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101. Resettlement in Northern Iraq: Up to 0.5 million Iraqi Kurds were displaced from over 4,000 rural villages between 1975 and 1987 as a result of the war with Iran and as part of an urbanization campaign. After the civil strife in the region in 1991, and the massive displacement of families some spontaneous rural resettlement started as former villagers, who were able to resettle on their own, were encouraged by the new, protective arrangements by the United Nations. Following an initial period of uncoordinated resettlement efforts, a new comprehensive strategy was implemented in 1993. The new integrated resettlement approach in northern Iraq, together with enhanced coordination and cooperation between UN agencies, donors, NGOs, the local "authorities" and village committees, encouraged and enabled 17,000 families to resettle both during 1994 and during 1995. Contact: V. Wahlroos, Deputy UN Coordinator in Iraq, Canal Hotel, Baghdad. Tel: 1 212 963 3010. Fax: 1 212 963 3009.
102. Palestinian Housing Council: The political, economic and social crises of the past three decades have caused major housing problems. Emerging from war and looking toward peace, improvement of living conditions and housing are essential for a permanent and lasting peace. According to official and independent Palestinian figures, an estimated 360,000 apartments will be required to solve the current housing shortage and demand for the next five years. The main objectives of the Palestinian Housing Projects are: (i) to find practical solutions to the housing problems in the Palestinian territories; (ii) to provide production of self- help housing for middle-and low-income households; and, (iii) to improve the living conditions for middle- and low-income groups. To date, more than eight thousand people in Gaza and more than three thousand people in the West Bank either have new homes or will have new homes in the coming year. Contact: Palestinian Housing Council, 9 Ali Bin Abu Taleb St., Jerusalem, P.O. Box 17128. Tel: 02 271666. Fax: 02 271357.
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103. Housing Settlement Project, Shanghai, China: A 1985 survey revealed that nearly one half of Shanghai's 1.8 million households were overcrowded: 216,000 households had an average per capita living space of under 4 square metres, and of these, over 15,200 households had less than 2 square metres. To date, the City has resettled over 47,000 households living in homes under 2.5 square metres and created 1.8 million square metres of housing at a cost of 1.8 billion yuan. Moreover, during the course of the City's infrastructure and urban renewal projects, over 74,000 households with less than 4 square metres of living space have been resettled, with the entire project scheduled for completion by the year 2000. Contact: Mr. Li Siming, Director of Shanghai Municipal Housing Settlement Office, 170 Jingxi Road Middel. Tel: (8621) 329 5495. Fax: (8621) 321 1598.
104. Post-Calamity Reconstruction of Anhui Province's Rural Areas, China: During the disastrous flood of 1991 in Anhui Province, one-half million households were made completely homeless and a total of 2.78 million rooms were lost. Anhui Province adopted a unified planning strategy that incorporated the victims themselves, the wider society and the State itself in order to accelerate and consolidate the project's achievements. In terms of project implementation, the construction of winter shelters was actively tied into the construction of permanent housing. Steps were also taken to reduce the randomness of traditional building styles which scattered a few thatched huts over wide tracts of land. Post- disaster reconstruction has improved the look of villages and has integrated housing construction with the development of the `courtyard economy'. Contact: Shan Deqi, Professor of Architecture, Institute of Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084. tel: (8610) 256 4174. Fax: (8610) 256 4174.
105. Urban Community Development for the Resettlement Area of Ein Helwan, Cairo, Egypt: The 1993 earthquake left 2,800 re-settled slum dwellers in Ein Helwan with severe social and economic problems. In 1993 UNICEF and the Integrated Care Society launched a community development initiative to improve living conditions through community participation and training. Locally elected leaders discuss problems, consult with government officials and find solutions. Women's programmes include: female representation on all committees, vocational training, credit for economic activities, seminars on legal rights, a women's cultural centre, advice on health, family planning, nutrition and, literacy classes (also for drop-outs). A key element of sustainability is the institutionalization of communication channels between the community and government officials through district committee meetings. Contact: Ms Iman Bibars, Programme Officer, UNICEF, 8 Adnan Sidki St, Dokki, Cairo. Tel: 202-3499154/700815. Fax: 202-3605664.
Source: UNITED NATIONS UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE Distr. ON HUMAN SETTLEMENTS GENERAL (HABITAT II) A/CONF.165/CRP.3 11 April 1996 Istanbul, Turkey 3-14 June 1996 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH


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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, technology support staff, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities include small meeting rooms and banquet facilities. This family-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, a garden, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
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This insect is probably capable of successfully invading any of the spruces indigenous to North America. The boreal forests of Canada, the northernmost states of the U.S. (e.g. Alaska, Maine, Minnesota) are virtually a continuous forest of spruce, which could provide a large volume of suitable host type to allow rapid spread of this insect.
The cryptic nature of this insect, its similarity to indigenous species and the abundance of suitable host would make eradication efforts logistically difficult, if not impossible.
An economic analysis for possible introduction of I. typographus was made as part of a pest risk assessment for importation of larch from the Soviet Far East (USDA Forest Service 1991). This analysis considered forest resources only in the Pacific Northwest of the United States and estimated the best case and worst-case scenarios to range between $201 million and $1.5 billion in losses in Washington and Oregon alone should this insect be introduced. Damage in North America would, by no means, be restricted to Washington and Oregon.
Many spruces, including Norway spruce, Picea abies, are important ornamental trees in northern North America. As urban trees, they have even greater value than the wood they contain. The introduction of Ips typographus could threaten this urban resource and lead to greater usage of pesticides by homeowners.
The North American Sitka spruce, Picea sitchensis, which is widely planted in portions of the British Isles, is also attacked (Browne 1968) but thus far has not been subject to major outbreaks (Sean Murphy, personal communication, 1999).
Ips typographus overwinters in the adult stage, generally in the duff near the tree where it developed (Christiansen and Bakke 1988). A few individuals remain beneath the bark during the winter, especially in the southern part of the insect's range (Christiansen and Bakke 1988). Adults finish maturation in the spring prior to their dispersal flight (Forsse and Solbreck 1985). These flights are initiated in response to air temperatures of 20 C, which can occur from April to June in Europe, depending on latitude and altitude (Bakke et al. 1977).
A complex system of chemical communication governs the host selection process. Male beetles find suitable hosts, probably in response to tree odors, and then initiate attacks. The males produce pheromones, which aggregate both sexes to the host material. Once the host material is fully colonized, the beetles produce anti-aggregant chemicals, which lead to cessation of further attacks . Male beetles are the principal producers of these chemicals, which are derived from host monoterpenes (Vite et al. 1972).
Males excavate a nuptial chamber beneath the bark and eventually mate with one to four females. These females in turn construct egg galleries in the phloem, which radiate out from the nuptial chamber (Christiansen and Bakke 1988). Gallery length varies with gallery density, but 10-12 cm is an average length. Blue-stain fungi are normally transferred with the beetle and grow into the wood around the gallery (Chararas 1962, Christiansen and Bakke 1988). Parent females also may leave the successfully colonized host and establish another brood in other trees or logs (Christiansen and Bakke 1988).
The number of generations per year is dependent upon temperature. In the northern portion of its range, Ips typographus has one generation a year (Christiansen and Bakke 1988), but can complete two generations per year further south. In the northern part of its range, adults emerge from July to October, depending on time of brood establishment, microclimate and weather (Christiansen and Bakke 1988). Further south in Europe, Duelli and others (1986) described two peak flight periods: May/June for the overwintering populations and July/August for the summer generation. The second generation may emerge in November, but more typically, adults hibernate in the brood tree or forest litter and emerge the following spring (Christiansen and Bakke 1988).
The European spruce beetle readily infests down host material, which contains fresh cambium. Windstorms frequently provide the breeding material for subsequent outbreaks of I. typographus, which can kill large numbers of trees. (Christiansen and Bakke 1988).
The species in the genus Picea are fairly closely related (J. Alden 1999, personal communication) with little genetic differentiation occurring within the genus (Wright 1955). Picea jezoensis, native to Asia and a known host of Ips typographus, for example, is taxonomically similar to several North American species of Picea, including Sitka spruce, P. sitchensis and Engelmann spruce, P. engelmannii. Moreover, P. jezoensis is able to hybridize with the North American white spruce, P. glauca (Wright 1955). This suggests that Ips typographus would have liitle or no problem adapting to North American spruces for host material.
The spruce bark beetle serves as a vector for a number of fungi. One of these, Ophiostoma polonicum Siem., is highly virulent and capable of killing its hosts by itself (Horntvedt et al. 1983). Other fungi are also associated with this insect (Furniss et al. 1990). Yamaoka and others (1997) list nine species of Ophiostomatales fungi associated with Ips typographus in Norway and Japan. Blue-stain fungi are normally transferred with the beetle and grow into the wood around the gallery (Chararas 1962).
Round exit holes can be seen are visible on the bark surface of trees where this insect has completed its life cycle and adults have emerged.
Eggs are pearly white in color. The larvae are white, legless, 'C' shaped grubs with an amber colored head capsule. Mature larvae are about 5 mm long. The pupae are white, mummy-like, and have some adult features, including wings that are folded behind the abdomen.
Long distance dispersal by human assisted means is via unprocessed spruce logs or packing material, pallets and dunnage containing bark strips that could harbor immature stages of Ips typographus.


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1994 Chevrolet Astro Cargo Van 3 Dr STD AWD Cargo Van
Prosnever lose traction , fun in the mud and the snow,. this thing like I said befor did everything and went everywhere Consnone that I can think of
Fun And Believe It Or Not The Safest Vehicle I Have Ever Drove. — its known as a mini beast for a reason. the only time I got stuck is when it ran outa gas.... went everywhere and did everything.... now I just need is a new block (1 bad injector and i washed the rings) Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Picking the undone
forms and sluicing them on
to the river
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gets the other way
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those flowers
and beckon
nodding glances and sweet allure
an escape to a
Happy time
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she looks,
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Your 2001 S model should be similar to my 1999 L model. The front differential dipstick should be located on the right hand side (passenger side on American models, driver side on Australian) near the firewall. If you stand by the right fender looking toward the back of the engine you should see a small yellow dipstick; its buried pretty far back there but you should be able to see it and reach it with your hand. You may need to snake your arm around a couple of hoses, but it is within arm's reach from the side of the car. Draining the oil is simple, there is a drain plug on the bottom of the differential. Replace the plug after draining, and fill to the full mark on the dipstick.
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Really, it was fairly easy to change all of this, but more difficult to check the levels as the gauge was hard to reach... good luck!
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Yep, on automatic tranny USA cars the auto tranny dipstick is on the driver's side and is relatively easy to access. The front diff dipstick is buried on the passenger side down low and tight in behind the engine cylinders. You will probably have to remove some of the intake plumbing to get your arm down there so you can reach it.
Make sure when you drain the front diff oil you know which drain plug you are removing. There's 3 down there, engine, diff and tranny. Use a good quality synthetic gear oil for that diff. 75W-90 GL5.
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I just changed my 2008 automatic's front differential oil. The dipstick was easy to see and reach, without removing anything. Use a funnel with a length of hose attached. They sell them in auto parts stores for a few dollars. The differential holds just over 1 quart. If changing both diffs on level ground, buy 2 quarts -- the rear takes just under a quart and the front takes the rest of the 2 quarts.
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I've made a mess of trying to do a simple oil change and now I've added the Automatic Transmission Fluid to the Front Differential Gear Dipstick (on the passenger side) thinking it was the dipstick for the ATF (which appears to be on the driver side. So, I need to drain the FD gear oil and I want to make sure I get the right darn plug this time. I should add I have the 2008 2.5X Sports. Last edited by Joe Stevens; 11-22-2009 at 02:47 PM. Reason: Vehicle Info |
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(62 Posts)OK, please talk to me about the benefits of endless farking dressing up days before I buy a tomato costume and hurl myself at the headteacher.
DS1 (Y5) has to go in as a piece of fruit or veg on Friday. Because it's UNICEF day
DS2 (Y3) has to do some World Book Day nonsense, also on Friday.
Neither of them own any dressing-up clothes. They have jeans, tracksuits, and various dun-coloured tops.
Whywhywhy do schools do this so often? Does it have any actual educational/pastoral benefits at all?
All it seems to involve is me shelling out stupid sums for nonsense nylon rubbish from Amazon twice a term. The boys are just not bothered about the whole thing.
And no I'm not going to make something. I'm a single parent, I work f/t and I can no more sew an outfit than I can split an atom <cack-handed>
Is this stuff easier if you have girls?
Thanks for all the genius suggestions and cathartic sympathising. DS1's Annoying Orange shirt arrived today so that's us sorted.
TomArchersSausage - the DS's infant school used to demand home-made hats for everything. The most vexing was the annual Maths Hat for maths day. maths hat
All of the kids' fancy dress outfits. Are made from tesco value pillowcases. Three quid for two
I cat armholes and a headhole and draw on thevfront with Sharpie marker
They have been Romans and Vikings and kings and knights and pirates and trolls and candles. I hate fancy dress and soon the eldest will be too night to wear a pillowcase. I may have to buy sheets
I hate them too. I am sure the teachers just do it to get there own back for all those whingey parents moaning how Godfrey is not a genius. They probably all sit in the staff room coming up with ever more ridiculous themes just to piss us off. Either that or they all have shares in Amazon.
Oh dear lord dd has just told there's ANOTHER one coming up. We've only just had one
Please stop with the feckin dressing up I've had 10 years of it.
You think you've got it bad? Not only do I have to find creative and inspired costumes for DS, I have to flipping dress MYSELF up too (reception teacher). But not as a fruit or vegetable (yet)....
I think a lot of it is to do with conning you out of a couple of quid each week although I can see the benefit of dressing accordingly for the ragged school vistit etc.
Get an x-large t-shirt. Colour a paper plate green and cut the rim so it looks like a leaf or stalk. Wear plate on head. Run elastic through the hem of the t-shirt and wear it hip length. You could be a peach/orange/apple/kiwi etc.
If you have a brown t-shirt make eyes from round white stickers with pupils drawn on.
I always buy polo shirts when they are in the sainsburys sale in the largest size possible. They do yellow, bottle green, red and navy here along with white and pale blue. The bottle green ones are great for robin hood and peter pan if it covers their bum. Pulled in with a belt and a tin foil sword works well. They can go down to about £1 each at the end of the sale. I also find that the larger ones are generally available as big kid noramlly wear shirts not polos.
You wait. Comic relief soon.......
And it's all very well coming up with easier ideas sensibly using what you've already got for things like World Book Day, but dc have much more ambitious and greater expectations as to what they'll go as.
So then you either have to crush all that and send them off with a long face dressed only in their uniform as Just William, or you're trawling Ebay, hitting the shops and up till 2am trying to make a Giant Peach outfit.
I must admit dd made a wonderful Slinky Malinky one year. She skipped in looking happy at least, but came out in tears. 'I couldn't get my costume off to go to the toilet'. Aaagh!
Best suggestion I heard of was to go as Where's Wally and stay at home
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My dts are now in yr 6. I believe it stops when they go to secondary school as ds1 (now yr11) has never been expected to dress up. But yes, all told I've had years of this and I won't be sorry to see an end to it because it's driven me half barmy.
I honestly can see no reason for the constant default for every topic, (no matter how abstract: ie maths fgs) that they've ever covered to encompass dressing up. It's complete madness.
Victorian day: I thought I at least had that covered when dd announced at 8.15 as I was zipping up their packed lunch bags that 'we have to have a Victorian lunch mummy. A hot potato wrapped in straw and paper the teacher said'.
I nearly provided said hot potato with instructions on where they could stick it.
this is what charity shops are for - they are full of everyone's stuff from the previous years.
Sorry bit of an in joke. It's lol because dd's obsessed by Matilda and the west end show and I'm collecting her schools outgrown blazers for a Matilda themed dance.
Do you have a plastic sand bucket and a toy dinosaur?
If so send in normal clothes with the above - Harry and his bucketful of dinosaurs.
It doesn't improve - my year 8 has to go on Thursday as something beginning with V
Never had dress up days at ds primary. Non school uniform about once a year (usually children in need) and that was it. What a great school!
(I rather suspect his senior school do do World Book Day though...)
Why lol at Matilda? (Sorry for thread hijack, but it just crossed my mind whilst pondering how I'd dress the dc up as fruit or veg).
This is to be dd's minimalist effort for World Book Day - it's okay isn't it?
Lol at Matilda.
Dd's uniform is very very similar to the costumes on the West End. So much so I'm collecting old blazers to use in a dance show in The summer.
My dd1 started senior school, phew you would think
But NO - book week and Tudor day
Even in year 7 it doesn't necessarily stop. Dd had 2 dressing up things.
And I have to be a Viking soon at work <sigh>
Matilda is just ordinary clothes carrying a copy of 'Great Expectations' isn't she?
Can you use the victorian outfit for DS2? Have they got to go as a literary character?
He could be Oliver - victorian costume plus empty bowl. Or if he won't carry a bowl make a sign to hang round his neck saying 'More'.
Or send him in slightly small clothes, buy a pair of toy glasses and he can be Harry Potter.
Slightly small clothes with a bar of chocolate in his back pocket - Charlie Bucket.
You will think of something
We were told they could just be food coloured - purple and green we decided was an aubergine.
Book day - anything at all you can cadge will fit into a book somewhere.
But you're right - it's a real pain, constant excuse to demand money from parents. One time they did it 2 weeks running, complaining that parents hadn't given enough money to charity the first time round. And probably a throw back to the times when mums didn't work (our head still thinks mums don't have real jobs and told me off for not attending an in school day event once - I had to explain in words of one syllable that I was at work).
Wtf at dressing as a vegetable.
Mines had Chinese day, Victorian day, world book day letters in last two weeks and is year 5
Although if it happens, you'll probably find me starting a thread saying 'we only have grey socks, black socks and blue socks' etc
Ach, I dream of Charity Crazy Socks Day
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Volume (Year): 46 (2012)
Issue (Month): 7 ()
Pages: 993-1002
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Keywords: Activity fragmentation; E-commerce; ICT; Marketing; Multi-channel shopping; Transportation;References
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