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The book goes into the various utensils and types of them often used in the tea ceremony. There are also various steps to the ceremony with various spaces of each one. There are also various steps to making the actual tea. This book gives beautiful photograph tutorials to them.
It is a fun book to learn about this amazing tradition. It provides kids with what they need to know to try their own.
To learn more about Japan we checked out some DVDs from the library and of course turned to our favorite resource All About Japan. Unfortunately I can't seem to find the photos I took of our DVDs. We took the ones above as well as some folktale ones. We love to get the culture of the country through stories. In the past we have had the pleasure of reviewing The Last Kappa of Old Japan, The Peace Tree from Hiroshima, Once Upon a Time in Japan, Japanese Children's Favorite Stories and Yuko-Chan and the Daruma Doll.
Plus another favorite resource for us is The Magic Tree House series.
Now we know a bit about Japan and its culture so we will tell you about our tea party and our Japanese craft. For our tea party we went to David's Tea and asked our friend there for a good Japanese tea. He sold us Sencha Ashikubo.
We also found some instant Japanese soups to try. Since we were a bit busy we did not try to make anything from scratch this time.
We put a little of each soup into our regular tea cups so we could each try it. We liked the udon soup better than the miso.
To go with our tea party I wanted to do a craft. We found a fun craft making kokeshi dolls in this book.
They are usually simple wooden dolls.
Ours are made from origami paper (ours is from Tuttle Publishing), a toilet paper roll and a ping pong ball. I made one but Hazel has not gotten around to making hers yet.
Hazel loves how mine came out though. What do you think? Now I also have sewn a kimono for Hazel's 18-inch dolls.
So that is our exploration of Japan with a Japanese tea party. This post is part of the Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Blog Series and Giveaway!!
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Q: Data types int and double in calculating e Why, when I use double i the output is (an approximation to) the value of e?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
    double s=0;
    double i=1;
    for (int m=1;m<5;m++)
    {
        i=m*i;
        s=s+1/i;
    }
    cout<<s+1;
    return 0;
}

But when I use int i, the output is 2:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
    double s=0;
    int i=1;
    for (int m=1;m<5;m++)
    {
        i=m*i;
        s=s+1/i;
    }
    cout<<s+1;
    return 0;
}

The variable that stores the value of e is s, which is double, so I was expecting that the datatype of i doesn't matter.

A: You're doing integer division on this line when i is an integer:
s=s+1/i;

You want to instead do floating point division:
s = s + 1.0 / i;

A: The reason that the output is different when you use double or int for the i variable is because of the way that division works in C++. When you use integer division, the result of the division is also an integer. So, in the second example where i is an int, each time you perform the division 1/i, the result is always an integer, which is then converted to a double and added to s. This means that some of the fractional parts of the calculation are being lost.
In the first example, where i is a double, the result of the division 1/i is also a double, and the fractional parts of the calculation are preserved. This is why the output is different in the two cases.
One way to fix this would be to use the 1.0 instead of 1 in the division, like this:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
    double s=0;
    int i=1;
    for (int m=1;m<5;m++)
    {
        i=m*i;
        s=s+1.0/i;
    }
    cout<<s+1;
    return 0;
}

This way, the 1.0 will be treated as a double, and the result of the division will also be a double, so the fractional parts of the calculation will be preserved.

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Moving beyond single and dual diagnosis in general practice
BMJ 2003; 326 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.326.7388.512 (Published 08 March 2003) Cite this as: BMJ 2003;326:512
Many patients have multiple morbidities, and their needs have to be addressed
Nat Wright (nat.wright{at}virgin.net), general practitioner consultant in substance misuse and homelessness,
Liam Smeeth (liam.smeeth{at}lshtm.ac.uk), clinical lecturer,
Iona Heath the Royal College of General Practitioners Health Inequalities Standing Group (pe31{at}dial.pipex.com), general practitioner
No Fixed Abode Health Centre for Homeless People, Leeds LS9 8AA
Department of Epidemiology and Population Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London WC1E 7HT
Caversham Group Practice, London NW5 2UP
The awkward phrase "multiple morbidity" describes the common predicament of the many patients who have more than one health problem. Such patients are disproportionately represented among populations that are socioeconomically deprived and elderly.1 A socioeconomic gradient exists in the incidence and prevalence of almost all major categories of disease, meaning that individuals and families who are socioeconomically disadvantaged are at risk of a compounding multiplicity of health and social problems.2 This multiple morbidity, coupled with the fact that the population of the United Kingdom is ageing,3 poses challenges to the delivery of effective health care that have received almost no official attention.
Examples from mental health show that provision of service in this field has been slow to move from single diagnosis to dual diagnosis.4 Dual diagnosis applies to patients who have a mental health problem and problematic substance or alcohol use. A recent report on dual diagnosis from the Department of Health highlighted the role that primary care had in ensuring adequate care pathways for patients with mental health problems, drug problems, and related physical problems such as infection with hepatitis B or C virus or HIV.2 The report highlighting the issue of dual diagnosis did not use the term "multiple morbidity" to describe these patients. We believe, however, that such a term accurately describes the multitude of health need. It is our purpose to highlight this need so that effective policy measures can be taken to ensure adequate service provision for this complex group of patients.
Effect of specialisation
In the United Kingdom, hospital based clinical practice has become increasingly specialised.5 It is now usual for a single patient to receive care from several specialists, where previously they would have received care from a single general doctor. For example, a patient could be under the care of a nephrologist for renal disease, a cardiologist for coronary heart disease, and a respiratory doctor for chronic pulmonary disease. The extraordinary advances in medical knowledge and the overwhelming volume of relevant scientific literature mean that specialisation may be a requirement for optimal management of some diseases. However, the trend towards more specialisation in secondary care tends to disadvantage people with multiple morbidity. The effective management of such patients depends heavily on general practice.
The changes in general practice have the potential to support or undermine the care of patients with multiple morbidity. Most general practitioners now either work as independent contractors to or are salaried employees of primary care organisations. In England and Wales primary care organisations are anticipated to hold at least 75% of the NHS budget to pay for their patients' use of hospital, primary care, and community services; and prescribing costs.6 Additionally they are able to hold social care budgets under the delegated authority of local authorities.7 Poor health is inextricably linked to low income or unemployment, poor housing, and inadequate social support. A unified budget for health and social care could enable a more effective approach to these wider structural causes of health inequalities.
But it is not just poor collaboration between primary care services and social services that threatens the effective management of people with multiple morbidity. The boundary between primary and secondary acute care sectors has placed bureaucratic and fiscal obstacles in the way of the coordinated care of patients with multiple problems.8 9 Current best practice for commissioning of secondary care services by primary care organisations seeks to analyse pathways for care for patients.10 As a result, some innovative primary care organisations have sought to avoid the problem of the barriers to primary care or secondary care by general practitioners taking on an extended role in an area of special clinical interest. However, at present such a referral pathway to a general practitioner with a special clinical interest is for a single condition, and therefore a patient with multiple problems will still require multiple referrals.
Effective projects for the general practitioners with a special clinical interest will need to find ways not only of reducing the number of referrals across the interface between primary care trusts and acute trusts but also of reducing the total number of referrals needed in primary care. Ways need to be found in which general practitioners can be supported by a range of specialist experts to provide effective care for patients with complex and overlapping health problems.11
Similarly, medical students need education, which equips them to meet the challenges posed by such care. Again, this can best be achieved in a generalist setting. One consequence of the increasing specialisation of hospital based doctors is that in the United Kingdom, medical students are increasingly taught by superspecialists with expert knowledge in a narrowly defined focus on a disease. Although such teaching will bring an immense depth of knowledge to that disease, it runs the risk of overlooking the complexities of clinical management of multiple morbidity. Although the proportion of primary care based undergraduate teaching has increased, in some medical schools such teaching still forms only 4% of the total.12
Effect of cost containment
Another threat to the role of primary care in addressing problems of multiple morbidities is the unresolved tension between high quality care and the statutory responsibility on primary care organisations to contain costs.5 On the one hand it is preferable, for example, for older people with multiple needs to receive health care in their own communities from "generalist general practitioners." On the other hand, the intention behind such care has been to achieve cost savings, which have in turn undermined both the volume and the quality of care delivered. One approach to cost containment is to "cherry pick" patients whose costs are high and select them out of receiving health care from the primary care organisations.1 Interestingly, when fundholding was a part of primary care commissioning, homeless people with multiple morbidity were less likely to be registered with a fundholding practice.13
The evidence to inform the care of patients with multiple problems compares poorly with the evidence supporting single interventions for single diseases. It is unlikely we will ever have randomised controlled trials to guide optimal treatment—for example, for people with paranoid schizophrenia, liver damage related to chronic hepatitis C, and epilepsy, who are living alone in a damp flat. Similarly, while randomised trials usually measure the effects of one, or occasionally two or three, interventions, it is usual for patients' with multiple morbidity to be taking eight or more drugs. Polypharmacy was rightly highlighted as an important issue in the national service framework for older people, and clearly this is not just an issue for general practitioners. As general practitioners it is our job to manage all of a patient's health problems, by drawing on help from specialists where we can and by using whatever research evidence exists to guide practice.
Patients with more than one health problem constitute a large proportion of the workload in primary care. Multiple morbidity is a major component of health inequalities, particularly in an ageing population, and can be seen in part as a direct consequence of the wider societal determinants of ill health. Health care that is both driven and evaluated increasingly by protocols derived from studies of single disease conditions seems likely to disadvantage systematically those with complex and overlapping health problems. An urgent need exists to know more about the optimal treatment of multiple morbidity. How should the care of different diseases be prioritised in situations where treatments are incompatible or the burden of treatment becomes too great? If government and policy makers are serious about tackling health inequalities, a more coherent approach to the problems posed by multiple morbidity is required.
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The ABC of Animals
New York: McLoughlin, n.d. Hardcover. Pictorial paper-covered linen wrapper. 26cm. Substantial wrinkling and wear on the colorful wrapper.	More about The ABC of Animals
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Abidjan, d'un Quarter a l'autre
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About Cider-Making as Made in Yankeeland and Reported in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper 80 years ago
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Abraham i nde. [cover title]
Bouake, Cote d'Ivoire: Eglise Protestante Evangelique du Centre (Alliance Chretienne et Missionnaire), (c. 1973). Paperback. color illustrations, 35p. Softcover in original wrapper. 26cm. Graphic novel (comic book) in Baoule telling the Bible story of Abraham.	More about Abraham i nde. [cover title
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Abstracts of Supreme Court Decisions Interpreting the Interstate Commerce Act. [Volumes One, Two and Three]
Washington: Association of ICC Practitioners, 1972. Hardcover. 23cm. No jackets. Vol. One is a 6th printing; Vol. two a 2nd printing; and Vol. three a 1st ed.	More about Abstracts of Supreme Court Decisions Interpreting the Interstate Commerce Act. [Volumes One, Two...
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Acta Asiatica: Bulletin of the Institute of Eastern Culture, [No.] 83
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Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut in America
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Actual: revista de la Direccion General de Cultura de la Universidad de los Andes, ano 1, No. 1 (enero-abril, 1968)
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Acuarelas de Mark, 1843-1856: Un testimonio pictorico de la Nueva Granada
Bogota: Banco de la Republica, (c. 1963). Mark, Edward Walhouse. Hardcover. color illustrations (some double-page, some folding, some both), xxxi, [35]-351p. Original black leatherette. dj. 29cm. Jacket lightly worn. Covers slightly warped. Spanish text; captions in Spanish and English. Watercolors executed by the British diplomat Edward Mark while he was...	More about Acuarelas de Mark, 1843-1856: Un testimonio pictorico de la Nueva Granada
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The Adams Cable Codex
Boston: F. O. Houghton & Co. Steamship Agents and Commission Merchants, c. 1896. 10th ed. Hardcover. 224p. Flexible red cloth. 16cm. No jacket.	More about The Adams Cable Codex
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Addis Reporter. 5 issues: Vol. I, Nos. 1, 26 & 41; Vol. II, Nos. 2 & 4
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Adventures of Hunters and Travellers, and Narratives of Border Warfare
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The Advocate of Peace. New Series, Vol. IV, Nos. 6-12 (June-Dec., 1873, and Vol. V, Nos. 1-7, 912 (Jan.-July and Sept.-Dec., 1874) [and] Angel of Peace, Vol. II, Nos. 6-12 (June-Dec. 1873) and Vol. III, Nos. 1-7, 9-12 (Jan.-July and Sept.-Dec., 1874)
Boston: American Peace Society (for both periodicals), 1873-1874. Hardcover. Bound volume. Marbled boards backed in cloth with tiny matching corners. Text double-columned. All issues of The Advocate of Peace bound in before any issues of Angel of Mercy. Vol. III, No. 11 of the latter magazine includes a contribution ("A...	More about The Advocate of Peace. New Series, Vol. IV, Nos. 6-12 (June-Dec., 1873, and Vol. V, Nos. 1-7, 912...
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Aethiopica: International Journal of Ethiopian Studies. 2 (1999)
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African American Music and Europe: The International Conference April 24-27, 1996. The Sorbonne, Paris. [cover title]
Cambridge: W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research, 1996. Paperback. photos, 23-page program for this conference (including wrapper). Narrow 30cm. Corner crease. SIGNED by Paul Oliver and M. A. Bottomley who appeared on a panel with Richard Newman (whose copy this was).	More about African American Music and Europe: The International Conference April 24-27, 1996. The Sorbonne,...
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Phnom Penh Post - Minister hails progress in Kingdom's judicial system
Minister hails progress in Kingdom's judicial system
Voun Dara | Publication date 05 July 2019 | 08:20 ICT
Minister of Justice Ang Vong Vathana highlighted improvements made to the Kingdom's judicial system at the 2nd Session of the 6th Legislature on Thursday. Heng Chivoan
Fri, 5 July 2019
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Minister of Justice Ang Vong Vathana highlighted improvements made to the Kingdom's judicial system at the 2nd Session of the 6th Legislature on Thursday.
In a meeting led by National Assembly President Heng Samrin, Vong Vathana was questioned by lawmaker Pen Panha, Committee of Legislation and Justice Chair at the National Assembly.
Other National Assembly members present at the meeting included Sam Rithy, Hun Many, Chheang Vun and Pen Siman.
In response to a question from Panha, Vong Vathana said his ministry had improved the Kingdom's physical infrastructure in the judicial sector, as well as enacted a modernisation of its institutions.
"The Ministry of Justice paid high attention to the building of physical infrastructure and institutional modernisation, both at the ministry and at all levels of tribunals. This is to improve the provision of services for our citizens."
"We improved the infrastructure of the ministry to respond to an increasing volume of tasks, as well as the increasing number of civil servants," he said.
Vong Vathana said all 24 provinces and Phnom Penh will soon have provincial courts of their own.
Three provincial courts – namely in Kampong Speu, Tbong Khmum and Stung Treng – have been constructed, while provincial courts in Kampong Chhnang and Svay Rieng provinces are awaiting budget allocation from the Ministry of Economy and Finance, he said.
The ministry is also examining the possibility of constructing the Kep provincial court by 2020.
Vong Vathana said that "Battambang, Preah Sihanouk and Tbong Khmum province [Appeal Courts] are scheduled to be put into use in 2020".
The Minister of Justice continued that his ministry was actively promoting legal assistance programmes for the poor, as well as out of court dispute settlement services for citizens.
He said the ministry was closely cooperating with Cambodia's Bar Association in preparing lawyers to defend cases for the poor, with 415 of Cambodia's 1,000 lawyers on call to volunteer in such cases. Volunteer lawyers help defend some 2,000 cases for the poor each year, Vong Vathana said.
In addition to legal aid, there is also a legal consultation service for the poor that services some 300 cases each year.
"No matter how remote the province is, there are at least five lawyers on standby to provide defence services to the poor free of charge," he said.
Sam Rithy, a parliamentarian from Kampong Speu province, probed Vong Vathana over free legal services in the provinces, saying that an increase in publicity is needed.
"If I am not wrong, there are as many as 10 centres for legal service delivery [in Kampong Speu province]. I just want to emphasise that overall it does not seem to be publicised and residents are not aware that there are legal service delivery centres for them," he said.
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VISCOUNTESS Emma Weymouth has been confirmed as the eighth celebrity to sign up for Strictly Come Dancing 2019.
The exciting news was revealed on Gaby Roslin's BBC Radio London show this afternoon.
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She told Gaby that she was only allowed to tell her husband her exciting news, but finally told the rest of her family yesterday.
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There 'll be upsets in 2019 –Chekwas Okorie
•APC would lose badly
Chief Chekwas Okorie is the National Chairman of the United Progressive Congress(UPP) and the party's presidential candidate in the 2015 general elections. He has predicted that the ruling party, the All Progressives Congress(APC) would lose badly in the next general elections, and that 2019 would record upsets. In this interview with WILLY EYA, he spoke on various issues including the call by the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra(IPOB), Chief Nnamdi Kanu.
What do you say to the call for the boycott of Anambra election by IPOB?
I will say it is borne out of ignorance really, because those who are calling for the boycott of elections, when I say ignorance, without meaning any disrespect, is that they don't know that there has been an election boycott in this part of Nigeria before. UPGA, United Progressives Grand Alliance, which was actually a coalition of political parties led by Dr. Michael Okpara, canvassed for boycott and it hurt the people of the area badly. Notwithstanding, election still took place and the NPC, the Northern Peoples Congress and NNPP led by Akintola swept the polls because the others boycotted. If not for the military intervention of 1966, NCNC, the Action Group, UMBG, that were part of that coalition that boycotted the election, would have found themselves seriously in the cold.
Everybody saw what happened and swore that never again shall we boycott any election. This was even before the war. So, if they were not born during the war to know how we all suffered then, how would they even know what happened before the war politically in this country? Election boycott is nothing new, but it is nothing palatable at all. It is fraught with a lot of danger, politically. In fact, you will make yourself totally extinct.
Now, you want to occupy your space to be able to determine who represents you, who governs you and at the same time you don't want to participate in elections and elections will definitely take place. Many people have said that God forbid that APC will conquer Anambra State, for example, because APC victory in Anambra State is like a conquest. The same people, the younger ones are saying don't participate in the election. That is the surest way of surrendering Anambra State to the APC, because there will be election and they will participate and carry the result and go. So, it requires some re-orientation. And it is catching on. Like what you saw at Awka, you saw many of them who have embraced the political process. They are all there in the field spreading the message to every doorstep and they are winning converts so rapidly. I'm so impressed. And those who are saying boycott, have not told us what we are bound to benefit from such a senseless and primitive act. Which country in this modern world embarks on election boycott? So, I don't know from where the idea came to them. Maybe they had a brainwave and started talking about something they cannot sustain by simple logic. There is nothing to sustain such a proposal. It will fail and our people will participate actively in the election ahead. They will.
Let them not be carried away by the success of the sit-at-home. The sit-at-home couldn't have been less successful, because they anchored it on the people that died during the war and other massacres our people suffered. There is not a single family, it will be difficult to find a single family in Igboland that didn't lose one loved-one in any of those events. And so, there is nobody who would not want to seize an opportunity to honour such loved-ones even if it means just sitting at home for one day. So, it only caught on because the appeal was right, more especially as 50 years was quite auspicious to mark such a very solemn event. That is why it is not only successful, but massively successful.
But those who championed it, indeed a noble cause, should not think that is a measure of their ability to direct the Igbo nation to carry out their wishes. Having gone to this election boycott thing, as the next step, perhaps to test how much loyalty, you can now see the backlash. Ohanaeze was vehement in disowning them and the people of Anambra State, felt so insulted that somebody outside of the state, will now come to dictate to them whether they will elect a leader of their choice or not. So, instead of uniting the Igbo, that very singular and very thoughtless proposal is now trying to divide the Igbo. People from Anambra State are beginning to look at the leader of the group asking them to boycott the election from the point of view of where he comes from. They are now saying if you're an indigene of Anambra, would you have said the same thing? Can you do the same thing in your state?
Recently, your party had a national convention, what is expected from the UPP from now?
Let me say that Nigerians should look forward to a political party that is ideologically-rooted and is very conversant with the needs of the country at this point in time. There is no doubt that an overwhelming majority of Nigerians, have looked forward to the implementation of the recommendations of the 2014 constitutional conference. Those recommendations were not as exhaustive as many would want them to be. But over 600 recommendations, touched on so many aspects of our national life that would have balanced this country better than it is today and release the potentialities of many federating units and ethnic nationalities to develop at their own pace, to engage in the very healthy competition that would bring out the comparative advantages of all the federating units, for development and growth of the country.
That we believe in. But sadly, the All Progressives Congress, that has even progressive in its name, and the party that participated from their state levels, because they control 24 states, out of the Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory. And these 24 states and the Federal Capital Territory, contributed what they considered their best teams to the national conference. It was only the APC as a party that did not contribute the three slots given to them as a party. And so, one may say that those decisions were reached by a majority of the APC governors. And the same APC controls the National Assembly by majority.
So, for the President of Nigeria to dismiss that document and say that he has not read it, he would not read it and that it was going to be confined to the archives, was the biggest tragedy that befell Nigeria at the beginning of his government.
So, we felt as a political party there was something we could do about it. This is not a matter for the judiciary, to say we will go to court to challenge anybody. But that we will bring the entire recommendations, the highlights at least, and reduce it to a manifesto format and it becomes our social contract with the Nigerian people and an article of faith.
This is what we have succeeded in doing, at least, in terms of the ideological thrust of our party. And as we were doing this, we were also testing the grounds to see how prepared Nigerians are for this kind of radical departure from the status quo. And we found out that the people of Borno, especially the Southern Borno, would want the national conference recommendations almost as much as the people of the South East would want it. The people of the Middle Belt, responded as if the National Conference was intended to liberate them from the shackles of the hegemony of the caliphate. The Southern Zaria people responded enthusiastically to what we were ready to do as a political party. Not to talk about the Niger Delta people. Delegations upon delegations began to come to us from the various parts of the country to say this thing you're canvassing, don't ever relent, that is what is going to attract us to you. We want to see it in more concrete terms.
Again, Atiku Abubakar, began to play up the issue of restructuring. But the weakness in his own that made it look more like rhetoric was because he belongs to the party that is doing the opposite. And since Nigeria doesn't run an independent candidate system, people could not see how he was going to implement the opposite of what his party believes in. But all the same, his weighty voice gave credence to what the UPP had already articulated in our manifesto and constitution. Now, IBB has joined in saying, restructure Nigeria.
So, self-determination and restructuring have become a national singsong. Today, we're the only political party of the 45 that exists at the moment that has come out with this bold initiative. So, as we approach the campaigns for 2019, we'll take this message to every nook and cranny of this country, so that they will not see it as an Igbo agenda, but an agenda that will liberate Nigeria. Because what is holding Nigeria down is the type of structure it is operating and that structure must be dismantled and a new one put in place and you will see Nigeria experience a quantum leap in its development. So, this is what Nigerians should expect from us.
We are certain that having carried out this convention successfully, we're now equipped as a political party should be to meet Nigerians in the field.
You seem quite disappointed with APC, as reflected in your speech at the convention. What do you think are likely to happen on the way to 2019?
Quite frankly APC has gone too far with its bad attitude in governance and to the Nigerian people that I don't expect any change. I don't expect any turnaround to improve. So, what we are going to do very aggressively, is to take our message of restructuring, self-determinations and all the highlights of our social contract with the Nigerian people to every doorstep, so that we have a national movement that is determined to move from the present situation of things to a better one. It may be quite ambitious, but it is achievable, with single-minded determination and the grace of God.
We're determined to make the 2019 election at all levels a kind of referendum, a yes or no kind of election, where Nigerians will be made to know that if you want to know the real change that will impact on you and your family and even generations unborn, you have only one choice and that is to vote UPP that has come out with a clear-cut position on this issue, but if you want to remain where you are, then vote any other party, including APC.
In that aggressive canvassing of what I call our revolutionary agenda, we are going to translate it into so many languages, so that the man in Sokoto, who may not be as literate as to understand the political lexicons, will understand it in his local language. We are going to produce our message in songs that can be played and the lyrics will be played everywhere across the country. And we will have enough time to build it into a crescendo. It is not going to happen overnight. I can assure that by 2019, the attitude of the average Nigerian will be different. The beauty of it is the electronic voting system. That's why I took time in that short address to commend INEC and the National Assembly for their commitment to the electronic voting system, because that is the only way Nigerians can retire these people who have held them hostage.
The average Nigerian, I believe, is rational, especially in exercising his franchise. But when they have voted and the people go and write results, it creates the impression that Nigerians like bad governance. Never. Nobody will tell you that he likes bad governance. And bad governance does not exclude anybody. The Fulani are there, the Hausas are there, the Igbo, the Yoruba, all of them are suffering the same thing.
There will be a lot of upsets in 2019. One thing I can predict accurately is that no one party is going to have an overwhelming control of say the National Assembly and the executive arms all at the same time, as has been the case during the period of massive manipulation of election results. But when manipulation of results, was not as brazen as we had them today or in recent times, no one party controlled everything. The NPC needed NCNC to form government. NPN needed an NPP accord to form government. And so on and so forth. That overwhelming control never existed that allowed parties to ride roughshod over Nigerians and they behaved as they liked.
Tell me under any normal circumstance, how Nigeria will be operating a security council in which no Igbo man is a member. It has never happened. It is APC government that has done it for the first time in the history of this country. And in spite of protestations, even non-Igbo people have said that this is the height of injustice. Yet, government is not concerned, they don't care. They even want to inflict more pain on the people that are complaining. Tell me how Nigeria can continue like that.
This is what you get when it is one party controlling everything. So, they behave as they like. I believe APC has shot itself in the foot. It will lose so badly in the next election in the way no incumbent government has ever lost in the history of this country.
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This month's DFA-Democracy for New Mexico Meetup is set for TONIGHT, Tuesday, October 4, at 7:00 PM at the Social Hall of the First Unitarian Church on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche in Albuquerque. Please RSVP. All are wecome to attend!
We'll be hearing from former ABQ Mayor MARTY CHAVEZ, who's a candidate in the Democratic primary race for Congress in New Mexico's First District. He'll be discussing his campaign and positions on the issues, and answering your questions.
Labor leader JON HENDRY, who serves as President of the New Mexico Federation of Labor and the business agent for IATSE local 480, will also be speaking to the group. He'll discuss workers' rights and the role of unions in today's anti-working class, anti-middle class political environment dominated by corporate and right-wing greed.
This month's DFA-DFNM Meetup will take place on Tuesday, September 6, and will feature special guests Hector Balderas, a Democratic primary candidate for U.S. Senate, and Eric Griego, a Democratic primary candidate for Congress in NM-01. Hector and Eric will be discussing their campaigns and taking questions. The Meetup takes place at 7:00 PM at the Social Hall at the First Unitarian Church located on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche in Albuquerque.
This will be an excellent opportunity for folks to interact with the candidates in a small, informal setting, so come on down. All are welcome to attend. Click here to RSVP and/or to join the Meetup group.
Note: Tonight's Meetup will be starting at 7:00 PM sharp so that both guests can have adequate time to engage the group. Please arrive before 7:00 PM so the Meetup can start on time!
Photo Credits: Eric Griego by M.E. Broderick; Hector Balderas by Stephen Jones.
As usual, we'll also be discussing other topics like Van Jones' new Rebuild the Dream group and the NM-01 House race. You're encouraged to join the discussion. To learn more and/or join the Meetup group, click here.
We're very pleased to have Rep. MARTIN HEINRICH as our special guest this month. He'll give a short talk about his campaign for U.S. Senate, and then take your questions and hang out a bit to chat. Don't miss this chance to interact with Martin and hear the latest on the hot Senate race in NM. We hope to have a large turnout to welcome Martin and let him know we appreciate his taking time during his busy schedule to meet with us.
We'll also be discussing Van Jones' new grassroots group, Rebuild the Dream, as well as the race for the House seat in NM-01. Come on down!
Note: FYI we plan to hear from the other Dem candidate for U.S. Senate, Hector Balderas, at a Meetup soon. Stay tuned.
This month's DFA-Democracy for New Mexico Meetup is set for tonight, April 5, at 7:00 PM at the Social Hall of the First Unitarian Church on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche. Click here to RSVP and/or become a member. All are welcome.
The group will be hearing from two knowledgeable folks about two important topics. Meetup member Sterling Ray Fluharty, who has made a careful study of the demographic changes captured in the 2010 census, will discuss their meaning for politics in New Mexico. , the State Director for USDA Rural Development in New Mexico, will fill us in on what his important agency does to support communities in NM, and how its focus fits in with the demographic changes highlighted in the recent census.
We'll also be discussing what's going on in the pro-worker movement here and nationwide, and what we can do to keep the momentum going.
This month's DFA-DFNM Meetup is set for tomorrow, Tuesday, March 1, at 7:00 PM at the Social Hall of the First Unitarian Church located on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche in Albuquerque. The group will get to participate in a special workshop presented by Janet Resnick and Lisa Franzen on strengthening the liberal, progressive movement using effective messaging based on the linguistic framing principles of George Lakoff. To join the Meetup group and/or RSVP, click here.
If there's one thing that right wingers are beating us on, it's messaging -- they have become masters at simplifying and framing complex issues so that they strongly impact people's emotional cores and speak to their innermost values. Janet and Lisa have been working within a group that has been exploring framing and its applications in political rhetoric. Tomorrow, they will share what they've learned and how to apply these principles to everyday interactions in order to be persuasive and effective in advocating for liberal positions.
Workshop participants will learn how to communicate in a way that successfully conveys and gains support for progressive values and positions. Lakoff argues that one of the reasons liberals have had difficulty since the 1980s is that they have not been as aware of their own guiding metaphors, and have too often accepted conservative terminology framed in a way to promote authoritarian values.
Lakoff insists that liberals must cease using terms like partial birth abortion and tax relief because they are manufactured specifically to allow the possibilities of only certain types of opinions. Tax relief, for example, implies explicitly that taxes are an affliction, something someone would want "relief" from. To use the terms of another metaphoric worldview, Lakoff insists, is to unconsciously support it. Liberals must support linguistic think tanks in the same way that conservatives do if they are going to succeed in appealing to those in the country who share their metaphors.
"It would be a comfort to us all if the events in Wisconsin continued to inspire the liberal movement through the next election cycle and ushered in a new political bottom line where universal health care is seen as a requirement for economic stability, Fox News fires Glen Beck and hires Keith Olbermann, Sara Palin decides to go back for a degree in International Studies -- at Berkley, and the Tea Party tells the Koch brothers they can keep their money because campaign finance reform is the next bill they will support in Congress.
"Ok, then I woke up.
"Indeed, there is some invigoration of the liberal side -- yay -- but how successful it will be, how much impact it will have and for how long, remains to be seen. Let us not be deluded: there is a massive, barroom brawl ahead. It's not about a singular issue. It is about the fundamental difference between liberal and neo-conservative values. In this country, arguable in most of the industrial world, the polling results lean left or right at any given moment. The fluctuations in public opinion make outcomes of any poll an imprecise science. Often, the deck is stacked. Wordsmith for the right, Frank Luntz, convinced reporters at Fox News to use the phrase "government option" in place of "public option" because the frames that were evoked with the use of the word "government" provided the negative spin they were after.
"The way we talk about our values, and how our values determine the policies we support, help others to build an understanding and appreciation for liberalism. The neo-conservatives have been perfecting their arguments for decades. Needless to say, the liberal side of the debate has a lot of catching up to do.
"The presentation on Tuesday, March 1st, will share how our group of five people are learning about, and using framing, to create more effective communication."
Note: Lakoff just wrote an excellent piece on the real issues that are at play in the Wisconsin battle over unions and collective bargaining. You can read it here.
The DFA-Democracy for New Mexico Meetup is set for today, Tuesday, February 8, at 7:00 PM at the Social Hall at the First Unitarian Church on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche. You can join the group and/or RSVP here.
Our special guest will be Sam Bregman, a candidate for Chair of the Democratic Party of New Mexico. Whether you already support a candidate in this race, haven't yet made up your mind or just want to discussion the future of the Party, we hope you will help us welcome Sam, give a listen to what he has to say and participate with your questions or comments at tomorrow night's Meetup. We think it's important to give everyone a fair shake, and it will be a great opportunity to discuss the direction the Party should take as we continue to battle against the right-wing agenda in NM and nationally.
With the help of Dory Shonagon, we'll also be discussing what's happening at the New Mexico Legislature during this 60-day session, and a new grassroots initiative called Keep the Promise of New Mexico's Future that demands an end to education cuts and ways to increase revenues to improve education. You can read more here.
Tonight's DFA-DFNM Meetup is set for 7:00 PM at the Social Hall of the First Unitarian Church on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche in Albuquerque. Click to join the group and/or RSVP.
As part of his state-wide listening tour, our special guest will be Javier Gonzales, Chairman of the Democratic Party of New Mexico. He wants to hear your comments and questions about where the Dem Party is and where we should be headed. Dory Shonagon will fill us in on effective citizen lobbying at the NM legislative session that starts at Noon on January 18, and we'll also be discussing grassroots actions we can take to support a progressive agenda there and beyond. All are urged to attend and start the New Year off right -- active and engaged!
The monthly DFA-DFNM Meetup will be held tonight -- Tuesday, December 7, 2010 at 7:00 PM at the Social Hall of the First Unitarian Church located on the SW corner of Carlisle and Comanche in Albuquerque. If you plan to attend, please RSVP here, where you can also join the group and get on its email list.
discussing what our group's focus and actions should be in the coming new year.
Bring your thoughts, ideas, opinions and suggestions. This is designed to be a civil and constructive assessment of where we are now, how we got here and where we want to go in the future, both within the Democratic Party and outside of it in terms of grassroots movement activism. Hope you can participate.
Instead of holding its regular monthly DFA-Democracy for New Mexico Meetup, group members will be volunteering TONIGHT to phone canvass for Rep. Martin Heinrich at his main campaign office in Albuquerque. Everyone is welcome to participate, whether you're a member of Meetup or not.
Come on down to Rep. Heinrich's campaign headquarters at 7:00 PM tonight, Tuesday, October 5. The office is located at 2610 San Mateo Blvd NE (see map). Folks will be making calls from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM or so, but any amount of time you can volunteer tonight will be much appreciated.
The DFA-DFNM Meetup group will be organizing several more phone banks for other candidates, including Diane Denish, in the weeks before the November 2nd election. Keep an eye our for more information. You can become a Meetup member or RSVP for tonight's phone bank here.
Whether you can participate tonight or not, we hope you will donate as much time as possible to knocking doors, making phone calls and/or doing other needed work for any and all Democratic campaigns between now and the election. Turnout is the key to victory!
A new DFA group, Democracy for McKinley County, is starting up today in Gallup and holding its first meeting. If you live in the Four Corners area, check it out. I'll let Bill Monroe, who's organizing the meeting, explain what's up.
I am Bill Monroe. My wife and I moved to Gallup from Columbia, Missouri in June of this year. I was a founding member of Democracy for Missouri, a very active DFA group in Central Missouri which has hosted two DFA trainings, a State Convention and helped recruit and support numerous successful (and unsuccessful) candidates to elective office. One of our members was elected as a John Kerry Delegate in 2004 and I was an elected Obama Delegate in 2008.
This will be a bid to reestablish DFA progressive activism in the Four Corners region centered in Gallup. We will meet to join forces and promote a progressive agenda taking on big Uranium, native water rights, and protection of this beautiful land, while recruiting and helping to elect progressive Democrats to represent our values of community, mutual support and caring for all.
Our first meeting will be Tuesday October 5th, at 6:00 PM in Camille's Restaurant (just next to the dance circle in front of the courthouse). You can join the group and RSVP here.
I am really at a loss as to the political scene here and I am hoping to meet like minded progressives and plug into the local Democratic structure. The initial focus of this group , assuming that we get a turnout of 3 or 4 people, will be to engage in GOTV efforts this November. Lets give the lie to the meme that the "Left' is dispirited with a big Democratic turnout in McKinley County. It was so nice to register to vote here as I was able to declare party affiliation. This must make the party ID effort a cinch. I envision door knocking and phone calls to get out the vote in the weeks leading up to the election. Lets roll...!
Note: Judge Robert E. Robles will join Rep. Martin Heinrich as a guest speaker at tonight's DFA-DFNM Meetup. All are welcome to attend.
In 1999, Judge Robles ruled in a 3rd District Court case that under the New Mexico Constitution, New Mexico residents who are United States citizens have a right to serve as jurors regardless of whether or not they are fluent in English. His ruling also stated that they are entitled to an interpreter in order to fully participate. The 3rd Judicial District Attorney representing the state in this matter took Judge Robles' ruling to the New Mexico Supreme Court for review where it was affirmed. As a result, all state courts are required to adhere to this process to ensure everyone is afforded the opportunity to be judged by a jury of their peers.
A native of Albuquerque, Robles graduated with a juris doctorate from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 1975. He began his legal career as a New Mexico Assistant Attorney General. In 1978, Robles moved to Las Cruces where he practiced law for 13 years prior to being appointed by Governor Bruce King as a Third Judicial District Court judge in 1991. Robles served on the district court bench for more than 17 years, and was selected by his fellow judges to three, three-year terms as chief judge.
Judge Robles has also earned endorsements from the New Mexico Federation of Labor, NM AFL-CIO, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, AFSCME, which represents over 12,000 city, county, state and university employees along with home-based childcare providers, and the Office and Professional Employees International Union, OPEIU.


Architecture is a precious thing; delicate and worth preserving. Whether by the slow slip into decrepitude or wanton destruction at the hands of terror, our heritage is at risk.
That's the driving force behind "Look Up Mumbai," an installation overseen by Professor Sarah Kenderdine of the University of New South Wales, following on from past projects "Look Up Kyoto," "Cupola" and "Heaven's Gate."
Kenderdine, director of the Expanded Perception and Interaction Centre at the university, is part of a new wave of curators drawing on digital tools to document architecture, whilst expanding our understanding and appreciation of it in the process.
She has given TED talks in the past and this year addressed the World Economic Forum on both the threats and potential solutions the digital world offers to the many conundrums architectural historians face.
Photographing the ceilings of Mumbai's iconic structures using a motorized rig, Kenderdine along with photographer John Choy have created vast composite images a gigapixel in size, projecting them in a temporary structure called the DomeLab -- the highest resolution creation of its kind in the world.
"Look Up Mumbai" invited the city's inhabitants to enter the immersive DomeLab and find a fresh perspective on sites both familiar and yet uncanny. Seventy of the city's buildings, from Jain temples to Catholic cathedrals, airports to nightclubs, have been translated into beguiling fisheye images to be gazed up at, as if looking at the stars.
Kenderdine describes her creations as "urban celestial imagery," and hopes that the installation will "focus the multi-cultural richness and diversity of these structures as objects of aesthetic allure, technological wonder and empyrean fascination."
Can 3-D mapping preserve antiquities?
Quoting philosopher Villem Flusser, she says that, "we live in two worlds: one that is given and the other that is provoked by the attention that we pay to it."
"We seldom look up to contemplate," Kenderdine argues, "Look Up Mumbai sets out to relocate these ceilings in the other world."


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Tommy Dorfman Reintroduces Herself as a Trans Woman: 'Today Is About Clarity'
Aurelie Corinthios
July 22, 2021, 10:38 AM ·4 min read
Tommy Dorfman
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Tommy Dorfman is reintroducing herself to the world as a trans woman.
Dorfman, who played Ryan Shaver on 13 Reasons Why, publicly discussed her transition for the first time in an interview with novelist Torrey Peters published by Time on Thursday, saying, "For a year now, I have been privately identifying and living as a woman — a trans woman."
"It's funny to think about coming out, because I haven't gone anywhere," she continued. "I view today as a reintroduction to me as a woman, having made a transition medically. Coming out is always viewed as this grand reveal, but I was never not out. Today is about clarity: I am a trans woman. My pronouns are she/her. My name is Tommy."
Dorfman, who has been documenting her changes in style and appearance for several months on Instagram, says she felt the need to publicly address her gender identity in order to maintain control of her own narrative.
"I've been living in this other version of coming out where I don't feel safe enough to talk about it, so I just do it. But I recognize that transitioning is beautiful. Why not let the world see what that looks like?" she said. "So I kept, on Instagram, a diaristic time capsule instead — one that shows a body living in a more fluid space. However, I've learned as a public-facing person that my refusal to clarify can strip me of the freedom to control my own narrative. With this medical transition, there has been discourse about my body, and it began to feel overwhelming."
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Dorfman, 29, will not change her name, which she was given in honor of her mother's brother who died shortly after she was born. "I feel very connected to that name, to an uncle who held me as he was dying," she said. "This is an evolution of Tommy. I'm becoming more Tommy."
"I love my name, I want to keep my name and give new life to my name," she continued. "I'm really proud of the person that I was, too. I think that's important to acknowledge. I'm proud of who I've been for the last however many years."
Given her trajectory thus far, Dorfman said it has been "impossible for me to separate my personal and professional transition, because my body and face are linked to my career."
"I'm most recognized for playing a bitchy gay poet on a soap opera, and I feared that by actively transitioning in my personal life, I would lose whatever career I've been told I'm supposed to have," she said. "But I'm no longer interested in playing 'male' characters."
Dorfman was given her first role as a woman in Lena Dunham's upcoming film Sharp Stick. She's also set to direct an adaptation of Mason Deaver's I Wish You All the Best and is starring this fall in the Channel 4 limited series Fracture.
"I feel like I haven't scratched the surface with my career or work because everything I've done up until the end of last year has been in the wrong body, and not in my truth," Dorfman said. "So much of my work as an actor was like, hiding this part of myself and then bringing life to a character. And so I think I'm just excited to play women. Trans women, cis women, women in general. Non-binary, femme-presenting people. And it's funny because I loved acting but I would hate going to work. It would always feel really uncomfortable to me. And now I know why."
And in her personal life, what the star is looking for in a romantic partner has changed as well.
"Personally, it's wild to be 29 and going through puberty again. Some days I feel like I'm 14," she said. "As a result of that shift, the types of romantic partnerships I seek out are different, I was in a nine-year relationship in which I was thought of as a more male-bodied person, with a gay man. I love him so much, but we've been learning that as a trans woman, what I'm interested in is not necessarily reflected in a gay man."
"So we've had incredible conversations to redefine our relationship as friends," she continued. "Transitioning has been liberating and clarifying."


Stacey Dooley has challenged MP David Lammy after he said "the world does not need any more white saviours" following her Comic Relief posts from Africa.
She's posted images on Instagram of her holding a young Ugandan child.
Mr Lammy also appeared on BBC Two's Victoria Derbyshire programme, saying: "Charity is a good thing, all of us understand that, but how we do charity is important.
"Comic Relief is a 20-year-old formula that asks comedians to perform and sends celebrities – most often white – out to Africa, and that image evokes for lots of ethnic minorities in Britain, a colonial image of a white beautiful heroine holding a black child, with no agency, no parents in sight.
He said Dooley has "done some fantastic journalism", but that "the image she wants to promote is her as heroine and black child as victim".
Mr Lammy added that he thought Comic Relief founder Richard Curtis should "use the platform responsibly".
Comic Relief said in a statement: "We are really grateful that Stacey Dooley, an award-winning and internationally acclaimed documentary-maker, agreed to go to Uganda to discover more about projects the British people have funded there and make no apologies for this.
Last year Mr Lammy said in a BBC video that African people were "equals to be respected, not as victims to be pitied".
In 2017, Ed Sheeran's video from Africa for Comic Relief was handed a "Rusty Radiator" award, given to the "most offensive and stereotypical fundraising video of the year".
Comic Relief chief Liz Warner told The Guardian earlier that year that films for Comic and Sport Relief would depict "people talking in the first person in their own voices, with local heroes and local heroines talking to us about the work they're doing".
She said the award for Sheeran's video, "rightly challenges organisations like Comic Relief to be as responsible, fresh and relevant as possible when conveying our issues".


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# Inne źródła

> Reviewed 2020-05-08

Jest to skomentowana lista odnośników do innych stron internetowych, które uważamy za użyteczne. Wszystkie odnośniki zostały zweryfikowane i działały, gdy ten dokument był ostatnio sprawdzany.

  * [Lista linków dotyczących mapowania i tematów powiązanych z kartografią na stronie Maptime](http://maptime.io/lessons-resources/) Obszerna lista linków, nie tylko o OpenStreetMap, ale obejmująca również wizualizacje, tworzenie map i mapowanie sieciowe.

## Edycja

### iD

  * [Zintegrowany samouczek iD's](http://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?editor=id#walkthrough=true) Interaktywny samouczek o korzystaniu z iD jako części oprogramowania
  * [prezentacja obejmująca zawartość naszego przewodnika](/files/iD-editor-training.pptx) dobry materiał, jeśli planujesz wprowadzić kogoś do iD, np. na mapathonie
  * [Samouczki wideo HOT](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb9506_-6FMHULD9iDUAh-4qpxKdVspnD) Kolekcja instruktażowych filmów koncentrujących się głównie na mapowaniu z użyciem iD i JOSM
  * [Samouczki wideo o iD](https://www.sjtdelfs.de/wordpress/?page_id=84) Kilka bardzo krótkich filmów wyjaśniających, jak wykonać najpopularniejsze zadania
  * [Lekcje wideo o danych OpenStreetMap](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqC3rFN6pDezPK0NifkGCSMop3vcXQEEU) prezentacje w stylu wykładów o różnych aspektach dotyczących tagów, warstw, relacji

## Mapathony i podobne wydarzenia

  * [Wpis na Wiki o Mapathonach Missing Maps](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Missing_Maps_mapathons) prawie, jak lista kontrolna dająca pojęcie, czym się zająć jeżeli chcesz zorganizować mapathon; pomimo, że skierowana do Missing Maps, większość dotyczy wszystkich mapathonów
  * [Wpis na Wiki o Mapathonach Missing Maps na uczelniach wyższych](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Missing_Maps_mapathons:_for_students_and_universities) prawie identyczny dokument, jak wyżej, ale ze specyficznymi wskazówkami, jeżeli mapathon jest organizowany na uczelni
  * [Przewodnik developmentSEED do Mapathonów](https://developmentseed.org/blog/2015/06/07/organizing-mapathons/) Ten dokument opiera się na rozmowach na konferencji State of the Map dotyczących organizowania i przeprowadzania mapathonów

### Listy kontrolne do planowania

  * [Listy kontrolne MapGive na potrzeby wydarzenia](https://mapgive.state.gov/box/#resources&event-checklist)

### Ulotki

  * [Drukowane materiały Missing Maps](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BwOZ7Miy-DQdZFBGYXJ2QWljLWM) większość ulotek jest oznaczona dla Missing Maps, więc jeżeli chcesz ich użyć na innym wydarzeniu musisz zdobyć pozwolenie na ich zaadaptowanie

## Statystyki

  * [Wpis na Wiki o MapCraft](https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/MapCraft) Proste i otwarte narzędzie do koordynacji. Wiki mówi, że nie jest już aktywnie rozwijane
  * [Postęp w czasie rzeczywistym na OpenStreetMap](https://github.com/osmlab/show-me-the-way) Na stronie readme na githubie jest wyjaśnione jak filtrować widok, aby nie było widać postępu na mapie całego świata
  * [Kto jest blisko mnie ](http://resultmaps.neis-one.org/oooc) mapa, na której wyświetlane są osoby ostatnio tworzące mapę na danym obszarze