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WHAT'S IT DO? When UA introduced The Original Boxerjock® boxer briefs, all other men's underwear was soon rendered obsolete. This underwear is built from UA's smooth, sleek HeatGear® fabric for the best performance. The signature Moisture Transport System keeps you cool, the 4-way stretch keeps you moving, and the anti-odor technology keeps you fresh. Forget your old boxer briefs that bunch up, wear out, or lose shape. The Original Boxerjock® 6in underwear stretches, recovers, and fits exactly how you want it to.
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I get very tired of the chaffing that comes from long sessions of physical activity. These were the most comfortable pair of underwear I have ever worn. I recently wore them during a marathon hike up Mt. Whitney (16 hours+ of hiking) & never once felt uncomfortable AND didn't develop a rash (as I have done with other types of underwear).
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Under Armour does it again with a great product these shorts are great comfortable I love the design on the short. there awesome short so if your a fan of under armour get them and wear them.
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Demolition Begins On Blighted Buildings In Business District; Former Kroger Purchased With Focus 52 Funding For Redevelopment
College Hill's business district got a double-boost Friday, with the demolition of several blighted properties and a major announcement about the neighborhood's main gateway.
Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls and City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. joined members of the City's Economic Development Division, College Hill Town Forum, College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation and College Hill Business Association to start demolishing six vacant, blighted properties along Hamilton Avenue.
The mid-block buildings have been an unproductive eyesore in a business district that neighbors have worked tirelessly to improve over the past decade.
"Tearing down these buildings creates new opportunities for redevelopment so we can keep the momentum going in College Hill," said Mike Cappel, president of College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation.
Demolition and remediation work will continue in the coming months, with the property being marketed for redevelopment in 2014. The City invested $1.5 million to acquire and demolish the six contiguous properties, and anticipates an eventual multi-million dollar investment at the site.
Also on Friday, Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls announced that the City has completed acquisition of the former Kroger site at Hamilton Avenue and North Bend Road. The site was purchased thanks to the City's commitment of $700,000 Focus 52 funding.
Together with the former Shuller's Wigwam site and the former Eastern Star nursing home, there's now an 8-acre redevelopment opportunity at College Hill's main intersection.
Development of the parcels will be guided by College Hill's new Form-Based Code, which focuses on the form of the development, rather than on its use as is done with traditional zoning.
"The College Hill community participated through numerous hours of presentations, meetings, discussion and collaboration so they could choose for themselves what kind of development they wanted to see here," said Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls. "Form-Based Codes give neighbors a voice so they can dream big and expect better."
"Investing in our neighborhoods is critical to the growth and repopulation of Cincinnati," said City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr. "College Hill is primed for new development, especially now that they are enacting a form-based code that will create the kind of pedestrian-friendly environment that's so sought after."
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Breakfast in bed and store-bought carnations are nice. But if youre looking for something thatll last a little longer this year, direct your family to these sweet (and inexpensive!) Mother's Day gifts. You can find great ideas to spoil your mom, too.
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A classic scent is the perfect pick-me-up. We like the Philosophy Amazing Grace Mother's Day Fragrance Layering Collection ($47.50, philosophy.com), which includes a spray fragrance, scented body butter, and a summery shade of nail polish.


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Rochester's long, cold, snowy winters are certainly easier to take if you have a hobby that takes you outdoors. A local college professor is making the most of the recent winter storm.
"Winter's kind of isolating. The color of it. The temperatures associated with it."
Michael Peres is no meteorologist.
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Using lights, filters, a microscope, and a camera, Peres documents nature's beauty.
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No two snowflakes are alike.
Using velvet on a tray, Peres captures them.
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Does Sopranos Creator David Chase Ever Smile?
We missed Michael Douglas by a day. Oh well, there was enough going on with the usual suspects in the Michael's dining room that we barely had time to eat. After making the rounds to check in with the regulars, I saw that Sopranos creator David Chase had slipped in practically unnoticed. What really caught my eye was the downright miserable expression on Chase's face. Does this guy ever smile? Apparently not. One insider told me, "Chase is a guy that has a pretty dark view of life. How else could he have come up with Tony Soprano?" We've heard of method acting, but method living? Whatever works, I guess.
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Hankison International (Ocala, FL), an SKF brand, announces the release of their new HES Energy Saving Refrigerated Compressed Air Dryers, ideal for flows from 90 to 675 scfm (153 nm3/h to1147 nm3/h). The HES series delivers precision-engineered heat exchangers, ISO Quality Class integrated filtration, and rugged refrigerant compressors.
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The new PS-C DIN rail power supplies from Altech (Flemington, NJ) has been engineered to deliver high power (up to 20 amps) in a compact package, up to 50 percent smaller compared with conventional versions, according to the company. These single-output units can provide an upfront power surge by boosting 50 percent more power in the first three seconds, followed by 100 percent of continuously rated power in service.
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The Sanitary Low Profile Container/Bulk Bag Densifier from Material Transfer and Storage, Inc. (Allegan, MI) is designed to automatically fill containers or bulk bags by weight and settle the contents. The stainless steel construction and continuous TIG welds allow for quick, thorough wash-down cleaning.
Rugged Panel PCsSeptember 29, 2009 10:00 am | Product Releases | Comments
Comark Corporation (Medfield, MA) line of PanelMagic PCs are useful in a wide variety of industrial machinery applications, including packaging, food processing, and material handling, due to their rugged stainles steel construction. Additional features include: Display sizes ranging from 12" to 20".
Peterbilt Shuts Down Idle Nashville PlantSeptember 29, 2009 5:18 am | News | Comments
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Peterbilt Corp. is permanently closing its truck plant in Nashville. The Tennessean quoted plant manager Larry Vessels who said the decision means the loss of about 390 jobs at the idled plant. Peterbilt manufactures over-the-road commercial trucks and said it will consolidate work at its plant in Denton, Texas.
Kraft Sparks Anti-Government Protests In ArgentinaSeptember 29, 2009 4:45 am | by Vanessa Hand Orellana, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -- An effort by Kraft Foods Inc. to end a labor dispute at its Argentina factory has ignited a larger dispute between leftist groups and the government, as several thousand people marched to the presidential palace late Monday in solidarity with fired workers. Kraft spokesman Pedro Lopez Matheu said the plant in suburban Buenos Aires reopened Monday after police enforcing a court order evicted fired employees who had occupied the factory 40 days ago.
China Agrees To GM Takeover of DelphiSeptember 29, 2009 4:39 am | News | Comments
SHANGHAI (AP) — China's Commerce Ministry has given a conditional green light for General Motors Co.'s plan to acquire portions of auto parts maker Delphi Corp. Among other things, the ministry banned GM and Delphi from exchanging trade secrets about Delphi's other customers. Delphi is required to ensure it supplies parts to other automakers in a timely, reasonably priced and fair way, the ministry said in a statement issued Monday.
Reuse It Or Lose ItSeptember 29, 2009 4:31 am | by David Madden, Owner, ContainerExchanger.com | Articles | Comments
Buying used reusable packaging yields immediate cost savings and long term benefits. Looking for new ways to add to your bottom line? Perhaps you should take a look at replacing expendable packaging with reusable/returnable options. Buying reusable packaging, specifically quality used reusable packaging, can generate cost savings.
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Last week I had the pleasure to join some of my PD&D comrades at the Design & Manufacturing show in Rosemont, IL. I had the chance to see what's new in the industry, scout out potential column ideas for PD&D , and work on my pitching skills to help promote our publication. I learned a lot about the industry and the ins and outs of the business, but I was quite disappointed on how the experience ended.
WA Governor Courts Boeing In Interstate CompetitionSeptember 29, 2009 4:17 am | by Curt Woodward, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington's governor is stepping up public efforts to court the Boeing Co., part of a high-stakes interstate competition for the second assembly line of the company's long-delayed 787 jetliner. In a report released Monday, Gov. Chris Gregoire detailed what she called the business case for building a second 787 line in Washington state.
Harley's MV Agusta Unveils New ModelsSeptember 28, 2009 12:14 pm | by Dan Strumpf, AP Auto Writer | News | Comments
NEW YORK (AP) — Italian motorcycle maker MV Agusta Group unveiled its first new models in 10 years on Monday, saying its purchase by motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson Inc. last year is beginning to pay off. The two new bikes — new versions of its Brutale sport bikes — are geared toward younger, affluent riders interested in MV Agusta's sporty performance rides.
Wife Wants To Unseal Evidence In Cintas Dryer DeathSeptember 28, 2009 12:07 pm | by Justin Juozapavicius, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — The widow of a Cintas Corp. worker who fell into an industrial dryer and died in 2007 wants a federal judge to unseal for public viewing more than 90 percent of the evidence in her lawsuit against the nation's largest uniform supplier. Amalia Diaz Torres claims in a motion filed last week that the Cincinnati-based company is abusing the court's protective order by marking much of the case evidence as "confidential," forcing key documents and depositions to be blacked out.
Moog Acquires GE Aviation Asset For $90mSeptember 28, 2009 12:01 pm | News | Comments
EAST AURORA, N.Y. (AP) — Aircraft systems maker Moog Inc. said Monday it completed its acquisition of a GE Aviation Systems flight control product line for $90 million. The deal was made in cash, with funds from the company's revolving credit facility, Moog said in a release. The GE business, based in Wolverhampton, England, designs and makes flight control actuation for commercial and military programs, including for the Boeing 777 and the Airbus A330.
21st Century 'Land' Rush: Alternate Energy Across The WestSeptember 28, 2009 9:39 am | by Paul Foy, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Want some solar energy with your geothermal? In Utah, state officials are fielding various combinations of energy proposals, a list that includes solar and geothermal installations and an energy storage project that would turn salt caverns into a kind of giant battery.
Chinese Drywall Makers Likely To Ignore SuitsSeptember 28, 2009 9:33 am | by Cain Burdeau, Associated Press Writer | News | Comments
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Lawyers representing homeowners and homebuilders who used drywall suspected of causing corrosion and possible health risks say they expect Chinese companies that made the wallboard to ignore hundreds of lawsuits filed against them in U.S. courts. So, who's going to be on the hook for any damages courts might award? That's the pivotal question for lawyers as they pursue about 300 lawsuits in U.
Skim Off The TopSeptember 28, 2009 6:34 am | Product Releases | Comments
Zebra Skimmers Corp. (Cleveland, OH) has expanded it s Muscle Coalescer line to include a new model for servicing air compressor condensate. Because many industries are required to treat their compressor condensate before its release into the water table, the new model can help in the separation and remove of contaminate oils.
It's Alright To ConformSeptember 28, 2009 6:33 am | Product Releases | Comments
The Bondhus Corporation (Monticello, MN) introduces a revolutionary new screwdriver line featuring a handle that conforms to the tool user's hand, which helps eliminate pressure points. In addition, less force is required to grip the handle, allowing more of the effort to be focused on extracting the screw.
'Doctor' Your Flexographic PrintingSeptember 28, 2009 6:33 am | Product Releases | Comments
Kadant Web Systems Inc. (Auburn, MA) has expanded its current doctor blade product line to include the ProEdge system for flexographic printing and offset coating applications. The blades are available in seven wear-resistant materials and feature application-specific bevels and profiles for precise cleaning and metering performance.
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un-du (St. Louis Park, MN) introduces its eponymous un-du line of adhesive removers, allowing workers to remove self-sticking and pressure-sensitive tapes, labels, and adhesives quickly. Even duct tape can be removed without leaving behind reside, grease, or a sticky mess.
Kraft Considers Hostile Bid For CadburySeptember 28, 2009 4:52 am | News | Comments
LONDON (AP) -- Kraft Foods Inc. is poised to launch a hostile bid for British candy maker Cadbury PLC, The Observer said Sunday, citing unnamed sources. Kraft earlier this month made a $16.7 billion stock-and-cash proposal that was rebuffed by the U.K. confectionary company. Cadbury has repeatedly said it is not interested in a takeover but the U.


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WASHINGTON - It's the ultimate proposal for any Redskins fan.
A Maryland man thought incorporating the team into the big question for his longtime girlfriend would be perfect.
Turns out, it was.
After planning the proposal for months, Travis Funkhouser of Montgomery County told Laura Begosh's parents what he wanted to do, but he was worried they'd spill the beans before he got the chance. His idea: Get the words "Marry Me" printed on the back of a No. 1 jersey and present it to Begosh.
On New Year's Day, Begosh opened the jersey and quickly realized what was going on as Funkhouser knelt before her holding a ring.
"I wanted to do something to combine my extreme love of the Redskins," Funkhouser told ABC 7.
"This is the best season I can remember in a long, long time. We're in the playoffs; we beat Dallas. What more can you ask for...except for a gorgeous ring...gorgeous girlfriend...," Funkhouser said.
The two avid Skins fans planned to get married within a year.
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A few weeks ago, the awesome Jessica from How Sweet It Is posted an incredible recipe for Crockpot Coconut Hot Chocolate and I literally (think Chris from Parks and Rec) have not been able to stop thinking about it.
First of all, anything in the slow-cooker is gold in my book, but hot chocolate? Holy, genius. A quick Google search showed that apparently I am super late coming to the 'hot chocolate in a slow cooker' party, but then again, I tend to be that way with everything. What can ya do?
And guys, I just loooovvve hot chocolate. Like love it, love it and will find any excuse to buy it/make it/drink it.
When I was little, my family would go to this pancake restaurant in town and I would always order hot chocolate to drink. The main reason being it came topped with an obscene amount of whipped cream and a giant handful of mini chocolate chips. A few minutes after it's arrival at the table, the magic would start to happen. The whipped cream would melt, dropping all of the chocolate chips into the hot chocolate and creating a melty-fudgey floor on the bottom of the cup. Crazy good. At least to a 7 year old. Or a 30 year old, apparently.
I wanted needed to try my hand at hot chocolate in the slow cooker. This couldn't be something that I lived without for even one more day.
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Bonus: We had some leftover so I jarred it up in one of my trusty mason jars and popped it in the fridge. The next day I reheated it in a small saucepan over a super gentle heat and it turned out perfectly. Try it after you make some. That is, if you have any leftover.
Slow Cooker Peppermint Hot Chocolate RecipeDecember 5th, 2012
Yield: 8 cups (can be doubled)
Ingredients:1 can sweetened condensed milk (I used fat free)1 cup of half and half4 cups of milk (I used whole)3/4 cup of Andes Peppermint Baking Chips1 cup of good quality semi-sweet chocolate chips3 Tablespoons of unsweetened cocoa powder (I used Hershey's)2 Tablespoons of powdered sugarFor Serving: whipped cream, peppermint marshmallows, mini chocolate chips
Combine all ingredients in a medium sized (I used my 4 quart) slow cooker and stir.
Cover and cook on low for 4 hours, whisking once half way through cooking time.
Serve hot and garnish with whipped cream, peppermint marshmallows and mini chocolate chips.
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Real Wealth
Real wealth has intrinsic value: land, labor, food, and knowledge are all examples. The most valuable of all forms of wealth are those that are beyond price: love; a healthy, happy child; a job that provides a sense of self-worth and contribution; membership in a strong, caring community; a healthy, vibrant natural environment; peace. None of these has any place on corporate balance sheets or in our calculations of gross domestic product. Consequently, many of our ruling economic institutions have become highly efficient in converting real living wealth into phantom financial wealth.
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From the standpoint of society, money is properly treated as a means, not an end. Rather than directing money to financial speculators and scam artists devoted to creating phantom wealth for personal gain, we must create new official money systems designed to effectively link underutilized resources to unmet needs to improve the health of our children, families, communities, and the natural environment. Such systems will necessarily be highly decentralized and publicly accountable to local people and communities.
Unfortunately, most students who graduate from our institutions of higher learning—even with degrees in economics—have no idea how the money system operates and no intellectual tools to address such questions.
Educating for a Sustainable World
Although I'm sometimes called an economist, I view the economy through the lens of an organizational systems designer. As a Harvard Business School professor in the early 1970s, I taught the art of structuring human relationships in corporations to maximize profit. Partly, it involved getting the incentives right; it was also about culture, authority, communication flows, and a host of other influences subject to management intervention.
The same intellectual tools can be used to design the institutional structures of whole societies either to consolidate the power of ruling elites or to share power and facilitate creative, democratic self-organization directed to enhancing community well-being.
Understanding the nature and implication of such choices is essential to anyone who is going to provide effective leadership in creating the institutions of the future. Yet I am not aware of any place within our universities where the necessary skills are taught, except in business schools that teach their application for purposes contrary to the purposes our new institutions must be designed to serve.
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This suggests something of the magnitude of the implications for our educational institutions. For the most part, our existing educational programs and institutions are preparing their graduates for jobs in institutions destined to fail or be replaced. Not only must future graduates be prepared to serve institutions, for which we now have few models, that support ecological balance, shared prosperity, and living democracy, they must be prepared to create such institutions. It isn't just about young people. The entire society must be retooled and reskilled—immediately.
Few of our existing educational institutions, including our institutions of higher learning, are prepared for what they are now called upon to do. They are organized around narrowly defined academic disciplines, some of which bear major responsibility for promoting the cultural beliefs and institutional arrangements that got us into our current mess.
The academic programs of the future must produce citizens who think and act in terms of systems, not disciplines—and most particularly, citizens who think and act in terms of the needs, potentials, and dynamics of living systems.
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Such a dramatic transformation of an institutional system so powerful and so deeply entrenched as the complex of economic power that is driving the neoliberal agenda would be unimaginable, except for the fact that millions of people are already engaged in making it happen. YES! Magazine, for which I serve as board chair, is devoted to telling the stories of these initiatives. The more intentional we are about the desired outcome and the change strategy by which we pursue it, the greater our prospect for success.
The emerging change strategy features three elements:
- Change the defining stories of the mainstream culture. It is a simple, but rarely noted truth. Every transformational social movement begins with a conversation that challenges a prevailing cultural story with a new story of unrealized possibility and ultimately displaces the old story. The civil rights movement changed the story on race. The environmental movement changed the story about the human relationship to nature. The women's movement changed the story on gender. Our current task is to change the prevailing stories about the nature of wealth, the purpose of the economy, and our human nature. Examination of our old and new versions of these stories should have a prominent place in the curriculum.
- Create a new economic reality from the bottom up, as millions of people the world over are doing in their efforts to rebuild local economies and communities. They are supporting locally owned human-scale businesses and family farms, developing local financial institutions, reclaiming farm and forest lands, changing land-use policies to concentrate population in compact communities that reduce automobile dependence, retrofitting their buildings for energy conservation, and otherwise working toward local self-reliance in food, energy, and other basic essentials. This is the work, for example, of the Transition Towns Movement. In the United States, I serve on the board of the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), which is building a national support system for such efforts. People involved in these efforts are learning to create the institutions of the New Economy by doing it. Our universities should develop the capability to facilitate this process through the creation of community-based social learning centers.
- Change the rules: Current law and public policy largely favor the self-serving and deeply destructive corporate-led global economy. That works well for the interests of big money. People and the planet are better served by rules and policies that support local control and protect community interests. University programs in public policy can and should develop public policy programs that address this need.
Here are some other specific implications for our universities:
- Take down the walls that separate the university from the community. Engage university faculty and students in the social learning processes by which locally rooted human communities are learning to align themselves with the structures and processes of their local ecosystems. Place less focus on degree programs and more focus on continuing, lifelong learning.
- Break down the disciplinary barriers and reorganize as interdisciplinary teams engaged in the study and design of critical institutional systems.
- Teach history as an examination of large forces that have shaped history, in search of insights into how large-scale social change happens.
- Replace existing economics departments with departments of ecology. Include ecological economists in these departments, but put the focus on the ecology. Invite the conventional economists who currently staff most university economics programs to retire, retrain as ecological economists, or be assigned to teach economics as one of a number of courses on the intellectual history of the 20th century and where it went wrong.
- Feature courses on human developmental psychology that explore how the pathways to a fully mature human consciousness are shaped by differing cultural and institutional experiences.
- Replace the metaphor of the machine with the metaphor of the living organism as the defining intellectual frame. Staff biology departments with new biologists who strive to understand life on its own terms rather than through the dead-world lens of Newtonian physics.
We humans are engaged in a monumental work of reinventing our societies and ourselves. It is the most exciting intellectual challenge and creative opportunity in the whole of the human experience. We have the power to turn this world around for the sake of ourselves and children for generations to come. It requires rethinking and reorganizing our institutions of higher learning in the most fundamental ways. We are the ones we have been waiting for. Thank you.
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- Dating Saharan dust deposits on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) by luminescence dating techniques and their implication for palaeoclimate reconstruction of NW Africa. (2008)
- Lava flow dammed valleys (Vegas) on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) represent unique sediment traps, filled with autochthonous volcanic material and allochthonous Saharan dust. These sediments and the intercalated palaeosoil sediments document past environmental change of the last glacial-interglacial cycles, both on Lanzarote and in NW Africa. A reliable chronology must be established to use these sediment archives for palaeoclimate reconstructions. Owing to the lack of organic material and the limiting time range of the 14Cdating method, luminescence dating is the most promising method for these sediments. However, the fluvio-eolian character of these sediments is a major problem for luminescence dating, because these sediments are prone to insufficient resetting of the parent luminescence signal (bleaching) prior to sedimentation. To check for the best age estimates, we compare the bleaching behavior of (1) different grain sizes (coarse- versus fine-grain quartz OSL) and (2) different minerals (fine-grain feldspar IRSL versus fine-grain quartz OSL). The results show that owing to its bleaching characteristics, quartz is the preferable mineral for luminescence dating. On the basis of the fine- and coarse-grain quartz OSL age estimates, a chronostratigraphy up to 100 ka could be established. Beyond this age limit for OSL quartz, the chronostratigraphy could be extended up to 180 ka by correlating the vega sediments with dated marine sediment archives.
- Geoarchaeological and chronometrical evidence of early human occupation on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) (2003)
- Two desert loess–paleosol sequences in sediment traps were investigated using (pedo-) stratigraphy, sedimentology, soil mineralogy and IRSL dating. So far we cannot recognise significant IRSL age-underestimates from the polymineral fine-grain fraction of our samples. We establish a first palaeoclimatic sequence spanning the past ca 200 ka which can be compared to data from other Canary Islands and surrounding areas, including terrestrial and deep sea records. More humid phases on Lanzarote are apparently triggered by Milankovich forcing, but the climate remained semi-arid to arid all over the past 200 ka. The onset of human occupation of the island during a slightly moister period is bracketed between 5 and 10 ka, based on the occurrence of archaeosediments containing bones of ovicaprid. This is the first proof of much earlier occupation than witnessed so far from archaeological records. The early subsidiary economy had a strong impact on soil stability and landscape shaping of the island.
- Investigations of the geomorphologic and pedologic system of sedimentary vega deposits from Lanzarote (Canary Islands) supported by luminescence dating – important steps towards their palaeoclimatic interpretation (2007)
- On Lanzarote (Canary Islands/Spain), sequences similar to loess-palaeosol-sequences from other regions developed in dammed volcanic valleys during the Middle and Late Pleistocene. Based on former investigations, we assumed that these sequences could serve as palaeoclimate archives for the NW-African region, an area characterised by a lack of investigations from continuous terrestrial palaeoclimate archives. The material deposited in the valleys consists of Saharan dust as well as of local volcanic material. Due to their location in valley positions and adjacent strongly eroded slopes it is obvious that these sequences do not represent classic loess-palaeosol-archives. Instead, they must consist of a mixture of in situ aeolian fallout as well as of sediments derived from colluvial input from the slopes. Consequently, prior to a correct palaeoclimatic interpretation the geomorphologic character of the archives and the properties of their sediments must be analysed. Thus, in this study we intensively investigate the geomorphologic and pedologic system, combining geomorphologic mapping and quantitative GIS-calculations with sedimentological-pedological methods (grain size, XRD, rock magnetic und pedologic analyses as well as investigation of micromorphologic properties). Furthermore, we built up a chronostratigraphy using different luminescence-methods (quartz coarse- and fine grain-OSL, polymineral fine grain-IRSL). Fundamental investigations on the bleaching-behaviour of recent Saharan dust and colluvial sediments on Lanzarote demonstrate, that in spite of partial insufficient bleaching of the luminescence signal a dating of the valley-bottom sediments is possible. These datings were supported by a correlation of local kaolinite-contents with iron and kaolinite contents from nearby marine cores as well as a stratigraphic correlation between different profiles. Thus, we could establish a chronostratigraphy for the last 180 ka. We demonstrate that outcropped sediments were deposited almost continuously from the Middle Pleistocen until the Holocene, wheras the uppermost sections of the profiles consist of anthropogenic colluvia which can not be interpreted in a palaeoclimatic way. The alternation of reddish-clayey and yellowish-silty layers tracks changes of soil humidity on Lanzarote rather than variations of the composition of Saharan dust. Due to the colluvial dynamics of the valleys, reddish-silty layers in the valley bottoms are no palaeosoils sensu strictu but mainly consist of colluvial soil sediments originating from pedogenesis on the slopes. These soils as well as unweathered material were eroded and deposited with high frequency and low amplitude. Thus, their sedimentation age in the valley bottoms is close to the primary time of aeolian deposition on the slopes and the formation of pedogenetic properties. These findings allow a palaeoclimatic interpretation of the sediment sequences. We could demonstrate that glacials and stadials were characterised by higher soil moisture than interglacials and interstadials. When comparing our results with other palaeoclimatic studies from a broader region, we can show that the causes for periods of enhanced humidity were westerly cyclones using a more southern way than at recent, as well as lowered sea and air temperatures in the area of the Canary Islands. During some periods, soil humidity was possibly occasionally amplified by a northward advance of the African summer monsoon up to the latitude of Lanzarote. Although we are not able to directly derive palaeoprecipitation values from soil moisture, we can show that maximal precipitation values must have been in the the range of ca. 560 mm/a. Our results demonstrate that during most of the investigated period of the Late Quaternary the climate of Lanzarote was influenced by northern high latitude processes. Furthermore, during most of the investigated period the recent aridity of the island was somewhat mitigated.
- Response to the "Comment on 'Geoarchaeological and chronometrical evidence …' " by J.C. Carracedo et al. (2004)
- This paper is a reply to the comments made by Carracedo et al. (Quaternary Science Reviews 23, 2045-2049) to the original paper by Zöller, L., Suchodoletz, H.von & N. Küster (2003): Geoarchaeological and chronometrical evidence of early human occupation on Lanzarote (Canary Islands), Quaternary Science Reviews 22, 1299-1307. The reply copes with comments concerning chronometrical dating, the origin of investigated material and geomorphologic and geoarchaeologic problems.


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Mercyhurst forensics helps solve 47-year-old cold case
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MNE nursing students get boost
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Welcome Message from President
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Civil War vintage photo exhibit opens
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Eleven faculty members promoted
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Tribune-Review-Michael Federici
Michelle Ahrens honored for service
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Illegal dumping could come back to bite
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Eight seniors earn Army commissions
Mercyhurst names top graduate students
National Catholic Reporter-Joan Chittister
2014 Carpe Diem Award recipient announced
Class of 2014 sets record with Senior Class Gift
Mercyhurst intel students brief NGA on role of ethnicity in Syrian strife
Mercyhurst's new forensics certificate highlighted among 10 in country
Dr. Leanne Roberts recognized for teaching excellence
North East announces new programs
Interior design seniors put thesis projects on display
Mercyhurst celebrates 947 graduates
Poetry draws crowd at North East
North East inducts 50 to leadership society
Mercyhurst to graduate inaugural class from Booker T. Washington Campus
C-SPAN's Steve Scully to give commencement address at North East
Civil War is subject of MNE lecture
Two Mercyhurst students show projects at Erie Collegiate Innovation Showcase
Mercyhurst recognized by EPA as leading Green Power User in PSAC
MNE dean's podcast offers advice for student affairs professionals
'Hurst names 'bone lab' after Ted Rathbun
MNE drive nets 425 pounds of food
New Mercyhurst archive, lecture series honors Sister Joan Chittister, OSB
CDC expert talks 'public health threats'
Mercyhurst to offer summer dance programs at Erie, North East
Mercyhurst dedicates new intel school named after Gov. Tom Ridge
Mercyhurst junior earns high marks at criminal justice educators conference
MNE readies 'Take Back the Night'
New Civic Institute grant project aims to strengthen Erie County neighborhoods
MCAP Poll: Erie voters oppose Corbett; have no clear choice for Dem opponent
'Hurst student chefs sharpen skills for 'Chopped,' 'Iron Chef' face-offs
Mercyhurst Dancers making waves
Students stage 'The Laramie Project'
Russian ballet to perform 'Swan Lake' classic at Mercyhurst on April 15
Mercyhurst seniors exhibit thesis works
Examining ugly side of beauty industry
Mercyhurst celebrates pioneering program during Autism Awareness Month
Mercyhurst Summer Experiences geared toward area high school students
Comcast Sportsnet- David Lough
Mercyhurst scientist chosen to study early hominin fossils in Africa
Mercyhurst Lit Fest enters 12th year
Mercyhurst students take timeout from technology, live life unplugged
Mercyhurst business school earns reaccreditation by IACBE
Volunteers needed for Mercyhurst's 2014 Adopt-A-Beach team at Presque Isle
Project explores how history shaped perceptions of the Jewish people
Mercyhurst education majors infuse 'Literacy Alive' in Carpe Diem Academy
Political science professor speaks as scholar, native daughter of Ukraine
Mercyhurst 'Empty Bowls' event is stark reminder of hunger and poverty
Mercyhurst announces inaugural intel cohort to study at Cambridge
Ahn Trio shakes up chamber music scene
Mercyhurst history professor selected for prestigious CIC seminar
PSI takes lead in streamlining employment exams for police candidates
MNE women's basketball off to nationals
Intel students learn how to combat weapons spread at ORNL workshop
AT grads surpass national exam pass rate
Mercyhurst North East slates Major Days
Mercyhurst forensic anthropology team recovers remains from gas well fire
Mercyhurst awards full scholarship to ethics symposium recipient
Hot young musical theatre team performs in free concert at Mercyhurst
Student script writer wins contest
Students Choose Service for Spring Break
MNE announces two new partnerships
Students choose service for spring break
Students to perform comic opera
Mercyhurst to honor Sister Simone Campbell with Romero Award
MIAC brings Grammy-winning jazz collective Snarky Puppy to Erie March 20
Mercyhurst to present full scholarship as part of Rotary Ethics Symposium
Gold medalist Meghan Agosta-Marciano '11 to return to Mercyhurst
New MCAP poll shows Pennsylvanians split on legalization of marijuana
Mercyhurst Intelligence Studies honored by Boeing for performance excellence
Interior design students to create new spaces for local nonprofit clients
Mercyhurst unveils spring dining series
Students score high in mainframe contest
WikiLeaks film screens at Mercyhurst
Tribune Review-Intelligence Studies
New study looks at biomarkers in assessing pitch count's bearing on injury
AIM proves 'transformative' for Mercyhurst student with Erie roots
MIAC hosts Irish Rovers farewell tour
Hospitality students get inside track
PRSSA students host Frozen Putt-A-Thon
Dancers embrace 'Happiness Beyond Words'
MNE celebrates Black History Month
Mercyhurst choreographs Kickstarter campaign for dancers' trip to Jerusalem
Exhibit unmasks changing roles of women
Patriot News-Michael Federici-Political Science
Laura Zirkle appointed VP, Student Life
Carpe Diem Academy adds arts integration program
'Hurst leads PSAC in academic success
Mercyhurst graduate student shares 'Conversation with Free Syrian Army'
Mercyhurst brings Stanley Cup to Erie
Seasoned educational leader Gary Brown to head Mercyhurst North East
Mercyhurst students ready for upcoming Winter Special Olympics at Peek 'n Peak
Erie's university presidents collaborate on 'The Path Forward'
Students use J-Term to deliver service
Mercyhurst slates MLK Day events
Tabla for Two: Marching to the beat of a different drummer
Student artist wins top honors with drawing of rapper Kid Cudi
Get rowdy with Compagnie Käfig
Two ROTC cadets earn special honors
Scip Insight-Intelligence Studies
Intel students open door for more research opportunities in Ireland
Hurst to host NCAA wrestling contests
Mercyhurst Vero dig commences today
Mercyhurst Dance announces BFA degree
MNE expands scholarships for working healthcare professionals
Mercyhurst, Cambridge universities announce collaboration
Mercyhurst veterans, men's hockey slate annual Teddy Bear Toss
MCAP releases inaugural Ohio poll
Faculty scores high with J-Term
'Wellsville' highlights music therapy
Mercyhurst intel students use analysis skils to combat human trafficking
Defense Dept. invites Mercyhurst to 'play'
Former Secret Service director visits
Students take history to the streets
Mercyhurst guarantees hands-on learning
Miller family gift, Hilton donation takes hospitality program to new heights
Mercyhurst hosts 'Getting into Graduate School' info session
Mercyhurst announces new Institute for Applied Behavioral Studies
Fall dining series begins Nov. 7
Author James Douglass to mark 50th anniversary of JFK assassination
North East welcomes St. Gregory pupils for Halloween treat decorating event
Cafe Diem grand opening Sept. 23; graduate student named as GM
Women's hockey earns three CHA Student-Athletes Of The Year
Vail honored for excellence in sports information
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Forensics students experience 'real deal'
'Hurst finishes 30th in Director's Cup standings
Lacrosse falls in NCAA final game
Lacrosse heads to NCAA championship
Lough called up to big leagues
Baseball campaigns for new indoor facility
Lakers make third straight Final Four game
Athletics names student-athlete of year finalists
Men's lacrosse returns to NCAA tourney
van der Veer wins accolades from PSAC for tennis, scholarship
Laker runner wins Cook Forest half marathon
Senior Gina Buquet Wins Elite 89 Award
Hockey mania at Mercyhurst: men head to semifinals
Mercyhurst mobilizes for grand send-off, players head to 2013 Frozen Four
Minnesota native Molly Byrne heads home to play for Mercyhurst in Frozen Four
Women's hockey stuns Cornell in 4-3 OT win, advances to Frozen Four
Wrestling wins D II academic national championship
Women's hockey gets ninth consecutive NCAA bid
Mercyhurst rowing shatters two world records
Hurst primed for EnduROWthon rowing feat seeks two world records
Girl Power! Youngsters flock to Mercyhurst for athletic celebration
Mercyhurst fashion students make statement at Pittsburgh Mardi Gras
Mercyhurst football is named ECAC D-II Team of the Year for 2012
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Prepare for an adrenaline-infused tale about the rise of civilization across the globe. From the producers of America The Story of Us, this 12-hour series on HISTORY® spans the first flourishing of civilization in Mesopotamia all the way to the discovery of America. Groundbreaking production and CGI bring to life the greatest landmarks and milestones of human achievement by rebuilding lost worlds and creating large-scale reenactments of critical battles. Interactive maps dynamically illustrate the key factors that contributed to the birth and evolution of human endeavors. Focusing on the simultaneity of human experiencehow ancient Egypt thrived while Stonehenge was being built, how China was at its zenith while Europe was plunged into the Dark Agesthis landmark series captures all the action, struggle and heroism of our shared journey.
Written By MARV WOLFMAN, NATHAN EDMONDSON, SHAWN BROCK, NEO EDMUND & JOE BRUSHA; Illustrations by TOM DERENICK, BILL SIENKIEWICZ, DENNIS CALERO, GIOVANNI TIMPANO, LARA BARON, JAVIER ARANDA, MATT TRIANO, MIKE DeCARLO & WES HUFFOR
Inside all of us, there is a story to be discovered, simmering age-old questions to be answered who are we, how did we get here and what came before. From the black hole to the creation of our planet billions of years ago to the emergence of humans, MANKIND THE STORY OF US dives through the surface of our universe reaching the core of our existence textbooks never dare reveal. From atoms to evolution, observe closely as HISTORY® journeys through the ultimate adventure to unearth the rise of an unlikely hero. Us.
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The most singular instrument is called Marimba and is the equivalent of the xylophone largely used in the west side of Africa.
Grupo Sacavon – Homenaje a Justino
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Hip-hop has become mainstream and been widely taken over by the younger generation in many countries. The band Choc Quib Town, named after their department and city, El Choco and Quibdo, is the best example of Afro-Colombian Hip Hop.
Choc Quib Town – Somos Pacifico
Salsa, Cumbia and the mix of both have made their way too with bands like Markitos y su Sabrosura and Los Nemus del Pacifico the later has for many decades provided the best Cuban style Colombian Salsa
Markitos y so Sabrosura – Asi es mi tierra
Los Nemus del Pacifico – No me mientas
The biggest and most famous music producer is Discos Fuentes and most of the songs mentionned above are easy to find on your preferred download software.


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I'm Christina.
I used to work in venture capital, and then I realized: as the internet seeps into everything, the future belongs to those who code — so I left investing to learn to build things on the internet. I'm now working on an online education project; if you're ambiently curious, I can send you updates.
A few projects
- Robin, ideas around using the internet to teach and learn programming
- Teach APCS, an open-source collection of material for AP Computer Science classes
- Why in Satoshi's name would you want a bitcoin?, because what're we supposed to do with these things?
- Hoot, an Android app, with Matt Spitz
- Join Startups, because it's decently difficult to figure out which startups are hiring when you're not part of one
- Changeslogged, because I found logging Laisin's changes so helpful
- Laisin, the first thing-with-a-database! I built. (Subscribe! And I'll send you a book each month.) Here's its changelog.
- Human-powered pelletizer, which (sorta) turned biomass into fuel for smallholder farmers
Some writing
- Learning Online, about building tools for online learning
- Building Android First, about, well, building an Android app before an iOS one
- Learning to Build, about quitting my job to code
- Notes on M-Pesa about the mobile money service that has higher penetration in Kenya than Facebook has in the US.
- Things that make me excited about technology
- What Comes Next, about a summer visiting tech-company accelerators
- Books recently read. (What should I read next?)
A little design
- An earlier iteration on The Product Sessions with Gary Chou
- Syllabus, assignments, students' take, and my write-up of the Entrepreneurial Design class Gary and I taught at SVA.
- "A new etiquette for the digital age" (English, Deutsch)
Prior lives
- Service design work at the Deutsch Telekom Creation Center in Berlin
- Pumps and pelletizers for smallholder farmers with IDE Ethiopia in Ziway
- News stories on East Africa's technology and business for The Independent in Kampala
- Statistics and a longer report for the ILO TICW project in Bangkok
- Interviews about gacaca and prison parole with LDGL in Kigali
christinacaci on Twitter, christinac on Github, christina on Instagram, c on email, /blog.


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Public Health in Cuba
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Invitation to the 41st Annual International Society of Human Rights Conference
Happy Norooz!
Cuba: Death in Prison
Vladimir Novitski, President of the ISHR-Section Russia: "People have rights and the right to defend them"
Egypt: Economic and Military Aid to be Tied to Conditions
NGOs petition EU to support the compliance of Human Rights principles in Cuba
Foundation of the ISHR USA
Venezuela: Final spurt of the election campaign in the sign of violence
Iran: Aquittal and release for pastor Youcef Nadarkhani
Cuba: Protests in front of Havanna´s capitol knocked down
Cuba: Ofelia Acevedo to her husband's death - "I was afraid that something like this happens"
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Cuban opposition leader killed in mysterious car accident
Cuba: Former political prisoner arrives in Miami
China: Internet censorship in Tibet intensified
Europe Cuba Network calls for immediate release of Jorge Luis García Pérez
Cuba: Civil rights activist and "Lady in White" maltreated in prison
Cuba: Archbishop sees "Ladies in White"
Azerbaijan: Human rights activists are demanding amnesty for political prisoners
Cuba: Leading opposition politician under house arrest
Eugenia Timoshenko's speech at the ISHR Annual Meeting in Cottbus on April 14, 2012
Human Rights in occupied North Mali, April 2012 - Report of the ISHR Mali National Group
Cuba: Pastor with brain damage after attack by governmental agents
EU / Cuba: Ashton is worried about the rise of short-term arrests in Cuba
Cuba: Dissidents sexually harassed, mistreated and arrested
Cuba: Violence and arrests at commemorations for Cuban freedom fighter
ISHR Founder, Mr. Ivan Agruzov, Died
International NGOs stand up for human rights in Belarus
Nguyen Van Dai: 2011 - The International Human Rights Day I refer to the wives, children and parents of the prisoners of conscience in Vietnam. An Appeal to the World.
Cuba: Human rights activists are consistently persecuted and undergo reprisals
ISHR- Sponsorship of political prisoners in Iran: Members of Parliament for Human Rights
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Federal Volunteer Service at the International Society of Human Rights (ISHR)
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Cuba: Big march in honor of Laura Pollán
Cuba: Civil rights activist arrested for days
Cuba: "Freedom for innocent couple!"
Cuba: Again police violence against human rights activists
Cuba: People are still prosecuted because of homosexuality
Cuba: New wave of arrests shows the fear of the regime
Statement by the Europe-Cuba NGO Network on the Government Violence Against Women's Organizations in Cuba
Cuba: Catholic Church condemns continuing violence against civil rights activists
Cuba: Still at least 68 political prisoners in Cuban jails
Cuba: Human rights defenders and dissidents should be muzzled
Iran / North Korea: Human rights activists demand Westerwelle to have "priority for human rights"
Middle East: German technology used against democratic movements
Iran: Introduction of "Halal Internet" scheduled for late August 2011
Cuba: Violence against the civil rights activists "Ladies in White"
Cuba: Germany's Left-Party mocks victims of Castro's dictatorship
Germany / Iran: Iran embassy accepts 4090 appeal signatures
Cuba: New violence against "Ladies in White"
Cuba: Dissident after maltreatment by paramilitary units in critical condition
SR Vietnam: Arrested because of alleged adultery, sentenced because of alleged propaganda
SR Vietnam: For nine months, no sign of life from the imprisoned blogger Dieu Cay
Cuba: Brutal attack on Cuban human rights activists
Turkey: July 24 - 88th Anniversary of Lausanne Treaty
Iran: Imprisoned civil rights activist urgently needs medical assistance
Germany / Saudi Arabia: Tank deal with King Abdullah is a scandal
Lebanon: Maids are a status symbol
Cuba: Human rights activist ends hunger strike
Iran: The Mullah Regime will continue public executions
Iran: Twelve political prisoners in Evin Prison end hunger strike
Cuba: Human rights advocate in hunger strike for 30 days
Cuba: Catholic Church in Cuba wants to stand up for more releases
PR China / USA: Chinese Dissidents Sue Cisco Systems
Iran: Stronger actions against "un-Islamic" clothing
Iran: Political Prisoner in Life Danger
Cuba: Sakharov prize winner Guillermo Farinas in hunger strike again
Cuba: "Nelson Mandela of Cuba" - non-violently for freedom
Cuba: Castro critic and Baptist dies after brutal mistreatment of the police
Germany: Former GDR-prison Cottbus now in "Prisoner's" Hands
Cuba: Political prisoner Faustino Colás on hunger strike until death
Cuba: Church sermon prohibition for a protestant pastor
Houshang Asadi: Iran Is a Mine Field For a Writer
Cuba: Last political prisoners of the "Group of 75" released
Cuba: Political prisoner Oscar Elias Biscet released without forced exile
Cuba allows mother of the dead political prisoner Orlando Zapata to leave the country
Cuba: Political prisoner of the "Group of the 75" free without forced exile
Cuba: Political prisoner in hunger strike taken to hospital
Cuba: Arrests on the centenary of Orlando Zapata's death of starvation
CRDHC-Annual Report on Human Rights in Cuba 2010
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Cuba: Release of two political prisoners without forced exile
Cuban Human Rights Advocate Dr. Óscar Elías Biscet González Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize 2011
Belarus: Open Letter by 9 European civil and human rights organizations
Cuba: Police arrests human rights activists
Cuba: Prosecution even after the death - Orlando Zapata Tamayo
A sign of hope from Havana: Oppositionists divine signs for the Castro regime's political destabilization
ISHR Georgia Report 2010: Prison Conditions in the Republic of Georgia
ISHR Guatemala Working Group Report 2009/2010
ISHR Cameroon Section and FHRD Activity Report 2008/2009
Cuba – on the path to more democracy?
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ISHR Australia - Activity Report 2009
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Systematic Torture in the People's Republic of China
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Torture methods in the People's Republic of China
Almost every prisoner in the 's Republic of China had to or still has to suffer being beaten and kicked. This by far most common form of abuse is especially easy to spot once the prisoner has been released from prison as the victims exhibit widespread bruises and injuries on their bodies. Numerous victims of torture have reported that the beatings and other torture methods stopped a few weeks before they were due to be released from the camps or penitentiaries in order not to leave behind any external signs of the abuse.
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The ISHR Armenian working group started a long term project for disabled people
ISHR Exhibition "Discover the real Cuba"
The ISHR exhibition "Discover the real Cuba" shows the hidden side of Cuba's reality - a police state, censorship, economic misery and severe persecution. It portrays cases of political prisoners in Cuba, their places of detention and prisons, the situation of their families and relatives. It explains the importance of tourism for Cuba's rulers and its outcome for the citizens. The exhibition opening took place on December 5, 2007 in the representation building of Saarland in Berlin and will be shown in 100 cities of Germany.