Special Events Saturday Sunday general admission safety Week - Each May for a week the Community Benefit Committee concentrates on promoting the use of helmets for biking, blading and boarding http://www.porthuronhospital.org/giving/special events.htm
Extractions: Annual Golf Classic - Since 1980, the Annual Golf Classic, which is held on the 2nd Tuesday in July, has raised more than $620,000 net to support a wide variety of programs and services at Port Huron Hospital. Festival of Trees - Held annually, the weekend following Thanksgiving weekend at McMorran Place Arena in Port Huron. With over 75 decorated Christmas trees and many activities for children Festival of Trees is a great way to kick off the holiday season! There are many opportunities for involvement in addition to attending the event: sponsorships, designers, entertainment and volunteers. For more information or to make reservations call the Foundation office at 810.982.3776.
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Extractions: You are Here: BIACK Home > Prevention The Brain Injury Association of Chatham-Kent is committed to increasing awareness of Acquired Brain Injuries and their causes and to providing events and information to the community to help reduce the incidence of Acquired Brain Injury in Chatham-Kent. Information and Education Annual Events Resource Library Drop by our office and browse through our comprehensive library of books, journal articles, other printed materials, videotapes, cassette tape et notre resources francaises. What's New in our Library? Click here to read about what's avaiable. Speakers We offer speakers to schools, groups and organizations to talk about acquired brain injury, its effects, prevention and management. Simply contact our office for details. General BIACK Links Page Quick Facts about ABI Prevention Concussions and Sports Road Safety Medical Neuropharmacological Agents: Anticonvulsant Agents Talking with your Doctor Holiday Stress Tips for Families of Brain Injury Survivors Winter Safety Are your affairs in order? A Cargiver Checklist
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Extractions: Pedestrians and designs for the future Recent discussions about pedestrian safety have prompted studies about increased attention to right of way laws and of handicapped accessibility problems around the community. Ours is not the only community concerned about problems of pedestrian safety. With increased interest in health and fitness comes increased walked, biking, blading and skate boarding. As these increase, attention to how they interact with traffic patterns must be addressed. Looking back at the history of transportation proves to be interesting to see how we arrived at where we are today. Minnesotas lakes and rivers provided the first means of transportation for settlers and for trading posts. Some other notable happenings in our history of transportation include the Red River Ox Cart Trail of the early 1800s; the arrival of the first steamboat to visit Fort Snelling (the Virginia); the 1851 requirement of the Minnesota Territorial Legislature for all healthy men between the ages of 21 and 50 years of age to work three days a year building roads; and the first bridge built over the Mississippi River in 1855 at St. Anthony Falls. Enhancing quality of life for residents ranks very high on every citys list of priorities. Whether in the metropolitan area or in greater Minnesota, cities are making their communities more friendly to pedestrians and realizing a number of associated benefits. Cities are looking at an integrated approach to transportation planning that expands infrastructure investments and policies to serve the multiple goals of economic development, environmental enhancement, and social occasion.
Extractions: Rye Airfield readies to let local skaters take off By Richard Fabrizio, RYE The new Rye Airfield is cleared for takeoff next month, but planes won't be flying through the air. Instead, the air space is reserved for boarders, bladers and bikers. Rye Airfield now features a state-of-the-art indoor center for skateboarders, inline skaters and BMX bike riders. "State-of-the-art" gets tossed around like "new and improved," so let the facts of this facility speak for themselves.
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Bike Helmets Are "Ticket To Safety" bicycle riders in King County wear a fastened, safetyapproved helmet. in $100 shoes to protect their feet yet biking, blading and boarding without helmets http://www.metrokc.gov/health/news/04051501.htm
Extractions: Law enforcement primed to enforce King County Bicycle Helmet Law Saturday, May 15, 2004 nd community partners came together for a "Ticket to Safety" event to stress bike helmet education and enforcement, given the expanded bike helmet regulations for Seattle and King County. King County Executive Ron Sims urges residents to enjoy local bike trails and always wear bike helmets "King County is home to extensive bike trails, many avid bicyclists and bicycle clubs, and numerous recreational cyclists like myself," said King County Executive Ron Sims. "Let's enjoy this great activity to the fullest, and this means always wearing a helmet." In King County from 1997 to 2001, over 850 people required hospitalization for bicycle-related crashes, and an additional 24 people died. Head injuries account for 60% of bicycle-related deaths.
OBIA Review It Safe Campaign (which encourages helmet use while biking, blading and boarding), and an that focuses on the Highway 401 and construction zone safety. http://www.obia.on.ca/or7_1.html
Extractions: obia@obia.on.ca The Annual General Meeting of Ontario Brain Injury Association is scheduled for Saturday, June 24, 2000. This year the meeting will be held in Toronto from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., although at the time of printing the location has yet to be finalized. As in prior years, the Community Association Advisory Council and the Survivor's Advisory Council will be meeting during the morning from 10:00 a.m. until 12 noon. Your proxy form, agenda and final details on meeting location, including a map, will be sent out mid-May. Please mark this date and come out and be a part of "Brain Injury Awareness Month" and make the goals of our organization heard throughout the province. From John's Desk...
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Extractions: Rye Airfield readies to let local skaters take off By Richard Fabrizio, RYE The new Rye Airfield is cleared for takeoff next month, but planes won't be flying through the air. Instead, the air space is reserved for boarders, bladers and bikers. Rye Airfield now features a state-of-the-art indoor center for skateboarders, inline skaters and BMX bike riders. "State-of-the-art" gets tossed around like "new and improved," so let the facts of this facility speak for themselves.
Extractions: A Regular Meeting of the Royal Oak City Commission was held on Monday, June 19, 2000 in City Hall, 211 Williams Street. The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Cowan at 7:30 p.m. The Invocation was given by Commissioner Lanfear. The Pledge of Allegiance was given by everyone present. ROLL CALL PRESENT ABSENT Mayor Cowan Commissioners Donigan Harrison Kuhn Lanfear Sarnacki Webster ANNOUNCEMENTS The next regular meeting of the City Commission will be July 10. There will be a joint meeting of the City Commission and DDA on Monday, June 26 at 6:00 PM in the Library Auditorium. City offices and the Library will be closed Independence Day, Tuesday, July 4. Upcoming Meetings: Tuesday, June 27 Zoning Ordinance Steering Committee, 7:00 PM, Senior/Community Center Wednesday, June 28 Thursday, July 6 Tuesday, July 11 Zoning Ordinance Steering Committee, 8:00 AM, Police Conference Room Crime Prevention Council, 7:00 PM, Police Conference Room Plan Commission, 7:30 PM, Commission Room SPECIAL EVENTS The Summer Concert Series begins Wednesday, June 21 and runs through August 2. The free Concerts are held on the Library lawn each Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Rain site is Dondero High School. For a schedule see Insight, visit the City's website or call the Recreation Department at 544-6680. The 30 th Annual Royal Oak Outdoor Art Fair will be held Saturday and Sunday, July 8 and 9 at Memorial Park. Hours Saturday are 10 AM to 6 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. Call the Recreation Department at 544-6680 for details.
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Extractions: A powerful tornado is a terrifying phenomenon that continues to defy decades of scientific efforts to predict it. During one of the worst tornado seasons on record, a NOVA camera team chased across the Midwest, capturing hair-raising footage of highly destructive twisters in action. But this is much more than just another "extreme weather" show, focusing on the efforts of two scientists at the University of Oklahoma to develop radically different approaches to forecasting twisters: one relies on "virtual tornados" created inside supercomputers, while the other involves hunting down real-life storms to collect data firsthand (the method that inspired the movie Twister). With jaw-dropping 3-D graphics generated by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, "Hunt for the Supertwister" features spectacular footage of these terrifying twisters and gives viewers a front-row seat to the risky and thrilling art of storm chasing. [TVPG] R of 3/30 7pm Antiques Roadshow "Savannah, Ga - Part 1"
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Extractions: The first episode begins in 1898 with the Spanish-American War and, after flashing backward to trace the Civil War-era roots of American war reporting, goes on to explore the role of political commitment in war coverage during the first half of the 20th century. Through the experiences of Martha Gellhorn, Ernie Pyle, Andy Rooney, Walter Cronkite and others, the film examines the ways in which a belief in the rightness of the cause led to an emphasis on the noble and heroic aspects of battle, and to an unprecedented level of cooperation between the military and the press. [TVPG] R on 11/6 3am Rachel and Andrew Jackson: A Love Story (R) America has embraced the legend of Andrew Jackson, who inspired the term, "self-made man," but very little is known about his wife, Rachel. For the first time, using letters, documents and historians' expertise, the story of their love and loss is told from Rachel's less heard and often misunderstood point of view. Excerpts from letters and quotes are read by Senator Fred Thompson as Andrew and country music legend Loretta Lynn as Rachel. Kathy Mattea narrates. ~ [TVG] R on 11/6 4:30am; 11/9 4:30am
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Extractions: It's Valentine's Day, and Hacker captures Doctor Marbles and Lady Ada Lovelace, placing them inside a time machine invented by the mathematically-minded Lady Ada. The kids and Digit must decipher a series of poems left behind by Lady L, and free them from the time machine before it time travels to the nether regions of cyberspace never to return! Will the kids get there in time, or will Valentine's Day bring nothing but broken hearts? NOTE: The real-life Ada Byron Lovelace (1815-1852) (voiced by Jane Curtin) is known as one of the founders of scientific computing and is the daughter of the romantic poet Lord Byron. In a time when young women were often discouraged from intellectual pursuits, Ada's mother, Lady Byron, had Ada tutored in math and music. Ada had designed a flying machine by around the age of 12. When Ada was 17, she began a lifelong friendship with inventor Charles Babbage, inventor of a calculating machine called the Analytical Engine. Her work on the device, which can be considered a general-purpose computer, earned her a place in history. Her writings anticipated that computers would be used for practical and scientific purposes and also to generate music and graphics. The U.S. Department of Defense honored Lovelace's achievements by naming a software language, "Ada," after her in 1979. Jackie and Inez kiss Matt in this episode! Awww...
Extractions: Benefits of a Needs Assessment Barriers to Conducting a Needs Assessment ... Other Needs Assessment/Strategic Planning Resources INTRODUCTION A comprehensive needs assessment is the critical first step a coalition or organization must take in order to develop an effective and successful underage drinking prevention effort. This "Community How To Guide on Needs Assessment and Strategic Planning," details the elements of a needs assessment. Beginning with data, the booklet walks the reader through the process organizations must follow to obtain all the information they will need to determine the exact causes of underage drinking and the appropriate solutions to those problems. To make the process easier, this booklet includes a sample data checklist that communities can use to determine what types of data are currently available and what data the community believes they will need to be effective in the future. Sample surveys are also available along with instructions for conducting a focus or discussion group with key members of the community. In addition, this booklet describes the other needed elements including a review of current laws, regulations, policies and procedures governing underage drinking and a review of what is currently occurring in a community with respect to underage drinking prevention. Sample questionnaires in the areas of prevention, education, enforcement and media are included in the Appendix #1 so communities can quickly begin their assessment.
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