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MLKJ on Education: "Intelligence plus character"» Submitted by Vickey on Mon, 01/19/2015 - 05:00. »
"The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education." - Martin Luther King, Jr.
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The Spirit of Christmas, by a Charleston WV Friend» Submitted by Vickey on Mon, 01/05/2015 - 22:35. »
BQEF volunteer Karen Wise recently posted this piece on her shared blog, reaching4light.blogspot.com:
From Alicia, with Love» Submitted by Vickey on Tue, 12/02/2014 - 22:57. »
Alicia Lucasi joined us in the US for our annual board retreat in October, leaving behind her husband of less than two months to do so. (Thanks for being so understanding, Rene!) Minga Claggett-Borne asked Alicia what difference BQEF had made in her life, and the lives of others, and this was her response:
Future Aymara Teacher: Juana and Her Siblings are Going to School Thanks to Your Gift» Submitted by Vickey on Tue, 12/02/2014 - 20:47. »
Juana Ruperta Carani will graduate from high school this December with an excellent academic record.
She came to the BQEF Student Residence (aka Internado) in Sorata in 2009 as a timid 7th grader. The school in her home community of Chuchulaya only goes through 6th grade, and Juana wanted to be the first in her family to go to high school. Her stepfather, Luis, had applied for Juana to join the Student Residence so she could start 7th grade.
On the day we were to post the list of those accepted, he was anxious to confirm that Juana was included, so he and another parent from Chuchulaya left home at 2:00 am to walk and run in the rain to arrive by 8:00 am. Happily, both their daughters were on the list.
Preserving a Rich Heritage: Grad Emma Quispe» Submitted by dlrobey on Tue, 09/23/2014 - 17:55. »
Steeped in the rich heritage of the Aymara language and culture, Emma Quispe Mamani graduated from the Public University of El Alto in linguistics and languages.
Primitiva and the President» Submitted by Vickey on Thu, 09/18/2014 - 20:49. »
Primitiva Castaya Quispe felt honored and gratified to co-present garments made by her Aymara textiles class to President Evo Morales during his visit to her school.
Primitiva is studying textile engineering at the "Tupak Katari Indigenous Amyara Bolivian University", where she's learning to produce textiles with traditional Aymara cultural symbols, using both traditional and contemporary technology.
Her class was chosen to design textiles for the president, and Primitiva and a classmate presented them in person. "It was a great honor and I was very happy to have this opportunity. The President encouraged us and thanked us for the gift we made him."
Primitiva's studies link traditional Aymara arts to international organizations that can spread appreciation for their beauty as well as provide markets.
Martha, The New Geotechnical Engineer» Submitted by dlrobey on Sun, 09/14/2014 - 02:13. »
Congratulations to Martha Silva Canaviri on her graduation from the University of San Andres with a degree in Geotechnical Engineering. We're especially gratified when female students are empowered to enter traditionally male fields, particularly in a machismo culture.
(Martha and a classmate analyze materials from a field trip, above.)
Martha's coursework included environmental impact studies. In one course, she learned to recognize different layers of clay and sandy soil by color and structure.
She learned to analyze the soil and water, and to study the distinct types of vegetation and animals in an area. The course included field work and classroom study.
Martha also participated in a case study of the impact of a supermarket in Achacachi, looking at both the positive and negative effects.
Congratulations to new Nursing Assistant Sonia» Submitted by dlrobey on Sun, 09/07/2014 - 19:36. »
Congratulations to Sonia Carolina Llanque Quispe on graduating as a nursing assistant. Sonia graduated from the INFOCAL Technical Institute thanks in part to donors who supported her BQEF scholarship.
Sonia's studies included practicums in various wards in the hospital. In the Emergency Room she learned to give blood transfusions. In her community health course, she researched and made a presentation to her class about care of pregnant women in the home.
She learned to provide both physical and emotional care for patients who could not move themselves in the trauma ward, and assisted in surgery for a broken nose in the ear, nose, and throat clinic.
Sonia is particularly concerned about children's health and took part in a vaccination campaign. It was a very good experience for her training and a successful campaign.
The President of Bolivia Congratulates Lourdes Quenta Perca» Submitted by blstanford on Fri, 09/05/2014 - 15:56. »
President Evo Morales awarded Lourdes Quenta Perca the title of Textile Engineer on August 2, 2014. She was among the first professional graduates of the Indigenous Universities of Bolivia (UNIBOL).
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The first in a series of monthly talks titled "Sense and Sustainability" is scheduled for 5-6 p.m. Oct. 23 at Brenau University in the SUB (second floor of the Tea Room).
Nothing like a little "nunsense" to brighten up your weekend.
Suwanee's normally idyllic Sims Lake Park will be transformed into a scary backdrop for zombies and tortured tales of terror over the last three weekends of October.
Gainesville's most anticipated fall event, the Mule Camp Market Festival, returns this weekend with an expected 75,000 people visiting the downtown area.
It's a bit like a science fiction movie: Scientists work feverishly come up with the perfect antidote to kill off the aliens that are attacking the host planet.
You don't need to visit Alta Vista Cemetery to get in touch with the dearly departed.
The most popular tradition in the history of the Quinlan Visual Arts Center, the annual Members' Exhibition, opens today with a public reception.
The Band of Desperate Men - Britt Dean, Doug Oster and Clay Spurz - will perform their blend of pure and simple harmony Oct. 13 at the Sautee Nacoochee Center.
The Blue and the Gray will take to the field 150 years later in the Family Day event Sunday, Oct. 14, at the Northeast Georgia History Center.
The next film to be served up by the city of Suwanee in the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers is "A Matter of Taste: Serving Up Paul Liebrandt."
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present Leahy, an award-winning musical group from Canada, at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15 in Hodgson Concert Hall.
Cumming Fairgrounds workers have been busy since Monday putting the final touches on their biggest event of the year.
It wouldn't be fall without a few festivals, and this weekend there are plenty.
Amid the flurry of fall festivals and changing leaves, there is another fall tradition that local residents look forward to each year.
The Piedmont College theatre and music departments will present the musical adventure "Anything Goes" this weekend at the Swanson Center for Performing Arts in Demorest.
Aiming to supply deceased veterans the honor they deserve and ease families' burden of transportation, Donald Ware began a company to provide these services with In Their Honor Transports.
"There's a bright golden haze on the meadow" and "the corn is as high as an elephant's eye" in "Oklahoma!"
Riverside Military Academy cadets will morph into the quirky and memorable characters of one of William Shakespeare's most well-known comedies this week.
Music lovers with an affinity for Johann Sebastian Bach and his other classical friends will be delighted with the upcoming concert from the Lanier Chamber Singers.
Walkers and runners of all shapes, sizes and fitness levels can trek across Riverside Military Academy as part of the annual Chamber Chase next week.
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Israel may have a sterling reputation for producing hi-tech start-ups, but when
faecd with the decision to go public or sell out, 95 percent sell to foreign
bodies, according to an interim report submitted to the Israel Securities
Authority (ISA) on Tuesday.In 2012, Israeli hi-tech companies raised
only 27% of their funds from local venture capital funds, while the rest came
from abroad or other sources.The report was compiled by the Committee to
Promote Investment in Public Companies Engaged in R&D, and outlines
preliminary recommendations the government could take to help companies fund
themselves locally instead of looking abroad for capital."Due to the
dependency of young hitech companies on foreign funds, and the fact that over
95% of these companies are acquired by foreign corporations, the committee
recommends implementing a number of moves which will contribute, in the
aggregate, to producing an efficient and worthwhile option for raising funds,"
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Exchange create a special "elite tech" listing for hi-tech companies, that will
grant exemptions and reduce reporting requirements to make listing easier. It
also suggests the state offer tax breaks to investors who buy shares of research
and development companies during their initial public offerings.The
report recommends encouraging the creation of more local venture capital funds
and the provision of special regulations and tax incentives to focus them on
Israeli hi-tech. The proposed regulation would not tax the company's assets
until they were sold, provided that the company invested 70% of publicly raised
funds in locally traded hitech.It also recommends other solutions, such
as opening up online crowd-funding to help young companies find
investors.ISA chairman Shmuel Hauser said keeping technology companies
in Israel is important due to their significant contribution to economic growth
and job creation."The need to undertake measures to help Israeli R&D
companies raise capital is unquestionable," he said, "whether this be through
public offerings on TASE, through TASE-traded venture capital funds and R&D
partnerships that invest in hi-tech companies, or through off-exchange financial
mechanisms." Hauser also expressed his regret that Mellanox – one of the largest
companies traded on the TASE – had announced plans to delist from the Israeli
exchange and maintain trading solely on NASDAQ, where it was
cross-listed."While our listing on the TASE has provided a venue for
certain Mellanox investors to trade, we believe it's in the company's best
interest to concentrate our trading on NASDAQ," CEO Eyal Waldman said at the
time, citing the desire "to be subject to one set of listing regulations instead
of two." Hauser on Monday dismissed the explanation, saying it was exempt from
reporting requirements under local regulation, arguing that both economic and
Zionist values should encourage it to stay."These kinds of companies
have the ability to enhance the role of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and
contribute to economic growth in Israel," he said.Mellanox is not alone.
Wix, a successful Internet start-up that helps companies put together websites
with ease, announced on Tuesday that it filed forms with the US Securities and
Exchange Commission in order to go public there.Warren Buffett's
Berkshire Hathaway scooped up the Iscar metalworks company in May, and,
according to the rumor mill, Apple, Google and Facebook have each tested the
waters to buy Waze, a crowd-sourcing map application.The CEO of the
stock exchange, Ester Levanon, promised to follow the committee's
recommendations and do whatever was necessary to carry them out.
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Image: X-ray destruction of human breast cancer cells using Cu-Cy particles. The images show the live cancer cells stained green and the dead cells stained red (Photo courtesy of Wei Chen/UT Arlington).
A physicist working to create a luminescent nanoparticle to use in security-related radiation detection may have instead developed a new tool for photodynamic cancer therapy.
Wei Chen, professor of physics and co-director of University of Texas (UT) at Arlington (USA) Center for Security Advances Via Applied Nanotechnology, was testing a copper-cysteamine (Cu-Cy) complex created in his lab when he discovered mysterious decreases in its luminescence, or light emitting power, over a time-lapse exposure to X-rays. Researching further, he discovered that the nanoparticles, called Cu-Cy, were losing energy as they emitted singlet oxygen—a toxic byproduct used to damage cancer cells in photodynamic therapy.
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One of our Sport Clubs Student Assistants is Stacy, a third year Sophomore. She is a Business major and is interested in Finance, Sports Marketing, or Management as her area of focus! Stacy was and is very involved on campus, once holding the titles of President and Vice President of the Wrestling Club. She also used to be the Vice President of the Sport Clubs Council! Now, Stacy is a part of the Sac State Expansion Committee! What she loves most about Sac State is that it competes nationally in wrestling. Aside from wrestling, you can also talk to Stacy about local theater, Halo, and Call of Duty. She is also an active "Chivette!"
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Vilai is a Program Assistant for the Full Circle Project and a Leadership Initiative Student Assistant. Her name is Thai but her ethnicity is Hmong. Vilai is first generation and currently a first year Graduate student in the Master of Social Work program. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Work in Spring 2014. Vilai has worked with the ASI Children Center and as an Orientation Leader. She served as a student coordinator in the 1st Asian and Pacific Islander American Senior Success Recognition in Spring 2014. What she enjoys most are the interactions with people she meets and making long lasting friendships. On her free time, Vilai enjoys spending time with family, friends, coworkers, hiking, shopping and watching Friends on Netflix.
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Windows live mail problems.
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Posted October 7, 2012 at 11:09AM
I have a problem with WLM that if I access mail on my laptop it is not still on my pc. I have sky isp mail set uo to keep mail on server and all mail is still there. but if i just use my mail from WLM it lose previously accessed mail.
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Posted October 7, 2012 at 12:07PM
I know that they want everyone to shift to Microsoft Outlook now so not sure if that may be the problem.
Not that keen on Microsoft Outlook but maybe I am not using it correctly.
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Posted October 7, 2012 at 2:40PM
Windows Live Mail is the e-mail client isn't directly linked to Microsoft Outlook (replacement for hotmail - daft new name as it confuses with the Outlook program).
You are probably using pop when impa would be better for your purposes. However I suspect that on your laptop you have not selected to leave messages on the server.
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Posted October 7, 2012 at 3:48PM
For impa read IMAP
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Posted October 7, 2012 at 4:06PM
ve changed laptop to imap and seems to work ok but Ive noticed thet deleted mail is going to junk folder and not deleted folder.
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Posted October 7, 2012 at 4:49PM
Sea Urchin: Thank you for correcting my typo.
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