#1051
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 09:10:19 -0400
From: Rebecca Wager <rwager@GVMAIL.EDUTECH.ORG>
Subject: Re: HEDIR-L Digest - 8 Oct 2002 to 9 Oct 2002 (#2002-228)
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In response to Colleges that offer a Masters in Health Education. I know of
two in New York State....State University of New York at Brockport and State
University of New York at Cortland.
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#1052
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 09:45:38 -0400
From: Daniel Leviton <DL16@UMAIL.UMD.EDU>
Subject: Something worth considering
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War is NOT the Answer. Today we are at a point of
imbalance in the world
and are moving toward what may be the beginning of a
THIRD WORLD WAR. If
you are against this possibility,
the UN is gathering signatures in an effort to avoid a
tragic world event.
Please COPY (rather than Forward) this e-mail
in a new message, sign at the end of the list, and
send it to all the
people whom you know. If you receive this list with
more than 500 names
signed, please send a copy of the message to:
unicwash@unicwash.org Even if you decide not to sign,
please consider
forwarding the petition on instead of eliminating it.
1) Suzanne Dathe, Grenoble, France
2) Laurence COMPARAT, Grenoble, France
3) Philippe MOTTE, Grenoble, France
4) Jok FERRAND, Mont St. Martin, France
5) Emmanuelle PIGNOL, St Martin d'Heres,FRANCE
6) Marie GAUTHIER, Grenoble, FRANCE
7) Laurent VESCALO, Grenoble, FRANCE
8) Mathieu MOY, St Egreve, FRANCE
9) Bernard BLANCHET, Mont St Martin,FRANCE
10) Tassadite FAVRIE, Grenoble, FRANCE
11) Loic GODARD, St Ismier, FRANCE
12) Benedicte PASCAL, Grenoble, FRANCE
13) Khedaidja BENATIA, Grenoble, FRANCE
14) Marie-Therese LLORET, Grenoble,FRANCE
15) Benoit THEAU, Poitiers, FRANCE
16) Bruno CONSTANTIN, Poitiers, FRANCE
17) Christian COGNARD, Poitiers, FRANCE
18) Robert GARDETTE, Paris, FRANCE
19) Claude CHEVILLARD, Montpellier, FRANCE
20) gilles FREISS, Montpellier, FRANCE
21) Patrick AUGEREAU, Montpellier, FRANCE
22) Jean IMBERT, Marseille, FRANCE
23) Jean-Claude MURAT, Toulouse, France
24) Anna BASSOLS, Barcelona, Catalonia
25) Mireia DUNACH, Barcelona, Catalonia
26) Michel VILLAZ, Grenoble, France
27) Pages Frederique, Dijon, France
28) Rodolphe FISCHMEISTER,Chatenay-Malabry, France
29) Francois BOUTEAU, Paris, France
30) Patrick PETER, Paris, France
31) Lorenza RADICI, Paris, France
32) Monika Siegenthaler, Bern, Switzerland
33) Mark Philp, Glasgow, Scotland
34) Tomas Andersson, Stockholm, Sweden
35) Jonas Eriksson, Stockholm, Sweden
36) Karin Eriksson, Stockholm, Sweden
37) Ake Ljung, Stockholm, Sweden
38) Carina Sedlmayer, Stockholm, Sweden
39) Rebecca Uddman, Stockholm, Sweden
40) Lena Skog, Stockholm, Sweden
41) Micael Folke, Stockholm, Sweden
42) Britt-Marie Folke, Stockholm, Sweden
43) Birgitta Schuberth, Stockholm, Sweden
44) Lena Dahl, Stockholm, Sweden
45) Ebba Karlsson, Stockholm, Sweden
46) Jessica Carlsson, Vaxjo, Sweden
47) Sara Blomquist, Vaxjo, Sweden
48) Magdalena Fosseus, Vaxjo, Sweden
49) Charlotta Langner, Goteborg, Sweden
50) Andrea Egedal, Goteborg, Sweden
51) Lena Persson, Stockholm, Sweden
52) Magnus Linder, Umea ,Sweden
53) Petra Olofsson, Umea, Sweden
54) Caroline Evenbom, Vaxjo, Sweden
55) Asa Peterson, Grimes, Sweden
56) Jessica Bjork, Grimes, Sweden
57) Linda Ahlbom Goteborg, Sweden
58) Jenny Forsman, Boras, Sweden
59) Nina Gunnarson, Kinna, Sweden
60) Andrew Harrison, New Zealand
61) Bryre Murphy, New Zealand
62) Claire Lugton, New Zealand
63) Sarah Thornton, New Zealand
64) Rachel Eade, New Zealand
65) Magnus Hjert, London, UK
67) Madeleine Stamvik, Hurley, UK
68) Susanne Nowlan, Vermont, USA
69) Lotta Svenby, Malmoe, Sweden
70) Adina Giselsson, Malmoe, Sweden
71) Anders Kullman, Stockholm, Sweden
72) Rebecka Swane, Stockholm, Sweden
73) Jens Venge, Stockholm, Sweden
74) Catharina Ekdahl, Stockholm, Sweden
75) Nina Fylkegard, Stockholm, Sweden
76) Therese Stedman, Malmoe, Sweden
77) Jannica Lund, Stockholm, Sweden
78) Douglas Bratt
79) Mats Lofstrom, Stockholm, Sweden
80) Li Lindstrom, Sweden
81) Ursula Mueller, Sweden
82) Marianne Komstadius, Stockholm, Sweden
83) Peter Thyselius, Stockholm, Sweden
84) Gonzalo Oviedo, Quito, Ecuador
85) Amalia Romeo, Gland, Switzerland
86) Margarita Restrepo, Gland, Switzerland
87) Eliane Ruster, Crans p.C., Switzerland
88) Jennifer Bischoff-Elder, Hong Kong
89) Azita Lashgari, Beirut, Lebanon
90) Khashayar Ostovany, New York, USA
91) Lisa L Miller, Reno NV
92) Danielle Avazian, Los Angeles, CA
93) Sara Risher,Los Angeles,Ca.
94) Melanie London, New York, NY
95) Susan Brownstein , Los Angeles, CA
96) Steven Raspa, San Francisco, CA
97) Margot Duane, Ross, CA
98) Natasha Darnall, Los Angeles, CA
99) Candace Brower, Evanston, IL
100) James Kjelland, Evanston, IL
101) Michael Jampole, Beach Park, IL, USA
102) Diane Willis, Wilmette, IL, USA
103) Sharri Russell, Roanoke, VA, USA
104) Faye Cooley, Roanoke, VA, USA
105) Celeste Thompson, Round Rock, TX, USA
106) Sherry Stang, Pflugerville, TX, USA
107) Amy J. Singer, Pflugerville, TX USA
108) Milissa Bowen, Austin, TX USA
109) Michelle Jozwiak, Brenham, TX USA
110) Mary Orsted, College Station, TX USA
111) Janet Gardner, Dallas, TX USA
112) Marilyn Hollingsworth, Dallas, TX USA
113) Nancy Shamblin, Garland. TX USA
114) K. M. Mullen, Houston, TX - USA
115) Noreen Tolman, Houston, Texas - USA
116) Laurie Sobolewski, Warren, MI
117) Kellie Sisson Snider, Irving Texas
118) Carol Currie, Garland, Garland Texas
119) John Snyder, Garland, TX USA
120) Elaine Hannan, South Africa
121) Jayne Howes, South Africa
122) Diane Barnes, Akron, Ohio
123) Melanie Dass Moodley, Durban, SouthAfrica
124) Imma Merino, Barcelona, Catalonia
125) Toni Vinas, Barcelona, Catalonia
126) Marc Alfaro, Barcelona, Catalonia
127) Manel Saperas, Barcelona, Catalonia
128) Jordi Ribas Izquierdo, Catalonia
129) Naiana Lacorte Rodes, Catalonia
130) Joan Vitoria i Codina, Barcelona,Catalonia
131) Jordi Paris i Romia, Barcelona,Catalonia
131) Marta Truno i Salvado, Barcelona,Catalonia
132) Jordi Lagares Roset, Barcelona,Catalonia
133) Josep Puig Vidal, Barcelona,Catalonia
134) Marta Juanola i Codina, Barcelona,Catalonia
135) Manel de la Fuente i Colino,Barcelona,Catalonia
136) Gemma Belluda i Ventura, Barcelona,Catalonia
137) Victor Belluda i Ventur, Barcelona,Catalonia
138) MaAntonia Balletbo, Barcelona, Spain
139) Mireia Masdevall Llorens, Barcelona,Spain
140) Clara Planas, Barcelona, Spain
141) Fernando Labastida Gual, Barcelona,Spain
142) Cristina Vacarisas, Barcelona, Spain
143) Enric Llarch i Poyo, Barcelona, Catalonia
144) Rosa Escoriza Valencia, Barcelona,Catalonia
145) Silvia Jimenez, Barcelona, Catalonia
146) Maria Clarella, Barcelona, Catalonia
147) Angels Guimera, Barcelona, Catalonia
148) M.Carmen Ruiz Fernandez, Barcelona,Catalonia
149) Rufi Cerdan Heredia, Barcelona,Catalonia
150) M. Teresa Vilajeliu Roig, Barcelona,Catalonia
151) Rafel LLussa, Girona, Catalonia,Spain
152) Mariangels Gallego Ribo, Gelida,Catalonia
153) Jordi Cortadella, Gelida, Catalonia
154) Pere Botella, Barcelona, Catalonia(Spain)
155) Josefina Auladell Baulenas, Catalunya(Spain)
156) Empar Escoin Carceller, Catalunya(Spain)
157) Elisa Pla Soler, Catalunya (Spain)
158) Paz Morillo Bosch, Catalunya (Spain)
159) Cristina Bosch Moreno, Madrid (Spain)
160) Marta Puertolas, Barcelona (Spain)
161) Elisa del Pino (Madrid) Spain
162) Joaquin Rivera (Madrid) Spain
163) Carmen Barral (Madrid) Spain
164) Carmen del Pino (Madrid) Spain
165) Asuncion del Pino (Madrid) Spain
166) Asuncion Cuesta (Madrid) Spain)
167) Ana Polo Mediavilla (Burgos) Spain
168) Mercedes Romero Laredo (Burgos)Espana
169) Oliva Mertinez Fernandez, Burgos, Espana
170) Silvia Leal Aparicio (Burgos) Espana
171) Claudia Elizabeth Larrauri (Bahia
Blanca),Argentina
172) Federico G. Pietrokovsky, (C..F.)Argentina
173) Naschel Prina (Capital Federal)Argentina
174) Daniela Gozzi (Capital Federal)Argentina
175) Paula Elisa Kvedaras CapitalFederal)Argentina
176) Antonio Izquierdo (Valencia) Espana
177) Ana Belen Perez Solsona, Valencia, Espana
178) Paula Folques Diago, Valencia, Espana
179) Nestor Alis Pozo (Valencia) Espana
180) Rafael Alis Pozo, Valencia, Spain
181) Isabel Maria Martinez, Valencia, Espana
182) Cristina Bernad Guerrero Valencia, Espana
183) Iria Barcia Sanchez
184) Elena Barrios Barcia. Uppsala. Suecia
185) Illana Ortiz Martin. Munchen.Alemania
186) Santiago Rodriguez Rasero. Menchen.Alemania
187) David Ages Diaz. Pamplona. Espana
188) Juan Luis Ibarretxe, Galdakao. E.H.
189) Ruben Diez Ealo. Galdakao. E.H.
190) Marcial Rodriguez Garcia. Ermua.
191) Imanol Echave Calvo. San Sebastian.Spain
192) Bege Ortiz de ZarateLazcano.Vitoria-Gasteiz.Spain
193) David Sanchez, Agirregomezkorta.Gasteiz.Euskadi.
194) Alberto Ruiz, De Alda.Gasteiz.Euzkadi
195) Juan Carlos Garcia Obregon.Vitoria-Gasteiz.Espana
196) Jon Aiarza Lotina. Santander.Spain
197) Teresa del Hoyo Rojo. Santander.
198) Celia Nespral Gaztelumendi.Santander. Espana
199) Pedro Martin Villamor, Valladolid.Espana
200) Victoria Arratia Martin, Valladolid, Espana
201) Javi Tajadura Martin, Portugalete,Euskadi.Spain
202) Lourdes Palacios Martin, Bilbao, Spain
203) JesTs Avila de Grado, Madrid, Espana
204) Eva Marca Cano Lopez. Madrid, Spain
205) Emilio Ruiz Olivar, Londres, UK
206) Maru Ortega Garcia del Moral, Calahorra, Espana
207) Juan Carlos Ayala, Calvo, Logroco, Spain
208) Roco Munoz Pino, Logroco, Espana
209) Ximena Pino Burgos, Santiago, Chile
210) Roberto Saldivia Quezada, Santiago,Chile
211) Paola Gonzalez Valderrama, Santiago,Chile
212) Cesar Morales Pey Lillo, Santiago, Chile
213) Denisse Labarca Abdala , Santiago,Chile
214) Maria Paz Gonzalez, Garay, Chili
215) Daniela Millar Kaiser, Santiago,Chile
216) Alvaro Wigand Perales, Valdivia,Chile
217) Gladys Bustos Carrasco, Quilicura,Chile
218) Patricio Criado Rivera, Quilicura,Chile
219) Carolina Aguilar Monsalve, Valdivia,Chile
220) Carmen Silva Utrilla, Madrid, Espana
221) Martha Yolanda Rodriguez Aviles,Queretaro,Mexico
222) Laura Rodriguez, Aviles, Cozumel, Quintanaroo,
Mex.
223) Katia Hahn , Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
224) Sofia Gallego, Mexicali, B.C. Mexico
225) Beatriz Casta, Mexico
226) Victor Kerber Palma, Monterrey, Mexico
227) Roco Sanchez Losada, Mexico D.F.
228) Lorenza Estanda Gonzalez, Luna, Mexico D.F.
229) Gabriel Gallardo D'Aiuto,Mexico D.F.
230) Jose Antonio Salinas, Monterrey, N.L., Mex.
231) Laura Cantu, Mty N.L., Mex
232) Jossie Garcia, Mty N.L Mex
233) Martha Vazquez Gonzalez, Mty, N.L. Mexico
234) Olga Moreno, Monterrey, NL, Mex
235) Mariana Camargo, Pto. Vallarta, Jal; Mexico
236) Alfonso Villa, Toluca, Mexico
237) Arturo Rodriguez Reyes, Toluca, Edo Mexico,
MEXICO
238) Fernanda Villela, Mexico D.F., MEXICO
239) Pilar Jimenez, Caracas, VENEZUELA
240) Erika Rovelo, Mexico D.F., MEXICO
241) Alejandro Lecanda, Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico
242) Gabriela Diaz de Sandi, CD, Mexico, Mexico
243) Jorge Bustamante Orgaz, Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico
244) Jose Bernardo Rodriguez Montes, Ciudad de Mexico,
Mexico
245) Luisa Angela Ario Pelez. Ciudad de Mexico,
Mexico.
246) Ramses Ricardo Rios Zaragoza, CD de Mexico
247) Rosa Maria Lamparero. Ciudad de Mexico.
248) Margarita Palomares . Ciudad de Mexico. MEXICO
249) Carlos Anaya. MEXICO
250) Enrique Garcia Menes
251) Loren Walker. United States of America
252) Teresa Mathern, Oregon, USA
253) Linda K. Johnson, Oregon, USA
254) Jennifer Allen, New York City, USA
255) Carla Rudiger, New York City, USA
256) Colleen THomas, New York City, USA
257) Ted Johnson, New York City, USA
258) Youn Hui Jeon, Seoul, Korea
259) Wendy Perron, New York City, USA
260) Risa Jaroslow, New York City, USA
261) Pam Wise, Los Angeles, USA
262) Michael Joyce, New York, USA
263) Bernadine Colish, New York, USA
264) Kent Lebsock, Albuquerque, NM, USA
265) Charmaine White Face, Lakota Nation
266) Pauline Brooks, Cornwall, England
267) Peter Brooks, Cornwall, England
268) Jan Bogaert, Maldegem, Belgium
269) Marc Brailly, Blankenberge, Belgium
270) Sara De Backere, Blankenberge, Belgium
271) Ytska Brailly, Blankenberge, Belgium
272) Nemo Braily, Blankenberge, Belgium
273) Viviane Ceulemans, Heist o/d Berg, Belgium
274) Nina de Bruyne, Brugge, Belgium
275) Sjefke Dooms, Breda, Netherlands
276) Frans Fransaer, Moorsel, Belgium
277) Agnes Abramsen, Brussels, Belgium
278) Dany De Man, Meulebeke, Belgium
279) Patrick Beirnaert, Ronse, Belgium
280) Caroline Grauls, Ronse, Belgium
281) Jacques Bisschop, Leke, Belgium
282) Marianne Blom, Rozenburg, Netherlands
283) Jan Geeraerts, Duffel, Belgium
284) Helen Buys, Oudenaarde, Belgium
285) Marc Corvers, Zwevegem, Belgium
286) Ann Labeeuw, Zwevegem, Belgium
287) Frans De Smedt, Hame-Moerzeke, Belgium
288) Aline-Irini Georgiou, Vorselaar, Belgium
289) Chris Peeters, Turnhout, Belgium
290) Tom Van Snick, Zottegem, Belgium
291) Marc Van Wunsel, Wespelare, Belgium
292) Carlos Goedertier, Bottelare-Merelbeke, Belgium
293) Mieke Lammens, Grazen, Belgium
294) Guido Festraets, Grazen, Belgium
295) Kathleen Quirijnen, Vosselaar, Belgium
296) Peter Van Peer, Vosselaar, Belgium
297) Carine Vermeulen, Gent, Belgium
298) Peter Verwimp, Tremelo, Belgium
299) Filip Vissers, Herentals, Belgium
300) Carine Van Wolputte, Herentals, Belgium
301) Vanessa Lecomte, Bruxelles, Belgique
302) Fabienne Havelange, Thuillies, Belgium
303) Claudine Aubert, Estaimpuis, Belgium
304) Leon Degueldre, Thuin, Belgium
305) Pascal Javaloys, Sarralbe, France
306) Martine Roulet, Tours, France
307) Carol A. Bentley, Wales, U.K
308) Jean Daines, Norwich, England
309) Julie Gillott, Norfolk, England (U.K.)
310) Christine Hewitt, Burnley, Lancs., England
311) Val Linsey, Swnasea, England (UK)
312) Rita Brauner, London, England
313) Ray Foord, Woodford Green, England
314) Sheryl I. Birch, Buxton, England
315) Anne Grecian, Berwick upon Tweed, England
316) Les G. Jones, Kent, England
317) Julie Lynex, Coventry, W.Midands, England
318) Margaret Nicholl, Enfield, England
319) Ian Moore, Norfolk, England
320) Ron Reardon, Spalding, Lincs. England
321) Muriel Reardon, Spalding, Lincs. England
322) Susan E. Naylor, Cornwall, England
323) Alec H. Moon, Gwent, Wales (UK)
324) Shirley Wayne, Wantage, Oxon., England
325) Denis Underwood, Bracknell, Berks, England
326) Lotta Haglund, Vaxholm, Sweden
327) Essi Iso-Oja, Helsinki, Finland
328) Sabine Pohl, Baden-Baden, Germany
329) Richard Ziegler, Eurasburg Loisachtal, Germany
330) Poul Kry Poulsen, Ringsted, Denmark
331) Suzanne Hone, Brussels, Belgium
332) Ann Herten, Sterrebeek, Belgium
333) Els Herten, Brussels, Belgium
334) antoinette claypoole, Ashland, Oregon USA
335) Linda Griffith, Huntingdon Valley, PA USA
336) David L. Winston, Philadelphia, PA USA
337) Joan Franklin, Philadelphia, PA USA
338) Marianne Malitz, Connecticut, USA
339) Kathy O'Rear Oklahoma USA
340) Jodie Evans, Venice, CA USA
341) Georgia Kelly, Sonoma, CA USA
342) Larry Robinson, Sebastopol, CA, USA
343) Maury M. Cooper, San Francisco, CA
344) R. Glendon Brunk, Arizona, USA
345) D. Douglas Dancer, Oregon, US
346) Randall E. Streets, Hood River, Oregon, USA
347) Chandra Radiance, Hood River, Oregon
348) Mary Harmon, White Salmon, WA, USA
349) Jean Fay Harmon, Neskowin, OR USA
350) Julie Reynolds-Otrugman, Lincoln City, OR USA
351) Sener Otrugman, Lincoln City, OR USA
352) Mary Lyn Villaume, Cairo, Egypt
353) Christian Arandel, Cairo, Egypt
354) Dania Rifai, Beirut, Lebanon=20
355) Nada Awar, Beirut, Lebanon
356) Mouna Schaheen, Olney, MD USA
357) Nabiha Ayoub, Olney, MD USA
358) Habeeb Zein, Olney, MD USA
359) Norah Greenstein, New York, NY, USA
360) Audrey Shahin, Ashtabula, OH, USA
361) Vishali Shahin Oakland Ca) USA
362) Elena Wood, Syracuse, NY USA
363) Steven Wood, Syracuse, NY USA
364) Barry Kapke, Petaluma, CA, USA
365) Ann Mari Spector, Petaluma, CA, USA
366) Jim Berns, Sebastopol, CA, USA
367) Beth Gallock, Sebastopol, CA USA
368) Maikaaloa Clarke, CA USA
369) DeAnna L'am, Sebastopol, Ca, USA
370) Julian Shaw, Sebastopol, CA, USA
371) Katya Miller, Santa Fe, NM, USA
372) Vijali Hamilton, Castle Valley, Utah, USA
373) Andrew Beath, Malibu,CA, USA
374) Rebecca Dmytryk, CA, US
375) Jeffrey Ellis, CA USA
376) Norman Gan, Sherman Oaks, CA, USA
377) Tom Greening, Sherman Oaks, CA, USA
378) Marianne Bentzen, Charlottenlund, Denmark
379) Judyth O. Weaver, Mill Valley, Ca, USA
380) David W. Arehart, Lawrence, KS, USA
381) Kay Foley, Columbia, MO, USA
382) Jan Lysaght, Columbia, MO, USA
383) Mine Ezashi, Columbia, MO, USA
384) Toshihiko Ezashi, Columbia, MO, USA
385) Nobuko Kainuma, CA, USA
386) Karen Leonard, Ireland
387) Kevin Murphy, Ireland
388) Stephanie Kohl, Ireland/Germany
389) Marcel Kostyal, NRW, Germany
390) Florent Didier ,Troyes , France
391) Diepart, Sandrine, Brussels, Belgium
392) Marianne Putteman, Gent, Belgium
393) Xavier Bastiaense, Ghent, Belgium
394) Hans Gelaude, Ghent, Belgium
395) Mamoudou GuissH
396) Inne Geypen, Brussels, Belgium
397) Guy Cordeel, Beveren, Belgium
398) Veerle Decante, Beveren, Belgium
399) Lucienne Goormans, Beveren, Belgium
400) Marc Van Molle, Londerzeel, Belgium
401) Martine Gheysen, Machelen, Belgium
402) Marie-Anne Straetmans, Belgium
403) W. Patrick De Wilde, Huldenberg, Belgium
404) JosH Depuydt, Belgium
404) Maryse Koll, Belgium
405) Anne De Smet, Belgium
406) Mark Hongenaert, Leuven, Belgium
407) Bart Feyaerts, Schriek, Belgium
408) Ann Van Meldert, Houthalen, Belgium
409) Kristien Coussement, Kessel-lo, Belgium
410) Griet Van Impe, Holsbeek, Belgium
411) Filip De Bodt, Herzele, Belgium
412) Marnix Schollaert,Herzele,Belgium
413) Tilly Jacobs, ronse, Belgium
414) Eric Devisscher, Hasselt, BelgiN
415) Linda Bollen, Hasselt, Belgium
416) Guy Steegmans, Antwerpen, Belgium
417) Lucie Spranghers, Gent, Belgium
418) Geert Colpaert, Gent, Belgium
419) Nard Besseling, Spijkenisse, The Netherlands
420) Hanneke Wiegers, Groet, The Netherlands
421) Dorine Louwerens, Wormerveer, The Netherlands
422) Lorraine T. Miller, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
423) Ron Rocco, New York, N.Y. USA
424) Beth Paris, Ithaca, NY , USA
425) Constance Buck, Santa Fe, New Mexico
426) Joel Druckman, Santa Monica, CA.
427) John Strickler, Topeka, KS
428) Kirke Mechem, San Francisco, CA
429) Magen Solomon, Oakland CA. USA
430) Herb Bielawa, Kensington, CA
431) Jan Dederick, El Cerrito, CA
432) Bonnie Olson, Edmonds, WA
433) Arjuna da Silva, North Carolina, USA
434) Susan Taylor, North Carolina, USA
435) Gloria Lorenzo, Jackson, WY, USA
436) Faith May, Jackson, WY USA
437) Shelia Reed, Cave Creek, Az.
438) Carrie (Ginnie) McGovern, Villa Park, CA USA
439) Catherine and Nasir Grace, Taupo, Aotearoa New
Zealand
440) Donna Gardner, Waihi Beach, Aotearoa, New Zealand
441) Jackie Johnson, Nipomo, CA, USA
442) Chris Hess, Reno, Nevada
443) Heidi Eagleton, Bangor Maine, USA
444) Erik Eagleton, Bangor Maine, USA
445) Merrylin LeBlanc, Santa Fe, NM, USA
446) Catherine Coughlan, Stockton, CA, USA
447) Sydney Gurewitz Clemens, San Francisco, CA USA
448) Stephen Kent, Oakland, CA USA
449) Gary Muszynski, Oakland, CA USA
450) Melissa Randall, Berkeley, CA USA
451) Gregory Duchek, Oakland, CA USA
452) Nancy E. Gwin, Syracuse, NY USA
453) Agnes W. Lane, Syracuse, NY, USA
454) Harold Garman, Syracuse, NY, USA
455) Arthur Paris, Syracuse, NY, USA
456) Susan Adair, Syracuse, NY, USA
457) Anne Herman Binghamton, NY, USA
458) Reinhard Bernbeck, Binghamton, USA
459) Randall McGuire, Binghamton, USA
460) Jordi Estevez Escalera, Bellaterra, Spain
461) Iain Davidson, Armidale, NSW, Australia
462) Pam Watson, Armidale, NSW, Australia
463) Kate da Costa, NSW, Australia
464) Konstantinos D. Politis, Athens, Greece
465) Ruby Ibrahim, Jordan
466) Douwe van der Sluis, Westzaan, The Netherlands
467) Ahmad Hijazi, Neve Shalom/Wahat al Salam, Israel
468) Jane Connor Binghamton, NY USA
469) Daniel Leviton, Adelphi, MD, USA
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"The obvious difference between Iraq and the United States is that this
nation is a democracy. That means that we US citizens are responsible
for the behavior of George W. Bush in ways that the people of Iraq are
not
responsible for Saddam Hussein. There is good reason to believe that
Bush, in his highly personal, irrational, and thoroughly Manichaean
campaign
against Hussein, has set the very world on a course toward disaster. No
one can change that course but us. "
- James Carroll
K. D. Politis
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#1053
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 08:16:09 -0700
From: Kristin Southworth <kmsouthworth@YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Fwd: "Bowling for Columbine," Opens This Friday
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Dear Fellow HEDIR's -
In light of some recent posts regarding the political
climate in this country right now, I've decided to
forward this message.
For those of you who may not be familiar with Michael
Moore's work - he is an author, filmmaker from
Michigan, near where I grew up. His film "Roger & Me"
dealt with GM; he also created the television shows
"TV Nation"(NBC) and "The Awful Truth" (Bravo).
I saw his new film "Bowling for Columbine" this Monday
at the Chicago Film Festival. It is funny at times,
as well as scary, emotional, overwhelming at times.
It examines the American culture of violence from many
different angles. I will give you a heads up, there
are some very intense scenes at times - in one part of
the film, the video camera footage from the cafeteria
of Columbine High School on the day of the shooting is
shown. And there are other scenes of violence from
around the world shown also.
However, I left the sold-out theater with feelings of
hope - perhaps if we can educate enough people, and
create awareness of all the factors contributing to
the violence in this country - perhaps we can begin to
elicit a change, a shift in the culture. As health
educators, this is the task we undertake with so many
health issues.
I do think that this film should be required viewing
for all Americans right now, and from that viewing,
they can make up their own minds about many of the
issues raised by this film. I encourage you to attend
a screening if it opens in your city.
Sincerely,
Kristin Hartsaw, BS, CHES
Peer Prevention Coordinator
Greater DuPage MYM
739 Roosevelt Road
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
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<mailinglist@michaelmoore.com> wrote:
> Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 10:26:42 -0400
> From: "Michael Moore's Mailing List"
> <mailinglist@michaelmoore.com>
> To: "kmsouthworth@YAHOO.COM"
> <kmsouthworth@YAHOO.COM>
> Subject: "Bowling for Columbine," Opens This Friday
>
> October 9, 2002
>
> My Film, "Bowling for Columbine," Opens This Friday
>
> Dear friends, fans, and fellow evildoers:
>
> I am very happy and excited to tell you that this
> Friday, October 11, my
> new
> film, "Bowling for Columbine," will open in New York
> and Los Angeles.
>
> It is, I promise, the last thing the Bushies want
> projected on the movie
> screens across America this week. The film is, first
> and foremost, a
> devastating indictment of the violence that is done
> in our name for profit
> and power -- and no one, in all the advance
> screenings I have attended, has
> left the theatre with anything short of rage. I
> truly believe this film has
> the potential to rock the nation and get people
> energized to do something.
>
> This is not good news for Junior and Company. Not
> when they are trying to
> drag us into another war. Not when a crazed sniper
> is exercising his
> constitutional right to own a high-powered rifle.
> Not when John Ashcroft is
> still prohibiting the FBI from looking through the
> gun background check
> files to see if any of the 19 hijackers or their
> associates purchased any
> weapons prior to 9/11 -- because THAT, we are told,
> would "violate" these
> terrorists' sacred Second Amendment rights!
>
> Yes, I believe this movie can create a lot of havoc
> -- but I will need ALL
> of you to help me do this. Are you game?
>
> Last February 5th, I wrote to tell you about a book
> I had written and how
> the publisher had decided to dump it because they
> were afraid to publish
> anything critical of Bush after 9/11. I appealed to
> you to save "Stupid
> White Men" from the shredder and to go out and buy
> it. I promised you would
> not regret it, and that the book would not only be a
> great read but an
> important organizing tool in gumming up the plans of
> George W. Bush.
>
> Within 24 hours, the book went to #1 on the Amazon
> best seller list. By the
> fifth day, the book was already into its 9th
> printing. The publisher was
> torn between its desire to kill the book or make a
> wad of money. Greed won
> out, and this Sunday the book enters its 31st week
> on the New York Times
> best seller list -- and its 32nd printing. This is
> all because of you, my
> crazy and loyal friends. You made this happen,
> against all the odds.
>
> Now I would like to ask you again to help me with my
> latest work, "Bowling
> for Columbine." It's a movie that many critics have
> already called my best
> film to date. They may be right. It is certainly the
> most provocative thing
> I have ever done. I have spent three years on it
> and, I have to say, it
> cuts
> deeper, harder and funnier that anything I have
> given you so far.
>
> The movie opens this Friday in New York and Los
> Angeles, and then in 8 more
> cities next week. How it does in these first ten
> cities will determine
> whether or not the rest of the country gets to see
> it. That is the nutty
> way
> our films are released. If it doesn't have a big
> opening weekend, you can
> kiss the film good-bye. Therefore, this weekend,
> this film must be seen by
> millions of Americans. Can you help me make that
> happen?
>
> "Bowling for Columbine" is not a film simply about
> guns or school
> shootings.
> That is only the starting point for my 2-hour
> journey into the dark soul of
> a country that is both victim and master of an
> enormous amount of violence,
> both at home and around the world. With this movie I
> have broadened my
> canvas to paint a portrait of our nation at the
> beginning of the 21st
> century, a nation that seems hell-bent on killing
> first and asking
> questions
> later. It is a movie about the state sponsored acts
> of violence and
> terrorism against our own poor, and how we have
> created a culture of fear
> that is based on the racial dilemma we continue to
> ignore. And it's a
> devastating comedy.
>
> This film is going to upset some pretty big apple
> carts. No film has EVER
> said the things I am saying in "Bowling for
> Columbine." I expect to be
> attacked. I expect certain theatres will not show it
> for fear of
> retribution. I expect that this movie will be a
> bitter pill for many to
> swallow.
>
> This is why I need your help. Movies live or die
> based on what happens at
> the box office the first weekend of its release. I
> need you, if you live in
> the New York or L.A. area, to go see "Bowling for
> Columbine" this Friday
> and
> Saturday -- and take as many family members and
> friends with you as
> possible. I guarantee you will not be disappointed
> -- and you may just see
> one of the best films of the year.
>
> Monday night in Times Square, "Bowling for
> Columbine" had its premiere. The
> crowd was amazing, as it was this past Saturday
> night at the Chicago Film
> Festival. The audience kept laughing or hooting or
> applauding so loud
> throughout the film that it was hard to hear the
> next line.
>
> The hate mail, the threats, the promises of
> retribution have already
> started
> to roll in to the distributor of this movie, United
> Artists. They are not
> backing down. But how long will this last? I need
> all of you in the New
> York
> tri-state and southern California areas to go see
> "Bowling for Columbine"
> THIS weekend -- the rest of you can see it in a
> couple of weeks when it
> comes to your town. A strong opening not only means
> that the rest of
> America
> will see this film, it means that a good number of
> people who see it are
> going to leave the film angry enough to get active
> and get involved. If it
> does poorly, I will have a difficult time finding
> the funding for the movie
> I want to make next -- a film about 9/11 and how
> Bush is using that tragic
> day as a cover for his right-wing agenda.
>
> Don't let that happen. Don't let the NRA have one
> more success by stopping
> the wider distribution of this movie. And, together,
> let us not remain
> silent in our opposition to Bush's phony war against
> Iraq.
>
> If you live in New York, you can see it at the
> Lincoln Plaza, the Sunshine
> and the Loews 19th St. In L.A., you can catch it at
> the Sunset 5, the
> Westwood Regent, Laemmle Sunset, Laemmle Towncenter
> (Encino), Landmark
> Rialto (Pasadena), and Regal University (Irvine).
> Also, please forward this
> to your other friends and tell them to go see
> "Bowling for Columbine" this
> weekend.
>
> And finally, don't miss our new website
> www.bowlingforcolumbine.com
>
> Thank you for your help with this. I feel so honored
> and privileged to have
> so many people interested in my work. Last January I
> was getting 70,000
> hits
> a month on my website. Last month, I got 17 million
> hits. This alone speaks
> volumes about the vast majority all of us belong to
> who are sick and tired
> of what is going on and are longing for an
> alternative source of
> information.
>
> I hope that you enjoy "Bowling for Columbine."
>
> Thank you again...
>
> Yours,
>
> Michael Moore
>
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> list, please click the
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>
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#1054
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 12:51:38 -0500
From: "Mark J. Kittleson, Ph.D., FAAHB" <kittle@SIU.EDU>
Subject: American Academy of Health Behavior
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The American Academy of Health Behavior would like to announce its third
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The Academy is committed to putting on an excellent meeting with nationally
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all in an intimate meeting setting (only 150 attendees) at a resort-type
location. This year, we have once again put together a wonderful slate of
speakers and topics. We have also added some interesting breakfast
roundtables and professional development opportunities in the afternoon.
The local conference co-chairs are working on afternnon activities and
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Registration fees are lowest until November 30, 2002 so please register
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If you cannot join us this year, please join us in 2004 in Sedona, Arizona
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#1055
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 15:51:31 -0400
From: AAHE Gateway <aahe@AAHPERD.ORG>
Subject: Teaching Tolerance
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The message below is being forward for your information - for follow -
please contact the website below.
Where are the Border Lines at Your School?
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auditorium, in the teachers' lounge. How do people group themselves?
What defines your comfort zone? How fluid are the boundaries between
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On November 21st, 2002, schools nationwide are going to shake up the
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all boundaries. Be a part of it.
5 Ways to Mixitup at Lunch:
* Label tables by months and sit according to your birthday
* Number tables and draw assignments from a jar at the cashier station
* Mark disposable cups with sticker dots and congregate by color
* Find a table where you don't know the names of at least two people
* Give each person a "ticket" that matches the color tag on a chair
For more information on what you can do at your school see the Teaching
Tolerance Web site at: www.mixitup.org
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#1056
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 15:03:15 -0500
From: "Mark J. Kittleson, Ph.D., FAAHB" <kittle@SIU.EDU>
Subject: HEDIR Luncheon
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you're invited to attend the HEDIR Awards Luncheon. This luncheon is
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limited space and you'll need to reserve your spot. You can register
on-line at www.hedir.org/lunch
Come enjoy good food, fellowship, and acknowledge the distinguished work of
our two recipients...Michael Pejsach and HPCareer.net (Michaela Conley).
Mark J. Kittleson, PhD, FAAHB
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#1057
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 16:49:32 -0400
From: nfb <nfb@GWU.EDU>
Subject: CHHCS News Alert: AMA Journal Seeks Papers on Obesity
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CHHCS News Alert 10/10/02
AMA Journal Seeks Papers on Obesity:
Asking why, during a time when the amount of research activity,
knowledge, and interest in obesity among the medical community, as well
as the level of public attention to the issues of weight, diet, and
exercise have never been greater, the epidemic of obesity continues
virtually unabated with no sign of reversal, the Journal of the American
Medical Association is joining its related publication, Archives of
Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, in devoting an entire issue to
obesity research in spring 2003.
http://www.healthinschools.org/2002/oct10_alert.asp
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#1058
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 16:18:30 -0500
From: "Mark J. Kittleson, Ph.D., FAAHB" <kittle@SIU.EDU>
Subject: Call for papers
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#1059
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 18:26:27 -0400
From: "Simmons, Rob" <RSimmons@CHRISTIANACARE.ORG>
Subject: Walking at work response
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A health education colleague passed along the emails on the challenges of
organizing walking programs in the workplace. Here are some thoughts:
> 1) in general, having a group meet at a consistent time in a consistent
> place to walk together, time in and time out fails. Walking program
> coordinators
> should not be so naive as to think everyone is dying to meet at one time
> and
> march as herd of animals as a group. People much prefer to select their
> own
> partners and their own times and places.
>
> 2) giving out inexpensive pedometers is a waste of money and time. One
> program in Rockford, IL used a cheap pedometer - only to get their
> employees up in arms about the inaccuracies and lack of durability of
> these
> pedometers .... and now these same employees are skeptical about starting
> a
> new program with high-end, quality pedometers.
>
> 3) the Monte Carlo approach with raffle drawings may excite the
> few hard-care gamblers in the organization, but most people take a
> don't-care attitude when it comes to raffle prizes. If you're going to
> provide incentives, state a specific goal, and give those who make the
> goal
> their well-earned prize.
>
> 4) Not charging a fee and not providing a real registration kit with a
> legitimate logging journal is generally a sure-fire way to fail on a
> long-term basis. People need to make a commitment -- even $5 -- and feel
> that they are getting something back for their regist fee.
>
> 5) Restricting the program to walking only, will definitely limit the
> number
> of participants. Many organizations let employees count ALL physical
> activites, both on and off the job in their tracking system.
>
> Despite all the above, the walking coordinator shouldn't feel all that
> bad.
> Twelve out of 250 employees is still 5% . I know of corporations with
> 5,000
> employees where only a handful of employees - 30 or so -- signed up for
> a
> similar walking program. The basic problem ... re-read items 1 through 5
> above.
>
PS: For those attending the SOPHE conference in Philadelphia next month, I
will be offering an evening workshop on Nov. 7 for health educators on how
to organize walking programs in community, business and school settings.
Will also be participating in an obesity pre-conference workshop and a
physical activity concurrent sesson at the conference.
> In health,
>
> Robert Sweetgall
rob@creativewalking.com
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Tonya Peters [SMTP:TonyaPeters@EPCHEALTH.ORG]
> > > Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 5:06 PM
> > > To: HEDIR-L@SIU.EDU
> > > Subject: Walking at work
> > >
> > > In response to Kathleen's request about walking at the workplace:
> > >
> > > I work at a county health department and walk everyday (for the most
> part)
> > > around a local park with a lake across the street. During National
> Public
> > > Health Week in April, we (a colleague and myself) sponsored an
> employee
> > > walk around the lake during the lunch hour. It begin a summer long
> series
> > > of weekly walks in which administration purchased inexpensive
> pedometers
> > > as incentives, given away each week by a cumulative drawing of names.
> > >
> > > We hand delivered the initial flyer to each person's desk and followed
> up
> > > every Wednesday (the day before the walk) with an email flyer
> > > department-wide. Right before the walk each Thursday, we announced
> the
> > > activity over the building intercom and conducted the drawing each
> week
> > > upon our return.
> > >
> > > Sadly enough - behavior change is just as difficult amidst "our own
> > > population" as it is in our communities. We received very positive
> > > feedback about the informational email flyers and several people began
> to
> > > associate us with the "weekly walk" yet we did not receive an
> overwhelming
> > > amount of participation! (I would guess that we had about 12 regular
> > > walkers out of 250 employees.) Some of the comments of why they did
> not
> > > participate - 1)It they didn't have to use their lunch hour they might
> be
> > > more likely to walk. 2)They already do physical activity at home in
> the
> > > evening. 3)Too hot outside at noon-time. Towards the end of the
> summer
> > > we ran into a logistical issue that the Farmers Market was close by
> and
> > > employees used their lunch hour for that.
> > >
> > > Not sure if that offers any help in planning. I do believe that the
> > > offering of pedometers made a difference. The types of employees that
> it
> > > attracted were the majority of folks that were already physically
> active.
> > > The saturation of information raised employee awareness but I do not
> feel
> > > it served as a motivator. Best of luck in your endeavors - I would be
> > > very interested in the efforts you try!!
> > >
> > > Tonya
> > > Tonya Peters, MPH
> > > Adolescent Health Specialist
> > > El Paso County Department of Health & Environment
> > > 719-578-3210
> > > tonyapeters@epchealth.org
> > >
> > > I am interested in finding out if anyone has done any research about
> the
> > > effectiveness of measured walk routes at worksites in promoting
> walking
> by
> > > employees that had not previously shown any interest in walking as a
> form
> > > of physical activity. What additional supports do employees seem to
> need
> > > to motivate them to use existing measured walk routes? What types of
> > > workers does this type of intervention work for and what type just
> ignores
> > > the existence and the other motivational efforts? What works? What
> does
> > > not work?
> > > Thanks.
> > > Kathleen
> > > HEd practitioner.
> > >
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> > > **
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