text: JFP eyes New York cooperationMonday, March 10, 2008 A fruitful meeting for possible cooperation between Jammeh Foundation for Peace (JFP) and the Pittsford Community Church in Rochester in New York, United States, was on Thursday convened at the JFP head office in Serrekunda. Two members of the church, Chris Kelly and a Taiwanese cardiologist Dr David Huang, arrived in the country on March 1, alongside a team of medical practitioners from PROHEALTH, a health NGO in Nigeria, to provide free health-care services at the JFP Hospital in Bundung and the State Central Prison at Mile 2. The two men, accompanied by Dr Patrick Chang, the Taiwanese ambassador to The Gambia, were received at the JFP offices by Ansumana Jammeh, the executive director of the foundation. Speaking at the meeting, Mr Jammeh briefed the team about the operations of JFP underpinned by vision to make life worth living for the poor and the needy. He said the foundation is inundated with avalanche of applications, seeking for assistance, especially in the area of education and specialised health care. "We have a lot of application for overseas medical treatment but we do not have the resources to take care of everybody. If we are able to get medications and the people who can take care of those cases, that will be excellent," he said. The JFP executive director informed the team about the modalities preceding any cooperation with JFP, including a memorandum of understanding. This cropped up after the team expressed interest to formalise and expand relations with JFP. Mr Jammeh expressed appreciation on behalf of the foundation to the group for helping in treating patients at JFP Hospital and for earmarking medications for the JFP pharmacy. "We are really appreciative. We thank you for coming to treat patients at your own expenses. You paid your air ticket and transported by yourselves the medications and other valuables only to help those in need," he. The JFP boss used the opportunity to draw attention to NGOs and individuals who raise money in the name of needy people of The Gambia and unscrupulously divert most of the proceeds to personal use. For his part, Mr Kelly, who is also a theologian, described their third visit to Banjul since 2006 as successful, confirming that they have also donated biomedical equipment, such as pacemaker to RVTH. He said they also repainted a police station which is part of their community project. He informed the meeting that the team has packages of drugs earmarked for the JFP pharmacy. Cris Kelly expressed their willingness to formalise cooperation with JFP, noting that they can bring in specialised medical doctors to conduct delicate cases. However, he said the lack special facility for the team had hindered progress in that arrangement, expressing their resolve to successfully work out those logistics in their next trip. Dr David Huang, a Taiwanese cardiologist at the University of Rochester Medical Center in the United States, confirmed that they have treated patients at both the JFP Hospital and inmates at the State Central Prison. Dr Huang expressed admiration with the hospitality and appreciative nature of Gambians. "We do actually see that kind of relationship of patients-doctors in the US," he added. He pointed that they will explore possibilities to bring Taiwanese Medical Association in the US to visit Banjul to provide a wide range of health-care services at no cost to the people. He said members of the association have already been to Panama, Haiti, and would hopefully visit the The Gambia. Dr Patrick Chang, the Taiwanese ambassador to The Gambia, welcomed the discussions, adding that this could evolve into a twinning partnership, reminiscent of RVTH and Taichung Hospital (in Taiwan) cooperation. Author: by Ebrima Jaw Manneh | Related Topics |


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The easiest way to work the system is also the simplest.
Cash prizes awarded to Pickles players must be recorded and reported. Since he knows each lot contains so many winners, an unscrupulous games supervisor could score some easy money just by paying attention. For example, by watching his books closely, he could determine that $600 worth of winning tickets in a particular lot hadn't been sold and that only 400 pull-tabs remained of the lot. He could then buy all the tickets with the inside knowledge that he was guaranteed to win the $600 prizes--a quick $200 profit. "It happens," says Lambrecht. "It happens a lot."
Relatively loose state laws also provide enough opportunity for a less-than-honest bingo games manager to peel off a few dollars here and there.
Although a number of more sophisticated games of chance in Colorado have come to be known as bingo games--many of them are electronic, some look like slot machines--the actual game of bingo is pretty much the same as it always was. Players purchase a packet containing grids, usually for $6. As numbers are called out, the players try to fill an entire row. The first person to do so wins. (A typical prize these days is $1,500, the maximum amount permitted by state law. Bingo halls may choose to offer lower prizes, but by doing so they risk losing players looking to win the highest amount possible to other bingo halls that do offer the larger jackpot.)
Nonprofit organizations hosting bingo games hope to earn their money by selling more packets than the number it takes to cover the prize money. The organizations buy packets in lots of 1,500 for anywhere between $150 and $185. At $6 a packet, they need to sell 250 of them to raise the $1,500 prize money, and a few more to cover the cost of buying the lot from the supplier. After paying expenses--security and hall rental--the rest should be profit.
The easiest way to game the bingo system comes courtesy of a state bingo-law loophole. All sales of bingo packets must be recorded and reported to the secretary of state's office. But all an unscrupulous games manager has to do to make a profit is "lose" some packets. Say, for example, a games manager for a nonprofit sports league sells all 1,500 packets in a lot. In theory, he collects $9,000. But what if he sold 1,500 packets and only reported that he sold 1,200? That means $1,800 is "missing."
Fortunately, it's not quite that simple: The lots are tracked by serial number and reported to the secretary of state's office, so if any state inspectors came nosing around, the dishonest manager would have to come up with a reasonable explanation for the missing packets. In Colorado, though, that would be easy.
Maybe they got lost. Perhaps coffee was spilled on them and they were ruined. Some states get around this by requiring that the damaged tickets be kept to prove to state inspectors that nothing has been swiped; once that's established, the ruined tickets are destroyed. But in Colorado, the games manager's word is all an inspector needs.
"A lot of money can disappear that way," says Lambrecht. At the very least, the system can result in extremely loose accounting, with an organization appearing to handle a range of money rather than a specific amount.
According to a lawsuit filed recently in Denver District Court, Michael Sedillos is a selfless Little League hero. According to the same lawsuit, he is a ruthless bingo shark who deprived baseball-playing kids of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Mike Duff is probably the one who first raised that question legally. Duff is a solid-looking guy who works as a maintenance man for an office complex south of Denver. He joined Southwest Denver Little League's board of directors in 1996. He explains why:
"I had two kids playing in the league then, fourteen and eleven. They'd been playing since the age of six, but I didn't like the direction of the board. The league seemed to be going downhill; a lot of things just weren't right. Parents were fighting in the stands--the police had to be called. Not often, but it happened. You know what they say: Get rid of the parents, and Little League would be great.
"Anyway, I decided I either had to put up or shut up."
Duff ran for the fifteen-member board and was elected. Soon after that, he was appointed to the position of assistant director of fundraising. "We usually have one major fundraiser during the season--a casino trip or candy sales," he says. "But the main way we raise money is bingo."
By the time Duff decided to get his hands dirty running it, the league had pretty much become synonymous with the Sedillos family: Mike, a single Denver Public Schools teacher; his father and mother, Ray and Linda; and his sister, Michelle.


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Eddie Murphy, out. Alicia Keys (and hubby Swizz Beatz and their son little Egypt) in!
HBO is bringing the life of former Washington, DC Mayor Marion Barry to the small screen.
And some pretty big names are involved in the project.
Last week Eddie Murphy quit as 2012 Academy Award host and was quickly replaced by Billy Crystal, and apparently it was the right choice.
According to a new survey from Poll Position, more people prefer Billy Crystal over Eddie Murphy when it comes to hosting the Oscars.
Eddie Murphy hasn't been on 'Saturday Night Live' since 1984, and he hasn't even participated in the various reunion shows that have happened in the years since he left the show. But he could show up this weekend.
Murphy's co-star in the new movie 'Tower Heist' is Ben Stiller, who just so happens to be hosting this weekend's 'SNL.' Rumors have begun to circulate that Murphy will finally make a cameo appearance on the show.
Looks like the rumors were true — actor and comedian Eddie Murphy has been officially tapped to host the 84th annual Academy Awards. Although Murphy has hosted other awards shows, this will be his first gig at the Oscars.
"Eddie is a comedic genius, one of the greatest and most influential live performers ever," said show co-producer Brett Ratner, who also directed Murphy in the upcoming comedy 'Tower Heist,' due for release November 4. "With his love of movies, history of crafting unforgettable characters and his iconic performances — especially on stage — I know he will bring excitement, spontaneity and tremendous heart to the show."
Sources close to Academy Awards officials say comedian and actor Eddie Murphy is being considered to host the Oscars in February.
The move is seen as an effort to return to basics — in other words, have one funny act head up the entire ceremony. In years past, the Academy has experimented with different hosting ideas, culminating in the somewhat questionable move this year that saw actors James Franco and Anne Hathaway emceeing what many called a disastrous show.
The big screen remake of the popular Hanna-Barbera '70s-era Saturday morning cartoon 'Hong Kong Phooey' has just snagged a famous lead: Eddie Murphy will voice Penry, the anthropomorphic dog who lives a secret life as martial arts expert and number one super pooch Hong Kong Phooey.


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Breakfast Topic: What's behind stereotypes about what ladies play in WoW? {WoW}
Dec 26th 2011 11:43AM @Lipstick
As a male healer myself (my main and by far favorite toon is a holy paladin) I agree and think that healers often go unnoticed in the background.
In fact, we are only really noticed when we screw up. I think it takes a lot to become and play a healer cosistently because of the fact that most of the attention you get is criticism.
Healers are almost always the first ones to get blamed for a wipe and it can be very discouraging. There's.a lot of pressure being a healer especially when trying to progress into heroic raids.
Now I have played with female tanks, dps, and healers and from what I have gathered, It's about the perso, not the gender. I've met women who love dpsing and refuse to heal or tank. I've met women who don't do anything but tank. We each have our own preferences that cannot be accurately described in a stereotype.
I may be wrong, but I remember reading somewhere that 42% of games are female. To say that "all females are healers" is ridiculous as it would mean that just under half of the playerbase is comprised of healers. Since we all know that that's not true, it only makes sense that neither is the stereotype.
The Queue: Patch 4.3's release date {WoW}
Nov 23rd 2011 11:49AM He wouldn't know because you can't see it. Really bad naming on Blizzard's part.
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Breakfast Topic: What WoW holidays need to be improved? {WoW}
Nov 8th 2011 9:04AM Well maybe instead of complaining about how WoW is bad and needs to be improved, you can offer up some solution along the lines of, "If Blizzard did X, it would make WoW a much better game." Your negativity really achieves nothing besides some attention which is probably all you are looking for. Remember, be part of the solution, not the problem.
The Queue: Top 10 most-asked questions, plus Yoda {WoW}
Nov 1st 2011 11:11AM Just realized that Raineva just asked the same thing. Feel free to ignore my post.
The Queue: Top 10 most-asked questions, plus Yoda {WoW}
Nov 1st 2011 11:07AM I thought that in 4.3 there would be no tier on the valor vendors and that you could only get tier from killing raid bosses. Did Blizzard say this or am I just going crazy?
The Lawbringer: Dispelling the panda myths {WoW}
Oct 28th 2011 10:51PM @ Ata
I just want to thank you for pointing that out. I was about to reply the same exact thing when I saw your comment. You know how people say "History repeats itself"? Well if you don't learn history now, you can't learn from people's mistakes and it will, in fact, repeat. My current fear is that the majority of people are forgetting the terrible, and occasionally good, things that happened in the past and it will ultimately be our downfall.
TL;DR Use that wonderful invention we call the internet and read up on some history.
The Queue: Name that companion pet. {WoW}
Oct 22nd 2011 12:03PM Q4tQ:
Are there any adds that allow you to store multiple talent specs? I know I would not be able to switch between them without goin to a trainer but I would love to have more than 2 specs without memorizing/looking them up each time.
The Queue: Late '90s nostalgia trip {WoW}
Oct 8th 2011 5:52PM Duh!
The Queue: Lodur, Herald of the Elements {WoW}
Sep 25th 2011 12:28PM Q4Q:
I know it has been stated that loot is determined when the mob spawns but how is loot determined while fishing? Is it when you cast or when you actually click the bobber thing?
Let's say I have a lure attached to my fishing pole. If it expires midcast will I still get the bonus when I catch a fish?
Lichborne: Cataclysm PVP basics for death knights {WoW}
Sep 13th 2011 2:59PM Well I find that in Arathi Basin that a tank can be quite useful. In RBGs we usually stick our tank on Stables, I play Ally, and keep him as a look out there. This way it frees up the rest of the group to go after different bases and if the Horde tries to attack Stables, he can usually hold his own until teammates can come to his aid.
I general, however, I agree that tanks are least useful in the node capture BGs but are awesome in tanking the end bosses or flag carrying.


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Graphic designers work with companies to develop the visual components of marketing and communication initiatives, including advertisements, logos, packaging, brochures and websites. These professionals must understand their clients' goals and create designs that impact the target audience.
In order to be successful, graphic designers must be able to communicate with clients, collaborate with other design professionals and deliver unique, effective designs. These tasks require a mix of business savvy and technical design skills. On a given day, a graphic designer might meet with a client, create a communication strategy, design the layout of a Web page and make changes to an existing publication.
Graphic designers use color, typography, photography, artwork, layout and occasionally animation to convey a client's message to its target audience. Most of today's design work is done on the computer, so graphic designers must have a solid understanding of design software like Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Acrobat and Flash.
What's the job outlook for graphic designers?
Graphic design is an evolving field that continues to grow. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) expects overall employment of graphic designers to grow by 13 percent from 2008 to 2018, in keeping with the national average. Increased demand from advertising and computer design firms will contribute to this growth.
Job prospects, according to the BLS, are expected to be especially strong for graphic designers with animation and website design experience. As print media gives way to interactive sources, it's expected that more and more graphic designers will be responsible for online marketing campaigns. Increased demand for online graphic design will create jobs, though other graphic design jobs will be lost by slowdown in the print publishing industry.
There are many talented individuals vying for jobs in graphic design, but those with interactive media experience and business acumen will have the best prospects, the BLS says. Additionally, the most recent survey of design leaders from AIGA, the professional association for design, showed the highest confidence levels since 2005, which many in the industry believe will lead to increases in hiring.
What is the salary for graphic designers?
According to the BLS, the average annual salary for graphic designers in 2010 was $48,140. This number is consistent with the figure from Indeed.com, a job posting aggregator that reports an average annual salary of $48,000 for graphic designers nationwide. However, salaries of graphic designers vary based on experience, industry and location. The BLS reports that annual salaries of graphic designers ranged from $26,440 (the tenth percentile) to $76,450 (the ninetieth percentile) in 2009.
Graphic design firms employed the largest number of designers in 2009, according to BLS data, and the publishing and advertising industries followed close behind. Of these industries, graphic designers working in publishing earned the least, with average annual salaries of $41,600. Though they employ fewer graphic designers, niche design positions within the federal government and computer manufacturing firms yielded the highest average salaries in 2009.
Location also plays a role in how much graphic designers earn. According to the BLS, Washington, D.C., New York and California had the highest average graphic design salaries in 2010. The San Francisco metropolitan area was the highest-paying city, with an annual mean wage of $76,740.
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A bachelor's degree in graphic design is generally required to become a graphic designer. According to the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, there are approximately 300 accredited art and design institutions in the United States, many of which offer a bachelor's degree in graphic design. The bachelor's degree generally requires four years of full-time study and includes a range of coursework:
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Many design colleges also offer associate's degrees and certificates in graphic design, which take between two and three years to complete. An associate's degree is sufficient for many assistant or purely technical graphic design positions. Those who already have a bachelor's degree can transition into a graphic design career through a two- to three-year certificate program.
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Congrats, Joe, on your election as Student of the Month!
Joe Lawry has been very active in the department for some time now, and it's always a pleasure to see his smiling face. As the current president of our ACM student chapter, he has pursued several new activities. He also participated in our EPICS program, competed in programming contests, works with the Student Government Association, and is a solid student. We look forward to more of the same from him. You may not know he also won an award last year as part of the mock trial team, certainly unusual for computer science students. We all look forward to seeing how his unique skill set helps him define his career. Keep up the good work!
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Austronesian-speaking peoples began migrating to Indonesia about the 3rd millennium BCE. Commercial relations were established with Africa about the 1st century CE, and Hindu and Buddhist cultural influences from India began to take hold. Indian traders also brought Islam to the islands, and by the 13th century it had spread throughout the islandsexcept Bali, which retained its Hindu religion and culture. Indonesia now has the largest Muslim population of any country. European influence began in the 16th century, and the Dutch gradually established control of Indonesia from the late 17th century until 1942, when the Japanese invaded. Sukarno declared Indonesia's independence in 1945, which the Dutch granted, with nominal union to The Netherlands, in 1949; Indonesia dissolved this union in 1954. The suppression of an alleged coup attempt in 1965 resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people the government claimed to be communists, and by 1968 Gen. Suharto had taken power. His government forcibly incorporated East Timor into Indonesia in 1975–76, with much loss of life. In the 1990s the country was beset by political, economic, and environmental problems, and Suharto was deposed in 1998. Muslim leader Abdurrahman Wahid was elected president in 1999 but was replaced in 2001 by his vice president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, the eldest daughter of Sukarno. In 2004 she was succeeded by Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. In 1999 the people of East Timor voted for independence from Indonesia, which was granted; after a period under UN supervision, it achieved full sovereignty in 2002. In 2004 a large tsunami generated by an earthquake off the western coast of Sumatra caused widespread death and destruction.
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I find that when I'm writing a short story, one of the things that gives me a real problem is names. I can usually mash two words together into a name, but I'm not a big fan of that. I'm trying to work with dictionaries from other languages (Welsh is really good) but that only comes out with marginally better names. Anyone got any advice?


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Scanning our table of contents just now, it occurred to me that the Floridians we feature in this issue would make a pretty intriguing foursome. Forget for a minute that one has passed away, and it's pretty easy to imagine them charging around a golf course together—say, the TPC at Sawgrass Stadium course.
Look! They've arrived at the seventeenth tee.
First up is Greg Norman. (In this group, he has the honor on every tee.) Maybe it's a bit of a stretch to call the Aussie a Floridian, but the guy has made the state his own. Not only has he raised his family there, he runs his global corporation out of Jupiter and has established a one-man brand that can be found on everything from yachts to wine to grass to golf courses. He's put down deeper roots in the state than have most other pros living there, including Isleworth resident Eldrick Woods.
Pin is on the far right, Sunday placement. No sweat: The Shark knocks it stiff.
Next up, Florida Governor Jeb Bush. You figure he's next to play because there's no way any Bush is going to wait around too long on a golf course. He may not play as much as he used to, but he still carries an eleven handicap and can beat all the mere presidents in the family. Practice swing?Forget it. One slash and his ball is on the green, front left. Nice shot. Tricky putt from there, though—might need a favorable Supreme Court ruling.
Third to play is Chris Sullivan, founder of the Australia-themed Outback Steakhouse chain, headquartered in Tampa. He, naturally, has been sticking close to Norman the whole way around, trying to absorb some Aussie wisdom. Since Norman has recently launched his own restaurant, he'd rather talk about golf. Sullivan starts his backswing but at the top is distracted by the sight of the Bloomin' Onion I, the blimp his company sends around to cover golf tournaments. Shank. Splash.
Batting cleanup is Joe Lee, recently deceased, the legendary Florida architect who partnered with Dick Wilson on scores of the state's best courses. A fine player in his day, Gentleman Joe was a purist known for his love of straightforward strategy and classic design. So you can imagine what he thinks of this track. Lee is pulling up the rear because he lost interest, oh, about fifteen holes ago. But I like to think that at this moment he could summon a memory of swings past and cut a sweet little fade right up there next to Norman, just to show 'em.
What, only Tiger Woods can see dead people?
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Touring Turkey's Black Sea region by mini bus
A rickety bridge hanging over the Black Sea connects an island off the coast of Amasra to the lush Karadeniz mountain range. Follow the 2km- to 3km-trail up the steep mountain face until you find a vantage point to experience what might be the most magnificent sunset you ever see; on a clear day, the red and pink hues of the sky reflect on the blue waters, while on overcast days, the sun peeks from behind dark altocumulus clouds to create an eerie, painting-like sky.
About 74km east, Amasra's lesser-known and rarely visited cousin Cide sits on a breathtaking stretch of coastline, set against a dramatic backdrop of jagged sandstone mountains. Unlike the beaches of the Mediterranean coast down south, Cide's postcard shores are devoid of the customary seaside paraphernalia – no beach shacks, no seashell peddlers, no fancy resorts. Even the best hotel in town, Yali Otel, is an unassuming off-white building without a prominent signboard or even a reception desk.
But the sleepy coastal hamlet by day transforms into something of a mini carnival by night. A flea market appears by the sea after sunset, with colourful traditional Turkish gowns, dresses and scarves on sale; and the beach transforms into a bohemian hangout, complete with shisha and Turkish music.
Villages like Cide are scattered all across the coastline, and since dolmuses connect nearly every small village and town in Turkey's north, the toughest part of the trip is choosing which ones to visit. On the road from Amasra, 12km before Cide, a small winding road leads to Gideros Bay, where the Kure mountains part to reveal pristine turquoise blue waters, clear enough to see the sea bed from the shore. It seems like a personal swimming pool, surrounded by lush greenery and the tiny village of Kalafat, which has a handful of charming Ottoman houses.
A cooler, wetter alternative to southern Turkey's scorching summer, the Black Sea region is also home some of the country's most colourful countryside. During the long, 540km bus trip east along the coast from Cide to the small seaside city of Ordu, the landscape transitions from dense green forestland to rolling plains with gorgeous yellow sunflower fields to meadows dotted with wild purple grass. Arrival in Ordu is marked by the appearance of chic cafes on one side of the road and – if you arrive after dark – a shimmering stretch of the moonlit coastline on the other.
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Woodworth, Charles, Middlebury, was born in the town of Weybridge, Addison county, Vt., on February 16, 1815. His parents were Guy and Abigail (Ingersoll) Woodworth. Guy W oodworth was a native of Connecticut, and was born in 1776; came to Addison county Vt., in 1800, purchased the place now the home of his son Charles. He was married in 1804, and in the same year removed to Weybridge, Vt., where he engaged in the manufacture of scythes. He was quite extensively engaged in this industry, and employed a number of men, continuing in this business during the remainder of his active life. He had a family of three sons and three daughters, of whom four are now living. He was selectman of Weybridge, Vt., for several years, and a successful business man; died on March 10, 1867. Charles W. Woodworth was educated in the common schools, brought up to farming; after his father retired from farming he conducted the business, and gave his whole attention to the work. He sold the water privilege to the Middlebury Pulp Company, in 1880. The old shop now stands there as it was built by his father, in 1805. He has given his attention entirely to farming after giving up his shop. He was quite active in military matters, having in an early day been captain in a company. He was married in 1865 to Ruth Page, of Lincoln, Vt. They have had one child born to them — Charles Guy, born August 12, 1871.
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I've made something similar once, but the yogurt curdled. How do you keep that from happening?
hmmmm. I've made peach kuchen literally dozens of times, using sour milk, yogurt, and sour cream variously - never had a problem with it curdling. I beat the egg with the yogurt - maybe if it wasn't beaten evenly, some of the egg would bake into chunks?? The beaten egg stabilizes the yogurt as it bakes and the top layer should be set almost like jello when it's done.
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The third edition of European Remembrance Symposium was concluded with the final lecture given by Pieter Lagrou, a lecturer from Free University of Brussels. He stated that: We live in a situation of memory competition, in which we pay more or less attention to one or other memory. We have to make choices what memory we find more important, which doesn't mean forgetting the other events.
Nation's Memory Institute (Ústav pamäti národa, Slovakia) and European Network Remembrance and Solidarity (Warsaw) in collaboration with The Institute of National Remembrance (Poland), Study Centre for National Reconciliation (Slovenia), German Association for East European Studies (Germany) and Polish Embassy in Bratislava organized international scientific conference Political exile from Central and Eastern Europe. Motives, strategies, activities and perceptions of East and West, 1945-1989.Two-day conference took place at the Historical building of the National Council of the Slovak Republic in Bratislava in November 19 – 20, 2013. The conference was supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media upon a decision of the German parliament.
The second international European Remembrance symposium take place on 10-12 October in Berlin. Almost 200 representatives from 120 institutions and non-governmental organisations focussing on 20th-century history from 23 European countries discussed the form and nature of the contemporary culture of remembrance and associated historical education. The event was organised by European Network Remembrance and Solidarity, the Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship, and the European Solidarity Centre. Nations Memory Institute is one of the partners of this symphosium.
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The European Network Remembrance and Solidarity (Warsaw) in collaboration with the Federal Institute for Culture and History of the Germans in Eastern Europe (BKGE, Oldenburg), the Institute of Contemporary History (IfZ, Munich–Berlin), and the Slovak Institute of National Remembrance (UPN, Bratislava).
The publication "10 Years of the Nation's Memory Institute" written by Ivan A. Petranský, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Nation´s Memory Institute, describes the 10 years of the Institute's existence. The representative publication provides information about the conditions of Institute's foundation, its authorities, changes of its organizational structure, scientific projects, conferences, educational activities, audiovisual works and international cooperation. The publication contains a wide range of pictures and photos.
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I would like a recommendation for a soft pastel yellow, preferably asiatic (or something else blooming at the same time) with few or no spots. I bought some last year that were supposed to be Kansas but turned out to be an electric screaming yellow. I will have to move those but the niche still needs filling: my garden at that time of year seems to be all soft pinks, peaches, and blues.
Later in the season I have an Orienpet, Honeymoon, which is the ideal color. So something of similar color but earlier blooming would be great. Thanks! It would be also great to have an oriental yellow, something really late for the end of the season but I have not been able to find any. It seems like most are in the same color spectrum, which I already have, pink or hot pink plus white. |
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The Lily Garden has an Asiatic called "Caress" which might fit what you are looking for - I don't have it myself, so can say for sure how true the color is. It's the last one on the page below. |
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Luxor is an asiatic that is soft yellow. |
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New Wonjo Restaurant
New York, NY, 10001, United States
After going through an ownership change in 2010, Won Jo became New Won Jo and with the new name came a kitchen overhaul, a new venting system for the Korean grills, and a revitalized menu. Walking through this Korean restaurant, which is open 24/7, guests will see buckets of hot coals being carried to the steel buckets that heat the grills, and while many diners sit upstairs to barbeque, others are just as happy to sit downstairs and enjoy banchan (complimentary Korean appetizers) as they wait on signature dishes like bibimbap to be prepared.
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New Won Jo requires a two-meat minimum for barbecues, but you can ask them to cook it for you in the kitchen to escape the double portion.
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IM Collector Music Edition 1.45
IM Collector is the music organizer software for Windows intended to gather, store and catalogue the information about your music collection and to represent the resultant music database in the most convenient ways. IM Collector allows you to scan digital media for audio track, query Internet resources for comprehensive information about artists, albums, and tracks, search the music database, keep track of media you have lent, and much more.
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Music Wizard is the perfect solution for managing your music collection, including CD, MP3, MiniDisc and Vinyl records. The search function helps you to find songs immediately. CD contents can be downloaded from the freedb database, or you can use the Offline CD Archive with more than 800,000 CDs. Other features: full MP3 support including Copy/Move/Rename, ID3-Tag writer, record lending, CD cover and label printing, Database statistics
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DJ-friendly organizer for any media, including MP3 files. Name your own formats and categories; quickly find material and create playlists. Selectable, arrangeable data columns with multi-column sorting; handy print preview. Built-in CD player imports titles from Internet. Includes example library. Use full-featured FREE Lite edition for small libraries; Standard Edition upgrade supports large libraries. 5-star ZDNet Editors Pick.
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This database can handle scheduling... such as actors, musicians, singers, dramas, choruses and hymns... Automatically send personalised emails to your entire music team! Automatically send emails to those scheduled this week, or next! It's a filing cabinet! One place to digitally store praise and worship music, chord charts, lyrics, dramas, and even has built in links to sheet music! Never misplace that chart again. Get Organized!
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Babble Rock 1.0
You have no idea what this thing might say, not a clue. The babblebase is not moderated and there is no control over what people may enter into the database, also the last 50 entries are continually changing. I would ask that everyone just be nice! Enter a joke or some wisdom or maybe a triva question... perhaps someone on the other side of the world will laugh when they click on their Babble Rock! Unmoderated
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Software for cataloguing on all kinds of digital media. The program features: powerful search capabilities using boolean expressions; search of duplicates - lets users locate duplicate documents - all this without physically accessing the disks; file management function; monitoring of changes on a hard disk.
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Melomania 1.7
Melomania is a handy music collection software for Windows, which allows you to catalog music collection of any kind, from vinyls to MP3s, and provides you with a quantity of facilities to manage music database, including automatic tracks adding, getting information from Internet, lent media tracking, and more.
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- Welcome to the 2014/15 season
- Season Calendar
- New Productions 2014/2015
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- Recitals 2014/2015
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Chamber Music in the Foyer
A concert to reflect on the 25th anniversary of his death
Find the detailled programme of the concert here.
Basma Abdel-Rahim violin
Gisela Müller violin
Philipp Nickel viola
Kaamel Salah Eldin cello
Peter Josiger double bass
Francoise Friedrich harp
Sarah Louvin flute
Blanco Ferrer-Vidal oboe/cor anglais
Ib Hausmann clarinet
Matthias Höfer bass clarinet
Christoph Ullrich piano
Drummers from Frankfurt's Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst/Highschool for Music and the Performing Arts
Christian Curnyn Conductor
Pre-booking and Pricing
Sunday 24.11.2013 11:00 h
Price 13 Euro
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Sat, Aug 4, 12 at 0:12
Could someone recommend the very best nursery ground cover to control weeds, which lets water, air, fertilizers and nutrients through, resists mildew and rotting, and prevents palms from uprooting from pots to the ground and which would be sun resistant and last at least 5 years? |
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- Posted by tropicalzone7 7b (My Page) on Sun, Aug 5, 12 at 14:04
Vinca vines work well for me and the variegated ones are really nice looking and mostly evergreen. I almost consider them weeds though because although they look nice, they are invasive. Variegated vinca vines look their best in shade, but I have a group in ALL day sun and they look good too, the leaves are just a little bit smaller and more compact (but the leaves are much bigger than the more common perrenial vincas). Good luck! -Alex |
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