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Knowing your inter-cultural intelligence
Cultural sensitivity has never been more important than it is here and now. Move over emotional intelligence, inter-culutral intelligence is the new buzz word
- By Sudeshna Ghosh, Features Editor, Aquarius
- Published: 14:40 January 10, 2011
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- Everything, from how we greet office colleagues in the morning to what we expect from a house-maid, can vary, depending on where we come from – culturally, not geographically.
Culture is not easy to define. According to socio-linguist Helen Spencer-Oatley, author of Culturally Speaking: Culture, Communication and Politeness (Continuum), "Culture is a fuzzy set of attitudes, beliefs, behavioural norms, and basic assumptions and values that are shared by a group of people, and that influence each member's behaviour and his/her interpretations of the 'meaning' of other people's behaviour."
While we may not be aware of it, not only is our own behaviour coloured by our culture – which includes our background, upbringing, racial heritage and current environment – but so is our perception of other people, their behaviour and situations around us.
So, even if we use English as a common language to communicate, two people from different cultures could well be speaking two completely different languages, for all practical purposes, when it comes to the peripheral aspects of communication.
Everything, from how we greet office colleagues in the morning to what we expect from a house-maid, can vary, depending on where we come from – culturally, not geographically. Which is why, inter-cultural intelligence is ever-important in an increasingly globalised world, and particularly in a multi-cultural society such as the one we live in, in the UAE.
According to Marco Blankenburgh, director of KnowledgeWorkx, a consultancy specialising in inter-cultural coaching, "A lack of inter-cultural intelligence can cause a rift in any relationship, from business mergers and placements to friendships, marriages and even parent-child ties. "Every person has a unique perspective – if we can harvest that in a constructive way, the world would be a much better place. And this has an effect at every level, from international politics to everyday work and home life."
To criticise or to learn?
When it comes to inter-cultural intelligence, the world is divided into two kinds of people: the Cultural Critic and the Cultural Learner. The Cultural Critic is typically impatient, judgmental and usually thinks about things only from their own frame of reference. The Cultural Learner is someone who is usually analytical, empathetic, and curious. Clearly, the person with the higher inter-cultural intelligence quotient would be a Cultural Learner, but the good news is, these skills can be learnt. So, the next time you get annoyed at your colleague's over-friendly email embellished with smiley faces and flourishes, just stop to think about why they are communicating in this manner. Maybe it is just their way of being friendly and polite, and not sycophantic. By the same token, if your new colleague in accounts seems cold and unfriendly because he doesn't stop to chat every time he walks past your office – maybe it is because he feels it an unnecessary intrusion on your time, once he has greeted you at the start of the day.
The main motivators
"Increasing inter-cultural intelligence levels is closely related to self-awareness and emotional intelligence," says Marco. He applies the triple A approach – Awareness; Acceptance (internalising this awareness); and Adaptation. These can be further broken down into a five-step programme. But before that, it is important to understand what factors define and shape our cultural perspectives and motivators. According to anthropologist Roland Muller's research, most societies in the world can be grouped into one of the three world-view categories. It is key to remember that most societies have a blend of more than one view – with one of them dominating. It is also worth noting that all cultures evolve over time, so what characteristics applied 50 years ago, may not necessarily be as relevant today. And the most important thing to keep in mind when adapting in an inter-cultural situation is that, while ethics as we know them may vary and we need to be open to that possibility, there are some universal, humanity-based rights and wrongs that should apply to everyone.
These are the three main world views:
>> Guilt versus Innocence world view: Traditionally, this would include most Western societies such as North American and North European. This is a society that is very much about clear right and wrong notions, established on the basis of elaborate laws and regulations. People from these societies see most things in black and white, rely heavily on contractual agreements, and communicate in a direct and straightforward fashion.
>> Honour versus Shame world view: Traditionally, this would include most Arab, Indian and certain Asian societies. This is a very community orientated society, where honour of the person or social/religious group is paramount, and is the main factor in deciding what is acceptable behaviour. Ways of communication and interaction, as well as business dealings in this sort of a society is very relationship-driven. People may often appear to work in an unstructured – but not in any way less effective – manner, with a lot of focus on inter-personal relations and verbal commitments.
>> Power versus Fear world view: Traditionally, this includes pockets of Europe, Africa and North Korea. These sort of societies are led by strong authority figures, and it is quite a hierarchical society, in which people maintain power through instilling fear in others. People from these societies may use fear as a mechanism for establishing authority, and the system can be abused in dictatorial situations.
Five steps to upping your ICI
Step 1. Become self-aware: If things are not going smoothly when you are dealing with someone from a different culture, look inwards to evaluate if you use a lot of judgmental phrases like, "That's weird", or, "That's wrong!". Instead, try saying, "Oh, that's different".
Step 2. Ask positive why questions: Making the phrase "I wonder why…" an integral part of your vocabulary will go a long way in opening your mind to other cultures and how they operate. Be curious, do some research, ask questions. Most people will appreciate you wanting to learn about their culture, as long as you do it with respect.
Step 3. Peel off labels: Labels are nothing but value judgments, so you need to rid yourself of preconceived, stereotyped notions. So, instead of assuming all Arabs are 'non-committal' because they respond to a request with Insha'Allah, or all Spanish are procrastinators, because of their Manana, manana refrain, stop to question why it is their habit – and the answer may surprise you. While their culture may lead them to be fatalistic in their speech, that does not mean they are inefficient, incompetent or will not deliver on promises.
Step 4. Accept differences: It is essential to understand that, in most cases, there are no hard and fast rules dictating right and wrong, so you need to come to terms with the fact that your way of doing something may not work in a certain environment. The longer you try to fit a square peg into a round hole, the more frustrating it will get. And the sooner you open your mind to the possibility that a new way of operating can not only be as effective, but possibly even more so, the better for you.
Step 5. Create a third cultural space: After you have established and accepted various cultural differences, the final step is finding a solution that works for everyone. This involves incorporating new ways of doing things, so it should be a collaborative process. Finding a happy medium is a learning phase, so try different approaches and be prepared to make mistakes along the way. The end results will make the
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Marco Blankenburgh is founder and international director of KnowledgeWorkx, a UAE-based consultancy service for inter-cultural organisational and people development. Visit www.knowledgeworkx.com or call 06-5578113.
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Canterbury 329 for 9 dec (Fulton 94, Boam 3-33, Tugaga 2-45) and 410 for 7 dec (Worker 107, Latham 57, Hira 57*, Friday 4-67) beat Wellington 356 (Murdoch 102, Ronchi 95, McCone 2-51) and 363 (Elliott 91, Boam 66, Astle 3-129) by 20 runs
Half-centuries by Grant Elliott, Michael Papps, Harry Boam and Mark Gillespie were in vain as Wellington lost to Canterbury by 20 runs in a closely fought Plunket Shield match in Wellington on Sunday.
The high-scoring match saw many great knocks, beginning with Peter Fulton's 94 for Canterbury on the first day of the match. Canterbury, who chose to bat, managed to put on a substantial score in quick time, thanks to Fulton and contributions from George Worker and Brent Findlay.
Wellington showed their batting prowess too, amassing 356 runs and gaining a slender 27-run lead in the space of just a day. Captain Stephen Murdoch scored a steady century while wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi hit a quick-fire 95, which included nine fours and two sixes.
While Wellington would have hoped to keep Canterbury in check, opener George Worker had other ideas. Worker, who scored 107 off 203 balls, was involved in two important partnerships with opener Peter Fulton and No. 3 batsman Shanan Stewart that helped Canterbury erase the deficit and then race away to a big lead. Two aggressive half-centuries by Tom Latham and Ronnie Hira helped Canterbury reach 410 for seven.
Set a target of 383 to win, the home side, were struggling at 159 for five before a century-run stand between Grant Elliott and Harry Boam revived Wellington's chances. Elliott and Boam's dismissals left Wellington staring at defeat, before a fighting half-century from fast bowler Mark Gillespie brought them tantalizingly close to a win. Gillespie added 36 runs for the last wicket with No. 11 batsman Tipene Friday, who stuck around for 23 balls before McCone bowled Gillespie for 63. The Wellington pacer's blistering knock included three fours and five sixes.
Central Districts 233 (Noema-Barnett 67, Jarvis 45, Bates 4-44) and 457 for 7 dec (How 124, Bracewell 77, van Wyk 58*) beat Auckland 348 (Craig Cachopa 145, Small 5-61) and 151 (Hopkins 43, Nethula 6-55) by 191 runs
Table-toppers Central Districts won their fourth game of the Plunket Shield, coming from behind to beat Auckland at the Eden Park No.2 ground. Asked to bat, CD folded for 233 on the first day. They were in danger of getting bowled out for under 200 but tail-enders Tarun Nethula and Kyle Jarvis, who was the second-highest run-getter with 45, put together a last-wicket stand of 57. Left-arm seamer Michael Bates picked up four wickets. Craig Cachopa led Auckland's response with 145, giving them a lead of 115, even though seamer Bevan Small picked up a five-for.
In their second innings, CD came back strongly. Openers Jamie How (124) and Jeet Raval (77) added 173, and Carl Cachopa made 53. Wicketkeeper Kruger van Wyk and Doug Bracewell, too, hit half-centuries in their stand of 126 that helped CD reach 457 for 7, upon which they declared, setting Auckland 343 to win during the final day. CD just required 40 overs to bowl their opponents out with Nethula, the legspinner, bagging six wickets and triggering a collapse in which Auckland lost eight wickets for 81 runs. Auckland were bowled out for 151, slipping to their third defeat this first-class season.
Otago 319 (Rutherford 162, Arnel 4-98) and 126 for 2 (Redmond 56*) beat Northern Districts 217 (Mitchell 60, Butler 6-65) and 227 (Wilson 56, Mitchell 54, Butler 4-46, Wells 3-18) by eight wickets
Otago won their third game of the Plunket Shield and are now in second place in the points table, after beating Northern Districts at the Queenstown Events centre. Upon choosing to field first, Otago dismissed ND for 217 in the first innings with fast bowler Ian Butler claiming 6 for 65. Daryl Mitchell and Ish Sodhi struck half-centuries but weren't able to prevent their team from being bowled out for a below-par score. Hamish Rutherford, who has won a call-up to the New Zealand squad for the home series against England, scored more than half of Otago's runs in the response, smashing 162 to give his team a 102-run lead. He scored at a fair clip, too, hitting 25 fours and a six in his 187-ball knock.
Butler was again among the wickets and completed 10 wickets for the match in the second innings, grabbing 4 for 46 and helping bowl out ND for 227. ND were going strong at 161 for 3 but lost three wickets for just one run and were only able to gain a lead of 125. Butler was helped by the medium-pace of Sam Wells, who picked up three wickets, while Neil Wagner chipped in with two. Otago were keen to finish the game off the third day itself, and took just 26.4 overs in their chase to achieve their task. Opener Aaron Redmond made an unbeaten half-century, as his team won by eight wickets.
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There is no place that you can go and get your ban reversed. There are so few that would ever get to use a feature like that.
You could press the support button at the top and fill out a support ticket. Amongst a couple of possible replies there will definitely be included in their reply a comment to post on the forums to see what the community thinks. Thus far, you don't care what the forum goers think. Which is fine because I've seen too many "false ban" reform cards that were 100% justified. I will no longer act as the tribunal forum court of appeals, since there isn't really a way to appeal.
My recommendation to you: accept the punishment, ask for help from the community on how not to get banned, accept that help.
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I do care about what the community thinks. But I haven't seen it here. What I got was replies from three people acting self-righteous and wanting to enact draconian laws for silly things like calling someone a ******.
I appreciate your input, though. I did send Riot a support ticket but I don't know what they will reply.
And accept assistance for what? For being called a wetback? I'll have to work on that, sure.
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I know why I am banned, it says so in the tribunal case. I am here telling you I shouldn't have been banned for replying to someone who very clearly insulted me. You and other people are here telling me the ban should be upheld because that little word is evil and writing it should be punishable 100% of the time. But please understand what I said about Riot not implementing an autoban filter.
Consider the scenario where one person could be playing with his friends and they would call each other things like that but meaning no harm obviously since they are friends. Another team mate reports for whatever reason, the tribunal sees "evil words" and decides to ban. Is that fair? Do you want that? Draconian laws for every little thing regardless of context?
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LeBlanc [00:19:40] You're Nasus lmao...
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LeBlanc [00:20:18] ****ing baddies...
This is completely unacceptable. No one deserves to have to put up with you doing this. No one cares if 'Nasus deserved it'. The other three players did not. That's reason enough.
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Rebooting 'Spider-Man,' in a flash
On a weekend in January of 2010, Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios pivoted faster than even Spider-Man would dare.
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On a weekend in January of 2010, Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios pivoted faster than even Spider-Man would dare.
A fourth installment of the hugely popular Spider-man franchise was planned, with director Sam Raimi and star Tobey Maguire returning to their trilogy of films that had earned more than $2.5 billion at the global box office and generally been hailed as a standard-bearer in big-screen comic book adaptations.
But by that Monday, Raimi's dissatisfaction with the script and the producers' eagerness for a new movie had come to a head. In a flash, the sequel was kaput, and a reboot was ordered up. Next Tuesday, "The Amazing Spider-Man" will be released, charting a new start for the web-slinger just five years after "Spider-Man 3."
Reboots of film franchises have been typically launched many more years later than that. But today, "five years is a lifetime in the movie business," says Sony Pictures co-chairman Amy Pascal. "I wasn't troubled by it."
Reasons for reboots vary from restoring dormant franchises ("Star Trek"), to refreshing long-running ones (James Bond) or improving on previous failures (The Hulk).
The Hulk was famously tried twice, in 2003 and 2008 by Marvel and Universal Pictures. Similarly, a new Superman ("Man of Steel") is due out next year from Warner Bros., a new start for the DC Comics' character after 2006's "Superman Returns" disappointed.
"The Amazing Spider-Man," on the other hand, comes close on the heels of Raimi's acclaimed trilogy. Though Sony's preference was to make a fourth film with the same team, Pascal now says they were "looking for a story that wasn't there," following the conclusiveness of "Spider-Man 3."
That makes the $200 million "Amazing Spider-Man" a somewhat daring maneuver, bound to face comparisons to the recent Spider-Man films and skepticism from some moviegoers.
To combat any Spidey fatigue, Sony has imbued the new, 3-D "Spider-Man" with youth: Andrew Garfield plays Peter Parker, Emma Stone plays his girlfriend Gwen Stacy and Marc Webb, whose only previous feature was 2009's "(500) Days of Summer," directs.
"The only time to take a break is when your franchise fails," says Avi Arad, a producer of the film and former CEO of Marvel Studios. "People want Spider-Man, so it's our responsibility to give them something new, something different and start a whole new generation of Spider-Man lovers."
Webb's vision of the film (written by James Vanderbilt, Alvin Sargent and Steve Kloves) is predicated on Parker's origin - tracing his history as an orphan and beginning with his parents. That also means, come high school, covering some of the same ground from Raimi's first "Spider-Man": the spider bite, the uncle's death, the school hallway showdowns.
"It's not like we're retelling the exact origin as Sam had done it," says Webb. "But I felt it was important for a new story to understand the character from the ground up because I feel like the inflection of this character was quite different than what we'd seen before."
That inflection is closer to the Spider-Man of the comics. Garfield's version of the hero is more sarcastic, lithe and twitchy - more of a rebellious teen.
The 28-year-old British actor from "The Social Network," who's fresh off an acclaimed performance in "Death of a Salesman" on Broadway, wanted to honor the previous incarnations of Spider-Man. A fan of the comics since childhood, he says taking on the role was less a decision to consider than a matter of listening to "my inner 3-year-old screaming at me."
"With Spider-Man, the legacy is so huge and there's so much to pay homage to and respect to, that you have to be as aware of it as much as possible," says Garfield.
After moving through some of the iconic elements of the Spider-Man story, the film brings in a new villain from the comics: the Lizard, as transformed from the scientist Dr. Curt Connors (Rhys Ifans). The film reminds one that Spider-Man remains a young man's superhero: It works best as a coming of age story. Had "Spider-Man 4" gone ahead (Maguire is now 36), producers said it would have been the last of the series.
"A big part of the DNA of Peter Parker is that adolescent quality," says Webb, whose "(500) Days of Summer" was also a story of transition into adulthood. "It's a time in your life where you're imperfect and you're unpolished and you make mistakes and you're discovering things and every emotion is apocalyptic."
Certainly, unending serial storytelling is part of the spirit of comics, which typically flow in constant weekly or monthly installments.
"I want to live in a world where Spider-Man stories are being told over and over again," says producer Matt Tolmach. "Sometimes, people leave things sitting on a shelf for too long."
It's also an enormously lucrative franchise, with robust merchandizing and popular accompanying video games. "The Amazing Spider-Man" keeps that machine churning. Early reviews have generally been positive and global box office expectations are running high.
A sequel is already in the works, with production expected to begin early next year. The huge success of "The Avengers" has stoked speculation that Spider-Man could be roped into the next episode, of which Arad says, "Anything is possible."
Either way, the future possibilities for more Spider-Man are again limitless. Says Arad: "This can be so many movies."
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MAC Cosmetics has released their Holiday 2012 collections and they are repromoting some of their Kohl Power Eye Pencils. The one I have to show you today is Raven.
Raven is a blackened burgundy with a pearl-like finish.
Because it is a Kohl Power Eye Pencil it is great for smudging but I would refrain from using it in the waterline and for tightlining purposes due to the red hue. A lot of cosmetics that are red include carmine which is an irritant to many. I also find that because of the specks of pearl in this liner it is slightly uncomfortable on the waterline or tightline. This is something I would strictly use on the top lash line.
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EDF Energies Nouvelles (EDF EN) is a leading renewable energy player, 100% owned by French electric utility EDF. EDF EN has developed renewable power plants all over the world. Toul-Rosieres solar power plant is installed on a former NATO military airbase (total 522 ha) located close to Nancy in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department of eastern France, having a 115 MW total capacity, one of the largest photovoltaic power plants in the world. It has been completed in May, 2012 and has started its operation in June 2012. Toul-Rosieres power plant tranche 1, with an installed capacity of 55 MW, benefits from a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with EDF.
Mr. Emmanuel Jaclot, Executive VP for Strategy, M&A and DSSA, at EDF EN comments that "The collaboration with MC has been very successful on Toul. We believe it is a key milestone in the development of our partnership."
Mr. Nobuaki Kojima, Executive Vice President of MC comments that "We made the great first step and this transaction creates a prosperous partnership between EDF EN and MC. We are quite satisfied to be with a strong partner in France and we will ensure to expand our collaboration."
Under the expectation that Europe moves towards the integration of cross-border transmission network and keeps unchanged commitment to CO2 reduction, the expansion of renewable energy with its efficient operation should keep accelerating. With targeting further expansion of the power generating assets in Europe, in addition to the existing solar power generating assets in Spain and Portugal, MC aims to continue to promote solar power generation projects not only in France, but also in the southern Europe. MC will target to establish the operation know-how through the operation of those assets.
Infrastructure business is a strategic core area for MC, as highlighted in its Midterm Corporate Strategy 2012, announced in July 2010. MC will continue to expand its presence in power producing business, including renewable, power transmission business and environment and water business. MC is targeting to increase its world-wide power generation capacity to 6GW from the current 4.5GW by 2015 and 20% of such portfolio would be allocated to the renewable energy, such as solar, wind and geothermal.
About Centrale Photovoltaique Toul Rosieres 1
(2) Total Project Cost: Roughly JPY 22 billion (around EU200Mil)
(3) Total Output: Approximately 60 GWh/year
(Equivalent to 40,000 French households' electricity consumption)
(4) Shareholders: EDF EN 50%, MC 50%
(5) Start of Power Generation: June, 2012
(6) Power Purchase Agreement: EDF S.A.
About Mitsubishi Corporation
Mitsubishi Corporation (MC; TSE: 8058) is a global integrated business enterprise that develops and operates businesses across virtually every industry including industrial finance, energy, metals, machinery, chemicals, foods, and environmental business. MC's current activities are expanding far beyond its traditional trading operations as its diverse business ranges from natural resources development to investment in retail business, infrastructure, financial products and manufacturing of industrial goods. With over 200 bases of operations in approximately 80 countries worldwide and a network of over 500 group companies, MC employs a multinational workforce of nearly 60,000 people. For more information, please visit www.mitsubishicorp.com.
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Fall festivals abound
Compiled by Sarah Story, Citizen Events Editor 10/13/11
(A sampling of fall festivals throughout Henrico County this month appears below; admission is free unless otherwise noted.)
Oct. 15 – Henrico County's annual Harvest Festival will be held from noon to 4 p.m. at Meadow Farm, 3400 Mountain Rd., featuring hands-on activities and demonstrations, pony rides, a petting zoo, tethered hot air balloon rides, the Great Pumpkin Patch of Meadow (ages 3-12) and more. For details, call 501-5121.
Oct. 21 – Chickahominy YMCA, 5401 Whiteside Rd., will hold its fall festival from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the pavilion and pool area. There will be an open swim period, as well as a harvest hayride, pumpkin painting, apple cider and roasted marshmallows, a costume contest and more. For details, call 737-9622.
Oct. 23 – Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, 1800 Lakeside Ave., will host Goblins and Gourds from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Children's Garden, featuring live music, pumpkin decorating, costumes and more. Admission is free for garden members and $7 to $11 for nonmembers. For details, call 262-9887.
Oct. 28 – Henrico County will host "Monster Mash" from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Dorey Park, 4999 Darbytown Rd., featuring arts and crafts, contests and games and monster music, as well as a spooky trail for
guests to travel, sponsored by the Varina H.S. Key Club. For details, call 501-5134.
Oct. 29 – Gayton Crossing Shopping Center will host its 14th annual Pumpkin Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring a petting zoo, balloon animals, juggler Jonathan Austin, the Gayton Trolley, entertainment by Southside Funk and personnel vehicles from local emergency responders, as well as a costume contest for children 12 and younger at 1 p.m. For details, visit http://www.gaytoncrossing.com.
Oct. 29 – The Great Pumpkin Palooza at The Shoppes at Innsbrook & Wilton Square will be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., featuring a petting zoo, costume contests, trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving, crafters and vendors, Thriller and Monster Mash Dance instruction by Rigby's Jig and more. For details, visit http://www.innsbrook.com.
Oct. 29 – Gayton Road Christian Church, 12050 Ridgefield Pkwy., will hold its annual FallFest from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., featuring a yard sale, crafters, Brunswick Stew, a bake sale, kids' games and a bouncy castle, face painting and more. For details, call 360-4464.
Oct. 29 – The Short Pump and Central locations of the Children's Museum of Richmond will host a Spooky Party from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring Halloween-themed activities, games and art projects. The event is free with museum admission. For details, call 474-7000.
Oct. 30 - Mount Vernon Baptist Church, 11220 Nuckols Rd., will hold its Harvest Festival from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. There will be food, games, a cake walk, vendors, trunk or treat and more. Attendees are asked to bring non-perishable food items and basic home necessities to donate to the Food Pantry. For details, call 270-6600 x118 or visit http://www.mvbcnow.org/harvestfestival .
Oct. 31 – East End Assembly of God, 3294 Britton Rd., will hold its Harvest Festival from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., featuring inflatables, candy, hot dogs, a dunk tank, cake walk, hay rides and more. For details, call 795-9266.
Oct. 31 – Calvary United Methodist Church, 1637 Williamsburg Rd., will hold its Trunk or Treat event from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. For details, call 222-2891.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
Held at The Crossings Golf Club, the tournament will benefit placement of children from Virginia's foster care system into permanent families through Coordinators2. > Read more.
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Event will help kick of Marine Corps' 'Toys for Tots' campaign
All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
CCC seeks donations for food pantry
Citizen Staff Reports 11/12/2014
Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
"As we head into the holidays and the weather turns colder, the need for food becomes even more critical, but unfortunately our cupboards are nearly bare," said Jay Brown, the agency's director for the division of housing services. "Donations of food will allow us help provide." > Read more.
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'Sizing Up!' opens at Cultural Arts Center
The Cultural Arts Center unveils a new exhibit – "Sizing Up!" – Nov. 20-Jan. 18 in the Gumenick Family Gallery.
Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
The exhibit is appropriate for all ages and is free and open to the public at the center, located at 2880 Mountain Road in Glen Allen. > Read more.
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Animated 'Book of Life' overcomes average storyline with extraordinary presentation, details
"Beauty is only skin deep" applies all too well to The Book of Life. An animated feature from first-time director Jorge R. Gutierrez, The Book of Life spins a classic love triangle – two childhood friends, Manolo (Diego Luna) and Joaquin (Channing Tatum) both in love with Maria (Zoe Saldana).
Maria, in all honesty, is a little more interested in Manolo's musical charms, but her father wants her to marry the boastful and militaristic Joaquin. And when two gods, La Muerte and Xibalba (Kate de Castillo and Ron Perlman, respectively), turn this little love triangle into a wager (as gods often do), Manolo's quest for true love will take him through life, death, immortality and the underworlds of Mexican folklore.
Now, back to the "beauty" part – because as far as the visuals go, The Book of Life is the most extraordinary animated film to hit theaters this year. > Read more.
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Robin Ford tends to hands and feet at Expression Salon alongside a staff of other nail technicians and hairstylists. While she works, staff members dole out a wealth of beauty treatments—from haircuts and color services to facials, waxing, spray tans, and gel manicures. Stylists use products by Thermafuse, L'Oréal Professionnel, and Kenra. The salon's coral-colored walls and punchy green accents surround visitors, along with free WiFi and our collective unconscious.
If the atmosphere inside The Cat's Meow strikes first-time visitors as particularly familial, the reason may be that the salon's proprietors share more than aesthetic expertise—all three of them are sisters. For more than 20 years, Melissa Raynak, Pixie Melton, and Meghan Mowbray—along with their team of aestheticians and nail technicians—have pampered skin and nails with treatments that range from basic facials and express pedicures to all-inclusive spa-day packages. In each of their skin-therapy treatments, the spa's aestheticians employ professional products that eschew mineral oil, lanolin, and allergens such as gluten to ensure that skin responds positively. Armed with bottles of OPI polish and paraffin wax, they turn their attention to fingers and toes to soften calluses and fluff nail beds.
The lustrous pearl that shines at the center of Perle Holistic Skincare's logo signifies more than an obvious homophone—a rare symbol of perfection in nature, the gleaming object hints at the spa's reliance on organic, natural products to cultivate flawless skin tones. The spa's aesthetician shares a holistic philosophy that acknowledges the importance of the mind and spirit in effective body treatments, which explains why they eschew artificial products for plant- and flower-based cleansers, toners, and moisturizers from Dr. Hauschka. Specifically formulated to support life-giving cycles and strengthen the face's rhythmic systems, these blends seep into pores to promote a glowing complexion and clear skin of oil after a museum visit spent head-butting portraits of smug Victorian ministers.
Innerhealth's staff of physicians and licensed acupuncturists treats medical and psychological conditions while stressing the beneficial effects of holistic treatments and organic products. Guiding the practice is Dr. Angela Pfaffenberger, a PhD in psychology who has 20 years of experience in the Oriental medicine field. Also a teacher at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, she has twice presented her research at the American Psychological Association's annual convention and regularly has her academic work published in peer-reviewed journals and coloring books. Dr. Pfaffenberger and staff help clients feel better through microcurrent facial rejuvenation, acupuncture, psychotherapy, and weight-loss management based around each individual's unique needs.
Slab Handcrafted Soap Company's dedicated soapsmiths blend and cut soaps by hand. With extreme care and consciousness of the suds-making process, these artisans forge blocks from a blend of palm, coconut, and olive oils, and exotic butters—ingredients that cohere into smooth, rich bars. These slabs not only clean skin, but also moisturize it—unlike commercial soaps, which are made with a milling process that extracts the natural moisturizing glycerin, they contain a high glycerin content. The all-natural soaps can last one person 4–5 weeks through regular use and only slight nibblings.
Lips, eyes, eyebrows, and skin—those are the living canvases on which Lisa Wilson practices her aesthetic arts. As a permanent makeup artist, Lisa draws on more than 25 years in the beauty industry to transform such features with permanent makeup, facials, and waxing. In addition to wielding cosmetics and wax, she clips manes into trendy cuts or classic styles that are innocuous enough for time traveling. Whether she's tinting lashes or shading lips to rosy hues, she approaches each appointment with a positivity and sensitivity that helps her clients leave looking and feeling their best.