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This is a charging station I built for our kitchen desk. I couldn't find a plan that was exactly like I wanted so I came up with my own design. I wanted something that would hold mail, keys and charge multiple devices.
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#1 posted 500 days ago
Nice work I made one a while ago but need to redo it as the chargers are getting bigger and bigger. They don't fit inside as nice as I would like.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#2 posted 497 days ago
That looks good. Like the simple design but a very functional project. Well done!
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You might remember your first search for a long-term contraceptive. You may have even known beforehand what you wanted to use, thanks to passed-along info from friends, parents, and teachers. If you're like me, though, you might not have heard much about options beyond condoms or the pill.
I began looking for my first birth control method when I was in a monogamous, STI-free relationship. I realized I was unwilling to use anything hormonal after hearing gripes from friends on the pill. I also wasn't keen on taking drugs in the first place, even if they were "safe."
I decided that two methods were my best bet -- ones that also happened to be high in effectiveness: the copper IUD and the sympto-thermal method of fertility awareness. Perfectly used, sympto-thermal is 99.6 percent effective, according to the Guttmacher Institute. ("Fertility awareness" is a blanket term for various methods that help you identify your fertile window in order to prevent pregnancy.)
I ended up getting the copper IUD first, but I also read a huge book on fertility awareness. I got excited about all the info and started charting my menstrual cycles. That lasted for half a cycle, until I went away for a weekend and purposely didn't bring my thermometer or chart with me.
When I look back and ask what made me bail on charting my cycles that first time, the answer is fear. Despite the fact that I was wary of drugs and doctors, I had it instilled in me that birth control was someone else's job. That my reproductive system was a mystery. That I was too stupid to figure out how my own body worked. Once I started using the method in earnest (I got the IUD removed because I couldn't handle the side effects), I realized not only how easy it was, but how essential this information was for other women.
What exactly is the sympto-thermal method of fertility awareness?
"Fertility awareness based methods" is an umbrella term for a bunch of strategies that help show when you're fertile. With this knowledge, you can time unprotected intercourse outside of that window to avoid pregnancy. Unfortunately, the term is really unspecific, so it often confuses people. One fertility awareness based method is the rhythm method, which is, for the most part, totally ineffective and NOT a good option if you want to keep your uterus baby-free -- it does a poor job of determining your true fertile window.
Checking your temperature is something we've all done when we're sick. But your temperature jumps after ovulation because of a hormone called progesterone. To observe the jump, you just take your temperature first thing in the morning, before you get out of bed (this ensures that it's not being influenced by activity).
Cervical fluid is produced as your estrogen levels get higher, which happens before ovulation. Cervical fluid is also needed for sperm survival and ability to fertilize the egg, which makes it the primary fertility sign. You may have noticed your cervical fluid before -- around the time of ovulation it tends to get slick, clear, and stretchy. You can feel the difference in how easily the toilet paper glides when you wipe. To check your cervical fluid, you simply fold a piece of toilet paper flat, wipe at your vaginal opening, and see if there is anything you can collect between your fingers. Noticing the changes in your cervical fluid is the key to learning when you are fertile.
With these two signs and a few other rules, you can figure out exactly when in your cycle you're capable of getting pregnant. And you can get an accurate fertile window based off only what your hormones are doing right then, instead of on calculations from past cycles. This means that even if you have irregular cycles, the sympto-thermal method can work.
This isn't just about using an app to track your periods, or just taking your temperature every day. Your best bet is taking a few hours of introductory classes, practice, and personal follow-up with a qualified fertility awareness teacher. This will teach you the science behind the method, how to chart your cycles, and what in the world is happening with your body's fertility signs.

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Australians suffering disaster fatigue
BRISBANE -- Just as an Australian businessman handed over a whopping $50 million to aspiring university students, the spirit of generosity appears to be fading away among his compatriots.
Canberra-born Graham Tuckwell this week impressed the nation with the largest financial donation ever made to an Australian university.
His $50 million will fund undergraduate scholarships at the Australian National University for the next two decades.
Tuckwell can afford to be generous. He established ETF Securities after studying at ANU and controls about $30 billion worth of assets.
He and wife Louise reportedly not only wanted to help educate young Australians, but want to avoid spoiling their children with a massive inheritance.
"Lots of money is poisonous to have," he said.
If you take away the breadth of the Bill-Gates-like donation, the kindly gesture is not uncommon in a country that often coughs up enormous amounts of cash to help charitable causes.
Australia might not have the great northern American philanthropic tradition exemplified by the Rockefellers, but ordinary people are quick to send off small sums to those in need.
Just as Tuckwell was writing his cheque, however, thousands of Australians appeared to be snapping their purses shut.
Few outside of Australia probably are aware that January brought yet another massive flood to the northern state of Queensland.
The disaster is just another in a series of natural catastrophes going back to February 2008 when the north Queensland city of Mackay was swamped with a one-in-50-year flood.
From there came more floods, the 2009 Victorian bushfires which claimed more than 170 lives, a powerful cyclone and, in the past few weeks, bush fires and flooding.
In the city of Bundaberg about 400 kilometres north of the Queensland capital Brisbane, hundreds of families lost everything they own as flood waters swept through streets.
Yet when the call went out for cash Australians appeared to turn their backs.
The 2013 Queensland Flood Appeal is almost $10 million short of providing immediate relief to flood victims.
Former Queensland treasurer Terry Mackenroth said the appeal had nowhere near enough money to meet immediate need.
Just under $6 million was in the can at the start of the week when about $15 million was required.
The world-wide charitable organization St. Vincent de Paul also notes donations are far below the outpouring of cash that followed the 2010-2011 Queensland floods, which captured international attention.
One explanation is the federal government's decision to slap a flood levy on all Australians to help pay for the cleanup in 2011.
That angered many of those who had already given to charity and believed they were being forced into a second donation.
But Brian Moore, president of the Queensland arm of St. Vincents, suggests a tougher economic climate combined with a sense of donor fatigue is drying up the rivers of goodwill.
On the Pro Bono Australia website Andrew Thomas, general manager of Philanthropy at Perpetual, says not-for-profit organizations supporting communities are struggling.
Despite a sophisticated three-tier system of government that does an admirable job in disaster management, Australia still relies heavily on simple charity to get through disasters.
Thomas says the spirit of giving is essential to a functioning community. The nation simply can't afford a bout of compassion fatigue.
Michael Madigan is the Winnipeg Free Press correspondent in Australia. He writes mostly about politics for the Brisbane-based Courier Mail.
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The Political Economy of Corporatism in Medicine: Self-Regulation or Cartel Management?
AbstractThis paper seeks to explain why delegation of regulatory authority to medical associations (" medical corporatism") is so prominent in health care. It argues that the interests of politicians and physicians in limiting access to medical markets rather than the interests of patients in the control of quality of medical care determines this delegation. Recent trends in physician densities, their impacts on physician incomes, and rates of return to a medical career in several industrialized countries are adduced as evidence to support this claim. Copyright 1992 by Kluwer Academic Publishers
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McGinn urges speedier studies of new Ship Canal transit crossings
Mayor Mike McGinn is trying again to push the City Council to fund studies this year for two new transit crossings, one to the University District and another between Fremont and Ballard.
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Mayor Mike McGinn is trying again to push the Seattle City Council to fund studies this year for two new transit crossings, one to the University District and one to Fremont.
McGinn said in a Wednesday news conference he has proposed a 2013 supplemental budget request to fund the two studies.
The council turned down a similar request from the mayor last fall, saying the projects may be worthy but the city had other pressing priorities, such as sidewalks and backlogged maintenance.
"Déjà vu," said council President Sally Clark. "It seems like we just discussed this. There are a lot of competing priorities and I don't know that the landscape has changed that much from four months ago."
Flanked by industry, transit, bicycle and University District business representatives, McGinn said studies are urgent so the city does not risk losing federal transit funds to other metropolitan areas.
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The council had decided to fund the U District study in 2014 — when McGinn, who faces eight challengers in this year's mayoral election, might not occupy City Hall's top floor.
McGinn admitted he hasn't been "terribly persuasive" with the council — which includes election rivals Tim Burgess and Bruce Harrell. But he said he hoped the council would listen to the wishes of citizens about making crossings easier and alleviating two traffic pinch points.
The council has been listening, Clark said, and trying to balance the mayor's pitch with the need for projects in Lake City, southeast Seattle and other neighborhoods such as Wedgwood, where two pedestrians were recently killed by a driver who has been charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving.
That accident and others are reminders that safety improvements on some roads would "make a difference in people's lives right now," Clark said.
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The U District crossing could be a tunnel or bridge and could carry a high-capacity extension of the South Lake Union streetcar across the Montlake Cut.
Sound Transit is already building a light-rail line through the U District. But it would come from Capitol Hill and have just two stops in the university area. A streetcar would be more of a neighborhood connector, McGinn said, with more stops. "Mature cities tend to have regional and local (rail) systems," he said.
The Ship Canal crossing could be between Fremont and Ballard on the canal's north side. It could carry light rail or streetcars.
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When many people think of home building, they don't necessarily think of women doing the job, but a local organization is hoping to change that mindset.
More than ten thousand women are expected to volunteer at Habitat for Humanity construction sites across the country in honor of National Woman Build Week this week.
And here in Rapid City, 21 female volunteers are working on the first construction stages of a new home.
The volunteers worked on framing walls and building sheds and fences for the new homeowners.
Doctor Helen Usera says this is their fifth year organizing a women's build.
She says the work they means just as much to the habitat volunteers as it does to the recipients of the home.
"Being able to see her actually in her home now is really inspirational to all of us and hearing why they want to be a homeowner, and show that they are part of the community," says Usera.
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His attention to the plight of others started when he was a young man. He attended Emory and Henry University in Atlanta and participated in the early fight against segregation by organizing and participating in marches.
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High school seniors, their parents or anyone interested in attending college in the fall will have the opportunity to talk with Roane State representatives about applying for college and about receiving financial aid.
The Oak Ridge event is one of several College Goal Sundays planned across the state that day.
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Roane County residents now have fast access to custody information on county jail offenders, thanks to the Tennessee Sheriffs' Association and annual funding from the state of Tennessee throughout 78 counties.
Roane County Sheriff Jack Stockton has joined and launched TNSAVIN, an automated service utilizing the Victim Information Notification Everyday system in which citizens can access a 24-hour-a-day notification system either by telephone or the Internet.
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In the eyes of Virginia Hackler of Harriman, her son, Robert Hackler, was a hero. When the 36-year-old man of Lansing, Mich., learned that his sister, Linda Demo, 41, of Knoxville, would never lead a normal life again without a kidney transplant, he offered her one of his. Demo lost one kidney from a congenital kidney disease 16 years previously and had been dependent on a dialysis machine for survival since January 1985.
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Ron Woody said he's not opposed to multi-county partnerships.
"But I think it should be an equal distribution of the rewards," he said. The way Woody sees it, the Plateau Partnership Park doesn't provide for that.
"Everybody is using our money and theirs, but we're getting very little benefit from it, as opposed to at least what Cumberland County is getting," Woody said.
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High waters from the Wappapello Lake spillway destroyed a portion of Route T in May 2011.
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Since 1961, The Association for Metro Area Autistic Children AMAC has provided a range of services for people of all ages with autistic-spectrum disorders, and for their families.
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But Fast Track isn't for NASCAR wannabes. According to Broadcasting & Cable, this Asphalt 'Idol' will apparently search for the best singers, dancers, comedians and other undiscovered talents living in various NASCAR towns.
'Fast Track' -- which will debut Mar. 1at 9PM ET -- is the brainchild of Michael Waltrip, one half of the superstar racing Waltrip brothers (his older sibling, Darrell, voiced Darrell Cartrip in Pixar's Oscar-nominated movie 'Cars').
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Have you been sitting there on your couch thinking, "Good grief, it's January 7th already, when is NASCAR going to start?" Well, if you have, you need to find a couple more hobbies, but the good news is that the Speed channel is kicking off its NASCAR season this week with NASCAR Preseason Thunder. The season just gets longer and longer.
They will be covering Nextel Cup testing at Daytona. You can get a schedule of the shows on the Speed website. The actual race isn't until February 18th, but Speed knows where their bread is buttered. NASCAR is to them like the football team is to Notre Dame. It pays for everything else.
My early season predictions are for Jimmy Johnson and Tony Stewart to come out strong. Denny Hamlin will prove that last season wasn't a fluke. Kurt Busch will be back in the hunt now that the #2 team has had a season to gel. The #24 team will remain inconsistent, possibly leading Jeff Gordon to fire his crew chief. Robbie Gordon will crash some people, but it won't be his fault. And Michael Waltrip will continue to get all kinds of camera time despite never even getting a whiff of being competitive.
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A truly elegant Pinot Noir from Australia? Yes, if you know the seamless structure of wines from Western Australia it can be done. Fonty's Pool produces 100% estate grown fruit ranging from sauvignon blanc, chardonnay and the ubiquitous shiraz. It was the pinot that truly stood out with sweet cherry fruit, earthy spice notes and a bright supple finish. This is one of our best under $20 reds. (Keith Mabry, K&L Hollywood) According to James Halliday: "Overall, distinctly savoury style, with plenty of personality, though the tannins tremble on the brink; distinctively varietal. Screwcap."
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A Global Malmquist-Luenberger Productivity Index - an application to OECD countries 1990-2004
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to introduce an alternative measure that incorporates the concept of a global Malmquist productivity index with a directional distance function. Unlike a conventional geometric mean form of the Malmquist-Luenberger productivity index, this global index is circular and free from linear programming (LP) infeasibility. It can also be decomposed into certain sources of productivity growth such as efficiency change and technical change. The suggested methodology is employed in the analysis of 28 OECD countries over the period of 1990-2004. The empirical result shows that the northern European countries are found to have a higher productivity growth rate when compared with the rest of the OECD countries. Furthermore, we found that the main source of the productivity growth is technical change.
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There are few hotter topics on the international agenda than sustainability. The theme has been a mainstay of international conferences, and the biggest of them all — the UN's Rio+20 conference — will begin just over a month from now. Kandeh K. Yumkella, head of UNIDO, the UN agency that promotes industrial development, explains what's at stake for Africa.
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We the representatives of Indigenous Peoples of Africa met in the city of Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania, on 19 April 2012, for a preparatory meeting on sustainable development, to deliberate on the objectives, themes and substantive matters for indigenous peoples to Rio+20;
Committed to the success of the Rio+20 Conference and having as an objective to promote sustainable development focusing on human rights;
Recognising the African Charter on Human and Peoples' rights;
Taking into Consideration The Malabo African Union General decision to ensure that Africa's interests on the Green Economy issues within the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication and institutional frameworks for sustainable development are defined and taken into account;
Welcoming the work of the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights and its Working group on indigenous populations/communities and taking its guidance on indigenous peoples as an important indicator for the existence of and the rights of indigenous peoples in Africa;
Taking into consideration the Resolution No. ACHPR/Res153(XLVI)09 on "climate change and human rights and the need to study its impact in Africa", adopted by the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights, calling for a human rights-based approach to climate change in Africa;
Reaffirming the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) led African Civil Society Limbe Declaration on Rio+20;
Recognising that the livelihoods of indigenous peoples are under threat in the name of modern development paradigms.
Acknowledging the fact that indigenous peoples' contribution to the UNCSD/Rio+20 process and its outcome is essential for informed policy formulation and for monitoring of the implementation of its outcomes at all levels;
Reaffirming the need for the Rio+20 process to take a strong human rights-based approach, where the rights of indigenous peoples amongst others are fully recognized, respected and protected;
Acknowledging the fact that the principles, agreements and commitments established in the Rio Declaration of 1992, Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation are still fully in effect, and the need to strengthen the commitments as defined in these agreements in the upcoming Rio+20 Conference;
Confirming our support of and contribution to the development of sustainable development goals, in order to proceed with the design of new development models, made within the framework of the discussions for Rio+20, and that this can become an important tool to focus on goals that ensure the integration of culture and good governance in the three pillars of sustainable development;
Affirming that the rights of people to development imply the recognition of the collective rights of indigenous peoples to overcome poverty, to eliminate inequality and social exclusion, to promote life in harmony with nature, spirituality and culture under the principles of Agenda 21 and other relevant instruments; and the recognition that these rights be implemented in an inclusive and interdependent manner;
Reaffirming the importance of full and effective participation of indigenous peoples in all Rio+20 processes and decision-making;
Concerned by the weakness and or inexistence of legal as well as institutional frameworks for the protection, promotion and respect of indigenous peoples' rights in Africa;
Deeply Concerned that Indigenous Peoples livelihoods have been compromised by new and emerging challenges; these are increasing water scarcity, biodiversity and ecosystem loss, desertification, low resilience to natural disasters, food crisis, conflict, energy crisis, cultural erosion, infringed intellectual property rights, climate change, land grab and land degradation, which have increased poverty, diseases and impacted negatively on indigenous peoples;
Concerned that Indigenous Peoples' rights to development and well-being have been limited by the current development models hence calling on governments to allocate resources for the facilitation of the formulation and subsequent implementation of Indigenous Peoples Development Goals (IPDGs);
Taking Into Account the fact that the concept of green economy needs to be defined in the indigenous peoples holistic context; considering indigenous peoples local diverse economies, traditional knowledge and occupations and the importance of safeguards for this concept;
We declare that:
On the Green Economy in the Context of Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication,
1. African Indigenous Peoples continue to challenge the dominant development models that have not contributed to sustainable development, poverty alleviation and the preservation of the environment.
2. Currently the three pillars of sustainable development are "environment", "economy" and "social". We strongly believe that the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples should serve as a key framework, which underpins all international and national policies and programmes on sustainable development. Ratification of ILO Convention No.169 on indigenous peoples by African countries is to be considered as further measure to be taken.
3. A sustainable low carbon, equitable economy is not a new concept as it has been practiced by Africas' Indigenous Peoples for millennia. We therefore call on African states to develop low carbon economies and move to local, national and regional economies which are sustainable, equitable and assist in environmental rehabilitation, resilience and adaptive capacities of Indigenous Peoples.
4. African Indigenous Peoples are determined to contribute by showcasing their good practices of local diverse green economies in Rio and beyond, reflecting traditional knowledge and ways of living, in order to create awareness, and inform and influence policy processes at the national, regional and international levels.
5. As our contribution to sustainable development, we will continue to define our development goals based on our cultural, social and economic knowledge, occupations, practices and technologies.
6. We are repeating our call on African governments to respect the rights of Indigenous Peoples towards Rio+ 20 and beyond, as enshrined in the Convention on Biological Diversity, Agenda 21, the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and ILO Convention No. 169.
7. We further urge governments and regional organizations/financial institutions to allocate resources to enable the capacity building and the full and effective participation of Indigenous Peoples in international, regional and national processes related to the Rio conventions and other sustainable development related dialogues and processes.
On the Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development and Governance,
8. There is an urgent need in strengthening, reforming and integrating the three pillars of sustainable development, inter alia by adding culture as a fourth pillar of sustainable development.
9. We support the position of the African Governments and African Civil Society to strengthen UNEP and transform it into a specialized UN Agency. Its mandate should include the protection and promotion of the rights of the indigenous peoples of the world. In this regard, we further recommend that UNEP adopts a strong policy on Indigenous Peoples.
10. We are in support of the African consensus position on the establishment of Sustainable Development Councils at National level; but with meaningful and effective participation of indigenous peoples. We strongly recommend African States to take into consideration the Resolution on climate change and indigenous peoples adopted by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights.
11. African states should adopt specific legal frameworks that recognize, protect and promote indigenous peoples as rights-holders, including ratification of ILO Convention No.169 on indigenous peoples.
12. In order to promote conservation of ecosystems, environmental governance in Africa must encourage the recognition of the rights of Indigenous Peoples, which includes the right to access and manage their own land and territories. As key rights holders who have been stewards of natural resources for generations, they must be integrally involved in discussions and decisions concerning their environment.
13. There is a need for the contemporary knowledge, science and technology community and the indigenous knowledge, science and technology community to develop a mutual alignment and synergy in order to feed into research, training and development as well as policy formulation.
14. We are in total support of the African Civil Society call on African Governments to accelerate the implementation of Principle 10 of the Rio 1992 Declaration by first implementing the current UNEP guidelines on this principle with a view to initiate an African Convention on Principle 10.
Done in Arusha, this Nineteenth Day of the Month of April, the Year Two Thousand and Twelve.
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Jonathan Lautze has been involved in a range of applied research projects focused on water governance, water security, integrated water resources management, transboundary water management, climate change and water, and water and health. He has published about 20 peer-reviewed articles in journals and books, and has lived and worked in Benin, Ethiopia, South Africa and Sri Lanka. He holds a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School, Tufts University and a PhD from Tufts Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
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HE Georges Rebelo Chikoti, Minister for External Relations, Angola
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HE Joel Morgan, Minister for Home Affairs, Environment, Transport and Energy, Republic of Seychelles
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Somalia's Transition: What Role for Sub-National Entities?
In 2011 Chatham House held a meeting of policy-makers and opinion-formers from Somalia and its diaspora to discuss the country's transition at the end of the Transitional Federal Government's (TFG) mandate in August 2012. This summary, in English and Somali, presents some of the issues raised in the discussion.
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This briefing paper by Jason Mosley seeks to look beyond simplistic generalizations regarding land investments om the Horn of Africa, whilst drawing out some of the risks such investments may face for investors, local communities and governments.
British Government Consultation on Somalia
As part of the British Government's engagement with the Somali diaspora ahead of the Government's London Conference on Somalia, an invited audience of key thinkers and activists within the UK Somali diaspora will meet UK officials at Chatham House to discuss UK policy. The meeting is an invitation only event, however it will be broadcast live via webstreaming here from 3.00pm on the 8th February. Somalis are welcome to send questions or comments by email which may be put to UK officials on the day using the following firstname.lastname@example.com. Discussion will also be taking place throughout the event on Twitter #LDNSomalia.
West Africa and the Resource Curse Thursday 16 February 2012
Angola's Minister for External Relations Monday 20 February 2012
Somali Diaspora in Relief, Development and Peace Building Wednesday 07 March 2012 LATEST FROM THE PROGRAMME
Nigeria in 2012: Crises and Reforms
Speakers analysed recent events including protests and violence and considered implications for Nigeria's prospects.
Gender and Political Decision-making in Tanzania
A cross-party group of Tanzanian MPs discussed the challenges and changing political landscape they face in Tanzania.Read more…Read more…
The Developmental Effects of Somali Piracy
This event marked the launch of a new paper by Dr Anja Shortland, which looks at the affects of piracy on the Somali economy.
South Africa: Outcry and Protest
This article analyses the role of the media in post-apartheid South Africa. Read more…Read more…
Ifriqiyya Seminar
Bruce Hall: The Morality of Descent: African Histories of Race in Muslim West Africa, 1600-1960
Date: Thursday, January 26, 2012
Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Room: Knox Hall 208
Bruce Hall is Assistant Professor in the Department of History and the Department of African and African American Studies at Duke University. His most recent book is A History of Race in Muslim West Africa, 1600-1960, about the development of ideas surrounding racial difference along the West African Sahel.
Book discussion with Simon Gikandi: Slavery and the Culture of Taste
Date: Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Room: Knox Hall 509
Panelists include:
Simon Gikandi (Princeton University)
Carroll Smith-Rosenberg (University of Michigan)
Saidiya Hartman (Columbia University)
Madeleine Dobie (Columbia Univeristy)
Moderated by Mamadou Diouf (Columbia University)
Simon Gikandi?s new book Slavery and the Culture of Taste (Princeton UP, 2011) demonstrates that these slavery and the culture of taste—the world of politeness, manners, and aesthetics were surprisingly entwined. Ranging across Britain, the antebellum South, and the West Indies, and examining vast archives, including portraits, period paintings, personal narratives, and diaries, Simon Gikandi illustrates how the violence and ugliness of enslavement actually shaped theories of taste, notions of beauty, and practices of high culture, and how slavery's impurity informed and haunted the rarified customs of the time.
This event is sponsored by the Institute of African Studies, The Institute for Research in African American Studies and the Institute for Comparative Literature and Society.
University Seminar: After Antiretrovirals, During Cancer, Before Death in an African Oncology WardTalk by Julie Livingston
Date: Friday, February 3, 2012
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Location: Knox Hall 208
Seminar Chairs: Gregory Mann and Hlonipha Mokoena
IAS Film and Q&A with Dr. Grace Kodindo: Dead Mums Don't Cry
Date: Thursday, February 9, 2012
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: TBD
Becoming a mother in Africa can be among the most frightening and dangerous jobs in the world. This documentary documents the struggle of Grace Kodindo, an obstetrician in the poverty-stricken central African country of Chad, to stop mothers in her country from dying. Cutting maternal mortality by 75% by 2015 was one of the eight Millennium Development Goals set by 189 countries in 2000. Five years on, progress is far behind schedule, but "Dead Mums Don?t Cry" shows there is reason for hope.
Dr. Kodindo, Assistant Professor of Emergency Obstetrics care at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and Medical / Advocacy Advisor to the Reproductive Health Access, Information and services in Emergency Settings (RAISE) Initiative, will be at the event to answer questions.
Elections in Africa: Senegal 2012
Date: Monday, February 13, 2012
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Room: International Affairs Building 1501
Mamadou Diouf (Columbia University)
Souleymane Bachir Diagne (Columbia University)
Alioune Badara Diop (Universite Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar)
Etienne Smith (Columbia University)
Chair: Alfred Stepan (Columbia University)
This panel discussion is part of the Institute of African Studies' 2011-2012 series focusing on elections in Africa. Panelists will discuss the historical context, current debates, and prospects for change in the upcoming Senegalese election. This event is sponsored by the Institute of African Studies, the Center for the Study of Democracy, Toleration, and Religion, and the School of International and Public Affairs.
IAS Film: African Underground: Democracy in Dakar
Date: Monday, February 13, 2012
Time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Location: International Affairs Building 1501
"African Underground: Democracy in Dakar" is a groundbreaking documentary film about hip-hop youth and politics in Dakar, Senegal during the controversial 2007 presidential election. The film follows emcees, graffiti writers, and DJ's who used their music and spray cans to educate and empower each other as a response to decades of single party political rule with little attention paid to urban poverty, unemployment, crime, and corruption. This documentary bridges the gap between hip-hop activism, video journalism and documentary film and explores the role of youth and musical activism on the political process.
Reinventing Citizenship and Political Leadership: The Role of Civil Society and Social Movements in Consolidating Democracy in Senegal
Lecture by Professor Alioune Badara Diop
Discussant: Professor Ousmane Kane
Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Room: Knox Hall 208
Alioune Badara Diop is a Professor of Political Science at Universite Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar. His latest book is De la Gouvernementalité du Phénix: Elections, Logiques Sociales et Démocratie Représentative au Sénégal.
Ousmane Kane has served as associate professor of international and public affairs at SIPA at Columbia University since 2002. His most recent book is The Homeland is the Arena: Religion, Transnationalism and the Integration of Senegalese Immigrants in America.
This event is sponsored by the Institute of African Studies and the Center for the Study of Democracy, Toleration, and Religion.
Ifriqqiya Seminar:
Anne Bang: Islamic Reformist Ideas in East Africa c. 1880-1940
Date: Thursday, March 1, 2012
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Location: Knox Hall 207
Dr. Anne Bang is Senior Researcher at the Chr. Michelsen Institute in Norway. She is co-editor of the Indian Ocean series published by Hurst&Co (London) and of the journal Islamic Africa (NWU Press).
Charles Taylor and Liberia: Ambition and Atrocity in Africa's Lone Star State
Book Talk with Colin Waugh
Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: TBD
Campaigner, insurgent, arms dealer, warlord, commodity trafficker, elected president, international fugitive and finally prisoner, Charles Taylor sought to lead his native Liberia to change but instead destroyed it in a frenzy of violence, greed and uncontrolled personal ambition. In the process he threw much of Liberia's neighbouring region into turmoil for over a decade, finally facing judgement in The Hague for his role in the Sierra Leone conflict. In this remarkable and eye-opening book, Colin Waugh draws on a variety of sources, testimonies and original interviews - including with Taylor himself - to recount the story of what really happened during these turbulent years. In doing so, he examines both the life of Charles Taylor, as well as the often self-interested efforts of the international community to first save Liberia from disaster, then, having failed to do so, to bring to justice the man it deems most to blame for its disintegration.
University Seminar: The King of Spices: Mapping Rights to Grains of Paradise from Chaucer to Herbal Viagra
Talk by Abena Dove Osseo-Assare (Berkeley)
Date: Friday, March 23, 2012
Time: 10:30am to 12:00pm
Location: Fayerweather Hall 411
Co-sponsored with the Center for International History
Elections in Africa: Mali 2012
Date: Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Location: International Affairs Building 1501
Panelists include:
Susanna Wing (Haverford College)
Jaimie Bleck (University of Notre Dame)
Brandon County (Columbia University)
Moderated by Manthia Diawara (New York University)
This panel discussion is part of the Institute of African Studies' 2011-2012 series focusing on elections in Africa. Panelists will discuss the historical context, current debates, and prospects for change in the upcoming Malian election. This event is sponsored by the Institute of African Studies and the School of International and Public Affairs.
IAS Film: Bamako sigi-kan (Bamako's pact)
Date: Tuesday, March 27, 2011
Time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Location: International Affairs Building 1512
'Bamako sigi-kan" brings a new perspective to the modern African city of Bamako, exploring how democracy took root in Mali. Filmmaker Manthia Diawara lets citizens of Bamako tell their own stories, revealing how traditions stay alive within a changing city and society.
Ifriqiyya Seminar
Beverly Mack: The 21st century 'Yan Taru
Date: Thursday, April 5, 2012
Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Location: Knox Hall 208
Beverly Mack is Professor of African Studies in the Department of African and African American Studies and the Director of the University of Kansas African Studies Center (KASC). Her books include: One Woman's Jihad: Nana Asma'u, Scholar and Scribe(Indiana University Press, 2001), and Muslim Women Sing: Hausa Popular Song(Indiana University Press, 2004).
The 7th Greater New York Area Africa Historians Workshop
Date: Friday, April 13, 2012
Location: Barnard Campus
Hosted by the History Department at Barnard College
Ifriqiyya Seminar
Timothy Cleaveland: Ethnogenesis in the Sahara, using Arabic sources
Date: Thursday, May 1, 2012
Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Location: Knox Hall 208
Timothy Cleaveland is Associate Professor of History at the University of Georgia. His latest book is Becoming Walata: A History of Saharan Social Formation and Transformation.
Elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Local Matters
Africa Programme Paper, November 2011
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Tuesday 10th – Thursday 12th January 2012 at ILO in Geneva
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Tony Stark began using this armor during the time that he served as the United States Secretary of Defense. This model was subsequently replaced by the Extremis Armor.
The armor standard's weaponry included repulsors, uni-beam and sonics. Concussion blasts were used against the Hand. Zero-point energy was used against Michael Pointer.
Via voice command, the armor went into "Battle Mode." If separated by magnetism, it could reform and return to Stark.
Defensively, a repulsor shield could be extended to protect the armor and allies in combat.
An integrated remote command could override other Iron Man armors as a safety feature.
Security was enhanced by upgrades to anti-tampering devices.[1]
This profile acts as a catch-all for armor appearances post-Tin Man pre-Extremis as well as in New Avengers.
Is suggested that this model is the one that Norman Osborn used as a base for creating the Iron Patriot Armor.
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The Government Shutdown Is Killing Ken Cuccinelli
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There are plenty of reasons the noxious Ken Cuccinelli is trailing lackluster Democrat Terry McAuliffe in the Virginia gubernatorial race.
Ken Cuccinelli Needs Terry McAuliffe to Implode
September 24, 2013
Terry McAuliffe, the Democratic candidate for Virginia governor, isn't popular.
McAuliffe Overcoming the GOP's Turnout Advantage
August 21, 2013
If Virginia's gubernatorial contest was a fight between two equal candidates nominated by two equally evil parties, as it was initially billed, Ken Cuccinelli would have been a modest favorite.
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August 20, 2013
Ken Cuccinelli, the Republican nominee for governor of Virginia, came out with a new ad this week touting the efforts he made as a University of Virginia undergraduate to combat campus sexual assault.
Things Are Looking Up for Terry McAuliffe
July 16, 2013
Just over two months ago, I wrote that Terry McAuliffe had to overcome a big challenge to win Virginia's gubernatorial contest: a white and old off-year electorate.
Reasons to Be Thankful for Bob McDonnell
July 11, 2013
It's turning out that Bob McDonnell had all of us fooled.
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May 28, 2013
The bigger, richer, meaner gun-control movement has arrived.
The Bad Lieutenant
May 21, 2013
E.W. Jackson could spell trouble for Ken Cuccinelli's gubernatorial run.
Bad News for Terry McAuliffe: Virginia's Only Purple Every Four Years
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Terry McAuliffe needs an oversupply of minority voters to top Ken Cuccinelli.
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HUNDREDS of pounds were raised to help the disabled in Darlington recently.
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Okay, everybody who touches Java bytecode. The Oracle v. Google holds that copying the Structure, Sequence, and Organization of the Java APIs is a copyright violation. And a copyright violation is not just the act of copying, but also applies to all the intermediate parties that have a copy of the work.
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Not a bad article, but please spell check. Infringer is the world you're looking for. Not Infrigner (which I suspect is obscene if it exists).