21. The Code: Organizations that have adopted the Code Health Care Society; Vancouver Aquarium Marine science Centre. Age Club; Hull Childand family Services; Battleford Pensioners senior citizens 126 of Battleford; http://www.volunteer.ca/volcan/eng/content/can-code/orgs.php?display=4,0

22. Liberty Science Center: Questions We also offer discounts for teachers, senior citizens and AAA private time to explorethe science center after hours in a relaxed family atmosphere featuring http://www.lsc.org/feedback/faq.html

Liberty Science Center Guest FAQs What is Liberty Science Center? Where do I get tickets? How much does it cost to visit LSC? Are there any discounts? ... Do you offer special services for hearing impaired guests? What is Liberty Science Center? Where do I get tickets? Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office or you can make advance reservations by calling 201.200.1000. There is a $2.00 transaction fee per order for telephone reservations. If you have made advanced reservations, please pick up your tickets at windows 7 or 8 at the Box Office to avoid waiting in line. How much does it cost to visit LSC? We have three different ticket combinations. Please visit the ticketing page for more information.

23. Hi-tech Health Care For Senior Citizens - Deccan Herald Hitech health care for senior citizens Researchers from the USA A team from the OregonHealth science University in the burden of worry on the family members http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/feb192004/snt10.asp

Deccan Herald, Thursday, February 19, 2004 Today's Supplement Metrolife Science and Technology DH Education Today's Edition ... Front Page News National State District City ... Edit Page Supplements Metro Life - Mon Spectrum Sportscene DH Avenues ... Entertainment Advertisements Deccan International School FLOWERS to Bangalore Chennai Delhi Hyderabad ... India Wide Reviews Book Reviews Movie Reviews Art Reviews Horoscope Weekly Horoscope Year's Horoscope Previous Editions Yesterday's Edition Archives Others DH Cartoon DH Classifieds Weather About Us ... Subscribe to Deccan Herald Send your Suggestions / Queries about the Website to the Webmaster Contact Us Other Headlines FUTURE FAST FORWARD Genes, hormones notwithstanding! Preventive care: the female condom Biotech in medicine: longer life ... Deccan Herald » Full Story Hi-tech health care for senior citizens Researchers from the USA are trying to create new ways of using sensing technology to detect cognitive impairments and dementia in the elderly T G SRINIDHI Having not-so-healthy old people at home is a major cause for concern for many working people today. What if they do not take medicines on time? What if they fall down somewhere? What if they get a heart attack?

24. Resources National, MZ in the workplace, the schools, the family and the the broad community of science andtechnology National senior citizens Law Center (NSCLC) was established in http://carbon.cudenver.edu/public/cwr/resource/nationalmz.html

25. Parent Involvement - National Standards six National Standards for Parent/family Involvement Programs where high school seniorshost senior citizens coming into as part of a social science or history http://www.pta.org/parentinvolvement/standards/ostand6.asp

June 11, 2004 Teacher Appreciation Schools of Excellence Certification Building Successful Partnerships National Standards ... After-School Programs This resource is available only to PTA members. Not a member? Join today! Become A Member Support PTA Contact Us ... Home Part VI: Collaborating with Community By Patricia Sullivan When the whole community is involved in the education system, student performance improves. Local PTAs can help build bridges to the larger community and help build support for education with the business community, with senior citizens, and with other community groups. The sixth of the National Standards for Parent/Family Involvement Programs is, "Collaborating with Community: community resources are used to strengthen schools, families, and student learning." In this final installment of our six-part series on the National Standards, Our Children examines the sixth standard and suggests ways PTAs can build strong relationships with their communities.

26. Governor Locke’s Speeches | Senior Citizen Foundation vastly different than the stereotypes of senior citizens they grew And science isreinforcing the commonsense idea that lucky to grow up in a family where we http://www.governor.wa.gov/speeches/speech-view.asp?SpeechSeq=147

27. Thinktank: Birmingham Museum Of Science & Technology - 24 Hour Museum 6.95 Children £4.95 Concessions (senior citizens, disabled and Annual Ticket (1+1)£30.00 family Annual Ticket awardwinning museum of science and discovery http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/AM10462.html

Text-only Version June 12 2004 Search this site GO ADVANCED SEARCH Thinktank Millennium Point Curzon Street Birmingham West Midlands England Collection details Science and Technology Facilities [ icon key ] Contact details Box Office (Tel) : 0121 202 2222 Groups Hotline (Tel) : 0121 202 2244 Administration (Tel) : 0121 202 2250 General (Fax) : 0121 202 2280 E-mail : findout@thinktank.ac Website : www.thinktank.ac Open Thinktank is open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm with last admissions at 4pm. Closed Thinktank is closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Admission charges Adults £6.95 Children £4.95 Concessions (senior citizens, disabled and unemployed visitors) £5.50 Family ticket (1 adult and 1 child) £9.00 Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children) 18.00 School groups £3.50 (teachers go free) Adult groups £5.50 Adult Annual Ticket £25.00 Child Annual Ticket £15.00 Family Annual Ticket (1+1) £30.00 Family Annual Ticket (2+2) £45.00 Annual Concession £20.00 Description Thinktank is Birmingham’s unique and award-winning museum of science and discovery housed at Millennium Point in the heart of the city. This exciting science centre offers ten galleries of historical artefacts, modern interactives and fantastic futuristic facts. Visitors can explore everything from aircraft and steam engines to intestines and taste buds - and even emotional robots! At Thinktank we encourage you to explore freely, get interactive with the exhibits and add your own experiences to the wealth of information and interest on display. Because of its original way of looking at the past, the present and the future, it’s like nothing you've ever seen before. Here, science and history come alive in amazing ways - it will stimulate your mind whatever your age. With themed events, prestigious exhibitions, talks and tours there really is something at Thinktank for everyone.

28. Cape Fear Museum: New Hanover County, NC Food, family, friends, and faith! relic room to the premier regional museum of historyand science. $4 for students with valid ID and senior citizens; $1 for http://www.nhcgov.com/CFM/calendar.asp

Cape Fear Museum Page maintained by Suesan Sullivan Last modified on 04/27/2004 . Spring 2004 Family Fun! Small Fry Fridays Targeting tiny learners in our community, these 45-minute hands-on programs build children’s curiosity, knowledge, and skills in history and science. Appropriate for children aged 3 to 5. Regular admission plus $1/child. Parental participation and preregistration required. Call 910.341.4350 April Showers 2 April • 9:30 AM Create rain, explore rainbows, and design a spring flower as you learn how to tell when spring has sprung. Dress It Up 7 May • 9:30 AM Become a Victorian child, a Civil War soldier, or another character from the past as you try on historical clothing and make a photo portrait to take home. Family Science Saturdays Family fun and learning abound in this ever-popular hands-on science program.

29. Senior Citizens/Food Safety-Lets You  Learn About Foodborne Illness, Understand to you if you take care of young family members for Additional Links for Seniors Foodsafety Resource tags Resources for science aware citizens; Resources for http://www.scitechresources.gov/Results/show_result.php?rec=1687

30. New York Senior Citizens Housing .. areas of health, travel, planning, finances, housing, family relations, technology,benefits and senior citizens Crafts science Progress Software http://www.newyorkweb.us/cgi-bin/search.cgi?keywords=New York Senior Citizens Ho

31. Archived: Helping Children To Learn The Basics And Core Academic Subjects be anyone in seventh grade on up to senior citizens) with whom Community membersSponsor a family Math (or family science, family Geography, etc.) program http://www.ed.gov/Family/BTS/pt4.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n America Goes Back to School - August 1995 Helping Children to Learn the Basics and Core Academic Subjects I. Key Facts Areas of Progress. Over the past 10 years the nation has made progress in several areas on which schools, families, communities, states and this nation have focused attention: More students are taking college preparatory courses . By 1994, the proportion of high school graduates taking the core courses recommended in the 1983 report, A Nation at Risk four years of English, three years of social studies, three years of science, and three years of mathhad tripled. Math and science student achievement is generally up . Student performance on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) has increased significantly in science and math, reflecting higher math standards and attention paid to these subjects. The gap in performance between minority students and others has been narrowing. Dropout rates have declined . Overall, the dropout rate for students aged 16 to 24 has declined from 14 percent in 1982 to 11 percent in 1993. Dropout rates declined between 1982 and 1993 by four percentage points for whites and five percentage points for African-Americans. However, dropout rates for Hispanics remain relatively high and are not declining. Areas that Need Attention.

32. Senior Citizens: General Competency • Law Justice Justice System Judges / Judicial System / Courts• Social Sciences Groups senior citizens General • family Friends http://www.fairness.com/resources/by-metacat?metacat_id=404

33. Senior Citizens: Economic Issues senior citizens Economic Issues. Placing Lower Value on senior Lives Stirs AngerApril 30, 2003 Elder Abuse Demands family Solutions February 18, 2003 http://www.fairness.com/resources/by-metacat?metacat_id=432

34. Family And Consumer Sciences Donna Peacock County Extension Director and family Consumer Sciences Agent donnap Thisis a three part program targeted at senior citizens and baby boomers http://www.co.hernando.fl.us/County_Extension/family.htm

Hernando County Extension Office 19490 Oliver Street Brooksville, FL 34601 Telephone: (352) 754 - 4433 Fax: (352) 754 -4489 Office Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm M-F Forest Oaks Government Center 7479 Forest Oaks Blvd. Telephone: Office Hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Email County Extension Calendar of Events Press Releases Newsletters (PDF format) Contact an Agent Request Information About Extension Services News Letters and Application Packets are in PDF format, You will need the Adobe Reader to view the files. Download it for FREE Need Help with Adobe Acrobat? Click HERE Our Site Index Extension Pages Who We Are Agriculture 4-H Family Science FAQ Horticulture Request Information Staff Hernando County Home Page Donna Peacock County Extension Director and donnap@co.hernando.fl.us Hernando Extension Program Receives National Recognition Food Safety Food Safety classes for food handler certification and for community are ongoing. Certification is required in Florida for food managers of all establishments licensed by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and selected licenses of the Department of Health. When you pass the

35. Senior Information And Senior Citizen Resources On AgeGuide.org Including Elderl for nonprofit housing services for senior citizens. PharmWeb; RxList (InternetDrug Index); senior Health; American Academy of family Physicians National non http://www.ageguide.org/links.htm

Resources and Links Aging Links Find a Doctor Legislative Links Non-Profit Links Aging - Directories/Gateways Benefits Checkup Resources for the Aging Network Yahoo! Seniors Senior Search A search index with dozens of categories. Senior Living Third Age Web Sites on Aging Government Agencies Federal Administration on Aging Home page from the U.S. Administration on Aging. Comprehensive directory with listing of aging resources and links to other sites. Access America for Seniors Department of Veterans Affairs Fed World Medicare Hotline ... Social Security Administration Online This site contains frequently updated information on Social Security and Medicare State Illinois Department on Aging Illinois Department of Human Services Illinois Department of Insurance: Senior Health Insurance Program ... Office of the Secretary of State Organizations American Association of Retired Persons Corporation for National Service Senior Companion Program, Foster Grandparents Program, and Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Families USA Foundation for Grandparenting iGrandparents.com

36. ABCNEWS.com : Why More Senior Citizens Carry Guns and he claims many reasons for senior citizens to pack guns. In the end, the bestinsurance seniors can have Copyright 2004 The Christian science Monitor, Inc http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/WorldNewsTonight/seniors_guns_csm_040107.html

var SectionID="US"; var SubsectionID="WorldNewsTonight"; var NameID="seniors_guns_csm_040107"; document.write(''); Search the Web and ABCNEWS.com Print This Story Email This Story See Most Sent June 11, 2004 HOMEPAGE NEWS SUMMARY US INTERNATIONAL ... TRAVEL FEATURED SERVICES NEW! INSURANCE SHOPPING WIRELESS ... FREE HEADLINE FEED Elderly and Armed Seniors Perceive Rise in Violence, But Crime Stats Say Otherwise By Tim Vanderpool T U C S O N, Ariz. Jan. 7 A pistol's sharp report pierces the morning calm, as Charles Van Vibber lowers his Glock semiautomatic pistol. He scans a bullet-stopping berm among dusty cactuses at the Desert Trails Gun Club, as a breeze ruffles his white hair. "You need to be able to protect yourself, because the police are not always able to protect you at any moment," he says. Van Vibber, a retired auto-parts worker, and other older Americans account for more than a third of the 700 club members regularly honing their marksmanship at this no-nonsense range on Tucson's fringes. Some practice simply for pleasure. Reversing longstanding patterns in the United States, residents ages 65 and up are now the mostly likely of all citizens to own a gun.

37. FCS Program with the family and Consumer science Agent in family Childcare Connections A bimonthlynewsletter for A newsletter designed to support senior Citizen issues http://henry.osu.edu/fcs/fcs.htm

County Home Page What Is FCS? How Can I Participate ... The Family Zoo Welcome to the Henry County Family and Consumer Sciences Program Nancy Stehulak Extension Agent You can reach me by e-mail stehulak1@osu.edu Active Parenting Trainer Myers-Briggs Type Indicator National Issues Forum Facilitator ServSafe Program from the National Restaurant Association Assessor for the Ohio State University Extension Assessment Centers Henry County Family and Consumer Science Program helps families and professionals to improve their lives through research based educational programs in the areas of family financial management, family life, food safety and quality, food management, and consumer and textile sciences How Can I Participate? Training Programs are available for parents, volunteers or professionals to acquire research based materials as well as new ways of working with their children, club members, employees or clients. Trainings are provided by faculty and staff of the Ohio State University and can be scheduled in the areas of communication skills, building relationships, managing money, parenting, food management, food preservation, motivation or stress management. Request a Presentation for your group or work site. See the program topics below.

38. NJ Department Of Health And Senior Services - Home Page Department of Health and senior Services Finds No Increased Environmental Health. Epidemiology. family Health Services. Health Care Quality senior citizens. Aging and Community Services http://www.state.nj.us/health

Atlantic and Warren Counties Selected to Test One-Stop Center for Long-Term Care Services PAAD Beneficiaries Begin Receiving New Medicare-Approved Drug Discount Card New Jersey Commission on Spinal Cord Research Awards $4.1 Million in Grants U.S. Surgeon General Carmona Honors New Jersey REBEL at National Press Club Conference All Programs/Services Aging and Community Services HIV/AIDS Services (DHAS) Center for Health Statistics Communicable Disease Service Emergency Medical Services Environmental Health Epidemiology Family Health Services Health Care Quality and Oversight Institutional Review Board (IRB) Local Health Long Term Care Minority/Multicultural Health Office of the Commissioner Occupational Health Public Health Laboratories Senior Benefits Spinal Cord Research Cost Principles for Grants Forms Grants health statistics - reports AIDS Birth Cancer Control Center for Health Statistics Communicable Diseases Consumer Report Cards Death Influenza Lyme Disease Marriage NJSHAD Nursing Home Report Card Reportable Communicable Diseases Risk Factor Surveillance Vaccine Preventable Diseases West Nile Virus senior citizens Aging and Community Services Information for Caregivers Federal Benefits for Older Persons Long Term Care Senior Benefits Statewide Benefits for Older Persons cancer information

39. Family And Consumer Sciences Education Fact Sheet at the elementaryschool level or serving as family and consumer sciences teachersfor for special groups such as parents, senior citizens and migrant http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/academic/factsheets/hde/famconsc.shtml

School of Education The Program Early Experience Student Teaching ... Contact Information Evelyn Morrow Lebedeff Hall Room 155 Evelyn Morrow Lebedeff Hall is located in the center of campus on Centennial Boulevard and is connected to the east end of the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Family Life Center (building #22 on the Campus Map Family and Consumer Sciences Education Fact Sheet College of Human Development and Education The family and consumer sciences education (FCSE) program at North Dakota State University has been approved by the State Board for Vocational Education for the preparation of family and consumer sciences teachers. The FCSE program is a versatile major due to the preparation of the student as both an educator and a family and consumer scientist. The Program As an educator, the FCSE graduate is prepared to guide a variety of teaching-learning situations. Since education is a people-centered profession, the program focuses on characteristics of various learners or clients, learning principles and different applications of the teaching-learning process. A wide range of strategies for working with individuals or groups is included. Hands-on experience is provided throughout the program to develop the teaching skills learned in classes. As a family and consumer sciences educator, the FCSE student is prepared with a comprehensive subject matter background. Courses from all areas of family and consumer sciences are included in the program. This contributes to the versatility of the major since the broad range of knowledge may be applied to a wide variety of settings.

40. Editorial Board For The Forum For Family And Consumer Issues Health , Academy of Medicine senior citizens Health Awareness on Your TablePotatoes ,senior Series, AM National Extension Association of family and Consumer http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/pub/board/asaddam.html

Alma M. Saddam, Ph.D., R.D., L.D. Extension Specialist, Nutrition and Assistant Professor of Human Nutrition The Ohio State University EDUCATION: PhD., 1977 The Ohio State University, Major: Adult Education M.S., 1960 The Ohio State University, Major: Human Nutrition 1958-59 The Ohio State University Hospitals, Dietetic Internship EXPERIENCE: 1969-present Extension Specialist, Nutrition and Assistant Professor of Human Nutrition 1991-present Program Director, Master of Science/Dietetic Internship, Human Nutrition and Food Management 1968-69 Consulting Dietitian - Manila, Philippines 1964-68 Senior Clinical Dietitian - The Ohio State University Medical Center 1964-68 Clinical Instructor - Medical Dietetics Division, OSU 1961-63 - Instructor, Food and Nutrition, University of the Philippines 1960-61 - Administrative Dietitian, Yale-New Haven Medical Center, New Haven 1959-60 - Part-time Clinical and Administrative Dietitian, The Ohio State University Medical Center 1957-58 - Graduate Teaching Assistant, Food and Nutrition, University of the Philippines EXPERIENCES RELATED TO NUTRITION AND THE ELDERLY: "Nutrition and the Elderly", Bimonthly Geriatrics/Gerontology Morning Discussion Group, OSU, 1988

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