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Memories Of Jaws By The Fans.
By welshslider June 20, 2015
To celebrate Steven Spielberg's Jaws turning 40 we ask fans of the movie what their memories are of the classic shark movie that hit cinema screens across America on June 20th 1975.
Whenever someone asks me that dreaded question, "what is your favourite movie?" I always have to explain that it's like asking what your favourite food is. It really depends on your mood at the time. Saying that, there are always three movies that come to mind. Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark and of course Jaws. For me Jaws is an example of a perfect movie. It never ages it just gets finer as the years wave by. Jaws is another example (this time a rarer one) of a movie being better than the book. The characters in the movie are more likable than in the book (as in, you don't want everyone to be eaten by the shark.) Amity Island looked beautiful and a place that I always wanted to live as a kid. It never gets old both in looks and repeat viewing. If Jaws is on the TV then it normally stays on.
Can't mention Jaws without mentioning the engine of the movie, the soundtrack. John Williams once again delivers his magic and blows it out of the water. His signature piece has become a legend in movie soundtracks. His clever use of only using the signature music when the shark is present is a masterpiece and another reason why I've become a huge fan of the soundtrack wizard.
I'm so glad that Bruce didn't work properly during the shooting of the movie. I know it caused so much stress for Spielberg but we would have had a hugely different movie. Not seeing the shark for most of the movie just made my imagination fill in the gaps and that made the movie even more effective as a horror film. Jaws has been with me since 1975 and it will never leave my side, even with three barrels.
- Rob Wainfur
I can't imagine a world without the movie JAWS in it. Forty years ago when I first saw it when I was 9 years old, it has been a major part of my life. To this day I still think that it's a movie that has everything a movie should have in it. Great directing and acting. It has a great screenplay. It's a suspense, drama, dark comedy, love story movie. It has great art direction and locations. The cinematography is amazing and how about that film score from John Williams?
The next day after I saw it, I started searching for JAWS magazines, toys... anything that had that famous Roger Kastel artwork on it. As soon as I got Carl Gottlieb's paperback book THE JAWS LOG, I would carefully open it up and make sure not to crease the spine, every time I would read and look at the photos. Looking back, it was very strange that I would do that at such a young age. As my JAWS collection grew bigger and bigger, I took care of all of my JAWS items that way for years.
I couldn't believe that there wasn't a JAWS coffee table book out. I'd see other films have one, even "Animal House" had one at one point. But not JAWS. So I decided to do something about that. Thanks to writer Matt Taylor, we put out not only a coffee table book, but a type of Making-Of-A-Movie-Book that was never seen before.
When the internet finally happened, my JAWS world expanded. Meeting others from around the world who had the same love of the movie as I did. Meeting local fans and being close friends with many of them throughout the years.
The movie gave me all of that. So again, I can't imagine a world without the movie JAWS in it.
- Jim Beller: JAWScollector.com, co-creator of the book "JAWS: Memories From Martha's Vineyard"
"My memories of seeing Jaws was on DVD in the year 2000. It was the first time I saw the film and I enjoyed it a lot and when it came on on Blu-Ray Disc I enjoyed the film even more. One of the best Spielberg films of all-time and John Williams Music scary and enjoyable too"
- Kenny Kraly Jr
"VHS -1985. One off cinema screening 1995 at Birmingham Odeon (New Street) and again a few years ago for the remastered theatrical release. It was as timeless then in full screen or missing frames/cuts as it is today in Surround Sound and on Blu-Ray."
- Steve Mitz May
"One of my favourite movies of all time. It had such a profound impact on anyone who watched it. I love how suspenseful John Williams score is and Steven Spielberg had us terrified before we even saw the shark!"
- Rebecca Roelands
I can remember being about 10 years old watching Jaws at a friends house. Ben gardeners head in the boat terrified me and the sharks sudden cage attack on Hooper made me jump out of my skin!
- Chris Hewer
"Hooper and Quint, the on screen clash of characters is fantastic.
- Paul Savill
"My Mom and Dad were sceptical to take my Brother and I with them to see JAWS at the drive-in theater during its original 1976 theatrical release due to our age (I was 6, my Bro 8) and how SCARED we'd potentially get as none of us knew what to expect, but, my Dad had to see it, so, we
ALL took our chances. - - I guess their main concern was me, 'cause as soon as JAWS bit off dude's foot and we're all watcin' a disembodied bloody white ''Vans'' type of shoe plummet to the ocean floor (my Mom tells this story 'til this day), they're expecting a different reaction than me blurting-out while it's falling: ''Hey! He was wearin' the same kinda shoes just like the one's that Daddy wears!!!'' and they all laughed at me, but, THAT pretty much told how the rest of the movie was gonna go for my (supposed to be scared?) 6 year old self! . . . . . . ALSO: They'd bought us matching movie poster T-shirts to wear to school that year (1976 I was in 1st grade) Got told by the teacher or principal to NEVER wear my ''T-shirt with the naked lady swimming on it'' to school again, but, it was okay for ''show and tell'' that day 'cause I was dressed to show-off my brand-new (licensed!) JAWS toy, which, was not so much an ''action figure'' as it was more like an eight inch hard rubber shark sculpture with a JAWS LOGO (on its ''Minnie Pearl'' tag and embossed on its ''soft white underbelly'') that OTHER action figures and stuff would FIT into ''his'' opened sharp toothed mouth and hollow body! ~Good memories!~"
- Charlie Odahl
Jaws on DVD. I bought it and insisted on watching it with my then girlfriend instead of going out to do something. She ditched her friends to sit and watch it with me, and as the movie unfolded I came to the realization that any girl who would ditch her friends to watch Jaws with you was a keeper. Right in the middle of the USS Indianapolis speech I paused the disc, asked her if she thought like getting married, and the answer was yes. Jaws has always held a special place in my heart and that first DVD copy I own is particularly special to me.
- Bryan Young
As a film professor, anytime I meet someone, it's almost certain that I will get asked, "What's your favorite movie?" Like most of us, I have a whole list of "favorites" depending on my mood, genre, etc. but fortunately I do have a single, genuine, "go-to" answer for that question – Jaws. This answer seems to surprise a lot of people for some reason. I'm not sure if they're expecting me to answer something like Citizen Kane (also on my list!), but for me, Jaws is my favorite movie for both personal and professional reasons.
I first saw Jaws when it opened in 1975. I had just turned eight years old, and my mom took me to the Lyn Theater in Akron, OH. We can dispute my mother's somewhat questionable parenting choice, but suffice to say that day at the theater changed my life. At eight, I was old enough to know that movies weren't "real," but were simply lights projected against a silver screen. However, after
spending two hours enthralled in the story of Brody and company's quest to hunt and kill a "large predator who supposedly injured some bathers," by the time I got home that evening, I refused to go near water, get in the bathtub or even sit on the toilet. I didn't want to go to my cousin's pool the next day, and the planned family trip to Myrtle Beach was now in jeopardy!
Of course, despite knowing it was "just a movie," I learned on that day that the sheer power of storytelling could alter how I behaved in real life. If you'll pardon the pun, I was hooked! I knew right then, that's what I wanted to do with my life – tell stories. In short, seeing Jaws as a boy literally changed my life, as it was directly responsible for my eventual career in the entertainment industry working in film and television, and even my second career as a film scholar. Over the years, I've discovered I am not alone in my love of Jaws, and have made friends worldwide because of it. Even today Jaws is integral in my daily life as I teach a class on Steven Spielberg, and I am currently working on completing a PhD dissertation on Mr. Spielberg, with heavy emphasis on – you guessed it – Jaws!
So as we celebrate the 40th Anniversary of this remarkably timeless cinematic achievement, I want to publicly thank Mr. Spielberg and the entire cast and crew for creating something that has impacted not only the world, but also changed the life of a wide-eyed eight year old Midwestern boy from Akron, OH. Thank you!
– Joe Fortunato
My memory of Jaws was to see it behind my mother's back. Same story for Poltergeist. She would have forbidden me to see that movie and I went to see it with the housekeeper! I was 12!
- Steve Wild
I love Jaws because it was one of those rare horror movies that genuinely frightened me. The monster shark in that movie was unique among movie monsters because it could attack people in broad daylight and in the middle of a crowd and no one would see it coming. Such an idea scared me silly when I saw Jaws as a kid and that feeling followed me around for the next few years whenever the possibility of swimming reared its head. It didn't matter if it meant swimming in the ocean, a lake, or even a public swimming pool, the monster shark fear was there. Many paranoid kooks see black helicopters wherever they go, but paranoid kooks like me kept seeing large, shark-shaped shadows in the water after seeing Jaws. (Thank you, Mr. Spielberg.)
This wildly irrational fear serves as a prime example of how effective Jaws was as a horror movie. Depending on how you look at it, the most potent kind of fear is one that is rooted in brazen, almost hallucinatory irrationality, which in turn gives nightmarish shapes to wildly disjointed and paranoid suspicions of what might be lurking in the shadows or just under the surface of the water. A good horror film makes you jump or gives you a slight case of the shivers, but a great horror film sticks with you and has you deeply fearing the most improbable scenarios during the most mundane situations.
- Tim Mitchell
From the very moment I first saw Jaws as a 12yr old in a movie theatre during its initial release, the profound effect it had on me can not be minimized. To this day, when I am called upon to look back upon my life, it is separated by a serrated line at the summer of '75...
Before Jaws/After Jaws.
- Dana Goudreault
The scene that stands out to me the most when Brody, Hooper and Quint are having a few drinks and sharing the stories of their scars and it leads to Quint talking about the USS Indianapolis. The story is fascinating and horrifying at the same time, after that story your even more afraid of Jaws, something I thought impossible before hearing the story. Seeing it the first time was one of those landmark moments in my life where I was changed forever.
- Tha Mike Pilot
I grew up in Southeastern New England, and my mother insisted on dragging me and my brother to the beach just about every day during the summer. Because Jaws scared off so many swimmers, 1975 was memorable for uncrowded waters.
Jaws is a great movie on so many levels. The cast, editing, music, etc. But I remember it best for Robert Shaw's performance as Quint, and the scene with him talking about the USS Indianapolis. His monologue is riveting, and adds heaps of emotional and psychological weight to the story. Without that scene, we're just watching three guys in a boat, hunting a shark.
- Ryder Windham
Back in 1975 it was normal that films often premiered in my country (Holland) months after they had premiered in the States. This was the case with Jaws as well.
Although the film started it's successful run in America in June, we had to wait for 6 months minus 2 days before we got a chance to see the film that all of America seemed to talk about, and since there was no internet, DVD's hadn't been invented yet and videotapes were only used in the TV-studios, not in consumers homes, we really had to wait, there was nothing we could do to change that.
The only information that I could get was from magazines, newspapers and (sparingly) from programs on TV.
But then 18 December arrived and I could finally see what all the noise was about. And even though Jaws had been given a rating for 16 years and older, I decided to risk being sent home (after all I was only 13 years old at that time) from the cinema, while trying to get a ticket for the first evening performance. I got the ticket and I got in.
The lights went down and I forgot everything around me. From the first images on, I was hooked. The thing I remember most from that first screening was the appearance of "the (Ben Gardner) head, with one eye", in my imagination that sequence lasted at least 30 seconds, that much of an impact it had on me.
After the show I went outside and all I could think of was: "I want to see it again". It wasn't uncommon for me to see a film more than once, but that was usually a few weeks after my initial sighting. This time, I didn't want to wait that long. In the next two-and-a half week I managed to see
the film another 5 times, before I ran out of pocket-money. But on none of these 5 showings have I dared to look at "the head sequence" again, each time I moved my head (just enough) to the left or right, to watch everyone in the auditorium jump back in their seats, so I could figure out when it would be safe for me to look at the screen again.
Years later, when I had bought my first VCR and I went to Amsterdam to some sort of flee market. There I discovered a (pirated) videotape of Jaws, and that evening, for the first time since December 18, 1975, I dared watch the film in it's entirety.
I still have the tape, even though the VCR on which it could be played (PHILIPS VCC, long before VHS entered the market) doesn't exist anymore, but to me it carries more memories than just the film that is (was) on it.
After that I bought (and still have) the film on almost every medium I could lay my hands on: Betamax, VHS, Laserdisc, DVD and of course Blu-ray, and even though the quality on each of them is great and on some even greater, they are no match for that first sighting, in that dark, crowded cinema in Nijmegen, back in 1975.
- Ronny Delsink
Seems like only yesterday, I was that 7 year old kid, that watched JAWS for the 1st time. Sadly, for me, I didn't get to see it in the theater; I wasn't hatched yet. Still in the after years, of the summer blockbuster, I grew up hearing about that movie. Mainly through my old brother, he was trying to scare me, but being from southern New England (Rhode Island), it seemed every summer people we're talking about this movie. Going to the beach around these parts was pretty scary, during these times. Finally when I was around 7 (1982 if you wish to know), I saw what everyone was talking about and from the moment the young girl gets eaten, I was terrified yet, intrigued. I was scared like everyone else, however, I was curious and became fascinated by these creatures. I'm still scared to death of them, but they are amazing animals. I like sharks so much that my favorite NHL team is the San Jose Sharks. I guess you could say JAWS may be turning 40 this year (I'm almost there my self), but it still leaves an impression. Oh as a side note, every time I see Quint crush a can of Narragansett beer I smile. The company that now owns the recipe and brews the Narragansett beer, has a tribute to Quint every year. The hash tag is #crushitlikequint and I certainly plan on it this weekend. Happy birthday JAWS.
-Mike Rondeau
Foreshore and forty years ago ... JAWS terrorized a fictional New England summer resort town and changed the movie-going crowd in more ways than one. Not just a 'Blockbuster,' but an epically iconic film and is noted as a 'watershed' classic in motion picture history. No pun intended.
In the summer of 1975, this movie made its mark and has continued to terrifyingly entertain ... up to this very day.
I was only a babe when this movie released, so my feet didn't get wet, in a manner of speaking, until some years later. Probably around ... 1979 or 1980 was when I took the JAWS plunge. It was at a drive-in theater and I watched from the cab of my parents copper colored station
wagon. Honestly, all I remember was crying into my sleeping bag and screaming how I was never going to swim again. Mind you, I said this repeatedly throughout the duration of the movie.
And yes, 'til this very day, if I cannot see the bottom to any body of water, I'm NOT going in. Even more, if JAWS is on TV, I still struggle to see it through to its entirety.
With that said, my husband took me to Universal Studios in Orlando for our honeymoon and yes, he put me on the JAWS ride ... the result of this, well, wasn't so good. There's a point in the ride, where the boat stows away in a shed and takes cover from the preying shark. It's quiet and dark, very intimating too. As my anxiety rises the shark emerges from beneath the waters and rocks the side of the boat! Yes, I scream and flail into a real panic attack. Granted I know it's fake, but my heart leapt into my throat and I lost it. Yep, I cried like a baby and my husband didn't know whether to laugh at me or hug me, so he simply addressed the other guests with, "it's ok, she's part of the cast crew." Everyone laughed and yes, I did too.
Happy 40th JAWS! You haven't changed a bit, you still scare me to the death and to the ends, of that watery, murky abyss.
- Rebecca Benjamin
When I saw "Jaws" as a little kid, I thought it would be an epic ocean adventure. Instead the movie terrified me so much that I refused to take bubble baths for a year. My reasoning was that sharks couldn't sneak up on me in the shower. I also avoided my friends' waterbeds. As a kid "Jaws" made me think there was a shark hiding in every waterbed, swimming pool, lake and bath tub. That just shows how great "Jaws" really is. Even today the movie stands up as one of the best horror films ever made. I'll always be a little warped by it, but that's fine. Just don't make me sleep on a waterbed.
- Bonnie Burton
Author of "Girls Against Girls"
Twitter: @Bonniegrrl
The thing I remember of seeing in Jaws is not seeing the shark. I think that was the key, not showing is telling the story, and that is the whole Texas Chainsaw Massacre principle of film making which some people might find quite interesting, and more artful.
I also remember Roy Scheider more for this film than any other too, maybe even more than Blue Thunder eh?
- Adam P O'Brien
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Beebo Saves Christmas Star Ben Diskin Talks Building a Character From "A Smile and a Catchphrase"
By Russ Burlingame - December 1, 2021 06:14 pm EST
When voice actor Ben Diskin took a gig voicing a Tickle Me Elmo-style stuffed toy for an episode of DC's Legends of Tomorrow back in 2017, it would have been inconceivable that, four years later, that toy would be getting its own, standalone animated special with a star-studded cast and Diskin at the center of it. Tonight, though, Beebo Saves Christmas will air on The CW, and the character, who has never uttered more than a few words, will have a whole world built around him. It's the kind of cool, funny, self-indulgent, surreal move that Legends fans love, but Diskin never could have seen it coming.
In fact, after "Beebo the God of War" aired in December 2017, Diskin went for quite a while before discovering that Beebo had become a phenomenon among Arrowverse fans. His first inkling was when the furball appeared on Comic Con International's bags in the summer of 2018.
"So much of the character really comes out thanks to the writing that went into this show," Diskin told ComicBook. "I'm fortunate that everybody who worked on this, really put their all into taking a character -- who really is nothing but a smile and a catchphrase -- and giving him a personality that is clear and defining, that also goes along with the voice. He's a very optimistic, pleasant, cheerful character. So, the voice is already there, it's just sort of transitioned that voice into an extension of the voice that already existed. So, thankfully for me, it didn't require like a whole bunch of bending and twisting into trying to come up with a character on my own. That would've been really hard."
Because he had no idea how popular the character was until late in the game, it took Diskin a while to understand why he kept coming back, fighting time demons, stomping on skyscrapers, and the like.
"I honestly was surprised that they even brought the character back for any additional episodes and crossovers and stuff," Diskin admitted. "I was just like 'Really? Wait, do people like this thing?' And then I was told 'Oh yeah, at Comic-Con we had a bunch of gift bags and they have Beebo all over them, and people like it.' I'm like 'Really? But it's a gag character. Seriously?' But just the fact that I got to keep playing is a complete and total mystery to me, and I'm just very happy that the tradition lives on with now a special."
Beebo Saves Christmas airs tonight at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW. The special will reair on December 14.

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Paul Perreault
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Professor Duncan Maskell
Vice-Chancellor, The University of Melbourne
Professor Duncan Maskell became the 20th Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne in 2018. Before this, Professor Maskell was Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor at the University of Cambridge, responsible for its overall planning and resources, with an annual turnover of approximately £2 billion. A Cambridge graduate and research specialist in infectious diseases, Professor Maskell's career also includes the University of Oxford, Imperial College London, and Wellcome Biotech.
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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia to Open Pediatric Urgent Care Center in Bryn Mawr, PA
Published on May 29, 2019 in CHOP News
On June 1, 2019, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) opened an after-hours Urgent Care Center on the Main Line in Bryn Mawr, PA, dedicated exclusively to children. CHOP also operates pediatric Urgent Care Centers in Chalfont, PA, Glen Mills, PA and King of Prussia, PA.
"We are excited to now offer urgent care in four locations throughout the growing CHOP Care Network, making it even more convenient for local families to get expert pediatric care in their communities," said Liz Younkins, Assistant Vice President, CHOP Care Network. "CHOP Urgent Care Centers provide families with a new way to receive the appropriate level of care in a fast, convenient and child-friendly environment."
Staffed by CHOP pediatricians and nurses specialized in pediatric care, CHOP Urgent Care, Haverford will provide after-hours care for children with mild to moderate, non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries that do not require the resources of an emergency room. Located in the same building as the existing CHOP Primary Care, Haverford at 663 W. Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010, the Urgent Care Center will be open when parents and children need quick access to care — evenings, weekends and holidays. Hours of operation will be weekdays from 2 to 10 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sundays from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., and holidays.
CHOP experts will treat children with non-emergent illnesses such as ear infections, rashes, headaches, minor burns, wounds requiring stitches, mild to moderate asthma, sprains and broken bones without obvious deformities. For injuries that may require imaging services, X-ray services will be offered on site and films will be read by a CHOP pediatric radiologist.
To ensure continuity of care, a child's pediatrician will receive a prompt report of each visit with a detailed summary of care provided, a list of any medications prescribed or administered, and corresponding treatment plan.
"The Haverford Urgent Care Center is not meant to replace a family's relationship with their child's pediatrician," said Gina Murray, Medical Director, CHOP Urgent Care. "Instead, we are here to serve as a resource at times when most pediatrician offices are closed, and children need immediate care."
While pediatric urgent care is a convenient solution for parents seeking high-quality care after hours, children requiring emergency care should be treated at their local ER. CHOP Urgent Care Centers are not equipped to definitively manage serious, life-threatening illnesses or injuries, fever in infants less 2 two months old, or conditions such as poisoning, seizures, or severe difficulty breathing.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has a well-established history of providing advanced pediatric care close to home through its CHOP Care Network, which has more than 50 primary care offices, specialty care and surgical centers, urgent care centers and community hospital alliances throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
Contact: Natalie Solimeo, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, 267-426-6246 or solimeon@email.chop.edu


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Meet Dr. Neilanjan Nandi
Dr. Neilanjan Nandi is a gastroenterologist at Drexel Medicine where he specializes in Crohn's disease, Clostridium difficile colitis, and other gastrointestinal conditions. Since joining Drexel Medicine, he's expanded our patient services to include fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT). Dr. Nandi is also an assistant professor at Drexel University College of Medicine.
For those of us who simply know you as Dr. Nandi, can you tell me a little bit about yourself before you attended medical school?
I grew up in Texas in a very diverse, multicultural setting. From a young age, I loved to play tennis, perform magic and even became quite an avid salsa dancer. As I matured, I really became impassioned about teaching and this has continued to drive a lot of what I am interested in today.
What ultimately led you to medical school and at what point did you realize you wanted to focus on internal medicine and specifically gastroenterology?
I really had limited experience with medicine growing up. I did know that I enjoyed service work immensely, and my trips to Mexico and Guatemala working with underprivileged children are some of the factors that encouraged me to initially pursue pediatrics.
Eventually I realized that adult gastroenterology was the best of all possible worlds: As an Internist I could don my Sherlock Holmes cap and use my cognitive skills to deduce a good differential but my gastroenterology cap allowed me step into the endoscopy unit and perform definitive diagnostic and lifesaving therapeutic interventions. I found that helping patients in this intimate way is a humbling and gratifying experience.
Like most doctors, helping others is part of who you are. Can you talk a little bit about the volunteer work you've done in the past and how it has influenced your approach to medicine?
I've been fortunate to work with both underprivileged children internationally and with adults domestically, primarily in Philadelphia and Miami. Working in those communities taught me that a good physician has to take the time to educate his or her patients. Communication is paramount in a healthy physician-patient relationship. These experiences have influenced my efforts as a clinical educator to promote ways to improve education at both the patient and house staff training level.
One of your specialties is fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), a procedure you're now spearheading at Drexel Medicine. In your experience, how has this procedure helped patients, and why is it so important that Drexel Medicine gets involved in this particular area of gastroenterology?
FMT is a life changing procedure presently performed for recurrent Clostridium difficile infection (R-CDI) with cure rates exceeding 90%. But this is just the tip of the iceberg. As it turns out, some bacteria are 'bad' whereas many other bacteria can be 'good.' The careful balance of both 'good' and 'bad' bacteria may play a role in other illnesses ranging from asthma to heart disease. Hence, the study of bacteria in your intestine and other parts of your body represents a new and important frontier. In the future, your physician may not only provide you customized medications but possibly customized bacterial capsules to help additionally treat your illness. Drexel is perfectly poised with both clinical and biotechnological advantages that will allow us to be at the forefront of that new horizon.
Is FMT available to patients now? What makes an appropriate candidate for the procedure?
Yes, FMT is presently available at Drexel. The FDA regards FMT as an investigational procedure. Patients afflicted with R-CDI not responsive to standard therapies may be eligible for FMT.
This is an exciting time in the world of gastroenterology. How does working at a place like Drexel help you stay on the cutting edge?
I couldn't agree with you more. Increasingly, we are discovering the intestinal microbiome may play a role in illnesses beyond the GI tract. Presently, we are undertaking initiatives to expand our horizons to investigate Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and other non-intestinal illnesses. Drexel has the interdisciplinary power of clinicians, basic scientists and computational biologists to drive exactly this kind of necessary research.
What do you like best about working at Drexel Medicine?
There is a strong collaborative spirit here at Drexel with a lot people thinking outside of the box. It is this type of creative energy that is contagious and I hope will continue to propel us future forward.
Crohn's disease, Clostridium difficile colitis, and fecal microbiota transplantation
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MD, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University (2005)
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HB 299 gives the New Hampshire Board of Education full access to the State's General Fund to pay for as many new charter schools as the board approves. Here is how the fiscal note explains it.
Under current law, if necessary expenditures exceed appropriation, the Department is authorized to expend funds up to 110% of appropriation and seek joint fiscal committee approval to expend beyond 110% of appropriated funds. This bill would eliminate the both of these provisions and allow the Department to expend funds necessary regardless of appropriated amount.
In effect, the bill removes the role of the Legislature's Fiscal Committee in determining whether the funds are available to fund new charter schools.
The bill is a response to the charter funding mixup last year and the committee was split down the middle about how to respond. The Chair proposed retaining the bill, along the three other charter school bills before the committee, and studying the major questions New Hampshire faces about charter schools, with the goal of introducing legislation in the next session. In addition, Chairwoman Gile said, there would be no benefit to passing the bill out of committee because both the Speaker and the chair of the House Finance Committee had told her that it would voted Inexpedient to Legislate in the Finance Committee because the money is just not available.
The committee generally supported that idea of further study of charters but was concerned that if New Hampshire did not authorize more charter schools soon, we would lose some of the federal funds allocated to the State for charter start-ups (about $500,000 per school). Rep. Gorman reported that the Commissioner of the Department of Education, Virginia Barry, had confirmed that no federal money would be lost as a result of retaining this bill, but the committee did not seem convinced.
The motion to retain HB 299 failed on a 9-9 vote. A subsequent motion to recommend Ought to Pass passed by a vote of 11-8, charter supporters apparently feeling they would rather risk an ITL in the Finance Committee than try to convince the Fiscal Committee to fund the charter schools with applications pending.
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Word is that more than 600 teachers are marching to the Covina Valley Unified School Board meeting on Monday. The teachers are entering their second year without a contract and demand a settlement now.
The teachers are assembling at Covina Park, 303 N 4th Street, around 6 p.m. Community members will be joining them.
Los Altos High School hosted its annual Academic Scholar Awards on Oct. 29.
This recognition ceremony was coordinated by Laura DeLadurantey, Assistant Principal of Instruction, and her secretary Penny Belair.
There were two levels of recognition. A District Scholar must achieve a 3.8 Grade Point Average (GPA) or above. A School Scholar must earn a 3.5 GPA lor above.
The awards were for academic performance by the present seniors, juniors and sophomores for last year.
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The Walnut Valley Women's Club begins its annual Scholarship Tree of Lights fundraiser on Friday, Oct. 31. The money will be used for scholarships for seniors at Walnut High School, Nogales High School in La Puente and Ron Hockwalt Academy in Walnut.
This year's goal is $10,000. The club offers sponsorships of ornaments for $10 and lights for $5 that will decorate the Christmas tree at Fire Station 61, on the corner of Lemon and La Puente Roads.
Except for Thanksgiving weekend, sales take place on Fridays and Saturdays through Dec. 6 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays outside the Vons supermarket located on the corner of Lemon and La Puente Roads.
Ornaments are hand-made by club members. Donations may also be sent to Walnut Valley Women's Club, P.O. Box 563, Walnut, CA 91788-0563.
Bixby Elementary in Hacienda Heights celebrates its Harvest Festival on the playground, from 3-5 p.m.
Meanwhile, California Elementary hosts Family Night "Pumpkin Decorating," in the West Cafeteria at 6 p.m.
La Puente High School holds a District College Night in the gym from 6:30- 9:00 p.m.
Baldwin Academy in La Puente will celebrate academic achievement on the playground at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday.
Sparks Elementary will hold a Red Ribbon Week Banner March on the playground at 8 a.m.
Elsewhere in the Hacienda La Puente Unified, Valinda middle school hosts its Fall Festival, from 2:30-4:30 p.m.
South Pointe Middle School Drama Department will perform "Poe-Dunked," a comedy about the life of Edgar Allen Poe. The show begins at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30, in the school's multipurpose room.
Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for students. South Pointe is at 20671 Larkstone Ave. in Diamond Bar. For tickets and information, contact drama teacher Robin Wadsworth at (909) 595-8171, Ext. 57192.
If you see the California Highway Patrol outside Lassalette Middle School in La Puente don't get excited. The officers are special guests at a Red Ribbon Assembly at the school at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Grazide Elementary in Hacienda Heights will present a "Magic Show against Drugs" The shows will be held at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. in the cafeteria.
Later, Glenelder Elementary in Hacienda Heights will hold its Red Ribbon Assembly on the playground at 9:15 a.m.
Los Altos High holds its School and District Honors Assembly in the Gym at 7 a.m.
Wilson High School brings a little bit of "Broadway" to its Hacienda Heights campus with a choir presentation in the gym at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
Student panel: Has economy affected your post-high school plans?
Join the discussion. Post a comment with your answer to this week's question.
Personally, I have not been affected in a noticeable way by the economy, thank goodness. However, it has affected my post-high school plans because now it is harder to receive funding from banks. I have to look into more scholarships, which are now more competitive and bogged down by applicants, making standing out extremely difficult.
The economic downturn hasn't really affected me, yet. My parents keep talking about cutting back on presents for the holidays, but they say that every year. College may be harder to get into, because people go back to school when economic hard times hit.
The downturn in our economy will have an effect on many people and their post-high school plans. College selection might be different because of the expenses involved. There most likely will be more people applying for scholarships and financial aid, which will make things even more competitive. In addition, high school and college graduates alike are having trouble finding jobs because of the countless layoffs and lack of hiring of struggling businesses.
Since the economy has had a downturn, my plan for college has changed from going directly to a four-year university to attending a community college and then transferring because community colleges are more affordable and they offer the same quality education.
With the economy being in an extreme low, students are anything but anxious about leaving high school. Those who already have jobs don't have as many worries. But of the unfortunate majority who are unemployed, college might have to wait a few years after their graduation. The economy has made it extremely difficult for students to rent a house or car. And college tuition is extremely expensive, which can put a halt to some students' plans to go straight to a four-year college or university.
Fortunately, my parents have been saving for college my whole life. But is has affected what I do for fun. My friends and I now have to seek for alternatives to what we used to do when everyone was more affluent. Our past times are becoming increasingly less expensive to correspond with the current economy.
Newton Middle School in Hacienda Heights continues Red Ribbon Week with a Narcon Drug Prevention Assembly in the cafeteria.
Meanwhile the students at Workman High School will enjoy a Renaissance Thrill Fest in the Quad Area from 12:24-12:54 p.m.


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There's nothing quite as fun and rewarding as decorating your home in a personal manner. DIY projects help you add a personal touch to your home.
And green design is a fun way to add style to your home in an environmentally conscious manner. One simple project is turning a a glass bottle into a beautiful lamp.
wine bottle or a vintage bottle you found at a thrift store. Now picture it as the base for a lamp complete with a lamp shade of your choosing.
Note: If you want to paint the glass, you'll also want to purchase acrylic paint in your chosen color.
Look for a bottle that not only appeals to you aesthetically, but also fits the lighting needs for the space. For example, you can make a lovely bedside table lamp from a small glass bottle. For larger lighting needs, such as in your living room, you'll need a larger bottle or jug.
If you intend to paint the bottle then now's the time. Dilute your acrylic paint with water and pour it into the glass bottle. Roll the bottle to cover the entire interior surface of the bottle. Pour out the extra paint and let the bottle dry.
Choose a drill bit that's large enough for your electrical kit. You want the cord to be able to fit inside the hole. Carefully drill the hole into the side of the bottle near the bottom and then weave the electrical cord through the bottle. You don't want to drill a hole in the bottom of the bottle because it won't sit flat on your table after you insert the cord. It's also a good idea to use a bit of tape where you will be making the hole to give the glass more resistance.
Connect the electrical cord kit at the top of the bottle. Glue the light bulb mount, which is the top part of the cord kit, to the top of your bottle. Let dry.
Once the glue is dry, you can screw in your light bulb. Make sure it's the correct wattage for the cord kit. Add your lamp shade and start enjoying your new DIY glass bottle lamp.
Note: You can also skip the electrical cord kit, light bulb and shade by drilling a larger hole and inserting led holiday lights within the bottle and just plugging it in!
If you're looking for new ways to recycle and enjoy green design then a glass bottle lamp is an enjoyable project. You'll be able to appreciate your new lamp for many years to come.


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Arguments concerning the best personal defense handgun round have gone on since the development of the first self-contained metallic cartridge, and this column probably won't settle anything. At one time I personally believed that the .45 ACP was the only cartridge to consider for a semi-auto pistol, and the .357 S&W Magnum for revolvers. I admit my prejudice for both rounds was unshakable; but time and research have softened my views; that's a good thing.
Ammunition development over the last 30 years has yielded the very best projectiles and loadings ever available for not only personal defense, but also hunting and target shooting. But this column and the follow-up next week are about ammunition for our handguns, specifically our carry guns. This subject could fill volumes, but we don't have that space here. I'm offering some of the latest data, observations, and my own experience in what I hope will give you a little insight on the current choices for personal defense ammunition. I'm mostly going to use the .45 verses 9 MM argument to illustrate a few points. I hope it may make your choices easier.
How experienced is the shooter?
How much perceived recoil can the user stand?
How often will one practice and what are the differences in ammunition costs?
Will the gun be used for concealed carry or home defense or both?
What size is the gun; sub-compact, compact, full-size?
Over the years, I've had numerous beginning or novice students, and a few seasoned shooters, come to an introductory class with handguns that were overly powerful, or too small, or too large for their intended purpose. All too often students arrive in class with guns that someone else, be it relatives, friends, or gun store sales reps, chose for them. Often the choices were adequate, but many times the students weren't able to learn the basic shooting skills necessary; usually because of excess perceived recoil.
To be able to successfully defend oneself with a handgun, it is imperative that the user learn and develop basic pistol shooting skills; without these skills one might as well have a rock to defend themselves. Shooting skills are motor skills and can only be learned with practice, lots of regular practice, and if shooting practice is painful, more than likely, the shooter will practice very little or not at all. Thus, it makes sense that a lighter recoiling handgun will give the user more opportunity to perfect their skills, not to mention that ammunition costs are usually lower offering longer range sessions.
In next week's column, we'll take a close look at ballistic test results for common concealed carry handgun ammunition and we'll also look at some of the trends occurring in both military and law enforcement cartridge procurement. I hope when finished you will have a better understanding about the cartridge you might want to carry in you CWP handgun. Stay tuned.


Men's IFC recruitment is a dynamic system. With two forms of recruitment (formal and informal), the Interfraternity Council (IFC) strives to provide an organized and effective way for a prospective member to become a member of an IFC fraternity at Mizzou. Specifically, the Interfraternity Council has strict policies pertaining to alcohol-free formal and informal recruitment process. Finally, the intended outcomes of formal and informal recruitment are the same: to showcase the values and principles each fraternal organization upholds. Each fraternity has their own core values and both recruitment processes provide an avenue for a prospective member to determine if an IFC fraternity is right for him.
Informal Recruitment takes place year-round. Fill out the IFC Informal Recruitment application.
If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life at 573-882-8291 or email IFCrecruitment@missouri.edu.
Check back for updates about our Formal Recruitment Guide!
Formal recruitment begins on Wednesday, August 14, 2019 and concludes on Saturday, August 17, 2019.
Residence Hall move-in and potential new member orientation kick-off is on Aug. 14, 2019.
Open House round on Aug. 15-16, 2019, offers potential new members the opportunity to meet men from all 35 chapters during these two days and learn about what it means to be a member of that specific chapter.
Bid Day is Aug. 17, 2019, where chapters offer potential new members invitation to join their brotherhood.
Registration for 2019 Formal Recruitment will open May 1, 2019. Registration link TBA.
How much does Formal Recruitment cost and what does my fee cover?
How does the Formal Recruitment process work?
The Formal Recruitment process starts out with an expo that allows Potential New Members to meet representatives from all of our IFC fraternities. The rest of the process is through mutual selection where potential new members (PNMs) will select chapters that they are interested in and chapters will select PNM's that they determine are the best fit.
What is the difference between Formal and Informal Recruitment?
Formal Recruitment is run through IFC and allows Potential New Members to meet members from all 30 fraternities in the Fall. Informal Recruitment can happen at any time and requires the PNM to contact the fraternities directly about their individual recruitment processes. Fraternities often have informal recruitment events throughout the year.
A Rho Gamma (PΓ) is a Recruitment/Refinement Guide. A PΓ's role is to serve the IFC community via Formal Recruitment and Membership Education and Development. The individuals selected for these positions will be trained in many aspects of what it means to be a fraternity man, as well as the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life and the University at large. The responsibilities of these positions will start in the spring semester and end towards the close of the fall semester, including the summer for Formal Recruitment.


In a split 2-1 decision, a Court of Appeal has ruled that rent "ratchet" clauses are valid in leases falling under the Retail Shop Leases Act. Such clauses artificially prevent rental from falling even though this may be indicated by a market review or CPI index. Notwithstanding the judicial correctness of the ruling, this is contrary to the intent of the Act – the Court itself acknowledged that. It is certainly contrary to the commonly held belief amongst industry participants that "ratchet" clauses were void, including the Tribunal that administers the Act.
"Ratchet" clauses have not been a major issue over the last decade or so given the booming economy – but that has now changed. At a time when many retail tenants are hoping to negotiate a lower rental in line with falling sales and business profitability, the potential impacts of this decision will place further stress on the viability of some retailers.
The latest available retail sales data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics released 01June'09 highlights the plight of small retailers in Queensland. Whilst the larger chains, supermarkets and department stores state-wide recorded a relatively healthy 10.1% turnover increase during the four months to 30April'09 compared to the previous year, some sectors showed double digit decreases. Worst hit are: Cafes and restaurants (-15%), Furniture and floor covering (-10%). For some traders it's far worse than that. Anecdotal evidence from our field research and client contact indicates many are experiencing falls up to 30%.
In this case, Connor Hunter v Keencrest Pty Ltd  QCA 156, the Court found that notwithstanding that the intention of Section 27 was to prevent ratchet clauses, it considered that the actual wording of Section 36 (e) referring to calculation methods was sufficiently clear and did not necessarily prevent ratchet rent review clauses. It seems a case of adopting the literal letter of the law rather than the intent of the law.
It is understood that several representative groups will be making submissions to the Government to have the Act amended.


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Imagine: A Teenage Girl goes to War to Impress Her Mom...and that's just the beginning
Two Women Revolutionized Science and Changed the World.
Irene Curie--not Marie Curie, the Nobel-Prize-winning scientist you've heard about, but her teenage daughter. The story takes one twist after another, and here to tell it is Winifred Conklin author of the new book Radioactive!
Seventeen-year-old Irene Curie volunteered to serve in World War I as an x-ray technician. She used portable x-rays to help surgeons identify shrapnel and perform operations near the battlefield.
Below Irene Curie on a mobile x-ray unit in 1916.
Her mother had developed the military x-ray program. Marie wanted to win her mother's respect, and, frankly, she wanted to spend some time with her mom. This combination of brilliant scientist and vulnerable teen made her an irresistible subject to me.
Lise Meitner in the laboratory (1913).
The Germans were using x-ray technology, too. Lise Meitner, an Austrian who had been working in Berlin when the war began, performed the same work as Irene. She was an x-ray technician on the German side of WWI.
Both Curie and Meitner would prove to be among the most accomplished female scientists of the 20th century. These women were among a handful of physicists worldwide who were working on better understanding atomic structure.
Curie had been born into the "First Family of Science" (both of her parents had won Nobel Prizes), But Meitner had been turned away from higher education programs because she was a woman.
She finally had a chance to study physics at the University of Vienna in 1901, but she repeatedly came up against obstacles.
She was not paid in the early years of her research program, and she had to set up her own laboratory in the basement of the science building because she was not allowed to work in the main lab with the men.
The chief scientist claimed he was afraid her hair would catch fire, even though she wore her hair in a tight bun and the men in the lab almost universally wore elaborate facial hair.
Otto Stern and Lise Meitner, possibly 1937 colloquy with Nobel Price winners
During their careers, both Irene and Lise made important discoveries in the understanding of physics. Curie and her husband, Frederic Joliot, discovered artificial radiation. They won a Nobel Prize in 1934 for their work.
Lise had to flee Nazi Germany in 1938, leaving her laboratory and research behind. She continued to consult with her former lab partner, Otto Hahn, and she made the breakthrough in understanding of nuclear fission.
Ultimately, Hahn took credit for her discovery and claimed the Nobel Prize for the work they did together. Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn in West Germany in 1962.
Bombing of Nagasaki, Japan
The women had seen such horrors on the battlefields during World War I that they had become pacifists; both were horrified that the work they did in the name of science had been used for the creation of the most destructive weapon in the history.
"It is an unfortunate accident that this discovery (of fission) came about in a time of war," Meitner said.
I find these women inspiring not only because of their accomplishments, but also because of their humanity.
They were undeniably gifted scientists, but they also held fast to their love of peace. Curie dedicated her later years to working for nuclear disarmament; Meitner worked on the development of nuclear energy.
Throughout their lives, they both envisioned a world where scientists could master the art of using the power of the atom not for a weapon but for the benefit of humankind.
Winifred, thrilled to have you on the blog today, and to highlight your wonderful book. Thank you!
Winifred Conkling is an award-winning author of fiction and nonfiction for young readers whose works include Passenger on the Pearl: The True Story of Emily Edmonson's Flight from Slavery (Algonquin, 2015) and the middle-grade novel Sylvia and Aki, winner of the Jane Addams Children's Literature Award and the Tomás Rivera Award. See more about Winifred's books here.
We Need Diverse Books: Here's a Story that Needs a Writer!
Billy Frank Jr. grew up on the Nisqually river in Western Washington, becoming an expert fisherman as a youngster. He knew every current of the river and every creature that made its home in the delta.
The Medicine Creek Treaty of 1854 had guaranteed Billy's Nisqually and other native tribes in the region the right to fish in their "usual and accustomed places. But at age 14, Billy was arrested by state fish and game wardens as he cleaned the steelhead he'd netted for his family's supper.
Thanks to photographer Bob Coleman for sharing this photo of the Nisqually Wildlife Refuge, soon to be re-named the Billy Frank, Jr. Wildlife Refuge.
Billy knew then he'd have to fight for his right to fish, for his the culture and his heritage. But that would wait until he served his country as a U.S. Marine during the Korean War.
When he returned, things hadn't changed. His boats and nets were confiscated, he lived like an outlaw, fishing at night, always on the lookout for men in uniforms.
He was "chased and tear-gassed, tackled, punched, pushed face-first into the mud, handcuffed and dragged soaking wet to the country jail."
Billy Frank Jr., photo courtesy of the NW Indian Fisheries Commission.
Billy Frank Jr. was arrested 50 times fishing on the Nisqually River over next thirty years. He spearheaded a long-term civil disobedience movement aimed at restorying Northwest Coast Salish treaty rights.
There would be protests at the state Capitol, a full-scale riot on the banks of the Puyallup River in 1970, myriad lawsuits and finally a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 1979 before the so-called 'fish wars' in Washington were resolved.
Following that victory, Billy Frank Jr. led conservation efforts to restore and protect Puget Sound, worked to unite local tribes and became a national voice for Indian Country.
After his death in 2014, President Obama posthumously awarded Frank, Jr. the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor that can be given a US civilian.
"He saved the salmon that had fed his family for generations," President Obama said. "He was spat on, shot at, chased, clubbed and cast as an outlaw, but Billy kept fighting because he knew he was right."
This is a man of courage and perseverance, instrumental in creating more justice for Native tribes. His story should be a book for kids, written by a Native American. Maybe I could be a mentor, helping with writing and knowledge of the publishing business?
His words nee to be heard now, more than ever.
"I don't believe in magic. I believe in the sun and the stars, the water, the tides, the floods, the owls, the hawks flying, the river running, the wind talking. They're measurements. They tell us how healthy things are. How healthy we are. Because we and they are the same. That's what I believe in."
A new school curriculum on tribal treaty fishing rights and salmon conservation has been developed for free download and use by teachers.
The lessons are intended to supplement history and science classes, middle through high school and include videos and historical photos.
Announcing My New Book!
Coming in September!
Irena's Children
Young Readers Edition
The "Female Oskar Schindler"
From the publisher...
At long last, the extraordinary and long forgotten story of Irena Sendler—who took staggering risks to save 2,500 children from death and deportation in Nazi-occupied Poland during World War II—now adapted for a younger audience.
Irena Sendler was a young Polish woman living in Warsaw during World War II. With guts of steel, Irena crossed the walled Jewish ghetto with babies in toolboxes and coffins, snuck them under overcoats at checkpoints, and slipped them through the dank sewers. Then she convinced her friends and underground resistance network to hide them.
In this heroic tale of survival and selflessness, Tilar Mazzeo and adapter Mary Cronk Farrell share the true story of this bold and brave woman, who risked her life to save innocent children from the horrors of the Holocaust.
Cover Reveal Friday!
Imagine a women who risks her life to save a child.
Imagine a woman who risks her life every day for 4-years to save children.
Imagine a woman who's tortured and condemned to death for saving the lives of children.
My new book is about this woman! Cover reveal coming next Friday!
Go ahead, take a guess! Who is the subject of this biograghy?
Guess Who Won the Civil War Battle between Doctors & Nurses...
Pamela D. Toler, author of a new book about the agreed to talk to me about the book, and right off, I told her I tend to be queasy.
She assured me the book touches lightly on the blood and gore of battle wounds, and focuses on the doggedness of the women nurses.
Doggedness they sorely needed because the doctors didn't want their help.
Pamela says ""Just getting to the hospital or battlefield required these women to push against societies assumptions about what ladies should and should not do.
Georgeanna Woolsey was a New York socialite who took all the trimming off one of her dresses and a bonnet, dressed her hair as plainly as possible and, to the amazement of her family, bluffed her way into a slot in the nurses training program."
Civil War Nurses, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Library of Congress
Georgeanna Woolsey wrote, "No one knows who did not watch the thing from the beginning, how much opposition, how much ill-will, how much unfeeling want of thought, these women nurses endured. Hardly a surgeon whom I can think of received or treated them with even common courtesy. Government had decided that women should be employed, and the Army surgeons - unable therefore to close the hospitals against them - determined to make their lives so unbearable that they should be forced in self-defense to leave."
Savage Station, Virginia. Union field hospital after the battle of June 27 Includes the straw-hatted Sixteenth New York Infantry who fought at Gaines' Mill on June 27. Most were captured when Confederates overtook the area during the battle of Savage's Station on June 29 during the Peninsular Campaign. Library of Congress
Pamela says the nurses "learned to cope with the sights and smells of a military hospital—dysentery and amputations were both ugly things. Some women didn't last. And I can't blame them.
Author Pamela D. Toler
Even filtered through nineteenth century gentility, the first hand accounts of Civil War hospitals are pretty grim. But many women gathered up their courage and learned not only to bandage wounds but to elbow their way through a hostile bureaucracy. They came out of the war with new skills and new confidence.
And after the war many of them used their new skills at organizing and working within male-dominated bureaucracies to make the world around them a better place.
Woman seated in doorway is volunteer nurse Abby Gibbons of New York City (Source: descendant Angela Schear, Oct. 2013. Library of Congress)
"Many people, including me," says Pamela, "are intrigued by the stories of the women who disguised themselves as men to fight in the Civil War. They were colorful and heroic, but their choices didn't change anything.
"I would argue that the women who served as nurses and their counterparts who ran the soldiers' aid societies that provided soldiers with basic necessities throughout the war had a profound impact on the status of women after the war. If you look at an American reform movement after 1865, the odds are you'll find a former Civil War nurse in the middle of things."
Pamela says the message she has taken from these Civil War nurses is that the first step to changing the world is challenging yourself.
Sometimes I think I get enough challenge just waking up in the morning, but these women went out and grabbed trouble by the horns and hung on. For women of their time, they were downright amazing!
What's an amazing woman for our time look like? I'd love to hear your thoughts on that.


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Crick Ledge Has SkateStoppers FITTED!🖕🏼 📖
The Francis Crick Institute was established in 2010. The building serves as a research institute boasting some of the latest technology and costing close to a staggering £700 million to construct.
Since its inception, there have been two ledges located behind the building directly opposite the back entrance on Brill Place. For us at Ça Va London, the ledges were particularly special as our office is located only a stone's throw away from the ledge. Myself (Mo), Adam and Steve were probably the first skateboard enthusiasts to discover the spot.
George's 50-50 on the Crick Ledge for the Trinity edit
The ledge commonly referred to as "The Crick Ledge" quickly became an iconic spot for skaters in and around Camden. For over a decade, we have gathered at this spot taking advantage of the two ledges. It was beyond saddening to see that after almost 11 years, The Francis Crick Institute had skatestoppers fitted in order to prevent locals from apparently "damaging the area" as they put it. It is noteworthy that other than the remnants of skate wax, there has never been a single bit of actual damage to anything in the area caused by skaters.
The famous ledge on Brill Place
The ledge after skatestoppers were fitted in Jan 2021


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The interest rate on security and pet damage deposits in British Columbia will remain at 0.0% for 2014.
The deposit interest rate is set annually, as required by the Residential Tenancy Act. The rate has remained at 0.0% since 2009.
Generally, a landlord must calculate the interest owing on the full amount of the tenant's deposit before any deductions are made. The interest is calculated from the date the tenant paid the deposit to the date the deposit will be returned to the tenant.
Landlords are required to calculate the interest owing and provide the information to the tenant. Any interest is then paid along with the returned deposit.
The Residential Tenancy Branch provides a deposit interest calculator on it's website — a useful tool for years where the deposit interest rate is a positive figure.


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You are here: Home / News / Wyandot Snacks pledged $100,000 to Harding 2020
Wyandot Snacks pledged $100,000 to Harding 2020
August 1, 2018 by Marion Online News
Wyandot Snacks has pledged $100,000 to support HARDING 2020.
The funds are dedicated to restoring the original home of President Warren G. Harding, a long-time Marion resident elected as the nation's 29th President in 1920, as well as constructing a new Presidential Center and seeding an endowment for future site operations.
"History serves as our greatest teacher and a bridge to the future," said Wyandot president and CEO Rob Sarlls. "President Harding, Ohio's last President, played a pivotal role in the emergence of America as a modern player on the world stage. His life and legacy will be better understood when shared with scholars, visitors, and residents alike."
Harding Home Presidential Site Manager Sherry Hall praised the Company's enthusiasm in giving back to its local community. "Wyandot's generous contribution to HARDING 2020 is not simply a cash donation. It also reaffirms the Company's 80-plus year commitment to the overall growth and economic well-being of Marion and north-central Ohio."
The Harding Home will reopen to the public in the spring of 2019. A year later, the new Harding Presidential Center will open to complete the site's ambitious transformation. HARDING 2020 is a true public/private partnership, using a combination of funding from the State of Ohio, various grants and contributions from foundations, corporations, small businesses and individuals from the local area and across the nation.
HARDING 2020 is a collaborative effort between the Ohio History Connection and the Warren and Florence Harding Presidential Sites to significantly enhance the experience of future visitors. The project includes the complete restoration of the Harding Home, Press House and grounds to their 1920 appearances, as well as the construction of the Warren G. Harding Presidential Center adjacent to the Harding Home. You can learn more at www.hardinghome.org.
Story filed under: Harding Home, Local Business


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Last month, the CFPB launched the first in a new series of monthly complaint reports highlighting key trends from consumer complaints submitted to the CFPB. And in June, the CFPB published 7,700 consumer complaint narratives based on a final policy statement issued in March 2015 that allows consumers to opt-in to publicly sharing the facts of their complaints. Both developments, in addition to the Bureau's ongoing focus on complaints, pose increased reputational and regulatory risk for financial institutions.
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This award is in memory of ROGER COLLINS - The founding Hornist of the Camerata Woodwind Quintet and Horn Professor at Western Illinois University from 1966-1997.
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1. Hold the rifle on the mark.
3. Squeeze the trigger properly.
5. Make the proper sight adjustment.
question of the proper body position, use of the sling, and practice.
trying for a high score should utilize all available time to this end.
No. 2. Notice The proper manner of working the bolt during rapid fire.
sore lips.) Thumb around stock. Sling on outside of arm.
to load it during rapid fire.
(not elbow) is resting on knee.
No. 1. Gun is canted to the right. Sling is on the outside of the arm.
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No. 3. Legs are in an improper position. Body is twisted to the left.
way to get into the sling.
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positions you will see how the sling is used.
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then stop breathing to fire.