81. Catholic Diocese Of Fairbanks Current Events Home Page current events. Choosing Forgiveness. A Street). Nationallyand Internationally noted speaker and humanitarian. Bud Welch. http://www.cbna.info/current/current.html

Home Page - Current Events From the Desk of Bishop Kettler The fifty days of Lent are a time when our people are willing and anxious to do some things special. The most important thing we can do as their ministers is to encourage this participation and offer them opportunities or suggestions about what they might do. I suggest activities that center on the three main themes of Lent: Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving. Some examples: PRAYER 1. Special Family Prayer every day - perhaps at meal time. 2. Additional personal prayer every day - 10 minutes of prayer and 10 minutes of Sacred Scripture reading. 3. Attendance at some daily Masses. Resolving to attend all of the Holy Week Liturgies. 4. Receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Penance) at least once during Lent. 5. Attend parish Stations of the Cross. 6. Say the rosary every day (including the new set of Mysteries of the Rosary). FASTING 1. Eat no meat on Ash Wednesday and Fridays during Lent (abstinence). 2. Do not eat between meals and eat smaller meals on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday (fast). 3. Do some personal fasting: give up something (food, TV, etc.); eating less, not eating between meals or that night time snack, using Wednesdays and Fridays as special days for fasting.

82. Hemispheres: Current Events http://inic.utexas.edu/hemispheres/currentevents.html

Home Page Business/Community Outreach Current Events Events Archive ... Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Current Events Upcoming Seminars and Workshops: Explorers, Traders, and Immigrants: Tracking Cultural Contact through Food June 9-11, 2003, on the University of Texas Campus. Note new dates! For centuries, different cultures around the world have interacted through trade, migration, exploration, conquest and other social forces. But how can we track this contact and understand its effects on these cultures? And how can we present it in the classroom? Join Hemispheres' annual Summer Teacher's Institute for an innovative discussion of cultural contact and one of its most profound and basic lingering effects on the world: the very food we eat. Click here for more information Other Events: Good Reads Hemispheres' international fiction reading group meets the last Wednesday of every month. For more upcoming events, be sure to check out the upcoming offerings from the four NRCs: Center for Asian Studies Calendar Institute for Latin American Studies Calendar Center for Middle Eastern Studies Calendar UT Directory ... UT Direct

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Events June 2003 Planning and Building More Livable Communities Conference - More Info June 27 - 28, 2003, U.S. Grant Hotel - San Diego, CA California's population is expected to grow significantly in the near future - putting additional pressure on our water supplies, agricultural land, open space, air quality, housing supplies, transportation system, energy supplies, public health and safety, as well as other resources. But let your imagination soar! There are converging visions of California coming from many different sectors, all pointing in the direction of more sustainable development patterns. If we all plan together, California tomorrow could be a wonderful place to live, work and play. Please contact Michele Kelso at the LGC with specific questions at 916-448-1198 ext. 308 (email: mkelso@lgc.org) ONLINE REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE BEGINNING APRIL 7! Community Design Economic Development Energy Environment ... Contact Us

85. Current Events current events, Cultural Happenings and Announcements for the Schmidt College of Arts and Letters http://www.fau.edu/divdept/schmidt/events.htm

HIGHLIGHTS Wednesdays, March 12 - April 2; 7:00 p.m. FAU Boca Raton Campus. University Theater Saturday, April 5, 8 p.m. : Faculty and Friends Concert Tickets $10 Boca Raton campus Sunday, Apr. 6, 3 p.m. : Jazz Rats Tickets $10 Directed by Tim Walters, this 18-piece band is made up of some of the best and most noted jazz musicians in South Florida. Conctact Information: 561.297.3750 April 7, 2003, 4- 5:15 p.m.: An Approach to Professor E. Schuster's Legacy: Applications of Her Pedagogical Philosophy and Educational Techniques Ana Adriazola-Rodriguez, doctoral student, PhD Program in Comparative Studies; Room SO 105 Seminar Room, Student Academic Services Office Boca Raton Campus For further information, call 561.297.0035 Courtship/Valentines Day By Horton Foote Directed by Tim Dial April 4, 5, 10, 11,12 @ 8:00PM, April 6, 12 @ 2:00PM Studio I Two dramatic plays of courtship and marriage by one of America's most acclaimed screenwriters and playwrights traces the currents of family life back to their source in the struggle of the human spirit. Caught in a conflict as old as society itself, Elizabeth Vaughn is at once drawn and propelled toward Horace Robedaux, as the proud and wealthy Vaughns frown on their daughter's love for the orphaned clothing salesman.

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UTIG Contact: Kathy Ellins kellins@ig.utexas.edu" For release July 23, 2001 UTIG Press Releases The University of Texas at Austin establishes The John A. and Katherine G. School of Geosciences John A. Jackson, a retired Dallas oilman and noted philanthropist, has given $25 million to create the John A. and Katherine G. School of Geosciences at The University of Texas (UT) at Austin. The new school will unite the Department of Geological Sciences , The University of Texas Institute for Geophysics , and the Bureau of Economic Geology , bringing together more than 100 faculty and research scientists. "We now have one of the great centers for the study of geological sciences," said UT Austin President Larry R. Faulkner. He added, "The synergy expected from this partnership will ensure that The University of Texas at Austin maintains preeminence in education and research in the geosciences for generations to come." The UT Austin Department of Geological Sciences is one of the largest, most diverse and highly ranked geoscience departments in the U.S. Its 29 faculty and 11 researchers and lecturers are engaged in teaching at the graduate and undergraduate level, as well as fundamental and applied research. The Department’s doctoral program in stratigraphy and sedimentology is the top ranked in the U.S., and the paleontology, hydrogeology and tectonics doctoral programs are ranked in the top 10 nationally. The Department is unique in geosciences because of it "promote the growth, progress and development of geological education, research and graduate study at The University of Texas" with assets over $50 million before the Jackson gift. Mr. Jackson, who received his degree in petroleum geology from UT Austin in 1940, is an Honorary Life Member of the Geology Foundation.

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Click on Thumbnails to see larger image. For a printable file of this page Click Here MayFaire MayFaire, scheduled for the first weekend in May each year, has established itself as one of the premier fund raising events in Northcentral Montana. MayFaire weekend begins with a scramble format golf tournament at Meadow Lark Country Club. A gala evening is planned for Saturday night at The Mansfield Center for the Performing Arts at the Civic Center. A silent auction, elegant hors d’oeuvres, gourmet desserts, hosted beer and wine will lead into a concert in the Theatre followed by dance music in the Convention Center. Check out "Foundation News" for announcements of the featured artist and headline entertainment. Safety First Rally GiftLaw Teleconferences On a bi-annual basis in the Spring and Fall, the Foundation presents a live GiftLaw Teleconference broadcast by Crescendo Interactive. Nationally recognized experts present a variety of programs related to charitable gift planning. Continuing education credits are available for attorneys, Certified Public Accountants, Certified Bankers and Certified Financial Planners. For more information please call 455-5840. Community Education Healthcare in Our Community Education Series In an effort to inform the public about healthcare services available in Northcentral Montana, Benefis Healthcare Foundation offers an Education Series. Healthcare professionals present a variety of topics such as treatment of cardiovascular disease, pharmacy options and orthopedic problems, as well as information regarding a number of Benefis Healthcare Services.

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89. On Campus Events On Campus events, current events. The Asian American through the year. Pleaserefer to the following links to view current and past events. http://www.aasp.uiuc.edu/news/oncampusevents.htm

Home Introduction Academic Community News Internet News Events On campus Locally Nationally Current Events Events 1997-98 Events 1998-99 Events 1999-2000 Events 2000-01 ... Events 2002-2003 On Campus events, Current events The Asian American Studies Committee hosts and sponsors a wide variety of conferences, symposia, workshops, speakers, and other events through the year. Please refer to the following links to view current and past events. Events 2002-2003 Events 2001-2002 Events 2000-2001 Events 1999-2000 ... Events 1997-98

90. Arts For Hope Resources for Visitors to New York City. Finding Cultural Activities and ResourcesNationally. The site, however does not include current events listings. http://www.artsforhope.org/Arts/current.html

For more information on how to participate in the arts, please contact us Going to a gallery opening or a dance performance are some of the ways to enjoy the enormous amount of arts opportunities in New York City! From the web links on this page, you can search by art form and location to find what you are looking for. Or browse through some sites and find a new event to try out. You can find walking tours, photography exhibitions or Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway shows. Take some time to explore the arts organizations and neighborhoods of the City that you have never been to. Become an explorer in your own community! Here are some useful Web sites that can help you to navigate the wealth of opportunities waiting literally at your doorstep. An enormous listing by city of movies and entertainment guides, thousands of events and local websites of clubs community groups, libraries, cultural activities, millions of pages of local information. Off Broadway is the country's most artistically influential and culturally diverse theatre community and on any given day you can find literally dozens of productions playing throughout the City. This site is organized to help you find performances happening in every neighborhood in every style for every taste and budget. The Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York (A.R.T./New York) admits that all this variety can be a little overwhelming. So they designed Off Broadway Online so that, in a matter of moments, you can find exactly what you want.

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September 11, 1998 Vol.7 No.4 Governor Presents Grant to Challenger Learning Center WJU Participates in National Video Conference CAB Video Library Free to All WJU Participates in Day of Caring ... Help Wanted Governor Presents Grant to Challenger Learning Center WV Governor Cecil Underwood presented the Challenger Learning Center (CLC) $50,000 in state funds Wednesday, September 9. According to Nancy Sturm, education director at the CLC, the grant money will be used in three areas: To develop a pilot distance learning program for southern West Virginia schools. Train more than 100 teachers at the West Virginia Science Teachers Association in October. Subsidize missions for West Virginia schools. Sturm thanked Underwood and the state legislators for their commitment to educational programs in West Virginia. "This will allow the Challenger Learning Center to establish a pilot program to link classrooms in the southern part of the state with our facility. This program will allow those students, who might not otherwise have the chance, to fly a mission without ever leaving their school," Sturm said. Joining Underwood were senators and delegates from the First Senatorial District. They included: Senators Andy McKenzie, Ed Bowman and Jeff Kessler; as well as Delegates Gil White, Tal Hutchins, Tim Ennis, Roy Givens and Scott Varner.

92. Externall Calls From Nationally Funded Projects - LTSN Engineering External Calls. This page provides information on any current calls for participationfrom nationally funded engineering education projects. Related Information. http://www.ltsneng.ac.uk/ale/fundopps/external_calls.asp

Set whole site to Accessible view This page Accessible temporarily News: Engineering Education Searchable Archive Events Calendar: LTSN Engineering Past Events Other News: News from Materials LTSN Feature: Talking Point Our Working Groups Our Mini-Projects Funding Sources ... FE Information Networks: LTSN Eng Regional Networks HE/FE Networks Generic Networks Contact the Team: Contact Details How to find us Who's Who What's the LTSN?: Our Aims FAQ About the whole LTSN Network Get Involved: LTSN Eng Funding Opportunities Join our e-mail list Free Services: Mobile WAP service Browser Sidebar tabs Our Resource Bank SearchLT ... Generic Resources Resources on: Teaching Quality Enhancement Key Skills Employability Disability ... Distance Learning Other Resources: Journals Web links for Tutors Image Archives For Laughing: Cole's Lore Anecdotes... Engineering Jokes For Thinking: Well said...Quotes Puzzles Prize Crossword UK firm aims to make hybrid cars more affordable ... Resources now available from event on Foundation Degrees External Calls This page provides information on any current calls for participation from nationally funded engineering education projects.

93. Conferences, Tradeshows And Events: 2002 the rate for potential adverse drug events (ADEs) was host a Web conference featuringnationally recognized pediatric MD, on Patient Safetycurrent Future http://www.bridgemedical.com/events.shtml

Conferences, Tradeshows and Events: 2002 Learn more about patient safety issues and solutions at these events. Dec. 11-13, 2002 Sponsor: Joint Commission Resources, Inc./Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Palmer House Hilton Chicago, Ill. Call 877-223-6866 to register or click here Dec. 8-12, 2002 37th ASHP (American Society of Health-System Pharmacists) Mid-Year Clinical Meeting 2002 Visit Bridge at Booth 1746 Georgia World Congress Center Atlanta, Ga. On Mon. - Thurs. Dec. 9-12, Bridge clinicians will demonstrate MedPoint in Booths #1746 (Bridge) and #152 (AmerisourceBergen Corporation). Bridge executive and former hospital pharmacist Barbara Trohimovich, RPh, BSPharm , will speak on "Barcoding to Prevent Medication Errors" in the Booth #152 theatre three times daily at 12, 1 and 2:30 pm. Northern Michigan Hospital "Recognizing Institutional Benefits of a Barcode Point-Of-Care (BPOC) Medication Administration System" Dec. 8-11, 2002 14th Annual National Forum on Quality Improvement in Health Care "Move... Moving... Movement..."

94. The Arc Of Whatcom County - Parent Coalition Public Education Monthly informational mailings to keep you up todate on all the latest events happening locally and nationally. http://www.arcwhatcom.org/parent_coalition.html

Current Events About Us Donations / Pickup Parent Coalition ... Art Gallery Parent Coalition Click here to see the full logo and text description! COMING SOON! We will be offering an online version of our newsletter and archives of past newsletters in PDF format. Stay tuned for more details! Our Mission Statement Advocates to improve the quality of life, increase the independence, and assure the full inclusion in the community of any person with a developmental disability. The Arc of Whatcom County provides administrative support for a broad-based community coalition of persons with developmental disabilities and their parents/guardians. The purpose of the coalition is to develop and raise community awareness about the issues and needs of persons with developmental disabilities and their families; to serve as a resource to increase understanding of the developmental disability service system - accessing and utilizing it, how it works; and to provide advocacy, public education and organization to persons with developmental disabilities, and their parents/guardians. The goal is to enable persons with developmental disabilities and their parents/guardians to become effectively involved in defining the parameters of community service in Whatcom County. What does the Parent Coalition do?

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@import "/sitetech/extra.css"; Home What's new? Printable About ... Search the site You are in: Home See also: Traffic delays and streetwork information , including events CTC Cambridge list of rides - organised by the Cambridge DA Previous events To have your event listed, please fill in the Events Form or contact us April Tue 1 Monthly General Meeting 8:00pm, Friends' Meeting House, Jesus Lane (with tea and coffee from 7:30pm, and a chance to chat, and for us to introduce ourselves to new members). Wed 2 Cycle security coding Free cycle security coding at Cambridge Station Cycles, next to the Railway Station, between 5pm and 7pm. The security code is a deterrent to theft and enables bikes to be traced nationally. Fri 11 Newsletter review meeting am at Tatties. (See map for location Sun 13 Leisurely Ride Meet at at Hobbs Pavilion on Parker's Piece . A countryside ride, at a gentle pace. Mon 21 Social meeting Join us for a social gathering at , 5-7 Norfolk Street - from 7pm Sat 26 Cycle security coding Free cycle security coding at Park St Cycle Park between 10am and 2pm. The security code is a deterrent to theft and enables bikes to be traced nationally.

96. About Us: Events U CS F WOMEN ' S HEALTH A nationally DESIGNATED CENTER OF EXCELLENCE. http://www.ucsf.edu/wcc/AboutUs_events.html

University of California, San Francisco About UCSF A-Z Web Listing UCSF Search Campus Directory U C S F W O M E N ' S H E A L T H : A NATIONALLY DESIGNATED CENTER OF EXCELLENCE WCC Home About Us Innovative Approach Current Events Clinical Team About Bladder and Prolapse Problems Our Services ... Site Map A B O U T U S What's New New Providers New Research Educational Programs New Provider MEET THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR CLINICAL TEAM Sonia Ramamoorthy, MD is our newest colo-rectal surgeon. She specializes in fecal incontinence and pelvic floor disorders. Dr. Ramamoorthy graduted from Boston University School of Medicine. She completed her residency in general surgery at UC San Diego and fellowshiptraining in colorectal surgery at Washington University/Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Her research focuses on GI motility disorders and pelvic floor disorders. Back to top New Research UCSF Women's Continence Center providers are continuously conducting research to identify new methods for helping women with incontinence. Here are some highlights from several recent studies. To learn more, visit the

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About the CVC4 Current Events Archived Events Services to Region ... Home Comments/Suggestions: Project Director: Paul Meyers Webmaster: Matt Vandervoort CVC 2003 Student Support and Instructional Services Conference "Emerging student needs: the synthesis of the online and onsite environments" May 8 - 9, 2003 San Diego, CA Conference Proposals are no longer being accepted Vendor Area is full Contact Jennifer Curtis at 760-384-6239, to be put on the waiting list Keynote Speakers: Dr. Sally Johnstone "Issues and events affecting on-line Learning: What’s happening Nationally" Founding Director of the Western Cooperative for Educational Telecommunications Bio Information Dr. Keith Pratt and Dr. Rena Palloff "Virtual Students in Virtual Schoolhouses: How to Address the Characteristics and Needs of Today’s Online Student" Crossroads Consulting Group, Authors of numerous books dealing with Online Teaching and Learning Bio Information Don't Miss: Pre-Conference workshop with Dr. Keith Pratt and Dr. Rena Palloff

98. PhysicsWeb - Events - NBIC Convergence 2003 This conference will bring together a remarkable panel of nationally recognizedexperts to analyze the Sign up to our FREE events alerting service http://physicsweb.org/events/2482

Advanced site search events Type of event All types Conferences Exhibitions Schools Workshops Event dates Entire year January February March April May June July August September October November December Current events Approaching deadlines New events All events ... Change events password quick search Search for events NBIC Convergence 2003 http://www.infocastinc.com/NBIC/nbic.asp 05 Feb 2003 - 07 Feb 2003 Los Angeles, CA, United States Registration deadline: 02 Dec 2002 Subject area: Nanotechnology The convergence of nanoscience, biotechnology, information technology and cognitive science (NBIC) offers immense opportunities for the improvement of human abilities, social outcomes, the nation's productivity and its quality of life. This conference will bring together a remarkable panel of nationally recognized experts to analyze the opportunities NIBC convergence presents for human performance improvements. Organiser: Infocast ( http://www.infocastinc.com Contact details Sr. Conference Mgr. Nannette Mooney 22134 Sherman way Canoga Park 91303 CA United States E-mail: nannettem@infocastinc.com

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Sentara Nationally Ranked for eICU® Technology "InfoWorld 100" Honors the Most Technically Innovative Companies th InfoWorld Media Group, publisher of InfoWorld Magazine, announced the recipients of its annual InfoWorld 100 awards, which recognize the innovative use of technology by corporate information technology (IT) organizations. InfoWorld Media Group delivers in-depth analysis of enterprise technology and strategies to arrive at vital business solutions . "The eICU® project reaffirms that technology coupled with a culture of process improvement will create opportunities to dramatically improve quality of care, improve the quality of the clinician's work life and enhance financial performance" says Bert Reese, Sentara Chief Information Officer. "The lessons learned must be exploited in other environments of care" The InfoWorld 100 exemplifies the best of corporate IT. The companies that make the Top 100 list are achieving great success by putting the latest enterprise technology to use. Chosen and ranked by InfoWorld’s senior editors, these 100 organizations represent 2002’s greatest achievements in companies spanning 11 industries. The InfoWorld 100 was chosen based on their ability to leverage the latest technology to bolster business efforts, maximize return on investment, streamline business processes, reduce costs, save resources, improve customer service and create new streams of revenue.

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Enter Search Term EZ Pay-Free MCI Phone Card! April 6, 2003 Current Temp Home Local News Business Sparks Today ... Helpdesk Home Growing Literacy in Northern Nevada "If we, as a community, not turning our educated students then we are losing. We need to look at the big picture and do some investing in the future of our industry and our society." Literacy Outreach, sponsored by the Reno Gazette-Journal, strives to help improve literacy in Northern Nevada, starting in Washoe County classrooms. Literacy Outreach provides supplemental teaching materials, including newspapers from the Reno Gazette-Journal, to local classrooms. Literacy Outreach provides a unique educational tool for schools in supplying new teaching materials every day that help students become informed about current events. Currently over 100 traditional text books, providing students with current events happening locally, nationally and globally. Fundraising plays a vital role for increasing public awareness and placing papers in local classrooms. Subscribers support Literacy Outreach through Vacation Donations and other contributions, funds are raised through donations from local businesses and newspaper vendors, as well as through special events, including the Reno Gazette-Journal's "Spin to Win" wheel, which raises funds solely for Literacy Outreach.

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