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El Mundo, running in 15 counties includes articles from contributors at the local level that know the community and can provide a perspective that readers can relate to. Contributors will come from a pool of community leaders who understand our local community and its language, and will be able to engage the local retailers and outlets as active participants. By keeping their finger on the pulse of the community, these contributors will help El Mundo better serve its readers and advertisers. Local print will be the element to tie the content to the El Mundo which becomes an incentive for our writers to stay on board for the content to be viable and continuous.
El Mundo, running in 15 counties includes articles from contributors at the local level that know the community and can provide a perspective that readers can relate to. Contributors will come from a pool of community leaders who understand our local community and its language, and will be able to engage the local retailers and outlets as active participants. By keeping their finger on the pulse of the community, these contributors will help El Mundo better serve its readers and advertisers. Local print will be the element to tie the content to the El Mundo which becomes an incentive for our writers to stay on board for the content to be viable and continuous.
We are a university committed to the common good, for people who want to transform organizations, communities or markets in ways that are practical, positive, sustainable and profitable. Pinchot University (formerly Bainbridge Graduate Institute) is changing business for good. In 2002, we launched the first MBA in Sustainable Business in the country. Today, we’re still creating leaders for a sustainable future, offering MBA study in real world projects, an experiential, student-centered approach and a unique focus on personal development.
The Hepatitis Education Project was started in 1993 by a group of patients and medical professionals who wanted to provide support and education to others living with chronic hepatitis. Starting as just a single support group, the Hepatitis Education Project formally incorporated in April 1994. From that initial group, HEP began helping other people start their own hepatitis support groups, providing them with technical assistance and support. At the same time the support group meetings were starting, HEP began printing a newsletter, HEPNews. Copies of the newsletter were sent to patients and to physicians who specialized in gastroenterology and infectious diseases. From an initial mailing of 35 or 40 copies, the newsletter mailing grew to over 250 by the end of the first year. Today our quarterly newsletter goes out to about 4,000 people around the U.S. In February of 2000, HEP opened one of the only Hepatitis Resource Centers in the country, a walk-in and telephone support center for hepatitis patients and family members. Staffed almost entirely by volunteers, this center has provided counseling and support to thousands of patients since it opened and continues to provide much needed help today. Some of HEP's other programs include working with local, state and federal legislators and agencies to advocate on behalf of hepatitis patients; offering free hepatitis C testing and vaccination for hepatitis A and B; maintaining a national support hotline; and conducting educational programs for public health, community groups and corrections.
Discovery Institute Study and Activity Areas: Science and Culture. Scientific research and experimentation have produced staggering advances in our knowledge about the natural world, but they have also led to increasing abuse of science as the so-called “new atheists” have enlisted science to promote a materialistic worldview, to deny human freedom and dignity and to smother free inquiry. Our Center for Science and Culture works to defend free inquiry. It also seeks to counter the materialistic interpretation of science by demonstrating that life and the universe are the products of intelligent design and by challenging the materialistic conception of a self-existent, self-organizing universe and the Darwinian view that life developed through a blind and purposeless process. Economics and Business. Technological innovation has become the engine of economic progress, but it also has attracted new efforts by government to take over areas traditionally handled by private enterprise; at the same time, it has fueled a technocratic mindset that believes morality is somehow irrelevant to wealth creation. Our program on Technology and Democracy examines the destructive consequences of the over-regulation of new technologies, while our Center on Wealth, Poverty, and Morality explores how free enterprise and the Judeo-Christian moral tradition create a culture of entrepreneurship that makes technological innovation, and thus economic prosperity, possible. Center on Human Exceptionalism. New medical technologies have dramatically improved human health and extended human life, yet these same technologies have been misused to efface human dignity. Similarly, while modern discoveries in biology and ecology have given us a greater appreciation for the importance of other creatures, these same discoveries are sometimes misused to promote an extreme vision of “animal rights” that places animal welfare above the welfare of human beings. Our Center on Human Exceptionalism counters pseudo-scientific attacks on human dignity by defending the unique dignity of persons, what we call human exceptionalism, in health care policy and practice, environmental stewardship, and scientific research. International Affairs. The discoveries of science have enabled huge advances in prosperity and freedom around the world. At the same time, they have provided new methods for mass destruction, the abridgement of human dignity and the spread of misinformation and hatred. Our programs on international affairs explore the dynamic role science and technology play in many international issues as well. These programs promote such enduring Western values and institutions as the rule of law, religious liberty, free markets, liberal democracy and non-governmental associations. Local Government and Communities. The invention of the automobile has led to unparalleled freedom of movement for people, goods, and services; but it also has disrupted traditional social and political patterns in ways we are only now beginning to understand. Our Cascadia Center for Regional Development shows how new transportation technologies and building techniques can build more vibrant, human scale communities. Religion and Public Life. The worldview of scientific materialism has been pitted against traditional beliefs in the existence of God, Judeo-Christian ethics and the intrinsic dignity and freedom of man. Because it denies the reality of God, the idea of the Imago Dei in man, and an objective moral order, it also denies the relevance of religion to public life and policy. Our program on Religion and Civic Life defends the continuing relevance of traditional religious faith to public life within a pluralistic democracy. Specifically, it seeks to defend the importance of Judeo-Christian conceptions of the rule of law, the nature of man and the necessity of limiting the power of government. Thus, it also seeks to protect religious liberty, including its public expression in pluralistic democracies. Philosophy: Mind, not matter, is the source and crown of creation, the wellspring of human achievement. Conceived by the ancient Hebrews, Greeks and Christians, and elaborated in the American Founding, Western culture has encouraged creativity, enabled discovery and upheld the uniqueness and dignity of human beings. Linking religious, political, and economic liberty, the Judeo-Christian culture has established the rule of law, codified respect for human rights and conceived constitutional democracy. It has engendered development of science and technology, as well as economic creativity and innovation. In contrast, the contemporary materialistic worldview denies the intrinsic dignity and freedom of human beings and enfeebles scientific creativity and technological innovation. Its vision of a closing circle of human possibilities on a planet of limited horizons summons instead the deadening ideologies of scarcity, conflict, mutual suspicion and despair.
Happy days, wonderful relationships and a WORLD of experiences are all in a day at Bright Horizons at Fourth and Madison! We welcome our children, families and visitors into a lobby full of laughter, learning, world music and conversation. Our center offers quality child care and early education through, including back-up care. Our center offers rich indoor learning environments, a unique roof top playground with secured entry, large classroom windows that maximize natural lighting throughout the center, comprehensive curriculum, large and small group activities, an active parent partnership group, and an experienced professional staff provides children and families an exceptional learning experience. Strong parent partnerships are at the core of what we do. We encourage dialogue with you about your child through daily communication, documentation of learning, active parent partnership group, family events, parent conferences, and on-line child assessments and portfolios.
The Seattle Attic Community Workshop is a feminist, woman-centered, trans- and queer-inclusive community space that supports members' individual and collaborative technological and artistic endeavors with a workspace, storage, tools, and other resources.
History News Network was founded in 2001 by a group of historians tired of shallow, vapid media commentary completely devoid of historical context. Since then, HNN has been dedicated to contextualizing the headlines and providing a more enlightened discourse. We're non-partisan and we will *never* publish clickbait.
History News Network was founded in 2001 by a group of historians tired of shallow, vapid media commentary completely devoid of historical context. Since then, HNN has been dedicated to contextualizing the headlines and providing a more enlightened discourse. We're non-partisan and we will *never* publish clickbait.
i4cp (formerly HRM Today) is a human capital research firm that discovers the people practices that drive high performance. In recognition of i4cp's status as the largest and fastest-growing network of its kind, the company was named to the prestigious Inc. 500|5000 list in 2011, 2012, and 2013. i4cp works with its network of member organizations to: - Reveal what high-performance organizations do differently - Highlight the people practices that have the greatest impact on market performance - Identify best and next practices for all levels of management - Provide resources that demonstrate how workforce improvements have bottom-line impact Through its exclusive, vendor-free network―in which peers collaborate to drive strategic research, as well as share tools and insights―i4cp provides a unique, practical view of how human capital practices drive high performance. For more information, visit i4cp.com.
Union Center Pharmacy is a contract mail service pharmacy here to serve you. We partner with many groups in the Western and Northwestern United States to provide superior customer service to our patients. We are a division of Kelley-Ross & Associates, with three sister pharmacies in the Seattle area we collaborate to serve patients across the healthcare continuum. Our goal at Union Center Pharmacy is to help every one of our patients feel like they are served by a community pharmacy, with the convenience of prescription delivery via the mail.
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Stonington Gallery exhibits unparalleled contemporary masterworks from the Pacific Northwest Coast and Alaska. With a special emphasis on spectacular carved sculpture--including masks, totem poles, and panels--we also highlight fine art glass, prints, jewelry, bronzes and paintings. Our mission is to provide the ideal environment for the presentation, enjoyment and understanding of premier contemporary art of the Pacific Northwest Coast and Alaska, and to foster greater appreciation for these artforms. Serving Seattle since 1979, the gallery is respected for the depth and quality of its collection, exceptional service and knowledgeable staff. Full custom framing and shipping services are available. The gallery is a part of the Seattle Art Dealers Association and participates in the downtown art walks each First Thursday of the month. Artists represented include Preston Singletary, Marvin Oliver, Joe David, Robert Davidson, Susan Point, Larry Ahvakana, Raven Skyriver, Hib Sabin, Thomas Stream, Scott Jensen, Shaun Peterson, Nikki McClure, Rick Bartow, Isabel Rorick, and other contemporary masters of the Northwest Coast.
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Gallery I|M|A is a place to experience inspiration and pleasure through the visual arts. We are dedicated to providing outstanding customer service and maintaining an extensive and varied collection of artwork for collectors. Situated in historic Pioneer Square, the long established location of the Seattle arts community, Gallery I|M|A is committed to the exposure of artists who create exceptional contemporary works of art. Our mission is to enliven and enrich an individual's relationship to culture through the visual arts by providing a direct experience with the art of our time. As a premier Northwest art venue, we carry a broad range of original paintings, glass, ceramic, fiber, and sculptural works created by local Northwest, national and international artists. Our roster includes a diverse group of artists at different stages of their careers; from emerging to mid-career artists, as well as established masters. Our newly designed location now offers a wider range of gallery space for our exhibitions. Gallery I provides a street level view with the new glass and steel architecture combined with larger walls and a more intimate space attached, Gallery II. Gallery III, on our lower level, provides exposed wood post and concrete floors and is suitable for all exhibition uses as well as installations and video work. Gallery I|M|A represents artists with distinct creative expression whose work enhances the collective signature of the gallery through quality, original art. The Gallery I|M|A is a member of the Seattle Art Dealers Association.