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import Component from '../component';
import TextSupport from 'ember-views/mixins/text_support';
import layout from '../templates/empty';

/**
  The internal class used to create textarea element when the `{{textarea}}`
  helper is used.

  See [Ember.Templates.helpers.textarea](/api/classes/Ember.Templates.helpers.html#method_textarea)  for usage details.

  ## Layout and LayoutName properties

  Because HTML `textarea` elements do not contain inner HTML the `layout` and
  `layoutName` properties will not be applied. See [Ember.View](/api/classes/Ember.View.html)'s
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  @class TextArea
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export default Component.extend(TextSupport, {
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  layout: layout,

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  cols: null
});

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Recognized as the most prestigious award in the maritime industry, the Admiral of The Ocean Sea Award (AOTOS) has been presented annually by United Seamen's Service for the past forty-seven years. The AOTOS Award is given in recognition of individuals and organizations who have shown outstanding support for American seafarers and the maritime industry of the United States.
In 2016, the Admiral of The Ocean Sea honors were awarded to three very distinguished gentlemen: Mr. Arthur E. Imperatore, Founder & President, New York Waterways; Captain Donald Marcus, International President, International Organization of Masters, Mates & Pilots and Mr. Christopher J. Wiernicki, President, Chairman, & CEO, American Bureau of Shipping.
The honorees are three members of the maritime industry who in their respective capacities have been guiding the way to keep the American-flag merchant marine on the high seas. In addition, USS presented a Special Recognition plaque to the officers and crew of the Hospital Ship USNS Mercy in support of Pacific Partnership 2016.
The AOTOS event was held on October 28, 2016 in the Metropolitan Ballroom of the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel. The event was very well attended with nearly one thousand dignitaries and prominent members of the transportation industry turning out to pay tribute to the honorees.
A much anticipated segment of the AOTOS event is the Honored Seafarer awards. These awards honor mariners of vessels who, during the previous year, had exhibited exceptional bravery, superb seamanship and devotion to duty while engaged in rescue operations at sea. The Honorable Paul N. Jaenichen, Maritime Administrator, U.S. Maritime Administration was joined by Mr. Christopher D. Thayer, Director, Contracted Operated Ships, Military Sealift Command in presenting this year's Mariners' plaques and rosettes to the well deserving mariners.


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Glaucoma is the result of damage to the optic nerve, often caused by increased pressure in the eye (intraocular pressure). This can happen when extra fluid builds up inside the eye (the eye makes too much fluid or does not drain well), and may happen after an eye injury, after eye surgery, or due to an eye tumor. Studies also indicate a possible link between heavy computer use and glaucoma, especially for computer users farsighted or nearsighted to begin with. Also, some medicines, such as corticosteroids used to treat other diseases may cause glaucoma.
Studies conducted at the University of Melbourne, Australia, in 2007 suggest that adding Omega-3 fatty acids to your diet can reduce the excessive intraocular pressure that causes most glaucoma.
Those rats raised on high omega-3 diets had a 13% decrease in intraocular pressure at 40 weeks of age. This lower pressure in the omega-3-rich group was associated with an increase in aqueous humor outflow -that fluid occupying the space between the crystalline lens and the cornea of the eye -and a decrease in ocular rigidity.
These results suggest that increasing your intake of omega-3 fatty acids over time, can reduce intraocular pressures that may cause glaucoma.
Note: Glaucoma can be difficult to detect until a significant amount of vision is lost. Most individuals with undiagnosed glaucoma do not suffer any symptoms, not even a reduction in peripheral vision. Regular eye exams should be utilized to detect potential problems.
Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2007 Feb; 48(2):756-62. Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia.
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Austria's climate minister takes train to COP26 to reduce emissions
FILE - Austria's minister for climate protection, technology and innovation Leonore Gewessler speaks during a news conference at the federal chancellery in Vienna, Austria. - Copyright AP Photo/Florian Schroetter, File
Austria's climate minister Leonore Gewessler opted to take a train to the UN climate conference in Glasgow.
"To achieve the climate goals, we need a strong railway," said Gewessler, who had a stopover in Brussels during the two-day trip.
She said the journey by train meant that she and her team saved more than a tonne of CO2 equivalent per person.
"We're all a bit excited and full of anticipation," Gewessler tweeted.
The Green Party politician has been a big supporter of investing in train travel in Europe, particularly night trains.
Over the summer, the minister announced that by 2025, there will be a total of 33 new Austrian night trains in Europe.
Train travel is the most environmentally friendly mode of motorised transportation in Europe in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, according to two studies from the European Environment Agency.
Transport accounted for about 25% of EU emissions in 2018, of which most come from road transport.
Spanish bullet train service halted after fibre optic cable stolen
One dead and five injured after high-speed train hits locomotive in the Czech Republic
It's not too late to fix the climate crisis & 5 other things to know about today's IPCC report
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Out of the remains of Merchant Ships, the band Midwest Pen Pals was born. Then out of the remains of Midwest Pen Pals, William Bonney was born. As a result, these experience-hardened lads became one of the midwest's beloved screamo bands without much problem. They frequently go in and out of hiatus because growing up takes up time, but that just leaves their fans yearning for more. This summer (2012) the band is hitting the road again, and in the process they have decided to release their EP "Good Vibes" on vinyl to sell while they are playing shows.


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Medals for 2020 Tokyo Olympics to be made of recycled metalhttps://indianexpress.com/article/sports/sport-others/medals-for-2020-tokyo-olympics-to-be-made-of-recycled-metal-4595082/
Medals for 2020 Tokyo Olympics to be made of recycled metal
The organizing committee aims to collect eight tons of raw metal which will yield around two tons of pure metal.
By AP |Tokya | Published: April 1, 2017 3:42:52 pm
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Collection boxes have been set up throughout the country. The collection will end in the spring of 2019 or as soon as the eight-ton target is reached. (Source: AP)
Organizers of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics have begun collecting discarded electronic devices that will be used in the production of the medals to be awarded to athletes.
Japanese Olympic swimmer Takeshi Matsuda and Paralympian Takuro Yamada attended a ceremony in downtown Tokyo on Saturday to kick off the campaign.
"It's a great project that turns your old unused phones into athletes' treasured medals," said four-time Olympic swimming medalist Matsuda. "I'm glad that by participating in this project, anyone can take part in the Games."
The organizing committee aims to collect eight tons of raw metal which will yield around two tons of pure metal, enough to produce 5,000 medals for the Tokyo Games.
Citizens are being asked to donate unwanted and obsolete electronic devices including smartphones, digital cameras and laptops.
Collection boxes have been set up throughout the country. The collection will end in the spring of 2019 or as soon as the eight-ton target is reached.
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Patriots schedule 2017: New England will be tested, but not often
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The Patriots' regular-season schedule for 2017 does not appear too difficult for a team that arguably was better the day the schedule was released than it was months before, when it won Super Bowl 51. That said, perhaps no schedule would be too difficult for the defending champs.
New England, as champions do these days, will host the season-opening game. This year, the Chiefs will make the trip to Gillette Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 7 to kick off the 2017 regular season. Here's a breakdown of the Patriots' 2017 schedule in its entirety.
NFL SCHEDULES: Sunday night | Monday night | Thursday night
Patriots schedule 2017
Chiefs, at Saints, Texans
The Thursday night season-opener is the one Thursday night game teams want to see on their schedules. Not only does it mean the team is hosting the game as a Super Bowl champion, but it means a couple extra days of preparation for Week 2. In the Patriots' case, that means more time before a tough road game in New Orleans, where newly-acquired wide receiver Brandin Cooks will make an early-season return to the Superdome. All that before a Week 3 home game against the Texans, who the Patriots eliminated in the playoffs last season. Tom Brady might still be sore from that game.
Panthers, at Buccaneers, at Jets, Falcons, Chargers
The Super Bowl 51 rematch was not scheduled as the season-opener as some had hoped. But the Patriots probably don't mind a few weeks of warm-ups before their grudge match against the team from which they stole the title. It comes after a pair of games against always-tough NFC South teams in the Panthers and Buccaneers, with the latter being a Thursday night matchup and a short week; but also more prep for the Falcons game. The annual road game against the Jets is always fun.
BYE, at Broncos, vs. Raiders (in Mexico City), Dolphins
New England's bye week comes at a convenient time, in the middle of the season and before a tough road game in Denver. Then comes a long road trip to Mexico City and a game against the Raiders, a fellow contender in the AFC. That game against Oakland, given the location and the strength of opponent, might be the toughest game on New England's schedule. It comes right before the first of two Dolphins games in three weeks.
at Bills, at Dolphins, at Steelers, Bills, Jets
The final month of the 2017 regular season for the Patriots is a Steelers sandwich with AFC East bread. New England's final road game of the year, in Pittsburgh and with a late kickoff, could come with massive playoff implications. We certainly are not going to suggest the last two home games of the season, against the Bills and Jets, will carry such weight.
Patriots schedule 2017, record prediction: 12-4
If we're being honest, every single game on the Patriots' 2017 schedule is winnable for the best team in the NFL. Considering the impressive offseason moves they made — not including the soon-to-be-completed NFL Draft — another undefeated slate similar to New England's 2007 season is not a crazy suggestion.
But too many talented, playoff-caliber teams — the Chiefs, Texans, Falcons, Broncos, Raiders and Steelers among them — present traps for the Patriots, whose occasional lapses into complacency would be totally understood. That said, expect the Super Bowl 51 champions to be right back in contention for the Super Bowl 52 crown.


NCLB Title II-D: Enhancing Education Through Technology competitive grants have provided an opportunity to expand teacher and instructional program administrator involvement in the Florida Digital Educator Program. Increasing teacher exposure to innovative classroom instructional activities that promote and support effective digital resource integration and engaged student learning are important priorities for the program, in addition to the development of digital tools for teachers and students.
The Florida Digital Educator Program is dedicated to authentic, data driven, relevant, rigorous integration of technology across the K12 curricula for the purpose of providing educators with the technology skills necessary to provide their students with opportunities to participate in project-based learning that requires the use of higher order thinking skills necessary in today's global economy.


Brentwood: My home since first moving to Los Angeles almost 7 years ago, is obviously my favorite area to live in Los Angeles. It's a very quiet, mostly residential neighborhood, with only a few commercial areas. It's residents consist of mostly young professionals, moms in yoga pants, families and beautiful dogs. You won't find a cool new restaurant opening every couple weeks or a selection of nightclubs to go out in - in fact Brentwood really doesn't have many people coming or going aside from it's residents or Santa Monica neighbors and perhaps that is why I like it so much. I love being able to walk to Whole Foods during the week and get my regular salmon and avocado roll, meet a friend at New York Bagel (where I religiously order a matzo ball soup and cheese bagel with lox cream cheese) on Sunday mornings, take a Soulcycle class, get pampered at Côte (a French Riviera inspired nail salon), run down beautiful San Vicente, meet the girls for drinks at Tavern, pick up a coffee at the many good options including Alfred's (Alfred's tea coming soon) or my favorite Caffe Luxxe, hike the Westridge-Canyonback Trail, or head to my very favorite spot, The Brentwood Country Mart. If you know me personally or follow me on Instagram you will see I take every opportunity to frequent the adorably curated shopping center that despite it's upscale clientele tends to still feel very unassuming and laid back. I love the Sugar Paper store for it's beautiful stationery and tend to by a lot of great gifts there for friends, eat the delicious fried chicken at the Reddi Chick stand, grab a new book from the best seller's wall at Diesel, and lust over basically everything at the Goop lab. The only sit down restaurant, Farmshop, also has a bakery with the most perfect peanut butter cookie to pair with an almond milk latte from Caffe Luxxe. The little market at Farmshop also has a great selection of cheeses and other good specialty prepared food and wine, perfect for a dinner party hostess gift. And I often just can't resist a cone at Sweet Rose Creamery on a hot summer day (or basically any day). The Brentwood Country Mart is the place I always take guests as it has become a little slice of my LA home! Speaking of slices, the marble cake at Susie Cakes is my favorite cake and I get it for my birthday every year, and you can order it by the slice too!
BRENTWOOD SNAPSHOT: Take a run towards the ocean on San Vicente boulevard, grab a coffee at Caffè Luxxe, brunch at Tavern, explore The Getty, lunch and shop at The Country Mart, go for a sunset hike at Westridge trail, drinks at Baltaire, dinner at Katsuya. If you must, post drinks at the tiny bar at The Brentwood.
Santa Monica: I recently moved to Santa Monica but even before now, living in Brentwood felt like living in Santa Monica because it's just so close. Since Brentwood is so small, Santa Monica often serves as an extension of the neighborhood, with plenty more restaurants, shopping, bars, and fun things to see and do. The best thing about Santa Monica is obviously it's a proximity to the beach, with a pier I only recommend going to if you must and it better be your first trip to Los Angeles; otherwise I WILL judge you. One reason worth visiting, however, is for the bike path that stretches north up to the Palisades and south all the way to the Southbay. I am not a huge fan of the Santa Monica beaches because they are so long and often crowded so I usually ride my bike as far north as possible to the shorter beaches with less people. I love to grab some sub sandwiches at Bay Cities and some fresh bread, cheese and olive tapenade and take it to the beach for a little picnic at sunset. In the summer, the Pier has free concerts every Thursday, which is fun if your cool with crowds and drunk teenagers. Aside from the beach, I often head to Santa Monica for the restaurants. There are so many good spots but some standouts are Blue Plate Oysterette, Forma, Kazu-Nori, Coast at Shutters on the Beach and Ivy at the Shore. Forma has pasta served straight from a large wheel of cheese. I have done a lot of insta-stories of this and I can honestly say the truffle tortellini is a meal I think about often! Ivy at the Shore is just beautiful, even prettier in my opinion then it's very Hollywood counterpart - The Ivy. The rosè champagne sangria is worth every cent and the whole restaurant is very reminiscent of Palm Beach, pink with florals and is quite instagrammable. One of my favorite brunch spots with an ocean view is Coast at Shutter's, an adorably East Coast inspired hotel on the beach. They have a delicious lobster roll and even though it's not on the brunch menu they usually let me order it. Kazu Nori has quickly become my favorite sushi spot, which serves a very simple menu of just hand rolls and I dream almost everyday about the toro roll and blue crab. Similar to Sugarfish (who's under the same ownership), they have a la carte options but the pre-fix menu is the best way to go. I go all the time for lunch or quick and often casual dinner. The same owners also created a pasta spot, Uovo, with very reasonably priced dishes you order straight from the counter. It's amazing and I can't wait to go by myself, eat the tortellini crema di parmigiano and leave with no shame! It's a simple concept and quite delicious! One more spot worth mentioning that is great for drinks and some snacks is Ester's Wine and Cheese where they have great drinks, my favorite being the aperol spritz and Spanish gin + tonic, and for snacks the delicious grilled cheese, lavender almonds and any of the cheese plate options! If you're still hungry after, head next door to Cassia for some Singaporean food, my faves are the kaya toast and laksa. There are lots of great areas in Santa Monica to spend time but my favorite is Montana Avenue. It's a quiet street with lots of shops and restaurants, surrounded by mostly residential properties and also is my favorite street to ride my bike down. This is where Forma is and one of my favorite desserts, a slice of peanut butter and chocolate chiffon, at Sweet Lady Jane. Montana Avenue has a lot of smaller, upscale boutiques, similar to Main Street, while the 3rd Street Promenade and Santa Monica Place have all the mainstream brands like Gap, Bloomingdales, Forever 21, Nordstrom and is quite touristy. The Bungalow can be a hit or miss but I do recommend you go as it's a quintessential Southern California spot with ocean views and a very relaxed, beach house feel. It's like being at the cool kid's house party and the crowd tends to live up to that theme. My favorite time to go is at sunset on a weeknight if you can, but I tend to try and leave after happy hour as the crowd gets a bit too messy and crowded for my taste.
SANTA MONICA SNAPSHOT: Grab a casual breakfast at Bagel Nosh, take a bike ride through the residential area along Montana Avenue, head to Blue Plate Oysterette for lunch, stop for a slice of peanut butter and chocolate chiffon at Sweet Lady Jane, lounge on the beach, explore Main Street shops, catch the sunset with drinks on the rooftop at Shangri-La, dinner at Giorgio Baldi, post dinner drinks at Bar Chloe, late night pizza at Joe's.
Where to see the sunset: Drinks: Hotel Shangri-La rooftop, the bar at Casa Del Mar, or The Bungalow. Dine: The Penthouse at the Huntley Hotel, Coast at Shutters, or Ivy at the Shore. Just to watch: Palisades Park, Santa Monica Beach and Temescal Canyon Park.
Beverly Hills: Oh what a place! It's everything everyone imagines, a perfect example of America's most pristine suburb where the grasses are extra green, the food/fashion/events are all top of the line and even the dogs exert a certain chicness. Everything is always 'just right' and extra fabulous in Beverly Hills, making it a lovely place to go for an afternoon to be fancy. My favorite spot of course is The Beverly Hills Hotel. It's the most classic place and honestly my favorite spot in all of Los Angeles, particularly, the adorable 50's style diner in the basement. I love to go there anytime of day, order a grilled cheese sandwich and a milkshake in my poodle skirt and domino shoes before the sock hop. Aside from the basement diner, my next favorite spot is the Cabana Cafe, a poolside restaurant that will instantly make you feel like you're on vacation, with beautiful and delicious cocktails, like the rosé sangria cocktail I love to drink/Instagram and delicious truffle fries, among many other great things. It's the kind of place that takes lunch to another level. And of course there are many other places in Beverly Hills that do the same, including the Polo Lounge (another restaurant at the Beverly Hills Hotel), Georgie, Fred's, and Via Alloro. My second favorite spot in all of Beverly Hills is the bar at Hotel Bel-Air. It's an intimate, upscale bar with great little tables, reminiscent of an old school cafe (not the coffee kind, but the glamorous night out kind). It's a really small place but they have great live music almost every night and yummy snacks and drinks to pair. It's a perfect after dinner spot when you're not quite ready to head home but also want something a little less crowded. Another spot in Bel-Air worth mentioning is Vibrato, a delicious restaurant with live jazz music every night. It's really something of another time and I haven't been anywhere else like it! My third favorite spot is Greystone Mansion, the most beautiful public park and garden in Los Angeles, in my opinion. I love the beautiful Italian cypress trees, the view of the city skyline and the stunning Tudor revival mansion that's been in a number of movies and television shows, including Richie Rich and Gilmore Girls. And if you're a cheese addict like myself, make sure to grab a slice of something wonderful at the Cheese Store of Beverly Hills!
BEVERLY HILLS SNAPSHOT: Lunch at the Cabana Cafe at the Beverly Hills Hotel, grab a latte and macarons at Ladurèe, take a walk down Rodeo Drive, stroll the gardens at Greystone Mansion Park, grab a sunset cocktail at the Waldorf Astoria, head to dinner at Madeo's, grab a nightcap and listen to live music at Hotel Bel-Air.
West Hollywood: In my opinion West Hollywood is kind of the center of what most people imagine Los Angeles to be. Celebrities, hotspots, trendy fashion, Hollywood nightlife, coffee spots equally as chic as the boutiques on Melrose Avenue. I love going to West Hollywood for all those reasons, especially all the delicious food and amazing people watching. There's always a new place opening that is cool and pretty but I happen to love the classics, whatever that's worth in this city of newness; places like Dan Tana's, Sunset Tower, Chateau Marmont and Craig's (only opened about 7 years ago but that's a century by LA standards). I love taking people to the Mondrian Hotel because it's just so Los Angeles. It feels straight out of an episode of The Hills with a beautiful pool and stunning view of the city. Everyone gets dressed up and there really is no other place like it. The restaurant has changed three times since I have lived here but they all have a beautiful view and are pretty easy to grab a reservation at. Currently, Ivory on Sunset, has pretty decent food, good drinks and I am obsessed with the blue and white plates! I recommend grabbing dinner there for sunset and then heading to Skybar around the pool, directly next to the restaurant. The Roger Room is great for grabbing drinks with a date or a small group. It's this hidden gem (literally hard to find because there is no sign) and will instantly make you feel like you stumbled upon a forbidden speakeasy from the prohibition era. Catch is a fun, young, cool spot with a great menu and beautiful cocktails. Deliah, The Nice Guy and basically any spot by the h.wood group always has a cool crowd frequenting their very trendy locations. For a fun club night I love going to Roku for dinner and Bootsy Bellows or Doheny Room for a true 'club' experience. Other less intense spots for a night out I like are Palihouse, Catch, and Ysabel. In addition to the classic nightlife, West Hollywood also has lots of other fun things to do during the day. Some of my favorites being hiking the very sceney Runyon Canyon, shopping on Melrose and sunset plaza. If you're into design, the whole design district is very well established and serves as a mecca for all the top design firms and decorators. Some of the top spots being The Pacific Design Center, Gracie, Waterworks, and Mecox.
WEST HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOT: Grab a morning drink at Alfred's Tea Room, hike Runyon Canyon, eat lunch at The Ivy, peruse the chic shops at Melrose Place, grab sunset drinks at Skybar, dinner at Craig's, after dinner drinks at Chateau Marmont.
Rooftop Drinks: Skybar at the Mondrian Hotel, Palihouse (in the summer only), The Jeremy Hotel, Sunset Tower Hotel, E.P + L.P. Rooftop, The London Hotel, and Pearl's.
Malibu: LA's chic ocean oasis, Malibu serves as everyone's little slice of Southern California heaven. It's a small place really, with a pretty relaxed vibe everywhere you go. I love Malibu's proximity to Brentwood, the drive down to PCH being half the fun. Aside from the obvious beautiful beaches, Malibu also has some great spots to eat or sip rosè at sunset. So starting with the obvious, here are some great spots to do just that. Nobu, Malibu Farm and Moonshadows are my favorite spots for a drink before dinner, or to hang for the afternoon. Nobu can be super sceney but I happen to love watching all the Instagram models in their five inch heels and short skirts prance around for a photo (I'm no better let's be real) and the cool celebs play it cool in $500 ripped jeans trying as hard as possible to not try. The food is really good, I prefer Katsuya, but the views are worth it. You can also just go for drinks and spend an afternoon with friends in the outdoor open seating area. Moonshadows has an equally beautiful view and is much more casual a place, with a great outdoor patio overlooking the water and yummy bar menu. I've never been for dinner but it looks very beautiful! Malibu Farm is another awesome spot that has a daytime, causal spot at the very end of the pier perfect for a post hike or beach day lunch, in addition to the restaurant offering ocean views as well and both lunch and dinner. They are great for larger groups and is located right next to one of my favorite photo op spots, the ocean rocks off the parking lot.
MALIBU SNAPSHOT: Hike Mishe Mokwa, grab a coffee at Malibu Farm Cafe on the water, peruse the shops at the Malibu Country Mart, take some snacks and a book to the surfer beach and lounge, freshen up and grab a drink at Nobu, dinner at Taverna Tony's and after dinner drinks at Moonshadow's blue lounge.
Where to see the sunset: Drinks: Nobu, Geoffrey's Malibu, Moonshadows, Malibu Farm Restaurant, The Surfrider Malibu Dine: Mastro's Ocean Club, Nobu, Geoffrey's Malibu, Moonshadows, Malibu Farm Restaurant Just to Watch: El Matador State Beach, Zuma Beach, The Malibu Pier, and Surfer Beach.
Venice: It's the very cool place for very cool people who don't want to describe themselves that way but certainly think it and want others to as well. I love the Venice culture, which seems to be a confused combination of skater boys, hipsters, hippies, techies and other people who just want to be laid back but still have access to be the best food and style. Venice is a great place to go for dinner and drinks with tons of great restaurants and shopping. I love to try out some outfits that wouldn't be so well received in Santa Monica or West Hollywood, like denim shorts and an embellished blazer or a fur vest and floppy felt hat. People are a bit more adventurous with their fashion choices and it's great people watching for me. Some of my favorite things to do there is definitely dinner at Rose Cafè where I religiously order their cacio e peppe, paella fried rice and sea cucumber cocktail. It's a great place to be anytime of the day, my friend swears they have the best avocado toast at brunch and I go there sometimes for coffee and to get work done. Another place I love in Venice is Gjusta, a bakery that serves delicious deli food and more. I try to order something different every time I go because it's all just so good but some favorite of mine is a custom lox bagel sandwich, the turkey Rueben, and any of the delicious pastries and jam. Just FYI, it's located in a very heavily populated homeless encampment which I don't worry much about when I visit since they have a small parking lot and many of the people have no interest in bothering anyone. Other great spots for a more formal brunch are Salt Air, Tasting Kitchen and Sunny Spot. For dinner, Felix, Gjelina and Scopa (order the rigatoni and the rice ball). For post beach drinks I love the margarita selection at James Beach but don't go too late unless you want a huge crowd of young twenty year olds spilling all over your purse and shoes. I also like The Otheroom which is very minimalist and low key with a wine and beer menu only. A great spot for day drinking or to see the sunset is Hotel Irwin, which is really the only the rooftop in Venice. Also don't miss the rose latte at Flowerboy Project, they sprinkle actually rose petals on top and it's beautiful! As for the beach, I don't do Venice Beach or the boardwalk but if you're into it have a great time. Be safe!
VENICE SNAPSHOT: Grab coffee and morning flowers at Flowerboy Project, brunch at Gjusta, stroll down the Venice Canals and Abbott Kinney, grab a sunset drink at Hotel Irwin's rooftop and dinner at Scopa or Southend.
Pasadena: What I love most about this city is that it feels so far from what I traditionally consider Los Angeles. Pasadena holds a certain charm I often long for that reminds me of my hometown of Chicago probably because of very green landscape, classic American homes and also because I have family who live there. It's steeped in history and a legacy that just feels so different from the "newness" Los Angeles and the rest of Southern California exudes to me. It's almost as if it's of another time and every time I visit I am instantly transported. I often go to see my family and so when we get out the house it's often to the beautiful Huntington Botanical Gardens which has the best selection of all types of gardens, my favorites being the rose garden, the Japanese garden and the bonsai tree collection. Make sure to try the delicious egg rolls in the Chinese Garden! We also love talking walks around the Rose Bowl and Arroyo Secco. Pasadena has a great city center in Old Town with lots shops and great restaurants. Some of my favorites being 21 Choices Frozen Yogurt, Sushi Enya and Saladong. I haven't really spent much time going out at night in Pasadena but there are lots of great places for dinner and drinks listed below!
PASADENA SNAPSHOT: Grab some yummy toast and coffee at Lavender and Honey Espresso Bar, stroll the Huntington Gardens, afternoon tea at the Langham Hotel.
Downtown Los Angeles: Like all the areas in Los Angeles, downtown Los Angeles has it's own very unique vibe as it's the most metropolitan landscape in all of Southern California with many skyscrapers, rooftops and a busy group of people. DTLA has lots of great restaurants and art as it's becoming more and more popular as a place to live rather then just work and visit. One of the main attractions I like is The Walt Disney Concert Hall which is stunning and the winter home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. It's beautiful inside with state of the art sound and stunning design. Another wonderful venue downtown is The Theater at Ace Hotel and Staples Center which houses the LA Kings, The Lakers and the Clippers. Staples Center also has a lot of great concert and has it's own little city center with tons of restaurants and bars to frequent after or before a game or show. Some other things I love doing in DTLA is checking out the amazing flower market which is where everyone goes early in the morning for the best selection and price. Bottega Louie is probably my go to spot anytime of the day for a meal or to knock out some work during the day with a nice latte. It's a beautiful restaurant with mainly Italian food but also a full selection of French treats in and a highly instagrammable patisserie. Another beautiful restaurant with great food is Spring which has such a beautiful pastel dinning room and natural light! The Ace Hotel rooftop is perfect for drinks at sunset and I love going there before dinner or an event downtown.
DTLA SNAPSHOTS: Wake up early to pursue the flower market, grab coffee at Ludlow, brunch and pretty cocktails at Bottega Louie, slide down with a view of the city skyline at SkySpace, dinner at Faith and Flower.
Rooftops: Ace Hotel & Rooftop, Broken Shaker, Perch, Spire 73, and NoMad Hotel.
A classic Mexican restaurant in the valley loved by everyone.
The most beautifully done mall in Los Angeles, designed of course by the one and only Kelly Wearstler, one of my favorite interior decreers. This mall takes it to another level. And thank goodness because it took forever for the most recent renovation to get done. With everything you need from gourmet candy shops, fun restaurants, multiple high end stores, a beautiful food court and a big movie theater. Also be sure to check out the brand new Eataly, it's worth the wait!
Full disclosure, I actually still haven't had a chance to go yet. BUT, I heard enough good things that I feel confident enough to give a recommendation. Who wouldn't love a food hall dedicated to just Italian?
A super trendy new high end mall with multiple boutiques and cool coffee spots. Also, there is a Soulcycle.
The hand down best frozen yogurt. You will think it's ice cream, make sure to bring cash and order a side of the many cookie dough options, vegan included. You're welcome.
A small, family run business with the very best service and work. She has altered all my clothes since I first moved here and I wouldn't trust anyone else!
This is what I consider a semi-fancy movie theater since there aren't crazy expensive luxury chairs but there are some small theaters with couches and extremely great service. I love to go here by myself and grab a vanilla latte and popcorn in the morning or afternoon. It's been my little safe heaven after crazy days at work or just excitement around the next movie I'm dying to see. The icing on the cake is that they just signed on to MoviePass which gives me great joy I have no other way to express!
Where I get waxes from Michelle aka the best esthetician ever!
The choices for fro-yo here are overwhelming but in a delectably delicious way. It's a must go for anyone on the Westside of Los Angeles with a sweet tooth.
The facts are simple, I am fully addicted to the tsukemen and currently have only one friend who will frequent with me. You will either love or hate it, there's really no in between. Since I love the tsukemen (dipping ramen) I go to the Tsjuita on the corner, but if you love traditional ramen then I recommend the annex. And if you're not prepared for the real deal I recommend you go to Jinya, the more American version where you can customize the broth, meat and toppings.
This page will continue to be updated as I come across many more lovely places in Los Angeles!


President Vladimir Putin has urged Russians to have at least three children as he said a resurgent nation should be a confident and "influential" power on the world stage.
In a bullish state-of-the-nation address in Moscow on Wednesday, Mr Putin promised to smite corruption, create millions of new jobs and boost Russia's military might while warning that foreign meddling in the country's internal affairs was unacceptable.
In characteristic rhetoric, Mr Putin also addressed internal as well as external enemies while suggesting a link between the two, saying that "chinovniki" (state officials)—often seen as corrupt caste bent on self-enrichment—should be prevented from keeping their money abroad.
The president's remarks came after a controversial law was recently introduced obliging non-governmental organisations (NGOs) involved in "political activity" to call themselves "foreign agents" if they receive funding from abroad. NGOs have said the rule makes them look like spies.


Nelly is currently in S1 and in the past has volunteered for many different clubs like SU, Glee, and Jazz clubs in her area which do things like camps, cooking, art, or sometimes film making.
The Young Scot that inspired me is Nicola Sturgeon because not only does she represents Scotland as it is, but she has inspired me to try and build up my courage to let my voice be heard. She is also the first female to hold position as our First Minister.
The best thing about growing up in Scotland for me is the history, the beautiful view, and it has a great education which allows lots of children get used to Scotland if they are from a different country, if they don't know the Scottish language. In conclusion, I love visiting the places like Edinburgh Dungeons, Loch Lomond, Edinburgh Castle or Mary Kings Close.
I would like people from older generations to know about young people that times have changed, we may have a brighter future with our education and I would like them to know about Young Scot and what it can provide us like , activities, rewards and participation.
My biggest achievement is when I came home with a trophy saying that I have won a Youth Award category 2017, when I was in P7. I brought home a glass trophy with my name on it and the details of my achievement, a certificate and a gift card.
In the future, I would hope to go to college study Drama and hope to be an actress so that I can take part in activities which involve people with special needs, or to just get promoted in great films and plays.
My message to Young People would be to not give up, life is like a boat on the oceans, there will be storms on the way, but the only way to get to calm waters on the other side is to not give up. This means to me a lot because I have been doubted in life a lot of times but I never give up.
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A small jazz label doing adventurous work is as newsworthy as dog bites man, I know, but to the roll-call of the worthy independents ASC, Babel, Basho, Candid, Edition and F-Ire, can be added the name Gondwana, which came about when Manchester trumpeter Matthew Halsall sat in at Matt and Phred's jazz club, and decided that the talent on display needed an outlet.
Releases so far include four from Halsall, and three from saxophonist Nat Birchall. "When I first saw Nat play," recalls Halsall, "he was playing 'Journey in Satchidananda', the Alice Coltrane tune, and I was [thinking], this guy's exactly on the same wavelength as me." The affinity between the two musicians is strong. They regularly appear on each other's records and tend to draw on the same pool of players, including harpist Rachael Gladwin, bassist Gavin Barras, and pianist Adam Fairhall, giving the label an identifiable sound - the modal explorations of Miles and Trane reflected through Halsall and Birchall's own deep feelings - and titles such as Birchall's Sacred Dimension suggest a ready classification: Spiritual Jazz.
Halsall has no problems with the term. "I studied at the Mahareshi Meditation School, so I did a lot of meditation and studied a lot of philosophy and Indian meditation, and I've also studied Buddhist meditation, and Nat's partner teaches Yoga, and he's into all sorts of spiritual philosophies. So it definitely is a part of who we are as individuals, and it's become part of the sound of the label."
And, bucking the trend of the jazz economy, the venture is gratifyingly successful. "We haven't lost a penny yet," says Halsall. "We're in profit on every single record and we've had enough profit to continue making future releases. The first ones from Nat and me made enough to get our money back and make another record. And then each time we've made another record it's made more money, so we're getting more and more money each time. Apart from slowing down, it seems that sales are increasing on every release."
It helps that the music is immediately attractive: serene, quietly yearning, marked by restraint and space. Halsall's latest, Fletcher Moss Park, embellishes with the textures of flute and harp and string quartet. If it sounds bucolic, it may be because the pieces were composed in nature's bower: "I like to make music in different environments, so I'll make music in the park, or in a nice pub somewhere. Wherever I take my laptop, I'll make music there."
Hence, the title of the album: much of the music was actually conceived in Fletcher Moss Park, Manchester's most prominent botanical garden and wildlife habitat. But does he favour the nicely cultivated garden or the wilder bits?
"Both," says Halsall. "Some of it was written in the top bit where the cafe is, because I like a good cup of tea, so I sit in the cafe area looking down on the botanical gardens, and then I'll also write down in the wilder bits further up."
Halsall elaborates on his working methods."I tend to not think about what I'm creating. I just go with my gut instincts. If I'm liking the sounds of the notes I'm playing on the piano, or on a laptop than I go with it. Each month I'll have ten tracks that really stand out and they're the ones that I'll take into the studio. They're just ideas at that stage, bare melodies, bass lines and chords. Luckily, there's always about six that work."
If I have a criticism, it might be that the music offers a gloss on Miles' Kind of Blue, and Kind of Blue is now more than half a century old. Halsall concedes the point and explains: "The artists I listen to, they always started in something that was either of the moment or [distilled from] past moments, and then they start to mould it into their own thing, expanding their influences and listening to new music. I'm still finding my way with various technologies and all sorts of new techniques with my trumpet. I want to make a stand-out record that people will look back to like they did with Miles' electric, groundbreaking projects. But I'm not rushing to make the new sound because I want it to be really special when it comes out."
Halsall's trio project, utilising trumpet, electronics, Rhodes keyboard, and drums, is more obviously bound for the outer limits, but has so far not been recorded. However, the latest release on Gondwana, marking a departure for the label, does offer a future sound of jazz, and a crackling, vital future sound of jazz too.
The rhythms heard on Fanfares by GoGo Penguin didn't exist fifty years ago. Demonstrating that the piano trio is the most forward-looking vehicle in jazz today, Chris Illingworth's rippling arpeggios vie with unexpected and spooky noises that can be traced to Grant Russell's bass more by elimination than anything. Remarkably, Russell emulates electronic textures with just a bow, reproducing the shock without the synthetics. Drummer Rob Turner can turn rhythm on a hairpin, dividing and then sub-dividing the beat into discrete parts for spontaneous counterpoint. He is a marvel. Esbjorn Svensson is a reference point, yes, in the invigorating use of diminuendo and crescendo, but Queens of the Stone Age are in there too (their showstopping cover of 'Song for the Deaf' is not included, alas).
Techno and rock influences abound in a sound that is essentially simple, melodically-based and brimming with positive energy. How Manchester!
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Fantastic news! We're very pleased to announce that RH have been nominated for a record number of Drum Recommends Digital Awards in 2019.
We'll be in the mix for four categories this year:
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We love the Drum Recommends Awards as they are based purely on personal ratings – meaning they are a great reflection on the work and relationships we build with clients.
This is the most nominations RH have ever received at the Recommends Awards to date, having been shortlisted in 2017 and 2018 too. In addition, earlier this year, RH won the prestigious Media Buying Award.
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RH Win Bristol Zoological Society Contract
We're delighted to announce that we've won the contract to work with Bristol Zoological Society and will be delivering campaigns for Bristol Zoo Gardens and the Wild Place Project!
We'll be using our experience in the travel and tourism sector to manage the Summer and Autumn promotional campaigns for the Zoo and their sister site, the Wild Place Project. The decision comes off the back of the highly successful Easter and May Bank Holiday multi-media campaigns we recently delivered, in which we increased ticket sales on both sites by an average of 66%.
Bristol Zoo Group is the fifth oldest zoo in the world, first opening its doors to the public in 1836, and is home to more than 9,500 animals. The newer wildlife conservation park, the Wild Place Project, opened in 2013, and attracts over 100,000 visitors every year. The family-friendly attractions give visitors the opportunity to get close to animals from across the world, provide educational experiences and encourage sustainable behaviours.
"We're hugely proud to be working with the Bristol Zoological Society on these exciting campaigns," said Client Director, Mitch Floyd-Walker. "As well as having two fantastic attractions they're also a great team of people who really appreciate the full media spectrum, so we're looking forward to working closely with them."
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Home-Start UK Appoint RH To Manage Facebook Campaign
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We're thrilled to have been appointed by Home-Start UK to run their upcoming Facebook advertising campaign.
As specialists in the charitable and social change sector, we've been chosen by Home-Start to create a campaign that promotes their vital work and generates donations to help make a difference to more children's lives across the country.
Home-Start is a local community network of trained volunteers who help families facing challenging times and struggles such as post-natal depression, isolation, physical health problems and bereavement. Across the UK, there are over 200 Home-Starts in 71% of local authority areas who work to transform the lives of over 56,000 children.
Our Facebook marketing campaign aims to reach out to the charity's core audiences and encourage those who may need additional help, or those who may be aware of someone that does, to engage with the cause. Our campaign strategy also focuses on driving donations, with individuals receiving an ongoing stewardship plan designed to develop the relationship with Home-Start and maximise long term support.
We understand that in order to generate maximum impact and successfully inform future communications, it is crucial for such campaigns to gain actionable insights and learnings. Our knowledge and experience have allowed us to work with multiple leading charities, and connect them with large numbers of supporters to secure additional funding.
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– Ralph Waldo Emerson. NSTP or National Service Training Program for me has become more than just a required two-semester course for me to graduate. It taught me life lessons that cannot be learned inside the four walls of our classroom. It taught how I can serve my country in my own little way. Nov 13, · National Service Training Program Written Report Submitted to Professor Albert Oasan Members: Roman Manuel Mark Yabut Austin Miasis Ezekiel Dela Cruz Joshua Visaya Institution: Ramon Avencena High school Ramon C. Avancena High School is a public school located in Sta. Cruz V, MANILA. Last May 13, the Senatoriables Elections were held and Ramon Avencena was chosen . National Service Training Program (NSTP1) University; University of the Philippines System; National Service Training Program; Add to My Courses. Documents (1)Group; Students. Essays. Date Rating. Year. Reflection 4 gender sensitivity. None Pages: 1 Year: / 1 page. / None. Get the App. Company. About us; Jobs; Blog; Dutch.
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7th Circuit Rules that Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation is Illegal
In early April 2017, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago ruled that employer discrimination against an employee's sexual orientation is illegal. In an 8-3 decision, the 7th Circuit held that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 affords the same protections to sexual orientation as it does to sex.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 makes it illegal for employers to discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national origin, color, and sex. For many years, the 7th Circuit understood that Title VII's prohibition on discrimination on the basis of sex excluded sexual orientation. While the Supreme Court of the United States never expressly answered this question, the Supreme Court's recent decisions regarding sex discrimination convinced the 7th Circuit to look at the language of Title VII with fresh and modern eyes.
The Supreme Court's decisions over the last two decades broadly interpreted discrimination on the basis of sex to include interracial marriages, sexual harassment in the workplace (including same-sex sexual harassment in the workplace), and discrimination based on gender or sex stereotyping. The 7th Circuit used the Supreme Court's framework and analysis when reviewing Hively v. Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana.
In Hively, the Plaintiff was an openly married lesbian woman who worked for the Defendant as a part-time Adjunct Professor for fourteen years. Between 2009 and 2014, the Plaintiff sought and applied for a full-time position at Ivy Tech at least six times. In 2014, her part-time contract was not renewed and the Plaintiff filed a charge with the EEOC, believing that the Defendant was spurning her employment opportunities because of her sexual orientation.
The 7th Circuit interpreted the language of Title VII's prohibition on discrimination on the basis of sex to mean that the Plaintiff was being disadvantaged because she was a woman and did not conform to "gender stereotypes." Simply put, if the Plaintiff was born a man but everything else stayed the same, the Defendant would have not discriminated against her. The 7th Circuit believed allowing a policy on sexual orientation discrimination was based on assumptions about what was considered proper and normal behavior for someone of a given sex. The 7th Circuit reasoned this can no longer stand in light of the Supreme Court's 2015 decision regarding same-sex marriages as a fundamental liberty that is protected by the Equal Protection Clause and Due Process Clause of the United States Constitution.
This is a landmark and historical ruling for the protection of sexual orientation in the workplace.
USCIS Increases H-1B Filing Fees For Dependent Employers
Employers Employing More Than 50% in The H-1B or L-1 Classification To Pay Additional $2,000 or $2,250 Filing Fee
Effective August 14, 2010 through September 30, 2014, employers that employ more than 50% of its employees in the H-1B or L-1 visa classifications face an additional filing fee of $2,000 or $2,250 for each H-1 or L-1 application. The new fees apply to petitioners with a total of 50 or more employees. The fee is required for an initial application to employ an alien or change employers in one of these categories.
$10 Million Consent Decree Resolves Racial Harassment Case Against Roadway Express & YRC
September 2010 - Black Dockworkers and Janitors Subjected to Nooses, Racist Graffiti, and Adverse Working Conditions
CHICAGO – Federal Magistrate Judge Susan E. Cox has granted preliminary approval to a $10 million, five-year consent decree in connection with the race harassment and discrimination lawsuit against Roadway Express and YRC, Inc that had been brought by the EEOC. In addition, the decree enjoins future discrimination at the facilities and requires the appointment of a monitor to oversee its implementation.
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Christians and Immunization: Exploring Religious Objections | 2014 | This video features Dr. Richard Lane, MD, MPH; Director of the Department of Public and Community Health at Liberty University addressing recent reports of religious objections to vaccination and explores the reasons behind these and how faith communities can help educate and allay fears regarding vaccines.
Christians Reaching the Unreached with Vaccines in Nigeria | 2014 | This video features Dr. Daniel Gobgab, MD, MPH, Secretary General of the Christian Health Association of Nigeria describing how CHAN members reach people, especially in hard-to-reach areas, with vaccines. He also addresses how CHAN works through religious leaders to allay fears and counter misperceptions of vaccination.
The Church and its partners, the Ministry of Health, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and CORE Group Ethiopia have contributed to dramatically raised immunization coverage in Gambella Regional State.
Religious leaders at immunization awareness training. Photo courtesy of EECMY.
Religious leaders can be extremely helpful in encouraging healthy behaviors and reaching communities with information, especially in hard-to-reach areas in developing nations. With this in mind, the social services arm of the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (EECMY) turned to pastors and church leaders to help educate communities about immunization, and the effort paid off. "Trained pastors and church leaders played an important role in sharing key messages about the benefits of immunization, especially in inaccessible and remote areas. This created behavioral change in the community and helped create demand for vaccines in the Gambella Regional state," said Dr. Tilahun Dafurso, Health and HIV/AIDS Program Director of EECMY's Development and Social Services Commission (DASSC).
EECMY-DASSC has been implementing diversified development interventions all over the country. Programs include livelihood development, health and HIV/AIDS, education, child and youth, gender and development and special programs such as reaching out to indigenous vulnerable groups like pastoralists and other traditional socioeconomic and cultural groups. Under Health and HIV/AIDS program EECMY-DASSC has an Expanded Program of Immunization (EPI)/vaccination.
EECMY-DASSC works with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health and regional and district government health offices to provide vaccinations in 19 districts with support from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the CORE Group Ethiopia. Thanks to the work of the church and its partners, immunization coverage in the Gambella Regional state rose from 25 to 60 percent on average in the last three years and decreases were seen in the rates of Whooping Cough (pertussis), diphtheria, tetanus, measles and polio in the area, according to administrative reports from the Gambella Region which have not yet been published. No cases of polio have been detected in the Gambella Regional State since 2008 due to continuous vaccination interventions and active surveillance of EECMY-DASSC in the area.
A baby is immunized in an EECMY routine vaccination program. Photo courtesy of EECMY.
The church organization has been providing vaccinations for more than 20 years in some of its facilities. To ensure health workers and community volunteers fully understand the immunization process, EECMY-DASSC trains government staff, community health workers and volunteers, church leaders, as well as its own staff on quality assurance and vaccine managemement practices, such as keeping vaccines cold so they remain effective. To empower advocates to encourage vaccinations, the organization provides social mobilization and advocacy strategy training in cooperation with pertinent government offices. Community and health extension workers also receive community-based surveillance training.
"Even though we have seen dramatic improvement in immunization service, we still face a number of challenges, explains Dr. Dafurso. "There is a high number of children who have not received vaccinations, and the poor infrastructure in some areas affects our ability to transport vaccines which we get from the government. We also face a high rate of turnover among health professionals. In addition, we would like to improve the quality of reporting to help us make more informed decisions." Despite these challenges, the tremendous increase in immunization coverage in recent years has gone a long way in helping Ethiopia reach the goal of giving every child the chance for a healthy start in life and to celebrate a fifth birthday and beyond.
Christian Organization Delivers Life-Saving Vaccines | 2014 | A piece on the work of the Bishop Masereka Christian Foundation to provide vaccines to children and mothers in Uganda appeared on the website of the Christian publication Sojourners.
Christians' Long Support for Vaccines | 2014 | This opinion piece by CCIH Executive Director Emeritus and CCIH member Sambe Duale about support among Christians for vaccines and collaboration among Christians and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance to reach children with lifesaving vaccines appeared in the blog section of the Christian Century.
Vaccines Save Lives: How Faith Groups Can Help | 2014 | This fact sheet, produced with support from GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance, describes how vaccines save the lives of millions of children each year and the need for increased coverage to reach children who are not currently being immunized. It includes examples of faith-based organizations who are reaching children at risk of deadly diseases that can be prevented with vaccines and why the faith community can be leveraged to save even more lives.
GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance and Faith Groups | Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance was launched in 2000 to fund vaccines for children in more than 70 of the world's poorest countries. Its mission is to save children's lives and protect health by increasing access to immunizations in the world's poorest nations. Gavi brings together organizations involved in immunizations, including governments, foundations, international development and finance organizations and the pharmaceutical industry to work together to close the gap between children for whom immunization is a given and millions of children worldwide with no access to basic vaccines. Gavi partners with civil society organizations, including faith communities to improve access to immunizations.
Engaging Faith Communities on Immunization: What's Next? | 2013 | World Faiths Development Dialogue | Katherine Marshall | This brief summarizes and draws on the report "Faith & Immunization: Past, Present and Potential Roles of Faith-Inspired Organizations" which examines the link between faith and immunizations and explores the potential for faith groups to be more involved in this important strategy for child survival.
Faith & Immunization: Past, Present and Potential Roles of Faith-Inspired Organizations | 2012 | World Faiths Development Dialogue | Lynn Aylward | This paper examines the links between faith and immunization with the goal of stimulating brainstorming as to how faith-inspired organizations (FIO), many of which are already very much involved with immunization in poor countries, could help to introduce the new vaccines. It represents a joint effort of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, the UN Foundation's Shot @ Life campaign, and the World Faiths Development Dialogue. The paper reviews how FIOs are involved in direct immunization services in low-income countries and in advocacy and financing.