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Well-known as Duke Ellington's birthplace and — in the heyday of jazz — a regular destination for Dizzy Gillespie, Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, the U Street neighborhood is still a draw for nighttime clubgoers. But for families with kids, the best time to visit is during the day. There are plenty of good restaurants (including the famous Ben's Chili Bowl), historical landmarks and residential streets lined with 19th-century Victorian row houses. The U Street corridor is part of the larger Shaw neighborhood, which grew out of freed slave encampments and became a thriving, though segregated, African American community in the early 1900s. After the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., in 1968, riots erupted and the neighborhood was severely damaged. Only in the last 20 years has the area been rebuilt and revitalized, making it a fun and interesting local destination.
Miriam and her children, Sydney (13), Hannah (11) and Ben (8)
Its history, interesting architecture, good food and local charm make the U Street neighborhood a fun place to spend a weekend afternoon.
U Street is right at the U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station on the Green line. If you drive, metered parking is available on U Street and some side streets. On weekday mornings and afternoons, parking is fairly easy to find. Nights and weekends can be more difficult.
Driving Directions from Virginia on I-395: Take I-395 northbound into Washington, DC. The bridge you cross puts you onto 14th Street. Continue straight (north) on 14th approximately 1.5 miles to U Street. As you drive straight on 14th Street. you will pass the Washington monument, downtown buildings, Thomas Circle and a residential/commercial district.
Driving Directions from Maryland (Silver Spring, Bethesda): Take 16th St. southbound into Washington, D.C., to U St. NW.
1. The African American Civil War Memorial and Museum
1000-1200 U St., N.W.
Washington, D.C., 20009
In 1865, President Lincoln said, "Without the military help of the black freedmen, the war against the south could not have been won." A striking bronze statue memorializing these soldiers stands at the corner of 10th and U streets, with three soldiers and a sailor on the front side, and a soldier saying good bye to his family on the other. Behind the statue, a Wall of Honor is inscribed with the 209,145 names of all the soldiers and officers who were registered in the Bureau of United States Color Troops. Read more ...
2021 14th St., N.W.
Washington, D.C., 20009
Named for Langston Hughes, who worked as a busboy before becoming known as a poet, this restaurant/coffee shop/bookstore/performance venue is one of the hot spots in the U Street neighborhood. There's something for everyone on the extensive menu and friendly servers will explain the more esoteric options. Top picks for my family are the panini sandwiches, the sweet potato fries and the key lime pie, but many people go straight for the catfish. Read more ...
3. The Greater U Street Heritage Trail
13th and U streets, N.W.
Washington, D.C., 20009
The best way to get a feel for this neighborhood is to take a self-guided walking tour set up by Cultural Tourism DC. The Greater U Street Heritage Trail's 14 poster-sized illustrated signs combine story-telling with historic images to follow as you walk. Among the places you'll see are the first African American YMCA; the Whitelaw Hotel, which was the segregated capital's first luxury hotel for African Americans; and the revived Bohemian Caverns, where the Ramsey Lewis Trio recorded the album "In Crowd." Read more ...
1005 U St., N.W.
Washington, D.C., 20009
If your kids like mac and cheese, don't miss a stop at Oohhs and Aahhs. Known for serving the best mac and cheese in the city, and for its flavorful soul food, this restaurant offers delicious fried chicken, collard greens, yams and potato salad. My kids especially love the chicken wings and the corn bread. Just inside the entrance you can sit at a bar to eat and watch the chefs cooking, or you can take your food to the small dining room upstairs. Read more ...
1550 W St., N.W.
Washington, D.C., 20009
There's no need to cross the Atlantic next time you're looking for a European park. Just head over to Meridian Hill Park, which, completed in 1936, was modeled on the grand parks of Europe. At the top of the twelve acres are two long, grassy fields bordered by a concrete path. Kids love to run around this wide open space, dodging frisbee and soccer players. On summer Sunday afternoons, drummers gather for a longstanding tradition of jamming and dancing. Read more ...
Children's writer Miriam Chernick enjoys spending time with her family discovering new places in and around Washington, D.C.
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Black farmers: White House must make passing settlement funding immediate priority
Boyd calls for passage of a stand-alone funding measure to resolve the Black farmers and Native American cases
by John W. Boyd Jr.
It is clear that without pressure from the White House this funding will not make it through Congress. Recent events have demonstrated the swiftness with which government can act on civil rights.
It is clear now that without greater White House pressure, the Senate cannot manage to keep this funding, despite its widespread support, in a larger funding measure because it continues to get grouped with other controversial add-ons. This is an unacceptable situation and must be resolved immediately.
We have been told by Senate and House members, both Democrats and Republicans, that there is bipartisan support for the Black farmers settlement funding. Yet, despite commitments of support and the fact the funding has already passed the House in two bills, the Senate has been unable, or perhaps even unwilling to pass the Black farmers settlement funding. I understand the election year jockeying that occurs on funding measures, but it makes no sense that the Black farmers and Native American farmers are getting caught up in it.
I am concerned that Congress will not act before the settlement expires. By agreement amongst the parties it had been extended 50 days from June 29, 2010. This year I have attended the funerals of many Black farmers who passed before ever seeing this case resolved.
For these reasons, I am asking our supporters in the Senate and House to introduce parallel stand-alone bills that will provide full settlement funding for the cases involving the Black farmers and Native American farmers. And I am calling on the White House to work with us and the leadership in Congress to quickly resolve these cases by passing the funding immediately.
Dr. John Boyd, founder and president of the National Black Farmers Association, can be reached at email@example.com or by writing to him at 68 Wind Road, Baskerville, VA 23915.
4 thoughts on "Black farmers: White House must make passing settlement funding immediate priority"
Greg J
I wonder if whites farmers were mixed in this setlement I guess it would have passed by now.They have passed bill with larger amouts for bailouts.Well I guess its a white and black thing again.What do u think?Predudice is everywhere! Even in the White House.↓
This is ridiculous!!! This settlement should have pass along time ago ! Black shouldn't have to keep
going through this! The president has sign off on this so what is the problem? I Wonder if this was only a WHITE ISSUE this would not be going on!!!! W e know the money is there so please listen Dr, John Boyd!!! By the way Congress and Senators need to step up and stop playing around & RELASE THE MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!↓
What is the world coming to. If these were white farmers who were wronged during this process, they would have been paid without filing a law suit. There is still so much PREDUDICE going on. Those republicians sitting up on capital hill getting paid with our tax dollars and not upholding their pledge to the people, but we are paying them a salary that could feed a community for 6 months on their salary. They should walk in the working class people shoes for a while and in black people shoes and be wronged and see how it feels. SLAVERY DAYS ARE OVER, get with the program.↓
roosevelt walker jr
i like to file a claim on behalf of my father who pass some time ago my number 256.268.2703 my address is 134 coleman lane sylacauga. alabama 35150↓

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In my mobile document I have a prompt. When I select a value containing an ampersand I get a strange XML message and cannot proceed. Is anyone else seeing the same?
Can you tell the MobiServer version that you are using?
We are using 4.0.3...
OK, this is happening as the xml string sent as LOV is not xml encoded can you please try replacing "&" with "&"
and then refresh the document.
Thanks for the suggestion. But since there is no Replace() function provided in Designer, do you happen to have another sample formula that would do this?
I'm afraid your suggestion doesn't work. I modified the universe object with the following code:
case when index(table.column,'&')=0 then table.column
else Substr(table.column,1,(index(table.column,'&')-1)) || '&'
|| Substr(table.column, (index(table.column,'&')+1)) end
On the PC it now replaces simple ampersands with &
I use that object as a prompt.
In mobile 4.0.3 I get "XML document structures must start and end with the same entity". FYI - the same bug occurs in Explorer.....
I've reproduced this one and I am escalating it for a fix. I found that even reports with & in the titles did not work either. I test this in SP5 with 4.0.3 on the iPad.
Thanks for coming to the rescue. Once this bug is fixed I'll up my iTunes rating another star as promised in my review
It's frustrating because we reported this bug to the help desk on 1/10 and they are completely confused with even how to recreate it. BTW- The & problem is also present in Explorer for iPad. Try filtering a facet on a value that contains an ampersand and it will crash there as well...
P.S. We have another incident with another spotted but dealing with negative values in a pie chart that render completely different on iPad than in WebI but they are confused by how to recreate that as well. (I've sent them video clips and screenshots but still no luck.) Maybe you can help with that...
I have received word that both of these issue will be fixed in the next version 4.1.0 due out in March.
Sorry for replying so late.
Yes, this is an issue and will be fixed actually in 4.0 Patch 3 it should be fixed.
And i a m sorry if temp fix did not work with you actually it worked well for me.
Edited by: Shweta Arunkumar Bodade on Feb 24, 2012 12:49 PM
Edited by: Shweta Arunkumar Bodade on Feb 24, 2012 12:51 PM
Both David and I confirmed the bugs exist in 4.0.3. How can you say that they've been fixed?
I figured out the confusion here.
I am talking here about "MobiServer" version and you are probably talking about "MobiClient" versions.
Well 4.0 Patch 3 is MobiServer patch 3 that i am speaking about.
And 4.1.0 is client version which is due to be released in March that Dave is speaking about, and he is correct the issue will be fixed in that version.


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Welcome to the Department of Labor Standards' Occupational Safety and Health Statistics Program. Every year we are tasked with collecting occupational injury and illness surveys as well as agricultural wage and practices surveys from private and public sector workplaces. The Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act of 1970 was passed to ensure "…so far as possible every working man and woman in the nation safe and healthful-working conditions and to preserve our human resources." (PL 91-596, 1970). The OSH act directed the U.S. Secretary of Labor to issue regulations to require employers to maintain records on workplace injuries and illnesses. The Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards (DLS), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor, collects two annual surveys: the Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses (SOII), and the Prevailing Wage Normal and Common Practices Survey. Up until 2013, DLS collected the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Work-Related Injury and Illness Data Collection Initiative (ODI).
BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
Since 1992, Massachusetts, and most other states, has been in a partnership with the BLS to collect non-fatal occupational injury and illness data. Each year approximately 5,800 surveys are sent out to public and private sector workplaces in every industry, size class, and region of the state. This survey differs from the OSHA survey, in that it collects case details for every case that results in days away from work due to the injury or illness. Collecting case characteristics enables us to produce an annual occupational injury and illness report . This annual report provides raw data and statistical comparison about the work-related injuries and illnesses that are occurring in our workplace. Nationwide, over 200,000 surveys are collected.
The goal of DLS's Occupational Safety and Health Statistics Program is to keep improving workplace environments by presenting data to institutions and entities that can use it to target incident trends and devise strategies to reduce occupational injuries and illnesses. We encourage all employers to use the data and to keep safety and health as a focal point in the daily operation of your workplaces.
Prevailing Wage Normal and Common Practices Survey
Beginning in 2013, the department now administers the Prevailing Wage Normal, and Common Practices Survey, which determines the prevailing wage and common practices among the Massachusetts agricultural employer community. This survey is mailed to Massachusetts growers at the end of October and data collection continues until the end of December. The survey is conducted annually at the direction of the DLS and in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration. The survey results will assist in ensuring that both U.S. and foreign workers receive fair and equitable treatment. These surveys are the building blocks by which wages and benefits levels will be determined for next year's agricultural work force. Grower participation will significantly help in assessment of wage rates and prevailing practices and provide this vital information to the agricultural community in Massachusetts. All information provided by you through this survey is confidential; we will hold the information in confidence to the fullest extent permitted by law.
OSHA Data Collection Initiative (ODI) –On hold until further notice; no data collected for 2013
Collected between June and October, the ODI collects work-related injury and illness data from businesses by specific industry and size of company characteristics. The data is used by OSHA to calculate injury and illness incidence rates for each company that is selected. This company-specific data is available to the general public by clicking on the following webpage link http://osha.gov/pls/odi/establishment_search.html. Note: Not all states or territories participate in ODI and therefore, data may not be available for some states in certain collection years.


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—Eight months after joining Urbanspoon, Keela Robison has been promoted to CEO from SVP and general manager. She is the first to hold the title in several years, following the Seattle company's acquisition by IAC. Robison will draw heavily on her background for the job, given the restaurant review site's investments in mobile. Most recently, Robison… Read More
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This post is a repeat from over a year ago – I need practice with Dropbox! At the time I couldn't get the image on the post itself. Here it is as a PDF – hopefully, clickable, downloadable, and printable.
I'm giving my young students – the ones not doing exams – My Top 5 List – a list to be filled out by end of this month. I saw excitement in some eyes as soon as I handed it out this week. Some students have immediate favourites and tried to grab the pencil out of my hand to start filling it in.
The students are to choose their 5 favourite pieces from all the repertoire they've learned this year, then list them, and memorize or re-memorize them. My plan is to have them all play all 5 pieces at our final Performance Class, and choose 2 to play at the Final Recital.


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404 on slugs and .htaccess
None of the social slugs were working for the site after I installed Buddypress 1.0 on to WP MU 2.7.1. I decided to try changing the htaccess.dist file to be .htaccess and I get an error 500. The log says the following:
[Wed May 06 03:43:22 2009] [alert] [client 188.8.131.52] /home/james/yoursite/.htaccess: RewriteBase: argument is not a valid URL, referer: http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/themes.php?activated=true
(Note: I've replaced my url with yoursite.com)
Looking inside my .htaccess file I can see at the top that I have:
RewriteBase BASE/
At the top of the file so I changed it to be
RewriteBase /
It works perfectly now. I just wondered if this was something that got left in the .htaccess file by accident or if I had inadvertently bodged my install.
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Car burglars hit River Club
Date: July 17, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
Burglars broke into five cars on Pine Valley Street in River Club last night.
According to Manatee County Sheriff's Office reports, the suspect(s) entered the vehicles by smashing windows. The suspect(s) stole electronic items, including a camera and an iPod. The suspect(s) also attempted to take a built-in navigation system.
The vehicles were processed for fingerprints; no suspect information is available.
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As has been written and said many times, Kurt Busch's mantra this season is to "have fun" and get back to what he calls "old-school racing."
Now with Phoenix Racing after mutually parting ways with Penske Racing during the offseason, Busch enters the 2012 season in a far different position than he has ever in been in his career.
Unlike his previous employers – Roush Fenway Racing and Penske Racing – Phoenix is a single-car team operating on a miniscule budget.
The irony in all this is while the James Finch-owned team may not have the number of personnel of NASCAR's top organizations, what they do have is engines and chassis from Hendrick Motorsports. That's the same equipment Tony Stewart raced last year to win his third Sprint Cup championship.
With Hendrick horsepower and cars underneath him, Busch finds himself in excellent position to win his first Daytona 500.
Although Busch has never won the Daytona 500 – or for that matter, any points race on a restrictor-plate track – he's come close several times. On three different occasions, the 2004 Sprint Cup champion has finished second.
The first time was in the rain-shortened event in 2003, when he finished runner-up to Michael Waltrip. This was followed by a second-place finish to Jeff Gordon in '05. And if it's at all possible to get even closer to winning, Busch in '08 pushed his then-teammate Ryan Newman to Victory Lane, giving Roger Penske a one-two finish in "The Great American Race."
"I have finished second three times," Busch said. "I've pushed a teammate to win – Ryan Newman back in 2008. I remember back in 2005, when I had a move to make on Jeff Gordon on the outside going into Turn 3 and I looked in the mirror and saw everybody cutting to the inside to go by me in the draft. I'm like, 'Man, I just got to block to the inside and take this second-place finish.'
"It kind of eats at me a little bit that I should have taken that risk to go to the high side and see what could have happened off Turn 4."
Second-guessing oneself is understandable considering the circumstances. But Busch makes it very clear a win at Daytona in the 500 would mean more than a win anywhere else.
"It's really the race that can define a driver's career," he said. "It is a big priority – the prestigious value of winning at Daytona, what it does for a driver's career long-term and what it can do for the immediate impact. This race is our spectacle. It is the most important stock car race of the year."
But a win in the 500 would also mean more than just winning the biggest and most celebrated stock car race in the world. With his team lacking a fulltime sponsor, a victory and the $1.43 million awarded to the winner would allow Phoenix Racing to buy some much-needed cars and parts.
"We have one really good downforce car we are going to take it to Vegas," Busch said. "I have to protect it because we need it two weeks later at California. Then, we will need it two weeks after that to go to Texas. So we have to protect our good cars.
"I hope we win the Daytona 500 – that means we will have more of a budget to buy more cars. It is that old-school (mentality) of you have to do well and protect the cars so you have it the next week."


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An introduction to the study of organic reactions, syntheses, mechanisms, nomenclature, and structure as it relates to function and reactivity with an emphasis on bioorganic molecules. Organic chemistry as applied to biological and biochemical processes. Reactions to be examined include acid/base, substitution, elimination, oxidation and reduction, as well as addition and rearrangements. Both synthetic and retrosynthetic techniques will be utilized in the design of molecules with biological applications. Laboratory required. Either CHEM 226 or CHEM 228 may be taken for credit, but not both.
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After a five-month investigation, a Springfield city councilor has admitted he violated the state's campaign finance laws during his re-election bid in November 2012 and will be forced to pay a fine.
The audit by the state's Office of Campaign and Political Finance found that Councilor Timothy Rooke violated record-keeping regulations, and that he used campaign money for personal use on five occasions.
Rooke has been ordered to pay a $5,000 civil forfeiture, which he says he will pay back personally.
Items flagged by the OCPF are as follows:
1. Professional landscaping expense at Rooke's home for $1,500. Rooke says it was related to an annual fundraiser. Rooke refunded to the committee after OCPF raised concerns.
2. Three-day hotel expense that should have been entered as a loan from the campaign. Total amount was $933. Rooke asserts that he paid back the money to the committee and that his finance report reflects that fact.
3. A $500 invoice for campaign services for three election cycles to put up and take down over 200 lawn signs each election year, update computer database of sign locations, addresses and contact information. Rooke says an invoice for services was provided.
4. A $300 donation for a bachelor party.
5. An excess reimbursement to a volunteer for $48.43. Noted as an in-kind contribution.
Rooke says that some issues were the result of serious medical conditions experienced by his campaign manager prior to his death.
"Many receipts and reports were misplaced or lost due to his mental and physical condition. Notwithstanding this fact, I accept full responsibility as stated above," said Rooke.
If Rooke does not remain compliant with financing regulations through 2015, he would face an additional $2,500 civil forfeiture.
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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan -- If you get lemons, make lemonade. If you get snow...proclaim it "the year of the icicle"
That's what they're calling it in Saskatoon, Canada.
There are giant icicles popping up all over Saskatoon, including a two story giant of the side of an apartment building.
The icicles are creating a buzz on social media, but fire crews aren't sharing the excitement.
They're concerned about the safety hazards about the huge, heavy pieces of ice.
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Thirty seconds was the difference in whether a young girl survived a ōnightmarishö rape at knife point, said family members of the victim, whose attacker was sentenced to up to 99 years in prison Thursday in Oakland County Circuit Court.
The Highland Township teen who pleaded no contest to the assault, 17-year-old Brandon Markes, stood silent as the victimÆs mother addressed the court. He was sentenced to a minimum of 21 years and nine months by Oakland County Circuit Judge Michael Warren.
ōThis attack was premeditated Ś he had a plan,ö said the mother of the 15-year-old victim, who will not be named in order to protect her identity.
ōThirty seconds is the time she had left to live before he let her go. He approached her while she was alone ... raped her at knife point and almost choked her to death while she begged for her life.
ōHe had intent to kill my daughter, and I ask that he be punished to the full extent of the law.ö
Before sentencing the Highland teen, Warren said 30 seconds also was the difference in whether Markes would be spending life in prison.
Markes was originally charged as an adult with strangulation, felony assault, first-degree criminal sexual conduct and assault with intent to murder. Prosecutors argued that Markes in April lured the 15-year-old girl into a wooded area behind his familyÆs mobile home park in Highland Ś where the girl also lived Ś and sexually assaulted, strangled and held a knife to her.
The latter charge was dropped when Markes entered into a Cobbs representation, akin to a plea deal, with the court. Warren said the justification of the deal was largely because the court didnÆt want to re-traumatize the victim.
Warren also sentenced Markes to 6-10 years on the strangulation assault charge, and 2-4 years on the felonious assault.
Markes said only that he wished his family and the family of the victim well.
ōI apologize for the problems that have been brought to both families,ö he said.
Warren said he decided on the sentence, which was two years below maximum guidelines, because he does believe in rehabilitation, but repeated a long list of adjectives, including ōmalicious, uncivilized, brutal, rotten, barbaric,ö and more, to describe the kind of attack Markes carried out.
Warren added that Markes has a long history of brushes with the law, including a malicious destruction of property charge in 2012, other cases in 2011, and a history of substance abuse.
Both the victimÆs and MarkesÆ families were in the courtroom and were visibly distraught. Following the sentencing, Markes looked to his family and told them he loved them.
More details were brought to light during the victimÆs familyÆs statement. The mother said her daughter had panic attacks, nightmares, suffered from post traumatic stress disorder, and had emotional and physical reminders of the attack Ś at home and at school, where she was teased ōfor being the girl that got raped.ö
After the attack, added the victimÆs sister, the young girl confided that Markes was a good friend before the attack, but ōfriends are not supposed to attack you in the throat and try to kill you,ö she wrote in a letter. She said she has had trouble making friends in her new home as a result.
Eventually, the community became involved, and many residents didnÆt believe her, and blamed her, said the mother. It was so bad that the girl said she didnÆt feel safe in Highland, and moved in with grandparents who live out-of-state, the mother added.
With tears in their eyes, members of both families walked out of the courtroom to grieve.
The victimÆs aunt, Julie Poole, 49, who lives in North Carolina, said sheÆs relieved the family can begin to move on, but sheÆs devastated that her nieceÆs life has been turned upside down Ś sheÆll have to live with the memory for the rest of her life, and Markes will eventually get out of prison, she added.
ōNobody deserves this,ö she said.
Highland Township teen to serve at least 21 years in prison for rape of girl
Thirty seconds was the difference in whether a young girl survived a ōnightmarishö rape at knife point, said family members of the victim, whose attacker was sentenced to up to 99 years in prison Thursday in Oakland County Circuit Court.


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Holder for childpages to create layout
14 June 2011 at 10:39pm Last edited: 15 June 2011 7:53am
Is it possible to create holder for subpages to output layout from subpages as they are? Example: you have subpage1 with 3 columns and subpage2 with 4 columns. Holder collects these to itself and outputs html page – first content and layout from subpage1 and under it subpage2 layout and content?
If this is possible, it gives an endless possibilities to create layout for one page, even some js-animation for revealing content from subpages. Or is this just a pointless idea?
Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
18 June 2011 at 11:04pm Last edited: 18 June 2011 11:05pm
Are you thinking on using different stylesheets only? Or different templates (as well)? And is this a holder page that would show content of multiple pages/pagetypes at the same time, all with their many different layouts? That would be somewhat complex... I suppose it can still be done, but doable?
Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
19 June 2011 at 5:24am
Actually, stylesheets are the same, but child pages include different layout as columns. Columns are added in the administration view as column1 tab, column2 tab, and column3 tab. Templates uses 960gs and the final layouts are created with classes.
I think it should be a holder page that would show content of multiple pages/pagetypes at the same page (inside itself). How you "gurus" would start to figure this out? At the moment, I do not know where to start...
Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
23 June 2011 at 12:11am
Still thinking on this...
If you were to know in advance what different layouts you were going to use, it's easy: you could use a conditional <% if .... %> <% elseif %> <% end_if %> in your <% control %> block that loops through the pages, and provide appropriate layouts...
Making it dynamice/extendable is a different thing:
- I don't think the <% include %> block accepts variables...
- you can't parse the template from a Controller function, since you have no access to controller methods from within the control block...
- You could consider parsing the template from a Datamodel function, but there you can't use RenderWith(), and having it return HTML would be no option I think...
- so now I think maybe you could use the Datamodel function above to instantiate a controller, and use a function within it to parse the appropriate template using RenderWith(). Never done that, but hey...
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Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
23 June 2011 at 11:32am
1) Just to be sure: We're talking about subpages in the CMS and not about inheritance here, right?
2) Isn't http://doc.silverstripe.org/sapphire/en/reference/built-in-page-controls#and-lt-control-children-and-gt what you want or did I misunderstand your problem?
Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
23 June 2011 at 6:36pm
Could this picture illustrate it any... If we have a Product page on sitetree and child pages called product 1 (using page type 3column layout) and product 2 (using page type 4column layout) under Product page, I try to render these two child pages $Layout inside Product page. Product page should work dynamically and add new child page layouts after each other, based on CMS sitetree. Or I could use this technique to make pages scrollable on iPad, some kind of "content scroller", eh?
Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
23 June 2011 at 10:03pm
OK, maybe I was taking it a bit too far wanting to make it all dynamic and extendable, sorry for that
Try a simple conditional in your PageHolder.ss template:
<% control Children %>
<% if ClassName = PageType1 %>
<!-- use some layout-->
<% elseif ClassName = PageType2 %>
<!-- use some other layout-->
<% elseif ClassName = PageType3 %>
<!-- yet another layout -->
<% end_if %>
<% end_control %>
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Re: Holder for childpages to create layout
23 June 2011 at 10:18pm
Yes martimiz, that's what I was thinking about. Not sure if it's flexible enough, but probably a good start...
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MIX flour, baking powder and salt in large bowl. Mix cereal and milk in medium bowl; let stand 3 minutes. Stir in egg, applesauce, sugar, margarine and orange peel. Add to flour mixture; stir just until moistened. (Batter will be lumpy.)
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Analyst estimates Chávez's family fortune at around $2 billion
Criminal Justice International Associates (CJIA), a risk assessment and global analysis firm in Miami, estimated in a recent report that the Chávez Frías family in Venezuela has "amassed a fortune" similar to that of the Castro brothers in Cuba.
According to Jerry Brewer, president of CJIA, "the personal fortune of the Castro brothers has been estimated at a combined value of around $2 billion."
"The Chávez Frías family in Venezuela has amassed a fortune of a similar scale since the arrival of Chávez to the presidency in 1999," said Brewer in an analysis published in their website.
Brewer said that Cuba is receiving about $5 billion per year from the Venezuelan treasury and in oil shipments and other resources.
"We believe that organized bolivarian criminal groups within the Chávez administration have subtracted around $100 billion out of the nearly $1 trillion in oil income made by PDVSA since 1999."


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and not a ****er came back to battle. What a bunch of *******.
and not a ****er came back to battle. What a bunch of *******.
Peace and Humptiness Forever
I'd bet there are a lot of posters on this board with fatter nest eggs and significantly higher income than that guy right now.
I'm here to tell the truth about top secret Air Force project BAR STOOL. Gamma ray radiation from the particle accelerator under Joe Robbie Stadium is real! Get out while you can! This bad football team is just a front for something far more sinister!
And even if you do believe Ricky came back for money, which he's said numerous times is not the case, he did play 6 more years in the league after his first retirement (2005, & 2007-2011). I also believe he's in the process of getting his medical degree, as well.
After football, Williams wants to return to Texas to finish his degree in education. He has a long way to go and needs about 70 credit hours. After graduating, he wants to go to medical school to be an osteopathic physician so he can offer patients a holistic approach to healing.
The above post is not subject to penalty under the TOS I declare the Hayden Fox defense. " It is impossible for the staff to know my context therefore I cannot be penalized"
Dude he played football and he's in medical school, he has to be loaded!
You'd be amazed at who posts on message boards, btw. I know, for instance, that the CEO of a multibillion dollar American corporation (one of the ones who flies on commercial airliners as a matter of corporate policy) is friggin' addicted to Flyertalk.


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PEORIA, Ill -- About 150 people will be walking the track Friday night at the Peoria Stadium to help fight cancer.
Peoria's Relay for Life started out at 6:00 Friday evening with a survivor's walk.
The lap was emotional for many spectators, but cancer survivor Dorothy Ewald feels a different kind of emotion.
"I just feel really good to be out there and feel so good and be able to participate," said Ewald.
Ewald said she participated in the Relay before her cancer diagnosis and now attending the event brings a whole new meaning when she sees someone else in the survivors' purple shirt.
"You just know you can talk to them about what you've been through and you know they understand what you are talking about. You make an instant friend," she said.
Ewald's daughter started a team in her honor. This year they raised about $2,500. Part of the money came in an interesting way--a purple toilet fundraiser!
"They passed it around people's yards and you had to pay to have it removed," said Ewald. "It passed around to seven different cities and I think she said 400 miles."
In total the Peoria event raised about $40,000, in combination with relays at Bradley University and Dunlap.
Mallory Audo with the American Cancer Society said all the money raised goes toward research and local efforts.
"Money that goes toward Relay for Life helps fund programs in our community such as free wig fittings and we help give rides to cancer patients who don't have somebody to give them a ride. It's just really nice to provide things like that to people going through such a difficult time," said Audo.
Participants will walk the track until 8:00 a.m. Saturday, with the hope that one day the walk will end and a cure will be found.


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Text messaging celebrated a milestone Monday. The thumb-numbing talking format celebrated it's 20th birthday.
An English engineer sent the first text saying "Merry Christmas" from a computer to a cell phone December 3, 1992.
But Monday it's become the most popular form of communication, even right here in south west Georgia.
"Things have changed a lot," says cell phone user JoAnn Lane.
"It started with 500 messages, 1000 messages and instead of paying 5 cents per message over they just want unlimited texting because it's a daily, all day thing. No body talks on the phone anymore," says Feroz Lakhani, a cell phone accessories store owner.
The younger generation including teens and young adults seem to be the front runners in today's mass media texting frenzy but as the thumb-numbing talking format gains popularity, even the oldest cell phone users are starting to shoot a text.
"Instant connection with whoever you want to if they have their cell phone close to them which I don't always do," says Lane.
Folks say it's the convenience that draws them to the easy to use talking format.
"You don't actually like have to have a whole conversation and kind of just ask a question and get an answer and be done with it," says 16-year-old Madison Sauls.
For others, it's a way of life.
"Its the era we've grown up in, the technology era and everything is kind of booming. I just feel like we've grown up with cell phones and just kind of became accustom to it," says 18-year-old Dallas Margeson.
Experts estimate people between the ages of 18 and 24 send over 4,000 text messages per month, but some say the growing cell phone use hinders people's ability to interact with others.
"I honestly think texting is going to take over the whole calling thing because people talk about how our generation can't communicate real well face to face," says Sauls.
"I think it just delays everything and kind of un-personalizes conversations," says Lakhani.
Whether you're an avid texter or you just send one every once in a while, the years of making a quick phone call could soon be a thing of the past.
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Terrior de Tettnangs, on tap at Victory. This is the Missenhardt with Tettnanger hops harvested on the 1st day of the harvesting season, or something. Pours lightly hazy hay gold with a fluffy head. Having this next to the Missenhardt day 4, this shows slightly less pronounced hop expression. Still a wonderful cracked fresh grain quality, fluffy mouth feel though not as much so as the Day 4. Finish is not as long and hop forward as the Day 4. Still wonderful, probably my second favorite of the five.
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similarly effervescent as dietmannsweiler, head even more homogeneous paper white. Nose is creamier, softer, grain less than brau but more than diet, less dough, more vitamin c, closer to prima, lightly floral and soapy. Flavor is more hop, front palate shows heavy citrus, oily and more resinous than either before, grain and vitamin c through the end. Not as dry a finish, more mineral though, more controlled but unfortunately less expressive.
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3. Missenhardt day 4
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FORT WORTH –– The city of Fort Worth is weighing whether to allow a paralyzed police officer to work from home so she can log enough hours to keep her city benefits.
Lisa Ramsey is required to work 40 hours to remain full time with the department. Twenty of those are covered by a worker's comp type assistance –– the other 20 come from her job performing background checks on new police recruits at the training academy, as she's done since 2007 when she returned to work.
The problem is that recently Ramsey hasn't been able to work her typical weekly shifts. In November, she once again became sick and couldn't go into work.
She is now proposing to work those hours from home.
"I would have a laptop, cell phone and fax," she said.
The police association gave a presentation to the City Council on Tuesday endorsing the proposal, saying Ramsey could just as easily fulfill her job duties from home. It is unclear who would pay for Ramsey to get a home set-up, although she insists any costs would be minimal.
The council and mayor advised they are seeking additional information from city HR. Ramsey said she was told by the city's human resources personnel in a meeting earlier this week that they would recommend the council vote to medically retire her.
"I understand it's frustrating for the employee, and it is for us," said Mayor Betsy Price.
There is also concern about whether Ramsey can receive workers comp and other benefits at the same time, Ramsey said.
A decision could come within the next couple of months.
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Officials with the Paulding County Sheriff's Office have arrested a man accused of beating his 12-year-old son to death.Authorities responded to a reported drowning at a home on North Springs Drive in Acworth on Friday and found Eric Forbes unconscious. The boy was taken to Paulding Wellstar Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Shayaa Forbes, 32, was arrested and charged with cruelty to children, according to the Paulding County Sheriff's Office. Those charges will likely be upgraded pending the results of the autopsy on the boy, according to the sheriff's office.Officials tell FOX 5 that the sixth-grade student at McClure Middle School in Dallas, Ga., suffered severe trauma after allegedly being beaten by his father."The male juvenile, who had multiple bruises, bite marks, lacerations, and other marks that are consistent with physical abuse, appeared to have endured abuse for quite some time," Cpl. Ashley Henson with the Paulding County Sheriff's Office said in an emailed statement. Ashley Majors, the mother of the 12-year-old boy, said that Shayaa Forbes has a history of violence."I was abused for five years," she said. "The reason I left, but I didn't think he would do this to his own child, flesh and blood."Majors said that she didn't know her son had died until two days later. A 10-year-old girl who also lived at the home was taken into Department of Family and Children Services custody, according to the sheriff's office. A hearing will be held on Tuesday to determine who gets custody of that child. Forbes is being held at the Paulding County Jail.
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With thoughtful insight into the devastation that struck Haiti yesterday, Link TV board member Danny Glover spoke with our friends at GRITtv today to discuss steps forward for the Haitian capital. Glover points out that in this great moment of internationalism, the U.S. has the opportunity to rebuild its relationship with Haiti, and he voices a warning that disasters like this will inevitably strike again as climate change continues. This GRITtv clip also includes a harrowing interview with Marie St. Cyr, a prominent AIDS activist with family in Haiti.
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When I moderate a panel, I get to ask some questions that aren't the kind I often get to ask in a regular meeting. The questions are as much, and maybe perhaps more so, for the audience. Still though, I am generally trying to get at something: the how and why of creativity at this time in the world.
I learned a lot from moderating the "New Faces Of Indie Film" panel at Lincoln Center on Saturday June 11, 2011. Yes, in the future when I am involved on a panel I will insist upon diversity, and yes, I will set a limit to the number of people on the panel. But I also learned from the answers folks gave. I didn't get to ask all of them, but had I, I had the list prepared. These are those questions.
Getting Started
Was there a particular event or time that you recognized that filmmaking was not just a hobby, but that it would be your life and your living?
Is it harder to get started or to keep going? What was the particular thing that you had to conquer to do either?
What advice would you give to someone who wanted to have a life creating film?
What was the most important lesson you had to learn that has had a positive effect on your film? How did that lesson happen?
You are a collaborator. How have you discovered members of your team and how do you keep the relationship with them strong?
You are here at the Universe's Grand Temple Of Cinephilia. You are here because of your work and how you do it. What are personal attributes that make for a good filmmaker, and what do you do to foster them?
When I wanted to devote my life to making movies, my first decision was NY or LA. How does where you live influence how and what you make, and how do you think NY currently effects your work and process?
The Love Of Cinema
What makes a film great for you? Are there certain qualities that make a film better for you?
What films have been the most inspiring or influential to you and why?
When you get angry at a movie, what sets you off? Are there common qualities in cinema today that you dislike? Is there something you try to subvert or avoid or rebel against in your work?
We are all here presumably partially because we LOVE cinema. How did your love for movies get sparked and what can we -- as a community -- do to help others discover a similar pleasure?
The Process Of Creating
Generally speaking, when we want to learn about a film, we talk to the director. But those that make films, know how much they are really collaborations. What makes a fruitful collaboration? What do you do to enhance the collaborative process?
It is said that there are only six stories. Maybe twelve. It's all been done before. And we have seen it all. What do you do to keep it fresh? Is there anything that you can do to subvert the process to keep it original?
We get noticed because of our successes – but we create them on the back of our failures. We learn best from the experiences where it doesn't work. And yet we still only discuss the success, not the failure. What failures (of your own) have you been able to learn from? How did they change you and your process?
I often say one of the best methods of producing is "engineering serendipity." Have you encountered serendipity in your work and do you think there is anything that you can do to bring more of it into your creative process? Why or why not, and if so, what is it that you and your team can do?
Films evolve through the creative process – sometimes most dramatically in the editing process. It's often really hard to reconcile the difference between what we desired and what we achieved. How have you encountered this and how do you move through it?
"It all starts with the script." Maybe not, but when do you know a script is ready to shoot, and what is your process of getting it there?
Several directors have told me that most of directing is actually casting. Regardless of whether that is true, some actors have "it" and sometimes they need something to make "it" pop. You've spotted that "it" and captured "it". What is "it" and how do you find "it"?
I often wonder why anyone would want to direct. Why would you want to always have 100 decisions in front of you and have over 100 people waiting on your answer?
Film, perhaps more so than any other popular art form, is the compromise between art and commerce. How has your art been shaped by both the money you have had or not had? Do you create with budget limitations in mind?
The Structure Of The Business
Is the film business fair? Why or why not? How do you make the apparatus work for you?
Is it the filmmaker's responsibility to find and develop your audience? Why do you feel that way?How will you collaborate with your audience, and how won't you?
What do audiences want? And is it the filmmaker's role to worry about that?
Is it possible to sell out? What would that mean to you and would you like it to happen or not? What do you do to encourage the professional approach you want?
If I was asked what was the most important advice I could give a filmmaker starting out, it would be "Try to manage your life so that you will feel as good about the film industry in fifteen years as you do now." In your experience, is that true, and what can filmmakers do to achieve that challenge?
What role have film festivals played in your life so far? Why are they necessary? How do you get the most out of them?
The Changing Film World
When I got started, if your film got into Sundance, it meant people would see it in America, and maybe the world. I used to be confident that my partners and I could get two or more major distribution slots a year. Now that control and scarcity don't define the Entertainment Economy, but superabundance & access do, how does that change things for creators? There are 45,000 films generated globally annually, and the largest consumption market in the world – the US – currently consumes only 1% of the output. Recognizing that, are you changing the way you work, changing what you create? How? Why? Or why not?
I am a big believer in the importance of social media in many aspects of the film process. Are you on social media and do you use it in your work? Why or why not?
When I got started there were two screens: the movie screen and the television screen. Now there are also computers, tablets, and phones. And screens are everywhere: the home, the bus stop, the elevator, the taxi cab. As a creator how does this effect the stories you tell and how you tell them?
If there is one or more thing you think would make the film industry better, what would it be?
Ethics of Creating
Do filmmakers have any responsibility to culture? Do you feel that being a creative person requires that you give back or tell a particular story or not do something else? Why or why not?
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Julio Ponce Palmieri | July 6, 2011 11:57 AM
Hello MIke,
Clearly you have misunderstood my statement about "climbing the ladder" as we both have different perceptions on the matter. Your impression seems to be working as a PA for years while mine seems to follow the "truly" independent way you describe.
To clarify, in the last five years, I have known and recognized the level that I am and have made numerous films within my own means that have been played in film festivals while getting me some nominations and awards along the way. Also, I have gotten distribution with some of my films and that has slowly given me some recognition in places to enjoy press and publicity.
I am in no means near Hollywood, but in status and literally, but I am climbing that type of ladder, where nowadays independent filmmakers can be their own bosses and be in charge of their own future.
Hopefully I have clarified my previous statement on the other post.
Mike | July 6, 2011 10:12 AM
I think telling people to "climb the ladder" is completely antiquated thinking. If you want to be in Hollywood, then sure do that... but just know that you're going to be somebodies bitch for 15+ years and then you MIGHT have an opportunity to do what you want.
But mostly likely you won't.
You don't gain your own voice by following the conventions of other people, by fitting in or by pandering to an audience. The only way you can do it is by being true to yourself, by being truly authentic to what YOU think is important.
You DO have a right to do it your way. You ARE entitled to have your own mind, your own thoughts and make your own choices.
It's just this kind of conventional thinking and push towards conformity that is destroying "truly" independent film.
Julio Ponce Palmieri | July 6, 2011 8:14 AM
Hello all,
Usually I choose not to get involved in comments and discussions but today I will stray away from that and share my thoughts with you all. The main thing that shouldn't be ignored is the title of the blog which is: 25+ things I want to know from new filmmakers. Yes, emphasis on new filmmakers is the key. To discuss, Hollywood names and famous movies is unrealistic since NEW filmmakers must understand the level that they are in.
I strongly believe that the key to success in any venture is to not skip any steps of that ladder that we must all climb. And sadly enough, it appears filmmakers lack that patience and want to catapult directly into Hollywood.
A new filmmaker must understand that the name of the game is SHOWBUSINESS and one must be first successful at the show part in order to then be given the opportunity to get into the business part of it. But, again...understanding the level is key.
That means having a full time job and possibly an additional part time job to be able to finance one's own films. In other words, hard work, dedication, discipline and determination are a must. It seems that the passionate hunger has now been replaced with a misguided feeling of self-entitlement that it is only created by unrealistic expectations.
To summarize Ted Hope's questions, in my opinion, it all boils down to one thing: having a voice. Each filmmaker is unique and each has their own voice. The hows, whens, whys, whats and ifs are determined by the strong work ethic of the filmmaker and the passion that lives in each creative soul.
And with those qualities driving the film, there is a better chance of achieving success in this very difficult industry. Of course, talent is another element and when the filmmaker has money then talent can be bought. So, as a new filmmaker if talent is not present, then another creative avenue must be found.
Matt | July 6, 2011 5:29 AM
I agree with Joseph, if only to dispel any fantasies the large amount of students entering film programs every year may have.
I have to wonder, if Cassavetes and Tarkovsky were around today could they still make films? I do think with there is a felt need for sincerity and truth in art in America. Hate it or not
Passion of The Christ proves that there is hunger for some kind of transcendence, especially in times filled with a superabundance of cynically made entertainment. When you watch a Cassavetes or a Tarkovsky film, you watching something coming from an artist who has an ideal in his head and an axe to grind with the real world, and the results can be beautiful. In this new wave of indie films I honestly don't sense that kind of ideal, in some cases I only see well crafted narcissism.
Joseph | July 6, 2011 4:31 AM
Hi Ted,
Let's go ahead and address the elephant in the room. Here are some questions alot of us would like to hear asked:
*How do you make a living, (ie pay for rent, student loans, groceries, etc) ?
*How did you make a living while making your film?
*Did your parents support you financially?
*How did you finance your film?
*How come there are no black or brown people in your movies?
On Twitter @tednope et al. frequently take you to task for ignoring these questions, yet you never address them. Why not?
There's clearly a sense -- be it real or imagined -- that indie film is now the sandbox for a certain class of young and wealthy kids playing with their parents money. Seems time to address this head on.
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& Women's Work
From losing good government jobs,
to less access to unionized jobs, to being left to pick up
the slack when social services are no longer available, women
are having a tough time coping with the reality of economic
globalization. Women's experiences of both paid and unpaid
work have been affected by this growing trend. More often
than not economic globalization has led to increased workloads,
lower pay, and more stress.
As the 2005 UNIFEM report on Women Work and Poverty summarizes; "Women workers are not only concentrated in informal economy, they are in the most precarious forms of informal employment where the earnings are the most unreliable and the most meager."1
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costs (and women)
Economic globalization has meant that many companies are cutting
costs. They are doing this by down-sizing. This means laying
off staff, reducing salaries and benefits, hiring part-time
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The garment industry is one Canadian industry that has had
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an industry made up primarily of women. To read about one
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Downsizing affects women's home lives
as well. Women experience increased stress when men lose employment,
as they are forced to take on more of the financial responsibilities.
In a world where men's self-worth is often tied up in their
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extra emotional support. During the Asian economic crash,
"The Korean government promoted a national slogan 'Get
your Husband Energized' that called on women to help offset
the impact of the crisis on men, who on becoming unemployed
or bankrupt were subject to depression."2
work in the office, more work at home
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from the trend towards corporate downsizing. Women have worked
hard for fair representation in government-funded jobs and
are strongly represented in health care, teaching, and social
work. These and other public sector jobs have long been a
source of well-paying, quality jobs for women. As the Canadian
Labour Congress reports that, "Women make up ¼
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a disproportionate number of women lose their jobs. For example,
between 1986 and 1993, Canada Post down-sized and closed 1300
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women.4 Public sector
jobs also tend to be unionized. As well, affirmative action
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to achieve within the less-regulated private sector.
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tougher job market and are willing to work for lower pay when
that's all they can find. As a result of corporate down-sizing
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Action Committee on the Status of Women reported in 1998
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public programs such as unemployment insurance have diminished.
Those most affected by an increase in the number of qualifying
hours are those in part-time or temporary work – since the late 1970's in Canada women have accounted for seven in ten part-time employees.5 Before major cuts to the EI program in Canada were implemented in the 1990's, 70% of women qualified for EI. Today, only 32% of unemployed women qualify.6
The number of work hours necessary to receive maternity benefits has also increased.
nimble fingers
Globalization has greatly increased
the flow of goods between countries. Many countries have reorganized
their economies in favour of export production. In some countries,
especially in Asia, Export
Processing Zones have been created to house production
facilities. Women make up much of the underpaid workforce
in these areas where regulations and labour protection laws
are relaxed or not enforced in order to attract foreign investors.
Women's nimble fingers are in high demand as vegetable packers
in Mexico, garment workers in China, and cotton harvesters
in Egypt. These are all industries characterized by low wages,
and poor working conditions including long hours, lack of
safety standards, and barriers to workers organizing.
have always worked hard to protect women in the workplace.
Unionized women earn a wage much closer to that of their male
counterparts than do non-unionized women. Unions also help
workers who face sexual harassment and other workplace hazards
and can bargain for benefits like child care. Many of the
jobs lost in Canada have been unionized ones, while jobs created
through economic globalization tend to be non-unionized. Home
work and contract work is not usually unionized and few jobs
in the boom industries in less-industrialized countries are
Education is one of the most crucial
factors that allow women to compete as equals in the professional
world and to earn an income of their own. Women with degrees
earn significantly more than their counterparts without degrees.
However, cuts to education and training have made education
less accessible. Millions of dollars have been cut from education
budgets in Canada over the past decade. The cost of tuition
has risen and grant programs have been eliminated. As the Canadian Council on Learning Reports, "Between 1990 and 2000, the average debt for a university graduate more than doubled. By 2009, the average debt for university graduates was $26,680, while the average for college graduates was $13,600."7 Because
women still earn less, they pay back their debts more slowly.
The Canadian government eliminated the National Training Act
including training programs geared to women.8
Education and training are especially difficult for women
with young children as child care services are often inadequate.
To learn more
While economic globalization has created huge stresses
for women, a globalized world offers women opportunities to
share ideas for action and change. The Women & Economy
website is one example. It is accessed by women all over
the world and gives us the opportunity to learn from each
other and to see that we are not alone in our struggles. For
more information on women, work, and globalization and to
learn from women around the world visit these sites:
Thanks to Nancy Buchanan for providing some of the background
information for this article.
Progress of World's Women 2005: Women, Work & Poverty. Dowloaded October 21, 2010.
2 Progress of the World's Women 2000. UNIFEM Biennial Report.
3 Canadian Labour Congress. "Women's Work: A Report." 1997.
4 Dorothy Inglis. Bread and Roses. St. John's, Newfoundland: Killick Press, 1996.
5 Women in Canada: Work Chapter Updates by Marcia Almey. Statistics Canada, 2007. Downloaded December 16, 2010.
6 Employment Insurance: It Doesn't Add Up for Women! Factsheet. Downloaded December 16, 2010
7 Tallying the Cost of Post-Secondary Education: The Challenge of Managing Student Debt and Repayment in Canada. Canadian Council on Learning, 2010. Downloaded December 16, 2010
8 Women's Global March 2000. Women and Unemployment Insurance. Fact sheet.
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Burgundy Steak Recipe
With just a few ingredients and about 30 minutes, this hearty classic comes to the table quickly. Serve it with your favorite green salad or vegetable for a well-rounded meal. Jennifer Hess - Cupertino, California
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1 pound beef top sirloin steak, cut into 1-inch strips
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 can (10-1/2 ounces) condensed French onion soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup Burgundy wine or beef broth
- 3 cups hot cooked egg noodles
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine flour and paprika. Add beef, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat.
- In a large skillet, brown beef in oil. Add soup and wine; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10-12 minutes or until meat is no longer pink and sauce is thickened. Serve with noodles. Yield: 4 servings.
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Great. Easy to make a very tasty. Added mushrooms, red pepper for a slight kick and used 1/2 c beef broth and 1/4 cup of wine
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i made this dish with porter house steak and
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quick, east, and great!
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