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The great thing about going green is that you don't have to change your entire life to make a difference. Every little bit helps.
One of the key steps is to detoxify our lives, which can at first seem overwhelming. To make things more manageable, Healthy Child developed 5 Easy Steps. These steps were identified by our scientific advisers as the fundamental actions that will truly help protect your child's health and development.
Weeds, bugs, rodents – we call them pests for a reason. No one wants them around. But the convenience offered by a pesticide's quick fix has its price. Pesticides are poisons designed to cause harm, and in most cases, the negative effects of these poisons far outweigh any benefits of being rid of the pests.
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Stop for a moment to consider how many different products you come in contact with every day: personal care products, cleaners, computers, carpeting, cabinetry, cushions, cosmetics, and much, much more. These are the makings of modern life, but do you know what's in them?
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People in the United States spend about 90 percent of their time indoors. It might seem safer and cleaner inside, but indoor air is typically more polluted than outdoor air. Common indoor air pollutants include formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, benzene, toluene, radon, secondhand smoke, and volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds.
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Today's modern diet is usually grown, processed, and packaged using toxic chemicals. From the pesticides used on conventional farms to the bisphenol-A used to line the insides of aluminum cans, much of our food is heavily tainted before it hits the table. Pesticides, bacteria, industrial chemicals, and food additives all find their way into our foods, often at levels that can pose risks.
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Plastics are everywhere and in most cases are affordable and convenient. But, increasingly, scientists are finding that a hidden cost may be our health.
Some common plastics release harmful chemicals into our air, food, and drinks. Although you can't see or taste it, if you're serving your food on plastic, it's likely you're "eating" a little plastic for dinner.
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"Syracuse Opera's Resident Artists Program allows us to reach parts of the community we've not been able to reach in the past. Our education and outreach programs have a dynamic edge and our artistic vision is accessible and meaningful."
- Director of Music Douglas Kinney Frost
Syracuse Opera launched its Resident Artists Program during the 2008-09 season. Designed to bring opera to the broader community, the program is the cornerstone of Syracuse Opera's education and outreach programming. Three to four singers and one pianist are "in residence" in Syracuse at varying points during the mainstage season. They perform at numerous venues including schools, senior living facilities, and other civic and community organizations.
Selected through national auditions, the Resident Artists work to perfect their craft through training sessions with leaders in the performing arts including soprano Diana Soviero and stage director Bernard Uzan, who serve as artistic advisors to the program. A recent participant, tenor Nathaniel Peake (SO Resident Artist 2008-09), was selected as a 2010 Metropolitan Opera National Council Grand Finals Winner.
Opera Up Close - Focused to inspire grades 7-12, Opera Up Close offers groups an intimate opportunity to converse with talented, rising opera stars. The discussion focuses on issues of career and life coaching with an emphasis on the performing arts. Topics include education, mentorship, arts in the 21 st century, connecting to technology, balancing career and family, and professional conduct. Truly a living classroom, the presentation includes performance opportunities from both sides of the footlights and can be further focused to meet specific group needs.
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Syracuse Opera opens the dress rehearsal - held the Wednesday evening before each mainstage production - to educators and students interested in a real-world pedagogical experience. Music, theater, theater tech, literature, and foreign language students alike will benefit from this special access to the dress rehearsal. Generally offered from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., a short program is presented by a member of Syracuse Opera's staff followed by the first act of the opera. You are, of course, welcome to stay until the rehearsal's conclusion. This is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain insight to the professional opera rehearsal process. For more information, please call (315) 475-5915 or e-mail email@example.com.
The Syracuse Opera Aria Society is a group devoted to promoting opera education for today and tomorrow, encouraging the appreciation of opera by new audiences, and supporting Syracuse Opera through membership dues.
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As a member of the Aria Society you will be invited to three luncheons featuring keynote speakers each year, meet others interested in opera, learn more about opera as an art form, and help support Syracuse Opera's educational programs through membership dues - $35 per individual and $50 per couple.
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Phylicia Rashad Will Direct Keith David, January LaVoy, Lillias White in LA Production of Joe Turner's Come and Gone
By Andrew Gans
Casting has been announced for August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone, which begins previews April 24 prior to an opening May 8 at the Center Theatre Group/Mark Taper Forum at the Los Angeles Music Center.
Directed by Tony winner Phylicia Rashad, performances will continue through June 9.
The cast features Skye Barrett, Gabriel Brown, Keith David, January LaVoy, Vivian Nixon, Nathaniel James Potvin, Raynor Scheine, Erica Tazel, John Douglas Thompson, Glynn Turman and Tony winner Lillias White.
Joe Turner's Come and Gone has set design by John Iacovelli, costume design by Karen Perry, lighting design by Allen Lee Hughes and sound design by Cricket S. Myers. The production also features musical composition by Kathryn Bostic, and the production stage manager is David Blackwell.
The play, according to press notes, "is set in 1911 in a Pittsburgh boarding house, where tenants come and go, forming a community that is altered time and time again. The daily routine of meals, conversation, gossip, arrivals and departures, and the changes that occur within this fluid grouping of people, is set against a great tide of Americans of African descent, only 50 years out of bondage, who are moving toward the industrial cities of the North in search of economic opportunity, lost family members and new beginnings."
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The Woodside Apartment Complex is located at 60 Strafford Avenue immediately behind our world-class recreation and sports facility, the Whittemore Center/Campus Recreation Center and is connected to the campus by an easy walk.
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CNHI Statehouse Bureau
Gov. Mike Pence is doubling down on his pledge to cut the state's income tax, despite a call by House Republicans to spend more of the state's $2 billion surplus on cash-strapped schools, crumbling infrastructure and services for the needy.
On Friday, the Republican governor issued a statement saying he was "very disappointed" with a House Republican budget proposal that excludes his plan to lower the individual income tax from 3.4 percent to 3.06 percent, in favor of spending more dollars on education, road repairs, child protection and worker training.
"Despite having the largest budget surplus in history, this House budget increases spending without giving hard-working Hoosiers one cent of new tax relief," Pence said.
The budget proposal that prompted Pence's complaint was unveiled earlier in the day by the chief budget maker in the House: Republican Ways and Means Chairman Tim Brown of Crawfordsville, who said the plan "honors the commitments" made by the General Assembly to restore funding for critical services that had been cut in the past.
The $30 billion, two-year budget plan includes about $1 billion more in spending than Pence's proposed budget. The GOP House plan would boost spending on K-12 schools by $344 million — about $63 million more per year for schools than what Pence has proposed — to bring it to an all-time high of $6.7 billion.
It adds $500 million for infrastructure by directing more gas-tax revenues to local governments for road and bridge repair. It also adds $40 million a year in new funding for the Department of Child Services, and $33 million over two years for workforce development. It also puts $300 million back into an education reserve fund that was raided after the 2008 recession.
"We've talked about strategic restoration," Brown told reporters during a briefing on the budget plan, in which he emphasized the need to spend more dollars on education, including an added $108 million for higher education. "We want to invest in education because we know an educated society is very important to move forward for jobs."
But nowhere in the House GOP plan is Pence's tax cut, which he's repeatedly called his number one priority since taking office in mid-January. The cut would save about $100 for the average Hoosier, but would drain state revenues by $500 million a year.
That hit to the state coffers is why Pence's proposal has met with such strong and open resistance from GOP leaders in the House and Senate. They saw what it was like when state revenues plunged during the recession and the dollars to schools, local communities and services for the needy were slashed. Pence's cut, if granted, would come on the heels of two tax cuts — a reduction in the corporate tax rate and phase-out of the inheritance tax — already passed by the General Assembly last year.
During the budget briefing with reporters, Brown said it was still early in the budget negotiating process and that he and others remained "open" to considering Pence's tax cut proposal. But he also said giving Pence his tax cut would mean the spending increases for schools, roads and other services would have to be "re-prioritized."
House Speaker Brian Bosma cast doubt on that scenario Thursday when he told reporters that the House GOP budget plan directs more money back into schools and other places where it's needed.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A Republican lawmaker says the state needs a cybersecurity coordinator to lessen the state's vulnerability to hackers.
The House Technology Committee on Monday left pending two of the chief bills aimed at cybersecurity this session. State Rep. Lyle Larson of San Antonio is asking the Legislature to create a chief cybersecurity position, which would be aimed at heightening awareness of potential attacks to the state's computer system.
San Antonio is home to major national cybersecurity efforts and research on state campuses. Democratic Sen. Leticia Van de Putte has already successfully steered similar measures to full chamber for a vote.
Under the bill, the cybersecurity coordinator would be established under the state's Department of Information Resources.


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|2007, 1st round, 24th pick by Patriots
Redskins FS Meriweather out for the season
Redskins FS Brandon Meriweather will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL, the team confirmed Tuesday.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys, Redskins win to set up Thanksgiving showdown
The Cowboys and Redskins both won in Week 11 to set up a Thanksgiving Day showdown between the longtime rivals.
RG3, Redskins roll past Eagles
Redskins QB Robert Griffin III threw for 200 yards and ran for 84 in a 31-6 win over the Eagles.
NFL fines Redskins CB Hall for incident with official
The NFL fined Redskins CB DeAngelo Hall $30,000 for an incident with an official in the team's Week Nine game.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys closing the game with Giants
Should the Giants be concerned? They're now only 1.5 games up in the East over the Cowboys, who won in Philly.
For RG3, Redskins' bye comes at good time
The Redskins will use the bye week to keep Robert Griffin III sharp and find ways to continue making him effective.
NFC East Spin cycle: What's wrong with Eli?
It wasn't the division's finest hour in Week Nine, with all three teams losing prior to the Eagles' Monday-night game against the Saints.
Panthers top Redskins to end losing skid
Cam Newton completed 13 of 23 passes for 201 yards with a touchdown as the Panthers snapped a five-game losing streak with a win over the Redskins.
NFC East Spin cycle: Giant win puts champs in control
The Giants stand alone atop the division ahead of the Cowboys, Redskins and Eagles, all of whom lost in Week Eight.
Steelers bottle up RG3 in win
The Steelers swarmed Washington's precocious star on Sunday, keeping Robert Griffin III in check during a dominant 27-12 victory.
The Redskins' 'rootin', tootin' cowboy'
Seventy five years ago, a rookie named Slingin' Sammy Baugh chose football over baseball, and changed the game forever.
Redskins LB Fletcher skips practice, sees neurologist
London Fletcher is being evaluated for a head injury and has missed practice for a second consecutive day, putting his consecutive-games streak in doubt.
Redskins release RB Grant, sign RB Williams
The Redskins released RB Ryan Grant on Tuesday and brought back RB Keiland Williams.
TE Cooley rejoins Redskins
The Redskins brought back veteran TE Chris Cooley on Monday after Fred Davis suffered a season-ending Achilles injury on Sunday.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cruz-Manning again the difference
With the Eagles on bye, the Giants fended off the Redskins in a barn burner and the Cowboys stayed alive with a win at Carolina.
Washington Redskins safety Brandon Meriweather is out for the season with a torn ACL in his right knee, one day after his impressive season debut in a win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Without Meriweather, the Redskins had one of the worst pass defenses in the NFL.||||||| Meriweather went down without contact early in the third quarter of Sunday's 31-6 victory. He had one interception, broke up two passes and had seven tackles despite playing a little more than half of the game. Meriweather missed the first nine games with sprained ligaments in his left knee. He reinjured the knee just before the start of the season and again when he collided with teammate Aldrick Robinson during a pregame warmup in Week 4.
Meriweather appears set to play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.||||||| Meriweather hasn't played all season because of sprained ligaments in his left knee. He was ready to return in Week 4, but he reinjured the knee in a pregame collision with teammate Aldrick Robinson.
Pierre Garcon and Meriweather are unlikely to play again this week, postponing their return until after the bye.||||||| Meriweather was limited in practice with sprained ligaments in his knee and has yet to play this season. Coach Mike Shanahan said the safety is a "long shot" to play Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.
Meriweather and receiver Pierre Garcon are active against the Philadelphia Eagles||||||| Meriweather is available for Washington for the first time this season after being out with sprained ligaments in his left knee. He was supposed to make his Redskins debut in Week 4 but reinjured the knee in a pregame collision with teammate Aldrick Robinson.
Washington Redskins linebacker Brian Orakpo and strong safety Brandon Meriweather will miss the final two preseason games with injuries.||||||| Coach Mike Shanahan said Monday that MRIs on both players revealed good news. Orakpo has damaged some scar tissue in his left shoulder, and Meriweather has a swollen and sore left knee. Neither player will require surgery. Both were hurt in Washington's 33-31 loss to Chicago on Saturday.


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Textbooks and other items are an additional expense for which the student should plan. The cost of textbooks varies with the program of study, but the average cost is usually between $350 and $500 per semester for full-time students.
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Students in certain courses must provide, at their own expense, certain items needed to perform practice work required in that course. Examples of such items are notebooks, uniforms, tools, cosmetology kits, and art supplies.
- Students in health care programs are required to purchase uniforms and miscellaneous items that may cost approximately $200 depending on the program.
- Advertising and Graphic Design students are required to purchase certain art supplies and materials constituting an additional expense to the student.
- Cosmetology students are required to purchase supply kits and uniforms constituting an additional expense to the student.
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At times, people feel a restlessness stirring within them, but aren't sure what it means. Others have a vague longing for something more out of life, but are unsure where to go to explore it. For others, a curiosity about faith and spirituality drives them to seek and learn more about it. Wherever you find yourself, we invite you to join us for this lunchtime discussion about the spiritual journey. Readings and reflection questions will be provided. A light lunch will be served. Register by Tuesday, September 30, at 288-4545 or email@example.com.
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Pinterest is the third most popular social networking site in the United States. It lets you create a virtual pin board to organize and share things you find on the web or images you pin to your profile. You can browse pin boards created by other people to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests.
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Extract meaningful information from large lists of data. See the "big picture" by analyzing data, and controlling how Excel summarizes the data. Use it to sort, count totals and give averages.
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Preview the new SharePoint 2013 interface that makes it easier for site users to upload, edit on mobile devices, share, download, and delete files. Explore new ways to navigate and find the features you used in new places, including Site Contents, the Recycle Bin and Permissions and Site Settings. Keep track of your sites, libraries and documents, and follow people. Administrators, manage a site easier – add content, logos and themes, manage permissions and customize navigation.
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Replace your paper notebook with a digital one. Now free on Mac desktops, use OneNote to take notes, and capture ideas and information. Unlike on paper, you can move or delete pictures or text, and you can drag in files or web content. Then, search, organize and share your notes with other users.
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Explore hands-on how navigation has changed and use new ways to upload, create, share, delete and restore documents. Edit documents using Office web apps from any mobile device. Track sites, libraries and documents. Follow people and set updates for sharing your activities in your profile. Learn about Newsfeed, OneDrive for Business, Sites, your own site and what you can use in place of a meeting workspace.
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The upgrade to Windows 8 presents a new interface, removing the Start menu. Get some help figuring out the features and learn where items you were familiar with in an older version of Windows are located. Explore the touchscreen interface for use on a tablet PC and the Applications that are available for Windows 8.
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Change a form that users previously printed and filled out to one that users fill out on their computer, then save a copy and email back to you. Restrict editing of the document, allowing users to edit only text fields, check boxes and drop-down lists.
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Set up an online meeting and share your desktop, or a program, including PowerPoint. Add users to an IM, or add audio. Start or join a video call, video meeting, or a conference call.
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The first upset of the tournament: Sam Stosur was defeated in 91 minutes. Stosur lost in her home country's tournament in the opening round to Sorana Cirstea of Romania.
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The first set took 49 minutes to complete, just seven minutes longer than the second set, which shows that Stosur didn't just quit.
The loss, however, does add to Stosur's less-than-impeccable record in the year's first Grand Slam. The 27-year-old has won only 14 times in 10 trips to the Aussie Open. She has only gone beyond the third round twice. Last year, she was ousted by Petra Kvitova, who at the time was not a well known player, in the third round. Now, Kvitova is the tournament's No. 2 seed.
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problems with parking in the area contributed to the restaurant's closur. Bunker said he was not familiar with that problem, as his Left Bank Brasserie employees have never had parking issues.
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Gregory Conko is a Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, where his research focuses on issues of food and pharmaceutical safety regulation and the general treatment of health risks in public policy. His particular interest is in the debate over the safety of biotechnology and bioengineered food. Conko is also co-founder and vice president of the Auburn, Alabama-based AgBioWorld Foundation, a nonprofit that provides information to teachers, journalists, policymakers and the public about developments in plant science, biotechnology and sustainable agriculture.
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You might as well call FIU junior catcher Aramis Garcia "Mr. Clean."
From his baseball ability to his 3.75 grade-point average as a sports and fitness major and even his dorm-room habits, Garcia has a spotless reputation.
"When he speaks, people listen," FIU coach Turtle Thomas said. "He's as good a kid as I've seen in 37 years of coaching — a spectacular young man."
FIU shortstop Julius Gaines, who has roomed with Garcia since their freshman years, finds it difficult to come up with any negatives about his friend.
"We've never really had an argument," Gaines said. "He's the super-clean type [in the dorm].
"His head is on straight. He works hard at everything he does — he is the whole package."
Baseball America can certainly vouch for Garcia's ability on the field, ranking him the 44th best college prospect in the nation. Garcia is the top hitting prospect among South Florida collegians — only University of Miami pitcher Andrew Suarez at No. 23 is rated higher overall.
Among the college catchers eligible for this year's draft, Garcia ranks third behind Kyle Schwarber of Indiana and Grayson Greiner of South Carolina.
Overall, it looks like a fairly weak draft for catchers with only one high school back-stopper — Alex Jackson of California — ranked among the nation's top 30 prep prospects. That fact could vault Garcia up the draft charts as long as he has a strong junior year – not that the FIU standout is focused on much beyond team goals.
"I'm not a stat guy," said Garcia, a 6-2, 220-pound right-handed hitter and thrower. "But if there is one stat I care about, it's passed balls. One of my goals this season is to not allow a passed ball."
Garcia said he is also looking to drive more balls to the opposite field this season, which would further impress scouts.
Out of Pembroke Pines Charter High School, Garcia was a 20th-round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals. He has since improved his stock, hitting .271 with six homers and 29 RBI as a freshman and .321 with 11 homers and 51 RBI as a sophomore.
He was first on the team in average and homers and second in RBI last season, when he was named first-team All-Sun Belt Conference.
This season, which begins for FIU on Feb. 14 against visiting Rutgers, marks a switch to Conference USA. The Panthers are looking for their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2011 and, ultimately, their first College World Series showing ever.
Garcia's performance — at the plate and how he handles the pitching staff — will go a long way toward determining the team's success.
Thomas said Garcia is a good base-runner and not slow. But as far as being a plus tool, speed is certainly not Garcia's forte.
However, Thomas believes Garcia's other tools — hitting, catching, throwing and hitting for power — are all outstanding, which is why he is rated so highly.
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I know that TechEd Professional was for the business IT person, but I was struck by how few sessions really dealt with Vista. Maybe it's just me, but I would have thought that there would be a greater push toward helping businesses move to Vista, especially given the impending demise of Windows XP for most corporate purchasers. I've heard users say that they have no trouble with Vista: I'm just not one of those users. It's fascinating to me that Microsoft seems to be hitting its stride in the back end while giving the competition a real window of opportunity on the user end.
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"I was incredibly honored when my ISP was recognized by the National Trust for Nature Conservation in Nepal. It gives me renewed confidence that the research we do can accomplish something."
—Sierra Gladfelter, Temple University
The Nepal: Tibetan and Himalayan Peoples program examines the myriad factors — including historical, religious, economic, and political forces — that have shaped, and will continue to shape, the diverse Himalayan communities inhabiting Nepal, northern India, Bhutan, and the Tibetan Autonomous Region and other Tibetan zones in China. Particular emphasis is placed on societies with Tibetan/Himalayan Buddhist cultures.
Lectures and discussions on this program, provided both in Kathmandu and on excursion, incorporate the following topics:
- Regional History and Politics including twentieth-century occupation and exile; CIA intervention in Tibet from Nepal; the Dalai Lama and his Middle Way approach; negotiations with China; human rights in Tibet; Nepalese civil war (1996–2006, Maoist "People's War") and the writing of the new (2008) Federal Democratic Republic's representative Constitution; Bhutanese democracy and GNH (gross national happiness).
- Buddhism Across the Himalayas including philosophical debate; Newar and Theravadin Buddhist traditions in Nepal; religious tourism and pilgrimage; meditation and retreat.
- Contemporary Tibetan Civilization including an overview of women's issues in exile; the new Tibetan dream of going to the West; nongovernmental organizations; democracy in exile; monastic versus modern education; the burgeoning Tibetanization of Himalayan cultures.
- Cultural Anthropology including social structures and the tradition of the masked dances of the Tantric deities in Tibetan exile and rural Himalayan communities.
- Arts and Sciences including Tibetan medicine and astrology; Tibetan thangka painting; Buddhist symbolism and art; Himalayan secular music.
In-country resources include:
- Monastic universities such as Shechen, Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling, and Triten Norbutse Monastery
- Refugee schools such as Shree Mangal Dvip
- Traditional Tibetan medicine clinics such as Pure Vision Sorig
- Regional branches of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and other NGOs such as International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), and The Mountain Institute
- The Great Himalaya Trail
- Local NGOs such as Himalayan Roots to Fruits (HR2F) and Himalayan Society for Youth and Women Empowerment (HSYWE)
- Political organizations of Himalayan ethnicities such as the Tsum Welfare Committee
- Media pundits such as Kunda Dixit
Resources in the region include:
In Dharamsala:
- Amnye Machen Institute (AMI)
- Central Tibetan Administration (CTA)
- Library of Tibetan Works and Archives (LTWA)
- Dolma Ling Nunnery and Institute (the Tibetan Nuns Project)
- Miss Tibet pageant
- Norbulingka Institute: Preserving Tibetan Culture
- Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA)
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Students spend the first six weeks of the program living in Kathmandu, Nepal's crowded political and cultural capital, and home to a significant Tibetan exile community.
During their time in Kathmandu, students live as part of a homestay family and attend lectures both at the program house and across the city. Students may experience a discussion on the Bön religion at a respected institute halfway up a mountain on the valley's periphery, hear a lecture delivered by a traditional Ayurvedic doctor in the heart of the old town, or talk with the caretaker of one of Kathmandu's ancient pagoda shrines.
The Kathmandu base facilitates exploration of Tibetan and related groups living in high altitude mountain settlements elsewhere in Nepal and beyond.
Tibetan Language Study
Students receive intensive language instruction in Tibetan during the program period in Kathmandu. Formal classroom instruction in Tibetan is complemented by traditional Tibetan tutorials that are characteristic of spiritual training in Buddhist text recitation and analysis. Less formal instruction is also provided during educational excursions. Students wishing to pursue an Independent Study Project in Nepal or one of the many Nepali-speaking regions of the Indian Himalayas or Bhutan also have the option of learning functional Nepali.
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The Field Methods and Ethics course focuses on cross-cultural and experiential learning. Content includes:
- Cross-cultural adaptation and skills building
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- Developing contacts and finding resources
- Developing skills in observation and interviewing
- Gathering, organizing, and communicating data
- Maintaining a work journal
- Twentieth-century ethnography
Assignments permit students to test the tools and methods introduced alongside discussions on ethics and intercultural readings. Throughout the Field Methods and Ethics course, students work to plan and develop their research topics for their Independent Study Project. Students significantly advance their initial ideas, assumptions, and drafts, in close consultation with their academic director and learned colleagues.
Independent Study Project
Students spend the last month of the program working on an Independent Study Project (ISP) in which they conduct primary research on a selected topic. Projects are sited in Tibetan and Himalayan communities in Nepal or another approved location appropriate to the project.
Students can opt to carry out their ISP research in Dharamsala or another approved location in India. The program maintains a branch base in Dharamsala with a library and IT resources. A highly experienced staff member is based on site to facilitate student ISPs.
The ISP allows students to directly apply the concepts and skills of their experience-based learning in the Field Methods and Ethics course and their interdisciplinary coursework, while exploring a topic of particular significance to them individually.
ISP sample topic areas include:
- Monastic universities for secular students from abroad: the case of the International Buddhist Academy in Tinshuli and its strong contingent of Chinese and Korean disciples
- Sherpa mountaineering encounters with the World Wildlife Fund, in Nepal and elsewhere in the Eastern Himalayas
- The politics of lavish sponsorship: a California-based Tibetan foundation renovating the Newar Buddhist hill shrine of Swayambhu
- HH the 17th Karmapa's daring reforms and his manifesto in favor of a vegetarian diet and environmental preservation
- The Mind and Life Conferences: Buddhism as a "science of mind and mental transformation" encounters neuroscience and cognitive psychology
- No longer mindless copying: original grand commissions for alumni at the Thangka Painting School, Shechen Gompa
- Buddhist art for sale: the semi-antique business and the emergence of a "first class fakes" industry
- Bön: the pre-Buddhist Tibetan religion and its first generation of Western disciples
- Options for Tibetan Muslims in exile
Duration: 15 weeks
Program Base: Kathmandu
Language Study: Nepali, Tibetan
Prerequisites: None
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Rather, our research shows that the most successful organizations, over the long term, consistently focus on "enabling" things (leadership, purpose, employee motivation) whose immediate benefits aren't always clear. These healthy organizations, as we call them, are internally aligned around a clear vision and strategy; can execute to a high quality thanks to strong capabilities, management processes, and employee motivation; and renew themselves more effectively than their rivals do. In short, health today drives performance tomorrow.
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A pair of bills now steamrolling through the Florida House and Senate have drawn such strong objections from environmental groups that former Sen. Bob Graham flew to Tallahassee this week to lobby against them.
The two bills — HB 999 sponsored by Rep. Jimmy Patronis and SB 1684 by Sen. Thad Altman — are packed with provisions relating to sugar company leases in the Everglades, making it easier to wipe out wetlands and limiting the power of water districts to control pumping.
Why bring in Graham? Because "there's a whole big army of 40 or 50 lobbyists working on the other side," explained Estus Whitfield of the Florida Conservation Coalition. By comparison "the environmental voice has been a little chirp in the distance."
Graham said he got involved because the two bills "don't advance any interest of the public, just special interests."
Patronis, R-Panama City, and Altman, R-Melbourne, did not respond to requests for comment. But Patronis told the Panama City News Herald that the bills contain "tweaks and fixes to the process that just makes it easier and simpler to do business." Those tweaks include:
• Blocking the Florida Wildlife Federation from suing to overturn a controversial decision by Gov. Rick Scott and the Cabinet to grant 30-year leases to 31,000 acres of the state's Everglades property to two major sugar companies.
• Preventing water management districts from cutting back groundwater pumping by any entity that builds a desalination plant to increase its potential water supply. "I don't think we should be tying the hands of the water management districts to better promote conservation of water," Graham said.
• Speeding up the permitting for natural gas pipelines that originate in other states, such as the new 700-mile one from Alabama that's being planned by Florida Power & Light.
• Forbidding cities from asking an applicant more than three times for additional information before approving development permits.
• Preventing local governments from regulating the destruction of wetlands by drainage districts, small independent agencies that were first created in 1913.
That item is specifically aimed at quelling a dispute in the Orlando area, according to Patronis. But Whitfield said there are so many drainage districts across the state that they control more than 100,000 acres, which puts a wide swath of the state's remaining wetlands in jeopardy.
Also, an amendment added to the House version Tuesday would prevent local governments from enacting their own pollution-fighting rules against summertime sales of fertilizer until at least 2016. Local governments such as Pinellas County that have already imposed such bans would be allowed to continue enforcing their rules.
Patronis has repeatedly filed similar bills aimed at making state regulations more favorable to business. Environmental groups had asked him not file another such bill this year, Patronis told his local paper, but he ignored them because "I didn't come up to take naps in the afternoon; I like to work hard."
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