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City of York Council were looking to redevelop the former Burnholme Community College site to create new and upgraded community facilities for the people of Tang Hall.
The scheme was to form part of a wider site master plan which will comprise of housing, care, health and sport facilities.
The multi-million pound Centre @ Burnholme was the first stage in the regeneration, and included a new library, hall, café, learning kitchen, teaching facilities, meeting spaces and recording studios.
Due to the high volume of community use of the existing facilities and its location in a built up, residential area, there were a wide range of stakeholders to engage throughout the project.
Prior to commencement, a letter was issued to the local residents, informing of the plans for the project and several engagement sessions were held to understand local groups' aspirations to be involved in the project.
Key to the delivery of the scheme was the requirement to adopt strict procedures around working hours to ensure we remained considerate to the local residents.
Vision panels were also formed in the hoarding to allow the locals to view progress on site as works progressed.
Key milestones during the development included the demolition of several single story buildings on the site, infrastructure works and the formation of a new entrance road, the development of the new building extension and the refurbishment of existing spaces.
Community engagement was an integral part of the project.
Alongside a turning of the sod event and green roof photo call with the client, children from local schools were invited to sign the steel frame, leaving a lasting legacy on the new facility. A local kids club also gave the site team an Easter makeover with decorative hard hats.
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IRONMAN event to attract thousands to Busselton
Busselton to host SunSmart IRONMAN Western Australia and IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia this weekend
About 2,500 participants, nearly 70 per cent from interstate and overseas
Supported by Liberal National Government through Tourism WA
A bigger and better SunSmart IRONMAN Western Australia is set to take place this weekend in Busselton, with the addition of the IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia to the event schedule.
Premier and Tourism Minister Colin Barnett said the event would be a major tourism boost to the region, with about 2,500 competitors and many thousands of spectators expected to visit Busselton.
"About 70 per cent of participants are from interstate or overseas including countries such as Singapore, the United States of America, New Zealand, United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Indonesia, Germany and Japan," the Premier said.
"In addition, thousands of spectators are expected to witness all the action as competitors undertake a swim around the iconic Busselton Jetty, a ride through the Tuart Forest National Park and a run along the shores of Geographe Bay.
"Three hundred children are also expected to participate in the IRONKIDS event, scheduled to take place on Saturday along the Busselton foreshore."
IRONMAN Western Australia offers 40 qualifying places to the iconic IRONMAN World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, and the 70.3 event offers 30 qualifying spots for the 2017 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Tennessee, USA.
Mr Barnett said supporting events, such as the IRONMAN Western Australia, was vital to growing tourism in the State.
"The State Government has a strategy in place to increase the value of tourism, from the current $9.6 billion to $12 billion by 2020," he said.
"Supporting mass participation events such as the IRONMAN will help us achieve our goal.
"Last year alone, IRONMAN Western Australia delivered an economic boost of $10.06 million to the local economy. It also generates national and international media coverage and is broadcast into many of our key international markets, highlighting the South-West region to a worldwide audience."
The Liberal National Government is proud to support the SunSmart IRONMAN Western Australia and IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia through Tourism Western Australia.
The SunSmart IRONMAN WA and IRONMAN 70.3 will be held on Sunday, December 4
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The NCBL's Road City Explorers GM Issues Press Release
November 24, 2015 IndyBallIsland	Leave a comment
As reported yesterday, the North Country Baseball League (NCBL) has folded after just one season.
Below is the official press release from Robert Babiak, the former GM of the Road City Explorers of the NCBL:
I firstly would like to thank Bruce Zicari for the opportunity he gave me this summer. Without him my roster, coaches and I would have gone without a job this season. The North Country Baseball League was formed over the span of a few days to save the season for the players. Thanks to the efforts of Bruce Zicari and Eddie Gonzalez a league was able to be established and I was given the opportunity to be the General Manager of the Road City Explorers.
Without this effort there wouldn't have been a place for 88 athletes and coaches to play professional baseball. The leagues goal was to help and promote players, which it did very well. Those with discontent with how the league ran are forgetting the fact that they wouldn't have had a job. While, there were struggles through the season, there was a season. Mr. Zicari went out of pocket to fund 3 other teams, something that he did not have to do, but did because he wanted to help those wronged by the East Coast Baseball League folding.
Independent baseball is a very difficult business to operate. The margins are very tight and the business has to be run very effectively in order to be sustainable. It takes years of planning to have a successful team, let alone an entire league. The NCBL had significant financial losses due to how fast the league had to be put together and how poorly the ECBL had operated in the new markets. The front office of the league worked endlessly to try and generate revenue for the league.
One of the biggest issues we had was ending up with two travel clubs. I had said from the beginning that placing a team in Newburgh was a terrible idea, based on crime in the city alone. When the coaches arrived in Newburgh there was not a mound and nothing had been done front office wise. Coach Guinn and the team had to do the majority of the field preparation. The league had planned to leave the market well ahead of the league being informed that the ECBL's check for the facility had bounced.
With only two home teams, the possibility of the league breaking even was slim. The front office looked into every possible market to place a team. The issue is if a stadium is available the market is probably poor or hosts summer collegiate baseball. Every possible market for expansion was investigated. Trust me, if there were two viable markets for the NCBL to place teams they would have. Just because a market is open doesn't mean a team will be successful. All possible markets did not meet the Triple Bottom Line. The league chose not to operate because it consulted with sport professionals and a second season was not feasible. Folding the league was the responsible thing to do. There are no good markets left in the northeast that don't already have teams and placing teams in bad markets would be a disservice.
When the league was formed everyone involved was told that pay wouldn't be the same and if someone was not happy with it they could leave at any time. It shouldn't have been a shock to anyone the way the league ran. Now, I am in no way saying I am pleased with how the league ran but let's be rational. Those players or coaches that were successful in the NCBL are not complaining. I am sure that the 22 players that got a chance in a higher league aren't overly upset about how things went. Not to be repetitive but there could have been no baseball. At the end of the day this all happened because Colin Cummins never had the money to operate a league.
I wish all those who participated in the NCBL the best of luck in their future baseball endeavors.
Robert Babiak
– Former GM of the Road City Explorers
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So You Want To Start an Indy League? The Season That Wasn't – 2015 edition
July 27, 2015 IndyBallIsland	16 Comments
During the off season, I posed the question, "Will There Be New Independent Leagues playing in 2015?" I took a look at two new proposed leagues, The East Coast Baseball League (ECBL) and The Mount Rainier Professional Baseball League (MRPBL) even going as far as interviewing the owners of both leagues to learn as much as possible. The answers I received were encouraging, and I was slowly becoming optimistic for the upcoming season.
Then, I received word that another league with a unique concept, The Heartland of America Baseball League, was looking to begin. I did a question and answer session with their Director of Baseball Operations and really liked the direction the league was looking to go. Over time, it became clear that there was a divide among members of the Heartland League. The Ozarks Pro Baseball League was then born. The Ozarks league was created by members who just couldn't see eye to eye with the heads of the Heartland League.
Sadly, all four of these leagues failed to last very long. Financial problems, poor organization, lack of marketing, and more issues came together to result in all four of the leagues folding.
The ECBL brought guys into spring training but never played an official game.
The MRPBL had guys come to spring training and played official games for a couple of weeks. It was far from glamorous, but guys were playing ball and enjoying their time in a beautiful area of the country. The players rallied together when the owner had some health issues and pushed to keep the league going as much as possible. However, the league ultimately folded.
The Heartland League could never overcome the challenges that occurred thanks to the split of the Heartland and Ozarks leagues. They had also brought players to Missouri for spring training, but they couldn't get the money or stadiums in place to continue playing.
And finally, it looked as if the Ozarks Pro League would be getting off the ground. Players, including some who where originally supposed to be with the Heartland League, showed up and were given team assignments. They began to play games, but slowly their lack of finances became obvious. And then, the final nail in the coffin came from this post on Facebook on July 21st:
Phil Wilson has told the players to go home and wait. If we get the finances in order we will ask the players to come back, but we will send money in advance.
We made mistakes but we are not giving up, folding or anything but working hard. We were promised funding and it "will be there tomorrow" for months now.
We are working hard for the guys to have a place to play ball and show their skills. The players are going home but we are not quitting.
We will not ask players back again, ever, unless we have proper funding.
An off season that seemed to hold so much promise for indy ball really couldn't have been much worse.
However, there is one bright spot that came out of the ECBL folding. The Watertown Bucks' owner, Bruce Zicari, decided to regroup other failed ECBL teams and rebrand the league as the North Country Baseball League (NCBL) with the Watertown Bucks, The Newburgh Newts, Old Orchard Beach Surge, and the Road City Explorers.
While there have been many hurdles and obstacles for the NCBL, including stadium issues that resulted in one team without a home (in addition to the already planned road team), the four teams are still playing games. Their statistics may not always be completely up to date on their official website, but players are getting a chance to showcase their talents and are being signed to the Atlantic League and one player to the American Association at a pretty decent rate for an upstart indy league.
Survival over many years is a long shot for the NCBL, but at least Zicari is trying to keep indy baseball alive in the Northeast for the remainder of the 2015 season.
Hopefully the next time we experience such promise for independent baseball, the future owners look back on the 2015 season and learn as much as possible from the four failures that have occurred in just this year alone. This has caused a black eye for indy ball, and it may take a lot to build up the reputation of independent baseball in the future to an outsider looking in.
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Surrey news and views - your letters - April 2015
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IF you'd like to see your letter printed in Surrey Life, write to us at the usual address or e-mail editor@surreylife.co.uk. Every month, the writer of our star letter wins a three-course dinner for two at The William Bray in Shere (available Monday to Thursday, subject to availability, and booking is required). For more on The William Bray, call 01483 202044 or see online: thewilliambray.co.uk
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Time to take a stand
I have been following with interest your recent coverage of the efforts to protect Surrey's Green Belt from development and would like to pose a question to fellow readers. Do the majority of readers value our precious Green Belt? And, if they do, are they prepared to defend it?
As a resident of Cobham for the last 40 years, I would like to congratulate the residents who have spoken out by saying, 'Hands off our Green Belt'. We are told that people living in the built-up areas of London are looking to live in the country, and leafy Surrey seems to be particularly appealing. But, beware; it could all change in the not too distant future!
I have heard people say that it is not worth objecting to inappropriate development as the decision has already been made; is that really true? In Cobham, we have a very active Conservation & Heritage Trust, plus
an equally active Cobham & Downside Residents' Association, and a Greenbelt Group, each of them keeping a watchful eye on planning applications affecting our community, especially in relation to the Green Belt. However, we rely on the support of local people who feel strongly about a development to make their feelings known to the authorities.
It might be interesting to point out, for example, that it took the applicant many years to obtain permission to build the Cobham Service Station on the M25 on 60 acres of Green Belt land next to the lovely village of Downside. Sadly, despite strong local opposition, including from Elmbridge Borough Council, it was eventually approved by Mr Prescott, the then Secretary of State for Transport.
But what about the Planning Application to build 2,100 houses on the Three Meadows Farm Site (Wisley Airfield)? This could potentially add up to over 5,000 residents with 3,000 cars on the edge of the M25 and the A3, one of the busiest road networks in the country, with the resultant loss and destruction of our country lanes, and village life. We are told that our hospitals are at full stretch, doctors' surgeries are full, there is a shortage of school places, our roads are frequently gridlocked, and the train service to London is at bursting point. Surrey is already the largest populated county in the country. Can our infrastructure take more without destroying all that we value about this lovely area? We must protect the Green Belt at all costs.
If you are concerned about this intrusion and loss of Green Belt and reading this before the end of March, can I suggest that you visit Guildford Borough Council's Planning website to view the proposals Ref No 15/P/00012 and then write to the Head of Planning Services, Guildford Borough Council, Millmead House, Millmead, Guildford GU2 4BB or to planningenquiries@guildford.gov.uk no later than March 31, 2015.
David Tipping,
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Editor's note: Dear David, thank you very much for your e-mail. We reckon you're doing a great job in protecting our cherished landscape and, as such, we're making you this month's Star Letter – meaning you get to enjoy a lovely dinner for two at The William Bray in Shere. Best wishes, Caroline
On the right tracks
Most Surrey railway stations are under one hour by train from London, with a few notable locations that have longer times such as Bagshot, Camberley and Frimley.
The Camberley Society is running the Camberley 50-minute rail campaign to reduce the time to Waterloo to 50 minutes. This will require reinstating the direct link to Waterloo via Woking. Today, it is 73 minutes, usually necessitating changing trains at Ascot or Ash Vale, with only a few through trains from Camberley to Waterloo and back at peak times. You could travel faster to Waterloo in 1901 on a steam train!
Please support our campaign and help fund the development of the business case. For further information on getting involved, visit our website: thecamberleysociety.org.uk.
David Powell,
Chairman, The Camberley Society
Editor's note: Dear David, consider it done! Best of luck with your campaign. Kind regards, Caroline
Dear Surrey Life,
As a new resident of Surrey, having recently moved down here from the north, I just wanted to say how much I have been enjoying your magazine.
With all the different ideas of things to do and places to go, it has really helped me to get acquainted with the area.
Thanks to your suggestions, I have already enjoyed a delicious dinner at The William Bray in Shere, a visit to the fabulous Lightbox gallery and museum in Woking and a spring stroll around the grounds of Polesden Lacey.
Next up? As many of your '25 secret gardens' as I can possibly squeeze in! And I plan to take out a subscription too!
Jane Adams,
Editor's Note: Dear Jane, thank you so much for your kind words – you have quite made our day! Subscribing to the magazine is definitely the way forward, as not only do you benefit from a great saving, but you also get it delivered to your door every month at no extra cost! You can find out more details here. We hope that you enjoy! Best wishes, Caroline
The next masterchef?
I am contacting you from Shine Television regarding a brand-new BBC cookery show called The Box. We're currently taking applications from people around the country who are interested in taking part and I thought that this may be an opportunity that might be of interest to your foodie-loving readers.
We're looking for home cooks who can create some standout, delicious dishes. They don't necessarily have to be very experienced or have a massive knowledge of food, or even give up much of their time.They just need to be passionate and enthusiastic about food and really happy to cook with whatever is presented to them. It will be a great fun experience that will be hosted by a well-known TV chef!
It's a great opportunity for anyone who has an interest in food/cooking, so if anyone would like to find out more, please e-mail me at amber.gillespie@shine.tv.
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I write to say how much I enjoyed your March edition – not least because of all the fantastic music coverage I found inside!
How spoilt we are in our county to have not only the Guildford International Music Festival but the Leith Hill Musical Festival and the classical series of concerts at G Live as well.
I think they all got a mention somewhere in your last issue and it was nice to see them getting the airtime they most certainly deserve.
Keep up the good work, Surrey Life!
John Brown,
Editor's note: Thanks for your kind words, John! We're glad to hear that you enjoyed it. Best wishes, Caroline


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More access to Africa on Delta with New York-JFK nonstop service to Lagos
Aug 20, 2017 11:00am
NEW YORK – Delta Air Lines is offering customers a new way to reach Lagos, Nigeria, beginning March 24, 2018, via new service from the airline's New York-JFK hub. Flights will operate three times weekly, complementing the existing four-times-weekly service from Atlanta.
"JFK is one of Delta's gateways to the world, and we're proud to make that world a little smaller with the launch of service to Lagos," said Henry Kuykendall, Delta's Vice President-New York. "This new route to the African continent joins existing service from JFK to Dakar and Accra, and follows new trans-Atlantic routes to Lisbon, Berlin and Glasgow that began this spring. We're proud to continue to grow and refine our network to serve the more than 27 million Delta customers that pass through New York every year."
Delta's New York-JFK – Lagos service is scheduled to operate as follows:
Days of Operation
New York-JFK at 10:50 p.m.
Lagos at 2:05 p.m. (next day)
Tue., Thurs., Sun.
Lagos at 10:30 p.m.
New York-JFK at 5:30 a.m. (next day)
Mon., Wed., Fri.
The onboard experience between New York-JFK and Lagos will be on the Airbus A330-200 aircraft, featuring 34 lie-flat seats with direct-aisle access in Delta One, 32 in Delta Comfort+ and 168 seats in the Main Cabin. Complimentary meals, including chef-curated and locally sourced fare and beverages will be provided in all cabins. Additionally, in the Delta One cabin, customers will enjoy Westin Heavenly In-Flight Bedding, noise-canceling LSTN headphones and TUMI amenity kits featuring Kiehl's Since 1851 premium skincare products.
Delta is the leading U.S. airline in Africa and flies to four cities: Accra, Ghana; Dakar, Senegal; and Johannesburg, South Africa; in addition to Lagos, where Delta will mark its 10th anniversary of service in December.
"Nigeria has been a strategically important market for Delta over the past 10 years and is a mainstay in our African network," said Dwight James, Delta's Senior Vice President – Trans-Atlantic. "As we look ahead to the next decade, we are improving the product offering with the A330 and increasing the number of seats from Lagos."
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Women's Leadership Summit Addresses Allyship
Allyship was the theme of the second annual Women's Leadership Summit, a discussion of gender equity in medicine, science and leadership, from the Women in Medicine and Science Committee (WIMSC). WIMSC held the Friday, Dec. 3 event in collaboration with the Offices of Faculty, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, as well as the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) program. Read more.
Leon McCrea, MD, MPH, spoke to The Philadelphia Tribune for a Nov. 8, 2021, story on the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium's first weekend vaccinating 5- to 11-year-olds. Dr. McCrea was there with his daughter, who was "super excited" to get her vaccine. Read more.
"I'm a First-Gen College Student Who Made It to Medical School"
"I still remember the moment when I told my parents that I had been accepted into medical school, and the look on their faces when I donned my white coat for the first time (albeit over Zoom). They were, and still are, so proud of me and made sure to remind me every chance they got. I remember the feeling of them believing in me and their support before I even began this journey." Read more.
Recent Student Honors
Will Justice, MD program class of 2022, won the 2021 National Medical Fellowship National Alumni Scholarship Award. This scholarship helps address the severe national shortage of physician leaders who are committed to the health of underserved communities. Selected scholars have demonstrated evidence of community service and leadership potential at this phase in their career.
Aderinsola 'Sola' Aderonmu, MD program class of 2023, won the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to a student for their community involvement and dedication to health disparities in medicine.
Peter Liu, MD program class of 2024, received a 2021 Medical Student Research Award from the American College of Gastroenterology. The $5,000 prize is given to fund a medical student's summer research. Peter was also an oral presenter at the 2021 Liver Meeting, held by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. He presented "Outreach Pilot to Understand and Overcome Barriers to COVID-19 Vaccination in Liver Transplant Recipients."
Congratulations, Will, Sola and Peter!
2021 Discovery Day Winners
On October 21, more than 270 students, residents, fellows and postdoctoral trainees presented their research at Discovery Day. Posters and platform presentations were judged for awards across several categories. View the winners.
Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion 2021 Welcome Celebration
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DEI Orientation Schedule 2021
Tuesday, August 3 at SAC Hall Queen Lane
1:15 – 4:00 p.m.: Microaggressions Workshop
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Wednesday, August 4 at SAC Hall Queen Lane
9:00 – 9:25 a.m.: Where were we? Where are we? Where are we going?
with Dr. Leon McCrea & Dr. Renell Dupree
9:30 – 10:30 a.m.: Leadership & Alliances Panel (Diversity Panel)
with Dr. Leon McCrea and faculty & student representatives
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.: 13th Documentary & Chapter 5 - Dominic from Beauty in Breaking
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Thursday, August 5 at West Reading Campus
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with Dr. Leon McCrea
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.: Leadership & Alliances Panel (Diversity Panel)
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CHOP Inaugural Youth Equity Health Summit
Dr. Annette Gadegbeku was the keynote speaker at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Adolescent Initiative's inaugural Youth Equity Health Summit. Watch the video.
Annual Celebration of Diversity Engages, Even in a Virtual Format
Diversity Week 2021 marked the first fully-virtual iteration of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion's annual event promoting diversity in medical education and in the health care field. MD Program students from different student organizations came together to ensure that the week's events – from trivia to panel discussions – provided education on diversity and championed equity and inclusion, even without the benefits of in-person participation and conversation. Read more.
Congratulations Dr. Guevara!
We're proud to share that Rita Guevara, MD, an assistant professor of pediatrics and our assistant dean of diversity, equity and inclusion, is one of AL DIA's 2021 Top Doctors. Congratulations, Dr. Guevara! Read more.
Student Organization Brings First-Gen Medical Students Together
A desire to help others, a love of learning, and skills like self-reliance and adaptability have gotten Daniyal Dar where he is today. Dar said he gained those skills along the path to medical school, navigating secondary education as a first-generation college student. Read more.
Congratulations to Dr. Ted Corbin
Dr. Ted Corbin was invited to the Josiah Macy Foundation: Addressing Bias and Reducing Discrimination in Health Professions Learning Environments (Atlanta, Georgia). Dr. Corbin was also invited to the National Academy of Medicine Roundtable on Black Men and Black Women in Science.
Medicine Grand Rounds at Chestnut Hill Hospital
Dr. Annette Gadegbeku gave Medicine Grand Rounds at Chestnut Hill Hospital on "Working to get the Win: Community Medicine to Achieve the Quadruple Aim."
COVID19 Rapid Response Grant Award for Sonia Navas-Martin and Julio Martin-Garcia
Congratulations to Sonia for the COVID19 Rapid Response Grant Award: SARS-Cov-2 Infection and Sensing in Primary Human Macrophages - Sonia Navas-Martin (CoM), Julio Martin-Garcia (CoM).
Women's Empowerment Summit - March 9, 2020
The 2nd Annual Women's Empowerment Summit was held on Monday, March 9th, in Behrakis Grand Hall. The event included workshops on Networking, Self-Care and Wellness, and Yoga and Meditation. The Keynote Address was presented by Valerie Gay, the Deputy Director for Audience Engagement and Chief Experience Officer at the Barnes Foundation. The panel discussion featured a conversation with Mother and Daughter Entrepreneurs/Business Leaders, Claudia Timbo of CompanyVoice and Sunny White of Xavier Creative House.
AWIS - Essential Strategies for Negotiating - February 26, 2020
An interactive professional development program led by Ana E. Núñez, MD, at the University of the Sciences.
Location: University of the Sciences
LGBTQ Health Symposium – February 12, 2020
2020 Diversity Week Calendar of Events
Monday - 1/27/20
4-6 p.m. - Aud A - Queen Lane Campus
LGBTQ – Movie & Discussion
6-8 p.m.
Story & Poetry Slam - Anyone who wishes, can deliver a story or poem based on the topic: Life as a medical student. Each entrant will be given five minutes to present their story/poem. Two winners (determined by applause and three judges) will advance on to the city-wide medical school 3rd Annual StorySlam at the Philadelphia College of Physicians on Monday, May 11, 2020. The submissions of the winners will be published in the next edition of the Tincture. Please RSVP at http://bit.ly/36ohyMF as an audience member or to share your story/poetry.
Tuesday - 1/28/20
12–1 p.m. - SAC A - Queen Lane Campus
LMSA – Charla
Wednesday - 1/29/20
11:30–12:30 p.m. - SAC A - Queen Lane Campus
DMSA - Interfaith Panel - Gain knowledge, empathy, and understanding of diverse religions and how faith can impact patient decisions.
5:30–7:00 p.m. - SAC A - Queen Lane Campus
AMWA/OB GYN – IPV (Intimate Partner Violence) Workshop - Featuring speaker Sharon Rice, a clinical educator with the WAA clinical education department.
Thursday - 1/30/20
5:30–7:00 p.m. - LAB B - Queen Lane Campus
Mentorship Workshop with Dr. Leon McCrea
Friday - 1/31/20
6–8 p.m. - SAC Hall - Queen Lane Campus
Around the World Event - Activities will include: Drag/Makeup (LGBTQ); Flag Quiz (LMSA); Walking in Heels (AMWA); Tinikiling dance (FAMSA); Labeling race for continent of Africa (SNMA); Mystery MRE's (Military Medicine); Sign language (by Nicole); Bachata; Arm knitting.
2019 Latino Medical Student Association Policy Summit - Washington DC
Marysol Encarnacion, MS2 (2nd from left); Alexandra Portugues, MS2 (1st from right)
2019 Annual LGBTQ+ Family and Allies Brunch
Congratulations to Princess Ogidi
Princess Ogidi
Congratulations to Princess Ogidi, who was one of 20 students selected from across the United States to participate in the Minority Ophthalmology Mentoring program! The purpose of the program is to increase diversity in the field of ophthalmology by helping medical students who are underrepresented minorities in medicine become competitive ophthalmology residency applicants.
2019 Golden Apple Awards
Issa DiSciullo and Ana Núñez, MD
The Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (ODEI) congratulates two of its "Golden Apples" – Lorie Cannon, Academic Coordinator (WHEP) and Issa DiSciullo, Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. ODEI is pleased and honored to have to recipients this year and grateful to have both Lorie and Issa on the team. Thank you for making a huge impact on the student experience and thank you to the students for noticing their hard work, dedication and commitment. The Golden Apple is an annual award given to faculty, staff and residents in recognition of their excellence in teaching and outstanding service to the school and student body. Recipients of these awards are nominated and voted upon by the student body to honor their dedication and commitment.
December 3-7, 2018
Monday, Dec. 3
Kick-off Panel, Legacy Center Exhibit and Canvas Signing
12 – 1 p.m.: AUD B
"Refugee Health Care and Issues" - Engage with fabulous panelists to learn more about the barriers to health care faced by people who identify as a refugee, an asylum-seeker, or under-insured! We will be inviting speakers from various organizations who are well-equipped with knowledge and resources to help refugee health in Philadelphia!
RSVP at https://docs.google.com/forms/
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.: Atrium (outside AUD)
The Legacy Center will present an exhibit related to DUCOM's history of diversity.
Sign our canvas on what diversity means to you.
HOP Service Project
12 – 2 p.m.: SAC B
In collaboration with Diversity Week, HOP hopes to bring the DUCOM community together in service by preparing some packages for the homeless this holiday season. These packages will include PB&J sandwiches, holiday notes, and a mixture of hand sanitizers, lip balm, and generous sock and glove donations from the community. Join us in the assembly and all the fun in SAC B. Note: the sock and glove drive is ongoing through Monday, December 3.
Wednesday, Dec. 5
First Generation Panel
12 – 1 p.m.: SAC
The "First Generation Panel" will by led by first generation doctors and med students. They will answer students' questions and will discuss their experiences as first generation students and doctors. 18% of the 2021 class and 15% of the 2022 class are the first in their families to go to college.
AMWA Mixer
6 – 7:30 p.m.: SAC
Please join us for a speed-dating-style mixer with female physicians from the Philadelphia area! Dinner will be served.
Thursday, Dec. 6
6 – 8 p.m.: Upper and Lower SAC
The "Around The World Event" will allow students to experience different cultures through dance, food, and various fun educational experiences. Each student is given a passport and can participate in events hosted by one of many diverse clubs to collect passport stamps so that they can enjoy cultural food. Events range from dance events such as Bachata (LMSA), Dandyia (SAMSA), and Tinkling (FAMSA) dance lessons to origami folding of 1000 cranes (APAMSA), walking in heels in obstacle course (AMWA), field nutrition and education (Military Medicine), refugee population guess + map (global conflict and medicine), guess where the country is on the map (LMSA), and language learning (SNMA).
Friday, Dec. 7
Culture and Medicine Panel
This panel will be talking to medical students about how culture has affected their medical career paths and how they practice medicine. It will involve physician representatives from the South Asian Medical Student Association (SAMSA), the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA) and the Filipino American Medical Student Association (FAMSA).
Friday, Dec 7
DUCOM Classical's Winter Recital
6 p.m.: Mandel Theater (Main Campus)
Please join us for a night of lovely music while supporting your fellow classmates who are performing! There will be free food for all and a free beer and wine (21+) reception as well! We are co-hosting with the Alumni Association, providing wonderful opportunities to connect with some of DUCOM's former attendees and current physicians. Please visit the calendar for more information at https://drexel.edu/medicine/news-events/events/.
2018 Pennoni Panels Discussion on Diversity and Inclusion
About the Video - The significance of diversity has been expressed through the think pieces and research lamenting the lack of representation of various marginalized groups in media and positions of power. But what do we mean by diversity? What is the difference between representation and tokenism? How do we talk about diversity in a more meaningful way, beyond categorization and statistics? This panel seeks to address the significance of diversity, the discourse surrounding diversity, and the ways in which we can address issues of diversity in our respective fields and institutions.
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January 27-31, 2020:
Diversity Week - Around The World
Drexel Senior Diversity Celebration
LMSA Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Drexel Pathway to Medical School Class Celebration
Diverse Affinity Group E-Board Retreat
Diversity Breakfast during Accepted Students' Weekend
APAMSA Celebrates Chinese New Year with Dumplings!
South Asian Medical Students Association Celebrates Diwali
Student National Medical Association 'Taste of Soul' 2018
Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA) Latino Health Fair
View Slides:
Celebrating Our Early Black Physicians
2017 Diversity Senior Reception
Martin Luther King Day at Mifflin Elementary School
On July 30, 2017, Ana E. Núñez, MD, presented "Celebrating Our Early Black Physicians" at the National Medical Association's 115th Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly. Download presentation [PPT]
Dean's Message: Something to Celebrate
Pulse (Summer 2017)
Recognize, Appreciate and Tame Unconscious Bias
Q&A: Ana Núñez, MD, Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Drexel University College of Medicine Alumni Magazine (Spring/Summer 2017)
Medical Student Joy Abiola Fatunbi Wins Excellence In Medicine Minority Scholars Award
(June 16, 2017)
Increasing racially and ethnically underrepresented women in medical school through an innovative program
International Journal of Medical Education (May 24, 2017)
"Dr. Maurice Clifford's Portrait Dedication Ceremony & Reception"
"Destination Excellence: Perspective from a Progressive Past"
Pulse (Winter 2016)
"The Philadelphia LGBTQI Symposium"
Pulse (Fall 2016)
"Drexel College of Medicine Among Top 10 Medical Schools With the Most African-American Students"
Drexel News Blog (September 21, 2016)
"The Challenge of Unconscious Bias"
"Medical Student Wins Award for Developing Prenatal Program"
Drexel Now (July 27, 2016)
"10 Medical Schools With the Most African-Americans"
U.S. News & World Report (July 26, 2016)
Ongoing/Annual Events
Big Brother/Sister Picnic
The Drexel University College of Medicine Student National Medical Association hosts an annual Big Brother/Sister Picnic for Drexel's Graduate Studies students in the Drexel Pathway to Medical School Program (DPMS) in September on the Queen Lane campus.
Black History Month (February)
Every February, Philadelphia celebrates African-American culture's influence on the city's rich history with special events such as film screenings, art exhibits, history tours and more.
See how Philadelphia celebrated Black History Month in 2016.
Diversity Senior Celebration (formerly known as the Batts Dinner)
In honor of Dr. James Batts, an annual dinner is held during the spring for underrepresented graduating seniors, alumni and faculty. The Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion will continue this tradition by holding our Diversity Senior Celebration (formerly known as the Batts Dinner).
Diversity Student Reception
At the start of the academic year, the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion hosts a reception to welcome all students and their families who have self-identified as underrepresented in medicine.
Diversity Welcome Breakfast for Underrepresented in Medicine Students
The Diversity Welcome Breakfast is held annually for the incoming underrepresented in medicine students during orientation week. The breakfast allows students from the upper classes to welcome first-year students who self-identify as underrepresented in medicine. With the breakfast taking place during orientation week, the event serves as a nice icebreaker for the new students, letting them know that, while they may identify as under-represented, they are not alone at Drexel.
Each year, there is a holiday event where students from diverse backgrounds can come and socialize together in a relaxed atmosphere.
Latino Heritage Month (September 15 to November 26)
From parades to art exhibits, Philadelphia offers a wide range of activities celebrating Latino art and culture.
See how Philadelphia celebrated Latino Heritage Month in 2016.
LGBT Community & Family Gathering
During the fall, the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion hosts a community & family gathering reception to welcome all first year students and their families who have self-identified as part of the LGBTQ community.
Marion Spencer Fay Award Ceremony, Lecture and Reception
The Marion Spencer Fay Award is presented in honor of Marion Spencer Fay, PhD, dean and president of Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania from 1946 to 1963. The National Board for Women in Medicine established an award in her name in 1963 to recognize her pioneering leadership.
Learn more about the Marion Spencer Fay Award
Martin Luther King Day of Service
The Martin Luther King Day of Service in Philadelphia is the largest MLK event in the country. Thousands of Philadelphians participate all over the region.
Learn about the College of Medicine's 2016 activities.
National Coming Out Day (October 9, 2016)
National Coming Out Day is celebrated in Philadelphia as part of the Outfest, an extensive festival area that includes restaurants, bars and dance parties.
Learn about 2016's Outfest.
National Gay Pride Month (June)
There are Pride celebrations throughout Philadelphia during National Gay Pride Month, including the LGBT Pride Parade and Festival.
Learn about 2016's LGBT Pride Parade and Festival.
Staff Grand Rounds
Staff Ground Rounds is a continuing education series for frontline clinical staff. Each learning session is designed to help attendees sharpen skills, keep up with the changing demands of today's health care environment, and continue professional growth. All clinical staff are welcome to attend these sessions. Attendance is mandatory for medical assistants, who may earn CE credit for their participation.
See upcoming dates and topics.
Women's History Month (March)
The College of Medicine history includes our heritage as the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, the first medical school in the world for women. Visit the Doctor or Doctress? website. Explore American history through the stories of women physicians.
Through March 2022: Seat at the Table Exhibition
ISSS Lunch & Dialogue: Time Management
An Evening with Author Dara Horn
Pennoni Panels: A Classroom Divided: Whose Academic Freedom is at Stake?
Civic Engagement First Fridays
For general information, please contact:
ducom.odei@drexel.edu
Leon McCrea II, MD, MPH
Senior Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
lm978@drexel.edu
Rita Guevara, MD
Assistant Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
rpg34@drexel.edu
Bernadette Campoli
bc858@drexel.edu
For issues related to EEO or equality, please contact Drexel University's Office of Equality and Diversity.
About the MD Program
About the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies
Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion info sheet [PDF]
Doctor or Doctress? Explore American history through the stories of women physicians.
Drexel University College of Medicine History
If you are a current student in need of a letter of recommendation, please contact Bernadette Campoli, bc858@drexel.edu.
Why Diversity Matters
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Here's The Dirt On Creativity: The Surest Path To It Isn't The Straightforward One You Seek
Create January 17, 2020 / By Larry Robertson
The often messy uncertainty of creativity is the very thing you need to get up to your elbows in if what you seek is to have impact.
Contrary to popular belief, the idea is nothing. 'The idea', at least as we most often talk about it, even pine for it, is the illusive clean genesis – that thing that arrives fully formed, turnkey, and changes everything. The truth is far less immaculate. More, ideas remain only thoughts until you act. Ideas with value and impact never come by any other route. It's only in the storybook rearview that we convince ourselves otherwise.
Some of the greatest ideas still lay dormant – on shelves, in brains, in the fringes of cocktail parties where would-be creators complain about how nobody "gets" them. Why is that so? It's simple. Acting on an idea, especially a new and untried one is hard. "Hard" results from a lack of clarity about where to go and what you'll encounter when you get there. It means traveling streets with no outlets, if you are given streets at all. Hard materializes in those many moments when you feel alone, often because that's exactly what you are: alone with your crazy ideas of something better. And hard becomes Teflon-hard with the inevitable passage of time it takes to pursue an idea to its realization (it always more time than you thought it would take to get where you want to go).
Not surprisingly, most people give up. And they do so quickly. The path is never what they were promised, usually by themselves. And why make the effort, why incur the loss, why suffer the stigma of failing if there is no promise of a fruitful outcome? In short, why dirty up your life? It is so much easier to do what we know, to accept what's given, to not rock the boat. In fact, as much as we admire "new" (usually only when new settles into "known"), we are most often discouraged from disrupting things as we know them, things we've concluded are just fine or good enough the way they are now. But eventually, inevitably, that line of reasoning becomes a hard sell to anyone who is awake, really to anyone human.
Try as we might to hold things there, nothing stays fixed in time. Though it can't always be perceived, there is a constant progression forward. And even when we can't see movement, it's not only happening, it's usually happening at a faster rate than we perceive or believe, steadily moving us away from that which we want so badly to hold onto.
Not so long ago, researchers in Britain began to notice that a large portion of blackcap birds that usually traveled to Spain to summer and to bred, were instead staying in large numbers in Britain year-round. It turns out that over the past 50 years they've increasingly been lured to stay put by the huge numbers of bird feeders in yards and parks. Fine and good enough has taken a firm hold. The birds that ceased to migrate got lazy in their breeding too, only breeding with each other, not with a mix of blackcap colonies they used to encounter in their travels across Europe each year. Now researchers across Europe have discovered that even in a short few decades, the two groups of blackcaps (those that migrate and those that do not) differ in beak size, wing shape, even feather color. Turns out even the idea of evolution happens faster than we think. Nothing stays the same, and like it or not, the world gets messy.
Even if we wanted to we couldn't hold back nature. That includes our own. And it's deeply embedded in our nature as human beings to seek better, to want to progress. Change is going to happen, and when it does we have choices: get rolled over, be dragged along, or actively meet and make change. There really is only one viable option. It's the one that requires rolling up our sleeves and plunging in up to our elbows if not deeper. Inevitably there will be dirt and dead ends, messiness and unpredictability, and all that other fun most of us left behind in grade school. It's music to my ears: talk dirty to me.
larry robertson
Larry Robertson is the author of two award-winning books: 'The Language of Man. Learning to Speak Creativity' and 'A Deliberate Pause: Entrepreneurship and its Moment in Human Progress'. He's the founder of two ventures, one for-profit and one non, and a highly respected thought leader in creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship, advising individuals and organizations across a broad spectrum. Larry is a graduate of Stanford University and Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a former Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.
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Esalba Metal came into operation in Eskişehir Organized Industrial Zone in January, 2007 with the claim to be the most modern metal parts subcontractor factory in Turkey.
The company provides metal shaping service to the sectors such as automotive, built-in kitchen appliances, and metal rack systems both domestically and internationally.
The company focuses on specialized and custom-made production lines and cells/projects for metal processing.
It produces built-in kitchen appliances with its Tragen brand.
In line with the expectations of our internal and external customers, our biggest principle is to increase the efficiency and productivity of our Quality Management System in order to be a company which creates value by following the new technologies, by respecting the employees and the environment and by aiming continuous improvement.
To bring the teamwork into forefront to make the full potential of our employees useful, within a flexible and plain management model without being associated with the function and level.
3) To adopt and follow the environmental objectives in line with the strategic direction and context adopted by the company.
4) To encourage and support the organization of necessary training and awareness activities in order to understand the importance of compliance with the requirements of effective environmental management and environmental management system.
7) To provide the necessary support each employee, who works in their own work area/flow, to fulfills the environmental and osh rules.
• To continuously observe and comply with all applicable laws and regulations and the standards that we apply voluntarily.
• To make to the Employees normal and overtime payments determined in the laws and collective bargaining agreements, and to provide social benefits specified in the collective bargaining agreement.
• To comply with applicable laws and obligations in determining working hours.
• To act in accordance with the procedures and principles of child and young workers and not to employ workers under the age of 18, and not to employ child labor in any of our subcontractors who are in business relations with us; and if any situation of child labor is detected in our organization or in our sub-suppliers; to notify this situation to our customers and to direct the child worker to the school and follow and control him/her.
• To take all kinds of measures and to carry out controls in order to prevent our employees from being subjected to harassment and abuse.
• To take measures to prevent the use of drugs such as alcohol and drugs that prevent employees from working safely and effectively in the workplace.
• To prevent environmental contamination and reduce pollution at their sources based on environmental dimensions and impact assessment.
• To ensures continuity and continuous improvement in social compliance, occupational health and safety and environmental activities.
• Communication: The authority to make an announcement to any media company on behalf of our company is the Chairman of the Board of Directors or a senior manager of the company to be authorizeby the Chairman of the Board of Directors.
• Confidentiality: Our employees are not allowed to disclose any information, which is confidential or inconvenient to be disclosed, about the company or their shareholders when they learnt while carrying out their duties in any environment.
• Not Receiving Any Gift: Our employees are not allowed to demand gifts from the persons with whom they have a business relationship. In addition, the departments and employees that are in cooperation with external customers and suppliers are not allowed to accept gifts from customers and suppliers, and our employees are obliged to inform to all customers and suppliers, that are in cooperation with, about the rules on not receiving gifts. They refuse all kinds of gifts (money, goods, services, etc.) and must inform the manager about this situation. However, gifts with symbolic value that will not make employees under obligation on special days of the year are excluded from this scope.
• Conflicts of Interest: Company interests should be kept above personal interests. Our employees are not allowed to use their duties and authorities in any way for personal gain. For this, they must avoid any kind of procedures and actions that would harm the company. Corruption can never be accepted.
• Competition: Our company should pay utmost importance to act legally, openly, honestly and ethically while competing.
• We must act equally without any discrimination.
• We must take care of the confidentiality of information about them.
• We must respect their rights and interests and behave ethically in our business relations with them.
• We should take a leading role in the solution of any disputes that may arise.
• It is forbidden to discriminate any race, language, religion, gender etc. in all kinds of business and communication with our employees.
• During recruitments, we decide based on the requirements of the job.
• We provide career opportunities to our employees and encourage them to use these opportunities.
• We support a communication environment in which our employees can easily present their opinions and suggestions.
• We rely on our employees` loyalty and sense of responsibility. We do not doubt that they will always act in the work ethics and will avoid any conflicts of interest.
• Personal information of our employees is kept carefully and cannot be given to third parties in company or out of the company unless receiving their permission.
• We always try to create a healthy, safe and peaceful work environment for our employees.
We respect and protect the legal rights of our employees.
• We offer equal opportunities to all our employees starting from their recruitment.
• We attach importance to training for our employees` business skills and personal development.
• We work within the legal working hours.
• We respect the personal lives of our employees.
• We do not employ child labor.
• We act in accordance with the rules of law and ethics in all our activities and we avoid attitudes and behaviors that would contradict the ethical rules and interests of the society.


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HomeRelease DatesCinema Releases: September 2011
Cinema Releases: September 2011
May 12, 2011 Matt Wavish Release Dates 1
Released September 2nd:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-82qd_rCzOs[/youtube]
Apollo 18 (15) Running time: 86 mins
Director: Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego
Starring: No names available
Synopsis: "Officially, Apollo 17, launched December 17th, 1972 was the last manned mission to the moon. But a year later, in December of 1973, two American astronauts were sent on a secret mission to the moon funded by the US Department of Defense. What you are about to see is the actual footage which the astronauts captured on that mission. While NASA denies its authenticity, others say it's the real reason we've never gone back to the moon."
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxqtyTH5bzM&ob=av3n[/youtube]
Fright Night 3D (15) Running Time: 120 mins
Director: Craig Gillespie
Starring: Colin Farrell, Anton Yelchin, David Tennant, Toni Collette
In this remake of the 80's classic horror/comedy, Colin Farrell steps into the shoes of Jerry Danridge, a strange fellow who has just moved to a new neighbourhood. His neighbour, teenager Charley Brewster (Yelchin) belives he is a Vampire, but with all his convincing, no one believes him. To help prove his point, Charley asks for help from a famous TV show host who has a skill for fishing out Vampires, enter Peter Vincent (David Tennant) who is more than happy to help. The stage is set for a both hilarious and frightening showdown. If you have seen the calssic original, you know what to expect, if you haven't, you're in for a real treat.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqkqF–v1tg[/youtube]
Kill List (18) Running time: 95 mins
Director: Ben Wheatley
Starring: Neil Maskell, MyAna Buring, Harry Simpson
Synopsis: Eight months after a disastrous job in Kiev left him physically and mentally scarred, ex-soldier turned contract killer Jay (Maskell), is pressured by his partner Gal (Smiley), into taking a new assignment. The film follows as they descend into the dark, disturbing world of the contract, Jay begins to unravel once again — his fear and paranoia sending him deep into the heart of darkness.
Released September 9th:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHTOWFPGDKI[/youtube]
Colombiana (15) Running time: 107 mins
Director: Olivier Megaton
Starring: Zoe Saldana, Michael Vartan, Callum Blue
Synopsis: A young woman grows up to be a stone-cold assassin after witnessing her parents' murder as a child in Bogota. She works for her uncle as a hitman by day, but her personal time is spent engaging in vigilante murders that she hopes will lead her to her ultimate target – the mobster responsible for her parents' death.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLfjAPdtt88[/youtube]
A Lonely Place To Die (15) Running time: 98 mins
Director: Julian Gilbey
Starring: Melissa George, Ed Speleers, Eamonn Walker
Synopsis: A group of five mountaineers are hiking and climbing in the Scottish Highlands when they discover a young Serbian girl buried in a small chamber in the wilderness. They become caught up in a terrifying game of cat and mouse with the kidnappers as they try to get the girl to safety.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLEo7H9tqSM[/youtube]
Troll Hunter (15) Running time: 100 mins
Director: Andre Ovredal
Starring: Otto Jespersen, Robert Stoltenberg, Knut Naerum
Synopsis: A group of students investigate a series of mysterious bear killings, but learns that there are much more dangerous things going on. They start to follow a mysterious hunter, learning that he is actually a troll hunter.
Released September 16th:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trXy3J6QQ9s[/youtube]
30 Minutes or Less (15) Running Time: 83 mins
Director: Ruben Fleischer, Writer: Michael Diliberti
Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Danny McBride, Nick Swardson
Synopsis: Two fledgling criminals kidnap a pizza delivery guy, strap a bomb to his chest, and inform him that he has mere hours to rob a bank or else…
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aco15ScXCwA[/youtube]
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (15) Running Time: 127 mins
Director: Tomas Alfredson
Starring: Gary Oldman, Tom Hardy, Colin Firth
Featuring a superb British cast, Gary Oldman heads up this espionage thriller as a retired spy called George Smiley. The espionage veteran is forced out of retirement to uncover a Soviet agent with MI6 's echelons.
Released September 23rd:
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK68Y3oMEk8[/youtube]
Crazy, Stupid, Love (TBC) Running time: 118 mins
Directors: Glen Ficarra, John Requa
Starring: Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore
Synopsis: Cal (Steve Carell) and Emily (Julianne Moore) have the perfect life together living the American dream… until Emily asks for a divorce. Now Cal, Mr Husband, has to navigate the single scene with a little help from his professional bachelor friend Jacob Palmer (Ryan Gosling). Make that a lot of help…
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO1PCKcXfC0[/youtube]
Drive (18) Running Time: 100 minutes
Director: Nicolas Winding Refen
Starring: Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Ron Perlman, Bryan Cranston
A Hollywood stunt performer helps out as a driver for the odd bit of work on the side. When a heist goes wrong, a contract it put out on his life.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEwiZ7IlJdU&feature=related[/youtube]
Jurassic Park (PG) Running time: 127 mins
Director: Steven Spielberg, Writer: Michael Crichton (novel)
Starring: Same Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Attenborough
The classic Dinosaur film is re-released in cinemas, fully digital, in preparation for it's Bluray debut 24th October. In case you've been living on a different planet all your life, here is the synopsis:
Huge advancements in scientific technology have been able to create an island full of living dinosaurs. John Hammond has invited four individuals, plus his two grandchildren to join him at Jurassic Park. But will everything go to plan? Especially when one of the parks own workers attempt to steal the dinosaurs embryos, and have to shut down all the electricity in the process. It's now a race for survival with everyone located all over the island.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8F1wrDsUqYc[/youtube]
Killer Elite (15) Running time: 100 mins
Director: Gary McKendry
Starring: Jason Statham, Clive Owen, Robert DeNiro
Synopsis: When his mentor (Robert De Niro) is taken captive, a retired member of Britain's Elite Special Air Service (Jason Statham) is forced into action. His mission: kill three assassins dispatched by their cunning leader (Clive Owen).
Warrior (TBC) Running Time: 140 mins
Director: Gavin O'Connor
Starring: Tom Hardy, Nick Nolte, Joel Edgerton
After the success of The Fighter here comes another hard hitting boxing drama about a destructive family. Tom Hardy plays Tom Conlon, the youngest son of alcoholic former boxer Paddy. Tom returns home and Paddy teaches him to box so that he can enter a mixed martial arts tournament, a move that will put him on a collision course with his older brother Brendan (Edgerton).
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW1v4zJ4fXU[/youtube]
Abduction (TBC) Running Time: 106 mins
Director: John Singleton
Starring: Taylor Lautner, Lily Collins, Alfred Molina, Jason Isaacs
The first film from John Singleton in six years see's him delve into sci-fi and mystery. A young man sets out to find out the truth about his life after finding his baby photo on a missing person's list.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFp28r9sqUw[/youtube]
The Debt (15) Running Time: 114 minutes
Director: John Madden
Starring: Helen Mirren, Sam Worthington, Tom Wilkinson
This espionage thriller is centred around two time zones thirty years apart. In 1966 three Mossad secret agents take part in a mission to track down Nazi war criminal Vogel. The very dangerous mission which was achieved a great personal cost may have come back to haunt them thirty years later. Venerated for decades by their country, shocking news comes in 1997 about one of the agents. The other two now face a tense battle to find out if they actually achieved their former mission or not.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzD0U841LRM[/youtube]
Melancholia (TBC) Running Time: 136 minutes
Director: Lars Von Trier
Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Kiefer Sutherland, Charlotte Rampling, John Hurt, Stellan Skarsgard
Always one for controvery, nothing is ever simple when it comes to Lars Von Trier. Here he presents us with an end of the world tale with a twist. As a mysterious planet which has been hiding behind the Sun suddenly appears and is about to collide with the Earth, two sisters find their relationship challenged to its absolute limits.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ1v6oFHefc[/youtube]
Red State (18) Running time: 88 mins
Director: Kevin Smith
Starring: Michael Parks, Melissa Leo, John Goodman
Synopsis: Set in a small country town in Middle America which is dominated by a fundamentalist Preacher, Abin Cooper, Red State tells the story of a group of teenage boys who answer an interent offer for sex. On their way to the meeting with a woman who has promised sex, the lads cross paths with Abin Cooper and his fundamentalists, and they soon realise there is a much more sinister agenda going on. The encounter sets in motion a series of events, and all Hell breaks loose!
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDmLLGTQlXY[/youtube]
Shark Night 3D (15) Running time: 91 mins
Director: David R Ellis
Starring: Sara Paxton, Dustin Miligan, Alyssa Diaz, Ving Rhames, Chris Zylka
Synopsis: "Arriving by boat at her family's Louisiana lake island cabin, Sara (Sara Paxton) and her friends quickly strip down to their swimsuits for a weekend of fun in the sun. But when star football player Malik (Sinqua Walls) stumbles from the salt-water lake with his arm torn off, the party mood quickly evaporates. Assuming the injury was caused by a freak wake-boarding accident, the group realizes they have to get Malik to a hospital on the other side of the lake, and fast.
But as they set out in a tiny speedboat, the college friends discover the lake has been stocked with hundreds of massive, flesh-eating sharks! As they face one grisly death after another, Sara and the others struggle desperately to fend off the sharks, get help and stay alive long enough to reach the safety of dry land."
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Bring some apocalyptic cheer into your life with these 'Melancholia' one-sheets
Lars Von Trier unleashes his latest doom and gloom epic on UK cinema goers this Friday, and just to get you in the mood, we found six one-sheets for you to have a look at. […]
October 5, 2011 Dr Lenera Drama, HCF Reviews, Thriller 0
THE DEBT RUNNING TIME:113 mins DISTRIBUTED BY: Miramax REVIEWED BY:Dr Lenera, Official HCF Critic 1997. Rachel Singer is giving a speech celebrating the publication of a book by her daughter. This book details certain events […]
DRIVE set for DVD, Blu-Ray and Digital Release on January 30th 2012
November 28, 2011 Bat News 0
Without question the coolest movie of 2011, Icon Home Entertainment has confirmed the highly anticipated Blu-ray, DVD & Digital Download release of DRIVE on January 30th 2012. Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn (Bronson), DRIVE features […]


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April Book Talks
April 3, 2017 | Adult Services
Liven up your lunchtime in April by attending a book talk hosted by the Friends of APL!
The group hosts regular book and author events every Tuesday at 12:15 pm in the large auditorium of the library's Washington Ave. Branch (161 Washington Ave.). The programs feature reviews of popular books by local speakers, as well as author talks and other special presentations.
The talks are free and open to the public, and include light refreshments. For more information, call the Washington Ave. Branch at (518) 427-4300.
Book Review | Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City
April 4 (Tues) | 12:15 pm | Washington Ave. Branch
This book by Matthew Desmond "offers a dark mirror of middle-class America's obsession with real estate, laying bare the workings of the low end of the market, where evictions have become just another part of an often lucrative business model," according to the New York Times. Local attorney Anita Thayer reviews this highly lauded work.
Book Review | The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business
April 11 (Tues) | 12:15 pm | Washington Ave. Branch
The Economist called this best-seller by Charles Duhigg a "first-rate book—based on an impressive mass of research, written in a lively style and providing just the right balance of intellectual seriousness with practical advice on how to break our bad habits." David Guistina, WAMC "Morning Edition" anchor and senior producer, reviews the book.
Book Review | Presidential Campaigns: From George Washington to George W. Bush
Author Paul F. Boller, Jr., has "a good eye for the offbeat and the ludicrous, and he spins the anecdotes together with the skill of the old fashioned Yankee yarnmaster," according to The New York Times Book Review. Giacomo Calabria, a historian and scholar with the NY Council for the Humanities, reviews the book.
Book Review | Forty Autumns: A Family's Story of Courage and Survival on Both Sides of the Berlin Wall
"Charting the twists and turns of politics in communist East Germany over more than four decades, [author Nina Willner] shows how currents of repression and reform affected individual lives," according to the Chicago Tribune. The reviewer is Evelyn Dufur, a retired teacher and vice president of the Friends of APL.
Stephanie Simon
Stephanie Simon is manager of APL's Communication and Creative Services Department, which provides content and information for the library's website, social media, publications, videos, podcasts, and other outlets. Stephanie also manages APL's public relations and marketing efforts.


Jeff Kochan became Director of Fowler Technology Services after serving as Manager and Architect. His responsibilities include business and technology strategy, marketspace analysis, developing and cultivating partner and customer relationships, staff cultivation and development, project coordination, financial supervision and budgeting, and day-to-day management of all operations. Jeff brings over 16 years of IT experience with a strong background in Cisco networking and security. Previously, Jeff held the position of Manager of Network Services for Madison County Government. He has a degree in Applied Science from Lewis and Clark College. Jeff resides with his family in Edwardsville, IL and enjoys boating and the outdoors in his free time.


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