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for Tuesday, Febraury 10, 2004
"We're launching the new web site in conjunction with several other major initiatives relevant to our new name," said David Goldberg, Director, Communication. "In addition to changing our name from the Hemlock Society to End-of-Life Choices, we have a new CEO, we've doubled the size of our board of directors and we've moved our offices. "It's a natural that our site should reflect our new focus, energy and professionalism." Key landing pages within the site include "Learn About Us," "Act, Join, Donate," "Explore Our Community" and a new area, "Media & Education Center." Visitors can find an expert on specific areas of end-of-life care and issues as well as schedule a speaker for a community event. They can also join End-of-Life Choices, donate to the organization and sign up for regular updates of legislative activity. "We continue to advocate for the freedom for all Americans to choose a dignified death," said Kimberly Spencer, web site manager. "With the significant increase in our functionality and the continued growth of our membership, we also want to emphasize the role we can play as an information and education resource." Headquartered in Denver and founded
in 1980, End-of-Life Choices is the oldest and largest choice in dying
organization in North America. It is a nonprofit organization supported
by memberships and donations. Choices actively supports advocacy for the
purpose of enacting laws so that all Americans can live with the freedom
to choose a dignified death. The organization is committed to grassroots
organizing, public relations, legal strategizing and other forms of advocacy.
Choices has 34,000 members in 90 chapters of varying structures throughout
the United States. For more information visit http://www.endoflifechoices.org
or call 1-800-247-7421.
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* Moon Photos Released
Arizona Daily Sun: January 25, 2004. The U.S.
Geological Survey has released photos of the lunar
surface captured during the 1960s. These actual
photos are the ones studied by NASA to determine
Apollo landing sites. More than 18,000 film strips
of images were recorded from orbiting satellites
and, until their release on the Internet, were only
available to scientists.
http://www.azdailysun.com/non_sec/nav_includes/story.cfm?storyID=80879
http://astrogeology.usgs.gov/Projects/LunarOrbiterDigitization/
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