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It never ceases to amaze me how time just flies! Wow, another week. I have lost count how many #romancingthehome blogs we have done and beyond that how inspired and grateful I am to have this blog series to keep me motivated.
This week we had a last minute change of plans, and a "Tea and Coffee Station" became the topic for the week. I really like this idea as I have a sweet little set up ready to go and I was able to put a little more focus on sharing one of my best biscuit recipes and a family chai tea recipe with you.
Firstly, let me start off by saying that not all "Tea and Coffee Stations" are not all created equal! Gone are the days when just a few canisters housed the bare necessities and simply got a place in the mug cupboard on stashed somewhere in the corner.
I came home after my holiday feeling very inspired to create a sweet little spot just like this in our, then "new" home. The kitchen was really ugly at the time, but I thought to myself. I will still put a pretty station together and leave a little special item/s aside for after my reno.
My mother shared in our holiday and I told her of my plans, She was just so sweet and bought me these Beautiful jars and told me "It's for my one-day dream kitchen". I have the best Mama! So the day we completed the reno I brought these out and they really are special and sentimental. They really are very fragile and not practical for everyday use, however, I love them so I store extras in them and have them as part of my display.
I style my T&C station with a fresh rose from my garden and on a beautiful mercury glass tray. In winter I simply cut foliage or some lavender sprigs so there is always something pretty to look at. My sugar pot is a new edition to my vintage silver collection, I picked it up from an antique store for R150!!! what a steal. I love how it creates a talking point.
There is also a pretty tin to collect my used tea bags for the compost, a pretty spoon in each jar as well as a little vintage silver jug to hold all my mixed collectors' spoons. I try to keep things practical and pretty, by placing vintage sugar jar that lost it's the lid to hold the dirty spoons and my Royal Albert cup and saucer ready for my tea break.
It's all there ready for use, mugs all in prints of navy and white are housed in the cupboard below as well as my filter coffee and plunger.
I also always have a jar full of Rusks, biscuits don't seem to last in the house!
I asked my Mom to show me how she made "The original" Chai tea from back when I was a little girl.
My Mom grew up in Kenya so they were very influenced by the locals who happened to be amazing cooks and taught my family traditional Indian curries and Chai Tea.
Top the pot up with water and let simmer for about 15min, don't bring to the boil.
Really it is so delicious and healthy for you.
White chocolate and Macadamia cookie. Crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside! AHHH they were divine!
See you next time and thank you for taking the time to read all the way down to here….gosh I can go on and on some times!


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Oi! My name is Christi and I have been fortunate enough to receive an amazing opportunity to live in Brazil! Last year at this same exact time, I never imagined spending a year in another country. It's quite amusing to see the reaction on peoples' faces when they find out I will be in Brazil for a year instead of going straight to college.
I am a senior at Bartram Trail High School in a small town called St. Johns. My parents, Donna and Bob and my two sisters, Amy and Nicole make my life very interesting (in a good way). I enjoy participating in a competitive piano studio in which I compete at district and state level competitions. Eleven years of piano has brought much joy into my life and I absolutely love using this special gift God has given me. Last year I was crowned "Miss Bartram Trail" at my high school pageant, something I never thought would happen. I then continued on to compete for "Miss Senior High". I was awarded "Most Talented" in both pageants and gained tremendous experience in interviews as well as public speaking.
As an active student in school, I take AP and honor classes and I am involved in many clubs. This year I created the World Foreign Language Club at my school and enjoy being the President. Also, I am the Historian for National Honor Society, Secretary for the National Beta Club, and a member of the Teenage Republican Club, Science National Honor Society, Math Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, and Senior Women Club.
The remainder of my time is spent drawing, attending mass at San Juan Del Rio Catholic Church, teaching piano, cashiering at Publix supermarkets, running, traveling, and of course learning Portuguese and Spanish. When I attend college, I would love to major in International Relations, specifically Latin American Studies, and pursue minors in Portuguese and Spanish. I am certain that my experience as an exchange student with Rotary will assist me tremendously in any aspect of my future and I look forward to representing Florida.
As I sit at my desk and type this journal, accomplished is the word I would use to describe my exchange up to this point. Navigating through almost every difficulty I could have imagined, I now find myself content with the unique experience I have created for myself here in Brazil. I never believed that this exchange would change me in just my first two months, but I was definitely proven wrong. With every adversity I face, I become a much stronger person accompanied by a whole new attitude about life. Most importantly, I now understand the concept of "speaking up" for myself. That within itself is the greatest lesson I have learned here so far.
The first image that comes to mind when people think of Brazil is exotic fruit, rainforest, and beautiful beaches. When traveling the 7-hour car drive from Curitiba, my state's capital, to the small interior town of Pato Branco (White Duck), I could not help but think, "This is not the Brazil I had in mind". But then I realized, I came to Brazil to experience a new culture, master Portuguese, and create new relationships with the local Brazilians; and that is exactly what I am doing.
As the saying goes, "you can never learn too much of your language before you arrive". To my surprise, I think I learned just the right amount. Upon my arrival, I immediately had ease communicating my feelings and my first week I received multiple compliments on my language skills. It has been only two months and I already declare myself fluent. Whether it was studying my 501 Portuguese Verb book months before my arrival or having a basic knowledge of Spanish, the Portuguese language comes very natural and easy to me. It's a great feeling when I think in Portuguese and make mistakes in English.
Having already completed high school in the United States, I found myself feeling very "mature" in the private high school I was studying at. In need of a more challenging environment, I was able to negotiate a move up to the local college in my town. There I study architecture at night and really enjoy learning about complicated subject matter. Students in my town have full time jobs and spend all night studying at college. It is quite impressive compared to college life in the United States. Here, one selects a field to study and then must pass an exam before entering college. Depending on the major, many years of studying for this exam are necessary to pass.
Aside from studying, I have participated in various volunteer projects. My weekly volunteer activity is a job as a teacher's assistant at a local public school. They are always so eager to talk to me and I am equally as excited to share about my culture. Some common questions that I am asked regularly include: Do you like the band Red Hot Chili Peppers?, How do you like Brazilian food?, Have you been to Disney?, and other various questions regarding the United States. I am usually so overwhelmed by all their questions that sometimes I feel I am not teaching enough English, but I am beginning to see that my ambassadorial involvement with these Brazilian students may be the greater lesson I am teaching. Other volunteer projects that I have been involved with is assisting my host Rotary Club prepare a Japanese-style dinner for 500 plus Interact students, painting faces at a center for handicapped children, and the most rewarding project was helping underprivileged women gain their dignity back by doing their make-up, nails, and hair. My most recent volunteer activity was involvement in a lunch for women who have or had breast cancer followed by a parade. Whenever I feel that things are getting tough or lonely for me in Brazil, I reach out and help others and it forces me to redefine my life's purpose once again.
An ordinary afternoon for me involves Portuguese lessons with the other exchange students, Spanish classes at another local college, studying, visiting my host mom at her work, or spending time with friends. Because air conditioning is extremely rare here, I have managed to find one place that has it…the bookstore. I have refused to buy any clothing or electronics in Brazil due to the price. A pack of gum with 3 pieces is the equivalent to $3.50 U.S. dollars. On the contrary, food is cheaper because the South is based on agriculture. If these facts were reversed I would be able to afford more clothing and lose weight (ha).
Many of my weekends have been spent attending religious events or passing time on the farm with my host family. Being Catholic, I find religion to be the most intriguing aspect of Southern Brazil. I have never been so touched by God's power until this exchange; it is absolutely incredible how far my faith has taken me. If I do not attend mass Sunday night with my family, we participate in a mass Sunday morning. Morning mass on the farm is preceded by a parade with "Nossa Senhora Aparecida" (a religious Catholic figure) and followed by a huge religious party afterwards.
So far I have taken one trip to the Iguassu falls with all the exchange students in my district. The first day there, we went "shopping" in Paraguay. There is no way to describe how crazy the market was. As I was making my way through all the commotion, so many street vendors were pulling me and shouting! The second day we visited the largest waterfall in the world; Iguassu falls. To our disappointment, it poured the whole entire time. From what I could see, it was truly magical…good thing I have more time to return. In a couple weeks, I will travel to Pantanal and Bonito, two amazing places located in the state of Matto Grosso. Pantanal is actually one of the world's largest wildlife refuges. There I will ride horses through the river, go piranha fishing, see animals that people only see in zoos (toucans and capybaras), go rafting and snorkeling in crystal clear waters and much more…I can't wait!
One of my favorite moments so far was celebrating my 19th birthday in Brazil. That morning when I helped teach at the school, the kids sang Parabéns (Happy birthday) to me at least six times. After, my Rotary club threw a surprise birthday lunch for me at a Japanese restaurant…it was so thoughtful and they even got me a hair straightener! (mine from the U.S. doesn't work here). When I returned from lunch, a huge bouquet of flowers were laid across my bed. I was so sure they were from my host family but then discovered the flowers were from my family in Florida. In that moment I couldn't help but cry because I felt so grateful to have such an incredible family. Later that night, the exchange students in my town and a couple close friends came over for a small party. We ordered six huge pizzas and managed to not let any of it go to waste. My host mom ordered me a white chocolate and strawberry cake, gave me a very special gift and hosted a fantastic party for me! Words could not express how incredibly thankful I was. My second host family took me to the Paula Fernandes concert for my birthday…she sings traditional music of Southern Brazil called Sertenejo and is well known throughout the country.
-If I walk around the house with bare feet, I am bound to receive stares…not because my family thinks it is gross, but because I might catch a cold.
-You must throw toilet paper in the trash bin next to the toilet and there is a button to flush the toilet.
-Ketchup or mayonnaise with pizza is a must…yes I tried it and no I did not like it.
-Every house is surrounded by a metal railing or fence to keep the robbers out…I am convinced they are used to contain the crazy, barking dogs.
-Cleaning products or wipes do not exist…. merely use pure alcohol on a cloth to clean surfaces.
-There is no carpet to cover the floor, just wood or tile.
-Almost every house has a chocolate stash…Brazilians are really addicted to it.
-Workers pump your gas for you at the gas station.
-Police never enforce any rules so seatbelts are optional…with the crazy driving I still use mine.
-Converse and Beetles are very popular…unfortunately my Sperry's look like alien shoes to them.
-A heater is attached to the shower-head with electrical wires hanging about.
-Even if a house has a dishwasher, it is not used…. simply pass some soap and water with an old sponge and pronto.
-Never expect a Brazilian to be on time…punctuality is not in their vocabulary.
-A fork and knife are mandatory to eat any kind of food, especially pizza and burgers.
-Blonde highlights, even with the darkest hair, are very common and nail polish is a must.
-The whole world stops for lunch but dinner is small meal late at night.
-There are so many hills in my town…actually it feels like hiking a mountain to get anywhere.
-In the stores, attendants will follow you around the whole time even if you are just looking.
It's been quite a while since my last journal and I am having difficulty remembering everything that has happened in these last two months. Could it be the fact that I just can't find the time to write anymore or that my mind is already on Brazilian summer vacation? Honestly I think as my Portuguese improves, I find myself struggling to create even the most basic thoughts in English. At five months into my exchange I continue to be complimented on my Portuguese. According to the book Outliers, "Success is not merely based on intelligence or the decisions and efforts we make; it is a result of having the strength and presence of mind to seize given opportunities". The Rotary International Exchange program is an opportunity given to all high school students, but few grasp and take this life-changing chance. Had I not chosen to be an exchange student, I definitely would not be as successful with my language skills. At times I question whether applying for this program was the right decision, but then I realize that taking advantage of every opportunity that lies in front of me is what separates me from my peers. I am an out of the box thinker- a leader, a kind and compassionate ambassador striving to make a cultural difference in Brazil. For those considering applying or who have already been accepted to be a Rotary exchange student, absorb the fact that it is an opportunity that will change your life.
In Brazil, the four main trips available are: Pantanal & Bonito- a unique experience to discover hidden wildlife; Northeast Tour- a trip along Brazil's northeast coast with the world renown beaches and rich African culture; Amazons- an adventure through one of the world's largest rainforest reserves; and Southeast Tour- an enriching visit to the largest waterfalls per volume in the world. In Pantanal & Bonito, I became one with the wilderness as I camped next to alligators and jumped off a waterfall! This coming January through February I will spend thirty days touring the Northeast coast of Brazil including Brasília, Brazil's capital, and Rio de Janeiro. Trust me when I tell you this Florida girl could not be more excited to be reunited with a beach again!
What have I been doing up to this point? My days have been spent teaching English in exchange for Portuguese lessons, going to college, and spending time with friends. I just finished my spring term where I studied architecture, advertising and marketing. I explained to my school that I would like to learn as much about the different programs offered so it will aid me in future career decisions. When I return from my Northeast trip, I plan on studying law in the mornings and teaching English to my students in the afternoon. I am excited to learn about Brazilian law and more excited to have available time in the afternoons to participate in activities such as guitar lessons.
In all honesty, I departed the U.S. with images of Brazil from books, personal accounts, etc. and came to discover that the Brazil I live in is completely opposite of everything I had read and heard about. The closest airport to my city is seven hours away and the nearest town is one hour. In fact, the majority of the residents in my town have never even traveled farther than their city limits. Their pale skin and Italian and German influenced culture diversify them from their bronzed counterparts with African and Indian traditions. Most don't know how to dance samba and most definitely don't play soccer everyday. The accent is completely different than any found in São Paulo or the Northeast. Whichever area it may be, it is impossible to pinpoint the culture just by one person or city; one must examine all the differences.
My mom always tells me, life is truly a gift. In the week right before Christmas, I saw my baby host cousin being born and one of my best Brazilian friends pass away in a car accident. God took one special person's life and brought a new one into existence. We cannot change the past or predict the future, but we can treat each day as a rare and precious gift that we may never receive again. That is how I feel about Brazil. It is still amazing to me that I am here, living in a place that was so foreign but now my home. I am so grateful that I can wake up everyday and have the ability to decide what I want to make of my day. I believe that I am making the most of my life by trying new things and making every day I spend in Brazil count.
December was what I'd like to call my month of change. I started summer vacation, switched families, and most importantly, really began to adapt. As much as I would like to believe that the adaption process was effortless and comfortable, it most undeniably was not. Not until my fourth month into exchange did I really feel a sense of reassurance with my current environment. All of a sudden, eating dinner at nine or not saying "God bless you" when someone sneezed didn't feel so strange. In fact, it is complicated to point out cultural differences now because everything feels normal. Contrary to "The Middle Wave of Culture Shock" by Dr. Dennis White, the months of November and December were not filled with melancholy and homesickness. These months were the turning point of my exchange and my confidence really reached a peak. I have read multiple books in Portuguese with ease, tried chicken hearts (not a fan), went to various prom/gradua tion parties, fought with the mail service about $200 taxes on Christmas boxes, went to a country concert, and much more!
As for my new family, they are the reason I will have a hard time leaving Brazil. I cannot stress how much a host family can make all the difference in one's exchange. Immediately upon entering their house, I was greeted with love and support. I have two wonderful host parents, four little sisters, a pet dog and parrot. We have shared some great memories together, such as my sisters' dance recital, graduations, beach trip, Christmas, and New Years. In just the short three weeks I have lived here, I could not feel more at home. Especially during Christmas, a period of homesickness for many exchange students, my absolute favorite memories were made. Holding hands and praying around the Christmas Eve dinner was so special as my host dad thanked God for bringing me into their lives. The next morning I attended Mass and, to my surprise, Santa brought presents for me! I received many thoughtful gifts. I was so happy and overwhelmed by their generosity I didn&rsquo ;t even think about how far away I was from my real family. Later that night I did have the opportunity to Skype with my family in Florida. Last week I traveled to a beach in the city Pontal do Sul. My host dad went fishing while I enjoyed relaxing at the beach house with my three younger sisters. Despite the rain, I had a great time bonding with them. It was the first time I had been to a beach since I left Florida! The same day we returned from the beach it was time to go to the lake house for New Years. The house was still under construction, so there were no doors, sinks or windows. Imagine fifteen people in one small house without any privacy! I spent my weekend riding jet skis, awing over the beautiful landscape at the lake, and just sharing some great stories about 2011.
"I think I need this shirt and I would love to have this sundress", were some of my thoughts as I eyed my already over packed suitcase. If I thought packing for a whole year was complicated, arranging my belongings for a five week trip to Brazil's northeast coast proved to be just as challenging. After coming to terms with my final baggage selections, I rushed out the door to what would be the greatest vacation of my life. Of course I knew I would be back the following month, but the goodbyes to my host family left me in tears. Could it be that in such a short time I became so attached to my new family? If saying a temporary goodbye now was tough, I am thinking how difficult my final departure will be when I return home to the United States.
Never place fifty-five exchange students, from all over the world, on one bus for an extended time together without expecting the most chaotic and amusing time of your life. It is truly amazing how in just a short period of time, I made the most incredible, extraordinary friends… friends who will leave lasting impressions on my heart and mind for the rest of my life. Our adventure began in Brasília, Brazil's capital, with a surprise tour of the President's home. President Dilma must have loved our excited, energetic screams so much she allowed us to enter the inside of her private home, a rare opportunity for even Brazilians themselves. In Lençois, I enjoyed hiking, swimming in the natural springs, and exploring an underground cave. The city of Salvador brought warmer weather, a private beach and a historical tour of its beautiful churches. Recife's beaches were not quite like those of Salvador's, but it was there that our dancing spirits came alive with a mini carnival party. Next stop – Fortaleza and a great day of horseback riding, followed by the sand dune town of Jericuacuara, which could only be reached by dune buggy cars. By far this was one of my favorite cities on the tour. I took advantage of the opportunity to surf and kayak on the water all day. The next day was spent on a dune buggy tour in which each buggy held four exchange students. Without a doubt it was the most exciting activity of the trip and I can still remember the blasting music from the buggies as we raced through the sand. The short day we stayed in the city of Natal was spent relaxing on the beach and visiting a fort, which entailed the most breathtaking view at sunset! After Natal, we toured Porto Seguro, Brazil's first capital when the country was founded. The rich Indian culture along with an interesting history made it an unforgettable city. Last but not least, our final destination was the stunning city of Rio de Janeiro! From the samba lessons to a tour through favelas (Brazil's slums), Rio offered the most magnificent sights. Christ the Redeemer was absolutely my most favorite scene of the whole trip. It was such an emotional experience as I approached the giant statue of Christ. Seeing one of the most amazing sites in the world proved to be a dream come true.
A week after my Northeast trip, I headed seven hours east to the capital of my state, Curitiba, to pick my Florida Mom up from the airport. I had become so accustomed to not seeing any Florida family that it felt like a dream as we hugged hello. We rode Curitiba's historical tour bus, ate lunch at the second largest restaurant in the world, and ended the day at the beautiful botanical gardens. We then proceeded to Florianopolis, the beach capital of the state of Santa Catarina to visit family and see Saint Paulina's church and shrine. After experiencing two larger Brazilian cities, I was then able to show my mom around my host city, Pato Branco. She became familiar with the roads I walk each day and the small stores I pass on my way into town. Most importantly, she met all the people who have impacted my exchange from my Rotary host club to my Brazilian friends and families. Just to show my American mom the culture I have been experiencing was a special moment for me. The next weekend my mom and I had the opportunity to visit and hike Iguazu Falls. The falls were completely awe-inspiring and pictures cannot do them justice. We also got to visit a native Brazilian bird park followed by a fascinating South American cultural dinner show with my host family. To explain every detail of my mom's visit would be impossible, but let's just say we made some of the most unforgettable memories of our lives. What an amazing gift!
*Do you know Michael Jackson personally?
*Why do Americans think favelas (Brazilian slums) are cool tourist sights?
*Why doesn't anyone like Obama?
*Because the workdays in United States are always so busy, everyone has to eat at McDonalds, right?
*So, do you go out every night to the clubs?
*The U.S. economy seems to be declining. Are you going to come back and live in Brazil permanently?
*Can I take a picture with you?
*Why are Americans obsessed with facebook?
*Does racism still exist there?
Depois, I mean, "after"…okay, for my English readers you should be warned in advance that my brain is now constantly thinking in only Portuguese. As I am writing this journal, my Portuguese/English dictionary is assisting me with simple translations. The first five months of my exchange I would simply consider what I wanted to say in English and then translate to Portuguese. Now I am experiencing a bizarre sensation that I cannot begin to describe. My brain is now divided linguistically and one half thinks in English and the other in Portuguese, even my speaking becomes disorientated at times. My mom noticed my new " accent" when I was speaking/translating English to her. Strange as it seems, I am incapable of hearing this accent and it leads me to believe that I am losing my English skills. Good news- obviously the transition stage of my exchange is over and I am fluent in Portuguese. Even the Brazilians here say I have no American accen t, when I speak, which I would consider a huge compliment to any exchange student. Well this is the part of my exchange where I throw my hands up on the roller coaster and enjoy the ride. If the chart in my outbound handbook is correct, I am in my assimilation stage and preparing for my final months here. With my remaining time left, I will continue to teach my English classes, continue working on my Portuguese, possibly begin yet another language (French) and continue to participate in various service projects in my community. Looking back at the uncertainty and difficulties I faced seven months ago, I am very proud of staying strong, confident and faithful to my Rotary exchange. I was born to be an exchange student and I've never felt so much pride and courage in representing my country. My mom felt that pride as she watched me give a presentation to my Rotary host club all in Portuguese and heard people say that I was the best exchange student they have ever ha d in Pato Branco. Once again, thank you to both my American & Brazilian Rotary host clubs, my supportive and loving family and friends back home and to God for giving me the strength and audacity to see this journey through to the end.


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Comission for Citizenship and Gender Equality
Key objectives of the measure:
Reinforce gender equality in all government areas and gender dimension in the activities of all Ministries, becoming an important vehicle for intersectorial coordination of gender equality policy and non discimination based on sex and sexual orientation.
Reinforce intervention in different areas such as education, health and labour market, having in mind continuance of the ultimate objective of gender equality in all areas of society.
Scope of the measure:
Nature of the measure:
legislative, institutional
Main feature of the measure:
The Plan is based on a triple approach. On the one hand, the strengthening of gender mainstreaming, in order to ensure its integration into all areas of political activity and social reality, in order to build a full citizenship within the public and private spheres, integrating the Gender equality and non-discrimination as a requirement for good governance. On the other, the combination of this strategy with specific actions, including positive actions, aimed at overcoming the inequalities that affect women in particular. Also, the introduction of a gender perspective in all areas of discrimination, with a particular focus on the different impacts of this on men and women.
Results expected through the implementation of the measure:
To ensure the close articulation between the Plan and existent national plans and programs in sectorial or transversal policy areas, relevant to the construction and deeepening of gender equality and non-discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation.
Financial resources allocated to implement the measure:
Included in the different Ministries budgets.
Main conclusions of the evaluation of the measure:
This information wasn't available but since the Plan for 2014-2017 is the 5th National Plan, its continued implementation means that, even with changes and corrections, the main objectives were attained and essential to maintain.
Indicators used to determine impact:
Return to the platform
Goal(s) of UNESCO's 2005 Convention
Area(s) of Monitoring
Human rights and fundamental freedoms
Cultural Domain(s)
Multi-domain
Cultural Value Chain
Other measures from this goal
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Promotion in the Republic of Srpska
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Support for projects of the institutions contributing to sustainable development
Austria | Speed-Dating for Women Composers
Sweden | The Swedish Institute´s projects Creative Force and Sweden@
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Creating equal rights, opportunities and participation in the field of culture, regardless of gender
Other measures from the same country
Portugal | Three major international cooperation initiatives by the Directorate-General of the Arts
Portugal | Support to Democratic Governance Process in East Timor: EU Media Program in East Timor
Portugal | National Film Plan
Portugal | Portuguese-Brazilian Digital Library
Portugal | Cross-border cooperation projects by the Regional Directorates for Cultural Affairs
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Ireland | Culture 2025
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Supporting Projects for Youth and of Youth in the Federation of BiH
Norway | The Aspirant Scheme
Montenegro | Regulatory instrument for creation of the cultural policy of Montenegro

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Chennai-based market research firm Kaybase has embarked on a study of the lifestyle of IT and ITeS professionals across Indian cities, beginning with Thiruvananthapuram. The study encompasses media habits, purchase plans, ownership and investments, among others.
Chennai-based market research firm Kaybase has embarked on a study of the lifestyle of IT and ITeS professionals across Indian cities, beginning with Thiruvananthapuram. The study encompasses media habits, spending habits, purchase plans, ownership and investments, and reveals that the IT segment in Thiruvananthapuram relies as much on Malayalam dailies as it does on English publications for its daily news.
Kaybase intends to carry the research forward across the Southern cities of Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Cochin, before March 31, 2006, and move north to cover Pune, New Delhi and Mumbai thereafter.
"The TV channels watched seem to be mainly Malayalam channels – Asianet, Kairali, and Surya. India Vision is another popular channel. Among other languages, AXN is the most popular, along with HBO. Interestingly, Pogo and Cartoon Network are also watched by quite a few," explained Ashok, on the findings from research with the Thiruvananthapuram IT Park sample of 300 respondents. This 300 was an equal split between IT and ITeS professionals.
The study also reveals that a fifth of the total monthly income was spent on entertainment and leisure – eating out, movies and the like. This figure did not include purchase of accessories. The study further shows that 40 per cent of the respondents spent more than Rs 1,000 each month on entertainment and leisure.
"There has been a lot of interest in the study from the media community as a whole, including planners, buyers and media houses. Besides that, even a university in Kerala has approached us with a request for further study, this one more specific and targeting those with two to 10 years' experience in IT or ITeS. The idea is to stimulate interest on the subject of this vast IT segment," added Ashok.
The Kaybase team includes associates drawn from diverse fields, including market research, CRM, and brand management.


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Home»Editor's picks » Greensboro writer debuts her new book
Greensboro writer debuts her new book
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By: Terry Rader
Lucy Wellmaker's first book, "Inspired by the Wow Moments of Life" debuted last month with inspirational quotes from her 13-year-old blog, "My Weekly Wow." You may be familiar with Wellmaker's column in the Triad Careers section of the Greensboro News & Record, now running three and a half years long. She has spent most of her career helping people develop both personally and professionally in one way or another.
Wellmaker compared her upcoming book signing to her wedding day; She thinks of it as a time in her life when people of all chapters of her life come together and celebrate her new beginning.
"I actually completed the book in the first year of becoming an empty nester," she said. "The book had always been there. I had other priorities and responsibilities. I just needed the time to be creative and allow it the space to be born."
Wellmaker is a Rochester, New York, native and certified life coach of 14 years who received her master's in counseling from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Wellmaker was named the employee of the month for June as human resource manager at Machine Specialties, Inc., just after her first year of employment, and before that, she served as program director for the Women's Resource Center of Greensboro for over six years. She was also named "Teacher of the Year" in Guilford County Schools where she spent seven years as a school counselor.
Lucy Wellmaker
Photo by Deirdre McArthur
In the early years of "Weekly Wow Moments," Wellmaker said she used to think her blog was primarily for women. Now she is learning that others are incorporating her writings into their lives.
"Specifically, I just learned of two gentlemen I work with, including our CFO who is reading my book and taking time to ponder the questions," she said. "Another coworker used my book in a leadership meeting to talk about mindset I am in a situation that is conducive to broadening my audience. It is helping me to think bigger. I would like to see my book being used in book clubs, coffee shop talks and various group discussions. The entries are short and allow more time for connecting deeper with yourself and others."
Although changing jobs wasn't something that Wellmaker had planned for a year ago, someone recognized her talents in a different way. Wellmaker was approached and made an offer to work with a wider range of people of all ages with even more diverse needs.
"At first, I saw myself as more of an educator, counselor and coach," she said. "Then, I realized that was what human resources was all about and I recognized the opportunity as being right for me."
Wellmaker said now she feels that she has come full circle in helping others.
"People stop by my office and I share quick snip-its of ways to see things in a different light or I offer some encouragement," she said. "I refer to it as 'Laser Life Coaching.'"
Personally, I have known Wellmaker to have a true gift of intuitive insight. She has helped me see new ways to repurpose my talents. It's refreshing to find a colleague who incorporates heart with the head. Any time you can find someone to shine a little light on your life, accept it and the wellbeing that comes with it. Wellmaker does just that.
Wellmaker said there are not any plans for a second book on the horizon. For now, she will enjoy celebrating her first book.
Lucy Wellmaker's book cover
Photo by Dawn Mitchell
"It may be bold of me to say, but I believe this has the potential to be like the popular 'Chicken Soup for the Soul' series. I have been told I have a gift with words in putting a positive spin on things and I enjoy uplifting others. If someone were to come to me and offer a platform for this possibility, I would be happy to talk with them."
To purchase Wellmaker's book, subscribe to her blog at www.lucywellmaker.com.
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On June 28 from 7- 8 p.m., Lucy Wellmaker will be signing copies of her new book at Barnes & Noble (3102 Northline Ave.) at Friendly Shopping Center in Greensboro.
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Pairing the idiosyncratic talents of Beck, Tom Waits, Bright Eyes and the Flaming Lips with the legendary songwriting of Daniel Johnston, The Late, Great Daniel Johnston: Discovered Covered is a tribute album — due out Sept. 21 on Gammon Records — that should introduce the cult singer/songwriter to a new generation.
The album will also feature renditions of Johnston's songs by Death Cab for Cutie, Eels, TV on the Radio, Sparklehorse, Mercury Rev, Vic Chestmutt, Clem Snide, and Gordon Gano of the Violent Femmes, among others. In addition to a CD of covers, there will be a second CD with the original versions of all the songs, performed by Johnston and drawn from his extensive catalogue.
Discovered Covered is co-produced by Mark Linkous (of Sparklehorse), who produced Johnston's most recent album, Fear Yourself, and Gammon Records' Jordan Trachtenberg (Gammon released Fear Yourself). The duo spent over two years putting the project together.
Johnston, an outsider who has long battled a bipolar disorder, combines a childlike singing style with crude recording. Considered one of the forefathers of lo-fi music-making, Johnston influenced a number of artists in the alt-rock underground during the '80s and '90s, including Kurt Cobain, who often sported a Johnston T-shirt. His recordings are marked by a heart-on-his-sleeve, nothing-to-hide honesty.
Due to his struggle with both mental illness and the economics of being an underground musician, Johnston, now in his early 40s, has not been able to move out of his parents' home. Linkous and Trachtenberg are earmarking a portion of profits from sales of the compilation toward helping Johnston get a place of his own.
The track listing: 1. Teenage Fanclub with Jad Fair, "My Life Is Starting Over Again"; 2. Clem Snide, "Grievence"; 3. Gordon Gano, "Impossible Love"; 4. Eels, "Living Life"; 5. TV on the Radio, "Walking the Cow"; 6. The Rabbit, "Good Morning You"; 7. Calvin Johnson, "Sorry Entertainer"; 8. Bright Eyes, "Devil Town"; 9. Death Cab for Cutie, "Dream Scream"; 10. Beck, "Things Last a Long Time"; 11. Sparklehorse with the Flaming Lips, "Go"; 12. Mercury Rev, "Blue Cloud"; 13. Thistle, "Love Not Dead"; 14. Vic Chesnutt, "Like a Monkey in the Zoo"; 15. Starlight Mints, "Dead Lovers Twisted Heart." — Jenny Tatone [Tuesday, June 22, 2004]


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We exhibited the box filling station for the first time at an open house to mark the 25th anniversary of Arburg Ltd, a leading injection moulding machine manufacturer, at their UK headquarters in Leamington Spa.
Steve Lane, our Technical Sales Engineer for Midlands and the South West, gave a presentation to the 60 delegates about the new product.
He said: "The box filling station generated a lot of interest among the visitors. People were keen to hear about the features and benefits and why we developed it."
We also exhibited a small dryer, two colour dosing options and a water heater alongside other suppliers including Cleanrooms, Plastribution, Keyence, City of Wolverhampton College and Polymer Training and Innovation Centre.
Boxes are loaded into one side of the box filling station and filled with a precise number of parts before being moved along the production line – eradicating the need for weighing or manual counting. If any problems arise, such as more boxes being required, an alarm will sound to alert the operator.
Steve added: "The benefit to the customer is the reduction in labour. This system means that one operator can operate several box filling stations at the same time, simply ensuring empty boxes are loaded and full boxes are unloaded."
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A STUDY FOR ANDROMEDA BY WILLIAM ETTY R.A.
A diminutive and beguiling oil on board 'Study for Andromeda' By William Etty R.A. 19th century oil on canvas in its original moulded gilt frame, with exhibitions notes verso.
WILLIAM ETTY (1787 –1849) was an English artist best known for his history paintings containing nude figures. He was the first significant British painter of nudes and still lifes. Born in York, he left school at the age of 12 to become an apprentice printer in Hull. He completed his apprenticeship seven years later and moved to London, where in 1807 he joined the Royal Academy Schools. There he studied under Thomas Lawrence and trained by copying works by other artists. Etty earned respect at the Royal Academy of Arts for his ability to paint realistic flesh tones, but had little commercial or critical success in his early years in London.
Etty's Cleopatra's Arrival in Cilicia, painted in 1821, featured numerous nudes and was exhibited to great acclaim. Its success prompted several further depictions of historical scenes with nudes. All but one of the works he exhibited at the Royal Academy in the 1820s contained at least one nude figure, and he acquired a reputation for indecency. Despite this, he was commercially successful and critically acclaimed, and in 1828 was elected a Royal Academician, at the time the highest honour available to an artist.
Although he was one of the most respected artists in the country he continued to study at life classes throughout his life, a practice considered inappropriate by his fellow artists. In the 1830s Etty began to branch out into the more lucrative but less respected field of portraiture, and later became the first English painter to paint significant still lifes. He continued to paint both male and female nudes, which caused severe criticism and condemnation from some elements of the press.
Board: 10.5 inches x 5 inches / 27cm x 13cm.
Framed: 14 inches x 9.5 inches / 36cm x 24cm.
Provenance: European private collection


In my hand was my weapon — a tiny mobile phone close to my mouth, my beard soaked with tears. Then the first child — a song — was born, a child baptized in blood. Hence the title, "Love in the Time of Genocide," which I gave to the late Egyptian poet Abdel Rahim Mansour's lyrics, written to commemorate the Denshawai massacre in Egypt committed by British soldiers in 1906 (listen).
I didn't know exactly why I started singing that song into my mobile phone. But some comrades heard it and the idea of turning it into a video materialized as part of their collective efforts to support the resilience of Palestinians in Gaza.
Friends and colleagues were surprised to learn that I am a singer as well as an academic. Academics in the Arab world are known for being strict and uptight, especially in Gaza. As a dedicated boycott, divestment and sanctions activist, a leading organizer with the One Democratic State group and an academic, I was happy to shatter this stereotype.
But who gives a damn about stereotypes? Are we not opposed to most conventional generalizations? Are we not supposed to shake that seemingly fixed world of preconceived ideas?
A painting in Rafah, southern Gaza, February 2015.
But more importantly, since Gaza victims are at the receiving end of a racist war machine — intent on killing as many children and women as they can get away with because they are not born to mothers from a different ethno-religious group — every possible tool should be used to narrate their lives and tragic deaths.
The great Palestinian intellectual Edward Said would have nodded in agreement.
No studio, no microphone, no speakers, no band. I had nothing but a mobile phone, a laptop and songs already sung in different contexts by famous singers. Here is the challenge I set for myself: how do I give a Palestinian context to these songs?
Then, the tragic story of Salem Shamaly erupted, the young man whose cold-blooded murder by an Israeli sniper, as he searched for his family, was caught on video. Another poem by the wonderful late poet Salah Jahin, performed by so many well-known singers, summarized the tragedy, the Gaza metaphor.
A sniper decides to play a game, assured by his leaders and a complicit international community, that he can do as he likes and easily get away with it. So why not aim at a young man trying to find his family members under the rubble of their house in Shujaiya during a ceasefire declared by apartheid Israel?
Didn't they launch three massive wars on Gaza, and the so-called international community blamed "both sides," and called on both the oppressors and the oppressed to show "self-restraint"? Hasn't Israel been imposing a deadly, medieval siege since 2006, causing the deaths of thousands of innocent people without a single concrete step taken by official bodies of the international community to put an end to it?
Salem then can be shot dead in broad daylight without an eye blinking in regret.
I screamed. They said: "There is nothing, but only love is a lifeboat!
I can, I will sing more.
I wanted to try to record every possible event, pulse, or emotion, be it individual or collective. My role models have always been revolutionary singers and writers, holding their ouds or guitars or pens, defending the downtrodden, the subaltern. I think of Che Guevara, Edward Said, Steve Biko, Ghassan Kanafani, Rosa Luxemburg, Marcel Khalife, Ahmet Kaya, Sheikh Imam, Fairuz and, to some extent, Abelhalim Hafez.
When Israel declared another ceasefire, I went to Khuzaa. Nothing can describe the absolute horror. I walked on the rubble of a house under which there were the corpses of martyrs. It was so surreal.
And his lullabies have dissolved in my voice!
We, in Gaza, are the subaltern.
And every step on the road is a lantern.
And a "new day" (Abdel Rahman el-Abnudi) is inevitable in spite of "the flood" (Salah Jahin). And "if the sun sinks" (Ahmed Fouad Negm), then we will "swear by the skies and the soil" (el-Abnudi) to fulfill our "duty" (Ayman Bakri) to reserve the blood of "the martyr" (my own words) and "with all the love in our hearts; love of humanity and our homeland; with all the smiles on the lips of our children; we'll come back holding the wounds of the past; promising to bring back the eye of the sun" (Mohsen El-Khayyat).
But we also fall in love. We have our romantic moments when the flame of love keeps burning day and night. We imagine ourselves becoming a "melody on the lips of the beloved" (Mamoun El Shennawy), and when the beloved, young wife is targeted by an Israeli drone, the only child left "reminds me of her" because he "takes after her" (Kawthar Mustapha).
Without you, I am neither sane, nor insane!
In spite of the seemingly sad, dominant tone of the collection of these songs, it opens with a revolutionary song that was on the lips of every average Arab in the 1960s, an oath to never let the sun disappear, and ends with a promise to extend our steps in our long walk to freedom.
Ideally speaking, I hope that this will be a fresh examination of the ravages of occupation, apartheid and genocidal blockade, as well as a reflection of the range of human emotions under these circumstances, from fierce resistance and commitment to freedom to love and romance.
Hence the title given to this collection: Gaza Blues: Hymns of Love, Death and Resistance.
Listen to a sample of the album via the media player above.


In an hierargical ontology definition I'm stating that: Artist <= Person <= Human <= Mamal <= Thing or Phone <= Product <= Thing. I could also do the same for Walking <= Moving <= Action.
This creates a tree structure with at the top of the hierarchy: Things and Actions.
What single word can I use above Things and Actions to combine both?
Artist <= Person <= Human <= Mamal <= Thing <= ???
Walking <= Moving <= Action <= ???
Bertrand Rusell had somehow suggested that events would be the a priori elements of existence. In such case, a thing is an event on our mind, and so is an action or reaction. This, due to all things exist really in our mind (as Berkeley suggests).
The difference between action and thing in your example is just mental. Actions belong to the realm of ideas, and despite things seem to be different, they are the same: things are part of our mental experience. For an informatic system, both have an start-timestamp and end-timestamp, and exist the same way in our mind.
If you want to combine both, what about this?
The word 'Thing' can be anything--animate, inanimate, tangible and intangible. If you examine all the words you used (in the first case), you will understand that the change is gradual. A sudden variation is not reasonable in the first case. So, the last word 'Thing' cannot contain forms, ideas etc.
What would it mean to "solve" metaphysics?


Getting "entirely ready" to have God remove "all" our defects of character sounds impossible. In reality we know that such perfection is out of reach. This is another way of saying that we're going to do our best to approach a lifelong goal, which no one ever completes this side of eternity.
The apostle Paul expressed a similar thought. He said, "I don't mean to say that I have already achieved these things or that I have already reached perfection. But I press on to possess that perfection for which Christ Jesus first possessed me. . . . Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us" (Philippians 3:12-14).
This combination of a positive attitude and energetic effort is a part of the mystery of our cooperation with God. Paul said, "Work hard to show the results of your salvation, obeying God with deep reverence and fear. For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him" (Philippians 2:12-13).
We'll need to practice these steps the rest of our lives. We don't have to demand perfection of ourselves. It is enough to keep moving ahead as best we can. We should look forward to our rewards, with hopes of becoming all God intends us to be.
Hoping in Christ, we can let go of past guilt and look ahead to the good things God has planned for us.


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TDA_Boulder started a campaign for Deschutes Brewery with the idea of sharing their "pub culture", from their home base in Bend, Oregon, to many cities across America. They built street pubs in Denver, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cleveland and took over city blocks and provide live music entertainment, games, and most importantly- beer. I was assigned to help document/create a case study for my agency's campaign. I gathered footage and photos and created this film.


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Parvovirus B-19 is a virus that commonly infects humans; about 50% of all adults have been infected sometime during childhood or adolescence. Parvovirus B-19 infects only humans. There are also animal parvoviruses, but they do not infect humans. Therefore, a person cannot catch parvovirus B-19 from a dog or cat.
What illnesses does parvovirus B-19 infection cause?
that the child is protected against future infection.
An adult who has not previously been infected with parvovirus B-19 can be infected and become ill, and develop a rash, along with joint pain or swelling, or both.
Fifth disease is usually a mild illness. It resolves without medical treatment among children and adults who are otherwise healthy. Joint pain and swelling in adults usually resolves in a week or so without long-term disability. During outbreaks of fifth disease, about 20% of adults and children are infected without getting any symptoms at all.
I've recently been exposed to a child with fifth disease. How will this affect my pregnancy?
Usually, there are no serious complications for a pregnant woman or her baby because of exposure to a person with fifth disease. About 50% of women are already immune to parvovirus B-19; these women and their babies are protected from infection and illness. Even if a woman is susceptible and gets infected with parvovirus B-19, she usually experiences only a mild illness. Likewise, her unborn baby usually does not have any problems due to parvovirus B-19 infection.
Sometimes, however, parvovirus B-19 infection will cause the unborn baby to have severe anemia and the woman may have a miscarriage. This occurs in less than 5% of all pregnancies where the woman is infected and occurs more commonly during the first half of pregnancy. There is no evidence that parvovirus B-19 infection causes birth defects or mental retardation.
If I've been exposed to someone with fifth disease, what should I do?
If you have been in contact with someone who has fifth disease or if you have an illness that might be caused by parvovirus B-19, you may want to talk to your healthcare provider. Your physician may perform a blood test to see if you are currently infected with parvovirus B-19 or whether you have evidence of a past infection and are immune.
I have had a blood test for parvovirus B-19. What do the results of the blood test mean?
your pregnancy. If you have had a recent infection, you should discuss with your physician what you should do to monitor your pregnancy.
What If I am infected during my pregnancy?
the frequency of visits and perform tests to monitor the unborn baby's health. If the baby appears to be ill, there are special diagnostic and treatment options available. Your obstetrician will discuss these options with you.
Is there a way I can keep from being infected with parvovirus B-19 during my pregnancy?
There is no vaccine or medicine that prevents parvovirus B-19 infection. Frequent hand washing is recommended to reduce the spread of parvovirus B-19. Excluding persons with fifth disease from work, childcare centers, schools, etc. is not likely to prevent the spread of parvovirus B-19, since ill persons are contagious before they develop the characteristic rash.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention does not recommend that pregnant women routinely be excluded from work where a fifth disease outbreak is occurring.


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From the outside, the plain rectangular building is unremarkable. Chipped white wood siding frames three carriage doors, askew from years of squatter traffic. One is boarded up with a large sheet of plywood in a vain attempt to keep trespassers out. Thick locks proved only a temporary deterrent, and for the bold, a large opening in the backside of the building provides a dog door of sorts.
Inside, the former community garage in Bend's historic district show signs of its more recent history. Scattered about the molding and collapsing structure, personal effects shed light on its most latest inhabitants: Backpacks, sleeping bags, and empty packs of cigarettes accompany a mandala coloring book, a large Ziplock of dog food, and a massive bottle of what appears to be urine.
A hole in the floor serves as garbage chute and smorgasbord for smaller freeloading tenants, while a long ceiling beam has called it quits, no longer able or willing to shoulder the weight of the crumbling pile of timber.
In any other neighborhood, the building would be considered a simple eyesore and threat to human safety, and promptly razed. But because it is located in a historic district, on the corner of NW Georgia Avenue and NW Bond Street (across from the Source office), its modification—or demolition—is subject to strict City code requirements.
What makes a building "historic," and therefore worthy of preservation? In Bend, certain buildings are designated as historic properties based on their individual merits, while others make the cut simply by virtue of being located in one of the city's "historic districts"—namely Old Town and Drake Park.
The goal, according to City code, is the "preservation and designation of historic resources that have special historic and prehistoric association or significance as a part of the heritage of the citizens of the City and for the education, enjoyment and pride of the citizens, as well as the beautification of the City and enhancement of the value of such property."
Education, enjoyment, pride, and beautification. These are lofty aims that can no doubt be achieved with careful restoration of properties with true historic significance. And the City demands that it be careful.
Since the illegal demolition of a historic Brooks-Scanlon crane shed in 2004, the City has tightened its requirements for wiping out a listed property.
In 2013, then co-owner Jennifer Lundstrom, a Portland-based real estate agent, submitted a request to demolish the building. In the letter accompanying her materials, she described her initial vision for the building she purchased in 2012—and the subsequent reality checks that persuaded her that saving it wasn't feasible.
"We were originally hoping to keep the existing garage and restore the structure," she wrote in the September 7 letter. "But after talks with neighbors, several contractors and a structural engineer, we quickly found that the property is unsafe, too far damaged, and unfit to be salvaged."
Lundstrom goes on to explain that the building's previous owner tried to warn her of the building's condition—"seriously about to fall down at any moment"—and says that after years of lying vacant, it has crossed the threshold from simply unsightly to downright dangerous.
"We believe that the property poses safety issues for the neighborhood and a threat to public health due to the junk and riff-raff that it attracts in its current state," she wrote. "We also believe the shed could fall down at any moment so the issue is dire to the safety of the general public."
And things haven't gotten better in the two years since Lundstom sought approval to demolish the building. Since 2010, Bend Police have been called to the garage four times. "Of the four responses, three have resulted in criminal arrests," says Bend Police Chief Jim Porter. "The arrests include trespassing, possession of controlled substances, and probation violations."
Bend Police most recently responded to an incident at the garage on August 7, after a young man was seen walking into the building. Officers surrounded the entrance and waited, guns ready, while a handful of stowaways emerged.
"We found the suspects had cut the lock of the chain securing the door, but threaded the chain in such a manner as to make it appear the door was secured with a chain, with the lock on the inside of the garage," Porter explains. "The owner is absentee, living outside of Central Oregon. They have made valid attempts to secure the building, but when someone cuts a secure lock, I'm not sure what further they can do."
He says he's following up with the owner to ensure they are taking appropriate measures to secure the building, and officers have conducted what he calls "community police checks" to make sure there isn't any funny business going on.
The building sold to a new owner in July, even though Lundstrom ultimately secured approval for a later plan (shown in the inset above) that involved building a home that uses approximately 20 percent of the existing structure and draws inspiration from its current design.
Senior City Planner Heidi Kennedy says that while she can't predict whether the Landmarks Commission would have approved the demolition request, tearing down buildings in historic districts is uncommon.
"I think demolitions aren't really that common, because it's a lot of work," she explains. "You have to prove its really in bad shape."
Lundstrom says that the project ultimately proved too costly, prompting her to sell. She says the new owner plans to move forward with the approved design for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom home.


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Radio Free Asia's Great Famine documentary wins at New York Festivals Radio Awards
Radio Free Asia's (RFA) Mandarin Service was announced yesterday as a gold medal winner at the 2020 New York Festivals Radio Awards in the Documentary category. The service won a top prize for its piece titled, "China's Great Famine: Sad Songs of Peasants in a Food War", a collection of oral histories from survivors of the man-made catastrophe that unfolded between 1959 and 1961. RFA's Korean Service was recognized as a finalist in the Best Human Interest category for its series on North Korean defectors, "13 North Koreans' 10,000 km Journey in Search of Freedom."
"Radio Free Asia's Mandarin and Korean Services deserve this recognition," RFA President Bay Fang said. "Whether sharing first-hand accounts of survivors from a brutal period in China or covering the grueling journey of North Korean defectors seeking a better life, RFA journalists bring to light great stories of humanity that need to be told.
"For audiences in China and North Korea, two of the world's worst abusers of media freedom, this brand of in-depth journalism is especially important."
In producing "China's Great Famine," Mandarin Service reporters Yun Wang and Yasa Guo worked closely with three Chinese scholars who collected and archived oral accounts from those who endured years of starvation and hardship. These chilling personal stories of the famine, which claimed tens of millions of lives, are shared publicly for the first time. The radio documentary chronicles a horrific chapter in history that has been suppressed by the Chinese Communist Party, which has never reported the actual number of lives lost.
For RFA's finalist entry, the Korean Service's reporter Jung Min Noh accompanied a rescue mission to cover the incredible journey of 13 North Korean asylum seekers. This group, which included two children, crossed the Mekong River into a country in Southeast Asia, ending a perilous two-month journey to begin the process of seeking asylum in South Korea.
Due to concerns over the coronavirus crisis, the New York Festivals Radio Awards ceremony, usually held annually in Manhattan, was canceled this year. Other winners at this year's New York Festivals Radio Awards include the BBC, CBS, Bloomberg, and Al Jazeera, as well as RFA's sister network Alhurra.
About RFA
Washington, D.C. — Radio Free Asia is a private, nonprofit corporation broadcasting and publishing online news, information, and commentary in 9 East Asian languages to listeners who do not have access to full and free news media. RFA's broadcasts seek to promote the rights of freedom of opinion and expression, including the freedom to "seek, receive, and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers." RFA is funded by an annual grant from USAGM.
Contact Rohit Mahajan
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Gold medal winner in the Documentary category (2019)
Project: China's Great Famine: Sad Songs of Peasants in a Food War
Winner: RFA Mandarin
Presented By: New York Festivals International Radio Program Awards
Finalist in the Best Human Interest category (2020)
Project: 13 North Koreans' 10,000 km Journey in Search of Freedom
Winner: RFA's Korean Service


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CCL17 was initially isolated from phytohemagglutinin-stimulated PBMCs. CCL17 is constitutively expressed in the thymus and, under activation, in several cell types. CCL17-mediated recruitment of Th2 cells and CLA+ CD4+ T cells plays a key role in allergic diseases like atopic dermatitis, allergic asthma, allergic rhinitis, and allergic contact dermatitis. In addition, CCL17 has been detected in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Also, CCL17 and CCL22 secreted by dendritic cells seem to mediate the recruitment of regulatory T cells to sites of inflammation in patients with chronic hepatitis. CCL17 is upregulated by several combinations of cytokines: TNF-α, IL-4, and IFN-γ in bronchial epithelial cells; TGF-β1, TNF-α, and IFN-γ in human keratinocyte cell lines; and histamine and prostaglandin E2P in immature dendritic cells.
Human CCL17, amino acids Ala24-Ser94 (Accession# Q92583.1) was expressed in E. coli.
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Reading Local. Becoming Global.
Posted on January 15, 2019 by winnipegpublibrary | 4 comments
I prefer to break down walls, thank you very much. In this time of dwindling empathy for refugees and antipathy towards global problems, we can open our eyes and hearts through reading. Books offer us an opportunity to walk in the shoes of those whose journeys are difficult, even deadly. Share some of these global stories, all written by Canadians, with your friends, children and students in the spirit of International Development Week, coming February 3rd – 9th, 2019 whose theme this year is "Breaking Down Barriers". http://www.idw-sdi.ca/
Deborah Ellis is the author of the award winning and now motion picture, the Breadwinner series. She has written about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict in The Cat on the Wall, forbidden love in Iran with Moon at Nine and taken us into the slums of India with No Ordinary Day. If you are looking for a great read-aloud for your classroom, start here where children who are sitting, stand up for themselves.
Sit is a series of short stories about children who are stuck, sometimes sitting, as the adults in their lives make decisions for them. The novel takes the reader to a chair factory where Jafar is a child labourer, to Uzbekistan where Noosala waits to see what the refugee smuggler will do with her and to Auschwitz where Gretchen contemplates the lives of concentration camp victims. Somehow the children find the courage to make either a small change or an act of defiance that will help them get through their difficulties. https://quillandquire.com/review/sit/
Sharon McKay's passion for dramatic stories is evident in her body of work. She writes historical and realistic fiction with characters facing war situations. Her novel, Prison Boy was endorsed by Amnesty International and was short listed for the Manitoba Young Reader's Choice Award for its unflinching look at children who are orphaned, homeless and vulnerable.
Seven year old Paxton lives in a filthy slum in an orphanage called Pink House run by matron, Bell. When she refuses to rescue an abandoned baby, Paxton insists that he will help with the child. He names the baby Kai and takes on the role of an older brother and mentor. As they grow up, the two become inseparable. Then, one fateful day, Paxton discovers that Bell is planning to close the orphanage and send the boys to different homes. Pax is devastated but determined to stay with Kai so they decide to escape and live out on the streets, alone but together.
Cherie Dimaline is a Métis and Anishinaabe author from the Christina Island First Nation community. Cherie was the first Indigenous writer in residence for the Toronto Public Library and was named the Emerging Artist of the Year at the Ontario Premier's Award in 2014. Her novel, The Marrow Thieves has taken Canada by storm and was the Governor General's Literary Award winner and The Kirkus Prize winner. It has been short listed for the White Pine Award and for Canada Reads as well as being nominated as a best book of the year by School Library Journal and Quill and Quire.
The Marrow Thieves follows the story of Frenchie and his brother Mitch who are on the run from the government recruiters who have a dark purpose for Indigenous people. Cataclysmic weather patterns have destroyed the earth and survival is risky without a community. When Mitch allows himself to be captured, it gives Frenchie a chance to escape. Frenchie sets off alone but his survival depends on whether he can find help, and soon. https://quillandquire.com/review/the-marrow-thieves/
Fartumo Kusow was born in Somalia in a farming family that put an emphasis on the girls getting as much of an education as the boys. She credits her father with giving her a journal to write in, which led her to write her first novel in the Somali language. When the civil war broke out, Fartumo fled the country and was granted refugee status in Canada. The transition was difficult but she knew she wanted to learn English so that she could continue on her path to becoming a novelist.
Idil is a young Somali woman belonging to the upper class known as Bliss. As she grows up she observes the hardships that her mother faces and refuses to be a victim like her. When she falls in love with Sidow, a poor, lower caste Boon Man, they defy their families and society by marrying against their wishes. This choice affects Idil deeply and as the country's political situation devolves into civil war, she must accept the consequences even as life becomes more and more dangerous.
Esi Edugyan is quickly becoming a Canadian superstar. With her previous novel Half-Blood Blues, she has won the Scotiabank Giller Prize and was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, the Governor General's Literary Award and the Roger's Writer's Trust Fiction Prize. Now with her new novel Washington Black, she is again nominated on the longlist for the Booker.
Born into slavery, Washington Black is a gifted artist. His talent is noticed by the plantation owner's younger brother, Titch who is currently trying to invent a hot air balloon. When Washington witnesses a death, he must escape to avoid punishment. Titch and Washington use the "Cloud Cutter" to leave the Barbados, but the real danger still lies ahead as Washington begins to realize that even if he is free physically, he may never be free, emotionally.
Become a global citizen by reading about these characters' amazing journeys and follow the events in Manitoba for International Development week on the Manitoba Council for International Co-operation's Facebook page. Or stop by your local library to pick up one of these novels that are guaranteed to move you deeply. Our enormously talented and visionary Canadian authors are lighting the way to a path forward for humanity. One that builds bridges instead of walls.
Tagged Canadian Authors, Colette@WPL, global stories, IDW2019


The field of ultra-fast chemistry has been a subject if tremendous activity in the recent years. This article briefly discusses some of the problems investigated recently. The understanding that has emerged from these studies can have important consequences in many branches of chemistry.


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Homopholis arnoldi est une espèce de geckos de la famille des Gekkonidae.

Répartition
Cette espèce se rencontre en Afrique du Sud, au Swaziland, au Mozambique, au Zimbabwe et au Botswana.

Étymologie
Cette espèce est nommée en l'honneur de George Arnold (1881-1962).

Publication originale
 Loveridge, 1944 : Remarks on the gekkonid genera Homopholis and Platypholis with description of a new race. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, ,  (texte intégral).

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Notes et références

Saurien (nom scientifique)
Gekkonidae

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Most of you are probably aware of the Star Wars Battlefront II shitstorm from several months ago. You can read more in depth about that situation here. Apparently, the loot box backlash caused Battlefront II to miss its sales target of 8 million copies. Poor EA, they only sold a little over 7 million. Oh, the humanity! How will EA's CEO afford another yacht?
You've got to be kidding me. 7 million in sales is considered a disappointment. Not to mention it only missed the target by a couple hundred thousand. Selling a few more copies would hardly have made a difference in profits. EA also had record profits in 2017, even with having to remove the microtransactions and missing the sales mark. What exactly are they whining about? I guess making a ton of money isn't enough, they need all the money in the world.


Welcome to Registration for Returning Teams!
If you are a returning team, you can register from your team page. Choose the link for the league from your most recent season. You will be able to click on your team page and log in. Once you are logged in, you can register for any league that is open for registration.
Step 2: Click the team link and login to your team page.
Step 3: From within your team page, select "Apply" to the appropriate league.
Step 4: Fill out the Registration Application.
For the Fall 2018 season, girls born in 2004 will be defined as "trapped players," which means some of them will be in middle school during the girls Fall season. The league will be offering a shortened fall season for boys born in 2004. Clubs can register a 2004 team for the Girls Premier Fall League 2018 and they can register a team for the 2004 "trapped players," which will be a minimum of six games.


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