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- Dave has has commissioned a new comedy series, Judge Romesh
- The show will see Romesh Ranganathan preside over genuine disagreements
- UKTV says he will "mete out comic judgement in his own inimitable style"
Romesh Ranganathan will hold court over real life disputes in a new series for Dave.
The 10-part series Judge Romesh will see the comic cast his "trademark acerbic wit" over each case, supported by a cast of top comedians.
Dave, part of the UKTV network, explain: "Each week Romesh presides over genuine disagreements and metes out comic judgement in his own inimitable style. Judge Romesh brings all the drama of a court room with a triple-dose of funny."
Romesh says: "Whenever I have watched shows like Judge Judy or Judge Rinder, I have always thought these people would be better served by someone with fewer legal qualifications and less interest. It is for that reason that I am delighted to make that dream a reality. I am thrilled to be able to help as many people as I can with their crappy problems."
Commissioner Joe McVey said: "Judge Romesh is the much-needed overhaul the criminal justice system has been waiting for. Where the court system has failed to resolve tawdry domestic disputes Romesh Ranganathan is exactly the arbiter of morality we've been yearning for, for like literally yonks."
Steve North, UKTV's head of comedy and entertainment, adds: "Romesh is a phenomenal talent and one we're really happy to be working with. This should be a highly entertaining new format for British TV and one I'm sure Dave viewers will all really be looking forward to."
Dan Baldwin, managing director of producers Hungry Bear Media, said: "Hungry Bear are delighted to be working with Dave and Romesh on this production. There have been many judges past and present but none will be as funny or, when needed, brutal in their search for justice as Judge Romesh strikes down gavel."
The production company is now looking for participants for the series:
Brand new comedy show #JudgeRomesh needs you! @RomeshRanga is taking over the courtroom and is ready to settle your case! DM for more info pic.twitter.com/Ld8vqNqLlC— Hungry Bear Casting (@HungryBearCast) January 23, 2018
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Gummy Smiles
Online Dental Education Library
Our team of dental specialists and staff strive to improve the overall health of our patients by focusing on preventing, diagnosing and treating conditions associated with your teeth and gums. Please use our dental library to learn more about dental problems and treatments available. If you have questions or need to schedule an appointment, contact us.
Preventive Measures
Preventive dentistry is the first component in a total treatment plan.
Our preventive care plan begins with a review of your medical history, and other important components, such as:
Regular Check-ups every 3, 4, 6 months
Flouride treatments and sealants Evaluation of existing oral conditions Early intervention to reduce the indidence of dental and oral diseases.
Dentistry Doctors and hygienists help patients understand exactly what their oral health issues are, and what might happen if suggested treatment plans are not followed. Children are taught proper brushing and flossing techniques by our pediatric staff as the very first steps in a lifetime of dental health. We also encourage patients who smoke to quit, providing advice and support as they work to give up this difficult habit.
As part of a preventive plan, we also perform:
- Complete tooth and gum examination
- Interpretation of dental x-rays
- Oral cancer screening
- Blood pressure screening
- Evaluation of jaw joint problems
And, should your care involve more than preventive measures,
our dental specialists are here to provide you the optimum in patient care you need.
Some people feel self-conscious about smiling because they believe their gums are too prominent. Though we each have our own definition of what makes a smile beautiful — including how much gum is too much — a smile will usually be perceived as "gummy" when 4 millimeters (just over an eighth of an inch) of gum tissue shows. If your smile looks gummy to you, it's important to figure out exactly what's causing this. Only then can the appropriate cosmetic dental or periodontal (gum) procedures be recommended to give you a more pleasing appearance of the gums and teeth.
Gummy smiles may be caused by one or more factors relating to the gums themselves, the teeth, or even the lip or jaw. Each of these areas will require a different approach to solving the problem. Let's look at some of the ways a gummy smile can be corrected:
Gums. If your teeth appear too short in relation to your gums, it could be that they are being covered up by too much gum tissue. This problem can be solved with a periodontal plastic surgery technique called "crown lengthening," which involves removing and reshaping the excess tissue to expose the full length of teeth.
Teeth. There are natural variations in the tooth-eruption process that can result in shorter than normal teeth and gumminess of the smile. If that's the case, your teeth can be made to appear longer by capping (crowning) them or covering them with thin porcelain veneers. It's also possible that your teeth have become worn down over time, especially if you have a grinding habit. When this happens, it can cause what is known as compensatory eruption. To compensate for the wear and maintain a functional bite, the teeth actually begin to move (or erupt) very slowly outward from the gum. This makes the smile appear gummier because the gums, which are attached to the teeth, move with them as they erupt. In some cases orthodontic treatment can be used to move the affected teeth back up into correct position. Afterwards, the worn-down teeth would usually be restored with porcelain crowns or veneers.
Lip. On average, the upper lip moves 6 to 8 millimeters from its normal resting position to a full smile. If the lip is hypermobile, meaning it rises much farther up, more gum tissue will be revealed. Here the action of the muscles that control the lip will need to be modified so they don't raise it quite so high. Treatment can range from Botox shots that temporarily paralyze the muscles (for about six months), to surgery that permanently restricts how high the lip can move, referred to as a lip stabilization procedure.
Jaw. Sometimes the upper jaw (maxilla) is too long for the face, a condition referred to as Vertical Maxillary Excess. If this is the case, the jaw would need to be repositioned with orthognathic surgery ("ortho" – straighten; "gnathos" – jaw). Of all the treatment listed here, this one is the most complex — but it can achieve dramatic results.
As you can see, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to correcting a gummy smile. However, there are various techniques that can achieve dramatic improvements.
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Gummy Smiles Sometimes a smile doesn't look as appealing as it could because the gums appear too prominent. If this describes your smile and it's something you want to change, chances are you can be helped by one of several available treatments. But first your dentist will need to determine exactly why your smile looks gummy to begin with. Find out the various causes and treatments... Read Article
Periodontal Plastic Surgery Millions of Americans have some degree of gum recession — a loss of the tough, pink tissue that surrounds teeth. Receding gums can cause anything from minor tooth sensitivity to tooth loss in very severe cases. Fortunately, the field of periodontal plastic surgery has made enormous strides in devising techniques, including grafting, to deal with the problem of lost or damaged gum tissue... Read Article

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Board of Directors
Members of the Alzheimer Society of Ontario's Board of Directors, elected from across Ontario, guide the organization's efforts to improve service and care, fund and advance research, educate the communities we serve and mobilize support for the disease.
- Keith Gibbons – Chair, London
- Farhad Sethna - Vice Chair, York
- Rudi Loepp – Secretary,Ottawa
- Thomas Evans– Treasurer, Burlington
- Michael Fraleigh – Toronto
- Gaston Franklyn - Windsor
- Komal Bhasin - Toronto
- Joanne Greco - Pickering
- Claire Forster - Oakville
- Valerie Armstrong - Barrie
- Dr. Mary Pat Sullivan - North Bay
- Rose Creamer - St. Mary's
- Elaine Tappert-Hanson
- Lisa Pflieger
- Ward Sellers
Keith Gibbons, Chair
Having a variety of Executive level positions with major companies in Canada and internationally, Keith brings a broad perspective to the Board of ASO. His professional experience includes organizational development, strategic and financial planning and general management. As well, he has been an active Community member in London where he has sat on several Boards in the non-profit sector.
Joining the Board in 2012, Keith recognizes the significant strain Alzheimer's disease has on families through personal family experience. As well, Keith appreciates the significant social, health and economic impacts that will result from the increasing effects of the population being impacted by dementia in the coming years. Having an opportunity to help deal with these issues motivated him to become involved with ASO.
Farhad Sethna, Vice Chair
Farhad has served on the Board of the Alzheimer Society of York Region as Chair, Vice-Chair and Treasurer. His professional experience includes governance, strategic planning, financial and operational management. Farhad has been an active member of his community by serving on the Boards of Art Starts, a community based arts organization and the Toronto Chapter of Financial Executives International.
Farhad is currently the Vice-President, Corporate Services at Shepherd Village, a healthcare facility for seniors.
Thomas Evans, Treasurer
Experiencing first-hand the impact of Alzheimer's disease on a close family member, Thomas Evans was motivated by his concern about the effects and projected growth of the disease. He joined the ASO Board in order to help support the search for a cure and those who are affected by dementia and their families.
Thomas will bring his many years experience as an accomplished business and financial executive in diverse industries (financial services, public service, hospitality, transportation, mining, manufacturing) and among large, small, public, private, non-profit and public sector organizations to his position as Chair, Finance and Audit Committee.
Rudi Loepp, Secretary
Rudi Loepp is currently a Business Development Executive, Connected Intelligence with SNAP Security Corporation. He was previously a Sales Executive with IBM Canada Limited with a career that encompasses over 35 years of experience in educational, marketing and management roles.
He has put his leadership skills to work in the community as well. He was Vice President of Big Brothers (Regina), Board Member of Opera Saskatchewan, Chair of IBM/Cheer Board Corporate Challenge (Winnipeg) and Account Executive of United Way. In Ottawa, he was involved with Junior Achievement, and previously chaired IBM's involvement in Destiny 2000. He received his BComm Hons. in Marketing from the University of Manitoba.
He also has 10 years of experience in various roles on the Alzheimer Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County's Board of Directors, combined with 35 years of management background and a personal family experience with dementia.
Michael Fraleigh
Michael Fraleigh is a Partner with the law firm of Fogler, Rubinoff and has extensive experience in all aspects of health law. He has significant expertise in the representation of physicians, dentists, nurses and other health care practitioners in regulatory matters including complaints, discipline, quality assurance, fitness to practice and registration issues. He has also represented numerous physicians in hospital privilege disputes as well as in medical malpractice actions. He also advises corporations and institutions with respect to health law issues.
Michael has served as lead counsel in matters before all levels of court in Ontario, the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal, and various tribunals including the Discipline Committee of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, College of Chiropodists, College of Audiologists and Speech Language.
Gaston Franklyn
Gaston is a professional educator with a B.A., M.Ed. and Ph.D. from Canadian Universities. He has held full-time teaching positions in Primary (Trinidad), and Secondary and Post-secondary institutions in Canada.
He retired from his last position as the Vice-President, Academic at St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology. Post retirement, he has worked for CIDA and the World Bank as an international consultant on Education Change Management in China, Thailand, Syria, the Philippines and the Caribbean.
Gaston has previously served as Board Chair of Alzheimer Society of Windsor-Essex County as well as Chair of the Nominating and Governance Committee and Chair of the Community Advisory Committee. He is currently a member of the Board of Windsor Police Services and Children's Mental Health of Ontario (CMHO).
Komal Bhasin
Komal Bhasin is a seasoned public sector professional with more than 15 years of experience as a consultant, strategic advisor and operations leader in Ontario's health and social service sectors. In her current role, Komal serves as Senior Director of Research Strategy and Operations at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), the largest mental health hospital and research centre in Canada.
With a unique clinical and administrative background, Komal has worked in a range of contexts including providing one-on-one counseling to individuals and families; community development and advocacy; and leading large-scale strategic and operational initiatives in healthcare institutions and across government. Komal currently serves on the board of Children's Mental Health Ontario (CMHO), and previously served on the board of the YMCA of Greater Toronto.
Komal's interest in serving on the ASO Board is deeply personal, informed by her experience supporting a loved one on their journey with dementia. With the various hats she wears, she has developed a deep understanding of what it means to support people with dementia and their loved ones, and she looks forward to contributing to transformational advocacy and fundraising efforts to fight this disease.
Joanne Greco
Joanne Greco is currently employed at CBI Home Health as the Director of Residential and Transitional Care for Ontario. In this role, she works with partners to transition vulnerable adults (with dementia, mental health issues, and complex medical care needs) and children (with Autism, dual diagnoses, and other behavioural needs) to the right place of care with the right services. Prior to this, she worked at the Town of Innisfil in the Health and Wellness Catalyst role bringing a health and wellness lens to all aspects of municipal government. Her past role of Vice President of Infrastructure, Chief Nursing Officer and Privacy Officer at Closing the Gap Healthcare Group provided her with corporate experience and leadership for IT, projects, quality and risk, and corporate education. Her education includes completion of a Masters of Science in Health Administration (MHSc) from The University of Toronto; a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) from The University of Windsor; and, she is a Certified Health Executive (CHE) with the Canadian College of Health Service Executives.
Joanne has personally experienced the progression and impact of Alzheimer's with her grandmother. She feels compelled to share my story and give back to make the journey of others more positive. Her healthcare and community background have offered her many opportunities to learn about the resources available to support caregivers and clients.
Claire Forster
Claire Forster is a seasoned Human Resources Professional who has global experience in North America and Hong Kong. Her most recent position was as a Vice-President for a leading global financial services organization. Claire's sole focus now is working in the Not for Profit sector, working with organizations to ensure alignment of their strategy, governance and resources. Claire is the past Chair of the Alzheimer Society of Brant, Haldimand Norfolk, Hamilton Halton (BHNHH) and is the current Chair of the Alzheimer Societies in Ontario (ASiO) Quality Committee. She is a Board Member for Elizabeth Fry Toronto and Community Development Halton. Claire also volunteers with International Needs, an organization that supports women and children in countries where female education is not a priority and is a volunteer consultant for CEE, and organization that focuses on careers, education and empowerment for disadvantaged Black youth.
Valerie Armstrong
With a background in occupational therapy, Valerie Armstrong has worked over 30 years in health care, holding a variety of leadership portfolios. She is currently the Director of Quality, Risk and Performance with the North Simcoe Muskoka Local Health Integration Network. In her role, Valerie provides leadership to support and enable an organizational culture of excellence in quality improvement, risk management and patient safety. She has evolved enterprise risk management at both an organizational and governance level; annually facilitates the development of the organization's Quality Improvement Plan; and has led the organization in several organizational and system level projects including Accreditation. Valerie holds a Six Sigma Canada Green Belt designation, a Masters Certificate in Project Management, an Osgoode Certificate in Health Law and is a patient safety trainer through the Canadian Patient Safety Institute.
Valerie was a member of the Board of Directors of the Alzheimer Society of Simcoe County for many years. She has also served as the Society's President and Past President. She supported the successful integration of the two local societies, Greater Simcoe County and North East. She also provided leadership at a governance and organizational level in developing the organization's risk management framework. Valerie continues to have a strong interest in the Society and its work in supporting patients and their families. Having volunteered at the local level, Valerie now welcomes the opportunity to serve on the ASO Board and support the organization in achieving its strategic goals, through successful relationships with the Local Societies.
Dr. Mary Pat Sullivan
Mary Pat Sullivan is a registered social worker and social gerontologist (PhD, Gerontology, King's College London), and Director of Social Work at Nipissing University. She is also an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the Dementia Research Centre, University College London. Her research primarily focuses on the social context of aging and young onset and rare dementias.
Dr Sullivan previously headed social work at Brunel University London where she also held a position on the Executive Committee of the British Society of Gerontology. She was awarded the first Tilda Goldberg Social Work Research Fellowship in 2010-11 at the University of Bedfordshire. Prior to her academic career in the UK, Dr Sullivan was a clinical social worker involved in the development, delivery and evaluation of geriatric mental health services in northern and eastern Ontario.
Prior to moving to the UK and in the 1990s, Mary Pat served as Board Chair, Alzheimer Society of Sudbury-Manitoulin as well as a member of the Board of the Alzheimer Association of Ontario (AAO) and AAO's Public Policy Committee. Mary Pat's involvement with the Alzheimer Society began following her mother's diagnosis at a young age and her desire to eliminate the stigma associated with dementia and ensure individuals and their families are provided with the right support at the right time.
Rose Creamer
Rose's interest in the Alzheimer Society began with her mother. She suffered for many years from vascular dementia. Rose has been a volunteer for the society for 25 years. She held a position on the Alzheimer Society of London board and most recently the Alzheimer Society of Perth County board.
Professionally Rose worked 32 years at 3M Canada before retiring in 2008. Before retiring she held positions as Business Manager of the Industrial Abrasive Division and the Electronic Division. In these roles she was responsible for sales, financial results and the management of the sales and marketing organizations as well as liaison with manufacturing and inventory control.
Rose has a passion for the Alzheimer Society and a desire to make a difference.
Elaine Tappert-Hanson
Elaine's interest in the Alzheimer Society began with her own family story.
Her father was diagnosed with young onset dementia at the age of 54 and her mother, several years ago.
She will devote her life to raising awareness, challenging norms, public education, caregiver support, lifestyle changes to protect brain health and wipe out dementia.
Professionally, Elaine brings decades of experience spanning private, public and non-profit sectors. She was President of 3Com Corporation Canada, a silicon-valley based company and most recently, Head of Operations at Lazard Canada Inc. responsible for human resources, infrastructure and technology, risk & compliance and media. Elaine brings a strong understanding of resilience & systems thinking, sustainability & leadership from prior career experience and academic endeavours.
Elaine is an Ambassador in the Women's Alzheimer Movement, an organization founded by Maria Schriver, devoted to women-based Alzheimer's research. She is organized, strategic and a charismatic champion for dementia.
Lisa Pflieger
Lisa's desire to contribute to the ASO Board developed many years ago as a result of her own personal experience as a caregiver to a parent with dementia.
Lisa began her efforts to make a difference with the Alzheimer Society as a volunteer board member with the local Alzheimer Society and the Foundation boards of
directors. In addition, Lisa contributed her expertise in the most recent ASiO governance review process.
Professionally, Lisa has worked in the financial services industry, and, most recently, established her own Financial Planning Consulting Firm, Financial Planning Matters. Lisa's financial experience along with her passion or strategy and governance issues make her an excellent fit for the ASO Board.
Lisa is a skilled accountant with a passion for making a difference with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Ward Sellers
Ward's interest in the Alzheimer Society began with his own family story. Ward's personal experience with dementia has led to a desire to shift his volunteer focus to
an organization like the Alzheimer Society where he has a
strong personal connection.
Professionally, Ward is Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary for Sherritt International Corporation. In this senior leadership role Ward contributes strategic input on critical business matters including a divisional sale, successful defense of hostile proxy fight, restructuring of public debt, restructuring of joint venture capital structure and innovative public financing and exchange offer.
Ward has a long history of volunteer and philanthropic involvement with organizations including the Canadian Opera Company, the Power Plant Art Gallery and the ECS School in Montreal. In addition, Ward rode with a team of cyclists across Canada to that raised $1.5 million for Coast to Coast National Cancer Foundation.
Ward is a strategic senior executive with a desire to make a difference in Alzheimer's disease.


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Older dogs are prone to weakness in their hind legs, but they still need to spend time outside to maintain their well-being. Existing pet wheelchairs have many limitations such as the restrictiveness of hard metal and plastic and wheels that are large and prominent. Pets in wheelchairs also have a harder time socialising with other dogs. Air Restand's design solves these disadvantages with wear-resistant airbags to support the dog's movements by wrapping around the chest with straps that extend to the hind legs. It is soft, compact and lightweight enough to provide comfort when the dog is moving around. It is also convenient to put on; place the dog in the airbag and fasten the adjustable magic sticky on the back and hind legs. Air Restand helps old dogs stand up again and enjoy the rest of their lives.
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2016 NIRSA School of Collegiate Recreation — Level I
presented by Life Fitness
May 22-26, 2016 • Grapevine, Texas
The interactive NIRSA School of Collegiate Recreation, presented by Life Fitness, provides a broad range of material designed to enhance a new professional's management and problem-solving skills.
Experienced recreational sports faculty members have developed the course curriculum, designed the program schedule, and will lead sessions that provide participants with opportunities to practice, discuss, and refine the professional skills necessary for success.
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The Faculty: Learn from the Pros
The Faculty of NIRSA's School of Collegiate Recreation boasts decades of collective experience in managing campus recreation programs.
Faculty members are selected by the current faculty chair, and approved by the NIRSA Board of Directors. In order to offer a dynamic mix of perspectives and experiences to the faculty, two faculty members are selected annually to serve three-year terms.
Applications are currently being accepted for The School of Collegiate Recreation faculty members and are due by January 15, 2016. Learn more about the qualifications and apply by downloading the application.
Todd started his undergraduate career wanting to work at Disney World. Then he discovered the Outdoor Program at Illinois State University and spent the four years after finishing his commercial recreation degree working in outdoor recreation. When Todd returned to school at Southern Illinois University, it was for a master's degree in recreation resource administration. Ten years later, he once again returned to the classroom for a Certificate in Adult Education and Organizational Structure at Portland State University.
Prior to leaving for his undergraduate internship, he was asked by a would-be mentor, "What do you want to do after graduating?" Todd's reply—"A job like yours"—was met with a surprisingly flippant, and not all that encouraging, response. But that exchange did lead to a campus-based career at five universities building programs, facilities, and departments. Todd has been a student employee at three recreation centers, the coordinator of two Outdoor Programs—at James Madison University and at Portland State—and the Associate Director of Operations and Student Development at Portland State.
Active in NIRSA for the last five years, Todd has presented at the NIRSA Annual Conference four times and served on the NIRSA Assembly for two years. During his tenure in outdoor recreation, he was on the Board of Directors for the Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE) where he served as the vice president for two years. His co-authored chapter on the "Dimensions of Outdoor Recreation Programs" is included in Human Kinetics' Essentials for the Professional – Outdoor Program Administration: Principles and Practices.
After 26 years in recreation, Todd's best learning possibly happened while working in a chemical dependency treatment center where he taught people how to trust and live life with others again. Or it may have happened as a kid working in the family construction business and taking on more responsibilities than would be considered appropriate today. It is also possible it took place during his years as a professional kayaker teaching people to master their boat and enjoy the outdoors. Of course, as he is well aware, it could also happen tomorrow!
Alison Cross—known as Ali—is the Interim Director at the Virginia Tech Department of Recreational Sports, a department that provides extensive exercise options for the "2015 Fittest College in America" as named by Active Times. After growing up in Alabama, Ali began her career in fitness and recreation at the University of Southern Mississippi while earning a bachelor's degree in sports medicine. She has since spent the latter half of her life in Blacksburg, Virginia as a Hokie; she earned her master's degree in clinical exercise physiology with the Human Nutrition Foods and Exercise Department at Virginia Tech. Her latest achievement is being selected as a faculty member for NIRSA's School of Collegiate Recreation. She is committed to building positive relationships and teams, and strongly believes in the power of exercise for health, happiness, and cognitive function.
Yvette Kell, known as Vetty, is the Director Campus Recreation at the University of Missouri–St. Louis. She began her career in collegiate recreation as an undergraduate intramural official at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She then did her graduate work at Sam Houston State University as an intramural graduate assistant, receiving her Master of Arts in kinesiology. Her first professional position was as the Coordinator of Fitness and Aquatics at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. From there she went on to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to serve as the Assistant Director of Facility Operations. She was later promoted to Director.
Yvette took a year off from her work in collegiate recreation in 2010 to pursue a lifelong dream to live abroad. She spent a year outside Seoul, South Korea teaching English to high school freshman and sophomores. She returned to the United States in 2011 to act as the Director of Campus Recreation at Morehead State University, and most recently moved to St. Louis, Missouri to serve as the Director of Campus Recreation for Centers, LLC at the University of Missouri–St. Louis. Yvette has been a member of NIRSA since 1995, served on numerous committees, attended a number of conferences, been a part of extramural tournaments, and genuinely loves being a part of the NIRSaA community. She is very excited to be a part of the NIRSA School of Collegiate Recreation faculty!
Chris Morris is currently in his third year at Florida State University where he serves as the Director of Campus Recreation. He earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Alabama—where he double-majored in history and political science—and he attended graduate school at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas where he received a master's degree in sports management and served as a graduate assistant in intramural sports.
After graduate school, Chris was able to match his energy and excitement for student development with his first professional position; he served as the Assistant Director for Intramural & Club Sports at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio at a time when the entire department was in the midst of a shift to a more student-centered leadership model. Chris spent almost a decade at Ohio University, progressing to become the Director of Intramural & Club Sports and an associate director. His next professional chapter was a unique one since he was able to transition into the world of finance—but with a decidedly collegiate twist.
Chris was hired by American Home Bank—now Bank of America—as a vice president in the Business Innovation Group to lead a partnership between Collegiate Financial Services and NACDA—the NIRSA of collegiate athletics. This joint venture was designed to be an all-inclusive relocation program for coaches and administrators transitioning from one institution to another and included financial planning, retirement services, housing services, etc. Tired of the bottom-line driven approach of the finance world, it was during the Austin, Texas NIRSA Annual Conference that Chris decided to make the jump back to collegiate recreation. He was hired by North Carolina State University in 2008, where he served as the Director of Campus Recreation for three years prior to moving to the Sunshine State.
Throughout his career, Chris has been an active and engaged NIRSA member who has been honored with multiple Horace Moody and National Service Awards. He has served on numerous committees—including many NIRSA Conference Program and Pre-Conference Development committees—and chaired the Flag & Touch Football Rules Committee. His involvement with the Association began as an undergraduate student official and as an evaluator for officials at NIRSA regional and national events. This eventually led to his serving on the tournament administrative staff at dozens of extramural tournaments and events as well as to his hosting four state or regional conferences, four regional tournaments, and five national tournaments.
Chris is very passionate about student development and about intentionally-designing opportunities for all members of a university community to "find what moves them" in the wide variety of opportunities that we facilitate as collegiate recreation professionals.
Christie Stewart is the Associate Director for Healthy Lifestyle Programs at Georgia Tech, and is responsible for GIT FIT, intramurals, sport clubs, and outdoor recreation programs. She has been a member of the campus recreation staff for seven and a half years, and is passionate about infusing health and wellness into the campus community as well as providing student development opportunities within collegiate recreation to improve the profession.
Christie received a Bachelor of Science in movement science from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master of Education in clinical exercise physiology from the University of Georgia. Most recently, she received her doctorate in educational leadership from Mercer University.
Prior to coming to Georgia Tech, she worked as the Assistant Manager for Corporate Sports Unlimited managing corporate fitness programs in the Atlanta area.
She began her tenure at Georgia Tech as the Assistant Director of Fitness before moving into the Associate Director position. Christie's areas of interest includes engaging students, faculty, and staff in healthy lifestyle habits on campus and serving as the co-chair of Georgia Tech's campus health coalition. She is also engaged in student development at Georgia Tech, serving as the lead within the recreation department for student leadership development.
Christie has been involved in NIRSA throughout her career, serving on the Fitness Institute Program and Fitness Committees. She has also presented at numerous state, regional, and national conferences. This is Christie's first year as part of the NIRSA School of Collegiate Recreation's faculty.
Jill Sturts received her undergraduate degree in physical education and sports management from Baldwin-Wallace College—now known as Baldwin-Wallace University—and her master's degree in sport administration from Bowling Green State University. Her first position following graduate school was at Ashland University in Ohio where she served as the Assistant Director of Programs. Jill then decided to go back to school to pursue a PhD with a concentration in recreational sports at Indiana University. In addition to her course load, she taught and conducted research as she worked towards her doctorate. She is currently a visiting lecturer in the Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies at Indiana University. In addition to her course load, she taught and conducted research as she earned her doctorate. She served as visiting lecturer in the Department of Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies at Indiana University. Jill is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies at Virginia Wesleyan College.
Jill has made multiple presentations at the state, regional, and national levels. She publishes regularly in areas of pedagogy, physical activity, and recreational sport, and is a member of the editorial board for the Recreational Sports Journal. She has been a recipient of NIRSA's William N. Wasson Student Leadership and Academic Award, an Indiana Recreational Sports Association scholarship, and an Ohio Recreational Sports Association scholarship. Jill is committed to student development, designing intentional learning environments, and connecting research to practice.
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Schedule of Events
*Subject to change. Attendance at all sessions is required. Please note that a considerable amount of group work takes place outside of this schedule and typically occurs in the evenings after sessions have ended.
7:00pm – 8:30pm Opening Session and Network Group Connections
12:15pm – 1:15pm Lunch (provided)
1:15pm – 1:45pm Break
1:45pm – 5:00pm Sessions
6:30pm – 8:30pm School Social (light appetizers provided)
Noon – 1:00pm Lunch (provided)
1:00pm – 1:30pm Break
1:30pm – 5:00pm Sessions
Noon – 1:00pm Lunch (provided)
1:00pm – 10:00pm Network Group Case Study Work
Noon – 1:00pm Lunch (provided)
1:00pm – 10:00pm Network Group Case Study Presentations
4:00pm – 5:00pm Closing Session
6:30pm – 8:30pm Banquet and Recognition Ceremony (dinner provided)
TownePlace Suites Dallas DFW Airport North/Grapevine
$179/night + tax
Attendees can make reservations by calling 1-817-421-6121 and requesting the NIRSA rate, or by using the NIRSA Reservations link. Reservations need to be made no later than Friday, May 6th to confirm the discounted group rate. Roommate matching will become available with the opening of registration.
Area Airport
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – DFW
Airport Phone: +1 972 973 3112
Hotel direction: 3.8 miles N
- Airport shuttle service, on request, complimentary
Shuttle Phone: 1-817-421-6121
- Estimated taxi fare: $35 USD (one way)
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Personal Website
MA University of Hamburg, 1980
Dr. Phil. University of Hamburg, 1989
Habil. Technical University of Berlin, 2000
Research Interests
Karen Hagemann teaches Modern German and European history, military history and women's and gender history from the late eighteenth to the late twentieth century. Her most recent monograph Revisiting Prussia's Wars against Napoleon: History, Culture, and Memory was published with Cambridge University Press in 2015 and won the Hans Rosenberg Prize for the best book in Central European History in 2016 by the Central European History Society. A German edition will come out 2019 with Schöningh. The volume Gendering Post-1945 German History: Entanglements, coedited with Donna Harsch and Friederike Brühöfener, was published by Berghahn Books in the spring 2019. The Oxford Handbook of Gender and War since 1600, coedited with Stefan Dudink and Sonya O. Rose, will be published by Oxford University Press in the fall 2019. Currently she is working on a monograph titled The Forgotten Soldiers: Women, the Military and War. Dr. Hagemann is also the project director of Digital Humanities Project "GWonline, the Bibliography, Filmography and Webography on Gender and War since 1600".
Some Notable Publications
- Gendering Post-1945 German History: Entanglements, ed. with Donna Harsch and Friederike Brühöfener (Berghahn Books, 2019)
- War, Demobilization and Memory: The Legacy of War in the Era of Atlantic Revolutions, ed. with Alan Forrest and Michael Rowe (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016)
- Revisiting Prussia's Wars against Napoleon: History, Culture, and Memory (Cambridge University Press, 2015)
- Halbtags oder Ganztags: Zeitpolitiken von Kinderbetreuung und Schule nach 1945 im europäischen Vergleich, ed. with Konrad H. Jarausch (Beltz-Juventa, 2015)
- Gender and the Long Postwar: Reconsiderations of the United States and the Two Germanys, 1945–1989, ed. with Sonya Michel (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014)
Courses Taught (as schedule allows)
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to add to Filofacts on Wild Swimming
from 50 Top Places To Swim Outdoors
Adrian Tierney-Jones, Telegraph, 9.8.08
full at http://tinyurl.com/crfm7nd
includes some coastal beaches and open-air pools
for a full guide to open-air pools see www.lidos.org.uk/
for more Filofacts, see http://tinyurl.com/oscthjf/
The Cam at Grantchester Meadows (TL 445571)
Pass the last house on Grantchester Road and follow the path down to the river.
Delamere Forest (SJ 553722)
Access is via a sandy beach opposite the Carriers Inn.
Nantwich Outdoor Brine Pool
Wall Lane, Nantwich
Opened in 1934, this is the last surviving inland brine pool in the country.
Lusty Glaze Beach , Newquay (SW 822625)
Privately owned but open to the public at the time of writing.
Sea Pool , Summerleaze Beach, Bude
Kate Rew cites this as "an enticing mixture of wild tidal pool swim and lido".
Jubilee Pool , Penzance
Largest open-air seawater pool of its kind still open in the UK.
St Nectan's Kieve, nr Tintagel (SX 081885)
Hidden gorge where a double waterfall has scooped out a fair-sized plunge pool. Entrance fee.
Crummock Water , Buttermere (NY 175175)
Near Scale Force, the highest waterfall in the Lakes.
Wastwater (NY 176069)
Swim in the shadow of Scafell Pike.
Burgh Island, Bigbury on Sea (SX 650441)
Wild Swim author Kate Rew recommends an anti-clockwise perambulation at the slack point of high tide. Cross to the island by "sea tractor" and enter the sea in front of the Pilchard Inn.
The Plym at Cadover Bridge, nr Shaugh Prior (SX 554646)
Dozens of pools and waterfalls upstream from here.
The Erme at Ivybridge (SX 637571)
Park under the railway viaduct and walk 40-50 metres upstream to find a lovers' pool, all dark and shaded. Continue up to the higher weir pool and then on to the delightful dappled Trainman's Pool.
Tinside Lido
Hoe Road, Plymouth
On the foreshore of the Hoe.
Topsham Swimming Pool
Fore Street, Topsham
Small freshwater pool, heated.
River Taw at Belstone, Dartmoor (SX 621930)
Park by an open grassy area in the village and follow the road and then a track towards Belstone Tor, walking alongside the Taw as it slips down from the moor. The swimming hole is the first deep place you come to.
Burton Bradstock (SY 482890)
Two miles from Bridport.
Walpole Bay Pool
Cliftonville, Margate (ND 376494)
Art deco lift transports swimmers from the town down to its beach location. Margate also has a tidal swimming pool in Town Bay.
Hampstead Ponds (TQ 273862)
Kenwood Ladies' Pond, the Men's Bath Pool and the Mixed Pond.
New Brighton (SJ 306945)
Pollution controls and a spot of municipal TLC on the long sandy beaches make this once again a delightful place to swim. Harrison Drive Beach is the "in" spot.
Holkham Beach, nr Wells-next-the-Sea (TF 919451)
Seasoned beach-users suggest surf shoes to avoid weaver fish stings. Keep an eye on the tides.
Linhope Spout, Breamish River, near Ingram (NT 959171)
For adventurous older children and adults.
Thames at Port Meadow, Oxford (SP 4908)
Wild swimming pioneer Rob Fryer recommends the Binsey side as the best place to swim from – but children might prefer the stretch es that passes through Wolvercote.
The Thames at Clifton Hampden (SU 549955)
Park by the Barley Mow and join the river by the bridge as it drifts downstream to Dorchester and sandy bays shelve away to deeper water.
Hanmer Mere, Hanmer (SJ 454390)
Follow the path through woodland on the eastern side of the lake to reach a sandy bay.
River Barle at Cow Castle, Simonsbath (SS 793375)
The Barle rises on Exmoor and makes its way to the Exe near Dulverton. Along the way are hidden pools with crystal-clear water, none more so than this.
Mermaid's Pool
Thorncliffe, near Leek (SK 040613)
Peat-stained moorland pool close to the Mermaid Inn off the A53 north of Leek, also known as Blakesmere.
Walberswick Beach (TM 496743)
It's popular, so plump for early-morning or evening swims .
Covehithe Beach (TM 527818)
Between Southwold and Lowestoft .
Waveney River at Outney Common, Bungay (TM 334908)
Waterlog author Roger Deakin described the Waveney as his favourite river. Dan Start suggests slipping into its watery embrace as it curves around Outney Common.
Frensham Great Pond (SU 846405)
Eight centuries after the Bishop of Winchester built this for his fish, the Great Pond is a favoured spot for families seeking a little gentle paddling and swimming.
Pells Outdoor Swimming Pool
Brook Street, Lewes – www.pellspool.org.uk
Built on the site of original pool opened in 1860, making it the oldest of its kind in the UK.
Gormire Lake
Sutton Bank, Thirsk (SE 504833)
Access is off the Cleveland Way via the Sutton Bank Nature Trail.
The Wharfe at Bolton Abbey, nr Skipton (SE 076543)
Sandy beach ideal for safe paddling and picnicking. Upstream of the bridge lie deeper waters and the chance of a proper swim.
Ilkley Lido
Small but luxurious pool with slide and central fountain.
Stainforth Force, near Settle (SD 818671)
Three pools: Fosse, Long Eel and Robin Hood. Long Eel is best for longer swims.
Loch Ness
Drumnadrochit, Invernesshire (NH 530288)
Wild Swimming author Daniel Start recommends entering the water from a small beach opposite Urquhart Castle, where there is good shallow access.
Loch Lomond
Nr Inversnaid, Stirlingshire (NN 332100)
Head for the northern part of the Loch where Rob Roy's cave can be found. From here enter the water down a steep tree-lined rocky side.
Easdale Island, Oban (SX 621 930)
Easdale is a tiny, car-free island 16 miles south of Oban that is reached by ferry. Once a busy slate quarrying area, one of the quarries is now a swimmers' pool.
Talisker Bay
Nr Carbost, Isle of Skye (NG 313302)
Looks unpromising but persevere.
Plodda Falls
Nr Tomich, Invernesshire (NH 277238)
A stiff half-hour forest walk, concluding with a challenging scramble, brings the adventurous to a reviving plunge pool at the bottom of Scotland's highest waterfall. A stunning site for diving and swimming, though not for the faint-hearted.
Stonehaven Open Air Swimming Pool, Aberdeenshire
Olympian-sized salt-water swimming pool.
Trinkle Outdoor Swimming Pool
Wick, Caithness (ND 376494)
On the edge of Wick past the old coastguard station.
Llyn Idwal
Nant Ffrancon, Snowdonia (grid ref SH 6459)
Park by Llyn Ogwen and walk up for about a mile.
Snowdonia (SH 7065)
A difficult but rewarding hike from the Conwy Valley.
Llyn Cau
Cadair Idris, Snowdonia (SH 718124)
A challenging hike to get to it, in the shadow of the mountain.
Angel Bay
Penrhyn Bay, Llandudno, Gwynedd (SH 816827)
Porth Dyniewaid on the map – shingle beach with fairly steep shelving leading out to deep water. Good diving on the east side of the cove, but don't swim beyond the headland (strong currents).
The Usk at Crickhowell Bridge, Powys (SO 215181)
Escape the crowds by making for the locally popular Galvey Pool, upstream alongside Bulpit Meadows. Alternative swims are suggested by Rob Fryer, head of the Farleigh and District River Swimming Club, who points to places from the town bridge downwards.
The Wye at Parc Waun Capel, Rhayader (SO 967683)
Downstream from the town bridge is a pebble beach, but avoid the pool immediately upstream from the bridge, where the current is strong. Slightly further upstream, behind the sheep market , is a cascade of water leading to a pool, with a shallow weir behind.
Caerfai Bay
St David's, Pembrokeshire (SM 7624)
A steepish walk down the cliff from the car park brings you to a pleasant pebbly beach. Swim around to the quiet cove on the left and you'll find a small stretch of pristine sand protected by cliffs.
Pwllau Maen Mawr , Glyntawe, Powys (SN 8525)
North of Glyntawe, turn left off the A4067 (by the Tafarn-y-Garreg pub) and after a couple of miles you'll come to the Maen Mawr standing stones. Here you'll find a long stretch of safe paddling pools in the Tawe.


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What game is the best of the best in this week's North American PlayStation Store update? There's plenty to choose from in this week's new batch of additions to Sony's PlayStation Network. Which will you choose?
Alien Breed: Impact, Deadliest Warrior: The Game and Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction lead the list of new games that you can pay to play, with a pair of PS One Imports joining them. Demos for some of those PS3 games are also available, alongside Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and Topatoi.
Look for new downloadable music for Rock Band and Def Jam Rapstar in the long list below. Curiously, the recently released Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock has nothing new on offer.
Games & Demos for PlayStation 3
Deadliest Warrior: The Game ($9.99)
Alien Breed: Impact ($14.99)
Topatoi demo
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow demo
Deadliest Warrior: The Game demo
Alien Breed: Impact demo
PS One Imports - Arcade Hits: Outlaws of the Lost Dynasty ($5.99)
PS One Imports - Magical Drop F ($5.99)
Games & Demos for PSP
Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction ($29.99)
PSP minis - Fort Commander: King's Gambit ($4.49)
PSP minis - Urbanix ($4.99)
PSP minis - Apache: Overkill ($2.99)
PSP minis - Actual Crimes: Jack the Ripper ($3.99)
PSP minis - Shapo ($4.99)
Add-ons & Expansions
WWE Smackdown VS Raw 2011 – Online Axxess ($9.99)
EyePet – Robot Pack ($2.99)
EyePet – Fairy Pack (free)
BUZZ!: The 80′s Quiz ($5.99)
Sports Champions – Unlock All ($1.99)
Sports Champions – Haunted Pack ($4.99)
Medal of Honor – Online Pass ($9.99)
NHL 20th Anniversary Bauer Boost Pack ($6.99)
Clash of the Titans: Athena's Request Quest Pack ($9.99)
PlayStation Home Advanced Pack ($9.99)
PlayStation Home Expert Pack ($14.99)
Rock Band tracks
- "Children of the Revolution" by T. Rex ($1.99)
- "Cosmic Dancer" by T. Rex ($1.99)
- "Jeepster" by T. Rex ($1.99)
- "Driver 8" by R.E.M. ($1.99)
- "It's the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)" by R.E.M. ($1.99)
- "Living Well is the Best Revenge" by R.E.M. ($1.99)
- "Radio Free Europe" by R.E.M. ($1.99)
- "Stand" by R.E.M. ($1.99)
- "Superman" by R.E.M. ($1.99)
- "These Days" by R.E.M.($1.99)
- "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" by R.E.M.($1.99)
- R.E.M. Pack 1 ($13.49) – "These Days," "What's the Frequency Kenneth," "It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)," "Living Well Is the Best Revenge," "Stand," "Superman," "Driver 8," and "Radio Free Europe" by R.E.M.
- T.Rex Pack 1 ($5.49) – "Jeepster," "Chlidren of the Revolution," and "Cosmic Dancer" by T. Rex
- "Betty and Me" by Jonathan Coulton ($1.99)
- "Death Quota for Purification" by The Myriad Burial ($0.99)
- "Hey There Mr. Brooks" by Asking Alexandria ($1.99)
- "Infected Nation" by Evile ($1.99)
- "Shallow Waters" by Amberian Dawn ($1.99)
Def Jam Rapstar tracks
- "Bad Boy For Life" by Diddy ($1.99)
- "I'm So Hood (Remix)" by DJ Khaled ($1.99)
- "Paid in Full" by Eric B. & Rakim ($1.99)
- "Low" by Flo Rida ($1.99)
- "All The Above" by Maino ($1.99)
- "Rapper's Delight" by Sugarhill Gang ($1.99)
Game Videos
Pulse 10/5 Edition
Dragon Ball Raging Blast 2 – Trailer #3
ModNation Racers – Artists Spotlight: Kazunori Yamauchi (GT5)
Mafia II – Jimmy's Vendetta Trailer
Medal of Honor – High Value Target Trailer
Themes, Wallpapers & Avatars
Soaring Toasters Dynamic Theme ($2.99)
Swords & Soldiers – Viking
Swords & Soldiers – Chinese
Swords & Soldiers – Aztecs
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves GOTY Wallpaper 1
Uncharted 2: Among Theives GOTY Wallpaper 2
PixelJunk Racers 2nd Lap Wallpaper # 4
Darkstalkers Avatars (x2) ($0.49)
Mega Man 10 Avatars (x3) ($0.49)
Street Fighter Avatars (x7) ($0.49)
Sales, Price Drops & Bundles
Wakeboarding HD w/ Dynamic Theme – (Special Offer bundled with Dynamic Theme $9.99)
Rayman – Sale (PS3/PSP) (now $2.99, original price $5.99) **Part of the PlayStation 15th Anniversary Sale
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Resurgence Package – Sale (PS3) (now $7.49, original price $14.99)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Stimulus Package – Sale (PS3) (now $7.49, original price $14.99)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 French Resurgence Package – Sale (PS3) (now $7.49, original price $14.99) (Available to Canadian users)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 French Stimulus Package – Sale (PS3) (now $7.49, original price $14.99) (Available to Canadian users)
PSP minis - Tetris Permanent Price Drop (PS3/PSP) (now $4.99, original price $9.99)
Flying Tiger PSP Themes (x14) – Permanent Price Drop (now $1.49, original price $1.99)
PlayStation Plus
Wired Skulls Theme (Free & Exclusive to PlayStation Plus Subscribers)
Bubble Trubble (Free to PlayStation Plus Subscribers)
Qore Episode 29: October (Single Episode) (Free to PlayStation Plus Subscribers)
Wakeboarding HD Dynamic Theme (Free to PlayStation Plus Subscribers)
Heavy Rain Origami Dog Avatar (Free to PlayStation Plus Subscribers)
Alien Breed: Impact (PlayStation Plus Price $11.24, original price $14.99)
Wakeboarding HD Game w/ Dynamic Theme (PlayStation Plus Price $7.99, original price $9.99)
Arcade Hits: Outlaws of the Lost Dynasty (PlayStation Plus Price $3.00, original price $5.99)
Magical Drop F (PlayStation Plus Price $3.00, original price $5.99)


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Here I am offering up my 1956 BMW Isetta 300 bubble window I have spent the last 5 years restoring
and sorting.I purchased this car in 2013 in Tennessee. The previous owner said that the car originally came from
Ohio, which coincides with the original Buckeye sticker on the back window. The body and chassis of this car have matching numbers
The engine that is in it is from 1957. To startthe restoration the body of the car was very straight and rust free with only a little rust repair
on the lower front fenders and a hole in the battery box, very minor stuff. The car was resprayed factory color ResedaGreen, my personal favorite Isetta color!
David Rabb helped me with my custom Tartan pleated seat cover I wanted so badly as well asa interior panel kit which I covered myself.
I had Cornett in Germany make me a green Isetta sunvisor to match. I have also installed a Flat4 Petri banjo steering wheel with a golden lady horn button... So cool.. (the original steering wheel comes with the carand can easily be remounted).The majority of the parts I purchased for therestoration was from Isettas R us, they do a great job of supplying only the highest quality parts, I was impressed.Isetta Service in Germany and Isetta John all really came through too. Ihighly recommend these 3 toanyone restoring a Isetta.I love this car and have spent countless hours on it. and now my father and I are building 3 more bubble windowIsettas
Please ask any and all questions you might have before bidding! The car is located in Mason City Iowa for inspection before auction is over
A $500 Non refundable deposit is due at the end of the auction.Clear Iowa title in hand!
I created a blog when I first started the restoration of this Isetta
Itcan be seen here: http://isettabubblewindow.blogspot.com/
more pictures can bee seen here.. https://www.flickr.com/photos/greentreescooters/albums/72157644166041080
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td9jpWmCHbwOn Jun-30-18 at 12:18:37 PDT, seller added the following information:
Fire up the bubble! video link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJtcsHWAgKQ


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There are many taxi companies in Ottawa. Some do well with telephone reservations, others have stands at major shopping malls or hotels. If you are not in Ottawa, the city, use a taxi company based in the city where you are staying or visiting... they'll usually be quicker to pick you up.
Rates for taxi are $2.10 to start plus about $1.10 per kilometre. You can usually get around downtown for around $5-$7. Trips between downtown and the airport are $20 average.
Oh, yes, and if your driver was courteous and helpful, it is the custom to tip him (or her)! Tips on tipping.
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Polly's returns to the Roundhouse UNSW
Pollys returns to the Roundhouse for our 54th Birthday - the Bitches of Broadway. And tickets are now on sale.
Pollys has moved to online ticketing. Just like booking for the theatre, you select your own seats and pay for them with a credit card. Your tickets are emailed to you and you can either print them or display them on your smartphone for us to scan on the night.
To book, click below. This will take you to our online ticket provider, Stickytickets. Click on the yellow BUY TICKETS button at the top of the screen and then select the seats you want from the floor plan. Follow the instructions to finalise your purchase. (If you purchase concession tickets, you will need to present your proof of entitlement such as a Senior's card, on the night.)
Get ready to see those bitches dish the dirt!
The Bitches Of Broadway
7:00 PM Sat 21 Jul at Roundhouse, Kensington, NSW. Join us for the Pollys 54th birthday dance - The Bitches Of Broadway.
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On February 8 2014, I traveled up to New York to meet and shoot Kat & Val's engagements. In July, I shot their wedding and on February 7 2015, I went up to New York again to shoot their maternity photos. I'm so lucky to have met these two and am very happy to call them my friends. I spent 8 hours in NYC this time and drove all around the city and to their house in Queens. Baby Gabriella Grace Benitez is due in March and I can't wait to meet her!
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I am Robin Vansal, the author of "robin's impressions" and your friend.
I am currently [2014-15] studying SYBCom and meanwhile a Diploma in Mechanical Engg. But i had a deep liking for anime. I wanted to pursue a career in animation but situations landed me in the field of engineering and accounting. Nevertheless, i opened the door to my world by creating and dedicating this blog for those who like anime as much as i do…
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February 22, 2012
When moving to the western Massachusetts area for school, one may find themselves disappointed when turning on the radio. Compared to areas with reception from Boston or other large cities, out-in-the-sticks choices are slim.
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Next to buying a home, selling a home is the largest financial transaction most people will ever make in their lives. While the process can seem intimidating, with the right preparation and a few simple steps you can sell your home for what it is really worth, or as close as possible to that amount.
Orly Chen, with her years of experience and personal knowledge of Bergen County, can help you avoid the common pitfalls of selling a home. With her savvy professional advice, you will save time, money and frustration.
Check out the following tips and contact Orly when you are ready to sell your home for the best possible price.
Hire a Real Estate Agent
Homesellers who use a real estate agent generally receive a better price for their home than sellers who try to represent themselves. An award-winning real estate agent like Orly Chen can alert you to fast-changing conditions, and get your home sold in a timeframe that works for you.
A real estate agent removes the emotion from a home sale, a highly sensitive topic for most clients. With the guidance of a professional like Orly, homesellers can steer clear of personal feelings, which while meaningful, might cloud their better financial judgment.
When you hire a real estate agent, you remove yourself from the day-to-day burdens of interacting with sellers. Matters like marketing, including open houses, and price negotiations fall on the real estate agent, who is your expert and representative.
Get Your Home in Shape
There is no doubt about it. A well kept home attracts more buyers in a shorter timeframe than a home that looks run down. Slight aesthetic changes also can increase the price a buyer is willing to pay. Here are some simple and inexpensive steps that should be completed before you begin to show your home:
– Touch up interior and exterior paint where needed.
– Install new carpeting and flooring if yours appears worn or outdated.
– Clean up the front of your home for "curb appeal": a positive first impression.
– Keep bushes and plants trimmed, and make sure the lawn is mowed. Rake leaves and shovel snow according to the seasons.
– Maintain a clean, uncluttered interior without odors. Be careful about evidence of pets.
– Create a space free for the buyer by minimizing family photos and personal objects.
– Clean out the garage and basement to eliminate the appearance of excess items.
– Address lurking problems ahead of time by considering a pre-listing inspection.
– Consider contacting a professional stager to give your home the right feeling.
Listing Your Home
– Give space to potential buyers by going elsewhere when they come to visit your home.
– Welcome buyers with the friendly gesture of fresh flowers in the entry area.
– Be flexible if buyers do not match your listed price. Listen to your real estate agent's advice.
– If several months pass with few or no offers, consider lowering your price.
– Be patient if it takes longer than you hoped to sell your home. You will find a buyer.
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KACE AGENT UPDATE to 7.0.763 not completing inventory
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I pushed the Kace agent 7.0.763 go a few machines for testing. When I view these machines in inventory they have not reported for several days and still states the agent is on version 6.4.522. But when I view the machines in device detail individually the agent version is correct 7.0.763. The force inventory tab is gone, but I do get the option to refresh. When refresh it stays on Agent has been asked for updated inventory information. Any ideas?
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Hi Alacsina,
I created a SR for you and going to have it assigned to an agent to assist you. There's been some issues with the agents checking in with 7.0 and they should be able to help you find out what issue you're running into.
Did you get any fixes for this issue? We have this same issue after upgrading our server to version 7 and have a mix of 7.0.643 and 6.4.522 PCs that will not complete an inventory. We have had a SR open for a while and have applied one KB they sent us but have had no resolution to this. I'd be curious to see what your resolution was for this.
Our anti-virus application control was blocking Windows PowerShell. The Kace agent 7.0.643 needs PowerShell in order to run correctly.
We excluded PowerShell for only few users for testing and the agent is working correctly. We are working with the vendor only to exclude PowerShell or konea.exe for Kace.
We got our issue with this resolved. We had Quest remote in and check the database integrity and they found no issues there. The only other things we did was:
Our Asset Type for Device had the Mapped Inventory Field set to None. We changed this to System Name.
Quest also restarted the services (Though we have done this 3 times in troubleshooting) and now everything appears to be working.
Hopefully you can look at those two options for yours and it'll get you in the right direction. Good Luck.
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2015-06-06 21:04 Good morning! After breakfast, went jogging and then gym. Will go to rehearsal later! Toronto's weather is great. Heard both shows are sold out! Give thanks! Hallelujah! P.S. Maybe lack of sleep, so today's double eyelids are very pronounced. Haha!
早晨,吃完早餐,跑步後健身,之後出發綵排!多倫多天氣很好,聽說兩場已爆滿,感恩!Hallelujah !p.s.可能睡得不太夠,今天雙眼皮很深哈哈!! haha!!
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This study, "THE IMPACT OF FDI ON ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH EMPLOYMENT GENERATION IN NIGERIA" contains concise information that will serve as a framework or guide for your project work. The project study is well-researched for academic purposes and are usually provided in complete chapters with adequate References.
Keywords: THE IMPACT OF FDI ON ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH EMPLOYMENT GENERATION IN NIGERIA
1.0 Background to the Study
With the advent of globalization, transfer of capital across country boarders has been on the increase. This is done either through green field investment or through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Such investments are believed to compliment domestic investment, and either directly or indirectly increases output, employment and thus boosts economic growth in the host economy. For these reasons, developing countries all over the world especially in Africa have made considerable efforts to attract FDI. The United Nation Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) 2007, reports that FDI inflow to Africa has increased from $9.68 Billion in 2000 to $1.3 Trillion in 2006.
In Nigeria, FDI during the pre-independence and post-independent periods have been wide spread in the economy. However, the emergence of various policies and reform (the indigenization policy of 1972 and 1977 amongst others) by the government has narrowed the scope of FDI inflow in the country. The relaxation of these policies and effort to make the environment conducive for foreign investors seem to have resulted in large inflow of FDI into the country. As at 2005 Nigeria is the second largest recipient of FDI in Africa and the tenth developing country recipient of FDI in the world (WDI, 2005). Also UNCTAD world investment report 2006 shows that FDI inflow to West Africa is mainly dominated by inflow into Nigeria who received about 70 percent of the sub-regional total and 11percent of Africa's total. Out of this, the oil sector alone received about 90 percent of FDI in Nigeria, making it a major contribution to the country's GDP and major source of government revenue.
Similarly the economy is said to be growing over the years. According to AEO 2013, currently the economy is said to be growing at 6.6% as at 2012. However, it is not just enough for an economy to record impressive growth but such growth should be inclusive, such that it translates to improvements in the quality of life and provides equal economic opportunities. ADB (2007) points out that unequal access to economic opportunities often exacerbates income inequality which has left substantial number of people still lacking reliable and affordable access to cline water and sanitation. If theses disparities remain over looked they could threaten fragile political consensus for economic reforms or even political stability. Therefore to remove disparities inclusive growth strategies need to be adopted that would create equal economic opportunities for every members of the society (ADB, 2007). The economic growth experience in Nigeria cannot be said to be inclusive with unemployment rate as high as 23.9 percent, poverty incidence of 69 percent, high inequality (0.447 Gini coefficient) and increasing economic/political instability in the country (NBS, 2010). Therefore this study looks at FDI, economic growth and unemployment in Nigeria in the light of inclusiveness.
1.1 Statement of the Problem
Nigeria just like every other developing nation have made several efforts in attracting reasonable amount of FDI into the country to help in it development. This is evident in its efforts in providing enabling environment for investors through the repeal of laws that are inimical to foreign investment growth, promulgation of investment laws, various overseas trips for image laundry by both the president and the various state governors. It is evident that these efforts have produced some results. This is because FDI inflow into the country measured in US Dollars at current prices and current exchange rates in millions has increased by 322.7 percent between 1999 and 2005. It further increased by 79% between 2005 and 2011 before decreasing to by 21 percent between 2011 and 2012, while the real GDP growth rate increased from 0.47 percent in 1999 to as high as 21.3 percent in 2002 before dropping to 7.4 percent in 2011 and further dropped to 6.4 percent in 2012 (UNCTAD, 2013).
Existing literature has pointed out that one of the spillover effects of FDI in host country include employment generation and technological transfer. In spite of the impressive growth recorded in FDI there are no indications that employment has grown proportionately and this explains why the overall growth has also not produce measurable outcome in terms of employment. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) unemployment rate in Nigeria increased to 23.9 percent in 2011 from 21.10 percent in 2010. From 2006 to 2011, unemployment rate average 14.6 percent reaching an all time high of 23.9 percent in December 2011 and a record low of 5.3 percent in December 2006. This is an indication that the economy has been experiencing jobless growth which has translated into high poverty incidence in the country. The country's poverty incident rose from 28.1 percent in 1980 to 46.3 percent, 42.7 percent and 65.6 percent in 1985, 1992 and 1996 respectively before dropping to 54.7 percent in 2004 (NBS, 2007).
Similarly, Osita (2012) noted that, the country's poverty rate measured by those living on less than $1 a day has rose to 61 percent in 2010 and in a similar manner, income inequality has widen at a rate unprecedented in the economic history of the country. He further mentions that economic growth in Nigeria has not created meaningful employment as unemployment has become intractable especially among the youth. More so income of the majority has not risen, while access to education and health may have improved in the country but its quality has declined significantly. This simply indicates that growth in Nigeria has not been inclusive. A principal link through which economic growth is transmitted to the poor is through employment generation. This makes providing equal employment opportunities very important for development of any nation. Emanating from the problems stated, this study seeks to answer the following questions :-
1.2 Research Question
i. Has the growth of FDI impacted on economic growth?
ii. Why has the growth not impacted on unemployment rate?
iii. What is the impact of FDI on unemployment in Nigeria?
1.3 Objectives of the Study
The broad objective of this study is to determine the impact between FDI and economic growth on one hand and FDI and employment in Nigeria on the other hand, in the light of inclusive growth. Other specific objectives include;
i. To determine the impact of FDI on economic growth in Nigeria.
ii. To determine the impact of economic growth on Unemployment.
iii. To determine the impact of FDI on unemployment.
1.4 Scope of the Study
The study looks at FDI, Economic growth and unemployment in Nigeria. The study covers the period between 1970 and 2014, this is because Nigeria experienced some important events during this period such as the indigenization policy, introduction of Structural Adjustment Programm (SAP), civil war among others. Therefore the choice of this period will help in providing better understanding and predicting the fluctuations in the subject matter.
1.5 Justifications for the Study
This study contributes to the literature by looking at of FDI, economic growth and unemployment in Nigeria, hence addressing the country's specific dimension to the FDI growth debate and also to determine if economic growth being recorded in the country has any meaningful impact on unemployment. This research work will be useful for individual to make necessary investment decisions, corporate organization can also use it to make meaningful managerial decision and government bodies to make policies that will better the living standard of people. It also serves as reference for further studies in the area of knowledge.
1.6 Organization of the Study
This study is organized into five (5) chapters; Chapter one is the introductory part which consists of the problem statement, aims and objectives of the study, justification of the study, and limitations of study, as well as organization of chapter or plan of the work. Chapter two is the literature review of the subject matter, which starts with the conceptual framework, review of relevant theories and the empirical review. Chapter three introduces all the method and methodologies that are used for the study. Chapter four deals with the data analysis and interpretation which uses the methodology already defined in chapter three. The last chapter which is the chapter five consists of the summary, conclusion and recommendations.
Keywords: THE IMPACT OF FDI ON ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH EMPLOYMENT GENERATION IN NIGERIA


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CAIRO: Egypt on Saturday said there is a 90 percent chance that hidden chambers will be found within King Tutankhamun�s tomb, based on the preliminary results of a new exploration of the 3,300-year-old mausoleum.
Researchers say the discovery of a new chamber could shine new light on one of ancient Egypt�s most turbulent times, and one prominent researcher has theorized that the remains of Queen Nefertiti might be inside.
Egypt began the search for the hidden chamber last week. Announcing the results of three days of testing in the southern city of Luxor, Antiquities Minister Mamdouh el-Damaty said the findings will be sent to Japan for a monthlong analysis before the search is resumed.
Luxor, in southern Egypt, served as the pharaonic capital in ancient times, and is home to sprawling temples and several ancient tombs.
British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves theorizes that Tutankhamun, better known as King Tut, who died at the age of 19, may have been rushed into an outer chamber of what was originally Nefertiti�s tomb. Famed for her beauty, Nefertiti was the subject of a famous 3,300-year-old bust.
Reeves reached his theory after high-resolution images discovered what he said were straight lines in King Tut�s tomb. These lines, previously hidden by color and the stones� texture, indicate the presence of a sealed chamber, he said. The images were later broadcast live on national television last September.
Nefertiti was the primary wife of the Pharaoh Akhenaten, who unsuccessfully attempted to switch Egypt to an early form of monotheism. Akhenaten was succeeded by a pharaoh referred to as Smenkhare and then Tut, who is widely believed to have been Akhenaten�s son.
Tut, Nefertiti, and Akhenaten�s family ruled Egypt during one of its most turbulent times, which ended with a military takeover by Egypt�s top general at the time, Horemheb. The whole family�s names were wiped out from official records later on.