest – Organizes the annual OddtoberFest at the Lodge in the Fall Paul Schmiegel and Matt Elliott
Picnic Day Float – Plans and builds our annual float for entry in the Picnic Day Parade, in April – busy building schedule January to April James Bledsoe and Meri Superak
Picnic Day Breakfast – Organizes the annual Picnic Day Breakfast at the Lodge in April, open to the public Tony Marigo
Ping Pong – A new committee, dedicated to those who like table tennis Richard Watson
Promotion – Using social media, this committee brings attention to our Lodge events Brett Coder
Publicity – Advertising and publicizing our Lodge events through local newspapers; maintains current posters on our poster board Dave Rosenberg
Saturday Morning Breakfast – This committee hosts and serves our 2nd Saturday breakfast at the Lodge, every month Kathy Hemness
Scholarship – This committee has a budget and can provide scholarships to deserving members/children/grandchildren Sharla Cheney
Social Services – Assists those in need, particularly those with mental illness, and assists at the Food Bank Bob Schelen
Sports – Members of this committee go to local and regional sporting events every month Kevin Sitz
St. Patrick's Day Party – Organizes the annual St. Patrick's Day party in March, with food and drink Dave Reed
Team Bald-fellows – Once each year, shaves heads to raise money for cancer research Stewart Savage
Take a Hike – For those who enjoy to hike, this committee organizes monthly treks, weather permitting Dave Reed
Taste of Davis – Our big annual April fundraiser at the Lodge, featuring food and drink for the public Dave Rosenberg and Lea Rosenberg
Texas Hold 'em Tournament – A new committee which will organize a poker tournament in the Fall of 2018 Juelie Roggli, Kurt Roggli, Lea Rosenberg, Dave Rosenberg
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner – Another new committee that will organize an annual Thanksgiving Potluck dinner at the Lodge Diane Steele
Theater – This committee travels to local venues to enjoy theater and shows Ed Lewis
Visitation – This committee schedules visits to other nearby Odd Fellows Lodges James Bledsoe
Visiting – This committee is in charge of visiting members who are sick or in distress, or sends flowers and plants
Wine Club – This committee organizes monthly wine tasting gatherings at the homes of members Robin Dewey
Zombie Bicycle Parade – This is a new committee which (around Halloween) will gather hundreds of "zombies" riding bikes. Aaron Wedra
Zymurgy – Those interested in the art of brewing beer will enjoy this committee Paul Ghiglieri and Scott Wetzlich