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What ways did the great depression altered the american social fabric in the 1930 s
Friday, March 7, 2008 Analyze the ways in which the Great Depression altered the American social fabric in the 1930's. The Federal Reserve Board was created in 1913, it was to act as the lender of last resort to prevent bank panics. It was supposedly the watchdog over these banks.
Throughout the years preceding the Stock Market crash The Federal Reserve Board set market interest rates and low reserve requirements that all favored the big banks.
The money supply actual increased during this time. It was in 1929 that the Federal Reserve Board realized that it could not sustain it's current policy to be the watchdog. The Federal Reseve Board was not receving enough money to keep these stocks going, to much money was going out and not enough going in.
The Stock Market finally crashed and the bank panics began. Bank failure was another cause for the Great Depression.
Banks deposits were uninsured and thus as banks failed people simply lost their savings. Then with the stock market crash and the fears of further economic woes, people from all classes stopped purchasing items.
This then led to a reduction in the number of items produced and thus a reduction in the employment. Usually a president like Hoover was suspected to do nothing and let the market depression find it's own way out of the depression, instead Hoover intervened. He introduced the Hawley-Smoot Tariffwhich could have been the worst idea ever in this situation. This only raised tariffs which was not really wise on his part, yet lowering tariffs would have been the best plan for Hoover.
There were also significant Acts established during the depression that contributed to the American social fabric;
Defaulting on loans and mortgages;
S industrial recovery by putting federal funds into large-scale construction projects;
The Federal Reserve Board was created in 1913, it was to act as the lender of last resort to prevent bank panics;
The Federal Emergency Relief Act provided money for employment similar to these;
Many of Roosevelt's administrations and Acts greatly changed American life.
The Great Depression alter the American social fabric in the 1930's with unemployment, use of new technologies radio more often, new administrations, and industrialization.
The Great Depression was a time of hysteria and panic. Although there were many economic changes, the Great Depression also greatly altered the American social society. A new way of life was brought about by many of FDR's new administrations, they lessen many burdens faced by Americans. Artistic programs were set up and the use of radio also significantly changed lifestyles, many people began to use these radios to broadcast how they felt about the presidents one was Father Coughlin.
Under Roosevelt, many new administrations were created in order to help the many jobless starving Americans. These boys worked and parts of their paychecks were often sent home to their parents, this employed millions of young men. The TVA was criticized by many as being built on socialistic lines and as a waste of money towards the economy. A hydro electric plant was set up to produce power and the surrounding areas were employed by the plant.
It helped create dams in the Tennessee Valley area, and cleared trees from some forests. Nationalism and cooperation was seen among many Americans during the Great Depression. The National Industry Recovery Agency was created and many companies joined its works.
This did often upset Americans yet, Roosevelt would use his wonderful communication skills to calm and soothe the unhappy public by talking to them through the radio. Roosevelt urged them to help each other and to work together during their time of need. The living condition in America were horrible during the Great Depression. Many people who invested in the stock market were now left without homes and jobs.
Many people were starving and working hard just to survive.
48e. Social and Cultural Effects of the Depression
Many were angered by the actions of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA when they destroyed food and paid farmers not to use land in order to raise farm product prices. Artists were hired to paint murals and musicians performed in public places. During the Great Depression, the conditions of blacks stayed the same or worsened.
Many blacks were tenant farmers and sharecroppers so when the AAA found unconstitutional paid farmers to take land out of production, they were kicked off of their land and left homeless. There were no significant advancements for blacks during the depression, the social status of blacks was only being poor.
The Great Depression was so broad that it affected all directly and indirectly,the rich,the poor, even the middle class. The change in the social status of America in contrast to the 1920s was totally different.
The 1920s were so highly prosperous and wonderful. There were many cultural advancements. Then in the 1930s it left Americans feeling horrible, poor, weak,and unhappy.
Many were unemployed and starving.
This program paid farmers to reduce their crops;
Ironically the rich that had influenced the Depression were not affected as harshly as the middle class working people of America;
Citizens were left with great disillusionment in capitalism.
While there were administrations created in order to relieve many problems, many were insufficient and inadequate of relieving the horrible status of American society while others seemed to work during that time period. NRA permitted businesses to decide what they wanted to do either, regulate prices, wages, working conditions, and even credit terms. There were also significant Acts established during the depression that contributed to the American social fabric.
Social Security Act established pensions for the elderly, handicapped, and unemployed. S industrial recovery by putting federal funds into large-scale construction projects. This act was intended to prevent competitive wage cutting by employers during the Depression so wages eventually did go up. The Great Depression was the worst economic slump ever in U. The depression began in late 1929 and lasted for about a decade.
Caused on by numerous of issues the stock market crash, over production, bank failure, and low income into these banks.
The social fabric of America was greatly altered by the Great Depression. Many of Roosevelt's administrations and Acts greatly changed American life.
It was supposedly the watchdog over these banks;
Not only had Americans shifted political preference from Republicans to Democrats, but they had broken the trend of conservative presidents;
Banks deposits were uninsured and thus as banks failed people simply lost their savings.
There was also nationalism and cooperation within the people. Many artistic programs were created and blacks were treated unfairly. There existed many changes brought forth in the 1930s due to the Great Depression. Social fabric was indeed altered during the great depression unemployment, money cuts, industrialization, and radio began to be used more.
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Camping Los Madriles är en camping i Isla Plana, Murcia. Denna terrasscamping har platser med stängsel, med skugga, utan skugga och platser med lite skugga. Det finns möjlighet att hyra husbilar. På campingen finns en lekplats och ett sportområde.
Vem vill inte efter en hård dag slappna av i en jacuzzi. Campingen förfogar över en utomhusbassäng, en inomhusbassäng med skjuttak och ett knattebad.
Denna inspektör gör varje år ett besök på Camping Los Madriles och inspekterar campingen för ca 200 faciliteter och för andra förekommande punkter. Inspektören är en medarbetare från ACSI och arbetar inte för campingen.
Extremely well designed and engineered site, with level terraces on quite a steep slope. Although they say maximum 8m motorhomes, a 9m van will fit on big pitches diagonally.
Toilet/wash facilities good. Laundry expensive. Staff speak English well and were very helpful when we had mechanical problems which forced us to switch to a bungalow temporarily.
Village with a decent supermarket and social club bar only 10 minutes walk.
The only downside was the atmosphere. Maybe it reflected the time of season (school time) but while we were there, the place was exclusively full of seniors and it felt like a retirement village. Way too quiet and some comments about young children being normal young children. I wouldn\'t recommend it for families.
This is a good campsite in an interesting area. The pitches are a bit cramped, but some have very nice views from terraced positions to the coast. The things that let it down are the absence of hot water to wash hands, the absence of soap, and the absence of toilet paper. For a top-price site, this is poor. The internet is a bit hit and miss too, although seems to work if you are near an wifi aerial. The staff are very helpful.
This site has excellent pitches on gravel, pitches are Separated by hedges. The swimming pools are superb. When we stayed the bar was rarely open so can't comment. The onsite shop was basic. Toilet facilities were good. The village of Isla plana is within walking distance and is an attractive small resort with a pleasant beach.
Second time we have stayed here. This time we brought our bikes and explored the local area in more detail. Quiet, older site, though hilly. Lovely little town you can cycle to and lots of walking. Well serviced with toilet blocks, very nice pool. Can only get free wifi at the bar and library. Bar not open on Sundays and closes at times during the day! Pitches different sizes and can be sloping. Some table tennis tables and one tennis court. Will visit again although think the rates are a little high compared to some other sites we've been to.
This is a delightful site, it's set on the side of a mountain overlooking the sea. The pitches are on large, flat terraces & have hedge boundaries with some shade. Toilet blocks are modern and clean. Friendly, helpful staff, bar, shop & very good book exchange. Amazing pools which are a highlight of site. Would very happily stay here again. Recommended.
This was our second stay, visited same time last year too. At this time of year he site is relatively quiet with many of the long term people who overwinter leaving which offered a plentiful supply of excellent pitches available. It's a lovely week kept, easy going site with everything you need with the added bonus of the fantastic swimming pool. The wash lock half way up th site was closed for refurbishment - news basins and loos so will be good for later in the season. Our weather was very good although fairly strong winds whipped up on a couple nights. A day trip to Cartagena is very worthwhile with great view of the city and large Marina and harbour from the castle (panoramic lift is available) and for €8 the trip out on the 'tourist' catamaran which is a lovely hour long journey with the option of getting off at the fort at ChristmS Island. Lovely bars on the beach at La Azhoia not far away and several restaurants to choose from, although some closed at this time of year. We fully recommend this site, and again stayed for a very enjoyable week of rest and relaxation.
This was our second choice of site in this area but having looked at our first choice first we dismissed that one straight away. This is far superior in our opinion. Despite my observations following we would recommend this site and would return if in the area. A very well maintained and laid out site. Efficient reception staff. Big plus is 2 heated saltwater pools, one indoor. Small supermarket, not very well stocked but there are two local supermarkets, one in Isla Plana and one in la Azohia, the first being the nearest and in easy walking distance. The toilet and washing up etc facilities are abundant and spotless and there are countless washing machines. The site is well laid out with clearly marked hard standing pitches, having many flowering shrubs and trees and there are sea views. The following are points we would consider if we came to this area again... we chose a pitch low down (the site is terraced but not steeply and pitches are flat) and close to the central site road, which therefore means that everyone leaving or entering the site, in vehicles or walking to the pool, supermarket, table tennis etc has to pass by. This may not bother most people and sounds a little petty, but when cars stop and the occupants chat for ten minutes with passers by, leaving the engine running it can be a little irritating! It is really a personal choice. No charcoal barbecues are allowed, although the ACSI guide says all types are allowed. To a point this is true but the barbecue area is at the top of the site and not centrally situated. We were told in no uncertain terms by the manager, when he saw us carrying a bag of charcoal... that we were not allowed to barbecue, "told" from one side of the road to the other and he shrugged his shoulders and laughed when I suggested he inform ACSI. There is a very well stocked book and games room where the wifi is free. It appears, having been "told off" for talking, by another customer (who, herself, was constantly talking to her companion), that this is a "quiet" room, however it contains a TV with a DVD player, so who decides? There is a bar but the opening times seem a little vague. The wifi is available for a charge, throughout the site (on a scale, we paid 17€ for 14 days) but very intermittent and perhaps not worth it if you only need to check something occasionally, we choose wifi for the benefit of English radio, and unfortunately the payment did not afford us much benefit.
There is a bus service to Cartagena, worth the trip we thought but the service is extremely infrequent, and also travels in the opposite direction to Mazarron. Puerto de Mazarron is cyclable but not a very pleasant road, quite hilly and windy, I would say not a child friendly cycle route. There is however a cycle path starting almost opposite the site to La Azohia.
The other notable thing is that the road numbers have changed from the 2014 Acsi guide and even with 2 GPS systems we managed to get completely lost. Overall an excellent site.
This is a large commercial site which had been very well laid out with nice pitches. The toilet/shower facilities are good and everything worked very well. The site is a long way from the beach and town if you're walking so a bike would be good in this area if you don't want to drive.
Lovely campsite close to the beach. Good sized terraced pitches with views over the bay. Ideally placed between Porte of Mazarron and Cartagena. Two aspects could make it great. 1. Free Internet access only available in the cafe. 2. Cafe shut at 6pm.
For information - the campsite isn't close to many amenities. Although many campers had bikes to get to the small town of Isla Plana and beyond, it was a bit of a hike to walk.
Vill du boka Camping Los Madriles eller få mera information? Det går bra med nedanstående uppgifter.
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Eliot Bates
Position: Assistant Professor, Music
Program: Music (Ph.D./D.M.A)
ebates@gc.cuny.edu
Degrees/Diplomas: Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from the University of California, Berkeley
Research Interests: Audio technologies, modular synthesis, critical organology, science and technology studies, recording studios, the music of Turkey
Eliot Bates, an ethnomusicologist by training, has contributed new approaches to the study of music's instruments, materialities, technologies, infrastructures, and production workflows. From 2004 to 2016, he researched these within Istanbul's recording studios, luthieries, and music industry; since 2013, his work has broadened geographically to consider European, North American, and Australian audio technology gear cultures.
Committed to social science and ethnographic methods, Bates incorporates an experimental practice-led research design, whether that entails his ongoing studio-based audio engineering work, collaborative recordings featuring the 11-stringed oud, or solo Eurorack performances for the New York Modular Society. Bates has served as either performer, composer, or audio engineer to more than 80 albums produced in the U.S., UK, and Turkey, as well as several TV series and feature films.
In addition to a robust body of journal articles and book chapters, Bates has published three books in his field. In 2018, with Samantha Bennett, he co-edited Critical Approaches to the Production of Music and Sound (Bloomsbury Academic), a collection of essays on the intersections of music and technology from leading thinkers in music, audio engineering, anthropology, and media. Digital Tradition: Arrangement and Labor in Istanbul's Recording Studio Culture (Oxford University Press, 2016) offers an ethnography of contemporary studio music production in an effort to investigate the emerging milieu of Anatolian ethnic music, while Music in Turkey: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture (Oxford University Press, 2011) draws on Bates' extensive fieldwork to situate Turkey's diverse musical sounds within their respective social contexts and political modernity.
Before joining The Graduate Center, Bates taught at the University of Birmingham (UK), Cornell University (as an ACLS New Faculty Fellow and adjunct fellow of the Society for the Humanities), and the University of Maryland, College Park.
Bates, Eliot. 2021. "The Interface and Instrumentality of Eurorack Modular Synthesis." In Rethinking Music through Science and Technology Studies, edited by Christophe Levaux and Antoine Hennion. London: Routledge.
Bates, Eliot. 2021. "Feeling Analog: Using Modular Synthesisers, Designing Synthesis Communities." In Shaping Sound and Society: The Cultural Study of Musical Instruments, edited by Steven Cottrell. New York: Routledge.
Bates, Eliot. 2020. "Recording Studios Since 1970." In The Bloomsbury Handbook of Music Production, edited by Simon Zagorski-Thomas and Andrew Bourbon, 125–39. New York: Bloomsbury Academic.
Bates, Eliot. 2020. "Resource Ecologies, Political Economies and the Ethics of Audio Technologies in the Anthropocene." Popular Music 39 (1): 66–87.
Bates, Eliot. 2019. "Vinyl as Event: Record Store Day and Value-Vibrant Matter Nexus." Journal of Cultural Economy, 1–19.
Bates, Eliot. 2012. "The Social Life of Musical Instruments." Ethnomusicology 56 (3): 363–95.
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Vice President, Society for Asian Music (2017-2020)
Editorial Board Member, 21st Century Music Practice book series, Cambridge University Press (2019-present)
Treasurer and Board of Directors Member, Society for Ethnomusicology (2014-2016)
Editorial Board Member, Ethnomusicology journal (2013-2017)
Founding Managing Editor, Dancecult: Journal of Electronic Dance Music Culture (2008-2010)
Australian National University, Research School of the Humanities and Arts Visiting Scholars program (2018)
Yale University, Stanley T. Woodward Lectureship (2014)
Society for Ethnomusicology, Bruno Nettl Prize for article "The Social Life of Musical Instruments" (2013)
The Social Life of Music Technologies
Music of the Eastern Mediterranean
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Alexander Standish (1430s - 1500s)
Joan Standish (1450s - unknown)
Thomas Standish (1450s - 1460s)
Brian Standish (1450s - 1450s)
Anne Standish (1450s - unknown)
Gilbert Standish (1450s - 1480s)
Lawrence Standish (1460s - 1460s)
Roger Standish (1460s - unknown)
Hugh Standish (1460s - unknown)
Richard Harrington (1400s - 1460s)
Margaret Harrington (1410s - 1470s)
Joan Lumley (1420s - 1490s)
Elizabeth (Harbottle) Harding (1440s - unknown)
Alice (Harding) Chase (1460s - 1530s)
Mathew Chase (1480s - 1570s)
Isabel Harding (1480s - 1540s)
Richard Harding (1490s - 1550s)
John Harding (1500s - 1590s)
Margaret (Harding) Browning (1500s - 1570s)
Margaret Harding (1500s - unknown)
Agnes (Harbottle) Fenwick (1440s - 1470s)
Ralph Fenwick Esq (unknown - 1530s)
Ralph Harbottle (1450s - 1500s)
George (Lumley) de Lumley (1430s - 1500s)
Catherine (Butler) Fleming (1350s - 1380s)
James Butler (1350s - 1400s) [confident]
Joan (Butler) O'Carroll (1360s - 1390s)
Maelroona-Na-Ffaroise O'Carroll (1390s - 1480s)
X Chromosome
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Alice (FitzWalter) de Vere (unknown - 1400s)
Alice de Vere (1360s - unknown)
John (FitzLewis) Fitz Lewis (1400s - 1440s)
Edmond Fitz Lewes (1420s - unknown)
Margaret Fitz Lewes (1420s - unknown)
Phillip Fitz Lewes (1430s - unknown)
Henry Court (1430s - unknown)
Thomas Court (1430s - unknown)
Henry (Fitz Lewes) FitzLewis (1440s - 1480s)
Lewes Fitz Lewes (1440s - unknown)
Richard FitzLewis (1450s - 1520s)
Richard de Vere KG (1380s - 1410s)
Katherine Harrington (1350s - unknown)
Margaret (Stewart) Macdougall (1400s - 1440s)
Lindsay Stewart (1410s - unknown)
Agnes Stewart (1410s - 1470s)
Jane (Waterton) Tyrwhitt (1430s - 1460s)
William Tyrwhitt (1450s - 1520s)
Agnes (Tyrwhitt) Burgh (1470s - 1520s)
Edward Burgh (unknown - 1530s)
Anne (Burgh) Nevill (1500s - 1580s)
Elinor (Burgh) Croftes (1520s - unknown)
William Burgh (1520s - 1580s)
Katherine Tyrwhitt (1480s - unknown)
Elizabeth (Tyrwhitt) Skipwith (1480s - 1510s)
William Skipwith MP (1500s - 1580s)
Troth Tyrwhitt (1490s - unknown)
Joanna (Fitzgerald) MacCarthy (1340s - 1360s)
Honora (FitzGerald) FitzMaurice (1420s - 1460s)
Mary (FitzMaurice) FitzPhilip (1440s - 1480s)
Edmond FitzMaurice (1450s - 1510s)
Joan (Fitzgerald) FitzMaurice (1430s - 1480s)
Eleanor (Fitzgerald) O'Neill (unknown - 1490s)
Thomas Fitzgerald (1450s - 1480s)
Gerald Fitzgerald (1450s - 1510s)
Margaret (Molyneux) Legh (1410s - 1460s)
Anne Molyneux (1420s - unknown)
Katherine Molyneux (1420s - 1450s)
Elizabeth Molyneux (1420s - 1510s)
Janet Molyneux (1430s - 1460s)
Joan Molyneux (1430s - 1520s)
Genett Molyneux (1430s - 1430s)
Ellen (Harrington) Pickering (1380s - unknown)
Anne (Butler) Wogan (1390s - 1410s)
Katherine Wogan (1410s - 1460s) [uncertain]
Henry Dwinn (1420s - 1470s) [uncertain]
Katherine (O Carroll) Butler (1410s - 1500s)
Catherine Butler (1430s - 1470s)
James (Butler) Butler of Polestown (1440s - 1480s)
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Fronteira Palace
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Not only is the Fronteira Palace a national monument and the family residence of the Mascarenhas family, it is also the headquarters of the Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna, a private non-profit institution of Public Utility (DR II série nº 37 14/2/1991). In the fulfillment of its mission, the Foundation promotes the Humanities and Arts, the dissemination of values associated to cultural heritage and research related to the Fronteira Palace.
The Cultural Department of the Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna organizes a regular program of cultural activities and events available to the general public, which includes concerts, a book club, free courses on subjects linked to the Humanities and Arts, poetry recitals, conferences, and workshops. Over the years it has sponsored or hosted research projects in the areas of Decorative Arts, Architecture, Literary Studies, History, Genealogy, and Gardening.
SUPPORT / INTERNSHIPS
SUPPORT TO THE ORGANIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna supports the organization of scientific conferences and events on subjects linked to its mission. Support is given after evaluation of written proposals directed to the Coordinator of the Cultural Department's e-mail: fcfa-cultura@fronteira-alorna.pt
SUPPORT OF RESEARCH PROJECTS
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna is available to support research projects on subjects relating to its material and immaterial cultural heritage, according to its mission. Support is given after evaluation of written proposals directed to the Coordinator of the Cultural Department's e-mail: fcfa-cultura@fronteira-alorna.pt
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna receives interns interested in training in the area of cultural tourism. The Foundation coordinates a program of extracurricular internships accessible through a yearly public contest for admission.
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna has established protocols of cooperation in this area with the Masters Program in Tourism and Communication of the University of Lisbon, as well as the Program Study in Portugal managed by the Fundação Luso-Americana para o Desenvolvimento (FLAD).
Documentary on internships at the Fronteira Palace:
A Fundação estabeleceu protocolos de colaboração para estágios curriculares com o Programa interuniversitário de Pós-Graduação em Estudos de Turismo e Comunicação da Universidade de Lisboa, e também com o Programa Study in Portugal gerido pela Fundação Luso-Americana para o Desenvolvimento.
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna organizes monthly "themed walks" on the iconography of the palace's azulejos (Portuguese tiles) and on the writers who lived in the Fronteira Palace, conducted by specialists. These walks are announced in the periodical press and social media.
In partnership with the firm COOLTURE TOURS the Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna hosts special visits destined to children and young adults. In Spring and Summer COOLTURE TOURS organizes "picnics with the Marchioness" a program for the younger public (pre-registration needed. Registration is made through the website https://www.coolturetours.com/en/about-coolture-tours/)
ART EXHIBITS IN PONTE DE SOR
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna has a protocol of cooperation with the Municipality of Ponte de Sor to organize four Art Exhibits every year at the Centre for Arts and Culture of Ponte de Sor. These exhibits are curated by Isabel Vaz Lopes and the vernissages are preceded by a lecture of an invited speaker.
RULES OF SUPPORT TO PUBLICATIONS BY THE FOUNDATION OF THE HOUSES OF FRONTEIRA AND ALORNA
With the goal to increase the visibility of the supported publications and to ensure their quality before the international scientific community, acknowledging the good practices recognized in the editorial field, FCFA's publications will respect the international regulations regarding the assurance of quality of the material to be published, have a digital format, be available freely on the internet, and stand by the following criteria and quality markers:
1 – FCFA only supports the publication of original texts that do not violate any third parties' rights over the material presented for publication
FCFA is not responsible for the acquisition of publication rights for images, documents or any other graphic material included in the texts: these should be properly acquired by the authors themselves
FCFA cannot be held responsible for any violation of the Code of Author's Rights that might occur, and considers the authors of the texts entirely responsible for the material they sign
With the aim of protecting the rights of every author implied on the production of the works supported and publicized by FCFA, it is suggested that those authors acquire Creative Commons Licenses, establishing the conditions in which their works can be shared online (http://creativecommons.pt)
2 – The scientific quality of each volume supported is ensured by a scientific commission of renowned specialists in the corresponding area of expertise that may be suggested by the publication proponents and that coordinates the peer reviewing tasks of the works to be published.
3 – If the proponents would prefer it, or in case of doubt, FCFA has a permanent Editorial Committee, formed by members of its Cultural Council, that can be used for said peer reviewing.
4 – The electronic publications supported by FCFA will have an ISBN/ISSN/Doi registration for electronic publications.
5 – The paper publications supported by FCFA will have an ISBN.
6 – The collective volumes supported by FCFA should respect the style norms adopted by this institution, in accordance with practices used internationally (annex I).
7 – FCFA commits to publishing the volumes it supports through its website, in an open access regime, in the maximum period of two years starting from the reception date of the complete originals.
NOTABLES OF THE HOUSES OF FRONTEIRA AND ALORN
In the long duration of History there were members of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna who distinguished themselves for their civic participation in politics, arts, and culture.
Dom José Trazimundo de Mascarenhas Barreto, 7th Marquis of Fronteira (1802-1881)
Dom João de Mascarenhas, 1st Marquis of Fronteira (1633-1681)
Dom Pedro Miguel de Almeida Portugal
Dona Leonor de Almeida Portugal, 4th Marchioness of Alorna (1750-1839)
THE ART OF PORTRAIT AT THE FRONTEIRA PALACE
The collection of portraits preserved in the Fronteira Palace is remarkable by its variety and quality. If it is true that Portuguese nobility did not invest in painting (as stated by historian Nuno Gonçalo Monteiro) this collection is a noteworthy exception.
The Foundation of the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna has created the collection Cadernos da Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna in order to publish the proceedings of conferences and research seminars organized with its support, as well as essays and documents related to the cultural heritage of the Foundation. These volumes can be acquired directly from the Foundation. From 2018 onwards these volumes will be published in e-book format.
Books published in the collection Cadernos da Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna:
Alcipe e as Luzes
ALMEIDA, Teresa Sousa de Aníbal Pinto de CASTRO, José Esteves PEREIRA, Maria Manuela DELLILE, (coords.) Alcipe e as Luzes, Lisboa, Edições Colibri – Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna, 2003 ISBN: 972-772-357-8
Cartas de Lília e Tirse
ANASTÁCIO, Vanda (coord.), Cartas de Lília e Tirse (1771-1777), Lisboa, Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna – Colibri, 2007 ISBN: 972-772-662-2; ISBN: 978-972-772-662-2
Correspondências (usos da carta no século XVIII)
ANASTÁCIO, Vanda (coord.) Correspondências (usos da carta no século XVIII), Lisboa, Colibri – Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna, 2005 ISBN: 972-772-560-0.
Jogos de Estética, Jogos de Guerra
COSTA, Carlos Couto Sequeira, Carlos João Correia, José Augusto França e Lévi António Malho, I Simpósio Nacional de Teoria Estética e Filosofias da Arte. Jogos de Estética, Jogos de Guerra, Lisboa, Edições Colibri – Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna, 2005. ISBN: 972-772-580-5.
Alcipe e a sua Época
SOUSA, Maria Leonor Machado de Marion EHRARDT, José Esteves PEREIRA (orgs.), Alcipe e a sua Época, Lisboa, Edições Colibri – Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna, 2003 ISBN: 972-772-356-X
Portugal, a Europa e o Oriente
VALE, Teresa Maria João FERREIRA, Pedro FLOR Portugal, a Europa e o Oriente, Lisboa, Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna, 2015 ISBN: 978-989-20-6029-3
A escultura em Portugal
VALE, Teresa Pedro FLOR, A escultura em Portugal, Lisboa, Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna, 2011 ISBN: 978-989-20-2684-8
Diplomacia e Transmissão Cultural
VALE, Teresa e Maria João FERREIRA, Diplomacia e Transmissão Cultural, Lisboa, Fundação das Casas de Fronteira e Alorna e Althum, 2018, ISBN: 978-989-683-138-7
Largo São Domingos de Benfica 1, 1500-554 Lisbon
(+351) 217 782 023 / (+351) 217 782 023
general: fundacao@fronteira-alorna.pt
culture: fcfa-cultura@fronteira-alorna.pt


CRM is all about acquiring, retaining, communicating and understanding customers through various customer touch points. It is all about communicating, understanding, customizing the product with respect to the individual and ultimately expand the service base.
Manage relationship with existing customers.
The main idea is to tap into the latent demand of existing customers to increase profit.
Organize necessary datainto useful business information.
Track the relationship with current and future customers.
CRM makes sure that the data of the company is stored securely and is flexible. Access is to the needed information is always there but not compromising on the security-edged issues.
CRM effectively collects information about the customers and partners and this helps to manage the customer experience. It finds out the when, why, where, how, etc. about the client.
CRM is effectively functioning when it tracks down the billing and invoice status of every client. This ensures organization of financial information and reviews the frequency of payments.
CRM software with hardware monitoring features helps with the status availability of hot spots, routers and other network equipment, thus saving time and so it deals directly with customers.
This is a very important feature wherein CRM integrates internal and external applications. This is crucial when the main motive is to collect and maintain accurate customer information without any duplication.
A truly effective CRM system also helps to analyze the existing data while entering and organizing the data to create a flexible and realistic customer database is a key function of CRM solutions. It will be hard to find customer behavior trends without a data reporting component. It would be difficult to understand which actions need to be taken to improve a customer relationship.
Part of effective CRM software are : exporting, compiling and analyzing marketing data or customer billing analysis tools are all.
Another advantage is that a CRM system helps the business automate its processes. It is one of the most unique features as it depends upon the company as to which tasks will benefit most from automation. Remember not every integration will be profitable for every company.
CRM helps in the effectiveness and simplicity in integration. So, the company workers can also work and implement CRM strategy without much difficulty. This is a feature which concentrates on simplicity and flexibility of integration in companies and business enterprises thus showing the effectiveness of CRM.
Remote access is the ability to see CRM data on a PC or computer; mobile access refers to the ability to see CRM on a mobile phone.
Broader participation of the clients with the company in all aspects.
Contact Center Automation is the practice where there is an integrated system coordinating all the types of contacts between an organization and the public. It is designed to reduce the banal and repetitive tasks of a contact center agent's job.
Contact center automation can prevent this by using pre-recorded audio messages that help customers solve their problems .These software tools can also be integrated with the agent's desktop tools to address customer queries and requests thereby saving time on behalf of the employees. Thus, we can see how Contact Center Automation is a nice example of CRM.
Modern marketing has many techniques for implementing CRM. CLP that is Customer Loyalty Programme is one of them. Different companies depending upon the sectors offer CLP programmes.
The above features of CRM ensure the effectiveness of the company to deal with its customers.


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Denmark's Record-Breaking Year For The Win(d)
19 Jan 2016 Curator - Citi I/O
Denmark's Record-Breaking Year For The Win(d) Curator - Citi I/O 2016-01-19
Windy year helps Denmark to produce 42% of its electricity from wind turbines, despite two major windfarms being offline.
Denmark set a new global record for wind power generation for electricity in 2015. Photograph : Rex Shutterstock
Denmark produced 42% of its electricity from wind turbines last year according to official data, the highest figure yet recorded worldwide.
The new year-end figures showed a 3% rise on 2014, which was itself a record year for Danish wind energy generation.
The country's minister for energy, utilities and climate, Lars Christian Lilleholt, called the record significant and said: "Hopefully, Denmark can serve as an example to other countries that it is possible to have both ambitious green policies with a high proportion of wind energy and other renewables in the energy supply, and still have a high security of supply and competitive prices on electricity."
Two Western Danish regions – Jutland and Funen – supplied more electricity than the area's inhabitants consumed for the equivalent of 60 days of the year.
"The fact that we are now generating surplus power 16% of the time in the Western Danish power grid illustrates that… we can benefit from imports and exports across borders to an even greater extent," said Carsten Vittrup, an adviser to Energinet, Denmark's transmissions systems operator.
One of the main reasons for the record-breaking year was that 2015 was a particularly windy year. If two large onshore windfarms at Anholt and Horns Rev 2 had not been out of action, wind would have made up 43.5% of total power, Energinet said.
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As it was, wind turbines provided 55% of the electricity in Denmark's west, and 23% in its east.
On one day, 2 September, Denmark operated without any central power stations being switched on at all, using electricity exclusively from wind turbines, solar cells, local combined heat and power plants and imports from neighbouring countries.
On another windy day in July, Denmark produced so much electricity that it was able to meet all its electricity needs and export another 40% of its power abroad.
The Scandinavian country's surplus wind energy is mostly sold to consumers in Norway, Sweden and Germany, while it imports hydroelectric power from Norway and solar energy from Germany.
The Danish government looks to be well on the way to meeting its goal of producing half of all electricity from wind by 2050, despite mooting a scale back of ambitions over the summer.
Reacting to the new figures, the European Wind Energy Association (Ewea) called for a renewed focus on how large amounts of electricity could be integrated into Europe's power systems.
"These figures show that we are now at a level where wind integration can be the backbone of electricity systems in advanced economies," said Kristian Ruby, Ewea's chief policy officer.
This feature originally appeared in The Guardian.
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Contractor has logging in his veins
Brian Swartz | BDN
Duane Jordan stands beside a loaded log truck parked in the yard of his Waltham-based company, Elliott Jordan & Son. The company was started by Jordan's grandfather and then owned by his father, Marshal, before he took the reins in the 1980s.
Elliott Jordan & Son | BDN
An employee of Elliott Jordan & Son operates a feller-buncher while harvesting trees in Township 16 in Hancock County.
Adapting to the changing times, Waltham-based Elliott Jordan & Son has done contract work for the Township 16 wind-turbine project being completed by First Wind.
By Brian Swartz, Special Sections Editor • October 25, 2012 8:36 am
Updated: November 1, 2017 1:30 pm
EASTBROOK — On a quiet weekday morning, Waltham logging contractor Duane Jordan sits by a window and eats his breakfast as traffic whizzes past the Eastbrook Store on Route 200. The store's a popular local gathering place most mornings; today, long after his work day began, Jordan chats with acquaintances and then talks about logging.
It has changed considerably since he was a child.
His grandfather Elliott long ago founded the family business, Elliott Jordan & Son, which is based in a large new facility about 3 miles away from the Eastbrook Store. Elliott and his son, Marshal, once harvested wood the traditional Maine way.
"We had horses when I really young, maybe 4 or 5 years old," Duane Jordan recalled. "My dad kept talking about buying a cable skidder."
Marshal Jordan did so in 1968 by purchasing a Timberjack 205 from Timberland Machines in Bangor and delivering the machine to a Township 16 logging site. "It was painted bright orange, and it made noise, unlike the horses," Duane Jordan said. "As a young boy watching the machine, it was pretty exciting.
"This was a machine built from the ground up … to skid wood," he said. "We kept it a lot of years" before selling it.
"The last I knew, it was still running," Jordan commented.
Today Elliott Jordan & Son employs 25 people involved in logging, trucking, road-building, and, surprisingly for a business long focused on wood harvesting, blueberry harvesting. "We do a lot of blueberries," Jordan said, explaining that the company owns and maintains commercial blueberry acreage Down East. The company has also done contract work at the wind-turbine sites constructed by First Wind this year in Township 16, which abuts Eastbrook's eastern boundary.
But logging remains the heart of company operations.
Logging in his veins
Not long after graduating from Ellsworth High School, Jordan enlisted in the Army for two years in 1978 and then spent four years in the Army Reserve after returning to Waltham. "I think it was the best thing I could've done, leaving home and the family business," he said. "That short time of being gone put my mind at ease" about joining Elliott Jordan & Son after leaving the service.
"If you cut me, I'm going to bleed logging," Jordan said. He took over the company when his father "retired" in the mid-1980s to focus on cultivating and harvesting low-bush blueberries.
Since then, Elliott Jordan & Son has shifted from cable skidding to "mechanized logging," using such machines as feller-bunchers and stroke delimbers, Jordan said. In the late 1980s he developed a chipper to process "[tree] limbs and tops for biomass," a market that "has been up and down over the years.
"We harvest all types of fiber" on private woodlands and on his company's 15,000 acres, Jordan said. Logging is "the mainstay of what I do," he stressed.
"We run a lot of Prentice skidders," purchased along with a Prentice crane from the Oliver Stores, he noted. The company also buys John Deere logging equipment from Nortrax.
The industry has changed
Silvicultural practices have changed during the past 30 years. "We see fewer clean-acre sites," Jordan said, referring to the modern term for "clear cuts."
"It's more just thinnings today. We take out the older trees that there's a market for and leave the younger trees to grow for another 15 to 20 years," Jordan said.
While "the [corporate] landowners have changed their names" since the 1980s, "the management teams have stayed pretty much the same," he commented. "They do a good job of managing the land."
He believes that logging "is more sustainable today than in the '70s and '80s. We're growing a lot of wood. I think there is actually more wood growing in Maine than is being harvested."
Just as silviculture and harvesting equipment have changed with the decades, so have Maine loggers, according to Jordan. "The quality of loggers today, the ones who are left, they do a good job," he said.
Loggers adhere to strict environmental regulations designed protects Maine woods and streams. "Water quality is important. We build skidder bridges now rather than go through the water," Jordan said. "We put skidder bridges on all our job sites. We set down mats."
For Maine loggers, winter is the best time to work; when snow lies feet deep in the woods, logging equipment can cross wetlands without damaging the forest floor. The spring mud season usually slows operations; a dry summer speeds them up.
"Winter passing to spring: That's my favorite time of the year," Jordan said. "We're pushing to get the maximum harvests in winter. For a short period of time, maybe 8-10 weeks if you're lucky, you've got to ensure it's happening."
Like other loggers, Jordan expects mid-autumn rains to impact company operations. "The rainy season is from the 15th of October to the end of the year, when it freezes," he said. "We've noticed [that] the rains seem to be getting heavier; it concerns us."
"The paper industry is under a lot of pressure financially," Jordan said. "We're going from paper to an electronic age," and the consumption of paper declines as "more people get their news online.
"Energy costs is the first thing that comes to mind," he said. "We spent just around a million dollars last year for diesel fuel."
Elliott Jordan & Son pays full insurance coverage for its employees. The company's insurer has already proposed a 30-percent increase for 2013, "an unacceptable amount," Jordan said. "The health insurance cost is extreme."
Federal environmental regulations will soon increase the cost of doing business. By 2015 new diesel-engine emissions technology will affect logging, not only that done by Elliott Jordan & Son, but by loggers across Maine.
Jordan explained that most new truck engines will clean emissions with an urea additive; besides in-reasing the prices of new trucks, this technology will require truck owners to pay for the urea consumed as a diesel engine runs. Jordan estimated the rate of consumption could be up to 20 gallons of urea per truck per week, depending on an engine's operating time.
"They're planning on the technology appearing in new logging equipment by 2015," he said. The new diesel engines could raise equipment prices "about $10,000 per unit.
"It's an interesting thing we're going to have to deal with," Jordan said. "There's going to be a lot of trial and error, making this work. Urea freezes, so there's got be a way to keep it warm. We fuel the trucks at the shop, so we can add the urea at the shop.
"I'm guess I'm willing to do my part to make the environment cleaner," he said. "But it will be a big expense."
Now 50, Jordan knows that he will not manage the company forever. "I've got two of four children who seem to have an interest in the business," he said, shifting position in his chair. "They do good work in the company. You have to be interested in working in the woods to do it; they're doing it.
"I think logging was in its heyday" when he was young, Jordan said. "Back then, you could make a mistake, maybe buy equipment that didn't work out, and the margins were such that you wouldn't get hurt bad.
"Today business margins are so tight, my young fellows can't make mistakes. It will be harder for them to run the company with the margins so tight," Jordan said.
"My goal is that I need to work with them in the next 10 years to transition the company. If it has a chance of surviving, it's in the younger generation," he stated.
Until then, "I still like to get up every morning and make logging happen," Jordan said, a smile playing across his features.
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PABLO GARCÍA MEXÍA, J.D., Ph.D.
Digital Lawyer
PABLO GARCÍA MEXÍA, JD, Ph.D.
Consultant-Director of Digital Law at Herbert Smith Freehills Madrid. Counsel to the Spanish Parliament. Co-Director of the Postgraduate Degree in Privacy and Digital Society at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Director of the Journal of Privacy and Digital Law. He has been Visiting Professor at the College of William & Mary and Visiting Research Fellow at Harvard University and is an alumni of the University of Kent at Canterbury, as well as the Instituto de Empresa.
He has been a member of the group of innovation leaders in the Spanish speaking world "Los 100 de COTEC" (COTEC Foundation). He has been Vice-president of Internet Society-Spanish chapter and of the association of digital lawyers ENATIC. Member of the Board of the Civil Society Forum. Pablo has performed as an Arbitrator for the World Bank (ICSID). He has worked as an international consultant for the United Nations and the European Union. He has been Director of Human Resources of the Senate of Spain, Secretary General of Madrid´s Regional Parliament and Director of International Relations of Spain´s Congress of Deputies. A Research Fellow at Harvard Law School, he attended postgraduate courses at IE Business School, the University of Kent at Canterbury and the University CEU-San Pablo. A regular speaker at various international and domestic forums, as well as a regular contributor to a number of mass and specialized media. He holds the "Cruz de Oficial de la Orden de Isabel la Católica" (a civil decoration granted by the King of Spain). Pablo was granted the 2019 ISACA Award to Exceptional Achievement in Legal Cybersecurity. He is co-author of a WIPO-registered industrial design (The Hague Agreement International Register, 2021). He is the author of nine books (in English or Spanish) and editor of another four on various legal issues, especially those connected to the Internet; he has written over 50 articles in scholarly reviews. These include:
- Claves de Inteligencia Artificial y Derecho. Wolters Kluwer. 2022.
- Qué sociedad digital queremos. Alternativas regulatorias para una Europa digitalmente soberana. Wolters Kluwer. 2021.
- Artificial Intelligence and the Law. Wolters Kluwer. 2021.
- Cryptoregulation in a Nutshell. Wolters Kluwer. 2020.
- Contra el «ciberfatalismo». Beneficio y riesgo en la sociedad digital https://lnkd.in/drxuFSNa
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At Cypress Family Dental we are always striving to provide the best dental care and treatments for our patients. We are proud to announce that we are now offering KoR® teeth whitening at our Cypress dental practice. If you are in the area and looking to brighten your smile we encourage you to contact our office to set up an appointment!
The only whitening system proven to whiten even tetracycline stained teeth.
A lifetime of naturally bright, white teeth with easy periodic at-home maintenance.
KöR is perfect for any age, any case.
If you have sensitive teeth then you have little to nothing to worry about when it comes to this teeth whitening system. Whitening gels become more and more acidic as they break down, resulting in an ever increasing possibility of sensitivity and pain. KöR's constant refrigeration virtually stops the breakdown of whitening gels thus reducing the possibility of pain and sensitivity. The constant refrigeration also eliminates the need for chemical stabilizers, further reducing the possibility of pain and sensitivity.
KöR Whitening works by restoring your teeth's ability to absorb oxygen. Oxygen from KöR Whitening gel is absorbed deeply into the tooth, dissolving stain molecules. Decades of scientific research and millions of whitening cases have proven teeth whitening is entirely safe for teeth and gums.
All KöR Whitening gels are continuously refrigerated, from the time they are manufactured until they arrive cold-packed at our office. That means we always use the freshest, most incredibly potent gels every time! The difference in whitening results is amazing!
Contact Our Cypress Office For More Information!
If you are in the Cypress area and looking for a great way to improve your smile then we encourage you to set up an appointment with us! We are always happy to answer any questions you may have about this whitening system if you contact our office. We look forward to hearing from you!
At Cypress Family Dental our number one priority is making sure that our patients have happy and healthy smiles. We proudly serve patients in and around the Cypress area with general and cosmetic treatments. Although improving our patient's oral health is our main goal we also want to make it a fun and rewarding experience for all of our patients.
We've noticed our patients running to and fro, always busy always rushing. Well we want to know what it is that keeps you so busy. Please join in our patient game for September and tell us what it is that you "DO". Be it sports, volunteer work, work from home….
Fill out the card in the office, pin it on the board in the office and you will be entered to win a $25 gift card to Costco. You already know what we do during the day! We continually strive to give the best dental care anywhere! To find out about what else we do during the day, go to www.drdonwood.com and click on Meet The Staff. You may find we have more in common than you thought.
There are hundreds on the market. Many shapes. Many styles. And every color. So how do you choose the "right" one? The one toothbrush that's going to keep your teeth and gums clean and healthy year after year? Dr. Wood at Cypress Family Dental is committed to making sure you and your family have great oral health. Brushing and flossing daily can go a long way in making that happen, so here are a few tips that might help you discover the toothbrush you were meant to have.
More and more electric toothbrushes are coming on the market and at more affordable prices. You may be convinced to purchased one based on your belief that it will guarantee cleaner teeth. Your Cypress Family Dental staff warn that this just isn't the case. There's no research that proves that an electric brush is any better at cleaning teeth than a manual brush. The important thing is to follow the instructions for either brush to ensure you are brushing all surfaces of every tooth for the recommended amount of time. Now, if you have arthritis or some other condition that makes brushing manually difficult, then an electric brush may be the best choice.
Like Goldilocks in her choice of bear beds, you have three choices in toothbrush bristles when purchasing your toothbrush – soft, medium or hard. Dr. Wood recommends staying away from the hard bristle brushes as they can cause irritation and damage to your teeth and gums. Medium bristled toothbrushes can be used, but you still need to be careful not to brush too vigorously. For the all-around best choice, Dr. Wood recommends that you and your family purchase soft-bristled brushes. These are more gentle on your gums and can still be flexible enough to get in between teeth and braces to remove plaque and food particles.
Toothbrushes today come in hundreds of styles and colors. From superheroes, to Pokemon, to all the Disney princesses, companies do their best to attract children to want their brand of brush. For adults, every brand has its own "special" features. Dentists say, if you want to brush with a SpongeBob SquarePants toothbrush, go for it! There is little noticeable difference between brush styles and their ability to clean your teeth. So if Scooby Doo makes your child a happier and longer brusher, that's great. The only thing Dr. Wood suggests is that you stick with a no-slip handle that allows you or your child to grip the brush with ease.
How Big Should My Brush Be?
Toothbrushes come in round heads, full heads, elongated heads, and with all size handles. The only rule here is to buy a brush that fits the brusher. Children or adults with smaller mouths should find a brush that fits inside between the teeth and the cheek and can brush a couple of teeth at a time. Most adults will want a brush head that's ½" wide and 1" tall for the most effective way to reach all parts of your teeth. Generally, smaller headed brushes can more easily reach into all areas of the mouth.
Dr. Wood and his friendly staff at Cypress Family Dental are always happy to answer any questions you have about types of toothbrushes or any of the dental procedures his dentistry offers. If you need a check-up, or have questions about braces or other orthodontic treatment, give him a call at (714) 828-4010. Our dental office is conveniently located between Cypress and La Palma and we're ready to work with you and your family members to keep your teeth healthy.
These days, there's an app for everything – and that includes dental health! We know how hard it can be to get kids invested in their dental health, but it's incredibly important that children take their dental health and hygiene seriously. Thankfully, technology can help. Here are our top 5 dental hygiene apps for kids – you can use them to help make oral health more fun for your kids and get them invested in their smile.
This free, award-winning app makes brushing fun by playing music for exactly 2 minutes while kids brush. It takes its music selection at random from the phone its installed on, so it's a great way for kids to rediscover their music collection, brush for the necessary amount of time, and jam out in the name of oral hygiene!
This innovative app puts kids on the other side of the chair, letting them play the part of dentist as they perform procedures to clean up the teeth and smiles of their patients. It helps kids get familiar with the dentist office and see that dentistry really isn't so scary after all.
Chomper Chums uses fun, animated cartoon characters to teach kids the correct techniques for oral hygiene. Informative, easy-to-understand videos show kids the right way to brush, floss, and clean their teeth, helping them build healthy habits that will last them a lifetime.
Disney Magic Timer is similar to Brush DJ, but it features the full cast of Disney's iconic animated characters. Kids can choose their favorite characters, collect digital stickers, and even see a calendar with stars on the days they've brushed their teeth twice.
KidsDental is a comprehensive educational app that teaches children just about everything they could possible want to know about dental health and oral hygiene. From oral anatomy to eating right for dental health, KidsDental is a great companion for growing teeth!
Have more questions about your or your child's dental health? We're always happy to help. Feel free to call us at (714) 828-4010 or reach out to us at our contact page with any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you and your little one in our office soon!
Candy Buyback Thank You Letter!
As a practice we value giving back to our community. This is why we are always so ecstatic when patients like you help us with giving back to those in need. This year we had a great turn out for our Candy Buyback Program in October, and for this we wanted to say thank you.
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Tis the Season… For Giving Back!
At Cypress Family Dental we truly love the holiday season. From festive décor, to cozy sweaters, and sipping hot cocoa by the fire, it really is a magical time of the year! Our favorite part about the holiday season though is giving back! This is why Dr. Wood and his team at Cypress Family Dental decided to host a donation contest supporting the Casa Youth Shelter in Los Alamitos. Read below for more details!
The drawing will take place on December 21st, so be sure to turn in your donations as soon as possible! So what does the winner of the raffle receive you may ask? The winner will get a 6 foot tall Christmas stocking full of name brand toys, candy, and an assortment of gifts valued at over $100!
For more information regarding the raffle, or to schedule an appointment with your Cypress orthodontist and dentist, please call us at 714-828-4010 today! Happy holidays everyone!
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Dr. Wood and his team here at Cypress Family Dental want to be sure we keep our patients informed about upcoming events in the office, and remind them on how to make their visits as efficient as possible! Below are a few events and reminders to look out for from October- December. Please give us a call if you have any questions!
With October just a week away, we thought we'd send out a friendly reminder that Cypress Family Dental is doing our Candy Buy Back Program once again! If you're a new patient or didn't have a chance to participate last year, here are the details!
While everyone deserves a good candy binge, we all know the repercussions that come with sugary hard foods that damage your teeth. If you feel like skipping out on the candy this year and saving your favorite dentist and orthodontist (Dr. Wood!) the trouble, you can donate your candy to troops overseas! We will be accepting candy bags from trick-or-treating on November 2nd and will give you $1 for every pound of candy you donate! All candy will be sent to the American troops in Germany.
To participate you must be between the ages of 2-16. Every child must be accompanied by an adult and there is a 5lb bag limit per child participating. For more information, see the flyer below!
We want to remind you to schedule your next appointment before your insurance benefits expire on December 31st! Dr. Wood wants you to make the most of your insurance and save as much as you can at your next visit.
As an incentive to schedule your appointments early, anyone that makes an appointment and completes treatment before December 23rd will receive 2 movie tickets courtesy of Cypress Family Dental!
Please give us a call if you have any questions, and happy fall!
FALL in Love with These Braces-Friendly Recipes!
While it may not feel like it with this crazy hot weather in Cypress, the fall season is certainly upon us! We love everything that comes with fall: from pumpkin patches, to cinnamon in the air, and fun Halloween costumes, what's not to love? To get us into the fall spirit, we thought we'd share some of our favorite recipes that also happen to be braces-friendly!
To make this delectable side dish, preheat your oven to 425F and line a baking sheet with foil. In a large bowl combine all of the ingredients above and toss until thoroughly coated. Transfer to the foil-lined baking sheet and spread into an even layer. Roast for 40 minutes and rotate midway to ensure even baking. You will know that the squash is done with the edges are brown and the cubes are fork tender!
We understand how hectic life can be, so why not make an easy fall dinner that requires little to no effort on your part? This crock pot chili recipe is tasty, simple, and braces-friendly as well!
To make this delicious chili, brown your beef in a medium skillet until cooked through and drain the excess fat. Combine all ingredients into a slow cooker and mix well. Cook on medium heat for 4 hours. Serve with your choice of toppings: green onions, sour cream or cheese are some of our favorites!
To assemble, take your cooled brownies and cut them into football shapes using a cookie cutter or a knife by hand. Next, take your vanilla icing and place it in a Ziplock bag and cut the corner tip of the bag off to make a pastry bag. Draw two lines on each tip of the football, and finish it by making the laces in the middle with one long line, and 3-4 small lines across it. Use the picture as a reference! If you want to get extra fancy, place them on a plate and dye your remaining frosting green with food coloring to make grass around the footballs. Everyone will LOVE this dessert at your next party!
We hope you enjoy these fall recipes as much as we do! To make an appointment at our Cypress orthodontics office, please give us a call at 714-828-4010. Happy fall!
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Come join us for Terhune wine, light fare, relaxing music, and friend-filled afternoons during our Sunday Music Series. Live music will be in our Wine Barn and courtyard. Enjoy local musicians each week 1:00pm-4:00pm. Light fare including cheese platters, chips & homemade salsa available. Rain or shine event. No admission. Families are welcome. Please, no outside food.


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Applications for 2018 open on Day One of Term One. Application packages will be available from outside the Chaplain's Office in the Student Services building.
We will be holding a Parent Information Night for our new parents. The evening is an opportunity for you to meet the Instructors and to find out more of the specifics for our first camp and the rest of the year.
The school's Bush Ranger Cadet Unit was established in 1998, and each year takes between 90 and 150 cadets from Year's 7 to 12.
Applications are accepted at the start of Terms One and Three.
This website will showcase many of the different aspects of the Unit, provide you with the information that you need for Cadets this year, as well as a wrap up of the various activities we have been involved in.
The Unit meets on Monday afternoons between 3:00pm and 5:00pm, and all Cadets are expected to attend. Training ranges from campcraft and survival through to first aid, conservation and the ecosystems and environments of Western Australia.
Each year we undertake an ambitious camping program, with at least one camp per term, which has become one of the great strengths of our Unit.
We also have a few additional experiences, which run about every 2-3 years - it means that most Cadets will get at least one opportunity to attend each of these trips during their time with the Unit. They are by invitation, and easily the most amazing experiences we offer.
Our Instructors are largely volunteer teachers from Mount Lawley Senior High School. Over the years we have also incorporated local youth leaders and parents in our programs.
The Unit has been led by our School Chaplain, Andrew Paul, since 1998.
Instructors have Working With Children Cards, and are trained in first aid.
Talking to Andrew the Chaplain, or to someone who is already in the Cadet Unit, is a good way of finding out more about what is involved.
Get hold of the Application Package (available outside Andrew the Chaplain's Office at the start of Terms 1 and 3.
Read through to find out what is involved.
Complete the Application Forms, remembering that your parents will have to sign them in several places.
Hand the form in to Andrew the Chaplain, or to his pigeon hole in Student Services.
Applications will be accepted at the start of Terms 1 and 3 each year. They are due by the Wednesday of Week 2.
This service operates with the financial support of the Department of Local Government and Communities through the Cadets WA program, and is resourced and supported by the Department of Parks & Wildlife.


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During the break I have managed to visit Tate Britain after the recent restoration. Tate Britain is very fortunate with this amazing building and amazing collections and now you can take a walk through 500 years of British Art. There is also a new Welcome Area for families, on the offer activities which encourage exploration and understanding of architecture, space, and scale. Feel free to let your child use a camera in the gallery.
For me the most impressive is collection of Joseph Turner's paintings and new room with Henry Moore sculptures. Without crowd you can actually spend some reflective time in this gallery.


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