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Posada El Profe
2da Calle, Playa Norte. Frente al Liceo Ramòn Yanez. Chichiriviche,
Municipio Monseñor Iturriza,
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Posada El Profe is located in a very central street of the town of Chichiriviche, in Falcon State within the National Park Tortoise. It is surrounded by a spectacular landscape which combines harmoniously with nature, the comfort of its rooms and the pleasant attention of its owner Aminta.
The inn has seven spacious and comfortable rooms, all with double bed and two single beds beautifully decorated with private bathrooms and air conditioning.
It has accommodation for 21 people approximately. Check with Aminta on the best restaurants in the area or if you prefer, you can use the kitchen of the house. Language is not a limitation, you speak French, German, Italian and English.
Organize trips to beaches and cays National Park Tortoise.
Time: 15:00 - Check Out: 12.00.
Second Street North Beach, Chichiriviche, Falcón State.
Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, Arturo Michelena Airport in Valencia, Carabobo State.
Take a flight to Maiquetia or Valencia, from there travel by public transport (bus) take a taxi or rent a car.
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Room # | Type | Max person | Room Name | Floor | Smoking | Disabled access? | Availability | |
1 | Villa/Apartmento de 5 Habitaciones | 10 | posada el profe | 1 | No | Yes | Availability |
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Room/property type | Villa/Apartmento de 5 Habitaciones | ||
Valid from | 28th Jul 2011 | Valid til | 28th Jul 2015 |
Minimum days | 1 | Maximum days | 1000 |
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CORRAL DE TIERRA, Calif. — The California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement honored A.G. Kawamura, secretary of the California Department of Food and Agriculture, with its Golden Checkmark award Oct. 22.
"(Kawamura) really made possible the connection between the state government and the industry that established the LMGA approach to food safety," LGMA chief executive officer Scott Horsfall said. "It was an unprecedented and unique way to use the marketing agreement structure to address food safety."
The agriculture secretary is an appointed position, and will be up for grabs when a new governor is elected Nov. 2.
Outgoing Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a past recipient of the award, appointed Kawamura to the position in 2003.
"This is a way to recognize A.G. for all he's done for California," Horsfall said.
Kawamura wasn't alone on the podium at Corral de Tierra Country Club. LGMA board member Joe Pezzini, who served as the marketing agreement's first chairman until this April, also received a checkmark award.
"This is for everything he did in our first three years," Horsfall said. "During the spinach crisis of 2006, Joe really stepped to the fore and led the industry. Everybody's eager to recognize him for that, and for his work as chair."
Pezzini is chief operating officer at Castroville, Calif.-based Ocean Mist Farms.
Established in 2007, the LGMA provides regular, mandatory audits of leafy greens farms by government inspectors.

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He served until recently on the board of principals for the UN Deputy Secretary General for Emergency Relief and as chair of the premier NGO consortium International Council of Voluntary Agencies.
From 1997 to 2001, Getman served as director of World Vision's programs in Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip where he was responsible for $5-8 million a year in relief and development projects in Palestine and Israel and advocacy for peace with justice.
Previously, Getman served for 12 years as director of government relations and special assistant to the president of World Vision United States at which time he founded WV's office in DC. Getman interpreted U.S. government policy, pressed for needed foreign assistance, and advanced human rights, relief and development concerns.
From 1976 to 1985, as a Congressional staff member, Getman helped negotiate protocols with the presidents of Uganda and Zambia and encouraged warring factions to move forward with peace negotiations. In the mid-1980s, Getman played a central role to persuade the South African Foreign Ministry to cease support for the Mozambican rebel group Resistencia National Mocambicana (Renamo). He also was an adjunct speech writer for other national political figures, including President Gerald R. Ford.
Before joining World Vision, Getman served as legislative director and senior speech collaborator to U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield. In the US Senate, his primary assignments were African foreign policy and social justice, human rights and welfare issues. His most notable legislative contribution was to participate in the drafting team for the Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985. Getman also served as a regional director for Young Life for nine years in New England.


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Beauty mavens call Tweezerman tweezers the "little black dress of beauty tools." The nickname fits: Since 1980, Tweezerman has produced some of the most effective professional-grade beauty tools on the market, including tweezers, eyelash curlers, and manicure essentials noted for their precision and durability. What makes Tweezerman's stainless steel tweezers so effective at removing unwanted hair? Their perfectly aligned, hand-filed tips — found in the company's first-ever product, the Splintertweeze, and applied to Splintertweeze's best-selling follow-up, the Slant eyebrow tweezers (now available in animal print!). For men, Tweezerman offers everything from grooming kits and hair trimmers to bushy shaving brushes made with authentic badger hair. The recipient of awards from the likes of Good Housekeeping, Allure, and InStyle, Tweezerman — owned by the German cutlery king Zwilling J.A. Henckels — has become the go-to beauty tool brand for beauty professionals and celebrities alike.
Ready to get a head start on your holiday shopping? This sale is loaded with can't-miss picks that will everyone on your list penning serious thank you notes. Indulge the fashion-savvy loved ones with metallic clutches and designer shades by Judith Leiber and Tom Ford, or snap up something our editors have their eyes on, from Ranjana Khan's vibrant statement jewelry to Vince's downtown-cool cashmere knits.
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This article explains how to backup notes on your iPhone. An easy method to backup iPhone notes is by using CopyTrans Contacts. Find out how by following the steps below, or by watching the short YouTube video guide at the bottom:
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[FR Doc 03-10934] 1. HRSA-03-099 Fiscal Year 2003 Competitive Cycle for the Bioterrorism Training
The Health Resources and Services Administration announces that cooperative agreement applications will be accepted for the Bioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development Program for Fiscal Year 2003.
Purpose: The Bioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development Program consists of two discrete goals: (1) Provision of Continuing Education
Published: 2003-05-05 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE : Health Resources and Services Administration
[FR Doc 03-4668] 2. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development; Notice of Closed
Pursuant to section 10(d) of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, as amended (5 U.S.C. appendix 2), notice is hereby given of the following meeting.
The meeting will be closed to the public in accordance with the provisions set forth in sections 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., as amended. The grant applications and the discussions
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It's no shock that Marilyn Manson's "Mechanical Animals" is designed to be oh so shocking. The cover image -- Manson as an anorexic, silver-skinned alien with breasts and airbrushed genitals, not to mention a very admirable red-headed dye job -- is merely the starting point. Next, scan the song titles: "I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)," "The Dope Show," "Coma White." Scary! Then, observe how Manson wires the songs with couplets meant to impact like electric-shock volt surges: "She's got eyes like Zapruder/And a mouth like heroin," "I'm just a boy playing the suicide king," "They slit our throats/Like we were flowers." Oooh -- spooky!
All of this is actually comic in its ridiculousness, much like Manson's entertaining (if not completely believable) memoir, "The Long Hard Road Out of Hell." It's also very good showmanship. In fact, there is something deeply outrageous about "Mechanical Animals," a jolt of the most unexpected kind: It's a Manson album that delivers on music as much as on image. Manson knows that his moment in pop culture has arrived. It was time to put up or shut down, and he and his band have done the former.
Looking back in mascara'd anger, Manson and coproducer Michael Beinhorn have fashioned music steeped in glam rock and concept-album bombast but updated with a crunching intensity. Much as he did with Soundgarden's "Superunknown," Beinhorn has taken a roaring, big-screen assault and reined it in just enough. He layers the songs with cooing backup singers, electronica burbles, skulking guitars, and synths at their most decadently new wavy. The effect is often spectacular: a lurid cabaret-rock revue for the post-global-economy meltdown. "Post Human" and "New Model No. 15" fly like spitballs; "The Dope Show" and "I Want to Disappear" swagger and swish, glitter rock injected with a rave-new-world brutality. "The Last Day on Earth," a lumbering glower ballad that builds with wave upon wave of earth-scorching guitar, achieves a decadent aural beauty.
Setting aside his lung-shredding scream -- he's rock's most tone-deaf frontman -- Manson spends his time aping thin white dukes like Marc Bolan and David Bowie. That isn't the only reminder of an earlier rock era. The songs' numerous references to mind-numbing drugs and sexual escapades (the latter with sci-fi allusions) also recall glam's anything-goes heyday. But there's a crucial '90s difference. Glam wallowed in naughty-boy insouciance, but Manson is glum and pessimistic. He's disgusted with backstabbers ("Speed of Pain") and the religious right ("Rock Is Dead"). At the end of his earlier concept record "Antichrist Superstar," Manson had conquered the planet. On "Mechanical Animals," he's not sure he wants it after all.


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Judith Serebrin
Artist Statement
People often think that their stories are not important, or they may not feel safe enough to tell them. Most of us can't listen well enough to hear each other's stories, let alone those of other creatures. I do think it is possible to though—on both counts. What is inside all of us is exciting, rich, complicated and important. These objects are a tactile and symbolic way of reaching into someone's soul without embarrassment, censorship, fear; whatever it is that keeps us from really knowing each other. With these Soul Books you get to look, see, and touch what's inside. Good things happen when we really get to tell our stories, when someone is really listening and wanting to hear. You learn all kinds of things; the world is a much richer place; healing happens; you get to connect in a unique and honest way; and most importantly, you care.
You cannot make another person/animal an enemy when you know them, when you can really see them.
I've never questioned the fact that animals have souls. I can see them. It is sometimes hard for me to see them in humans—grown up ones. But I think that you can see their souls in their stories, if they get to tell them. I love hearing peoples stories; and everybody has a story to tell.
The sculptures are high-fire porcelain, stained but unglazed. The books are mixed media on paper (ink, watercolor, pastel, acrylic, paste-papers, prints...). The bindings are exposed; they are bound with a link and kettle stitch.


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Zach Parise, Ryan Suter Signings Could Spark Rick Nash Trade, Lead to Shea Weber's Departure from Nashville
10. A Classic Benefit – Minnesota has long sought to play host to the Winter Classic. The state offers a proud hockey heritage, the perfect climate and great venue with the Twins' new Target Field, but the question has always been whether the Wild had the star power to be featured in the NHL's marquee midseason event. With Parise and Suter added to the mix, that shouldn't be a problem any longer. Will the NHL head back to the diamond for a New Year's date in Minnesota after this year's huge production on the gridiron at the Big House in Michigan? (Photo/AP) |


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Which engine? The 2.0 OHC has the cap between the radiator and cylinder head, IIRC. It's been a long time. |
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This Is a Yarn Binge
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Yes….I've fallen off the wagon. Most of you know that I have been on a serious yarn diet since last year's Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. The plan was to make tons of projects using all of the yummy yarn goodness that I already have in my stash until Maryland Sheep and Wool 2013. Well, I didn't quite make it. Yes, I have been busy playing with yarn from my stash. In fact, I found a lovely skein of Louet Gems in my stash and quickly fell in love while knitting a sample stockinette stitch scarf for my knitting class. A few rows in, I decided to buy some more (just in case, right?)….then, after a few moments searching the internet, I found a lot (or two!) of mill ends of Louet Gems in varying weights. I couldn't resist. I had never bought mill ends before and it seemed like a great deal at %50 off the retail price. So, now the fun begins. My plan is to use these to make sample swatches and small projects.
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Snow White by bradley_stoke Snow White was feeling wretched and miserable as she lay naked in the shadows of the tall forest trees, as well she might after her unexpected rape at the hands of the forester. It had seemed such a jolly idea at first when he suggested walking into the woods with her ostensibly to show her what he did for a living, and the fact it was sanctioned by her usually unsympathetic stepmother and guardian made it an especial treat. But then he turned on her, beating her about the face, pulling off her clothes, and then forcing himself on her. At first, Snow White had no idea what was happening to her, but it soon became clear when he pulled down his britches, pulled out his erect penis and violated her. Whether the rape was to be all that she was to endure she didn't know, but in the struggle she managed to loosen his grip and ran deep into the woods. She had no idea where she was or whether the forester was still running after her, but the pain she felt from his punches and the stinging, aching pain between her legs had weakened her so much that after a while all she could do was collapse onto the bracken, a trail of blood coursing down her inside thighs. Perhaps she was saved by the torrential rain that started within minutes of her escape. The forester's dog would probably have lost her scent, but it served to make her even more miserable. Her long hair was thoroughly damp and streaks of rain slid over her pale skin. Yet another misery in a thoroughly miserable life, which had steadily become worse since her father had died in suspicious circumstances. Snow White lay in the damp undergrowth for hours, as she gradually recuperated from her pains. The early morning sun eventually rose in the sky, and shafts of light penetrated through the canopy of leaves above her, revealing to anyone passing by, a wretched sight as she lay prostrate on the ground, hardly conscious but not able to fall fully asleep. Her face was damp with tears, as much as her hair was damp from the rain and her body from the early morning dew. And this is how Snow White was found by the seven dwarves who lived in a decrepit cottage in the middle of the forest, not far from the pit shaft where they worked. Shunned by the world for their freakish appearance, they had grouped together where they dug coal from beneath the ground and sold it at the market alongside the metal tools and garden vegetables they produced. The dwarves were not a pretty bunch. Their heads were large, their bodies small, and their limbs short and stubby. They were related to each other, but not too closely, and the brighter ones still felt bitterness towards a world that either treated them as objects of fun and derision or feared them as servants of the devil. This latter reputation protected them to some extent from those who might otherwise steal from them, or sell them off to a circus freak show, but it meant that other than each other they rarely had any human contact at all. It was Sneezy who saw Snow White. He earned his name from the dust allergy which was in no way assisted by his labours in the coal mine and made much of his life a constant misery. He was recovering from another fit of sneezing, while his six comrades marched ahead, when he caught a glimpse of Snow White's remarkably pale skin through the trees, where she was illuminated by the sun breaking through the canopy. He signalled to the others to be quiet, knowing that it was he who was most likely to break the silence, and the seven dwarves gathered around Snow White's body. She was moaning from pain, a darkening bruise on her cheek and over her eye, cuts and bruises all over her body, both from the rape and her naked chase through the dark forest, including a nasty gash on one of her ankles. Her legs were spread open which meant that for all the dwarves except the resourceful Doc, this was the first time any of them had ever seen a woman's crotch. Snow White looked up at the dwarves around her, shivering with fear. She believed that she was about to be attacked by goblins or trolls who, as legend had it, feasted on the flesh of virgins snatched from the villages. She had never seen such a deformed or ugly bunch of people. There was Sneezy, whose nose was constantly red and from which usually trailed a globule of snot. There was Sleepy who had once contracted an illness which had left him permanently lethargic and for whom all physical effort was twice as great as it would for anyone else. And the dwarves were known for their hard work. There was Doc, the de facto leader of the group who handled the dwarves' financial affairs and had negotiated terms with merchants in the larger towns for some of their goods. He was short sighted, but had succeeded in manufacturing spectacles which partly corrected his vision, but meant that he looked especially monstrous behind the thick glass. There was Grumpy who was well-named, and was also the ugliest of the seven dwarves: one eye lower than the other and his mouth twisted up to one side. Then there was Happy who was a bit of a practical joker, but retained his popularity with a good wit and a willingness to accept as good as he gave. Bashful had a large birthmark on most of his face, which he was understandably reluctant to let people see. And finally there was Dopey. In most communities, he would have been considered a village idiot, if he hadn't died in childhood, but amongst the dwarves, his drooping lower lip and blatant mental deficiency were treated with a sympathy unusual in these harsh unforgiving times. "Don't eat me! Spare me!" gasped Snow White, too weak to stand up and make a run for safety. The dwarves laughed, not all of them kindly, at the girl's stupidity and ignorance. Doc, however, could see an advantage to be gained from the situation, even if he couldn't focus especially well on the physical manifestation of it. Here was a source of boundless rest and recreation for him and his comrades, and no doubt a willing worker in the cottage. Domesticity and home-cooking did not come easily to the dwarves, and Doc was all too aware of how filthy and untidy the dwarves' cottage was. He slapped Dopey hard on the ear, who was laughing along with the others without really being sure what was the object of their humour. Perhaps a naked woman in the woods was inherently amusing in itself. "Don't laugh at the pretty lady," he commanded. For some of the dwarves, this mention of Snow White's prettiness was the first time that it occurred to them that this find carried some material value. "You can see she's in distress. Let's take her home with us and care for her." He leaned over to smile at the girl. "I don't know what you think we are, dear lady, but we're not ogres or monsters. We are mere artisans who live in the forest, making a living from our own toil and we don't wish you or anyone else any harm." Snow White was reassured by the dwarf's kindness, although he looked so monstrous behind the thick lenses of his spectacles, and she gushed forth in a torrent of tears of gratitude which served both to clean her face and to make her look more wretched. "Thank you, kind sir. You're generosity and kindness is surely more than I truly deserve. I have been wrongfully used, but I am sure that you will not be so monstrous as to treat me so criminally." It was not easy getting Snow White back to the cottage, but the dwarves had great ingenuity. They fashioned a stretcher from some branches and a cloth and carried her back on that, but it was not an easy journey back for the small men. For a start, although they were all of small height and stature, they were not all the same height. Some of the dwarves were just three feet tall, while others were more than four feet in height, not a huge difference in absolute terms but quite substantial relative to each other. But after much grumbling and some great effort, she was back at the cottage, and was laid down on two beds which were given to her, at great expense to Dopey and Bashful, the two dwarves least likely to complain. And there she lay for several days while a great fever engulfed her and the dwarves bickered amongst themselves as to why they should even bother with her. Eventually, Snow White was lucid enough to see where she was: and a filthy, dusty place it was too. Doc came to see her while Snow White sat up in the bed, naked of course as the dwarves had no clothes which were nearly big enough for her. He looked at her perky, sharp nippled breasts with pleasure that he just about managed to disguise. He stood by Snow White as she turned to him, with a sad look in his face. "How are you feeling, my dear?" he asked in a gruff but slightly squeaky voice. "Much better," Snow White replied with some effort. "You saved my life. How can I ever repay you?" For a start you can clean up the cottage, thought Doc, but he was too tactful to say anything. "We'll see," he said with a smile. "We are hard working people, and we need as much help as we can. If you are willing, would you help us keep house and home?" "Gladly," smiled Snow White who at that stage had no idea what a formidable task lay in front of her. After all, housework was something she had become more than a little familiar with after the years spent skivvying in her stepmother's large rambling house. However, as her full wits returned to her, she saw just what a mountain she had to climb. She was not only expected to dust and clean the house, but to maintain the fire, cut wood, prepare them dinner and sew their clothes. This was more work than she'd ever done before, and at the end of each day the cottage became only gradually more presentable than the decrepit hole it was when she first arrived. Moreover, all this work she had to do, however wet, cool or windy it was, had to be done naked. The dwarves were not prepared to make her any clothes and Snow White was in no sense of the word encouraged to do something which, in any case, she only had the most rudimentary idea of how to do. And she soon became aware that the dwarves much preferred her to be naked, a thrill which she was only beginning to understand. They argued that they had more than enough work to do in making a bed which was big enough for her to sleep in, so that Bashful and Dopey could sleep on something more comfortably than smelly damp sheepskins in front of the dying embers of the fire. As she worked, most of the day by herself whilst the dwarves laboured down the pit, she took pleasure from singing to herself while birds hovered around in the garden and mice scurried across the floor. She knew very few songs, but those she did afforded her immense pleasure. One song she particularly liked was 'Sometime My Prince Will Come', a traditional tune addressing the longings of many lonely women in a country ravaged by war where men were frequently in short supply. She would sometimes pause with the brush in her hand and think of some dashing prince who would one day come by, recognise her beauty and take her away to another place. She would look at her skinny frame, the dark hairs of her crotch against her snowy white skin, her thin legs and perky breasts and imagine herself in the hands of someone like the young men she occasionally saw when she was at her stepmother's house. However, no prince came by to sweep her off her feet or to enjoy her body close to his. Instead, Snow White came to know what else her gratitude to the dwarves entailed. Doc was a subtle man, but he knew how to achieve his end. He reminded Snow White that she was no virgin and appraised her of the need to boost the morale of his comrades. And then he taught her what was expected of her, revealing a penis which despite Doc's size was, erect, much the same dimensions as the forester's, the only other penis she had ever seen. "Relax! It's only natural. And it is every girl's duty, as surely as it is to keep the cottage clean and to prepare us our dinners." And Snow White had no reason to disbelieve him, as she took his strange smelling organ into her mouth and jerked it up and down as Doc advised her. And then, when it was as erect as it could be, the dwarf gasping and grunting with excitement, she allowed it to be taken into her vagina, a place until now only associated with the release of urination, the pain of monthly periods and the shame of her rape. Although Doc was the most practised of the dwarves at lovemaking, he was not an expert. He knelt between her much longer legs, supporting himself on her upper thighs, as he thrust back and forth, a sensation Snow White tolerated but was not enjoying in the slightest. The pain was quite acute as it pushed into flesh that hadn't fully recovered from its recent violation. And Doc, of course, was not the only dwarf to penetrate her, although he was probably her most frequent lover. All the dwarves took turns with her, and, frequently, more than one would be enjoying her naked body, happily fed on the food she'd prepared, wearing the jerkins she had repaired, pushing into her vagina with penises of seven different sizes and personalities. Although Doc was slightly rough and crude, often taking his pleasure in Snow White's anus as well as her vagina, an entry initially tight and painful, he was probably the least bad of the dwarves. Although ill-informed and often crude, he had more idea than all the other dwarves put together as to how to put a girl at ease and how to treat her. The jerks of his pelvis at her vagina may have been mechanical and predictable, but at least he didn't slap her or slobber over her. After a while, Snow White was able to tell that it was him who was fucking her, even though she might have been distracted by another penis in her mouth or even another one pushing into her arse at the same time: quite a feat for such small people! Sneezy was always rather brief and spasmodic: rather quickly loosing his weight of semen into her vagina while he was engulfed in a storm of sneezes. But Snow White preferred him fucking her, than running his tongue over her body, inevitably leaving a trail of snot and mucus wherever he had been. Just one of the many traces of sex and slobbery that Snow White would soon have to sponge off with icy cold water in the wooden basin. Sleepy was unenergetic, but sometimes succumbed to exhaustion in the middle of his exertions, his small frame collapsing onto her breasts, a thin trail of drool coming from his mouth. Happy lived up to his name: his penis was the largest of the dwarves, an attribute which made him inordinately happy. It was painful enough when he fucked her vagina, but when he forced it down her throat or up her arse, this was often pain she could barely endure. These were the dwarves she minded least. Of the others, she wasn't sure whose lovemaking she disliked the most. Was it Bashful with his hideous birthmark that he insisted she lick with her tongue? Was it Grumpy, who was bad-tempered and impatient with her, frequently slapping her as he grunted away with his small penis trying to gain presence inside her orifices, his favourite of which being inevitably her anus? Or was it Dopey, from whose lip always dribbled a long drool of saliva, who fucked like an animal: viciously, unremittingly and eventually with an unpleasant release of semen which sometimes got her on the face, and in her eyes, and only rarely anywhere between her legs. And she never knew when the dwarves would be finished. With so many of them, however exhausted she might be after hours of fucking there was always at least one who still had reservoirs of energy and semen to work out on her. The nights would go on for too long, her sleep caught in snatches between spasms of lovemaking, sometimes when blissful repose had finally come on her, and then another prick in her face or her arse. Her orifices were constantly sore and bruised and there was always a nasty bitter and sour taste in her mouth. Her relief when the dwarves left to work in the early morning sunlight was compromised by the thought of the exhausting tasks she had in front of her. Washing up the dishes from the night before, preparing meals, chopping wood, gathering vegetables and mushrooms from the dwarves' garden plot, skinning rabbits and pheasants and occasionally boar, and, if there was time, dusting, cleaning and scrubbing the cottage. Often she was on her hands and knees, with a damp cold cloth and sweat pouring off her brow, her only comfort being her singing. And worse was to come. She'd noticed that she was no longer having monthly periods, but in her na�vet� she assumed that with so much sperm inside her it had simply blocked up her system, although she was still able to shit and piss, which she always did outside naked in the rain and snow where her ordure could be used as fertiliser for the plot, the laying of which she never relished. But then there was the swelling in her stomach which she knew for sure meant that she was pregnant. It was Doc who had to inform her how this had happened. Snow White was terribly innocent of the causes of pregnancy assuming that a girl needed the happy grace of marriage for this blessing of God's creation to be bestowed on her. When she learnt about the link between her nightly indignities and her changed condition this made her somewhat bitter about it, frightened that she would soon be the mother of another freak like one of the seven possible fathers. Her state of pregnancy did not lead to a lessening of the dwarves' predation on her body. They didn't mind the swell of her stomach or the growing heaviness of her breasts. Indeed they frequently put their mouths to her large sore nipples in the hope that they would have a drink of the milk that would surely soon be emanating from them. And it only made her labours in the cottage harder to bear. The weight of logs and the heat of the kitchen fire became more painful burdens than ever for her to endure. As more months were added to her pregnancy, Snow White became ever more desperate for a reprieve from her life of sex and servitude. She was miserable when she looked after the house, the added weight of her unborn child making her labours increasingly onerous. She was miserable when the dwarves came home, their rapacious sexual appetite not lessening while her own was diminishing yet further with the burden and discomfort of her gravidity. But every day as she pushed her broom, she would look out at the Spring sky, the birds frolicking in the warm rays of the sun, and sing to herself longingly that one day her prince would come. However, the only visitor Snow White ever had since her first days at the cottage was a woman in her late forties wrapped in a black shawl, carrying a wicker basket in which there were several apples and pears. The dwarves were at the pit, and Snow White, naked as always, was pushing her broom across the uneven rocky floor. The woman put her head through the window, the shutters having been parted, and yelled across to Snow White "Would you like to buy some of my fruit, dear?" Snow White looked up from the floor where her broom had been sweeping and smiled. The woman's voice was such a welcome sound after all these months. A trilling soprano sound, in such contrast to the gruff alto tenors of the seven dwarves. "I'd love to," she said, "but I have no money." "Nor any clothes, I see," sniffed the middle-aged woman. "And this the first cottage I've come across in this accursed wood for many a mile. Would you be so kind as to let me rest my weary limbs before I go on my way?" "Of course, I will," eagerly cried Snow White, unlatching the door and letting the woman in. She shuffled in, pushing back her hood to reveal a handsome chin and face, with long greying hair, a proud arch to her slightly ragged neck and the smallest trace of a wart below the curve of her lower lip. After seeing only small ugly men for so many months, just the presence of another woman was striking enough, but overwhelming everything else were the woman's piercing dark eyes which ever so slightly reminded Snow White of her stepmother. The woman sat down on a wooden stool, and placed her basket on her knees. "My! You're a pretty girl!" she said approvingly. "Thank you," smiled Snow White who got fewer such praises from the dwarves in recent months. The woman studied the cottage, the small beds and small scale furniture and asked Snow White about her living arrangements, smiling sympathetically as Snow White spoke, nodding her head in encouragement and letting the tenor of her questions become increasingly personal. She was particularly interested in Snow White's account of why she was not allowed to wear clothes and of the dwarves nightly predations on her body. "Such a beautiful girl!" she sighed sympathetically. "Aren't men cruel?" "But they saved my life in the woods," protested Snow White. "Were it not for them, I might have been eaten by a wolf or a bear." "Indeed you might," smiled the woman. "And the little men abandon you all day in the cottage. When do they return?" "Not 'til after dusk." "Is that so?" the woman said. "That is so many hours away. And it is such a warm day. I'm stifled by my shawl." "Why not take it off," suggested Snow White helpfully. "Indeed I shall," smiled the woman, parting her shawl at the front and letting it drop to the ground. As it did so, it revealed a fine handsome naked body underneath, with skin as ivory white as Snow White's own. Her breasts were heavy, but with maturity rather than micturation. Her stomach bulged slightly around her navel and her arms and legs were muscled and taut. She stood up and grinned at the startled Snow White. "It isn't right that you should know only the attentions of despicable little men, who daily rape and besmirch you. What you need are the attentions of a woman." "But that can't be right!" gasped the innocent Snow White, who in her life had never thought of such a thing. "It is the most right thing in the world," the woman assured Snow White, striding over to the gravid girl, placing her hands around her shoulders and pushing her face close to Snow White's. "And for the pleasure it would give me to show that this is so, I shall gladly give you all my fruit." Snow White looked at the apples and pears with greedy eyes. Although it was many months since they must have fallen off the Autumn trees, they looked succulent and firm. Her increased hunger, growing in direct proportion to her waist line, got the better of her reservations. "I would gladly find out if what you say is true," she said with a timid smile. The woman smiled again and pressed her lips and tongue against Snow White's mouth. And so Snow White did find that there was such a thing as a love which was more tender and to her more satisfying than any she'd had before. The feel of the woman's bare flesh against her own, the fingers that stroked and squeezed her vagina, the tender kisses and caresses on her face, her neck, her stomach and her lactating breasts. The two women fell onto the coarse semen-stained linen sheets of Snow White's bed, hands and arms and legs and feet intertwined, as their bodies sweated and struggled against each other, Snow White enjoying the sweet taste of her new lover's mouth, so much better than the foul odours that came from the dwarves, especially after they had been drinking or smoking. There was none of the painful penetration she so rarely enjoyed from the dwarves. Her anus was licked, and not poked. The two women's hair tangled together in sweaty dampness and intimate contact. And then the two lay down on the mattress, while Snow White glanced guiltily at the abandoned broom, the unmade fire and the empty coal scupper. The woman gently ran her fingers over Snow White's sweaty body, following the taut curves of her stomach and the protrusion of her navel. She tenderly kissed Snow White on the forehead and above each eye. "So this has been your first time with another woman," she commented. "Let's hope it isn't your last." Eventually, and with great sadness and tenderness, the woman put her shawl back on, and departed, leaving Snow White as promised with all her fruit. Snow White sat on her bed, lost in emotion and confusion, idly eating the fruit, wondering whether in a perverse way the woman had been the prince that she'd so often wished would come along. Unfortunately, the fruit was very much off-season, and only crude preservatives had kept them looking so fresh and wholesome. They also turned out to be quite poisonous, but Snow White was so lost in her thoughts and so ravenous in her hunger, that she didn't heed the warning signs from the foulness of their taste. It was not much later that she wished she had. When the dwarves returned, after wading through the vicious storm which had broken out in the forest, they were tired and weary from their day's work and looking forward to their evening meal. They found no food waiting for them and instead discovered Snow White doubled up on her bed, shrieking in agony as the poison in the fruit took hold. In front of her was clear, foul-smelling vomit, but this was as nothing in toxicity and disgustingness as the stream of blood-flecked diarrhoea which was periodically convulsing out of her arse and mingling with the semen stains and sweat on her sheets. The dwarves had absolutely no idea what to do, and it is likely that their unprofessional attempts at medicine and first aid merely added to the pain and distress that accompanied Snow White's last few days. She was soon buried outside the dwarves' cottage, taking her unborn child with her, soon to be only a distant and sentimental memory to the dwarves, whose cottage was even sooner restored to the untidiness and squalor it had been before they had met Snow White. When finally a prince did come by, it was too late for Snow White, but it was probably just as well. It was only as a result of the various wars that wracked the lands that any prince would ever venture this far into the woods and then only for rapine and pillage. Which is what he and his soldiers did, burning the cottage, murdering the dwarves, ransacking their smallholding and stealing all that they could find of any value. When the prince left, the charred corpses of the seven dwarves behind him, all that was left standing was the crude cross which marked where Snow White lay. |
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If Oprah Winfrey is willing to plug "Ethical Oil", why stop with the tar sands?
So when poor developing nations reach into their threadbare pockets to buy some fireproof material they shouldn't think about how "ethical" each of the various products are. No, no. That's a confusing distraction. It's the whole reason we vetoed the global labelling treaty.
Instead, our federal government can use our tax dollars and our shiny new "ethical" brand to get consumers to think deeply -- and only -- about just what kind of ethics the selling nation really has. Oh, and we mean "ethics" in a vague general sense that is unconnected to anything to do with our asbestos, our asbestos industry or our government's actions around our asbestos.
Want to vote for the next big Canadian slogan? Try these:
a) "Ethical asbestos. From Canada with love."
b) "Ethical asbestos. Canada's moral fibre."
c) "Ethical asbestos. Support Canadian values."
Ethical High-Nicotine Cigarettes
We know it is possible to make cigarettes that are much more addictive. But an unfortunate taint of "dirtier and more damaging" plus plain old-fashioned "immorality" hangs over it. That's where Canada's new "ethical" marketing could pry open this jobs and profits bonanza for the tobacco companies.
Yes, cigarettes would be much worse for you, but come on, there are nice people in Canada. Focus on that. In fact, we can start a focus group right now by letting you choose your favourite slogan:
a) "Ethical cigarettes. They are worse, but we are better."
b) "Ethical cigarettes. Friendly Canadian cancer."
c) "Ethical cigarettes. We're worth it."
Amazingly, Canada is blessed with just the man for the job: Ezra Levant, the person who literally wrote the book on "Ethical Oil". As luck would have it, Mr. Levant also has recent experience as registered tobacco lobbyist representing the Philip Morris subsidiary of Rothman's Inc. How lucky can ethical Canadians get?
Ethical Meth
Talk about a loyal and committed customer base. Wow. Ka-ching. If ever there was a growth industry being held back because its product is viewed by most people as "unethical" and "immoral", then this is it. Let's be honest: we know people use meth. And right now all that profit is going to deeply unethical people. If it is going to be sold anyway, the profits should go to global corporations making their meth right here amongst a bunch of ethical people in Canada. It can even be a much nastier and more dangerous meth. It just doesn't matter because we aren't going to talk about the actual product. Remember?
So what will it be?
a) "Ethical meth. A Canadian no brainer."
b) "Ethical meth. Buy from us, not the creeps."
c) "Ethical meth. Speeding Canada-based multinationals to a richer tomorrow."
"Ethical" or "Game over"?
Let's end by returning to the current "ethical" marketing campaign: the one to dramatically ramp up our tar sands' climate pollution.
Climate activist and author, Bill McKibben tells Rolling Stone why he is helping lead one of the largest and most sustained civil disobedience actions in decades in the USA. In one two-week stretch, hundreds of people got arrested at the White House protesting this Canadian attempt to radically expand our tar sands' carbon pollution. McKibben:
…those tar sands are the second-biggest pool of carbon on earth, after the oil fields of Saudi Arabia. Burning up Saudi Arabia is the biggest reason the Earth's temperature has already risen one degree from pre-industrial levels, that epic flood and drought have become ubiquitous, and that the Arctic is melting away. Since we didn't know about climate change when we started in on Saudi Arabia, you can't really blame anyone. But if we do it a second time in Canada, we deserve what we get.
If you do the calculations, explains James Hansen – the planet's most important climate scientist, who was arrested at the White House about halfway through the two weeks of protest – opening up the tar sands to heavy exploitation would mean "it's essentially game over" for the climate. Which is a sentence worth reading twice.
…the guys supporting this thing [ramping up tar sands pollution] have most of the money on earth – the oil industry is the most profitable thing human beings have ever done, by far. ExxonMobil made more money last year than any company in the history of . . . money. If it comes down to money, and it usually does, we'll lose.
…we needed to rely on a different currency, one that we possess and they don't. For two weeks, that currency was our bodies…
On the one side, Big Oil corporations and Stephen Harper's government are teaming up to spend big to sell an aggressive expansion of Canada's climate destabilizing pollution as more "ethical" than the less damaging alternatives. On the other side, climate science is saying we must leave most of the tar sands climate pollution in the ground forever if we want to avoid dangerous destabilization of our weather and nasty acidification of our oceans.
Will Canadians allow Big Oil and the Harper government to strip mine Canada's "ethics", the way they are strip mining our boreal forests, in the name of radically expanding Canada's dirty and dangerous climate pollution? And if we do, then just how long before "ethical Canada" has lost its meaning -- and we have lost our way?
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Good one Barry !your points
Good one Barry !
your points reminded me Dr. Albert Barlett's Laws related to Sustainability, in particular laws # 16 and 17 that say:
16 - Starving people don't care about sustainability
17 - The addition of the word "sustainable" to our vocabulary, to our reports, programs and papers, to the names of our academic institutes and research programs, and to our community initiatives, is not sufficient to ensure that our society becomes sustainable.
Just change in the above laws the word sustainable for ethical and we have the Canadian approach for being ethical.
Thanks for this article, which alerts us to the fact that the world is going to end, although not necessarily by December, 2012. Knowing that the world is not going to STOP using fossil fuels NOW, and that humanity is rushing headlong into the abyss, only reaffirms my low opinion of humanity and that we don't deserve the oasis we call earth. But to think of us turning the earth into Venus so that no living thing survives only shows how utterly disgusting humanity is.
I think the Ethical Oil
I think the Ethical Oil campaign is fooling exactly no one. Everyone in NA knows the Keystone XL pipeline would never be approved by the Obama admin if the US economy wasn't in the toilet. And I can't imagine the people of BC are especially eager to have their own pipe dream to China fufilled.
Let the man do his job, at least he's on our side.
If you ignore what the science says, then you are ignorant. The Alaskan pipeline has broke through natural shifting of our earth. Scares me. Being totally free from fuels is going to take alot of time and money, we will have if Obamas jobs bill gets passed to get the taxes comming in again. Then we can get the people back to work, Where the contractors buy only American products made in America to build these bridges, highways, lighting, gas, barriers, down to the cones that are used. What an America that would be.... than we could take all those taxes comming in by all those working people and do something really big with renewable energy....immagine if we bought only from union factories, and everything built union. OUR MIDDLE CLASS IS BACK. What a great America that would be.
My main objection to the distortions that the "environmentalists" are presenting, as compared to the distortions that the oil companies are presenting, is that eliminating the oil sands industry would reduce world wide GHG emissions by less that 0.5%. The focus needs to be on consumption of fossil fuels, especially coal fired power plants in the US and China. (The Taichung Power Plant in Taiwan emits about 42 megatonnes of CO2 per year, compared to 45 megatonnes for the entire oil sands industry).
coal-fired...what's that
Wisconsin coal-fired plants also produce more CO2 than all of the oil sands put together. That is only one tiny state too.
Give Your Head A Shake!
This is ridiculous, would you rather drilling for oil in the Gulf of Mexico where millions of creatures and people live? or extract oil using conventional mining techniques no different than coal, gold or potash as they do up in Northern Alberta's "Oil Sands".
I love how people have so much negativity on the subject when they have never seen the truth themselves. Go look at any other oil extraction process. Take Venezuela for example. Do you think they have the stringent environmental laws that Alberta does? Do you think that Texas thinks twice about putting another drilling operation in play months after the most devastating oil disaster in the world?
Well written article I must say, but reality sinks in when you're a Canadian trying to put a halt to the Oil Sands, while letting billions of $ in potential exports be produced in other countries.
Also if you knew anything about the oil and gas industry you would see that processing shale gas has a larger environmental impact then the oil sands.
Give your head a shake, if you want to spur change find an alternative solution.


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I have an old pad in the backyard that the original homeowner must have poured for a shed or playhouse. There is nothing on it now, just the bare pad. The pad is 6x8, and I want to build a 6x10 shed on it. Question: What is the best option for this: 1) Go all the way, pour 4 footings on each corner of the 6x2 extension, and pour a 4" pad on top of them. Use the slab as the floor. Seems like a bit of overkill. 2) Pour two footings and line up with the top of the existing slab. Frame a P/T floor over old slab with the 2' overhang supported by the new footings. 3) Use existing pad as is, but let floor frame overhang 1' on each side. Lay crushed rock under the two 1x6 overhangs. (Don't like this idea at all - the side walls would be on cantilevers.) FYI - I live in mid-Atlantic region, not a particularly deep freeze zone. Thanks |
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IMO you have lots of options as you have mentioned: 1. Drill 6" into the slab to add rebar steel for the extension using concrete on one side. 2. Frame up and out on the existing slab with shelves above and extending on each side. 3. Add Treated 2X material on concrete blocks drilled and anchored to existing slab. This could go on and on at this size with options since this appears light storage. Your Choice! |
If this is an old existing slab, you it may be best to place the new shed on a 2 X frame that is on blocks that sits on the slab. This assumes that the existing slab is at or slightly below the surrounding ground. If if is lower, the water from the surrounding area will end up in the new shed. creating mold and other water problems. With the shed raised from the existing slab, there will be no vegetation growing under the shed. By keeping it open on all four sides there will be little protection for animal nest. My shed is not on a slab but on blocks and is 10 X 12'. It is about 10' on the average above the ground level I have hid the opening under the shed with plantings, and use two 2X8 as a ramp to get my equipment in and out. |
loger: I am skeptical about being able to drill into the existing slab. It is 30+ years old and well cured. The slab is about 4-5" above grade, so I also do not want to build it up any more than I have to. Didn't get the part about "shelves on each side". Is that to avoid any load on the cantilevered part of the floor? So, it sounds like the best option is to frame the floor with treated 2x's over the existing slab and extend the floor frame a foot on each side. Still feel like I need some footing below each corner. Could I go down 24", pour a pad and then use a treated 4x4's as posts, leveled with the top of the slab, and fill the holes with pea gravel? |
This is a 48'x80' shed that I am building. I am just using it to give you a visual idea of what you could do with the existing pad. If you wish to use the pad but make the shed larger than 6x10. Say 10x12 for example. Dig down below the surface of the outer edges of the pad (much like digging a ditch) to the desired size. Measure and set the post to the size shed you want. On the bottom outside of the post nail 2X's (4,6 etc) so that they are level with the pad. Then fill the void with gravel base and then concrete to make the entire pad level. Build the shed. You can go back later and paint the pad which is now your floor to make the finish even between old and new construction. Once I have the roof finished on my shed. I will go back and remove the grass and run a compactor over the surface. Lay a bed of compacted gravel over that. Then nail 2"x6"'s level around the outside of the post. and pour the concrete using them as forms. The yellow triangles are to show how this will be done. This does a few things. It allows me to drill the post and run rebar rods through them to covered with concrete. Makes the walls even with the outside stringer. Places the siding out away from the concrete pad 1 1/2" for drainage (stringer will be even with the pad making it weather proof). Adds another 6 inches of support to the corner post on two sides and three on the side wall post. Just an Idea of my way of building sheds for you to consider. |
I mentioned shelves because It appears that you only need a small shed for storage vs extreme wt. I see no problem with 1' of shelving extending on ea side with treated materials. Attaching two extensions onto the slap using a hammer drill and 3/8" anchor bolts and 3 concrete blocks along outer edges would be the less expensive IMO. Mixing/adding that small amount of concrete to attached rebar steel might be your best option X Less All Etc. OR! Frame on the concrete just for the shelves/walls/ext flooring only (2X4 treated plates X 4 ext walls above floor, 2X walls, ply floor, concrete blocks under extension and Etc needs). OR! Extend the floor and add a planned Rubbermaid Shed to the floor. Adding a complete treated floor on the slab is an option with more added cost. This is a small project with lots of options. Please post a Pic of the slab. |
Thanks! My vote is to add Home Depot's Extra Strength concrete with 3/8" rebar steel 24" o.c. extended into the existing pad/slab. Or! Frame directly over the pad. Good Luck! |
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'Switch on' will light up Kenilworth
A double programme of free fun festivities will lead up to the grand 'switch on' of Kenilworth's Christmas lights on Friday 26th November and Friday 3rd December 2010.
The town's streets will take on a twinkly, magical feel at the two events, which are sure to get local families in the mood for Christmas.
On Friday 26th November, around Talisman Square and Warwick Road, there will be the traditional stage show provided by Mercia, charity stalls, children's fairground rides, street entertainers and that all important appearance by Father Christmas.
There will then be the traditional countdown to the light switch on at 7pm.
On Friday 3rd December, there will be another chance to join the fun in the High Street for the countdown to the light switch on, which takes place at 6pm.
The Christmas lights are switched on across all towns in Warwick district during November and December. Other switch on events take place in Leamington Spa on Sunday 21st November; Warwick on Thursday 25th November; and Whitnash on Sunday 5th December.


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Location: Masaka Setting:
Urban/Rural Established: 1998 Staff: 50
Subject Areas
Health: HIV/AIDS, AIDS
Orphans, Public Health, Nutrition, High-Risk Behavior, Prevention Education
Community Development:
Community Empowerment, Building Social Capital, Famine and Food Security
Environment: Resources,
Conservation, Environmental Health, Environmental Education,
Organic/Sustainable Agriculture
Small Business Management, Microcredit, Micro-Lending,
Strategic Management
Organization Objectives
AIDS Support Organization (TASO) strives to improve the lives of HIV-infected
or -affected persons as part of the larger effort to address the world's AIDS
pandemic. It promotes prevention, hope restoration, and general support physically
and emotionally to its clients. Its goals are to:
- Offer
counseling to empower infected/affected persons to make informed decisions
on all societal levels: individual, family, community, national, and
- Improve the
quality of life and facilitate the balance between rights and responsibilities
- Provide
early diagnoses to clients so they can seek help and live positively
- Facilitate
care of infected/affected persons
- Mobilize
community to utilize resources to reduce stigmas about HIV/AIDS
Program Information
1. Counseling
and Counselor Training
One of TASO's primary functions is to provide extensive counseling
to its clients by training professional counselors on issues related to
HIV/AIDS. It also provides holistic follow-up care and home visits for families
to encourage people to seek treatment if infected. During home visits, TASO
takes advantage of the opportunity to conduct conflict mediation, dispel local
myths surrounding HIV/AIDS, and effectively monitor the health and welfare of
its clients and their family members. The components of the counseling program
include provision of emotional support; assessment of risks and planning for
risk reduction; and development of the ability to decide on options for prevention.
TASO provides seven types of counseling specified in the following section.
- Assist in training staff to counsel clients
and raise awareness
- Participate in all seven areas of TASO's counseling program:
Pre-Test Counseling: Offered to clients who are about
to undergo an HIV antibody test to determine their sero-status,
or are interested in learning more about HIV infection and disease. TASO also
encourages behavior change (i.e. avoiding unprotected sex) to reduce HIV
Post-Test Counseling: Offered to clients who want to
know their HIV antibody test results
Prevention Counseling: Provides information to clients on
preventing infection and re-infection of HIV and STDs
Bereavement Counseling: Aimed to help family members cope
with the death of their relative
Crisis Counseling: Offered to help people deal with
sudden symptoms or results from HIV infection such as onsets of an illness
(e.g. herpes zoster, intractable diarrhea, skin rash); unexpected, or
fear/indication of death and/or loss of family member; and loss of employment
and accommodation
Couple Counseling: Allows couples who have had or
intend to have sexual relations to discuss with each other about their concerns
on HIV infection and other diseases as well as share and learn more about
HIV/AIDS and STDs
Family Counseling: Offered to those in committed
relationships with a client, living in the same household as a client, and/or
those in the client's extended family and community
- Conduct outreach to the community
- Train local peer educators and community
development workers
- Provide pediatric counseling for mothers,
grandparents, and community members
- Background in counseling, psychology, social
work, public health, HIV/AIDS, and/or medical-related fields
- Experience working with those infected or
affected by HIV/AIDS
- Ability to handle ambiguity, and a balance
between office work and rural community outreach
- Mature and compassionate
- Understanding of and sensitivity toward the
issues faced by those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS
Program Supervisor
The program supervisor
will be the head of the counseling department who is a trained professional
with many years of experience.
2. Health
Clinic and Home-Based Care
TASO operates a health
clinic for HIV-positive clients who are referred for health education,
counseling, medicine administration, palliative care, antiretroviral therapy,
and resources. The clinic has a team of well-trained staff, including
counselors, medical personnel, field officers, and social workers. Home-based care
is carried out in the community by trained Volunteer Community Nurses. This
strategy bridges the gap for medical needs at the grassroots level. TASO also
has trained volunteers provide HIV/AIDS education, home care, counseling, and
referrals in the communities.
- Assist in the management and administration of
the health clinic
- Travel with volunteers to provide home-based
cared to community members
- Support TASO staff in strategic planning
regarding resources, time, and staff
- Participate in grantwriting
and fundraising for staff education, additional medical resources,
outreach materials, and service expansion
- Provide technical training to staff on
relevant new research, medical techniques, client relations, medical
services, etc.
- Training in medicine and/or health-related
- Background in health care, education/training,
and/or new medical practices and techniques
- Experience working with those infected or
affected by HIV/AIDS
- Ability to work independently and team setting
- Excellent interpersonal communication skills
Program Supervisor
The program supervisor
will be the head medical officer at TASO Masaka.
3. Childcare
TASO Masaka is
currently in its secondary and tertiary stages of creating the childcare center
whose main focus is to empower families to care for children affected by
HIV/AIDS. Many of these Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs)
are in need of and lack access to assistance. Activities of this program will
include providing quality medical treatment and high nutrient value foods to
improve the health of OVCs; giving loans to OVC
families to start income-generating activities to strengthen their economic
coping capacities; enhancing the capacity of families and communities to
respond to the psychosocial needs of OVCs and their
caregivers; and improving and expanding TASO's
childcare center and support services.
- Assist staff in strategic planning,
organizational development, and planning process of childcare center
- Work with children in childcare and
educational advancement services
- Help staff in setting up psychosocial programs
- Network with other NGOs and partners to
incorporate best practices into program
- Conduct research and incorporate findings to
improve program development and planning
- Experience or knowledge in strategic planning,
organizational development, networking, and/or business management
- Knowledge of child development, social work,
psychology, or public health
- Interest and passion for working with OVCs
- Detailed-oriented, flexible, and adaptable
- Mature, self-motivated, and creative
Program Supervisor
The program supervisor
will be the chief development officer for the childcare center.
4. Social
Support and Sustainable Livelihood and Agriculture Project
Food shortage is a
major problem in many rural communities, which consequently makes ARV treatment
ineffective. This program aims to help clients support themselves through
sustainable livelihood activities through outreach awareness and sensitization
as well as educational workshops and seminars. Community outreach and trainings
are held on topics such as farming, agriculture, crop rotation, livestock
rearing, and other vocational skills. TASO hopes to lessen the dependency
syndrome among clients by promoting knowledge and tools that they can use to
sustain themselves independently with healthy food production. The
apprenticeship program teaches vocational skills to children so that they are
able to help their sick parents and siblings. The skills offered include
carpentry, tailoring, salon/hairdressing, and mechanics. TASO also provides
seed grants to community volunteers to improve their welfare as a measure of
sustainability. Through this program, TASO Masaka has conducted peer educator
training to high-risk groups such as commercial sex workers, boda boda cyclists,
traditional birth attendants, and taxi operators. It has also formed a drama
group to carry out awareness and sensitization through music, dance, and drama.
- Assist in expanding program into more
- Lead workshop trainings on food production
sustainability topics for local rural farmers
- Teach vocational skills to children and
community members
- Conduct needs assessments of communities
- Create training materials and research proper
methods that would be effective to use in particular communities
- Establish a microfinance program to assist
clients in earning enough money to save and invest in revenue-producing
- Experience or knowledge in agriculture, farming,
crop rotation, and/or related topics
- Background or training in microfinance, small
business development, and savings and credit schemes
- Ability to take initiative and work in diverse
settings with a wide variety of people
- Interest and compassion for rural communities
and sustenance farmers
- Understanding of and sensitivity toward the
issues faced by those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS
- Flexible and mature
Program Supervisor
The program supervisor
is the director of the Sustainable Livelihood and Agriculture Project.
Note: Responsibilities
offered to each participant will be proportionate to their level of experience.
Participants who are new to development work may predominantly support and
assist current project agendas, while those with much applicable experience may
be able to assume greater responsibility. Research projects are strongly
encouraged by this organization to support each program's objective because
minimal resources are currently allocated for research.
Working Conditions
The head TASO office in
Uganda is located in Kampala, with over 11 satellite offices throughout the
country. TASO Masaka is located in Masaka Town, at one of the local Ministry of
Health clinics. Participants will usually spend their week in the office, at
the clinic, or out in the field. The rural communities are often spread over
many sub-counties, and the roads are notoriously poor. The time commitment is
usually the normal working day hours unless fieldwork extends into the evening.
TASO was founded as an
effort to restore hope and improve the quality of life of persons and
communities affected by HIV infection and disease. Its vision is for people to
live positively with HIV/AIDS. TASO's values include
the obligation to people infected and/or affected by HIV/AIDS; equal rights,
shared responsibility, and equal opportunities; integrity; family spirit; and
the promotion of human dignity. It encourages its clients to:
- Accept their diagnosis
- Seek prompt medical
- Practice safer sex
- Continue to earn an income
- Plan for the families and dependants
- Seek counseling
- Maintain a balanced diet
- Have adequate sleep and
- Continue with normal social
- Avoid harmful habits such as
drinking alcohol and smoking
TASO Masaka was
started in 1998. Initially, it offered its services to very few. As of 2008,
its clientele has increased to 8,000 people, indicating that people are
willingly seeking services in counseling, medical treatment, and social
Today, TASO is the
largest indigenous NGO providing HIV/AIDS services in Uganda and the region. A
total of 83,000 people with HIV/AIDS have been registered, and 22,000 directly
receive care and support from TASO.


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2011 Record: 73-89, 4th NL West
2011 Prediction: 85-77, 3rd NL West
Impact Player: SS Troy Tulowitzki
Impact Pitcher: RHP Jhoulys Chacin
Best Reliever: RHP Rafael Betancourt
Top Prospect: LHP Drew Pomeranz
Last Year
The Rockies went on a spending spree in the 2010-11 offseason, inking several of their players to long-term extensions. Expectations were high entering the year as most had them competing for the NL West title and a 17-8 April did nothing to temper those expectations. From that point on, the Rockies went 56-81 and wound up with their worst record since 2005. Things got so bad that at the trade deadline they traded away ace pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez to Cleveland for Drew Pomeranz and Alex White, signifying at least a moderate rebuild.
This past winter, the Rockies couldn't seem to decide what direction to go in. They signed Michael Cuddyer, traded for Jeremy Guthrie and Marco Scutaro and brought in Ramon Hernandez which would suggest that they believe they are contenders, but then they also traded away Huston Street, Chris Iannetta and Seth Smith suggesting a rebuild. They brought in a whole host of flyball pitchers which could spell disaster in Coors and then they gave manager Jim Tracy a lifetime contract extension despite the fact that he's done little to deserve such an honour.
Only the Astros gave up more runs than the Rockies last season. Jimenez was mediocre before being shipped to Cleveland and the Rockies simply lacked the depth to overcome injures to Jorge De La Rosa and Juan Nicasio. Unfortunately things don't look much better for the 2012 Rockies. Their best pitcher may end up being Jeremy Guthrie who was acquired from Baltimore for Jason Hammel and reliever Matt Lindstrom. Guthrie has thrown 200 or more innings in each of the last three years and has managed to put up decent numbers despite pitching in the AL East and in homer-friendly Camden Yards. Unfortunately, he's nobody's number one pitcher.
Jhoulys Chacin posted solid numbers last season thanks to an excellent groundball rate, but he also walks far too many and saw his strikeout rate plummet from 9.04 K/9 in 2010 to 6.96 K/9 in 2011. Nicasio, meanwhile, looks like he'll be ready to start the year which is remarkable considering his career was in jeopardy last season after being struck in the head with a line drive that broke his neck and gave him a concussion. His 3.43 xFIP in 71.2 innings last year was the best of any Rockies starter.
The final two spots in the rotation could go to any two of Pomeranz, White, Guillermo Moscoso, Josh Outman, Tyler Chatwood or 49-year-old Jamie Moyer. Moscoso and Outman are both extreme flyball pitchers who were acquired from Oakland for Smith, while Chatwood was acquired from the Angels for Iannetta. Moyer was brought in on a minor-league deal after missing all of last season recovering from Tommy John's surgery. He has been very good this spring and it's looking more and more like he might crack the Opening Day rotation.
With both Street and Lindstrom gone, the Rockies will probably turn to 37-year-old Rafael Betancourt to be their closer in 2012. He led all NL relievers with a 1.16 BB/9 rate last season and posted an excellent 2.66 xFIP. He's a flyball pitcher who induces weak contact and strikes out a ton. Setting him up will probably be lefthander Rex Brothers who had a 13.06 K/9 rate in 40.2 innings last season. He walks too many but if he can fix that he'll be a dominant late-inning reliever.
Veteran Matt Belisle was outstanding last season, posting a 4.14 K/BB ratio and a 3.25 xFIP in 72 innings. He's been one of the more consistent relievers in baseball over the last two seasons and he could end up closing if Betancourt falters.
After those three, the bullpen looks a little shaky. Lefthander Matt Reynolds likely has a spot despite giving up ten home runs in just 50.2 innings last year while former Blue Jay Josh Roenicke could finally get the opportunity to stick in a big-league bullpen. Esmil Rogers posted a cringe-worthy 7.05 ERA in 83 innings last year, but should get the long-man job while Edgmer Escalona will get the final spot after an impressive 1.75 ERA in 25.2 innings last year.
The Rockies scored 735 runs last season, which was tied for second in the NL and they return much of the same lineup again this season. The problem is that much of their offensive success was derived from playing half their games at Coors Field. On the road, they finished with a less-than-impressive .242/.309/.373 slash line.
Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki was outstanding once again posting a .389 wOBA while playing excellent defense. There's a strong case to be made that he's the very best player in baseball. Joining him in the middle of the lineup will be leftfielder Carlos Gonzalez who took a step back in 2011, but was still excellent, posting a 134 wRC+ and finishing with a 4.1 fWAR.
First baseman Todd Helton continues to put up very good numbers well into his late 30s. Last season, at 37, he hit .302/.385/.466 but was only able to play in 124 games. When healthy, he's still one of the better first basemen in the NL. Across the diamond will be veteran Casey Blake who was signed to a one-year deal this offseason to play third base. He is ultimately a stop-gap until prospect Nolan Arenado arrives and he should put up at least average numbers both offensively and defensively, provided he can stay healthy.
The Rockies signed the 33-year-old Cuddyer to be the everyday rightfielder after he put up a career-year in Minnesota in 2011. He doesn't hit righties very well and is a terrible defender which will end up making the three-year, $31.5-million deal he signed look awful for Colorado. In centerfield, meanwhile, will be Dexter Fowler who broke out in 2011 finishing with a .266/.363/.432 slash line and a 2.9 fWAR. His excellent approach and increased extra-base power could make him one of the more valuable centerfielders in the NL.
General Manager Dan O'Dowd did pull off one excellent move this winter, trading fringy pitcher Clayton Mortensen to Boston for Marco Scutaro. Scutaro will be the everyday second baseman for Colorado this year and has been an undervalued player for years. Last year, he had a .299/.358/.423 slash line and a 110 wRC+ with the Red Sox.
The starting catcher will be Ramon Hernandez who was signed to a two-year deal this winter. When the Rockies traded Iannetta to the Angels, it was expected that young Wilin Rosario would be given the everyday catcher job, but Hernandez will probably prevent that from happening for at least a year. Last year, Hernandez had a 2.0 fWAR with Cincinnati and could see a jump in his numbers with the move to Coors.
Jordan Pacheco is expected to make the team as the backup catcher and reserve corner infielder. If he can't hold down the job, Wil Nieves could step in. Rosario probably won't be called up until he has an opportunity to start. 41-year-old Jason Giambi is back for another year as the professional pinch hitter; he had an outstanding .407 wOBA in that role last season. The Rockies dealt struggling third baseman Ian Stewart to the Cubs for Tyler Colvin who will be the fourth outfielder and occasional first baseman and the reserve infielder will be Chris Nelson. The final roster spot will probably go to Eric Young Jr. who can fill in at second base and in the outfield. Outfielder Charlie Blackmon and infielders Brandon Wood and Jonathan Herrera could also make the team.
For a more detailed look at the 2012 Rockies, click here.
The Rockies made several curious moves in the offseason and it's hard to tell if they are any better than they were last year. They have a strong core of position players and they should have no problem scoring runs, but preventing them will be another story. A bad pitching staff in a homer friendly park is rarely a recipe for contention.
2012 Prediction: 74-88, 5th NL West


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My mom called Disney Visa today to see what special promos they were going to be having. She was told that they are extending the 50th anniversary promos for another year. Just thought I'd share with my DWT family!! Lori
Yes! So I still have time to get Golden Mickey Ears!
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Watch the See See Motorcycles ladies play tug of war in glorious slow motion
For the most part, cars shot in slow motion just look like they're going around 20 kilometres per hour (12 mph). Unless we're talking about some quivering carbon-fibre monocoque Formula One racer or a thrashing top fuel drag machine, slow motion footage is largely wasted on the mechanical. That rule of thumb doesn't apply to motorcycles, however. The crew from See See Motorcycles recently took time to go play in the dirt, and Greg Schmitt was on hand to capture the chaos in glorious slow-mo.
While the clip includes a good dose of hilarity with riders bolting through piles of leaves and even full bags of flour, we're more taken with a mighty showdown between two dirt-bike-riding ladies. Emily and Tori George square off in a good old-fashioned, high-stakes tug of war using a pair of vintage Hondas for the duel. With what looks to be a big, chilly puddle between the two riders, only one can come out clean. Place your bets, and check out the video below for yourself.
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Create your own papercraft Treasure Goblin from Diablo III
And once you've done that, be sure to take some pictures of Lewt in action. Tweet your photos @Diablo with the hashtag #WHERESMYLEWT to show off your photos, and you could find yourself on the official Twitter or Facebook -- Blizzard will be sharing submitted photos, as well as photos of their own, throughout the rest of the holidays. For more information, the downloadable printout, and instructions, visit the official website.
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