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UTAS utilises our unique location and proximity to diverse ecosystems such as Antartica and the Southern to conduct research and teaching that has impact: targeting issues such as Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change. Leading Antarctic Scientists at UTAS and the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) research the large-scale interactions of the polar regions with the global environment, as well as providing knowledge to students for the management of the Antarctic environment and its living and non-living resources.
The Bachelor of Antarctic Science focuses on the scientific investigation of the south polar regions and the oceans that surround them. The degree also covers the subantarctic islands, which represent areas of rich terrestrial and marine biodiversity surrounding the Antarctic continent. The course also provides instruction in the political and legal issues that are inherent within the region.
The available majors within the Bachelor of Antarctic Science are: Antarctic Studies (compulsory); second major from Chemistry, Plant Science, Geography & Environmental Studies, Zoology, Geology. Depending on their chosen field, students could specialise in: Atmospheric physics and chemistry, physical, chemical and biological oceanography, satellite remote sensing, glaciology, marine biology, palaeo-climatic reconstruction, climate system modelling, law and public policy, fisheries management and environmental management.
Career outcomes are similar to the Bachelor of Science, but as this course focuses on Antarctic Science, it is particularly suitable for students planning a scientific career and who wish to contribute to the understanding of the Antarctica and its surrounding oceans. Possible employers include the Australian Antarctic Division, which administers Australia's wide-ranging activities in Antarctic and subantarctic regions and has its headquarters in Hobart; CSIRO Marine & Atmospheric Research; Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre; oceanographic institutions; other general science-based institutions and industries. Students with a science background will also be able to foster careers in the policy area relating to the Antarctic.
(For research trained degrees, see the Research section.)
2014 only. See K3S Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Science. 73P Bachelor of Antarctic Science is a three-year full-time or six-year part-time course is offered by the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology and is available at Hobart. Antarctic and Southern Ocean is one of the University's theme areas and it is an area that is unique to the University of Tasmania. The course has two streams - Antarctic Life Science or Antarctic Physical Sciences - allowing for different emphases in specialisation.
This new three-year full-time or six-year part-time course brings together the Bachelor of Antarctic Science and Bachelor of Marine Science into a single award. The program is arranged around three areas: Marine Biology, Policy and Governance and Physical Sciences. Upon completion of the course students will have the capacity to plan and execute research projects associated with the above, and/or be capable of making decisions in science or policy-related areas.
(For research trained degrees, see the Research section.)
The Bachelor of Antarctic Science with Honours, offered by the Institute of Antarctic and Southern Ocean Studies (IASOS), continues the general overview of Antarctic and Southern Ocean matters with specialist training in a research topic, generally within physical sciences, biological sciences, law, policy, international relations, environmental management, or polar technology.
The Bachelor of Marine Science with Honours has been developed to provide students with advanced knowledge and scientific training in a specialised area of marine science; training in research as preparation for employment in a research organisation or for postgraduate study in Masters or PhD programs; and equip students with knowledge, skills, competencies and awareness in preparation for employment in industry. The degree is fully equivalent to an honours degree with any other University School and satisfies the usual eligibility requirements for research higher degrees and postgraduate scholarships. The program can be taken in one year full-time or two years part-time study. Students can commence the program in either semester 1 or semester 2. Available specialisations: biological sciences, physical sciences, chemical sciences and marine geosciences related to the broad areas of marine science.
This honours degree provides advanced teaching and training in marine and Antarctic sciences. It is for students with a Bachelors degree in science (or equivalent). This course will be delivered over 12 months in Hobart. Most units will be delivered in flexible modes, which will include intensively taught in two week blocks. This course provides high level training in the marine and Antarctic sciences. It will provide students with the background and skills necessary to enter science jobs in government, research and industry science centres. It will also articulate into the Maters in Marine and Antarctic Science, which provides the research skills necessary to enter a research degree such as a PhD.
The Master of Marine and Antarctic Science is a specialised coursework Masters program in the marine sciences which provides students with advanced instruction and training in emerging approaches and technologies. The course is designed to produce expertly trained scientists with international experience and research skills in marine science. MMarAntSc students will develop an understanding of the roles the marine ecosystem play in the global climate system. The MMarAntSc was developed as part of the International Antarctic Institute (IAI) and the UNESCO/Cousteau Ecotechnie Chair in Antarctic and Southern Ocean Environmental Sciences. The IAI is a multi-disciplinary consortium of international universities. MMarAntSc students are able to cross-credit study programs and may choose to take electives available at one of the twenty partner universities as well as undertake their research project in association with an IAI partner.
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Sanmenxia City Yu Opera Troupe from central China dazzled a packed audience at the Astor Theatre, blending spectacular costumes, elaborate makeup, beautiful voices, elegant dance and delightful storytelling.
Written by the group's artistic director, Chua Soo Pong, The Painted Skin is based on a 17th-century Qing dynasty tale of temptation. It is the story of a young man who meets a beautiful woman in an exquisitely embroidered gown, with a striking headdress twinkling with jewels.
The woman sets out to win the affections of the married man, her demure demeanour punctuated with knowing glances at the audience before she turns back to the man, all innocence and fluttering eyelashes. He falls hard and tries desperately to keep her from his shrill, suspicious wife and her maid, who has a propensity of listening at doors.
Their story is intertwined with that of a mischievous wood sprite, who emerges in an athletic dance from behind two trees, and an intimidating priest, who tries to warn the young man.
It's difficult to choose between focusing on the magnificent costumes, the outstanding acting or the lovely swirling movements in the production, which won the People's Choice Award.
Though we do not understand the language, the story — sung with voices creating distinct characters, in music melodic to menacing — is exceptionally clear and destined to end badly, leaving the audience in stunned amazement.
Krapp is not a likable man.
He huffs and shuffles, turns on a tape player, then snorts in disgust and turns it off, mumbling unpleasantly. He meticulously peels and then shovels in a banana, tossing the skin on the floor, and reaches for another. He's not a happy man, and his misery is contagious.
But Gary Walsh mesmerizes as the old codger in Samuel Beckett's one-man show, Krapp's Last Tape.
And his performance was rewarded with the best actor award at the Liverpool International Theatre Festival on Sunday, one of four trophies Sydney's Boardmore Theatre collected, including outstanding Canadian production and best director for Rod Nicholls.
Walsh makes Krapp more heartbreaking than pathetic. It's a performance filled with tiny significant moments. There's never an instance in the 40-minute production when he is not doing something significant with his deadened eyes, his disconsolate expression, his fidgeting hands, his slumping body.
Most of the dialogue is by a younger Krapp speaking on an old reel-to-reel tape recorder. You feel for someone so lonely, so unhappy, whose life has not turned out the way he expected.
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The co-owner and co-founder of Woozles, Canada's oldest children's bookstore, has died.
Brian Crocker passed away Sunday in a Halifax hospital from cancer.
He was 71.
"He was a lawyer and he was Queen's counsel and all that stuff, but he'd be more inclined to tell you about Woozles first because he was so proud of it," Liz Crocker, his widow and store co-founder, said in an interview Tuesday.
Crocker was called to the bar in 1972 and was teaching at Dalhousie Law School when he, his wife and the late Ann Connor Brimer opened the Halifax institution in 1978.
The trio "had no idea, really, what we were doing, and I think we were so caught up in the enthusiasm for the idea that we never contemplated whether it would last forever or not," Liz Crocker said.
"We were just doing it because we were passionate about kids and community and reading."
The entire concept of a store selling literature for children was "a really novel concept, an almost outrageous one in the early days," Nova Scotia writer Sheree Fitch said.
The store "hand sold" her books early in her career — she has written more than 20 now — and "has continued to support me and so many, so many of our local writers," Fitch said.
Fitch said she and other writers "owe the fact that we have any kind of a readership" to their store.
Brian and Liz Crocker and all those at Woozles on Birmingham Street are "so well loved, and they feel more like a support team than any kind of a bookstore."
"It really is a sad day for us, (and we're) thinking of Liz and the family," Fitch said.
His daughters Suzy MacLean, the current manager, and Catherine Crocker, a former bookkeeper, said their father and mother taught them how to run a business with warmth and generosity.
From their father, MacLean said, they also "learned to love books and to love reading and to love those moments that we share with our parents or our friends or our little people now … to just cherish them and how important that is and how much that does for a person."
Brian Crocker had been undergoing treatment for metastatic lung cancer , but doctors recently told him there were no other treatment options, his widow said.
The family was able to spend the last week with him in hospital without having to worry about the business, thanks to the staff at the store.
"I know that they loved him too, and they gave us the best gift and that was that we had time to spend that last week with him," MacLean said.
In a statement on the store's website, the family wrote: "It is because of Brian that Woozles has 'the big comfy chair.' It is because of Brian that Woozles' staff feel like they are part of a family. It is because of Brian that the business has stood the test of time."
Visitation will be held at Cruickshank's funeral home in Halifax on Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., and a celebration of life will be held at the Chester Playhouse on Saturday at 2 p.m.
The family has asked that any donations be made to the Chester Playhouse, where Crocker served as president of the Chester Theatre Council Society from 2005-09.
And instead of sending flowers, the family has asked that people read to their children.


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Wayne Gross
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|Wayne Gross
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January 14, 1952
Riverside, California
|Batted: Left
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|August 21, 1976 for the Oakland Athletics
|Last MLB appearance
|October 1, 1986 for the Oakland Athletics
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Wayne Dale Gross (born January 14, 1952 in Riverside, California), is a former professional baseball player who played in Major League Baseball primarily as a third baseman from 1976-1986. Gross was named to the All-Star as a rookie in 1977 as a last-minute injury replacement for Vida Blue,[1] As a rookie Gross belted 22 home runs that year. On December 8, 1983, Gross was traded by the Oakland Athletics to the Baltimore Orioles for Tim Stoddard.
Along with former big leaguer Carney Lansford, Gross makes a cameo in the 1994 Disney movie, Angels in the Outfield as a relief pitcher for the Chicago White Sox.
Gross coached high school baseball for a time at Monte Vista High School in Danville, California.
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Lost tape archives
My experience of blogging is that it's like waiting for a the bus — no material for days on end and then a whole bunch comes along at once.
Following my post yesterday on the Portland State University lost speech tapes, I found an article about the Blank on Blank project that curates lost tapes of interviews with famous people, mostly in the entertainment field.
I've enjoyed listening to Larry King's hilarious story about his late night escapades as a young radio DJ, Janis Joplin on rejection, John Lennon on love, and Pete Seeger on writing 'We Shall Overcome'.
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Dear Folks:
A major project of the Caswell County Historical Association (CCHA) is
the Caswell County Family Tree (CCFT), which can be found at:
This database contains over 18,000 entries and will be well over
20,000 by the end of 2006.
Is your family represented? Do you know of Caswell County families who
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Don't be concerned about providing information on living people.
The policy of the CCHA is not to provide information on living
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If you have family information already in a gedcom file just submit
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If you have sources for your data (family bibles, deeds, wills) please
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This is a great way to preserve for future generations your ancestry.
It also is possible to add photographs and links to other relevant
As an example, take a look at the entry for much-loved Caswellian
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Still need help? Post a query here or contact me privately at:
Just imagine what a wonderful legacy we can leave through the Caswell
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[Part 1 of 3] [Part 2] [Part 3] Daring payroll Robbery of Walton shoe factory compared to Sacco & Vanzetti When it comes to Wakefield's prominent old families, chances are you've at least heard of the Hartshornes, the Beebes, the Wakefields and the Eatons. But what do you know about the Walton family of Wakefield, […]
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Tags: AG Walton & Co., Arthur G. Walton, Chelsea, Mark Sardella, Mssachusetts, robbery, Sacco & Vanzetti, shoes, Wakefield Daily Item, Wakefield MA, Walton, Walton Shoes, Waltons
Finding My Irish Roots
A cold October rain was falling as I turned my rented Nissan Sunny down the dirt lane in the village of Portglenone, Northern Ireland. The road was barely wide enough for one vehicle and had patches of grass growing between tire-worn tracks. Up on a hill in the distance to the left, I could make […]
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Yes, he built that
Sardella Sign & Graphics, 68 North Ave., Wakefield, MA was this week's winner in WRKO radio's "Small Business Appreciation Initiative." On Monday morning, WRKO delivered coffee and baked goods from Greenhills Irish Bakery to the staff at Sardella Signs. I know that my brother Bob built this business all on his own. I watched him […]
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It's unusual for events like memorial golf tournaments to last a quarter century. But on September 17, 2011, the 25th annual Matthew Sardella Memorial Golf Tournament will tee off at Reedy Meadow at Lynnfield Center Golf Course. Matthew J. Sardella, a 1986 graduate of Wakefield High School, was a journalism student at Salem State College […]
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Henry's Heroics
"Girl Revived After Going to Bottom of Lake," read the headline on the front page of the July 22, 1935 Wakefield Daily Item. "Presence of mind exercised by her male companion," the story reported, "and prompt work by the Wakefield Police with the inhalator saved the life of Miss Mildred Bickerton, 21, of 881 Huntington […]
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"Let him be with his mother"
I recently paid a visit to the gravesite at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden, Massachusetts where my gandfather John Blaney and my great-grandmother Alice Blaney are buried. I used to take my mother to this cemetery from time to time. According to family lore and cemetery records, Alice (O'Neill) Blaney purchased this plot on May […]
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A Brief Blaney Genealogy
I hope to post occasional stories here collecting Blaney family stories and lore in the Blaney Blog, but a brief summary of my immediate family's genealogy may also be in order. In the 1990's, Richard W. Blaney compiled an excellent Blaney genealogy. He was able to trace our branch of the Blaney family back to […]
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RIP, Rosaline (Blaney) McKenzie
On Saturday, August 28, 2010, we interred the ashes of my aunt, Rosaline (Blaney) McKenzie with her mother Rosetta Blaney and younger sister, Margaret Blaney, in the Blaney plot at New Calvary Cemetery in Boston. Aunt Rosaline died earlier this year, months short of her 90th birthday. She was my mother's older sister and the […]
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A Baseball Education
Last week, I attended my first Boston Red Sox opening day, a game against the World Champion New York Yankees. My father, Steve Sardella, was born 89 years ago this week in Wakefield, Massachusetts. These two seemingly unrelated facts are linked in my mind because my father was a huge Yankee fan, despite having lived […]
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Jack on Spring Street
My artist brother, Bob Sardella, painted this scene showing our chlidhood home on Spring Street in Wakefield, Massachusetts. In the foreground is Jack, the great dog we had for 15 years back in the days before leash laws, when dogs roamed free.
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A cell phone video was posted on Youtube on December 11 when a number of people parked on G Street in Northeast received parking tickets – even though they appeared to be parked legally.
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It's quitting time on the 300-block of C Street Northwest – but the traffic jam here is from these two DDOT parking enforcement vehicles, which are blocking the bulk of both traffic lanes in order to write tickets.
Government Shutdown 2013: Trash overflow managed by Dept. of Public Works
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Interestingly enough, it is often style — not cost — that determines just how far the high-end prosumer will go to keep pace with a bona fide professional restaurant kitchen. True professional kitchens are designed to be antimicrobial, easy to clean, scratch- and scuff-resistant and fire retardant. This translates into a sea of stainless steel, with no tolerance for wooden cabinetry, butcher-block countertops or that cushy armchair by the window. "Today's prosumer kitchen has to be fashionable as well as practical," Steve says.
The prosumer cooking experience also needs to pleasurable. Features like sound-deadening pads in stainless sinks, while wholly unnecessary in professional kitchens, find their way into today's home models. Other sink amenities include slots for filtered water, instant hot faucets, and soap and lotion dispensers.
Budget-minded home cooks aren't excluded from the prosumer trend. According to Alan Abrams, there are fewer costly ways of introducing professional-style features into the kitchen.
"All appliances, from high- to low-end models, now offer stainless steel finishes," he says, "which give them the look and feel, if not performance, of pro-style appliances for considerably less money."
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Goodfellas / Staten Island Connection.
Goodfellas is one of my favorite movies, duh. I can't imagine that I've seen it anything less than a hundred times.
Yesterday was one of those days when the only thing that seemed right with the world was my couch, so that's where I lived, searching for shows and movies that would require absolutely none of my brainpower. Goodfellas got the nod.
Near the end of the film, I noticed something. I already knew that parts of the movie were filmed on Staten Island, but assumed that they were the run-of-the-mill "suburban home exteriors" that people so often come here to shoot. Somehow, it wasn't until this latest viewing – the last of over a hundred – that I noticed a clear-as-day shot of the Pergament Mall on Richmond Avenue.
It's in the scene that leads up to Henry Hill's arrest. You know, when the helicopter is trailing him all over the place? He and Karen make a quick stop to use a payphone, and holy shit, they're at the same goddamned strip mall that I go to at least once a week. The same strip mall that I've been to more than a thousand times over the years. (To give you an idea of just how often, any past article that referenced "my local Toys 'R' Us" was referring to the one in this strip mall. I go there a LOT.)
Here's a screencap from the scene in question, along with a comparison shot taken this afternoon. Yes, I really went all-out for this one:
Goodfellas was filmed in 1989 and came out a year later. Incredibly, even after more than two decades, that portion of the strip mall hasn't changed much. Some of the same stores still stand in the same places!
I know this won't seem like a big deal to a lot of you, but I've lived on Staten Island all of my life. As any Islander will tell you, this place is always changing. Longtime residents tend to cling to the tenured establishments, even if they've never had a reason to go inside of them. We fear change and we like old wallpaper, I guess.
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"It's tough but I want it to be tough": Rabbitohs co-captain John Sutton. Photo: Brendan Esposito
South Sydney wanted a test of their premiership credentials and they will get it: more than 5000 kilometres of travel in the next three rounds - and that's just the start.
After a defeat against St George Illawarra on Monday night, the Rabbitohs face Gold Coast, North Queensland and Melbourne, all away from home. The match against the Storm will lead the Rabbitohs into a five-match stretch in which they will face each of their fellow top-four teams, as well as last year's grand finalists the Bulldogs, currently sixth.
Over the final five rounds, as they aim to cement their first minor premiership since 1989, the Rabbitohs will face four of the top six outfits. And, of course, they will have to do much of it without their best player, Greg Inglis.
''It's a tough run home,'' Rabbitohs co-captain John Sutton said. ''But I think it's going to be the best thing for us, playing tough teams going into the finals.
''You have to beat the best teams in the comp to win the comp. All the boys are looking forward to the run home. It's tough but I want it to be tough. I want to test ourselves against the best teams.''
Sutton described the loss to the Dragons as a ''wake-up call'' for the Rabbitohs, who had their four-point lead at the top of the competition halved.
The Rabbitohs will fly to the Gold Coast on Friday, and will stay there for several days after their Saturday match against the Titans, before flying directly to Townsville. They will then return to Sydney before heading to Melbourne for their clash with the Storm in round 22.
''It is a tough test,'' prop Roy Asotasi said. ''Especially after playing the Dragons. It felt like we didn't play to the standards that we normally set for ourselves.
''To come away with a loss like that was disappointing for the entire squad … We're really looking forward to our next game, and that's our only focus at the moment, but we've got to make sure that we really want this mantle, or we'll find ourselves wondering what went wrong in 2013.''
Away from home, the Rabbitohs have performed slightly better than at home. They have won seven and lost two at home but have won seven from eight on the road. That gave coach Michael Maguire the confidence his team would not be daunted by the prospect of its three-game trek away from Sydney.
''As a whole unit, we've done a great job playing away from home,'' Maguire said. ''We're looking forward to it.''
Souths will likely have to play those three games without Inglis, who suffered a knee injury in the State of Origin decider. The Rabbitohs failed their first test without their star fullback against the Dragons, which will lead some to presume they are too reliant on the Test and Origin representative.
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Levelland native Jeremy Snead is a documentary film maker who has written, produced, and directed a new film called "Video Games, The Movie."
The film premiers in 40 major markets across the country this month and right here in Lubbock this weekend.
"I never could have imagined that it would have become what it is now," Snead said. "My two great passions - gaming and film - are now coming together. I love games, I love movies and now I have a film called Video Games, The Movie."
The film documents the inception, history, and evolution of the video game industry. The idea came to Snead's mind thanks to a Nintendo classic, Donkey Kong.
"One day I took my nieces and nephews to Dave & Buster's and they're playing all the shooters and driving games and I saw this sad little Donkey Kong console in the corner. I went over there and was playing it and one by one they came over and said, 'Hey what is this?" he said. "That night I was kind of nostalgic about games and I wanted to watch a documentary about video games. I thought surely it exists because there's a documentary on everything and come to find out there really wasn't one that covered the entire medium."
"The next day I started tinkering around with an outline - if there was a documentary about video games what would it look like, and I started to write that out and fast forward four years later and I'm standing here with a finished film at Alamo Draft House here in Lubbock. It's thrilling."
Snead's cast includes actors and active gamers, including Zach Braff from the NBC hit show Scrubs and Sean Astin from movies such as Rudy and Lord of the Rings.
Braff is also the film's executive producer. Snead says it was important to include Lubbock on the list for premier dates because of his roots here.
"The distributor said Lubbock? What's Lubbock? Then after they researched the market they realized Lubbock would be a great place for a premier, so I really pushed for that," he said. "It's just really surreal to not only have this film out but to be here in Lubbock, Texas, my hometown. I'm really excited to see it with an audience and get peoples' questions after."
Snead will attend both showings Friday and Saturday night at Alamo Drafthouse and will host a question and answer session following the movie both nights.
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The African Union Ministers of ICT are meeting in Sudan to review the continent's ICT policies and programmes.
The 4th African Union (AU) Meeting for ICT Ministers is now underway in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum.
Prior to this, a preparatory meeting was held for CT experts from AU member countries. Speaking at this meeting, Moctar Yedaly, head of Information Society at the African Union Commission, said: "The Communications and Information technologies landscape is changing rapidly and its environment is altered dramatically. We, the policy makers need to review our approaches and adapt ourselves to the new world of ICT."
He noted that there were just three years left to the deadlines for the Millenium Development Goals (MDG) and for the analogue TV transmission switch off.
Now underway, the Ministers' meeting will review the AU ICT projects and programmes currently under development, as well as looking at project updates.
Projects to be discussed include: infrastructure development in Africa, post sector development, dotAfrica TLD (.Africa), African Internet Governance Forum (AfIGF), Pan-African e-network project, African Leadership in ICT Program (ALICT), African Internet Exchange System project (AXIS) and Africa Space Agency.
Kenya adopts biometric registration to net ghost workersKenya is banking on biometric technology to manage the rising wage bill and get rid of ghost workers. Read More
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2Ariana Grande slipped on dog pee, broke three toes
Ariana Grande doesn't really strike me as all that exciting, to be honest – not to mention her judgment is slightly questionable considering her recent dalliance with Chris Brown – but this story might bring a schaudenfreude-induced smile to your face.
It seems as though Ariana was taking her dog Ophelia for a walk, when she accidentally slipped on the dog's pee, slammed into a wall and broke three of her toes. This comes straight from Ariana – well, from a text she sent manager Scooter Braun:
So… how did I not realize until now that Ariana Grande shares a dipshit manager with Justin Bieber? This does not bode well. Also, still not sure how a grown ass man reconciles the fact the he's still going by the moniker "Scooter", despite his actual name being Scott and his age being over 7.
Side note: Does Ariana Grande ever wear her hair ANY other way? Yes, that's a serious question.
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She wears extensions because her hair is fried after dyeing her hair every week for the shows she was on. She made a statement about it on twitter or something once.
is it bad i dont believe anything she says?? she probably broke her fingers by getting drunk and falling on her ass


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